SHIPPING.

New Zealand Herald, Volume XLVIII, Issue 147686, 4 September 1911, Page 6

SHIPPING.

Hi,7h Water at Auckland—3.s a.m.; 3.18 p.m. „ Manukau —5.4 a.m.; 5.37 p.m. Sunßise*. 6.9 a.m. ; sets, 5.31 p.m. / Moon—Full, September 9, 3.27 a.m. PORT OF AUCKLAND. ARRIVALS. September 2. NGAHERE, s.s., 1021, H. Dillmer, from greymonth.—'Winsione, Limited, agents. HAUPIRI, s.s., 748, P. C. Ross, from Greymouth, via Napier, Gisborne, and East Coast bays.—Union S.S. Co., agents. NGAPUHI, s.a., 691, E. Stephenson, from Whangarei. Passengers: Misses Howard, McKinnon, Campbell, Hardy, "Weaver, ' Car ruth, Wil*>n, Hardy, Butt, ■ Mesdames Sissons, Council, Cory, Dixon, Blag'rove, Messrs. Dimmock, Bolton, Baron, Weight, Cooper, McMillan, Maclndoe, Browne, Salle, McKinnon, Jennings, Tomb son, Kelly, Sands, Oxjke, Johnson, McLeod, Rust, and nine steerage.Northern S.S. Co., agents. NGATIAWA. s.s., 463, W. Bark, from Mangonui, Whangaroa, and Russell. Passengers: Misses Huku, Poti, Bramley, Mesdames Huku, V.'ells and 3 children, Bramley, Wilson, Messrs. Lee, Trimnell. Hands, Clouston, Job, Linen, Taki, Hoki, Ngatro, Tra'ftord, Johnscn, Sadler, Stone. Kemp, Allen, Fagan, Dtilton, Dyer, -| u £"> H. Koute, Hotlgson, Hujiu. PoKai, \\. Huku, E'oti, McGee, Thompson, Garrett, Hill, and three iteerage. —Northern S.S. Co., agents. AUPOVRI. s.s., 463, T. Haul tain, from TauTangsi, Passengers: Mesdames Spoon er and ihild, News ham. Stringer and child, Messrs. ; Dennis. W. Shera. F. Adam, Ix>ncland. J. Brash. Benjjmin, Wißl, Peterson. S.' Da vies, Heathenngton, Fml.iv. R. Walsh, Price. Stringer. Gee, Mas-, sev, Pheliis, Masters Hodgson, Henderson.— Northern S.S. Op., agents. \v MOT 4HI, s 278." C. Hopkins, from Ohiwa. Pa=«en<-ers: Miss Vess. Mesaames Molesworth. Ixiwe, "carter, Stent and 2 children. Brunt, Messrs. Brunt, G. Whyte, Herron. Hearne, Oliver, James—Northern S.S. Co., agents. SQUALL, s.s.. 359. Morrison, from Gisborne.—. Union S.S. Co., agents. , GLENELG. s.s., 2SS. Jonas, from Whangarei.— Jas. Smith and Co., Limited, agents. STELLA, s.s., 267, E. Sellars, from Mercury Leyland-O'Brien Timber Co., agents. PELIC.W. e.s„ 162. ,T. Whittingham, from Wha—Devenport Ferry O. .. agents.. - , : , HAVOC, scow. 69, E. Wilson, from Ngunguru. , —R. S. Reynolds, agent. ALBATROSS, auxiliary ketch, 61, B. Moore, from Whangarei.—Master, agent. MOA, scow, S3, L. Vasta, from Mercury Bay.— Ford Shipping Line, agents. September 3. WIMMERA. s.s., 3022, Wm, Waller, from Southern and East Coast ports. Passengers: Mr. and Mrs. Dcnaen and child. Mr. and Mrs. Haggen. and family, Mr. and Mrs. Faust, Mr. and Mrs. Ure and 2'children. Mr.-and Mrs. Callenaer, Mr. and Mrs. Raymond, Mr., Mrs., and Miss Dalrrmple, Mr. arid Mrs. Long, Mr. and Mrs. Todd. Mr. and Mrs. Lttssiman. Mesdames Moc'-, Zeni3neh and 2 infants, Berry, Poll and child, Trestron and 4 children, D'Authereau and son. McCredie. Crawford, Rose and 2 children. Kirk, Gear, Misses Rhodes, Runciman, Murphy (21, Irwin, Pratt. Wilson. Green. Macintosh. Hynd-r.-iti (2), Wighton, Mackay. Ledger, Rrebble, T.vnch. r.>ns.m. Messrs. Shaw. Watt, Miller, Aniens, Thompson. Gleeson. JlcDulloch, Anderson, Taylor (21. Reddell, Loomb. ' Cooper, Clayden, Pricketi. Murray. Watson, Church. Brow, -Liddell. Johnston. Jenl:inson. Devest, Tried, Judge .Tones, and 30 steerage.—Huddart, Parker, and : Co.. ajents. ... VICTORIA, s.s.. 2969, G. F. Entwisle, from ] Svdnev. Passengers: . Mesdames T. Lord, J. j Powell. A. J. Buttle, Close. Boon,; Dawson, H. j M. Pickens, Misses Horsley. Close, Bibby. Ritchie, Walters, P.. Keary, Ford, "Messrs. R. H. B. John- | son. J. W. Bennett. T. Lord. J. Powell. T. N. • | Horsier. E. F. Walker. G. Lepper, I. Brown, | Boon." R. York ham, W. D'Arcy. i Walters, J. j , Stewart, A. Pawecn. Gardiner. R. H. Brown, W. ] R. Martin, H. M. Pickens. Chinnery. Thompson, j 5. A. Edwards. Hatfield. H. T. Pollock, G. F. Roach, Rev. T. Eord, Master _ .Johnson, and 53 —Hnddart, Parker, ~and Co., agents. CHELMSFORD, s.s., 121. E. H. Goertz, from j Mercury Bay ard Tairua. Passengers: Mrs. Clearer" Messrs. Omi«hy, Dunivich, HoKart, McLean. Burnana. —Northern S.S. Co.. agents. . KAIAIA, auxiliary scow, 24. A. Clark, from the roast. —A. L. Alexander and Co., agents. DEPARTURES. ' * " . .. September 2. TARAWERA. s.s.. 2003, W. T. Collins, for j East Coast and Southern por.s. Passengers: For j Sisb->rne— B. Mercer, R. Guest, E. Haggle, L. Irvine, Hanna. ' Leighton, Coroley, Noble, Sisters of Merc? (2), Mrs. L. Holmes, Messrs. L. Holmes, J. J. Boiland, G. Stephenson, Brahmo, Binning, G. S. Kemp, ■> H. Metcalfe, Carr, R. McLean, E. Tyler, ,R. Smith. McKay (2), H. Eraser. G. WinVtanJey,' J. L. Harvey.'. B. Cahill,' A. J. Black, F. Duval. - For Tokomaru BayMis? Beale. Mr. Beale. For Napier— J. C. Hawkins, Scott. E. Kohn. For Wellington— Misses, Bailey, Coe. .Smith. For Lyttelton— Beasley. For Dunedin —Miss sOrr, Mesdames Swars' and bov. J. A; Grimwood and familv, Messrs. J. A. Grimwood, Mitchell, Spears. A. E. Fin lay son, M. F. Henry, and 25 steerage for all ports. ~ . ■ • . .. i.. ENXERDALE, s.s.. 1148, Robinson, for Greymouth. KOUTCNTTI. s.s.. 176, H. Fletcher, .for Toko- * martt Bay and Gisho-ne. AKAROA, s.s., 70. W. Parker, for the co-at. DAPHNE, scow, 24, J. Doyle, for the coast. THISTLE, scow, 19, G. Jamie-son, for the coast. • . 1 September" 3. **V r * ' ' Ka.NIERI, s.s., 203, T. Meyers, for Whangarei. BADEN-POWELL, s.s., 176, H. Petersen, for Whasgarei. ~ . • . -• TASJIAN, s.s., 171, C. Faulkner, for Whakatane. MAY HOWARD, auxiliary schooner, 64, Jones, for Mahurangi. MOA, scow, 99, L. Vasta, for the coait. : EXPECTED ARRIVALSOVERSEA. LOSDON*. —Whakarua, s.s., sailed July 6, due about to-morrow; Kia Ora, 5.»., sailed August 4, due about September !. 16;- Indra-barah, 6.5., sailed July 22, due about-" September 20; liumara, s.s., to sail; Paparoa, s.s., to sail; Niwaru, s.s., to sail;' Star of Canada, as., to sail. Liverpool,.—Kent, s.s., sailed July 29, r due shout September 23; Ayrshire, s.s., to sail; Morayshire, s.s., to sail; Nerehana, s.s., to sail; Zealandic, s.s., to aail; Waimana, s.s., to sail. - New York. — Cape Breton, s.s., sailed June 14, via Southern ports, due about Thursday Cape Ortegal, s-s., sailed Julio 17, due toil : iv ; Walkure, s.s., sailed July 1, due «bout September 10; Tomoana, s.s., sailed July 17, due 'abous September 20; Trifels, s.s., sailed August I, due about October 25; Lord Lonsdale, 5.8., sailed July 26, due about October 10; Cranley, s.s., sailed August 27, dr-e- about October 31; Falls of Orchy, s.a., to sail; Queen Elisabeth, ship, to sail; fetor oi Australia, b.s., to sail; Den of Airlie, s.s., to jail.,-': .. ' Masseilt.es. — Italian . chip, . sailed April 3, via Wellington. " Montreal— s.s., sailed June 29, due about to-morrow; Cape Corso, s.s., , sailed July 30, due about October 8; Whakatane, is., sailed August 22, due about October 24; Tokomaru, s.s., to sail September , 20. .: t Subprisb Islasd.—Lindrtol, barquentine, to 'sail. ' : '*,' ,iy. 'V--: Geelosg.— barquentine, to eaiL BirjrßunY.—Clan Ross, s.s., sailed August 25, via Lyttelton and Wellington, due about September 25. ;, /.i ; J •- , Melbocrse.— &«., sailed, via Newcastle, August 31, due about to-day; Maajorie Craig, barque, sailed August 22; Jessie Craig, barque, to sail; Joseph Craig, barque, to sail. Sa Francisco.— s.s., to eail; Boveric, as., to sail.' v..;' - ; Vakcottteb.—Marama, -R.M.S., September 25; Makura, R.M.S., .October' 24. . ' Stditbt.—Atua," s.s., ' Wednesday; Maheno, s.a., Sunday; alandia, K.M.S., September 29. Newcastle.—Handa Isle, banjuentine, Bailed August 28; Northern Chief, barque, sailed September 2; Ihumata, s.s., to sail; Waipori, s.s., to eaiL .'•*!■■■ COOK AST) Socistt I3LAsD3.—Taltme, S.S., Sep. tember 21. - Fp.ishxily ' Islands.—Atua, as., Wednesday; Ysabel, schooner,. early. -- Nice.—Kereru, ketch, early. .-Waitemata, s.s., sailed August 30, due to-day; Attia, %.s., Wednesday; Navua, s.a, September 11;- Waihora, s.s., to sail. EXPECTED ARRIVALS.—COASTAL. This. Day: " Kanieri, from Whangarei; -Baden» Powell, from Whangarei; Taniwha, from Paeroa; Gael,from Waipu. ' , "" " , PROJECTED. DEPARTURES Loxdos.—Ruapehu, R.M.S., via, the South, September . 12; Tainui, R.M.S., via the South, Sep- ; ■ tember 28..' ' "" ' ■ .. - Vancouver. —Zealandia,. R.M.5.,. September - 29; Marama, R.M.S., October 27; Makura, R.M.S., November, 24. u .. STD.VET.—Wimmem, s.a, to-day; Atua, s.c., September 12. * ' :" .• ' * • Norfolk —Southern , Cross, e.«., about September 8. South Sea Islands.—Atua, s.s., September 12. —Atua, s.si, - September 12; Navua, b.s., September 27. . _ , / ." * PROJECTED DEPARTURES.— 1 This Day: Haupiri, for Ea&fc Coast porta and bays, via Limestone Island; Squall, for Tolago Bay and Gisborne; Ngapuhi, tor Whangarei; Clansman, for Russell and Opua; Aupouri, for Tauranga; Apanui, for Northern ports; Waiotahi,- for Mercury Bay and way ports ; Waimarie, for Paeroa; RotoWabana, for Colomandel; Kawau, for Mangawai. VESSELS IN HARBOUR. ' Iris, cable steamer, in stream. liimutaka, s,s., at. Queea-street Wharf. .- ■ .. ... . Victoria, s.s., at Queen-street Wharf. Wimmera s.s., at Hobson-street Wharf. Haupiri, b.b., at Queen-street Wharf. Squall, s.s., at Railway Wharf. Clan Ogilvy, s.s., at Railway Wharf. • Aparima, e.s., at Railway Wharf. '-,v ■ Brantleyhall, s.s., at Railway Wharf. A ldebaran, barque, at Chelsea. - Casablanca, barque, at Railway Wharf. ioittheru Cross, s.s., at Queen-street Wharf. Routo, schooner, at Breastwork. J.H&Q, auxiliary, schooner, :■ at Hobson-etreot Extension. " ; IMPORTS. " - Per Ngahere,'from - Greymouth: 1111 tons coal. . Per Wimmera, from Southern ports: 2069 sacks Potatoes, 2716 tacks flour, 289 sacks bran, 116 : locks seed, 824 sacks oats, 2064 sacks chaff, 761 ; i-\ sacks wheat, 516 bales hay, 70 sacks onions, 63' iacks oatmeal, 100 sacks - pollard, 87 v packages % '>v ; Ranges, 61. cases pickles, -10 ; cases candies, 39 ■packages confectionery, 87 cases matches, 127 j g cues canned : goods,-. 60 - boxes soap,. 187 packages. tea* £13 cases moat, 50 bags call food, 20 sacks' ; . barley, 13 sacks peas, 50 cases ; fruit, 45 . cases i butter, 67 casks beer, 87 cases matches, 37 packmk Lygta -fit fttffitbu, and.. •:v:vVa«sflsfcfc "V > 1. ' J 1 '-V j. ' . i ■ lIIIIIMI i 111111 iMWlllif lIIIIMII—MHHMI

; Per Victoria, from Sydney: 564 packages tea, 1757 felloes, 31 coils galvanised wire, 348 cases soap, 10 bales kapok, 30 casks resin, 60 bags oxide iron, 360 bags rice, 72 boxes lard, 50 cases wine, 299 steel rails, 586 pieces timber. 50 - cases schnapps, 100 bags rico meal, 50 empty drums, 79 cases tobacco, 63 bags oats, 276 cars and 18 rolls lead, 17 barrels oil, 50 ,-ases be-'r. 104 bales hav, 450 bags onions, 80 casks sulphur,. 100 bags salt, 140 bags gypsum. 150 cases p. coerced fruit, 1068 bags bonfedust, 99 bales hemp, *60 sacks fertiliser, and a large quantity -f aiud.-ies. The barque Northern Chief sailed from Newcastle on." Saturday coal-laden for Auckland. _ _ . Captain Grecntierg has succeeded Captain J. Teixiera on the steamer Claymore at Onehunga, the latter returning to the Northern Company a East Coast service. The Union Company's Island steamer Atua is due at on Wednesday from Sydney, Samoa, Fiji, and Tonga. The Vacuum Oil Company's chartered steamer Cape Breton, after discharge of a part cargo of case oil from New York at Wellington, will come on"to Auckland. She should put, in an appearance here about Thursday. . The Kainpoi, after discharge of a cargo of sheep at Lvttelton from Napier, will go to Greymouth to load timber for Melbourne and Sydney, and •sill afterwards load coal at Newcastle for New Zealand. • ' A message from the lightkeeper at Cape Maria Van Piemen last night states that the steamer Cape Ortegal, en routo from New York and Australian ports, passed the capo at 3 p.m. yesterday. She should make port about 10 a.m. to-day. The cargo steamer Inga arrived at New Plymouth on Friday with a cargo of hardwood'ana manures from Sydney. From New Plymouth she goes to Lyttelton, and after discharging hardwood will load produce and general cargo for y revmouth. ..The vessel will subsequently load timber, at Greymouth for Sydney. Cable advice--! received at Sydney state that the i*w Federal-Houlder-Shire liner Argyllshire, bound to Australia from Liverpool, left Capetown on the 24th ult. for Adelaide. According to Fairplav, Messrs. Mcllwraith, MeEaehern and Company Proprietary, Limited, Melbourne, have invited tenders for the construction of a tug: for Frcmantle, and the Howard Smith Company will shortly lie inviting tenders for tho construction of three large steamers. The Maori land Company's steamer Ennerdalc loads a cargo of timber at Greymouth for r.cbart I and Warrnambool. . * The Tarawera sailed on Saturday aftf ruoon for i East Coast and Southern ports. The steamer Bentinck is due at Auckland tomorrow with produce fro/ii Melbourne sni Gee- ! long, via Newcastle. , .. • The Monowai . is appointed to leave Wellington this evening for Northern ports. She is ; duo at Auckland on Thursday; 1 The Squall arrived from Gisborne on Saturday afternoon, berthing at the Railway Wharf. [ She is fixed to sail at 5 p.m. to-day for Tolago Bay and Gisborne. The Scales chartered steamer Clan Ogilvy will probably sail to-day for Newcastle, where she loads coal for re mantle. . *, - . ' Duo at, Auckland from Fiji to-day, the Waitemata will discharge 64 tons of- copra at the Railway Wharf for transhipment to Sydney. She then goes to Chelsea to discharge 7500 tons of raw sugar. After discharging coal at Thursday Island, tho Whangape is to proceed from Koepang • to Bunbury, to load jar rah for New Zealand. Advice received by the local agents for the Shaw, Savill, ana Albion Company intimates that R.M.S. Corinthic, which cleared Wellington on August 10 for London, left Monte Video, in cont.niiation of her voyage on Tuesday evening last. She is due at her destination on-September 21. The Surrey, after discharge at Wellington, will load at Wellington, Lyttelton, and Dunedin, and then proceed to the Bluff. There, sho- will take in Tjwre cargo, and sail on September 19 tor Sydney to complete Homeward loading. Captain A. H. Kemp, late of the Tyser liner. Hawke's Bay, is now master of the Whakarua, in place of Captain J. Firth. Captain J. E. Compton, of the Niwaru, is now master of the Ncrehana. Captain P. E. Mello, late oi the Tomo3na, has transferred to the Niwaru. Captain Angel, late chief officer of the Tyser liner Whakarua, has been promoted to command the company's steamer Hawke's Bay. The Government steamer Hinentoa returned to Wellington on Thursday after landing stores at the Brothers lighthouse and replenishing the gas reservoir at Jackson Head beacon on Wednesday, and landing stores at Cape Palliser lighthouse. . The Hinemoa will probably ieave Wellington * for Southern lighthouses on Wednesday, and will land at Cape Campbell lighthouse! en route to Lyttelton. The Danish barquentine Car la has been chartered to load pine at Karamea for Sydney. Now en route from New York to New Zealand ports with case oil, the Vacuum, Oil Company's two chartered steamers Lord Lonsdale (4200 tons) and Wa'.kure (3836 tons) will, upon completion of discharge, proceed to Newcastle to load for the west coast of America. " The" Union Company is reported to hare engaged the Norwegian cargo steamer Skogstad on time charter. . She is due at Newcastle from Natal, and is to load at the former port tomorrow for Lyttelton and other South Island ports. The Skogstad is a vessel of 3655 tons gross and 2357 tons net, built in 1906, by R. Thompson and Sons, Limited, Sunderland, and engined by J.- Dickinson and Son, Limited, Sunderland. She is owned by A. F. Klaveness and Co., Christiania, Norway. THE NGAHERE.. The Blackball Coal Company's collier Ngahere arrived from Greymouth at 10 a.m. on Saturday with a cargo of coal. She proceeded up to Chelsea to discharge, after which she returns to Greymouth. THE HAUPIRI. The Union Company's steamer Haupiri arrived from Greymouth, via Gisborne and East Coast bays, at b o'clock on Saturday night and berthed at" the Queen-street Wharf. She sails at 6 p.m. to-day for Gisborne, Napier, and Wellington, via Limestone Island and East Coast bays. WIMMERA FROM SOUTHEN PORTS. After a fine weather passage the HuddartParker steamer Wimmera, Captain William Waller, arrived from Southern and East Coast ports at 9 a.m. yesterday, berthing at the Hobeon-street Wharf. The purser reports that departure was taken from Dunedin on Tuesday afternoon list, and calls were made' at all East Coast ports en route, the vessel taking her final departure from Gisborne at 11 a.m. on Saturday, .. arriving as above. In continuation of her voyage, the vVimmera sails at 5 p.m. to-day for Sydney direct. SYDNEY STEAMER ARRIVES. At 11.30 am. yesterday the Huddart-Parker steamer Victoiit, Captain G. ?. Entwisle, arrived in the stream at Auckland from Sydney direct. After being granted pratique by the port health officer, sho' berthed at the Queen-street barf. The purser (Mr. S. Patrick) reports: The Victoria cleared Sydney at 12.30 p.m. on Wednesday last, had Oape Maria Van Diemen abeam at 8.15 p.m. on Saturday, and arrived as above, her passage across thus occupying 3 days 21 i hours, after alJc^ring 1 for the hour, and a-hali difference in time, exceptionally fine weather was encountered throughout the passage. The Victoria sails at 3 p.m. to-morrow for East Coast and Southern ports. ' _ t CRANLEY LEAVES NEW YORK. According to cable advios received at Sydney, the United Tyser liner Crahley was despatched from New York on August 27 for Melbourne, Sydne» and the four New Zealand main, ports. The Cranley should put in an appearance at Auckland about the end of October... ...., KENT LEAVES CAPETOWN. A cablegram has been received stating that the Federal-Houlder-Shire liner Kent, en route from Liverpool to Sydney and New Zealand ports, left Capetown on August 26 in continuation of her voyage.. The Kent is due at Auckland about September 23. TAINUI'S LOADING PORTS. The Shaw, Savill and Albion liner Tainui, due at Wellington to-morrow from London, via ports, is .to sail on the. 12th.; inst.: for Lyttelton - with remainder of eargo. The vessel will then commence loading for London, and will leave Lyttelton on the 20th inst. for Port Chalmers. She is to sail frorifPort Chalmers on the 22nd inst. for Auckland, from which port she is due at Wellington on the 30th inst. The Tainui is to leave Wellington on October 5 for London, via ports. PORT OF ONEHUNGA. ARRIVALS. September 2. RIMU, s.s., ' 339, E. Dorling, from Hokianga. Passengers: Misses T. Brown, E. Brown, Messrs. England, Kearney, Banyan, Patau Tiki, S. Ryan, Ti Northern S.S. C 0.," agents. .■ CLAYMORE, as., Greenberg, from Waitara, Kawhia, and Raglan. Passengers: Miss Mountford, Mcsdames Bernard and child, Mountford.—Northern. S.S. Co., agents. ■ - 'ROSAMOND, b.s., 721, Wallis, from Wellington, Pioton, Nelson, and New Plymouth.— S.S. Co., agents. ' CORINNA, s.a, 1271,. Cameron, from Dunedin and way ports.—Union S.S. Co., agents. . _ September 3. ' _ KOTUSU, &s., 1054, Flynn, from Greymouth, West/port, and New Plymouth.—Union S.S. Co., agents. ■ • - DEPARTURES. . September 2. OORINNA, a.#., 1271, Cameron, tor New Plymouth and Wellington. , September 3. - . ' ROSAMOND, s.s,, 721, Wallis, for Wellington. RARAWA, s.a., 1072, W. F. Norbury, for New Plymouth. Passengers: Misses Olsow, Tresfdder, Halley, Wood, Bayly, HcCutohap, Salway, Christie, Frame, Winder {A), Cotterall, Paget (2),- Curtis (2), Brabant, E. Hill, McCarthie, Berridge, Williamson, Msckay, Graham, Mesdames Fitch, Tresidder, George, H. Ward, Lobb, Beat tie and child, McGuire, Mackay, Hutchinson and child, J. IB; Falconer, Williamson, .Brown, Hewett, Dixon, Messrs. Yates, Otway, Richmond, J. E. Falconer, Smith, Twobell, C. McLean, H. Tocker, E. George, Isaacs, F. >». Jones, MoGuire, Robinson, Pitts, J. B. Roy, W. Julian, P. Sullivan, Pekere, L. Walsh, C. Moir, B. Frewen, J. Charter, A. Moreshed, Murray, M. Clark, F. Mackay, G. Robinson, Beaumont, A. Rhodes, Bryant, Kirkpatrick, Hume, Brooking, Robinson, Rogers, Bryant, Thome, - Tanfleld, Remington, Gnear, Judge Jones, Taranaki footballers, and 24 steerage. BY TELEGRAPH. CAPE MARIA VAN DlEMEN.—September 3: The steamer Oape Ortegal passed east at 3 p.m. to-day. KAIPARA HEADS.—September 2: Arrived— Huia, auxiliary schooner, from Lyttelton. WHANGAPARAPARA (Great Barrier).—Septem--I>er 2: Arrived— s.s., from' Mercury Bay. * —September 3: Arrived—Tarawera, s.s. (at 2.45 p.m.), from Auckland, via Tokomaru : Bay; Orete, auxiliary schooner, from Auckland and East Coast bays. '. ; s , , NEW,.; PLYMOUTH.—September 1: ArrivedIngra, s.s. (at 3 p.m.), from Sydney. . .. WELLINGTON.—September 2: Arrived— JLM& htLXj*"* v Annklanrt. " .

—September 2: Arrived— ».s., from Lyttelton; Waimate, b.b., from Lyttelton. Sailed—Kotare, 8.4., for Invercargill. September 3: Arrived— b.s., from Auckland; InyeroarpUl, 5.8., from Stewart Island. SailedKim, e.8., for Greymouth; Moan a, e.e., for Melbourne, via . the Bluff and Holort. : SYDNEY.—September 3: Auchenblae, $.3., from Auckland. NEWCASTLE.—September 2: Northern Chief, barque, for Auckland. MELBOURNE.—September 2: Arrived-Moeraki, 5.8., from the Bluff and Hobart. ZEALAND!A AT BRISBANE. Brisbane, September 2: The R.M.S. Zealandia arrived fiimi Vancouver, via Honolulu and Suva, to-day. She has the following passengers torpor? Zealand For Auckland : Messrs. Murdock, Chadwick, O'Donnell and son, Cadman, Shaw, »»ine, Brown, Mr. and Mrs. Stratley end family, tor Dunedin: Mr. Ross. For Wellington: Mr. Dimmock, Dr. and Mrs. Park. For Lyttelton : Messrs. Graham, Cato, Kelynack, Cumin, Sisson, Me*dames Graham, Northev : and two children. Cargo for Auckland: Twenty-two packages sundries, 105 packages machinery, 21 cases drugs, 375 eases canned salmon.