PORT OF AUCKLAND.

New Zealand Herald, Volume XLVIII, Issue 147692, 11 September 1911, Page 6

PORT OF AUCKLAND.

ARRIVALS. September 9. CAPE BRETON, m., 3872, WSIjOB «**» New York, via Dunedin. Lyttelton, and Wellington.— Vaccum Oil Company, agents. WUPCBt, S.S., 681, E. Stephenson from m» Severs: «**• »■_?_ McKenzm, Murray, Cowan, Martin, Clerk, Planted, Lowe, lien SSwjSta" Horelato, Cliff, an *£*"• Fhipps, Williams, Messrs. Burns, ■*»*»' Shirley' Stew, Carter, Dodeon Learning. Bngbain, Wlfltems, Morris, Hall, McMillan AflnnMß. On. Metcalfe, Richards, Kirkbride, Close. Goldsboro, Redman, Watson Grey, Schisohka, and 12 steerage.—Northern S.S. Co., agents. CLANSMAN, 5.«., 635. E. McLeod, from Mango- „£, WhangarW and Russell l'"*™^™: *»' dames H. Bull and boy, Cox, Dante, Stew CiUs. M. Kelly, Messrs-. A. G. Hill, Daaki (2),"«««£» R. Swanson, W. Haare, F. How* S. H. Cans E. Tomlinaon. W. H. Sopp«t. H. BUI. Gkahan, D. Johnston, Marriott. W. Sales, con stable, Cos, and one steerage—Northern b.S. Co.,

UIPOURI si., 463. T. Haultain, from TawMisses Walker, Oomnon..MeArthur, Clarke, Messrs. Downing. Seven, Mew ard, Davenport, Dimmoci, Baron, Cunningham (<!), Master Munro.—Northern S.S. Co., agents. SQUALL, S.S., 369, Morrison, from Gisborne.— Union S.S. Co., agent*. GLENELG, _.«., 288, Jonas, from Whangam.— James Smith and Co., Limited, agents. WAIOTAHI. as., 278, C. Hopkins, £onuMer- _._ Bar and Tairua. Passengers: Mrs. tubers, Messrs. L. Moor, 3. Reid, McKcnrie. Slater, Braitiv.—Northern S.S. Co., agents. AP\NU* ss.. 243, J. Teixiera, from Mangonui, WhanKiraa, Houhora, and Awanui. Passengers. Mesdames Vallock, Awai, Shields, Messrs. H. WWlace, Fletcher, Williamson, Rata, Thomas— Norttiern S.S. Co., agents. \KAROA. a-*., 70, W. Parker, from the coast.— Parker-Lamb Timber Company, agents. CLIO, -topsail schooner, 81, W. Pelley, from Whangarei.-J. J. Craig. Limited, agenta THREE CHEERS, scon-. 97, Rogers, from Wha-n-eurei.—J. J. Craig, Limited, agents. HAVOC, scow, 63, E. Wilson, from Ngunguru.K. S. Reynolds, agents MAY HOWARD, auxiliary schooner, 64, Jones, from Mahurangi.—Wilsons Portland Cement Company, agents. :-. . ■ ■ ■' • EAIAIA, auxiliary scow, 24, A. Clark, from the coast.— L. Alexander and Co., agents.

SEPTEMBER 10. _L_TENO, .A, £282, M. Livingstone, *«■»*[£?• nev. rangers: Mioses Arnueld (2), Baker, Browne, Bennett. Burke. Culien, Cargo, Cdra, Coffey.'Coffyn (3), Owper, Francis,- i *S ßU j_?' Fay, Gill, Creig. Hooper, Hopper_, Hioks, Jay, Reach, _urph.v7k:_e ,2), Merle. M<prdy, Oriovicch, Pritchard. Pssrce, ten, Russell. Redmond, Si-oner, Smith, Stevenson, Stock, punting, Thomas, Wilson, Walker, Walton, Kesdames Hills, Arps, Carroll and child, Et_*ri_gtmv Jr. «*■ ___; Hudson and c_ld, Kekwieh. Leslie. Lambert, Moginie, Samuels, Shaw, Stewart and three children. Seller, Thomas, White,-Walt*, Wright, Young, Yeoman. Vagge, Messrs. A-her, Andre**, R__t£_, Buckley, Brewer. Chirk. Cadnwa (2, Chris-iii i (2), Campbell .(2), Chase,- £**""*' Chadwiet, Cable. Cane, . Connelly, Down, »uH, Da-vis, Sfecb, Fit-Hart, Gray, Gresham. Grant, Graham, Higgmson, Holland, Hardy. Hislop (-), Hudson. KebbeH, Leslie (2), Lissant, Lamb. Meyer, Mac*-. Middlln. Maxwell,. Middletou. McKeaae, Siddlebroofe,-Morris, McHardy, McGregor, Mclntvre, NeviDe, Xeal, Passmorc, Raphael, Ralle. Rvan, Boss, Stewart. Stirling. Spence, Saddler, Keeie, Selley, Stafiord. Testro, Thomas ! . Kerr-Tay-lor, Vi-,-tel, Vernon, Vagffe, White (2), WrigM, Wuson Williams. Young, Zelman. Masters Hemte, 5-rayne, and 77 steerage,—Union S.S. Co., agents. HAUROTO. S.S., 19SS, O. McLean, from Southern and East Coast ports. Passengers : Misses Crea.l, Lucas, Johnston, Nurse Macindoe, Mesdames Mc-L-irhkm, Woodhouse, McArthur. Naylor and child, Lucas, Stewart, Arden. Cos, Bain. Wilson, Messrs. Nisbet, Hedge, McLachlan, Grimn, Thomson. >aismith, Naylor, Burti, Whittick, McCulioch, Banks, Sweetspple, Pampsted, Thos. Brown, Crome,_ tarcall, O'Meara. Eloomfield, Reyne, Blakey, Bnasco, Alexander, Murray. Kind, Stewart, Arden, Palmet, Dane, Captain McArthur, the Hon. L. E. Brown, and 117 steerage.— S_s. Co., agents. XGATIAWA, as., 463. W. Bark, from Ohiwa and Opotiki. Passengers: Misses Baldwin (2), Raggstrom, Mesdames Allen, Totia, Messrs. Pera, Harrison. •-. Butler. Larking, • TO_»!l, Maguire, Framksfeaw, Richardson, Storer, Fawoett, Dr. -Northern S.S. Co., agents.

DEPARTURES. September 9.

WHAKARUA, s.s., 6543, A. H. Kemp, for Napier and Wellington. ' MONOWAI, s.s., 3433, J. Robertson,- for East Coast and Southern ports. Passengers: For Tokomsru" Bav—Miss Gore-Martin. For Gisborne— Cooper, D. Miller, A. Cook, Mesdames Speea, W. Brace, Atkinson, Rowe, Todd, Bull aa-i 2 children. Messrs. Murray, McAleer, Sutherland, Lepine," Bull. Cooper, Withall, Patereon Brookes, A. Coad. For Napier—Messrs. Tret main, E. F. Walker, Gilmour. For Wellington— / Missies Sherwood, M. Bain, Mrs. Gore-Martin, Messrs. Wynn, Williams, Amess, V. Lewis, Manthas. For Lvttelton—Miss Nottingham, Messrs.: F. Gomey, Nottingham, J. : Connal. For Dunedin— Misses W.Wilson, Oonnal, A. Miller, Shiel, Messrs. Shiel, -1. Vasta, G. A. R. Thomas, J. O'Connell, and 15 steerage for all ports. •. | SQUALL. S.S., 369, Morrison, for Tolago Bay land GiEbome. . - STELLA, s.s., 267, E. Sellars, for Mercury Bay. GREYHOUND, auxiliary schooner, 108, Sabritj_y,ifor Northern ports. " r *: September 10. ■ KANIERI, s.s., 203,' T. Meyers, for Whangarei. BADEN-POWELL, s.s., 176, H. Petersen, for Whangarei. - -- " PELICAN, s.s., 162, J. Whittingham, for WhaBgareL , LYTTELTON, p.s., 193, G. Laiety, for Mercury Bay.and the. Great Barrier. -:,- ■ > EXPECTED: AR_JVAM.-<3OASTAL. x This Day: Kanieri, from Whanjraxei; Tasman, | from Wbakat&ue; Baden-Powell, from Whangarei. ] PROJECTED DEPARTURES.-COASTAL. ' This Day: Ngapnhi, for Whangarei ; Clansman, i for Russell and Opua; Aupouri, for Tauranga; Apanui, for Northern ports; Waiotshi, for Mer- " cury Bay and way ports ; ; Chelmsford, for Te Kao and Parengarenga; Rotomahana, for Cbro___del. . _ . . - -\y'\y'k VESSELS IN 3ARBOTJB. Iris, cable steamer, in -1 stream. . . r Rimutaka, s.s., at Queen-street Wharf. Maheno, s.s., at Queen-street Wharf. Cape Breton, s.s.,'at Queen-street Wharf, Hauroto, s.s., at Railway Wharf. ' • Atoa, s.s., at Queen-street Wharf. ' r aite_iat_, ; s_i., at Chelsea. ' Koutiinui, s.s., at Qneen-street Wharf. GrantleyhaD, s.s., ;at Railway Wharf. . . Aldebaran, barque,.at Railway Wharf. Houto, schooner, at Breastwork. ?.•"-. Ysabel, schooner, at Queen-street Wharf « " • IMPORTS. ?'• Per Cape Breton, from New York: 40,000 cases ; oil. ;:- : - ■'■••"..'■■■- ■:>.: " -'r,\'-"- - Per Hanroto, from Southern ports: 1470 sacks potatoes, 465 1 sacks - flour, 255 sacks bran, 345 sacks pollard, 530 sacks - oats, 65 sacks seed, 25 ciacks rolled oate, 800 sacks wheat, 40 sacks malt, 80 cases canned, goods, 25 cases fruit, 55 cases matches, 60 cases tea,' 250 cases meats, 320 boxes 80ap,"50 cases starch, 20 cases bacon, 135 boxes '■■ canoes,'and transhipments ex Tainui; from London. .■-.--■■. ■■■:.■ :.■...'.:., ■..-■: '...■.-,..■..,■■ Per Maheno,. from Sydney: 55 chests tea, 920 bags rice, 1338 sacks manure, 47 cases tobacco, 252 sacks onions, 30 sacks almonds, 74 sacks seed, 29 bales millet, 36 bales hay, 167 sacks flour, 109 sacks, bark, 48 cylinders gas, 66 slabs marble, 46 ingots tin,.B2 ingots, copper, 175 cases salmon, 135 cases spirits, 10 casks spirits, and ,-' sundries. . y :..■;•- .- ■■*" / . V The Kotntu cleared Westport on Saturday morning for Onehunga, and - is ' due there tomorrow morning. . 'The Tyser liner Whakarua sailed on Satur- - day evening for Napier and Wellington, in continuation of her voyage from London. 'The Monowai did not clear for Southern ports ■till 5 p.m. on Saturday, the vessel being engaged till that time in loading transhipments at the Railway Wharf ex the Aparima, from Calcutta.

Captain T. Cook, formerly of the steamer Wairoa, is now master of the auxiliary scow Southern Isle, in place of Captain M. McGregor, who has resigned from that vessel.

The Atua wasundocked on Saturday morning, and berthed at the Queen-street Wharf. She sails for the Islands and Sydney at 10 a.m. tomorrow. . . -

Captain I. Vasta, formerly of the scow Tramp, was a passenger for Napier by the Monowai on Saturday.

' The tug Lyttelton left last night for Mercury Bay for the purpose of towing the barque Casablanca to the Great Barrier. The barque completes loading' sawn timber at the Barrier for Sydney. -.." Captain J. F. Crawford, late of the Island Steamer Atua, and who has been appointed a pilot under the Lyttelton Harbour Board, left by the Monowai on Saturday for Lyttelton. •.(. The steamer Henrik Ibsen, which sailed from Portland (Oregon) on September 3, with a cargo of lumber for Auckland, is a modern vessel of 4578 gross tons. She was built in 1906 at Middlesbro* for a Norwegian firm.

. On Saturday evening the Squall sailed for Tolago Bay and Gisborne with a full general cargo, consisting mainly of transhipments ex the Rimutaka and Whakarua, from London; Karamea, from Montreal; and Aparima, from Calcutta.

The R.M.S. Maitai is due a* Wellington from San Francisco, via Tahiti and Rarotonga, on Thursday.

Mr. W. B. Cunningham, formerly of the Moana, joined the Maheno as purser at Sydney this trip, relieving: Mr. . Brown.

: The Government steamer Hinemoa arrived at Lyttelton on Friday after working Cape Campbell lighthouse on her way from Wellington. SJie was expected to leave Lyttelton on Saturday for Godley Head and Akaroa, and after .cleaning the buoys at the latter place will continue her way southward.- '

The New Zealand Shipping Company's steamer Ruapehu . arrived at Dunedin from the Bluff -on Saturday to continue hex Homeward loading. She is expected to leave Dunedin this week for Auckland, and should arrive here about Friday. After loading general cargo at Auckland the Ruapehu goes to Wellington to complete, and sails from the Southern port finally for London on Septemfcer 2L .

TRANSHIPMENTS.

. The Mahenb,. -which arrived from Sydney yes- : : terday afternoon, in addition to a large general ■ cargo, brought transhipments. ex the following- : . ■vesselsAramac, Mintaro, Cooma, Corio, Goe- | ben, ScheJesian, : Sej'dlitz, Schwalien, Apolda, ;x Annaberg,* Amphion, Karoola, Wyandra, Kumano tiara, Ophir, Ostertox* .-Zeaiandia, Allinga. ,

HAUROTO FROM SOUTHERN PORTS. The Union Company's steamer Hauroto, Cap tain C. McLean, arrived from Southern and East Coast porta at 12.30 p.m. yesterday, berthing at the Railway Wharf. She left Dunedin on Tuesday afternoon last, calling at all the usual East Coast ports en route, and experienced fine weather throughout the passage. The Hauroto calls at, 2 p.m. to-morrow for Southern porta. TAINUFS PASSENGERS. The following passengers, who came out from London by the Tainui, aimed by the Hauroto from Wellington yesterday :—Misses Healey (2), Harris, Eutterworth (2), Rogers, Porter, Ogden, Strang, Mesdames Robinson, Clerk, Rogers and 6 children, Clark, Hall and 2 children, Douglas and 6 children, Jones, Bowman and child, Smith and 3 children, Healey and 3 children, Sager, Smith and child, Strang and 2 children, Cochrane and 2 children, Jacques and family (9), Hewn. HallPointer, Quainton, Stanley, Eaton, McLean, Reid, Smith, Reed, Maule. Smyth, Butterworth, Hurst, Pope, Robinson, Grundy, Douglas, Hawkins and child, Jones, Smith, Healey, Sager, Strang, Cochrane, Jacques, Bowman. CAPE BRETON ARRIVES. The Vacuum Oil Company's chartered steamer Cape Breton arrived in the stream shortly after eight o'clock on Saturday night from New York, via Dunedin, Lyttolton, and Wellington. She berthed at the Queen-street Wharf early yesterday morning, where she discharges 40,000 caeca oil. The Cape Breton left New York on June 13 with a full cargo of case oil for New Zealand porta. On the voyage fine to moderate weather prevailed until after leaving Durban on August 22. The steamer then experienced the full force of the wintry gales that howl through the Southern Ocean at this time of tho year. Big waves tumbled aboard, with that well-known suddenness which Jars a vessel from truck to keelson. Numerous minor damage* occurred, these including the smashing in of deckhouse doors, and a straining of the deckhouses themselves. But the vessel eventually battled through without serious injury, and reached New Zealand as stated. On completion of discharge at Auckland, tie Cape Breton proceeds to Newcastle to load coal for South America. THE WAIPORI. The Waipori is making a somewhat protracted passage to Auckland from Newcastle. She has evidently -met with bad weather in the Tasman Sea. The vessel was sighted off Cape Maria Van Diemen by the Maber.o shortly before midnight 'on Saturday. The Waipori should make port early this morning. SYDNEY STEAMER ARRIVES. A late arrival in the stream at Auckland yesterday was the Union Company's turbine steamer Maneno. from Sydney direct, after a passage of four davs one hour. - The purser reports : The Maheno left Sydney at 1 p.m. on Wednesday last and cleared the heads at 1.55 p.m. She experienced light winds and smooth seas till Thursday evening, thence strong head winds and high head seas till making the Three Kings at 9-40 p.m. on Saturday. The weather then moderated somewhat, and moderate to beam seas were encountered down the coast to arrival at an anchorage at 3.50 p.m. The average speed maintained throughout was 13.3 knots an hour. After being granted pratique the vessel berthed at, the Queen-street Wharf at 5.30 p.m. The Maheno sails on the return voyage to Sydney at 5.30 p.m. to-day.