SHIPPING.

New Zealand Herald, Volume XLVIII, Issue 14791, 21 September 1911, Page 6

SHIPPING.

High Water at Auckland— a.m.; 5.45 p.m. ! - „ ■ - Manukau —7.18 a.m.; 7.4? p.m. Sun— 5.45 a.m.; sets, 5.44 p.m. Jtoon—New, September 23, 2.7 a.m. WEATHER REPORT. Mr. D. U. -Dates burned .no imiowiug .weathel report at 4 p.m. yesterday : — Wind. Bar. Ther. leather. Russell ... S.W., agntp &).Yd 61 Pair MaauK.au ii. S., breeze ijd.bO W lair Auckland ... S.W., Dietze 2d.&S 5y iine Tauranga S.W., bretio 1&3.Y4 08 l^air Taupo ... S.W., hi gale <55.&3 W ime East. Cape... S., ire&li <J.b3 W Cloudy (iisboriio ... S., iresa ittl.oi 60 Overcast i on, Ahuriri 8., gale 00 Overcast Wellington .. S., hi gale 29.31 4/ Overcast Casilepoinl S.W., oreeze 2-J.fcO 44 Showery N. Plymouth S.E., fresh 29.67 50 lair Wanganui .. S., jjalo 29.91 49 Overcast C. Paioweil.. S.E., light 29.90 "55 Cloudy C. Foulwini S., iiesli 29.9 53 tair Westport ... 5.8., breeze 29.90 55 line C. Campbell S., gale 29.93 41 Showery Kaikoura ... S.S. rt\, galo 29.93 . 47 Showery P. Chalmers S.W., breeze 30.00 53 1 air Nuggets „ S.E., breeze 50.03 58 Showery Blua ... S., breeze 30.10 48 Showery C. Egmont... S.E., fresh 29.85 55 Hazy Stephen 15... S.E., light 29.90 48 Overcast Akaroa L... S., fresh 29.99 44 Squally SUMMARY AND FORECAST. The following is Mr. Bates's summary and forecast Very stormy weather and heavy seas have, been experienced on the cast coast between Napier and Akaroa Peninsula, aiso in Cook Strait. The weather has been cold, unsettled, ana showery generally, with high southerly winds in. parts. The barometer has risen everywhere. Present indications are for stormy weather between the East Cape and Kaikoura and in Cook Strait, with a south-east gale, heavy showers, and high seas oil the coast. Strong southerly winds ate probable generally, but- decreasing after about IS hours, with cold and changeable weather in most parts of the Dominion, but improving after about iS hours. » PORT OF AUCKLAND. ARRIVALS. CLASSMAN, s.s., 635, E. McLeod, from Russell and Opus- Passengers: Missies MsUii, Black, Eadall," Messrs. Gibbon, McMullen, Miller. Dove. E. Tomlinsoit, Carter, Sheppard, Whittall, To Puna, the Rev. R. Haddon, Captain Nelson, Masters Black, Irving, Fagan.—Northern S.S. Co., " agents. AUPOCF.I, S.S., 463. T.. Hani tain, from Taurines. Passengers: Misses Eraser, Snod grass. MacMillan, Pittar, Mesdames Jordan, Derrall and two children, Messrs. Harvey, MoGrath. Barry, C. E. McMillan, Allert, Redd away, C. R. Waddell, Cunningham, O'Longhlan, Killing, A. J. Wilson, »*. Farrell, Misch, the Revs. Jordon and Weistiende. Masters Harper, Bishopatrick, Pittar (2), Montgomery, Smith.Northern S.S. Co., agents. . SQUALL, s.s., 363, Morrison, from Gisborne.— Union S.S. Co., agents. GLENELG. S.S., 288, Jonas, from Whangarei.— James Smith and Co., Limited, agents. KANIERT, 8.5., 203. T. Meyers, from Whangs—Northern Coal Company, agents. HANAXUI 11., steam trawler, 220, Carmichael, from the Bluff, via Akaroa and Gisborne.—Jaeger and Harvey, agents. BADEN-POWELL, s.s., 176. H. Petersen, from Whangs rei.—Northern Coal Company, agents., DEPARTURES. KUROW. S.S., 2551, J. R. Morley, for Napier , and West port. 'M NGAPCHI, s.s., 691, E. Stephenson, for Wha- - ngarei.' - • ' CLANSMAN, s.s., 635, E. McLeod, for Russell. • Whangaroa, and Mangonui.. WAIOTAHI, s.s., 278, 0. Hopkins, for the Great Barrier. TSABEL. schooner, 419, W. Boss. Jflr the Friendly Islands. . Passengers: Captain C. C. Plunket, Mr. A. Pickering. PELICAN, e.s., 162, J. Whittingham. for Tairua. LTTTELTON, p.s., 193, G. Laidy, for Whangarei. CLIO, topsail schooner, 81, W. Pelley, for Whaagarei. ... MOA, scow, 99, L. wisa, for Taipa. JANE GIFFORD, scow, 67, Chatfield, for the coast. * WELCOME, soow, 62, Bowden, for the coast. EXPECTED ARRIVALS.—OVERSEA. < . LoitDOJr.—Kia Ora, s.s., sailed August 4, due •boas to-dav; Indraharah, s.s., sailed July .12. due to-day; Nrsraru, s.s., sailed September 4, due about- October 31; Faparoa, s.s., to sail; Star of Canada, 5.9., to sail; Marere, s.s, to sail Delphic, s.s., to sail. Liverpool.—Kent, s.s., sailed July 29, duo about September 26; Nerehana, s.s., sailed Sep- . tember 9, due about October 25; Ayrshire, s.s., sailed September 2. due about November 6; Morayshire, s.s., to sail; Zealandic, s.s., to sail; " Waimaaa, s.s./- to sail; Drayton Grange,'s.s., to sail. New York.—lkure, s.s., sailed July 1, due about September 25; Tomoana, s.s., sailed July 17, • due about September 25; Trilels, s.s., sailed August - 1, du&. about October 25; Lord- Lonsdale, s.s.. sailed July 25, due about October 10; Cr3nley, s.s., sailed August 27, due about October 31; Falls of Orchv, s.s., to sail; Queen Elizabeth, ship, to sail; Star of Australia, s.s.. to sail; Den of Airlie, s.s., to sail; Rotfnfels, s.s., to sail. MABSXiLi-KSi— Italian ship, Railed April S, via- Wellington. *f Montreal. — Cap© Corso, s.s., sailed July 50, due about October 8; Whakatane, s.s.. Bailed August 22, due about October 26; Tokomaru, s.s., to sail September 20; Bakaia, s.s., to sail; Eumara, s.s., to sail. Portland (Oregon)-Henrik Ibsen, s.s., sailed September 3, due about October xStbpeise Island.— barquentine, due ' early. . - ' BtTSBURT. —Clan Ross, s.s., sailed August 25, via Lyttelton and Wellington, due to-day; Clan Ogilvy, s.s., to saiL - iIELBOXTRJTE.—Ihumata, s.s., to sail. San Frascisco.—Boverie. s.s., sailed• August 31, duo about September 30; Purley, 5.5.,-to sail; Arm eric, s.s., to sail; Hercules, s.s., to sail. Vancouver.Marama, 8.M.5., September 26; Matura, R.M.S., October 24 StdsSt.— s.s., Sunday; Zealandia, . E.M.S., September 29; Tofua, s.s., October 5. Newcastle.— Craig, barque, to sail; Jessie Craig, barque, to tail; Joseph Craig, •barque, to sail. Norfolk Island.—Southern Cross, s.s., to sail, ■ due about November 25 Cook asd Society Islands.— s.a., to-Aa.y. • Frtktdly Islands.— s.s., October 5. Kiue Kereru, ketch, early. • Fiji.—Tofua, 5.3., October 5; Koromiko, s.b., to ' sail. • f EXPECTED ARRIVALS.—COASTAL. . This Day; Monowai, from Southern ports; Ngapuhi, from UTiangarei; Waiotahi, from the '' Great, Barrier; Clan Ross, from Wellington; Kamoca, from Westport; Chelmsford, from Whangapoua and Port Charles. PROJECTED DEPARTURES— OVERSEA. London. —Tainui, 8.M.5., via the South, September 28; Kctorua, 8.M.5., via tho South, about October 12: Eia Ora, s.s., via the South, about November 4; Athenie, R.M.S., via the South, about November 24. Vancouver.Zealandia, E.M.S., September 29; Marama, R.M.S., October 27; Makura, R.M.S., November 24. Sydney.— s.s., September 25; Marama, R.M.S., September 26; Tofua, s.s., October 10; . South Sea- Islands.—Tofua, s.s., October 10. Fiji.—Navua, s.s., September 27; Tofua, 5.»., .• October 10. PROJECTED DEPARTURES. — This Day: Squall, for - Tolago Bay and Gisborne; Kanieri, for Whangarei. VESSELS IN HARBOUR. Iris, cable steamer, in stream. Waihora, s.s., at Chelsea. ' Squall, 6.8., at Railway Wharf. Hanar.ui IL, steam whaler, at Hobson-street Wharf. Marjorie Craig, barque, in Graving Dock. Northern Chief, barque, in stream. Handa Isle, barquentine, at Chelsea. Orete, auxiliary schooner, at Hobson-street Ex tension. Ysabel, schooner, at Queen-street Wharf Greyhound, auxiliary 'schooner, at Queen-street Wharf. Fairburn, auxiliary schooner, on slip. - The Talune is due at- Auckland to-day from the Cook and Society Islands. The mail steamer Aorangi is scheduled to sail from Wellington to-morrow for San Francisco, via Rarotonga and Papeete. The Monowai left Gisborne at noon yesterday for Auckland, via Tokomaru Bay. She is due here about the samo hour to-day, and on arrival will berth at the Queen-* Wharf. The vessel has 1413 tons of cargo to discharge here. The Squall arrived from Gisborne at 4.20 p.m. yesterday. She sails • for Tolago' Bay and ' Gisborne at 5 p.m. to-day. Captain S. Nicolson, late of the Kurow, joins the Waitemata at Westport in place of Captain 6. Vint. The Tyser steamer Indralema, after loading cargo at Wellington, next proceeds to the Bluff. She is to leave there on Sunday for London, via Las Palmas. The schooner Ysabel sailed for the Friendly land a yesterday afternoon with a full general * oar go. She is expected to return to Auckland about the middle of November. The tug To Awhina and the auxiliary schooner Novelty were undocked yesterday, ' and the ■barque Marjorie Craig was docked for cleaning and painting. The Waipori is expected to leave Westport tonight coal-laden for Auckland. The Rosamond has been delayed at Wellington through bad weather. ' She will probably not reach Onehunga until Saturday morning. The Kurow sailed last night for Napier, where the completes the discharge of her produce from Southern port®. From Napier she goes to Westport to load coal for Auckland. Captain J. W. F. Holmes, formerly master of the Terawhiti, who has lately been acting-chief officer of the Koonya, is to take command of the Kamona at Auckland in place of Captain Walton, •who has been granted holiday leave. . V "The Hiuetnoa landed stores at the Nuggets lighthouse oa Monday, and . sailed for Waipa,pa iv .. Point and the Bluff. -She is expected to leave the Bluff to-day for the west coast and Wellington, and is due at the latter port on Saturday. ■ The New Zealand and African Steamship Company advise that the A. and A. Lire steamer Den i-'Kii of Airlie was to have sailed from New York last Thursday .- for New-Zealand ports, via Melbourne -/■, .'Hahd; Sydney. , The : same agents advise that the Drayton Grange is to leave Liverpool on October • .'24 for New Zealand ports. She will call at Auckland first.. \. \ -

" Tomorrow the R.M.S. Maram*. is duo to arrive at Suva from Vancouver and Honolulu, "h® re " sumes her. voyage to Auckland the same day, and is duo here early on Tuesday morning. The Tofua-, en route from Sydney to Auckland, via Fiji, Samoa, and Tones, arrived at Suva yesterday. The vessel is due at Auckland on October 5. The Tyscr liner Indrabarah, due at Auckland to-day from London, via Melbourne and Sydney, will 'berth at the ' Queen-street «hart to enscharge. The Clan Ross. en route from Bunbury, via Wellington, with a part carffo of hardwood, passed the East Cape at 7.45 a.m. yesterday. She is due in port early this morning', and berths atthe Railway Wharf" to discharge. The Shaw, Savill and Albion Company's R.M.S. Tainui left Lvttelton yesterday for Port Chalmers to continue her Homeward loading. From Tort Chalmers the Tainui proceeds to Auckland, and is due here about Wednesday next. After loading general cargo the vessel goes to Wellington to complete. - , •

HANANUI 11. RETURNS. The whaling steamer Hanantji 11. arrived in port yesterday afternoon from the Bluff, via Akaroa and Gisborue, after an absence of nine month?. During that period the Hananui .has been engaged in the whaling industry at the Campbell Islands. She experienced very heavy weather on the run from Akaroa, and put into Gisborne for shelter. The Hananui leaves on Saturday for the wliatling grounds at Whangamunui. and returns to Auckland about the end of December. _____ ROTORUA'S PASSENGERS. The local office of the New Zealand Shipping Company is advised that a number of the Rotorua's passengers from London will arrive at Auckland from Wellington by the Main Trunk express this morning. The remainder will come on by the Hauroto, leaving Wellington this afternoon, and arriving here on Sunday morning. The Auckland cargo and passengers' luggage will also come by the,Hauroto. PORT OF ONEHUNGA. ARRIVALS. CLAYMORE, s.s., Greenberg. from Kawhia and Raglan. Passengers; Messrs. J. Laking, J. Kinghail, 11. McMillan.—Northern S.S. Co., agents. DEPARTURES. RARAWA, s.s., 1072, W. F. Norbury, for New, Plymouth. Passengers: Misses Jackson, S. A. Lease, Harding, Wilson, Mesdames C. Watts, Crwslev, I*. Thomas, Walker, Messrs. Clark, C. Ay ton," Blaney, Blennerhasset, W. S. Fisher, De Beer, Thompson, Wallace, Turner, Auckland hockey representatives (11), and 20 steerage. The s.s. Claymore experienced heavy seas both on her trip to Raglan and Kawhia and on the return to Manukau. BY TELEGRAPH. NGUNGURU.—September 20: Arrived— Three Cheers, Herald, and Bee, scows, from Auckland. Sailed Hero, scow, for Auckland; Dominion, scow, for Te Puke. OPOTlKl.—September 20: Arrived—Ngatiftwa, s.s. (at 3.20 p.m.), from Auckland. EAST September 20: The steamer Clan Ross passed north at 7.45 a.m. to-day, and tho steamer Monowai passed north at 6.25 p.m. today. TOKOMARU BAY.—September 20: Sailed— Monowai, s.s. (at .4.20 p.m.). for Auckland. GISBORNE.— 20: Monowai, s.s. (at 12 noon), for Auckland. Passengers. Misses Gray (2), Williams, Gordon, - Jones, Do Latotir, Winter,' Savage, Jackson, Heelless, Fie.d, Smith, Patterson (2), Mesdames Robinson, Patterson, Messrs. Cooper, Instone, Fookes, Dunn, Fraser, Master Tatterson, and six steerage. Arrived—Wimmera, s.s. (at 4 p.m.), from Auckland, via Tokomaru Bay. . . ; WELLINGTON.—September 20: Arrived—Ulimaroa, s.s. (at 3.15 p.m.), from Sydney. , LYTTELTON.—September ' 20: Sailed—Tainui, R.M.S., for Port Chalmers; Rangatira, s.s., for Newcastle; Hauroto, s.s., for Wellington, Napier, Gisborne, and Auckland. Passengers for Auckland : Mesdames Moore and Clark, Mr. Dagley. Jlararoa, s.s., for Wellington. PORT CHALMERS.—September 20: Sailed— Cape Ortega!, s.s. (at 7.45 *.m.), for I'ort Pine; Waimate, s.s. (at 11.45 a.m.), for Newcastle. NEWCASTLE. — September 20: Arrived— Grautleyhall, s.s., from Auckland. SYDNEY.—September 20: Sailed—Maheno. s.s. (at 1 p.m.), for Auckland. FREXIANTLE.— 20: Arrived—Ormui, K.M.S., from London. SUVA.—September 20: Arrived—Prometheus, H.M.S., from the New Hebrides; Tofua, s.s., from Sydney, en route to Samoa, Tonga, and Auckland. A STORMY PASSAGE. Lyttelton, September 20.— TEa i steamer Mokoia arrived from Wellington at 8 o clock tonight, after a stormy passage of 24 hours.