SHIPPING.

New Zealand Herald, Volume XLIX, Issue 14920, 19 February 1912, Page 6

SHIPPING.

"' Bulii-Rutci, 5.27 u.m.; seta, 6.43 p» quarter, February 26, 6.57 a.m. PORT, OF AUCKLAND. ;.; ~; ";.■"">; ARRIVALS. . **! FEBntjAur 17. & v,nwmi *t. 691, C. W. dimming, from i NGAPUBJ, "•»;""'. son, Baxter, xnSu, Wean Carter!lianlon, McC&rdie, Dixon, Fowler,"STitaffi «* 20 steerage-North-Kct Uoather, aiftf 20 ateerage.-North-cm S.S. Co., agents. n VNSMAN. »b., 635, E. McLcod, from Mango«,?i \vh"ncaroa. and Russell. Passengers: O'Connor and two children. BobtaWtt, ■ f WFagan, U. H. White Misses Foster .lagan. Bewick, tours. H. Dickeson, H. Harm. L. Davis! N. Maria. McNeill, Hay re, J. Davis,E. Nlsbefc, Pitkethley, E. Got hard, Masters hoy, White* Constables 'O'Connor, O'Brien, lietaraka, and six steerage.—Northern S.S. Co., -agent*. AUPOUKI, s.s., 465, J. Teixeira, from Tauranpa. ItoS??' Misses' Beach, McStav Dowell Eraser, Edwards, Cray, Faulkner, Oadand, .Me* dunes Young, MeStay. Worthington, "barker and child. Trig(s, SuKels. De oily, Stewart, Si.aadent, Pattern, Sparling, Whisker, Messrs. Abbot, Meyer, Foster. Gilbert, Heron, Body, Grata, Hena, McDavitt, Walker. FarreU, LongUand, try, Conway, Shepherd. Hume, Scott, King, Ford, Milner, Bent, Levey, Pochln,* MoElwain, Robertson, Coleman, Livingstone, Edwards, toung, lutWJI, Stay, Kemp, Uracil, Master 11. Smith.— Northern S.S. Co., agents. GLESELG, s.s., 288. Jonas, from Whangarei.— Jas. Smith and Co., Limited, agents. WANDERER, scow, 85, G. Sorenscn, from Tai-. rua,— .Shipping Line, agents. RANGER, scow, 64, C. Daniel, from the coast.— Ford Shipping Line, agents. TALLY-HO, scow. 51, Petersen, from Ngunguru.—R. S. Reynolds, agent. ALTAIK, ketch, 57, Olson, from the coast.— Wilsons Portland Cement Co., agents. i Fkekcaux 18.

WIMMERA, a?.. 5023, Wm. Waller, from Southern and tost Coast ports. Passengers: Mesdames Birrell, Blaokie, Laagford, Marriner, Frankland, Pharazyan. Langley and child, Taylor, Shaw, Martin, Parsons and three children, White and three children, Orkley, Thompson, Banchlam, Bray, Bailey, Collins, .Misses Collins, Blackie. Langford, Hampton, Marriner, Davidson, Topping, Hutton, Hughes, Booth, Eees, Gibson, McDonald, Martin (3), Adye, Oakley, Cameron, Footo. Pickering, Sinton, Bailey, Hooper, Messrs. Wishart, McUister, Me.Vlister, Zahara, Furness, Swann, Marriner, Dtilrv-mple. Davies, Henshaw, Williams, Crabtref, Williams, Warren, Nash, Smith, Andrews, Kyme, Graham, Peter, Stone, Shaw, Reeve, Parsons. Austin, Murch, Bowen, McGiisluui. Robinson. O'Meara, McLaughlin. Thompson, Patterson, Kingston, Buddie, Shirley, Spence, Bray, Keasley, Warnock, Dingley. Sbackloford, Jones, Morrison, Williams, Waihi Band. Whangarei Band, and 73 steerage.— Hnddart-Parker, Limited, agents. VICTORIA, s-a., 2969, G. F. Ectwisle, from Sydney. Passengers: Mr. and Mrs. P. E. R. Deeke and child, Mrs. and Miss Halliday, Mr. and Mrs. F. Chapman and infant, Mesdames Mullius, Wooton and infant, Sundln, McLean, Batey, Misses G. and F. Lewis, R. White, Reunune, A. Whitaker, M. K. Lavers, Slatter, E. Stewart, C Bryant, A. Graydon, E. Wilcox, C. Stow, Slattery, Spooner, Messrs. W. Baggaiey, W. F. McLeod, Stobberforth, D. Shaw, W. Prendlast, H. MagUl. L. H. St. Clair, J A. Closs, £. P. Joyce, G. McDennott, H. Carr, W. D. Purvis, H. Hancock. O. H. Dell, D. Forrest,, Oil, S. J. Davys, J. F. Welch, H. Wilson, Poulley, W. Ryaß, T. Bolt, T. King, W. Phffiis, Masters Brenan, Isles, Partridge, Ford, and 60 Huddart-Parker, Limited, . agentsL . -, t .. . WAIOTAHI, S.S., 275, C. Hopkins, from Mercury Bay and Talma. Passengers: Mesdames Agnaw, Duckworth, Misses Coghlan, sLisdale, Messrs. Jackson, G. Pellev, Pulham, O'Sullivan, Dennerley, Hornibrook, Massey, Burton, Irving, -—Northern S.S. Co., agents. . DAPHNE, s.s., 192, W. Gregg, from Ohiwa and Whakatane. Passengers: Misses Johnston, Peebles, Mesdames Chapman, McPherson, Messrs. Scott, Hayes.—Northern S.S. h Co., agents. TASMAir, s.« , 171, C. Faulkner, from Whakatana and Tauranga. Passengers: Mesdames Satma», White and two children, Messrs. White, James, Master Satman.— S.S. Co., agents. PELICAN, s-s., 162,' J. Whittingham, from Tai- ; Devonport Ferry Co., agents. j ;■'■•. "■'' "y'l DEPARTURES. I . ' ' '. February 17. ,\ ■ ■:.- MOKOIA, 8.5., 3502, E. Harris, for East Coast and Southern ports. Passengers: For Tokomaru Bay—Mr. and > Mrs.■ - Howarth. ' For' Gisborne— Misses Whyto, . Donnelly, Steele (2), McFarlane, | McOonnis!!, Collins, V. Rhode, Garet, Mesdames Lyons and infant, Richards and infant, W. Sr.el ! and infant, Smith, Friar, Messrs. Dalgetty, Dods, Bullock-Webster, T. Holden, A. T. Hookey, B. Broughton, Hardy. E. Willis, Gobotson, Cullinane, Cullinane, Thackrah, Owen, Smith. For Napier— Graith, Mesdames Trigg, Graith, Messrs. W., R. Kirker," J. Tann, Mueller, Cheesbrough, Hansard, Metcalf. - For WellingtonMisses Howe, Blackie, Acheson, Sutherland, Mesdames Small. :; Buuyard, v Blackie, Richmond, Thompson " and two children, Messrs. Turnbull. | Small, Thompson, Masters Small (2). For'-Lvttel-ton—Misses Kneobone, , Benitead. Mesdames abmfhroagb, ShaltwGeorge, Messrs. Shale-George, CheetV)rough. . ■ s For •; Dvmedin— O'Shea, Shannon, Mesdames Golly and child, Moir, Mr :Metcalf,Vnnd 30 steerage for all ports. ." j» HAUPIRI, 5.5.,..748, {,T. '■*Morrison, for Gisborne, Napier, end Wellington, via .. East Coast bays. Passengers: Miss Mulligan, Messrs. Butler, Taylor, McLean,.and three steerage. : > < " ■ ■■■>:- SQUALL, 5.9., 369, J. Frew, for To Wo Bay and Gisborne. ' - ' , , ' . * f... FEBBtTARY 18.' . 5.9., 7596, N. de la fteur a»rnwall, for Tokomaru Bay, Gisborne, Kapler, and Wellington. •■' :•' •• , ■ ■, ■ ."■> -.■■;-•-■ ,'NGAPUHI, S.S., 691, C. W. Ctunntinff. for Wha.ngarei,'., ,; .; . ~ KANIERI, a.*., 205, T. Meyers, for WhangareL BADEN-POWELL, 8.5., 176. H. Petersen, forWhangarei. PAEROA, s.s.i 91, J. Taw, for Ohiwa. aUSUiary ketCh> m ' °- ' J ° hnßon '

EXPECTED ARRIVALS.—OVERSEA. a LOBBOs.-rxidrapura, s.s., sailed December 20. due about February 26; Whakarua, s.s., sailei January 5, due about March 5; Harunui, as., sailed January 26, due about March 12 Indra- £?*"'. ■•*» "^eo; January £8, due about March wJJr^ nil *?' saUed February 8, due about about April 8 ' 8-? " eUICd February 9, dl Liverpool.— i.e., sailed. December 23, due to-day; Banffshire, s.s., sailed December 21, due about February 24; Sussex ■.»., sailed January 12, duo about March 12 Surrey, ba, sailed February 5, due about April 12; Niwaru, s-s., to saiL New York. — Kh-kdale, s.s., sailed December 13, due about February 25; Kattentnrm ■■■~ sailed January 21, due shout April 2: Roseric, «.»., sailed December 30, due about March 12; Arrino, i.e., to sail; Anglo-Bolivian, as., to sail; Hohenfiels, s.s., to sail; Tomoana, s.s., to sail. s.s.. tailed in November, via Southern port«, due about February 25 ' St. Johk (Canada).— s.s., sailedDecember 28. duo about March 4; Wafcanui ■a' •ailed January 19, due about March 26; Karamei* a*., to sell; Walmate, s.s.. to bs.J. ' San Fbascisoo.—Belle of Scotland, s s., sailed | January 12, due about to-day; Henrik Ibsen S.S., railed, duo about February 22. ' : VAHCOOTBB.—Marama, R.M.S., March 12* Ma. 8.M.8., April 9. •-, tiTDTSTKt. — ■, mi, February 22; Maheno ••a., Sunday; Zealandia, It.M.S., March 15 Moldavia, R.M.S., March 15. , ItniTßtnttT.—Clan Ogilvy, s.s., sailed February 2 via Southern - ports, due early in March. ' NEWCASTLE.—Joan Craig, s.s., sailed February 13, due' to-day; Aldcbaran, barque, sailed February 7; Casablanca, barque, sailed February 2; Daniel, barque, sailed February 3. J Makatba Island.— barque, due end of February. ■ Calcutta.—Waitemata, s.s., to sail. > i'

EXPECTED ARRIVALS.— This Day: Ngapuhi, from Whangorei; Kantwl, from Whangurei; Baden-Powell, from Whangard. PROJECTED DEPARTURES-OVERSEA. LOOTDOX—OUiki, a, direct, about February 29; Mamari, ».«., direct, about February 29; Clan Ogilvy, 5.»., via the South, early in March Moldavia, R.M.S., via Australia and Sues, March 15. Vancouver.—Zealandia, R.M.S., March 15. Hobakt.—Helen, barque, to sail. SYDHBT.—Wunmera, s.s., to-day; Belle of Scotland, s.s., to sail; Henrik Itaen, s.s., about February '24; Tofua, s.s., February 27; Marama, R.M.S., March 12; Moldavia, E.M.S., March 15. Bourn Ska Islands.— i.e.. February 27. Fiji.—Tofua, s.s., February 27; Fiona, s.s., about February 24; Hauxoto, s.s., March 13. Cook and Societ* isjuasd3 Taiuce, a.*, March 12. '.'.'.. PROJECTED DEPARTURES.-COASTAL. Tiiis Day; Ngapuhi, for Whangarei; Clansman, for Russell ami Opua; Aupouri, for Tauranga; Waiotahi, for Mercury Bay and way ports; Apanui, for Northern parts; Chelmsford, for Parenga. renga. ° VESSELS IN HaBBOUB. Iris, cable steamer, in stream. Tofua. s.s at No. 4 Jetty. Wimmera, s.s., at Qu«en-street Wharf. Victoria, 5.8., at Queen-street Wharf. Fiona, s.s., at Che.sea. Helen, barque, at Railway Wharf. Louisa Craig, barque, at Railway Wharf Orete, auxiliary schooner, at Uobsou-stree't Exten siou. '" Triton, barque, at Railway Wharf. Southern Cross, s.s., in stream. Altriede, schooner, in stream. YsabeL. schooner, in stream. IMPOSTS. Per Wimmera, from Southern ports: 3426 sacks wheat, 2409 sacks flour, 1217 sacks oats, 532 sacks seed, 55 sacks barley, 132 sacks meal, 120 sacks malt, 56 cases confectionery, 322 sacks bran, 69 casks beer, 117 coili wire, 15 sucks peas, 24 cases furniture, 78 canes tea, 40 sacks sucrocine. 212 ..cases telegraph .material, 16 cases .-bacon, 41 boxes butter, 25 cases matches, 150 caste meat, 120 cases soap, 115 bundles sacks, 33 . drnm> oil, 40 boxes salt, 24 bars iron, 51 bundles pipes, 40 ! rolls' netting, 10 casks resin, 36 kegs leadj transhipments ex Kotorua, quantity sundries, empty returns. Per Victoria, from Sydney: 89 bags blacking, 134 bags peanuts, 13 chests desiccated cocoanut, 380 bags rice, 75 bales hemp, 1390 bags bonedust. 100 steel rails, 108 pipes, 14 steel plates, 40 rolls lead, 7 barrels oil, 16 boxes cloves, 60 boxes phonographs,"' 221 shafts, 10* swingles, 1567 felloes. 1483 pieces timber, 1067 > sleepers, 428 bags l»ttlc3, 43 cylinders gas, 2432 oacica fi»lt, 567 pack-

ages tea, 317 sacks bark, 100 drums carbide, 55 boxes dried fruit, 10 hogabeada white spirit*, la crates rattanware, 20 cases glucose, 80 sicks flour, and transhipments ex Kumaao Maru and IMWre from China and Japan, Fredrioh der Oroose, &*}* sicn, Hagan, and Goslar from Europe, and Bari won, Riverina, Burrumbeet, and Tarra torn Australian ports. The Kowhai is expected to leave Wellington to-day for Napier and Gisborne. Tho barqucntlno Rio cleared Kaipara on Saturday morning, timber laden, for Sydney. The Wanaka is expected to leave limaro today for Napier and Auckland, She should arrive here some time on Thursday. Tho Corbna, on arrival at Dunedin frmOj* hunga and way ports this trip, will be docked for cleaning and painting. Tho Federal-Houlder-Shire liner Ay"""™ arrived at London on February- 8 from New Zealand ports, via Australia. She left Dunedin on November 22. ' The Koromiko was expected to arrive at Wellington vesterday from Newcastle and Picton. She discharges a part cargo of coal at Wellington, and then proceeds on' to Napier. The Mokola cleared at 5.20 p.m. on Saturday for East Coast and Southern ports. She is due at Dunedin on Thursday, and leaves on the return voyage on Friday afternoon. The steamer Joan Craig (late Bentinck) is due at Auckland to-day from Newcastle. She will berth at- No. 4 jetty, and after putting out a. quantity of hardwood piles will shift to the Railway Wharf to discharge a part cargo of coal into railway trucks. The Monowai arrived at Wellington from Dunedin and Lyttelton yesterday morning. She leaves Wellington this evening for Napier, Gisborne, and Auckland, and is due hero on Thursday morning.

The New Zealand Shipping Company's liner Kaipara cleared at 7 a.m. yesterday for Tokomaru Bay, where Homeward loading will be procee '3d with. She subsequently visits Gisborne, Nailer, and Wellington, and "is to sail finally fro.n tho latter port for London about March 7, in time to catch the April wool sales Ilia Norwegian steamer Terrier arrived at Wellington from Philadelphia, via Dunedin and Lyttelton, on Thursday last. After discharging a part cargo of case oil at the Southern port, the Terrier comes to Auckland to put out the balance, which amounts to 20,000 cases. Mr, R. Ditcham, who served his apprenticeship with Messrs. George Fraser and Sons, Limited, Auckland, is third engineer en tho new steamer Opoun. Mr. T. Scott, chief engineer of tho Moeraki, who ii, :■> been on holiday leave, has rejoined tho ves,« I. Mr. J. McAlp'ine, who has been relieving ;Cr. Scott, has returned to Hobart, where he will take charge of the Loongana's engineroom. The big French barque Sully arrived at nobart on the 2nd inst. from "Sharpness for orders. She was expected to leave again last week for Sydney to load wheat for the English Channel. The French barque General do Boisdeffre, 1960 tons register, which left New York on September 2 for Suva, Townsville and Rockhampton, with a cargo of case oil. shipoed by the Vacuum Oil Company, arrived at Suva on February 4, after a long passage of 155 days. The Union Steam Ship Company's steamer Waitemata left Newcastle on February 10 for Java and Calcutta, with 6000 tons of coal. She returns to New Zealand ports in April fiom Calcutta. Captain BarUett, formerly master of tho Gothic, has succeeded Captain Murray as senior marine superintendent of the White' Star Line. The Navua was to have left Nukualofa on Saturday evening for Auckland. She is duo here on Wednesday. The collier Whangape left Westport yesterday morning coal-laden for Auckland. She is duo here to-morrow evening. The Colonial Sugar Company's steamer Fiona, on completion of discharge at Chelsea, will load a quantity of general cargo for Fiji. She is expected to clear for Suva about Saturday next. The. Maoriland Company's steamer Holmdale has been fixed to load at Picton for Onehtinga, and will subsequently ship timber at Paratutai, Manukou, for Wellington

Cable advice received b-/ the local agents for the Shaw, Savill and Albion Company states that R.M.S. Arawa, which left Wellington ror London on January 29, continued her journey from Monte Video on February 14. The liner is due at her destination on March 8. Advice received by the local office of the Union Company states that the Orient Line's Orvleto v wiU leave Sydney for London on February 28 in place of the Otway. The Otway's sailing date will b* March 13. Passengers" who have already booked by tho Otway are notified that they are being allotted berths on board the Orvleto. Captain J. Rolls, of the Moeraki, banded his vessel over to Captain J. Olift, late of the Warrimoo, at Wellington on Friday. Captain Clift takes the Moeraki to Sydney,, where he transfers back to the Warrimoo." Captain Rolls is to have charge of the Mo-ana, vice Captain Collins. Mr. R. Erw'n, fourth officer of the Moeraki, hast joined the Kittawa as third, and Mr. J. May has relieved him on the Moeraki. Mr. J. McLean, chief engineer of the Loongana, has transferred to tho Oon ah, vice Mr. Doolan, who has retired. Mr. J. N. Greenland, purser of the Moeraki, and Mr. K. R. Park, his assistant, will transfer to the Warrimao at Sydney this trip. There are 576 passengers for New Zealand on board the Shaw, Savill and Albion Company's R.M.S. lonic, which is due at Wellington from London to-morrow. Of the number, 11 are travelling first, 51 second, and 514 third-class. Wellington claims 168, Auckland 152, Napier 25, Gisborne 26, Lytteiton 57, Timaru thr>e, Oamaru five, Dunedin 27, the Bluff 12, N«lson eight, Westport 21, Grey 19, Wanganui 11, and New Ply- : mouth 12 passengers. -,

.J ■, WAIMANA DUE to-day. ; An expected arrival at Auckland this morning is the Shaw, Savill, and Albion Company's new liner Waimana, from Liverpool and Australian, porta. The vessel is making her first visit to New Zealand waters, and on arrival will berth at the Railway Wharf, where she will discharge 3600 tons of general cargo. The Waimana will subsequently visit Wellington, Lyttelton, and Dunedin, WIMMERA ARRIVES. At 10 a.m. yesterday the Huddart-Parker steamer Wimmera arrived from Southern ports, after a fine weather, passage. The purser reports that departure was taken from Dunedin at 12.30 p.m. on Tuesday last, the usual calls being made at East Ooast ports en route. She left Gisborne at 1 p.m. on Saturday, and made the ran to Auckland from that port in thesmart time of 21 hours, which includes a stop of half an hour to disembark and pick up passengers at Tokomaru Bay. The average speed maintained was 15 knot*. In continuation of her running, the Wimmera sails at 5.30 p_m. to-day for Sydney direct. SYDNEY STEAMER ARRIVES LATE. A late arrival at Auckland last night was the Huddart-Parker steamer Victoria, from Sydney direct, after a very alow passage of four days tire hours. She berthed at the new Queen-street Wharf shortly after 11 o'clock, but owing to the lateness of the hour medical inspection will not be carried out until 7 a.m. to-day. The purser , reports that departure was taken from Sydney at 4 p.m. on Wednesday last, fine weather feeing experienced throughout, so that no explanation is given as to the cause of the vessel's lengthy passage. In continuation of her voyage the Victoria sails at 3 p.m. to-morrow for Southern ports. PORT OF ONEHUNGA. ARRIVALS. FEBRUARY 17. BARAWA, 6.5., 1072, E. Stephenson, from New Plymouth. Passengers : Misses You, Paul, Baker, You, Maxfield, Baird, Sorensen, Fabian, Mcsdaruea lletyger, Tapp, Dryden, Kebbell, Jackson, Mo William and child, Billings and child, Potter and family (5), Creamer, Gray, Poole, Skinner, Floyd, Welsh, Caldwell and child, Ford, Messrs. Otway, Morse, Pillman, C. O'Connor, Gracewood, J. Leydon, Quintrell. J. Conquest, B. Curran, J. Chaafc, N. Cunningham, Barron, Cook and son, Colledge, Metyger, Tapp, Oatliro, Dryden, Scott, Edgar, J. Sale, Corney, Bamson, Nolan, Crane, Tapp, Sole, Black, MpWilliam, Alison, Frater, D. Bannatync, King, Neill, Lodge, Keesing, Langton, Jackson, Potter, J. Jackson, T. Barnaby, Barron, Hodson, H. French, J. Stockley, C. Brown, W. Sharp, Clark, Cony, J. O'Shea, Caldwell, Mendelsohn, V. Cornaga, Edgar, Morrison, Captain Norbury, and 30 steerage.—Northern S.S. Co., agents. CORINNA, sa, 1271, Cameron, from Dunedin and way ports.Union S.S. Co., agents. ROSAMOND, as., 721, Irving, from Wellington, Picton, Nelson, and New Plymouth.— S.S. Co., agents. RIMU, s.s., 339, E. Dorling, from Hokiango.— Northern S.S. Co., agents. FEBRtTARf 18. CLAYMORE, s.s., Grecnberg, from Waitara, Kawhia, and Raglan. Passengers: Mesdames Wahnnga, Wetini, V. Gore, Messrs. Wells, Wahanga, Wetini.—Northern S.S Co., agents. DEPARTURES. February. 18. RARAW&, 8.6., 1072, W. F. Norbury, for New Plymouth. Passengers: Misses Brett, Laird, Holdsworth, S. Carley, Bird, Finchley, Holmes, Cotterall. Jensen, Fitzgerald, OLeary, Fitegerald, Miller Mesdames Sherr, Holdsworth, Hodge, nird, Nicholson, Young and three children, Brown, Johnston, Messrs. Nancarrow, T. Kemp, Henrys, Dexter, Hayr, Hetherington, Stevenson, Chambers Mangan, Richards, Austin, T. Sbera, G. Holdsworth, C. Holdsworth, Nicholson, McEwan, Fitzgerald, Goodger, Shirley, Rogers, Corry, Young, Holmes, Brown, taker, iraser, Jones, Taylor, McKcnzie, Baker, Wilson, Jackson, Rogers "ooSSITS:. 12? 1 ' Cameron, for New Plymouth ond Wellington. ~,.,, ROSAMOND, s.s., 721, Irvine, for New Plymouth and Wellington.