SHIPPING.

New Zealand Herald, Volume XLIX, Issue 15141, 4 November 1912, Page 6

SHIPPING.

ftffeh. Water at Auckland—l.so ».m.; 2.24 pm>. '* " Manukau-3.49 a.m.; 423 p.m. (Sun—Rises, 4.44 a.m.; sets, 6.26 p.m. (Moon—New, November 9, 1.35 p.m.

PORT OF AUCKLAND ARRIVALS. November 2. ' MANAIA. s.s., 1159, E. Stephenson, from Whatlgarei. Passengers: Missc-.-, . Coombes, Kay, .McKenzie, Blakey, Nurse Harris, Mesdames Coiioliy, Carson, Carey, Messrs. Conolly, Carson, Carey, Revhurn, Bruford. Valantine. Anderson, Gilmour, - Rule, Garrett, Crawford, Jann, Chasing, Williams, Haskell, Robson, Russell, and seven steerage.—Northern S.S. Co., agents. NGAFUHI. *.»., 691, T. Ilaultain, fromTauranga. Passengers: Misses Cbappel. Me*damcs Blundell, Peterson, Andrews, Goldsmith, Clayton, Messrs. Ferguson, Day. Simpson. Lowe, Hickman, Barnby, Stewart, McNab. Cameron. Barrett, Andrews, Hume.—Northern S.S. Co., agents. CLANSMAN, s.s., 635, A. Stephenson, from Mangonui, Whangaroa, and Russell. r?*?*"~ gens: Mesdames W. Bent, Kelly, fc. W. »** Rae, Misses Bent, Campbell. Messrs. Kelly, ««*. K. W. Baker, W. Bent, Mason, Bowycr, A. «-- McKay, J. Taylor, W. Woodham, t. Blum*. , .Saunders, T. Brown. K. Pcacocke, KandJ.ll. Wright, Cochrane, and four steerage.— S.S. Co., agents. NOATIAWA, 5.5... 463, W. Bark, front Opotiki. Passengers: Misses Recce. Newsham. Malta, ■";*' dames Pearson, Day, Bishop. RO'tgard Messrs. Kemp, Fleming. Smith, Gordon. V\biakcta. wxgher Firth, Day, Cloasen. McDonald, Itas^t, McGregor. Wallace. Davis. Recce. Frttchard. Pearson, Captain Hammond.—Northern S.S. <-<>, «gen?s. _ WAIMARIE, 5.e..*245, W. Bcttis, from Paeroa. Northern S.S. Co., agents. APANUI, s.s., 243, .T. Wilson,-from Mangonui, Whangaro.i. Houhora. and Awanui. J"""}*'" : Miss Fletcher, Messrs. Leydon. Foro.ck. Ham ng. Montgomery, Subritaky.—Northern »■». "M agents. " LYTTELTON. p-«.. 193, J- Whittingham. from Whangaruru.—Devonport, Ferry Co.. agents. ROTOMAHANA, s.s., IS3, M. Roberts, from •Coroniandei —Northern S.S. Co.. agents. TASMAN, *«., 171, 0. Faulkner, from Whafcaiane and Tauranga. Passenger : Mr. Winkleman. —Northern S.S. Co., agents. PELICAN, $.*., 162, E. Sellars, from Whangarei. . —Levland-O'Brien Timber Co., agents. WAIROA, s.s., 100, T. Cook, from the coast.— Cashmore Bros., agents. KAWAU. s.s., 99, E. Olsen, from Mnngawal.— Northern S.S. Co., agents. AKAROA, sis., 70, T. Cook, from the coast.— Farker-Lamb Timber Co., agents. GREYHOUND, aui.. schooner, ICS, H. Subrifzky. from Northern ports. Passenger: Mr. Hutlcy.— Mast?.r, agent HERO, scow. 54, .1. Francis, from Ngunguru.— Winstone, Limited, agents.' NOVEMBER 3. MAHENO, *.»., 5282, D. McLean, from Sydney. Passengers; Mesdames Stednian,- Davis, Black, Inwood, Duffield, Ross and child, Agassan. Campbell, Green, Bailey, Trenwith, Horbutt, Blair and infant. Wells, Krause, Bodle. Ball, White, Harrison. Scarle. Berry and child. Misses Coles, _Gummer, Sinclair, Ross, Mills, Hutching. Bailey, »»ood, Wells, Gillau, Hay son, Hoy, Hallett. Spencer, Mottcs. Johnson, Blanks, Gummer, Barker, Black, Inwood (2), Clftrkson, Shortt, Duffield, Ross, Gardener, Sinclair, Steele, Mills, Kido, Evans, Guthridgo, Torrance, Laramie, Fcllslier Hildefcrault, Cupple*. Ferguson, Trenwith, Craike, Wilkinson, Rangi, 8011, Davis, Peterson. Pain, Butter, .Brsune, Gnereon, Walker* Harding, Williams Walden, Nesbitt, Ballande, Roberta, Martin, Hooke, Schaadii, Orr. Smith, Rev. Green, Lieutenant MacKenxie, Sub-Lieutenant« Tate, Barker, and 110 steerage.—Union S.S. Co., agents. WHANOAPE, as., 2931. H. White-Parson*, from Newcastle.—Union S.S. Co., agent*. TARAWERA, s.s., 2003, C. McLean, from Southern and East Coast ports. Passengers Misses Kimher, Spedding, Knight, Wood. Price;, Wallace, Spencer, Tounly, Cruicbhank, Nurse Bush, Madame* Simmonds, ' Robertson, Sinclair and iour . children, Leslie, Eliott. Austin. Mcasrs. wells, A?herwood, Denvy, Glutt, Warnock, Heorsiep, Wamock, Thompson, Jaccbi. Davis, Buckhrod. Hall, Adams, Angus (2), LiddeH, Brown, Wilkinson," Camming, and 29 steerage.—Union S.S. ,U>., agents. - """ NtJAHERE. a.a., 1090, H. Dillner, from - Greymouth.—Winstone, Limited, agents, , VTAIOTAHI, 8.8., 278, C. Hopkins, from Tairua, ' Mercury Bay, Knaotunu. and Port Charles. Pas- i aengera: Mines Bell, Young, O'Brien (2), Mes- . dames Miller. Bell and three children, Mooney, W Pulham, Stewart, Jones, H. Gencioh and three : children, Messrs. Ale*. McGreiiror, Wither*, , Cleaver, Long, H. Walker, Hawthorn,. Nicholson, . Lawsnn. l'eddle, • Rutherford, Toung.—Northern . S.S. Co., tigents. RELIANCE, scow, 76, Palmer, from the coast ; E. Ford, agent. CAED MILLE FAILTHE, scow, 63, Thomson, from the coast.— Ford, agent. BEE, scow, 52, E. Ron", from Ngunguru.— Emirali, agent. DEPARTURES. TiOVEMBKR 2. MONOWAI, s.s., 3433, A. M. Edwin, for East Coast and Southern port*. Passengers: For Gisborne—Mesdames Thome, McLeod, Thomson, Misses Allei>. Moore. Foster. Messrs. Thompson, Kemp, Botherway, Taylor, Winstone, Tnmwell, Leslie, Popple, Day, PhUlips, Captain Fernanda. For Napier— Oampfin, Hooper, Mesdames Complin and child, Stainton, Messrs. Hooper, Chilwell Rev. Williams. For Wellington-Mes-dames FairchiM, Cunningham. Reid. For Lyt-telton-Meadamea Ramsay, Culley and four children. Brown, Sir. Clarke For D»"ed.n-Mias Bland, Mr». Held and child, Messrs. Heath, Maddison, Reid, Hale, and 30 steerage for all ports. KOROMIKO, «.»•, 2479, H. S. Whyborn, for ■•• Westport. : WANAKA, ■.!., 2422, J.- Flynn, for Oamaru, the Bluff, and Timaru. ROSAMOND, **~ 721, J. McKenae, for Tolago , Bay and Gisborne. 1 TAMWHA, s.s., 263, W. Sullivan, for Paeroa. , KANIERI, s.s-, 203, T Meyers, for Whangarei. i CHELMSFORD, s.s., 121, E. H. Goertr, for J Russell. GAEL, as., 95, A. McKeniie, for Waipu.

NOVEMBER 3.

■ WAJTANGI, ».«.. 171, I. Corgctt, for the Bay Of Islands.

TESSELS 5N HARBOUR Iris, cable steamer, :in itream. Mnheno, *.«.. at Queen-street Wharf. Tarawcra, a.s., at Railway Wharf. Whongape, «.«., in stream. Ngahere, e.«., at Hobson-street Wharf. Otaki, ».a., at Hallway Wharf. Wimbledon, ».«., in Calliope Dock. Greyhound, aux schooner, at No. 2 Jetty. Birkcnfels, a.*., at Queen-street Wharf. Atua, 5.8., at Hobflon-itreet Wharf. Ron a', barque, at Chelsea. Kauri, U.S., at Railway' Wharf. Wimbledon, an., at Queen-street Wharf. Orcte. aux. schooner, at Hobson-street Extension. Kaco, c,ux. schooner, at Hobson-street Extension. Ehjicdo, schooner, at Hobson-street Wharf.

IMPORTS. Per Njrahcre, from Greymouth: 1200 ton« coal. Per Tarawera, from Southern ports: 143 cases tea. 835 sacks wheat, 126 sacks flour, 1061 bays flour, 90 base bran, 50 sacks malt, 33' cases jam. i!L . 8 ba « s> 897 facks Potatoes, 288 cases My* CaS<S ° aP ' 491 SaCk ' Chaff « and Per Whangape, from Newcastle: 4500 tons coal. ricl W & V. 82 ta C p '« «**? 4 barrels oil, 294 chests V D* 3 Cl,ae * and 573 pie*, timber, 129 bag ' , H>ne S^ s »"»•«». chocolate, 4.5 bag* ,eed, 100 Zm. „' 1 6 -i ca,es *aok. manure, of l>oiler tub« £3 32 ° 250 bales wood pulp, 250 boxes' c^ran l ts kß an r a quantity of bUjidries. '«ura, and a

The Moeraki is due at the Bluff thfei ™„. • from Melbourne ami Hobart. she i?av«w"F lington on Friday evening: for Sydney direct Tfrfi Manuka left Sydney on Saturday a'ternonn for, Wellington direct. She is due at Wellington on Wednesday morning, and leaiee on Thursday evening for Southern ports, Hobart, and Mel bourne. Mr, Butter, late 'third officer of the Tofua arrived at- Auckland by the Ma hen from Sydney yesterday. V He Joins the Atua to-day as second officer.

..-.r Included in . the Maheno's cargo from Sydney are : tran«hipmenta ex the following steamers Mcmtoro: Otway, Empire, Elsaas, Gottinggen, Chemnetz, Wismar, Karoola, Koorlngs, Berlin, Mai line, Vaa Linaehotion, Tahiti, Pilbaxr, Ar»watta. ■• f _ ... ',

The Wanaka wiled nt 5.30 p.m. on Saturday for Oamaru direct. She loads produce at Oamaru, the Bluff, and Timaru for Napier, Gisborne, and Auckland. «,,.".', The departure of the Hania "learner Birkcnfela for Southern porta has been further postponed until this afternoon. ■ • The collier Ngnhere arrived from Greymouth direct shortly after 1 a.m. She brought a Mil cargo of coal,' and *"*«*»'"« Hobson-street Wharf to discharge. temjM on of discharge the Ngahcre returns to Grej mouth. Tho aux. schooner Greyhound arrived • from Northern ports at 3.30 p.m. on Sa m-dayw,(h » full cargo of timber and kauri gum. The Grey hound Mils for the North again on Wednesday evening. . ...» ~ The oil steamer Wimbledon was floated into he Calliope Dock on Saturday morning tor cleaning and ™inUng She will probably, sail to-morrow for Newcastle to coal before proceeding to Port Pirie to load for Antwerp. Tho turret-deck steamer Koromtko sailed at 630 a.m. on Saturday for West port. Mio loads at the West Const port for Auckland. The Mokoia is to leave Wellington this evening for Napier, Gisborne, Tokomaru Bay, and Auckland. She is due here on Thursday morning. The barque Thora left Gisborne on Saturday morning for Havelock. The sailer loads a cargo of timber there for Sydney. The Kowha! is to load this week at Dunedin, Oamaru, Timaru, and Lyttelton for Napier and upborne.

Tho Hauroto Is expected to leave Wellington to-day for Westport to load 'or Suva direct. The Hauroto will eonio to Auckland from Suva.

The Kurow is due at Wellington this week from Newcastle. After discharge of her coal cargo at the Southern port she will return to Newcastle. Tho Wairuria, which is now on her way _ from Auckland to Newcastle to load coal for Auckland, will subsequently return to Newcastle to load .or Lyttelton. The Union- Company's steamer Maital was due at Wellington from Westport early on Saturday morning. She returns to Wjrtport Mo load another cargo of coal for Dunedin. On arrival the Southern port the Maitai will be laid up lor survey and overhaul. The steamer Southern, which recently discharged a cargo of case oil fnnn Ne* Joi* « Auckland, left Port Chalmers on Saturday•morn ing for Port Tirie to load concentrates tor Ant werp. /- The New Zealand Shipping Company's steamer Otaki came into port from the ponder ground shortly before noon on Saturday, and berthed at the Railway Wharf to discharge 6500 toils o. cargo. The Otaki sails about the end of the week for Wellington to complete her discharge. Tho barque Jessie Craig arrived last Friday from the Thames, after a passage of 20 days. On completion of discharge of her timber cargo, the Jessie Craig goes to Newcastle to load a cargo of coal for Auckland. The Shaw, Savill. and Albion liner Athcnic, which left Wellington on September 19 for tondon, via ports, arrived at Plymouth on Thursday morning last. The collier Kini, which has been delayed at Westoort for some time, cleared the West Coast port "at 4 a.m. vesterday for Onriiunga wirti a full cargo of coal". Sho is due at Oneliunga tomorrow morning. The New Zealand Shipping Company's steamer Rua'hine left Lvttelton at 5.15 a.m. yesterday for Auckland direct. She is due nere at daybreak to-morrow, and will load a large quantity of general cargo for London. The Runtime sails on j Friday evening for Napier and Wellington to complete her 'loading. The Shaw, Savill, and Albion steamer Kia. Ora left Port Chalmers at 6.20 a.m. on Saturday tor Auckland direct. The vessel it due here early to-morrow morning, and is to l>e floated into tho Calliope Dock on Wednesday for cleaning and painting. The Kia Ora will then load . a large quantity of general cargo here for London, subsequently proeejding to Gisborne, Napier, Lyttelton, Pict'on, and Wellington to complete. The Kia Ora is to be despatched finally from Wellington for London on November 23, so that her wool cargo will be in time for the January sales.

TARAWERA FROM SOUTHERN PORTS. The Union Company'* steamer. Tarawera arrived from Southern and East Coast ports shortly after 2 p.m. yesterday, alter a fine weather passage up the coast. The, vessel berthed at the Railway Wharf. The purser reports that departure was taken from Dunedin at 3 p.m. on Tuesday last, the usual calls being made at way ports en route. The Tarawera sails to-morrow afternoon on the return voyage. ___ MAHENO ARRIVES LATE. After a passage of over four days, the UnionCompany's steamer Maheno arrived at Auckland at 4130 p-ra. yesterday from Sydneytsirect. She berthed at the new Queen-street Wharf, wbere I medical inspection was carried out The M3b<.iic cleared the New South Wales port at x.22 p.m. ion Wednesday last, and passed Cape. Maria Van Diemen at midnight on Saturday. Fine weather, with light northerly winds ami smooth seas, was experienced for the greater part of the passage but on nearing the Three Kings a heavy mist was met with, which delayed the vessel for over an hour, speed having to be greatly reduced in consequence. The Maheno is timed to sail at 5.30 p.m. to-day for Sydney direct. NAVUA'S EXPECTED ARRIVAL. •'A wireless message received by the Auckland radio station last night from the steamer Navua mUtes that the vessel will arrive at Auckland at 3 p.m. to-day from Suva. The Navua is to bertn at the Queen-street Wharf on arrival. WHANGAFE FROM NEWCASTLE. - The Union Company's collier Whangape arrived at Auckland from Newcastle at 6 p.m. yesterday, and anchored in the stream. The vessel was not expected here until to-day, but she has evidently been favoured with fine weather on the f passage," and has accordingly made a good trip across. The Whangape brought a full cargo of coal, and will probably berth at the Railway Wharf to-day to discharge. BARQUE PESTALOZZI AT TIMARU. A Press Association message received from Timaru states that the Norwegian barque Festaloizi arrived at the South Canterbury port yesterday from Majunga (Madagascar), after a stormy passage of 72 days. The nailer experienced some very heavy weather at times, and lost her main top gallant maafcvand a portion of her bulwarks. She brought a cargo of superphosphates for Timaru. WITHIN WIRELESS RANGE. j The Auckland radio station advised last night that, the stealers Navua (Suva to Auckland), Victoria • (Lyttelton to Dunedin), Kia Ora (rort Clmlmer< to Auckland), Ruahine (Lyttelton to Auckland 1. Ulimaroa (Wellington to Sydney), Arawa (Wellington to London), Moeraki (Hobart to the Bluff), and Maunganui (Dunedin to the Bluff) were within wireless range. Last night the Wellington radio station advised j that the steamers Naviia. Kia Ora, Ruahine, Uli- ' maroa. Arawa, Moeraki, Victoria. Maunganui, and Tainui were within wireless range.

VESSELS EXPECTED TO-DAY. Appro*. Vftwel. . From ' timeJlarrjA ... ... .-Fiji •> £"». Ctael ... Waipu ... 9.30 P; m. Taniwha Paeroa ... "£'"• Kanieri ... Whangarei ... 11.30 p.m. Daphne '." ... ■••• Ohiwa ... Due

VESSELS SAILING TO-DAY. Approx. VesneL Destination. time. Botomahana Coromandel 8 a.m. Paerna .. ... Marsden It., eta 4 p.m. Birkenfcls" ... ... Wellington 4 p.m. Maheno Sydney ... 5.30 p.m. Clansman ... ... Husscll ... o p.m. Apanui • • Northern port* 6 p.m. Kawau ilanjfawai ... 6 p.m. Waimarie Paeroa ... 7 p.m. Nirapuhi ... Tuuranga ... 7 p.m. Waiotahi ... Mercury Bay 7 p.m. Jianala Wrmngarei ... 10 p.m.

VESSELS EXPECTED AT AUCKLAND. S1KAM. Approi. Vessel. From v , i ate - , Kla On. ..* 1>ort Cb-ibnew Nov. 5 Ruahine '.. ... - Southern ports Nov. 5 1 Squall Gi»bnrn« ... Nov. t. Marero London ... Nov. 6 Mokoia .. • Southern ports nov. / Fiona Fiji Nov. V Rosamond ... ... Oisborne ... Nov. 3 Wimmera Sydney ... Nov. 10 - Victoria Southern port* Nov. ID Waiwera" .- ...Montreal ... Nov. 11 VESSELS TO SAIL FROM AUCKLAND. Approx. V««j>l. Destination date. O'cto Oisborne ... Nov. 6 Nealiero .- Greyrnouth ... Nov. .5 Tarawera ... ... Southern ports Nov. a ... Sydney, vial?. Nov. ~> Xavua Wellington ... Nov. 5 Wimbledon Newcastle ... Nov. 5 Greyhound ... ... Northern ports Nov. 6 Squall .— Gisborne ... Nov. V Ruahino ... London via South Nov. S Rosamond Gisbome ... Nov. 9 Mokoia ... .- — Southern porta Nov 9 Kauri - Newcastle ... ov . 9 Oiakl Wellington ... Nov. 9 &ia Ora Southern ports n or . 3