SHIPPING.

Auckland Star, Volume XXXVI, Issue 31, 6 February 1905, Page 4

SHIPPING.

Moon's Age: First Quarter, February 13, 3.50 a.m. Sunset: This evening, G. 57. Sunrise: Tomorrow morning, G.3A, HIGU WATER, Auckland: This evening, 9.3; to-morrow morning. 9.19. Ouebunga: To-morrow morning, 0.4; tomorrow afternoon, 1.21. Manukau Heads: To-morrow morning. 11.44; to-morrow afternoon, 4.1. Kaipara Heads: Tomorrow morning, 1.0; to-morrow afternoon, 1.-6. ARRIVALS. SATURDAY. Ngnputii, s.s., B. Stephenson, from Whatifrarci. Passengers: Mesdames Durham, i'ntes, Burroughs, Gibbons and child, McDoll, Grice uml son, Turner (I!), Clark, Peacock, Cobine sind child, Patterson, Bergnes, Cook, Misses McGregor. Killeu, Aylett, Whitelaw, Brewer, Gray, Porter, Fowler (2), Cowan, Gager, Payne, Lewis, Messrs Peacock, I'enwardeu, McDell, Grice, Boyo, McConnell, Keyte, Colemau, Dormer, Suttle, Woodhouse, Blackle, McGowau, McConuell, Meyer, Cole, Penwarden. and 12 steerage.—Northern Co., aaentP. Terranora, p.S., Ed. McLeod, from Mercury Bay and Kuaotunu. Passengers: Mi-sdami's Steedman. Pulman, Misses Lyuch. White. Messrs Smyth, Gillies, Craig, White. Lynch, and one steerage. — Northern Co., agents. Chelmsford. «.*., 11. Richards, from Awanui, Waiharara, and Hohourn. Passengers: Messrs Steed and Ward.—Northern Co., agents. SUNDAY. Manuka, s.s.. 4500. Edwin Phillips, from Sydney. Passengers: Misses La Dette, Speight. Keary (2), Lnst. Murphy, Raleigh, Scarr. Keary. West, h?gan. Koe, Ralston, Brown, Yabsley. Gaub. Crockett V—>, Searr, Chicken (3.1, D'Ainphlett. Eve, Bertram. Hill. Mesdauies O'Neill. Gatland and you, Reniiie and infant, llansburg, Wenden, MucGregur. Watson. Langley. (inub, Speight, Murphy. Caro and two children. Howse. Crockett ami two sous, Ansley, Chicken. D'Amphlett. Uuubar. Elder, Browning, Messrs l'luininer. Griffiths, Gatland. Murphy, Tremvitii {-). Mangay, Courtney, Thomas, Watt. Uttlng, W. Courtney, Coulsoii, Pearson. Livingstone, Stewai-t. Sub-Licutenaut Brickendeu, Kennedy, Browu, Renuie. Hansburg, Lewis. Egau, Walker, Wendell, MacGrcgor. Watson. Keudell. Bertram. Kerr. Laugley. McCurdy, A. K. LaviT. Crailshuw, Cotton, Woulf, Holt. Moore, Murray. Weinrnth, Carver. Fraser. Koe. May, Cardingley, Conrad, Yabuley. Laidlaw. Mooy, Cheeseman. Crockett, Lillas (2], Plntts, Edwards, Carrot, Ryan. N. Turnbull, Lalor, Eve, Edwards, Bell. Fiuemore, Symc, Ellis, Coiiche, 15 members of Australian cricket eleven. Revs, llnege. Asheroft, Dr. Howse, and 93 steerage.—Union Co., agents. Glenelg. s.s.. F. Jonas, from Whaugarei. —James Smith and Co., agents. Wellington, s.s., T. llaultaln. from Tauranga. Passengers: Mesdames Bailey. Harris and two children, Misses Darley Shnw, Western, Bnker, Patterson, 'Messrs? Euekman, Mays, Hook, Wallis, S. G. Glff.s. Blake. Sergeant-Major Coleman, Masters Commons. Spencer, Seddon, Qneenins, Murphy. Mark.—Northern Co., agents. Paeroa, s.s.. R. llunken. from Whangapoua, Port Charles, and Kennedy's Bay Passengers: Mrs Whiting and two cflildren.—Northern Co., agents. THIS DAY. , Mokoia, s.s.. :!502, R. E. Smith, from Dunedin, via ports. Passengers: Misses Tuohey (2), Condy, Connolly. Casey, Gerber, Alison, Brook (2), Sutherland, Newton, Munro (2| McKnight (2), Norton (2), Hay. Hannay (li:, 1 oung i2i. Gregory, Taylor, Fleming, Forgie (2), Willlnins. Nicholson, Hair, Holloway (2), Smith. Monro. Bowen. Jourdan, Keller, Bruce, Swabbey, Annoul-, Baker, Rochford, Holmes, West, Taylor (2). Fallwell, Hamilton, Prince, Austin, Rhodes Motion, Ware, Garry, Cooke, Mesdames Wastell, Sedgmaii, Turner and 3 children Casey, Merritt und infant, O'Meara and child, Dalgleish, Walsh, Lindeman, Kane Mclntyre, Gregory. Campbell, Russell, Black, Thompson ajjd 4 children, Fremerdof. Lamb and child, Monro, Fisher, Clarke and child, Eichelbaum, Simmonds and luliiut. Wetter, Sutherlnnd, Paul, Wilson Newton and infant. Young, Ellisdon, Shanaghaii. Harker and child, Newton Mackay. Messrs Benjamin, Lovell, Nolan Befts Newson, Rroderick, McGregor, Casey Walsh' Corfey, Lindeman (2i, Sueddon and son' C w?; Muir - Pick e rl »S. Lamb, Robinson (-), Wilson, Rev. Monro, Fisher. Clarke iMchelbaum (2), Snowden, Simmons Roydhouse, Paul, Sutherland,' Wurreu, Newton Martin. Vonsden, McPh«rson, Epan Ellingham, Stevenson, McKenzie, Johnston Minnis, Peat, Young, Ford, Georgeson, Masters Ferguson, Johnston, Fisher, Bruce and 77 steerage.—Union Co., agents. DEPARTURES. SATURDAY. Pendle Hill, barquentine, R. Owens, for Sydney, via Mercury Bay. SUNDAY. Kanieri, s.s., T. Scott, for Whaugarei. THIS DAY. Chelmsford, s.s., Richards, for Awanui Waiharara and Hohoura. Paeroa, s.s., R. Hunkin, for Whananakl, Tutukaka, Whangaruru, etc. EXPECTED ARRIVALS. Navua, s.a., from Fiji; due Monday Sonoma, R.iVl.s., from San Francisco, Honolulu, and Pago Pago; due Feb. 20 Manaponrl, s.s., from Sydney, Fiji, Samoa and Tonga; due March 2. Pelican s.s., with Ferret, s.s., Iα tow from Brisbane, due about Monday Southern Cross, barquentine, from' Newcastle, sailed February 1. Silver Cloud, barquentine, from Newcastle sailed February 1. Kongsbyrd, barquentine, from Port Stephens, sailed January 25. Isabel, sen., from Nlue and Tonga; early Fazllka, S.S., from Calcutta, due about February 7. Morayshlre s.s., from New *ore, via Australia; sailed December 20; due early In March Somerset, s.s., from Glasgow and Liverpool; sailed December 20; at Adelaide Ist February Star of Ireland, e.g., fron> New York, via Australia, sailed December 13; at Melbourne February 1 Oafcourn. s.s,. from New York, via Mel- . ur . ne , and Sydney; sailed December 8 5 o TI, 3,5 " from J' on don, via Melbourne and Sydney; sailed December 27 Buteshire, s.s., (ram New York, via Ans- , tralla; sailed November Bougainville, barque, from New York left Wellington February ± Anna, barque, from "New Ycrk, via the Soiith; sailed Nov. 8. Rakaia, from London; due March 3. Star of New Zealand, s.s., from London via ports; sailed Ysabel, sell., from Vavau, sailed January 23rd, due about Sunday

VESSELS IN PORT. Kaeo, a.s.s., at Queen-street Wharf Rungatirn, s.s.. at Hobson-st. Wharf Manuka, s.s., at Queen-street Whurf Mofcoia, s.s, at Queen-street Wharf Iris, ii.M.C.S., iv stream Hauroto, s.s., at Queeo-street Wharf Waipori, s.s.. at Hobson-stneet Wharf Carin, brigantinc, at Quay-street Jetty. Southrrn Cross, s.s.. lv streitui Maori, s.s., in stream Blrerland, barque, at Queen-st Wharf PeiifTiriii, IT.M.S.. in stream Northern Cliiof, barque, at Railway Wharf

PROJECTED DEPARTURES. FOR SYDNEY— Mokoia, s.s., tills day Huuroto, s.s., via Tonga, Samoa, aud Fiji February S. ' FOR LONDON— ilamari, s.s.. via the South; about Feb 20 FOR SAN FRANCISCO— Sierra, H.M.s., via I'ago Pago, Fanning Island, and Honolulu, Feb. 17.

UNION S.S. COY.'S MOVEMENTS EAST COAST.

Tuesday: Whangape arrives from Fijiitanuka leaves for South at 4 p.ni • Wudporl leaves for Westport, 5 p.m.; .\- avua leaves for Wellington. Wednesday: Hanroto leaves for Tonga Samoa, Kljl, and Sydney p.t '2. p.m. Thursday: Talnne anr'ives from South Saturday: Talnne leaves fox South at 12 noon.

\VBHT COAST iin^^ De^ a , y: Tttto puna arrives from Welington, Nemon and New Plymouth, and Lmi v a i Kaln for n N °w Plymouth, Wellington

INORTHBRK CO.'B MOVEMBNTB This dnyj Clansman leaves fer Ruseoll Whangftroe, and Mirasonnl at b p m « t°p ranora louvue for Mercury Bny niil Tal m at 10,80 p.m.) Waltangl leavea for Tau-

ranga at 5 p.m.; Kanierl axriTes from Whangarei about 6.30 p.m.; Wellington leaves for Hohoura and Ho&ianga at 5 p.m. IMPORTS. Per Mokoia, from the South: 500 tons produce and 400 tons general merchandise. Per Mancka, from Svduey—99 cases fruit, 338 cases salmon, SO pieces timber, 314 sacks manure. 45 cases brandy, 10C cases soap. 20 hogsheads spirits, 78 chests tea, 5 crates bottles, 173 sacks bottles. 5 cases bottles. 1000 bags coke, 367 sleepers, 100 cases salt. 300 bags salt, 50 boxes tinplates, 28 cases lubber shoes, 13 eves boots and shoes, 34 cases automobile paits, 380 cases merchandise, and transhipments R.M.S. Aorangi from Vancouver, R.M.s. Ormuz from London, and s.s. Kanowna, Barwon, Marloo, and Aramac, from Australian ports. The s-s. Navua will arrive from Fiji tonight. The s.s. Fazilka. from Calcutta, left Newcastle on Sunday and will arrive here next Friday. The barquentine Prince John sailed with a full cargo of coal from Newcastle for Auckland yesterday. The s.s- Manoka arrived from Sidney at 12.15 p.m. yesterday, after a fair passage, east and north-east winds and llsing sea being experienced. The Manuka sails for Duuediu via ports to-morrow afternoon at i! o'clock. The New Zealand Shipping Company's local agents are advised that the steamer Oakburn, which left New York on Decem9. for New Zealand ports, via Australia, arrived at Freniautle on January 29. Auckland is the first port of call in this colony. The s.s. Mokoia arrived from Dunedin, via ports, at c o'clock this monning. She sails for Sydney at 7 o'clock tills evening with the following passengers:—Misses M. Hill, Lawrence, Treheame, Myers (2), Wall, Harding. Hussey. Rothford. Kennedy,Roehford, Myers, Tapper (2), Sisters Calvard, Uortense. Mesdames J. Johnston, O'Neill. James. F. Cox and infant, Griffiths, Capliu. Tapper, Wall. Dyer, Ogilvie, R. O. Clnrk arid family. Simpson. Muller, Clements, Fink, Bloomfield. Myers, Messrs VY. Savage, T. Fltzpatrlck, Trcloar, Dyer. J. Fognrty, J. H. Wragge, Honelly. Lnwson, R. S. Lamb. McAlister. O'Neill, Capliu, Tapper. Wall. Dyer. Ogilvie, Simpson, Muller, Haas. .Schmidt, J. Anderson, Clements, H. P. Taylor. Duff, Piak, Bloorafleld Lawsou, T. A. Brown, Bro. Stanislaus, Rev Father Birch, Hon. John Meagher, and 35 steerage. PORT OF OKEHtTNGA, POUT OF ONEHDNGA. ARRIVALS. SUNDAY. Warrior, scow. Wilson, from Kaipara. s.s.. 1109, J. Robertson, from New Plymouth. Passengers: Misses Burton, Mandeno. Hamilton, Hackett, Chrystnl, Bridson. Aitchlson, Barron. Garcelon, Rnss (2). Duddle. Mesdames Dewsbuiy. Keane. Barrou. Parker, Crawford, Teed, Goodwin. Messrs Moses, Houghton. Jack, Crawford, Teed, Samson, Reed, Hudson, Huckley, Staines, Wilkinson, Moss, Dunlop, Barron. Goodwdn (2), and 20 steerage.— Union Co., agents. DEPASTURES. SUNDAY. Rarawa. s.s., 1072, W. F. Norburj't f° r New Plymouth. Passengers: Misses Julian, Hanua, Franklyn, Sloody, E. McIntosh, Mnchaue, Russell, Mason. Owen.". Parson, Jaeka, Shaw, Owen. Whltelaw, Tupp, Aubrey. Grant, I'erritt, Roeser, Bear. Mesdames Williams and 3 children, Morrighau, Nairn and child. Heatoii. Bull. Scairnell. Turton, Skeates, B. A. Harris and 2 children, A. Homer, Wilis, Soanes, Wynne. Wyborn and child, Skipwith lrll, T. W. Crauch. Richardson, Ivll and 2 children, Arthur and 3 children. Mnnro, l)»>wney, Aubrey, Mottra. Robeilson, Messrs <>. A. Pearson, Chatterls, K. Heaton, 11. Deeley, G. Wright, D. MorrigHan. Nairn, C. McMiister, M. IBarrtson, J. Magee, F. Muemanemin. Song, T. Taylor, Purver, Cameron. Williams. Baechmann, T. H. Wright. Bnller, Gall, McGovern, J. George. B. Arm-itage. Hunter, H. Ja«ka, 1 , . H. H. Cook, R. Roach, W. Bannister. A. T. E. W. Lowe, Dyson, B. A. Harris. T. Mackay, Piesse, Thomson, V. Cotton. Davidson (2). Turton, J. Paterson, Wilson. Wynne, Parlcer, H. Lamb. J. Stepheneon. A. Hfl-11, W. O'Connell, R. Hall, Pinker, Uriffiths (2), Norton, Lockwood. Moore, Wyborn, Murray, Bird, Ivil. B. Champion. Bloomfield. W. Nelson. Taylor, Duncan, Hunter, Tate, Pickering, J. Todd, Climo, Stewart, Machattie, J. Baxter. James, Brown, O'Connor, Gough, Morrigan. Wilson, Allen, Carter, Robertson, Mcllinoyle i 2), Betts, Wood, Kane, Bishop Leulhan. Father Patterson, Major Scanuell. and 00 steerage. THIS DAT. Rotoiti, s.s., J. Robertson, for New Plymouth and Wellington, Passengers: Misses Howard, McAllman, Vosper, Stuart, .Drorngool (2), Gosinan, K. Mitt-hell, Yates, E. Wyllle, Bertram, Ogilrle, Evans (2), Mesdames R. Wolf, Andrews. Roughton, Cox, Stuart, Cotton and 2 sous, Gosinan, Black, Fisher, Hyde and child, Messrs Cotton, F. Smith, Crawford, Allen, Passmore. J. R. Bruce, Gosinan. Hanlon, Krehu, W. Humbe:, , M. Ryan, Dignan, Atkinson, Johnson, McLeod, Hook, Mays, Buckler, R. Blackey and son, C. McCleskey. Taylor, Maingay, Freek, W. ,T. Napier, W. S. Daniel, C. Blenkhorn, H. Grny, Law, A. Walker, Coldlcutt, R. Wolf. J. O. Evett, E. Hare, Rev. J. C. Andrews, Master Stuart, and 20 steerage.