SHIPPING.

Auckland Star, Volume XXXVI, Issue 34, 9 February 1905, Page 4

SHIPPING.

Mjjoa'r> Age: First Quarter, February 13. 5_50 t.in. Sunset: This evening. 6-54. Sunrise; To-morrow morning, 5. IS. HIGH WATER. Auckland: T'uis evening, 10.39: to-morrow morning. 10.54. Onelnm^ii: To-morrow morning , , ** -TV tomorrow afternoon, :i.SA. Maaoiuu Heads: To-morrow morning, 1.19; to-morrow afternoon. 1.35. Kaipara Heads: Tn naorrow morning, 2.44; to-roorroTiv afternqpn, 3.0. ARiUVALS. @ YESTERDAY. Terranora. p.s., E. ileLeod, from T«iraa ami Mercury Bay. Passenscers: Mesdaines Peccock, Tapp, Moi ton and child, Misses Eeii, Baxter, Dnnn, Prophet (2), Messrs Saxtsr. Calpan. Tapp. Builoek, Winton, Jones. O'Brieii, Dr. Solman.—Northern Co. agents. Kjirierf. T. Scott, from WhaagareL '"ass.'iig-ers: Xrs Paiker. Miss Parker Messrs AJIon. Brown, Short, Hotrnlass, ixarriy. McMillan. Thompson. Blomfieid.— Northern Co.. agents. Greyhoncd. ani. schooner. A. Snbritsky, from Awanui. Hohonra. and WhanT-aroL Passea-ers: Miss Saavis. Messrs J. Thompson , <-• Wooiifn-d. .V. and C. Sanvig Calpan. W. H. Shears.—Master, agent. TTIIS DAT. Tsrane, 8.5.. >VT$. G. Lambert, from via ports. Passengers: Misses rarker. Issues (2l Andprson Maciaren (2). Nettiinphani, McDonald {2). Wall. Gvldicz, Beaton (2i. llesdames McGrath. Weaver. Proper, child and infant. Simpson. Onlvifl, Higgort. For-ti»sqne-"Wri~ht. and two children, Uayiies and two children. Pickford. Messrs McGrath. Simpson. Fair <:i). Pow'y- te Catritt and son. Soankp. Pirie For-tesq-oe-Wripht. Wllltams, Cooper McDonald. Griffon. Hhnrott. Reid. Grabb Toinlis Taylor, Tafcle. Whitp. Ballin. Crfase. Forrester. Findsoa. Andrews, Mor?an, Robinson, and 22 steerage —Union Co.. a£ei:t=. DEPARTURES. YESTERDAY. Ngra-pahi, s.s.. E. Stephenson. for Whangarel TermEora. p.s.. E. McLeod. for Mangapai. Waitnngi. 5.~.. P. A. Stein, for the Greet Barrier. Awai-na, p.s.. tl*orge Laiety. for Whan^arei. Carin. briiantinc. R. Kennedy, for VvTiaand Adelaide. Passeng-ers: Mrs Kennedy and child. EXPECTED ARKITALS. Zealandia. g.s.. from Sydney: due Sunday. Sonoma, X.M.S., from San Francisco, Hoaoiain, aud Pago Pago; due Feb. 20. itanaponri, 8.5., from Sydney. Fiji, Samoa, and Touga; due Mar<i 2. 'elicjui, s.s.. wita Ferret, s.s., in tow, from Brisoane, due Southern Cross, barquentiiie, from Newcastle, sailed February 1. Silver Cloud, l>arquentine, from Newcastle, sailed KeLu-nary 1. barquectine, from Port Ste- I phens, sailed January 25. Faziika. s.s.. from Calc-ntta. due Friday Morayshire. s.s., rroai New ion, via Aus- ! tralla; sailed December 20; due early in; March Somerset s.s.. from Glasgow and Liverpool: saileti December 20; at Adelaide Ist February Star of Ireland, e.s., fron» New York, via Australia, sailed December 13; at Melbourne February 1 uatourn, s.s.. Trom York via Melboom, and Sydney; sailed December 9 indradfvi, s.s.. from London, via Melbourne and Sydney; s.iiW December 2' 7 BongaiDTille. barque, from New York, left Wellington February 2 Anna, barque, from New York, via the South; sailed Nov. 8. Rataia. s.s., from London; due March 3. Star of New Zealand, s.s., from London, via ports; sailed Vsabel, sch., from Vavau, sailed January 23rd. due . VESSELS IN PORT. Kaeo, a.s.s., at Queen-street Wharf. Eangatira. s.s., at Queen-st. Wharf Iris, rLM.C.S., in stream Southern Cross, s s.. ■□ stream Talune, s.s., at Queen street Wharf. Maori. s.s.. in dock Elverland. barque, at Queec-st. Wharf Waangape. s.s., at Chelsea. Eunice, schooner, at Hobson-street Wharf. Northern Chief, barque, at Railway Wharf PROJECTED DEPAKTtJBES. FOR SYDNEY— Victoria, s.s.. Monday Manuka, s.s.. February 20 Sonoma, X.M.S., February- 21 FOR LONDON— Rangatira, s.s.. via the South, Saturday Mamari, s-s., via the South, about Feb. 20. FOP. SAN FRANCISCO— Sierra, R.M.S.. via Pago Pago, Fanning Island, and Honolulu, Feb. 17. LNIOiS" S.S. COY.'S MOYEMEJJTS. KAST COAST. Friday—Faziika arrives from Calcutta Uneantime). Saturday: Talune leaves for South at 12 noon. WEST COAST. Friday: Rotoiti arrives from Wellington and New Plylmouth. and leaves again lor N«w Plymouth only at 3 p.m. (2.10 p.m. train). NORTHERN CO.'S MOVEMENTS. This day—Knnieri leaves for Whangarei Town Wharf at 5 p.m.; Wattangi arrives from tie Great Barrier about 4.30 p.m.; from thf- Great Barrier about 4.30 p.m. Friday Terranora leaves for Mercury Bay and Kuaotunu at 3 p.m.; Clansman leaves for Tauranga at 5 p.m.; NgapUhi leaves for Whangarei. Marsden Point, etc., fit 10.30 p.m.; Kanieri arrives from "Whangarei Town Wharf about 8 p.m. Kia Ora arrives from Raglan, Kawhia, and WaitaTa early; Clansmau arrives from Russeli, Whangaroa, and Mango-nui about 6.30 a.m.; Ch-eimsford arrives from Hohoura, Awanui. and Waiharara about 4.30 p.m.; Wellington arrives from Hoklanga and Hohoura late; Mangnpapa leaves for Ohiwa and Whakatane at 7 a-m. IMPORTS. Per Talune, from the South: 250 sacks wheat, 420 do. chaff, 1750 do. seed, 100 do manure, 200 do. flour, 100 do. malt 140 do meal, u-i boxes butter, 13 bales wool, and sundries. The s-s. Faziika is expected to arrive from Calcutta, ria ports, to-morrow. The barquemiue Hacda Isle, from NewS e t 0 p 4T cape Maria Van Dlemen ac The brisantine Carin left for Whaagarei fast night iv tow of the p.s. Awarua, to load timber for Auckland. The schooner Ysabel is now fully due from the Islands, and her arrival may be expected at auy moment. THE ZEALANDIA. The s.s. Zealaiidia left Sydney yesterday afternwn for Auckland. She will be due to arrive here on Suuday afieiuoon next, and resumes ncr voyage for D-uuedin rla uurts at 2 p.m. on Tuesday. THE TALUNE. The s.s. Talune arrived from Dunedin via parts, at 10 o'clock this morning S SofriT Wea - ncr passa =e- She sails for the south, again un Saturday afternoon