SHIPPING.

Auckland Star, Volume XXXVI, Issue 44, 21 February 1905, Page 4

SHIPPING.

Moon's 4ge: Last Quarter, February 26, 9.33/u.m. Sunset: This ev.ening: 6.41. . Sunti.se:Torniorrow mocning, 5.30. HjG.H WATER. Auckland: This' eveuing, 8,49; to-morrow ntiorniiiir; 9.11: OnehunEa: To-morrow morniDg, 0.56; tomorraw axternoon, 1.17. • . Manukaii"' Jjea,os: To-morrow morning, •lL3e; to-morrow 1 eveaing,' 11.57. "Tyaipara, Heads: To-morrow morEius> 1-1; to-morr,bw ifteriioon, iriii.

. AEHIYALS. YBSTEKD.AV. Endeavour, ketch. J. Taw. from Whakatane.—Jaeger and Harvey, agents. Kathleen Hilda, barque, 530, William Xagle, from Newcastle.— J. J. Craig, Ltd., agents.

Navua, s.s., 3000, D. McLean, from Westport. Passengers: Mrs Lloyd, Miss Houlahan, Messrs Lloyd, Jephcote, Laverv Gueen, Xodd, .Dr. Sarille.—Onion Co., agents.

Waiotahi, s.s., C. Hopkins, from Oponki. Passengers: Mr and Mrs Mclndoe, Mr and >Irs Clnnes. Mrs Davoren, Misses lavage, Chappel (2). Foster, Davoreu, Messrs Bollard, Ryan. Moulrten. Jenkins. Rostgard' Wbareparpa, , McFadiuul. Murdock, tart 7tlf c - B «ck'and, Williamson, Johns. Goodfellow Kllingham, Major Twyford. Key. llarcwaa, Master Hanson.—Northern Co ajents. • Sonoma, R.M.s., 6000. C. F. Uerriman. from feau Franoisieo, Honolulu, and Pago SI passengers:—Saloon: Mr and Mi-s Mead and infant, Mr and Mrs Jrrank. Meskex Mr. and Mrs C. L. Osbome. l^Lu Dd p Mw C " , C - Qt - Ml> a "J Mrs F. B J'*?,* , S e *-T- im t Mrs G - H - Watson. Miss ITnrtJ, ?. £• Bell, Messrs W. niko l w h V^^' m:m Kii-caldie. J. li. Tnnliil.se. V?. E. Hughes, Fitz King. B Hodgn -f C. W. Leadbeater.V aSlton, " ! salooD - 2S secoa d sarr?a4? d^nt eeraSe - HEl,derSOaand Mac "

THIS DAT. McKp-;,^ es !r 3 Q° -Siatth. Valentine! Xo?S#Co!^ t ? fe ' MaSter Goln -- DEPARTURES. ■ YESTERDAY.

,s.s., 4503, B. £>M 1U PS , for Syd-

D! ! e c f* M.. X. Haultain, for Wha-

ra^^ 1 " 11 "' S ' S -' C - for Tau-

TatruT^rfi HunJjen - for Mercury Bay. J airua, and Whaog&niafca Farqunar, for Russell, " and Alangontii.

THIS DAY. th?SmVffl n Aja ■ 1331 - Kearney ' for ha-rbia. Mr and Mrs Buffef.t, Mr and *«?.. tw «' childi-en, and nurW, MteS J f and L. MeDonuld. J. Isaacs. M wm/'rff" 1, v,- >cls « jn . McDonald. E. Can: M. Dickson, and 15 steerage. ' 'eUQL,

■XPEOTED ARRIVALS. ■'February" 6 ' tX ° m U ™»™- -H* Victoria, S.S., from Sydney. Due Sunday .nuraUeyi, S.S.. t tKn Uinaoh, via Melbonrne sailed D«eo*er at Melbourne, February 15 . No" YOTkl TU tUe Rakala, s.s., from Ix>ndon; due March 3 tstar of Nen Zealand, s.s., fcom London vaa parts; sailed Jan. U ■ ' ton, a C^ a i B, Dar l ue ' iro-m Newcastle; sailed February n SSSJ'fegSSrP* , "' from Newcastle » P "a»e d , J | h e n brS' <1 " CDt3De ' New^st,e . Eretton Grange, s.s., from Liverpool, via

VESSELS IN POET. K Wh'arf n HilUa ' barqne ' at Hobson-street Navua, s.s., at Quay-street Jetty No 2 ■Wh£Z me ' bar 'J ue ' at Queen-street Heraia, s.s., at Queen-street Wharf l«ls, H.M.C.S., in stream Southern Cross, e.g.. in stream Maori. s.s., in stream* . Countess of Raiifurly, s.s., in dock iazoxUnd barque, at Hobson-st. Wharf Ysabel, sch., at Railway Wharf Handa Isle, barquentitfe, at Chelsea bomerset, s.s., at Queen-st. wharf Taytoni, e.s., at Queen-stieet Wharf barquentine. at Railway Wharf Kjimona, s.s.. at Hobson-street Wfiarf CrOSS, b£^r{ l uea:t ine. at Railway Si w" a rf ,oU(1 ' bar, l^ ntin e, at Railway

PBQJBCSTED DEPARTURES FOE 3TDKETZealaridia, s.s.. Monday aiokoia, s.s., March 6 Manapourt, ss., via the lelande, 8 NaTua, sis., Wednesd.ay FOR COOK AND' SOCIETY ISLANDSTaviunJ, s.s., this day

UNION S.S. CO.'S MOVEMENTS. EAST COAST. Wednesday—Kamona leaves for Westport; Navua leaves for Fiji at 2 p.m. Thursday—Talune arrives from the ooutn. Saturday—Talune leaves for the Sonth at lj noon.

, .WEST COAST Friday—Rotoitl arrives from Wellingtou an dNew Plymouth, and leaves again for Nej Plymouth only at 3 p.m. (train 2 K\ NORTHERN S.S. CO.'S MOYEME;NTS. This dayr Kanieri leaves for Whanearei roi°a P bo m ut : U^ h arriVeS frOm Whan «aIMPORTS. Ter Sonoma, from San Franeipeo—l7B boxes 40 packages metal polish, 5 pacliUffes, 346 boxes, 131 bundles, 50 cases raisins 60 cases 715 boxes 24 bundles dried 1«V *]? oxes cva P- '""t- 763 lmgs and bottles, 66 .boies, 449 cases prunes, X3Q rolls newspaper, 100 cases axle grease, 85 hwes 65. cases boots aud S Le!s EXPORTS. lion er 6o l S ,, . la ' f ° r < Sy** bars bul- \ CaSe? 150 Bag's se-ir-

?*WPfe. *«■ Sydney last TnmTow 8 -^^ 033 1, for Westport topo^at s -fo^ff t r n !y° r East co^ arrived fro m cha-rging "tei-noon: After dis- . «UwS^A«Fiils2^ C tl «« 1 the local from New Tor? Via S,s. ■ Oakbnrn, with the- foUewlU" th!a e *enin«

a.?.?. Kaeo sails for Gisborue. tomorrow. •

The schooner, Aw.4n.ui saife for aud Gisbarrie on Thursday. ■

The a.s.s. Aotea dropped to an anchorage this morning. She sails to-night ft)r Gisborue. ''

The scow Haere airived at Whanga-rei from Gisborne, yesterday. She loads timber for Auckland.

Messrs Mailter and Que.reaa.Q.£ New York, writing on January 2Gth, report that the Ty-ser steamer liHlia.gairi*has been delayed for repairs, and was net expected at that port before February sth. Shje will probably be despatched about March 1 for Melbourne. Sydney and New Zealand ports. The Bucknall lines advertised the a.s. Terj« Vikeu to sail for New Zealand poi ts direct, sailing February. iiSlh, but poobably uo.t to be despatched uutil Marc-h. The tounage despatched since the Xew Year has been very limited, ajjd the vessels chartered are few in number for the coming months. Freight rates Jiave n<rt been changed, but there ai« considerable iadications of an agreenip.nt being a l rvivcd at amons the various lines whereby rates can. be advanced to cover at Least charter cost.

The R.M.s. Sonoma arrived from San Francisco, via Honolulu .and Pago Fago. at 7.1."> p.m. yesterday, but owing to all the suitai>lo deep-water berths being occupied she did not come tip to the wharf uutil shortly before It o'clock. The steamer has made a good passage, making up for a considerable portion of the time lost in awaiting the arrival of the mails at 'Frisco. The Sonoma left San Fraucisco at ".oS a.m. on February 2, aiul discharged the pilot at 5.5 a.m. Fine weather prevailed to Honolulu, which was reached on the morning of the OtJi. the voyage being, resumed the same evening. Arrived at I'ajro Puro on the 15th. ami met with line weather thence to Auckland. The time occupied on the voyage was Itj days 15 hours 12 niinntes. the actual steaming time being 15 d.iys 20 hours 17 minutes. The Sonoma resumed her voyage for Sydney at S o'clock this morning, and will arrive at the New South Wales port ou Friday afternoou next.

The s.s. Mokohi sails for Dunedin, via ports, at 4 p.m. to-daj- with the following passengers:—For Gisborue: Misses Usher, Davidson, Graham, Beatty. Greeu, Messrs P. Pettis, Ingham, Warnock. Kearsley, Donald and son. Warkhousrn. Brown F W Mansfield, Blacklams, J." 11. Orinond. C. L. Smith. M. Mitchell, G. R. "Willis, T. McC.onncdl. For Napier: Misses Fenton, Leon, Bishop, Lea, MesUames Wilson, Cummonds Oldfield, Messrs Ciimraonds, Oldfleld, H Heage, Christie, IL w. Smith, Captain Kxayt. For Wellington: Misses Anderson. Enaus (2), McLean. Warnock. Mesdarucs fcvans and child, Usher, R. Milne-Walkr-r. Anderson, Messrs Forbes. J. Jamieson J L). Georgreson. J. Middleton. Dr. Miiner>« tt , For Lyttelton: Misses Wiseman, Offer, Holloway (2), Mesdaines G. Rimnson Robertson, Messrs J. 11. Jones. Adams. J Robinson Ilortcm, Fletcher. For Dunedin: Misses Ilamann, Taylor, Fleming Crawford. Japp (2). Morris. Moore (2), Mesdames Wo.oten. McKeown aud son. A. Sheath T Donovan, Messrs T. Donovan. W. Moore' W Rudkin, C. Gray, P. 11. Daniel. Judge v" Shanks. J. McGregor. Rev. T. V. Robertson. For all ports: 25 steerage The s.s. Star of Ireland sailed for th" south en route for London at daylight this U3ornJi>£. ■