SHTPPING.

Auckland Star, Volume XXXVIII, Issue 155, 1 July 1907, Page 4

SHTPPING.

Age: Last Qtia-rt«r, Jiily 3, 2-i Sunrise: To-morrow morning, 7.1. Sunset This evening, 4.42.

HIGH WATER.

Auckland: This ev-ening, —; to-morrow CMimin?, 0-15. To-mocrow morning, 4.0; tomorrow afternoon, 4-2-i. jiairatan Heads: To-morrow morning, tn-morro-w afternoon, 3.4. Ksipara Heads: To-morrow, morning, 4i>; to-mo£xow aftermxiiu 4JJ9.

ARRIVALS. SATURDAY.

Ciansman, E. McLeod, from WliaiigareL l*asseagers: iksdamos McKay, Gloyn, MaddTeu, Waster, Clarke, Glenon, Koss, Chilnntn, Missos Vinsen, Lee, Taylor, Mercer, Elliott, Wilkinson. Johnston (21. Tidd, Oiw-eus, Pollock, McLeod, Clarke, Boss. Maddren, Hiciey, Ifessns. D. - JlcLeod, Henry, Daily, ilcKay,. MeKenzie, P. ByiLiL Rrojrn, Munro, Tomliuson, iiolnaan. Muddren, Asoijy, McGlitskau, D. Weir, Stevens, Garrard, Parkinson, Evans, Cato, Buckw, Sinipst.n, Kendall. Metcaife, Large, Moore. I'radshaw, Henderson, Norch, Chi 1 man, Carpenter, Dr. Barter, Serg«srnt-llajor Coileman, Masters Foote, Mackie, and 14 sxeerase. —North-em Co^ Kenipri, S.S., T. livers, from Wbangarei. Passengers: Messrs. Kitzyeraid, Jones, Tail, —->;"irnh-eni ('o~, ac^nts r.'.ndU- Hill, barquontine. liobert Owens, fxoni New-castle. —T. H-enderson, agent. YESTERDAY.

Zeaiandia, s-s-, 2771. F. G. Entw-istle, from SoocSkm-h uxid East Coast puru. I v assengei-s: Mesffcirues Ak>way and child, Paterson and family, Wirittoi Abereromhy, Sto-pford, SbiiJl s_ad child. Andrews, W-arnock, Owens, Thomas. Lu-ckie, B-rnee, .T-efferson, Peddle, Knss, Bowie. Mhwes HaywaTd, Hodgiiou, Bou.-e. Meade ti>. Honeybun, Shall, ilalnres, Witrnock, Old, Sweet, Law, Ross, Efcanitain, Messrs. Maclean, Pa-terson, Burgess. WMflxin, Cloudsley, Anefeld. Bayley, Btackie, Graig, Parterson. McAvan, Cato, Tboraton, lleOanald, Bow, Hill. Moore. Tavior (2>, Craill, Rallard, Hawkins, Peddle. Davies. Bruce, Kemp. Hooper, Archer, Gread, Brooks. Fitzgerald (2), Trevis, Pendreigh- Mscdooaid. Heke. Bamerx, Moody, ililles. <~!nrtis. McLean (2). Bowie, Penny. B-ntierfV>cd, Srrrrrh, Captain Campbell, and SO steerage. —L. D. N-aUujn. and Co., Lid., agents.

\"ictci=ia, s-s., 2969, William Waller, from Pvdnev. Passengers: Mesdaniaj <j. W. mV«-s, " S- Moss. Coombe, Stewart, Foss, Eaglesorae. Bakec, Ilottou, Hawkins, Radford. ElCwood. Hobbs, Misses Moore. Moss. MerrUees NVitheoomb, Bdith Bowker, R. Mo-srbray! Radford, Crom-er, Turner, Rose, Messrs "<i- W. iloss. G. Moss. C. Moss, E. M-ciss Lauxie. G. B. Schmidt, R. J. WfcitUe, TSaglesome, H. B. Partridge, E. C. Dixon, W Woon. J. Crabtree. W. R- Turnell, G. B Glttoon, H. L. Claxk, E. Harrekine. H. Terapip P. X- Sjran, P. D. Russell, Bennett, J Ooie G- E-ades. F. Baker, O. Morgan, D Jacobs J. H. Kelly. McGowan, Carson, and 45 steenrge.—L. D. Nathan and Co., Ltd.. W;uotaiii. S.S., C. Hopkins, from Opotflo, Ohhra, and Tauranga- Passengers: Mesdasnes Vaustnue, Cameron, King and five enfUTren, Misses Withy (2), Messrs. Newsham Russell. Wnee-ler. Cameron. P. Enckeon. Vanstctae, J- WUson. —NorLhern Co. a^euxs. Ngatifl-wa. P. A. Stein, from Tainra, ilerrtEy Bay, and Wnangamata. Passengers- MJsses Daiey, Fetman, Mesdames Brown, "Watt, Tong. WebM«s«s. O'Ctvanor, Lowe. W-att, Mcknv:m s Lee.—Jiorth-eni 00., agents.. Anpouri. s-s.. R. H. Gibbons, from T-au-raup-a. Passengers: Mr. end Mr--. Smith snrt rhild. Mrs. Kingston, Misses Asac." '-), Messrs Dovey. Patrick, Redder, Jacobie, kpxcMsie-!- Onrtis.—HoTfhern Cn_ agents. s_«uj C. Fs-nlfcner. from .Wirakacme and Tauranga. Mr. and Mas. Joy and child, Mrs. Cottiagham, 3i-essrs- Joiuisxon. Booth- —Northern Co., s.s.. R. G. Hxmken, from Parengaa-enga. Passengers: itessrs. G. Despot. T. Vigsick (2), Mick, Viagerts.— Northern Co-, agents. in 13 DAY. RjEksia 5628, Vine, from London. Sew Zeaian-d Shippias Co., agents.

SAtEDEXkAX.

, WiHiaka, s^. s 2422, W. Stevens, for-tae BrnfE, Oanam," jaad Timaxo. Greyiocnd, H. Sntatzky, for (■WSiaagaroa, Houhoca, and Awan.nu Kaniai-eA, 203, T. Sleyers, .for,-, Whang

EXPSKSTED AKKIVALS.

Bautoto, 6A, from tfee Society and Cook Islands, diffi July 4 from Sydney, due Sunday. Joseph. ±ronuKdithl>crtv mailed June 10. Hampton, as., from New. Xork, Tia tralia, sailed>-Juo© 2S. Katanga, S.&, from Cataitta, Singapore, and Samaraug, to sail in taiyTavinni, from Fiji. <toe Aldebaran, barque, from Newcastle, Baited. Ataa. s-i, from Sydney, *m Samoa, and Torrsa. dne inly IS Indra,"s-s-, from Valparaiso, due Aparima, from Fiji, loading Dxayton Grange, s-s., from Lwerpool, via Australia, sailed Jmre 1. Devon, 8-S., from Liverpool, to sail June 29. Nzirnshire, from Liverpool, to sail J-uly

from New York, via. Australia, sailed June 11; drt&-a3«Mit end of August. Gowaii&urn, fiom New York, via Melbourne and Sytoey, sailed May 12. Grange, fjfTm Lrverpoo! (via Melbourne ajid sailed May 2; left Sydney Jane 29; due Thursday ilarere, c-(—, from London, via Melbourne and Sydney, sailed June 11; due about August x bKtralema, s-S., from London, via Meiboorne and Sydney, sailed; due about 3nly 22 indragoiri, s.s., from New York, via Melbourne and Sydney, sailed Largo Law, s-s., from New York, via Australia, sailed Adtil 19 Xndiajfc Alonarch, s-s., from New York, via Australia, sailed May 15; due about July 31.

Etar of Scotland, s-s., from London, via ilelboarne and Sydney, sailed June 19 Ketwyn Craig, Darqo<-rtrine, from Melbourne, sailed June 17 ? frojn sailed J-nm? 5, doe about July 23. new from Calcntta, yia Singapore and J-ara, to sail end of July; due al»ut end of Ausust-

PROJECTED DEEAETORES.

FOR FLTI— gTpTfjponri, s.s-_ Juiy 10 F-OK. COOK & SOCIETY ISLANDS— Hanxoto, s_s-, July 9 FOR STXiKEY— Zealandia. s.s, to-day FOR MELANESIA— Southern Cross, s.£_, Jury 12 PCS XOCiIEA: Onyi, barqae. io load FOR LONDON: Star of Japan; s.s.. early SOS WEST OF ENGLAND PORTS— FHfiSfclre, s.s., about JuJy a.

VESSELS IN PORT. Onyx, barque, at Qoeen-st. wiarf &.S., at Queen-street Wharf. Navna. at Queen-street Wharf Patrt-ui, 6-s, at Quay-sireet Jeuy No. 4. PeoJlt- tiilL oarquentine, -jx Chelsea. Victoria, at Queeii-sireet vrnari. Zfcalan«iia, s.s., at Queen-street ■wharf. Waiapn. a.s.s_. at Hobson-st. wiuirf Denance, brlgaiitrne, at Railway Wnarf. Southern Cross, s.s., at Qneen-street wharr. Drammenseren, barque, ai Queen-s----■ahari.

NORTHERN S.S. CO.'S MxWE-MENTS.

Tc—day—Clansman leaves for Rossell, Wnangjms, aud Manganui at o ?.el, Au pouri leaves for Whatgarei at 8 P-rr..: Kanieri airived trom "Wlrangare: lorn Wharf about 0 p.m.; Ghelmsl'ord leaves for Mercury Bay, Kuaottnm, and Whangapona at 7 p.m.; Mtugapapa leaves for Wiiakatsire, via Mercury Bay, at 11 p.m_; Ngatiawa Jeares for Tauranga at 5 p.m.

Tuesday: Anpouri arrives from Waangarei abant 6 rm.; Xgapahi leaves Oneonnga iel at 12.30 p.m.; Cheimaford arrrres from Kercury May, Kuaotuna, and Whangapoua baout G pm.; Njupnlti leaves Onetmnga fov New Plymonth at 3 p.m. (train 2.30 p.m-): Rarawa arrives at Onehnnga from jjew Plymonth about 9 a_m.

IPfION S.S. COMPANY'S MOVEMENTS. EAST CO4ST.

Monday: Navua for Tonga, Samoa, nil, and Sydney at 6 p.m. Tuesday — Taviuai sails for Westport pX 12 noon. _

Thursday: Talnne ' _ " Lyttelton, oni Dnnedm, borne; Haaroto. Ier > and GisRarotonga; Squall Tahiti and -borne, and Tolago Bay Doni Kapler, GlsSaturday: Tarane-. ;£,, • Napier, Wellington, tm^ n J° T Glsborae, at 12 noon; Squall eaSTv- ailA Dtmedin Gisborne, and Bay. Wednesday: Eotoia toi-. ' . ton. Nelson, and 0 ™ "WeUinsfor same ports at 3 p.!* itSS?® 1 - dDd 5 2153 Friday: Takapnna arrrrSfC ° p °- m - ton and New Plymouth, !r* WeUtogPlymouth ouly at 3 P^;.^^^ 01 £c™ HUDDABT-PAHE^fco;. s MOVEMENTS To-day — Zealandia sau ß f " Vt -»LE^TS> o.au p.m. V^ 8 for Syooey at Tnesday: Victoria saflj> O V R nn «. at 2 n.m. iSSf* SooQiern ports

The barqu<mtlDe Pena] eßn , New-castle at 7. p-m. oa ■s«Tn l i tr "! ed from

The s.s. West Coast of EngtenaS from on Saturday night last' Syd st y should arrive here on aSbSda^S 4 The s.s. HaTipiri Safls >„» r» 1 r, ports and Wellington at?s'o%o,b0,b C ° aSt ing with the following' ° this % en - Jactson, Messrs. l^^*£ THo s .s. Victona from Sydnerat via pons to-mororw afternoon. Dnn edin

gtn, and I'lawer frona, from Singapore, Eastern, f Tnd Japan, and Australian coastal steamers.

TffE HAKAia.

The New Zealand Shipf png "co.s steamer Rakaia, arrived from hon&on at 1 pVm, to-

IMPORTS.

Per Zealandia, from the South: 587 sacks wheat. Vio sacks pollard, 534 sacks bran 308 sacks. 121 lOO's. 4SO 50's, and 257s finur. 280 bales straw, 50 sac ks barley, 58 sacks onions, 204 sacks potatoes 23 sacks rolled oats, iO cases matches, 30 • cases jam. 4S bars iron, lo sacks soda, IOT cases cheese, 62 drums oil, 13 cases bacoQ> 17 cases tea. 5S packages ranges, 55 rases canned peas, 191 cases soap, 71 hides 40 cases starch. 10.cases and 3 casks lard IS oases pickles, 30 packages nails 50 sacks bones. 40 packages bottles, 158 packages telegraph materials. 24 bales wool, 133 cases canned goods, 15 cases honey 20 cases butter, 72 packages agricultural fittings, 5 cases camphor, 5 cases chocolate 39 hogsheads and 6 barrels ale, 35 packages woollens, 12 cases drugs 45 cases tobacco and cigarettes, 15 cases -boots, 40 packages confectionery, 6 bales.leather, 3 hqxse* a quantity ot scenery, samples, and sundries. j'er Victoria, from Sydney: 4352 sacks potatoes. 270 bags onions, 100 bags chaff 610 bales compressed fodder, 193 sacks gypsum, 355 sacks manure, 346 sacks flour. 6SI ingots tin. 78 ingots copper, 350 Cases milk, 36_ hogsheads white spirit, 355 cases soap, S7o cases geueva, 670 cases kerosene 2o rolls lead. 7SO bags rice, 40 sacks tapioca, 50 bags bonedust, 26 cases Scott's emulsion, 20 cylinders ammonia, 199 kegs cream of tartar. 16 bales corks, 250 packages currants, 32 cases tobacco, 26 parcels and 30 packages periodicals, 29 casks peel. 49 cases sultanas, n3 packages tea, 280 cases salmon. o0 cases schnapps, 40 cases wood naphtha, 16 bales trees and plants. 13 bags boits and nuts, 15 drums steel rivets. 15S boxes drugs, 10 drums carb calcium. 11 steel plates, 70 steel girders' 37 cases varnish, 49 packages champagne,' 24 bags peannts, SO bundles shafts. 90 oaves. 4oG felloes, 37S pieces hard-wood timber. OS bars and 70 bundles iron, 397 sacks bottles, 55 cases and 62 barrels oil. 00 cases and 12 casks wine, 592 cases preserved fruit. 655 cases fruit, and sundries.

Per Pendle mil, from Newcastle: 343 tons coal, 200 cases explosives.