PORT OF ONEHUNGA.

Auckland Star, Volume XXXVIII, Issue 197, 19 August 1907, Page 4

PORT OF ONEHUNGA.

ARRIVALS. YESTERDAY

Muritai, s.s., E. Scott, from Wanganul, Opunake, and New Plymouth.—Northern Co.. a_ents.

Takapuna, s.s, W. Hutchings, from New Plymouth. Passengers: Misses Main, Gardiner, Carroll, McKeown, Kennedy, Mesdames Joachim, Beck and family, WilkinSj Inder, Wex, Soldi. Kennedy, Messrs McDonald, Perham, Mowbray, Fitzgerald, Brown, McKearney, Buxton, Inder, R. Fisher, W. F. Inder, Beck, Henderson, Dclaney, Foss, Lee, Shaw, Williams. Thomas, Beattie,* Tschorner, Holder, Lawrence, Leighton, Schloss, Turner, George, Soldi, Anderson, Fox, Tutt, Nicholas, Reed, Wakely, Tbom, Grigg, Clayton, Souper, Brand, Harris, Williams, W. A. Kennedy, tbe Rev. W. Wilson. Drs. Wex and Cockayne, Auckland junior football representatives (20), and 32 steerage.—Union Co., agents. THIS DAY. Torgauten, s.s., 197, W. Waddilove, from Picton DEPARTURES. YESTERDAY. Rarawa, s.s., W. F. Norbury, for New Plymouth. Passengers: Misses McMillan, Brown, Mesdames Wallace, Whittle, Wilson and two children, Shaw Tringham, Corrigan, G. Clarke, Geddes, Craig, Messrs Wallace; J. McClure, H. M. Williams, Lamb, Garner, Archer, Lamb, McCutcheon, Gruar, Varner, Bodley, McMahon, Harris, Ingleneuk, Corkill, Hislop, J. L. Carl. C. Blake, Wilson Buckley, M. McLean; Geddes, Shaw, ' Mitchell, Kemble, Burton, Lane, Lovell, Tringham, Woon. Stanton, Andrew, IRichards, Thornton, Craig, McDonald, Chase-ilorris, "" Benton, Campbell, Hail, Captain Hull, and 24 steerage. -- THIS DAY. Takapuna, s.s., S. Holford, for New Plymonth and Wellington. Passengers: Misses Neill, Standish, Mesdames Coleman, Currie, (Baxter, Messrs Currie, Blair. Craig, Hunter, W L. Henton, Baxter, Haig. Finemore, Garey," E. C.-Dutton, H. Ward, C. W. Henton, C. Owen, E.- G. A. Miller, C. J. Hemery, M. McLean, C. H. Woodcock, A. Kirk, Wymer, Hon. Thomson, Capts. Wheeler and Hull, and 10 steerage. The s.s. Torgauten left Picton at noon on Saturday, arrived at the Manukau bar at 1 a.m. to-day, after a pasage of 30 hours, and berthed at 7 a.m. Heavy seas and winds were encountered, especially near the Manukau Heads. The cargo consisted of 2500 sacks of chaff, for Messrs Gunson and Co. The Torgauten will load timber to-morrow for Wellington.