SHIPPING.

Auckland Star, Volume XXXV, Issue 300, 16 December 1904, Page 4

SHIPPING.

_oo_'s Age: Full Moon. December 23rd, '.*,) a.m. Subset; This evening, 7.1". Sunrise: To-morrow morning. 4.38. HIGH WATER. Anrkland: This evening, 1.17; to-moirow DLO.nh.g. 1.49. OiiiiiLULii: i"..-morrow morning, 5.04; torn, rro« > \euing. 0 V. Ma Ltau 11-ails: Tomorrow morning. 4.14: to-morrow aften.v.ou. -1.49. Kaipara Heads : To-morrow morning, C.jy, ;o-ii,e..iow- evcniuj:. tt.l4. A X R1 V A LS. YESTERDAY N-3Puhi. 5 s.. E. Stei.lie:ison. from Wham:_f-:. l'iiM-Uiiers: Misses Uerrard. Morey ii.suau.es Morey. Smitu. Granum. \'-'i.~ M • ULinuess ;*.ij(l e_ild, Coionei j."■."..">. Lieu; -Colonel Holgate. SergreautMjior i.'h"ator. Messrs Warde.l. S.M.. E. •.V.Aiisl-n. M.U.R.. Waits. McLaren. Klcli- ,.. is. Lc-.vrie. Memde. Moiey. Uowaes, .... Joli. Jolinson. Wilding. Buckingham, iijy-. AilU-.-u, Laws..a. Dobson. College, Wilson, and 9 steerage.—Northern Co., THIS DAY. Can-man. s.=.. W. Farquhar. from Man- •__■.:. e.. J .:,i.j.iu aud Russell. Fassen--ors". " 11.i.-e< Uo.der. _._taev.s. Guiuore, .-;.-.\.i:i. Mathews. Komuson. ilaniy. ~_-. . .;■, i, v. id"., -.onway. t riser. Winner. i\._~.;kvv Hurt Is. Hall." Ear...'. Mesdames ,■ if. \Yi..'aui*ou. Muir aud 2 child. en. ,- t oi, liiumij, ''. Harrison. I..■"."_•'. li. Inure. Darby. Messrs V. Bake. ii !....-. Pollock. Mi.ls. Fergusou, Hawkins. ...■is. Cunijiuguam, Proud, i' .« :1...v. Lo, , . Cook. H. Smith, ~;■ . .. r. Ja::.. ~. Dove. Squire, lliuman. t , ...ijiev. i oiig'ulan. i 1 v ■.. >i;;tiiews. N. ti. Lo'ki" Dowi.". i . Ilarrisou. Seawer, Uob,rtc. Long. Vaugliaii. 11. ltacrc. Geiss.ei, _;;.;.;. li. (c;;.,;.. Darby. Gou!k. Masters _..»;.', i'.-rtious. Or. I'.uckby. and 7 steera_. -\ .-tneni Co.. a;ec:s. "Sierra. R.M.s.. OUOn. 11. C. Hondlette, -':•■_. S-. !Lf. l'.isseugers: —First saloon: '•;.- F. W. trauklaud. Mrs Frankland. Mrs Ma.-.-Lall. Mr K. F. Kyrie. Mr S. P. .Smith. ' i:i >...i'..j!i. Miss M. Mcliean. Miss J. il.-.rvr. Mr F. S. Falkner. Mrs Falkner. Mr J P Williamson. Mr W. S. Allen. Mrs \ leu. Miss C. E. Allen. Miss M. E. Allen. Mrs P. A Edmistou. Mr S. F. Hunt. Mr YV J. Cootr. Mrs Coote. Mr John Allen. Mr L. W. Mackersey. Mr '.v 4 Kumof. Mrs A. P. Cros- : awat.\ Mr ■'<■ W. Crosthwate, Mr L. H. ..;.•■:.-. Mr 11. S. Ryrie. Mr 0. B. Ryrie. Mrs H. Wausrh. Mr P. C. West cot t. Dr. J. l>. Morrison. Mr Emile t'halas. Mrs Chalas. • •-.;■■:..•: A. A. Maccobin. Mrs Maccobln. Second saloon: Mr S. Brennan. Mrs BrenU3h. Miss Premmn. Mr A. Carston. Mrs <~srston. Mr J. I indsley. Mrs Lindslev. Mr E. Bu-ke. Mrs Burke. Master Burke. Mr T. Williams. Mrs T Wii'iani*. Miss Williams. Mr W. J. Hosklns. Mrs E. Thompson. Mrs H. Day. Mrs Forsvthe Mrs .T. Ajmew. Mrs R. »"new. M'=s' C. Atrnew. Miss E. Alford. Miss B. Cnllan. Steerage: 4. —Henderson and Maefarlane. agents. DEPARTURES. Sierra. R.Ms.. CUOO, H. C. Hondlette. fur ".lie Is'.amls and San Francisco, Passea;erj: :M. J. H. Asbeck. Mr D. Abrahams. Miss Abraham. Miss Abraham. Miss Abraham. Mr W. L. Bell. Mrs W. L. Bed, Master W. Bel!. Mr Carl Loehmer, Mr Pouitaey Bige'.ow. Mr C. Bea.man. Miss L\ Brooks. Mr Bendeuate. Miss _yrue, Mr C. J Carev. Mis C. J. Carey. Mr C. de V. Carupbo'.l. Mr F. M. Campbell. Mr L. • Casteiiini. Mr W. 11. Carpenter. Mrs M. E. L'a.-ies. Mrs E. Duprez. Miss M. M. 1'..-.rei. Mrs lames W. Fox. Mr A. Fali.:,t.iti. Mr Joe Falconetti. Lieut.-Colonel ~n■. Mrs (.Ja.-trell. Mr E. Gril s. Mi Sam Creenii. Id. Mr Gray. Rev. and Mrs Newman Hail. Master Newman Hall. Mr L. W Mackersey. Miss Masson. Hon. Edward d.- Moyolns. Mrs C. C. M.-Danieis. Messrs {'~ i.'. M--,Lis. All x. K. Lesem. P. Leonard. A. J.irvis. Ga, tino Petrono. Pellecci. Mi end Mrs J. G Rial. Mr James Steele. Mr . r.J Mrs S. D. Simmond. Herr SlapoffsUl, Mr and Mrs Alexander Scott. Mi X B. Sparrow. Mr W. Sokolieh. It. \v. J. Tllley. Mrs Vickeis. Miss Vlck- , r; Miss Vji-kers. Mr Thomas Williams. >.l : -a T! 'S. Williams. Miss Mary Wi.liams. Miss All - M. Ward. Mr J. B. Wilkie, and EXPECTED ARRIVALS. Z alandia. s.s.. from Sydney: due Sunday Guidiien, barque, from Friendly Islands, sa.ied November 21*. Boveric s.s.. from Fiji, due about Monday s.s., lioiu luuuuu: saned Dec. v Butesuire, s.s.. fiom New York, via Australla: sailed November 2S Paarsaila, r_, fr»_ New York, via the South, sahtrd October 23, due about enu of December. Siar of Scotiaud, s.s., from via _!.stra,ian pons, sailed November 25. _.iikoura. s.s.. from London, sai ed Ist Nov.; at Port Illracombe December 13ih; due December 24 S~ - - i urn Glns_ow and Liverpool, via Australia; left LiverpooL October 18; at Melbourne, DrC-en-ber 4 ita . iiisiiulia. t.s. nom New York, via Melbourne and Sydney; sailed Oct. 23; at Melbourne December 9 To_oa.ia. s.s.. from London, via Mcl bourne and Sydney, sailed October 25; at Melbourne December 9 baio,i.e. Tioiu New York, Tla Wpllluttoii: sailed Angus! 30 Anna, barque, from New York, via the South: sailed Nov. 8. i'erl '.argue, from Manila; due about DeceoiDer. VESSELS IN PORT. Iris. H.M.C.S.. iv stream. 1-hoebe. 11. M.5., in stream. Uirotha. barque, at Chelsea _v ii' lit-ni ( r, ss. ss. m stream Alma, barque, at Railway Wharf .•:a:cre. s .-.. at Queen street Wharf. Talune, s.s.. at (Jaec-u-s.roet Wharf. Dtiiuuce, brigantiue, at Railway Wharf Nuia iv L'hivt. uarque, at yuay-st. DreastworK PROJECTED DEPARTURES. I'm;: Must) Victoria, s.s.. Monday Si.;.uLaa, R.M.S., about Tuesday i.i LONDON Marare. s.s , direct, Saturday UNION S.S CO S MOVEMENTS. Satuiday: Talune leaves for GiFborne. Nspic-r, UVlliugtou. Lytteltou, and Dulltdlu at 11 p.m. NORTHERS S.S. CO.'S MOVEMENTS. I'Uis uay -Chelmsford arrives from Awaiiui. i> aiuarai a. auu lionouia about G p.m.; Ivanieri anives Horn Vihnngaiel about 11 p.m.: Ngapuhi leaves for Wtiangarei at 9.3U I 1"..; T-riauora leaves for Mercury Bay, Kuauicuu. and Kennedy's Ray, at S p.m.: Waittingi leaves for Tauranga at 5 p.m.; Muritai anin-s at Onehunga from Opunake aud \\ anganui. Saniru.,y: Ngapuhi arrives from Whangarei about s pi.i.; Kia Ora arrives at Onehunga from Waitara. Kawhia, and Raglan. Rarawa arrives at Onehunga fioui New Plymouth about U a.m.; Terranora arrives from Kuaotunu. Mercury Bay and Kennedy Bay about S p.m.; Waiotnhi anives from Bay of Plenty poi ts about noon; Maugapapa leaves for Ohiwa and Whakatane at 10 a.m. Sunday: Waitangi arives from Tauranga about 'i a in.: Rarawa leaves Onehrn-ja for New Plymouth at 4 p.m. (train 2.30 p.m.)* Kameil liiiu-s for U uown Wharf i at 5 p.m.; Glenelg arrives from Hokianga via ports. EXPORTS. Per Sierra, for Sau Francisco— l 3 cases sheep dip. _; sacks kauri j,'um, 1) hales lealhi r. 90 hides. 'J cases petroleum. 'I ba es wooi. 0."7 bales fi.ix. For I'agopago: 10 cases cider, 31 bags. IT creases, and VI cases fresh meat, e£ eases kerosene, 4 casts aud sacks potatoes. 8 . boxes ouions. GP> .-ases tin tiierts. us boxes soap, 14 cases eggs, 61 crates and tins biscuits. ILHj kegs and '1 tiercen beef, 84 pieces timber, 10 bags Ice"! '> eases butter. IS cases aerated waters, 12 • •ises milk, IS cases drapery, 42 bass sugar, 34 bundles shooks, SO packages sundries. The Z>*alandia, which has been advertised to leave for the South on Monday evening, at j.30. has been postponed to her u*ual lime, 2 p.m., on Tuesday. The Cramp shipyard, Philadelphia, has constructed a vessel of 2000 tous register m it,, days, and handed her over to her owners a month later. This is considered ?.„!-,< ''-''-' oul lv Cuited States steam shi-)-UUI UUQ_. * ar!i U 'lf, Mari , 1 ' 1 ' Denartl »ent notifies that on _Tn,_.l_i _■* *• lsm - a back bi >»y win in SJu- h 11 ? u -" uki Gulf. The buoy

The s.s. Karamea will arrive here from the South about January 10, and will be floated Into Calliope Dock for cleaning and painting. The steamer then loads for London. * She leaves the colony finally from Wellington about the end of January. It is announced that the HuddartParker ss. Zealandia will run a three days' excursion from Dunedin to Stewart Island at Christmas time, leaving Dunedln lif sufficient h-dnoement offers) on December 24, and returning on December 2S. A Sorthei v exihsnjre of the 10th insL st:;tes that the necessity for a commencen\?nt bein; made with the proposed new dock at Port Chalmers is shown by the fact that there are at tbe present no less than three ocean steamrrs in port, all of which require dofkinir liefore leaving for Home. Two of these will be docked at Lyttelton. and the third probably at Auckland, to the great detilment of the trade at Port Chalmers. The •'Otai:o Daily Times" states that in the Union Steamship Company's office is a co.oured of the new turbine steamer for the intercolonial trade. The lines of the vessel are not unlike those of the Looupana. aud the first thing to catch the eye is her two funnels. This vessel wi 1 be 400 ft long, and her gross register will be about 0000 tons. Iv tbe matter of speed and appointments she will be superior ro many steamers canying passengers to and from the Home Country to the colonies, and her advent in these waters will mate an epoch in the history of the company. THE SIERRA. The R.M.s. Sierra arrived from Sydney at 5 a.m. to-day. after a good passage. The steamer left Sydney at 1.30 p.m. on Monday last, and met with fine weather on the passage. The Sierra continued her voyage for the Islands and Sau Francisco shortly after 3 o'clock this afternoon. She will be due in 'Frisco on January 2.