SHIPPING.

Auckland Star, Volume LIII, Issue 3, 5 January 1922, Page 4

SHIPPING.

lJ! .sSttwefc This evening. 7Jo. rwinrise: To-morrow morning. 4.-11. OSoon: iFirst quarter, (ith, u.-Cj p.m. HIGH WATER. Auckland..... .To-day, 11.38 a.m. 11.5(1 p.m. 'Auckland .-IFriday. lU.l6p.rn. Onebtmga Prlday. '10 fl-m. :1.20 p.m. KaiparaHds...Friday, isoa.ni. .1.10 p.m. •Manukau Hds. .."Friday, li.o a.m. 2.20 p.m. NORTHERN- COMPANY'S MOVEMENTS. Expected Arrivals. To-morrow. —Mana-ia. from Whangarei. at 6 a.m.; Nsapnlhi, from Tauranga. at 7.110 a-m.; Taniwha, from Paeroa. at 5.30 p.m.: Waiuku, from Waiheke, at 7 p.m.: Ilauiti. itrom Kopu and Turua. at G a.m.; Daphne, ifTom Mercury Bay, at *> a.m.: Kanieri, from Wharrgarei, at 10 p.m.: Gael, from Kerepeehi, at 5.30 a.m.; Arapawa. from Raglan and Kawhia, at 8 a.m. AKRTVA!LB—YESTERDAY. » Hinemou, from East Coast lighthouses, at 4JO p.m. TBI* DAY. Kanieri. from <Whangnrei, at midniglit. • Wafcrtahi. from THnranga, at 7.:i0 a.m. Tantwas. from Paeroa. at 7.40 v.iv. ■DEPARTURES.— YESTER DAY. Omana, for Sydney, at 450 p.m. Haniti. for Corotmandel. at 6.40 p.m. V Ctanaman, for Russell, at 5.50 p.m. NeapniiL for Taitnmga, at 7.15 p.m. • .. Manaia, for Whangarei, at 10.10 p.m. THIS OAY. Waipu, for Great Barrier, at midnight. ■':■ Oneroa, for -Piako, at 1.30 a.m. Bauttf, for Kopu. at 4.30 a.m. "HTnemoa, for lighttioases. 11.20 a.m. VESSELS IN 'PORT. <tu Scream —Talnnc, Senorita tbqtne.l. Atua. Kuioir. Baknnoa, Flora, Northern Chief (schnr.). Katoa. Mako, Southern Cross, Iris, YitDel <Bchnr.), Koromiko. Queen's "Wharf—Port Albany. Wairaarino. War Lord (admr.). Sheerlegs Philomel. King's Wharf—Laura tfxitne.), Opihi. Western Wharf—Waipori. 'Kortb Wall—Nayua. Central Wharf—Waltemata, Amaryllis iyawl rigged yacht). In Dock—.Kawatiri. The Kawatiri -wBl leave the dock tomvrrmr ami sail for Newcastle. Tlie Clan Alpine arrived at Port Chalmers at 5 p.m. yesterday from Wunbnry, Western Australia. The Waimaiino sails at noon to-morrow for "Wellington, Lyttelton, Melbourne and Sydney to discharge her cargo from the Pacific Coast ports of America. The 8.8. and iA. liner Kia Ora, which left London on December 22. is due in New Zealand waters a-hout the end of January with •cargo for discharge at Duned-ln, Lyttelton and Auckland. The yawl rigged yacht Amaryllis, owned 'by Lieut. G. H. P. Muhlhauser, R.-N.P... berthed at the Central wharf this morning. The Richardson steamer Mako, which has been laid np at Auckland over Christmas, la being recommissioned and will load for the Bast Coast bays, Napier and Wairoa on IMonday and Tuesday next. The New Zealand Shipping Company's steamer Waimate is due at Wellington *o-day from Napier for completion of her loading. She will sail on Tuesday or Wednesday next for London, via Panama and Newport News. ISie <Wlngatni, with general cargo and passengers' luggage from the Ruahlne. is due at Auckland to-morrow morning. She left Gisborne at 8 p.m. yesterday. After discharge she will load for Wellington. 'Lyttelton, Timaru, Oamam, Dunedin and IBluff, and saill on Tuesday next on the return journey. The auxiliary schooner Isabella de iFralne has keen delayed in loading during lepalrs to a propeller which was damaged on -ier last trip ifrom Tauranga. The damage rwas caused by striking a log. Cargo for Tauranga will be loaded to-mor-xow. and the schooner win probably sail •B Saturday. OMANA SAILED. Tlie Omana sadled from Auckland last night iwith albont 2,000,000 ft of timber for **«n*y. 780,000 ft of this was loaded at Auckland and the balance at the Kaipara. CANADIAN PLANTER. Commencing at Southern ports the Canadian Planter will load cargo for 'Boston, New York, and Halifax towards the end of this month. She will complete at Auckland about 'February 12. MABENO SAILED. The Maheno sailed for Sydney last night with passengers and general cargo. She iwlH leave Sydney on January 11 for Wellington, where she is due on the loth, and •will make the return trip to Sydney on January IS. OTABAMA COMPLETING. The Otarama is due at Wellington to-day to continue loading, and will proceed from there to Plcton to fill up, sailing finally from that port for Liverpool and Manchester on January 10. IPHOSPIHiATEIS FOR SOUTH. One of tile latest charters includes the steamer Wailiora to load phosphates at (Nauru Island the middle of this month for Lyttelton and Port Chalmers. Six thousand tons will he available for this cargo. and it is expected that the steamer will gommence discharge in the South early in ABAWA NEXT WEEK. L. D. Nathan and Co., Ltd., advise that the 8.8. and A. liner Arawa is due at Wellington on Tuesday next, January 10, from Southampton. (She will proceed to Auckland about January 17, and after discharge wfll load for London. Cargo will ite completed at Wellington to sail on °FebTnary 8, hut before going to Wellington to load the Arawa may loadi at) Southern ports. CANADIAN BBITIKHiER- DIVERTED. A wireless message received to-day by - the local office of the Canadian Government Mercantile Marine states that the Canadian Britisher, which was originally intended to call at Auckland to discharge Ttraher from "Vancouver, has been diverted to Sydney, .where Rlie is due on January 15. New Zealand freight will be transhinned at Sydney. '' NORTHERN COMPANY'S ADVICES. The Northern Company's summer services to Bnckland's Beach nave been inaugurated. They will lie maintained i>y the Waiuku, lenving Auckland at lo a.m. on Sundays, and 0.30 on Wednesdays. Next week steamers will resume their ordinary running, except the Utimu, which -lrHl he laid up for one month longer. The Atrpouri I*lll continue on the West Coast ■Dtll tie xtlmu is recommissioned.

THE TTTXE-MOA. On arrival from Wellington bis; cvo.ninc. the Government steamer llineinoa berthed ll the Qncen's wharf. She called at nil the i Ushthouses on the Mas! ( ..as; as far north | as the Cuvier Island slalion. Adverse winds ou Ihe coast yesterday prevented her I working Moko Ilinau. and today she I left this station and Cnvier Island j lighthouse to land stores and transfer I keepers. On completion of this work she | will return lo Auckland in load stores for ihe Northern lighthouses, but before leav- | imr :lnallv w,|ll attend (o the buoys and I beacons in the Hauraki Gulf. ■.■-■ rHf?v