SHIPPING.

Auckland Star, Volume XLIII, Issue 153, 27 June 1912, Page 4

SHIPPING.

' ."..SToonVAget. Full. Moon,. June-aO, at L 4 *' Sunset: This ev«ntag,jL3o. - • Sunrise: To-morrow monang, -a.At. HIGH WATER. Auckland: This evening, 5.31; .to-morrow m © r nehung_ To-morrow morning, 8:78; to- ' morrow evening, 0.50. _,_.— ..Zaianukau Heads: To-morrow morning, 7 7-3' to-morrow evening, 8.50. Kalpara Heads: To_orrow morning, ■6.68; to-morrow evening, 9.40. ~,'',-, . ARRIVALS. '■'- YESTERDAY. Clansman, s.s., E. McLeod, ifrom Rassell «nd Opua. Passengers: Mrs Moody, Misses Soy Maugakahla, Messrs J. Merrell, Moody, •Let-TLaing, Ihiiia.-Northem Co., agents. ■ Aupouri, lis-, T. H.-Uain from Tmiranga. Passengers: Mesdames Rustling and chid, -_r_Ga—iam, -Marcroft, Brabant, Miss ■ Cook, Messrs Rt-tllng, B!*ar«to W*"*«: C-mingham, Marcroft. Smith (2), - »e_r M__n, Stevens. Andrew, West, :' Grundy, Clarke 12). Cooney Earquhar, ~- Carterf Master BrabanL-Northent Co., -' '* ? VV!Uotahl,"s.s., C. Hopkins, from Mercury ■ 'r-S-rand Knaotnnh. ..,;:Messrs Flndley, Smyth'(2), Jenkins Kenny, . l-.TVest-. Munro, Nichojs, Pierce.—Northern "" • CO pell_.n l ! t s_., J- Whittingham. from Talma. - v_ Dc , v^npo rt Ferry Co., agents. „ Uaed Mile Failte, scow, Thomson, from the Bay of Islands.-E. Ford, nfenL Glenelg. s.s., Jonas, from Whangarei.'—i<i Smith and Co.; Ltd., agents. - ' Ka™s.s., T. -eyers, from Whangarei. —Northern Co., agents. THIS DAY. M,,rltai tsi. 7—». Firth, at 10 a.m., from iJndonf'-ria. Melbourne and Sydney.- ---> - _e-hcr r ,'RobertoiD and Co., agents. •>" '•"■■"' DEPARTURES. YESTERDAY. , -Sgamihi, -s.s., E. Stephenson, for Wha- ' ■■"-____., f*. » McLeod, for Russell, Zfig&S^ZZE&h for tte Great ..Northern- Chief, barque, Johnson, for . "Sydney.

•■■ : UNION CO.'S MOVEMENTS. EAST COAST. ' Thursday-Narvua * o^s£. th w _. •Snturr—-v Navua sails for boutn. >vai Talune arrives from Eastern Pacific. •_.-». Friday-_-nrow leaves for tota '„„„ th . Snnoay-Tarawera arrives from South, —aheno arrtves'from Sydney. \V_—f COAST. Fr— arrives from Wellingfor Wellington, Picton, l_d' New Plymouth. .."'.. VESSELS IN POBT. Maui, dredge, in streani - iris, cab-ibkmer, at n*** l . ™"J k „-„ sK. at Railway, wharf ■E-S ' _*, «t QueSK Street wharf. -nrow^Tat-Hobson Street. whaTf. --ra_a-rtL, at.Railway wharf, OrX an_Tschooner xt B_lwuy wharf. Muritai, Kailwcy wharf.

'" ' EXPECT-SD AB—IVA—3. ' i4hglo-Sa_on, from Kew York; sailed, April ■ "Aifakma! _S &om Calcutta; to sail; due " -'Atua ly s.s., from '&»;'. due July. 11. _.] '". Birkenfe-, s_.,' from New. York; to- sail | - . C a_£lanea, barque^from *%°*af&e-. ±^.^ - ■■-Courtfleld, -sju,. ■from..New.. York, ..sailed April 19; due July 2 to i™... " 'Daniel, b_quen_he,'from Clarence Elver. j from Liyerpool; sailed May 24: doe July 25. TPoonv-'from Liverpool; to sail. • Slen-! siTfrom New York; sailed Jnne ~- 16; due August 19 •-->- Indrapura, 5.3., from London; .to sall. Ktsb, from New York; to salL Louisa Craig, barone, from Adelaide; to sail. . Makura; s_., from • Vancouver; due July 2. Hiatal-., sa, from Montreal; to sail. ... Mimiro,,6_.,.from London^ to• s?£- . ■M. Turner, barque, from Pnget Soand; to. v sail' July; " ' !".'_ ~ ' „ . „_' • .Morayshire, from ,tiverpool;._tiled May . ' ,11; due ,abont. J_y 18, », '" Neidenfels; s.s-,"from New York; ss_ed May "■ 2; dne J_y 29. ■■' - - Stral_roy,.s—...trom New York; saaea May - Triton barque, from Mia Men I—and.; to saiL Talune, s.s., from i Cock and Society' Islands; dhe 'June 27. '' '* i'_-' ■ ■ Tokomarn, —s-i-from St; >Joini; dne jury 9 i ~ Rakaia, s.s., trom Montreal;'.—- sail. Bangatira, S.S., from London; to sail. So——a— Cross, ti—sslon steamer,"'from Norfolk _j_—L;-to-aaU.- v .« ■-..- Star of A_jtr_ia, s_., —— a 'New York; to, . ,„sall May; 25; "dne August'_

The Union Co/s steamer Korowi-'will'' sail drrect for ___—_ to-morrow evening. • _ie ai—_no left Sydney for Au_—md at 7-p-m. on 'Wednesday. , She llras 68 saloon, and 57 sie_age passengera A wireless message has been, recelv-enV at Suva froan the, M_s_ra, stating that the i_a_ steamer dn'ohTd arrive" —iere <to_lorrow morning. ........... ' —he Ataa arrived^—t Suva from. Sydney at l.p—3. ye—__ay. She.leaves Levuka at S . j_n. on Saturday In. continuance of. , her ■- journey to ApckTnnd. '" The local agents, of the Shaw, Savill and 'Albion' Company have been informed that' ■the Pal—ba, which left Anckland on June 1 for. London, -left Rio de Janeiro on Tuesday last, in continuation of her voyage. The Union Steam—rip Company's N—vna, trom Gisborne. to Anckland, passed Blast Cape at 2 a_m. to-day, and is due abojit 8 o _6_: to-night- . She was .delayed at Gisborne by trouble over loading. The Navua leaves on the return trip at 4 p.m. on Sat-_-da y. The Union S.S. Rosamond left Wellington at 9 pjn. yesterday for Picton, New Plymouth, and Onehunga- Being one day late, she should not reach the last-named port till -Saturday morning.

IMPC—TS. . Per -Ihmuata, from Newcastle: 1900 tons coal. '• VIA WIRELESS. The Wellington radio station advises that the following vessels should be within wireless range to-night:—Moana, Wimmera, Ituapehn, Wes_alia, Talnne. ZE___SDIA AT VANCOUVER. Advice bias been received by the local agents-.of the Canadian-A—ttnilian Royal >lail line that the R.M-S, Zealandla reached Vancouver at' 9 p.m. on Tnesday. She is due to'leave onthe return trip on July 10. TOKOMARU AT MELBOURNE. -. * ."The local office' of' the' New "Zealand Shipping Company has been advised that the Tokomaru; which left St:' John (New Brunswick)oil 'ifay 8, arrived at Melbourne yesterdny. She is due at Auckland in about twelve days', time

TALUNE DUE ON SATURDAY. A Wireless message has been received from the Talune, bound froih the Cook and ', .Society Islands, to the effect that she should reach Auckland on Saturday morning.' ) .." I-UMJiTA,- FROM' 'NEWCASTLE., "" The Craig steamer Ihuinata " arrived at 4.30 p.m. yesterday from Newcastle,. with a full caigo.of 1900 tons of coal, and berthed ~,, at the Railway wharf to discharge, ane left Newcastle, at s'p.m..onVJune. 20, and met with fine weather all the way across. -She completes.'."her/, discharge, at Gisbornft, and will . load timber at Auckland and Kaipara for;'an Australian port/.,

,„...,-.,..-_....,NPTICPS:3JO MARINERS. - The Thames County- Council has established a Jerry- to-cross the Walhon Klver at Wurapoe, about .11 _iles*:up the river, lor Terr'v—g stock, etc. '. "■ In the daytime the ferry will be easily seen, and at night-tinle two'vertical red'ligh—" will'be shown from a poie oii the punt, the upper-light 15ft,- - "and -fhe:lower. DiTht,- 10ft, from the deck of_ the punt. ■•".-■' ... v -. - : :f-- : .. ■ Re'erring- to; notice' 'to 'mariners;'-No.- Ho,. ..'of-112; rea 'rock in - „e-nortflernrapproach. to Paterson Inlet, Captain Bollons,• .of the. Government steamer •-Hlnemouv' -having examined the locality, reports that the rock - Is about-50ft long, in a north-and south, direction, and 30ft east and-west." .: At .it cable's length all Tonud there Is-from 12 to ~'3,6 lath ;Therock itself carries four fathoms at low water J springs, and Is always marked by a 'Uppling^ tidal springs- .. ' • ;

MDBITAI PICO- LONDON. ■The Tyser steamer Muri_i, _—a London, -via Melbourne and Sydney; arrived in the stream this morning, and heEtbed aljoot 10-30 at the Railway wharf, where she was (boarded by the port heal th. officer. The Mur_ll, which tarings about 2000 tons of general cargo for this port, left Dover on May 4, and, after meeting with, light southerly winds, passed Las Painlas on May 10 ami crossed 4_e line on May 16. In the run to the Cape very thick weather with frequent fogs was experienced. From the Cape onwards the vessel had an exciting experience, meeting at first with heavy co—--easterly gales. These increased in fierceness and were accompanied by mountainous seas. The vessel was flung about in all directions, and the officers and crew kept their feet with d_neulty. Great volumes of water ponred on to the decks incessantly, but fortunately no damage was done, aud the only person injured' was the third officer who sprained his ankle. Squalls of hurricane intensity were frequently encountered and the bitter cold which prevailed right through the run made the experience a trying one for all hands. Tie Muritai rode out the gale remarkably well, making the passage from London to Melbourne In the short time of thirty-nin<> days. She reached Melbourne on June 17. and Sydney on the 19th, making the passage across the Tasman Sea in four days thirteen and a-half hours, the weather being moderate. Captain Firth in in command, his officers being: First, Mr. B. Sberrbrgton; second, Mr. L H. Swan: third, Mr. F. W. Williams; fourth. Mr. F. Rigden; chief engineer, Mr. Chappell; second, Mr. Bewers; third, Mr. Corlett; fourth. Mr. Smart: fifth, Mr. Henderson: chief refrigerating engineer. Mrl Grey: second, Mr. Smith. On completing, "her discharge here, the Mnritai leaves for Napier and Wellington to put out the rest of her London cargo.