SHIPPING.

Auckland Star, Volume XLIII, Issue 167, 13 July 1912, Page 4

SHIPPING.

■ _ Moon's Age: New Moon, July 15, at 0.43 n.m. Sunset : This evening. 4.45. Sunrise: To-morrow morning, 7.3. HIGH WATER. Auckland: This- evening, 5.52: to-morrow morning, (1.13. Onchung-: To-morrow morning. 0.43; tomorrow evening. 10.10. Manukau Heads: To-morrow morning. 8.43 ; to-morrow evening. O.IK. Kalpnra Heads: To-morrow morning, 0.33; to-morrow evening, 10.11. ARRIVALS. YESTERDAY. Joan Craig, s.s., 114*. D. K. Vrquhart. at i*..:* p.m.. from "NewcastleJ. J. Craig, Limited, agents. Apanni, s.s„ J. Wilson, from .Mangonui. Whangaroa. Ilouhor... and Awannl. Passenger. : Mesdames Smelge.r nnd child. Johnston. Masters.. Klrlan. Berghan. Erott, Misses Richards, Ramsay. Masters, Messrs. I'.erghan. Bmtt, Cully. King. Murtnnovich, Subrltzky. Sanford. . tolf. Court. Rci nor, Leyland. Taffee. Hayes. Copeland, Brown, Pollock. Smith. -Northern Co.. agents. Chelmsford, s-s.. C. W. dimming, from Parengnrenga. Passenger: Master Hill.— Northern Co., agents. THIS DAY. Kanieri. s.s.. T. Meyers, from Whangarei. —Northern Co.. agents. Baden-Powell, s.s.. 11. Petersen, from Whangarei.— Northern Coal Co., agents. c'tansirain, s.s.. K. McLeod, from Northern ports. Passengers: Misses I*. Harp. A. Claud. J. Yates, Thomas. Stilburn, _rn_-i. M-aiamrs J. Harp, Claud. lleaton, "-asters. -tllbuvn and 3 children. W. R. JjiWTP-nre. Mrltae. Messrs E. J. Shepherd. <;. F. Dickson. It. Smith, T. Brown, W. R. Ijiwrenrp. Sliltrurn. Thompson, Fryer, A. P. Thom—Sj B. Mecnan. A- C. McKay • 'mssley, Hnghson, 11. Nicholson, Powell, Wright. Moynihan. 11. Brown. Richardson, F. E. Smith. Cameron, Edmonds, 11. B. Smith. Karannn.—Northern Co.. agents. Ngath-tvn. s.s.. W. Bark, from Opotiki. Passengers: Misses Morrow. Gledhlll, Brantley, Boav. . Taylor. Mesdnmes Knight, "Robertson, Gardiner and family. Canning, Me_srs Harris, Montague. Hods. Foy, D.-rviP- (-'i. Howard, Knight, Selsby, O'Reilly, Gardiner, Taylor.—Northern Co., agents-A-jpom-i. ..... T. TTn_rtaln, from T-urmrgn. T-Ssemrers : Miss Garrett, Mesdames Npwshnm. Nurse Patterson. Messrs nounscll, Olpnemak, Farrows. Brown, White, Ace_cld. Harvey. Turner. Grant, O.enham. H. Vprcop. Pe"e_e Ap'aha, Rev. Smiprs, In--per-tor Wright. Constable Fleming. Master __emi_g.—Northern Co.. agents. DEPARTURES. "YESTERDAY. •Ng-puhl, s.s., E. Stephenson, for Whangarei. Glenelg. s.s.. Jonas, for Whangarei. D-ilme, s.s- J. Tebceira, for Mercury Bay __d"--.ir-a. , __ , Tasman, s.s_ C. Faulkner, for Whnkaiane. _ Moa, scow, L. Yasta, for Tanranga. Clio, topsail schooner, W. I'l'lle., for iWhangarei. THIS DAY. Hinemoa, Government s.s., 542, Bollons, lor Cuvier Island. Katie S. scow, S. Wells, for Whangarei. Albatross, auxiliary ketch. K. Clarke, for *Whn_ig_r__ _ ~ Monowai, s.s.. 3433, Edwin, for Dunedin, via ports. Passengers.For Glsbornp : Miss Barr, Mesdames Kilgour, Orr. McFarlane and infant. Ford. Messrs G. W. Howling, .*. Welngoth, W. R. Lloyd-Williams, Arundel (2), Bush, Brown, Oxenham, Meikle, Johnson. Gilbert. ('. J. Fleming, F. W. Banks, BuGiiigtnn. G. W. Davidson, T. ('. Miller. For Napier: Mesdames A. Sinclair, Caro and child. Mr E. H. Hawyard. __r Wellington: Messrs Powell, A. W. Appleyard, .Abbott. Brown. For Ounedin: Miss Mountrey. Mrs Reid and 2 children. For all 25 steirage. EXPECTED ARRIVALS. Aparima, s.s.. from Cacutta: to sail August BirUenfels, s.s, from New York; to sail JulyCasablanca, barque, from Newcastle: to sail. Courtflcld. s.s., from New York; sailed April 10: due July 8 Daniel barquentlue, from Clarence River; to sail. Drayton Grange, s.s.. from Liverpool; sailed May 24: due July 25. Hurst, s.s., from Japan; to sail Essex, from Liverpool; sailed June 22; due August 10. Indrnlcmu, s.s.. from New York; sailed June 16; due August 19 Indrap'.iru. S.s.. from London: to sail. Katuna. s.s.. from New York: to sail. Louisa Craig, barque, from Adelaide; to sail. Matatua. s.s., from Montreal: sailed June 20; due August 22 Mabeno. s.s.. from Sydney; due Sunday, 6 p.m. Jlmiiro. s.s., from London; to sail. M. Turner, barque, front'Puget Sound; to sail July. Neldenfels s.s., from New York; sailed May 2; due July is. Strathroy. -.s.. from New York; sailed May IT; due July 26 Triton, barque, from Maiden Island: to sail Tokomaru. s.s., from St. John: due Monday Kakain, s.s.. from Montreal; to sail. Rnngatira. s.s., from London; to sail. Star of Austral!-, s.s.. from New York; to Fail May 25; due August 7 Star of Scotland, sailed _»; 21: due July 22 Wultrnte, sailed June 5: -rue August 14 Cjueensland, s.s., from Christmas Island, to sail Talune. s.s., from Cook Islands: due July 25 .Whnkatane, s.s., from Mou'real; sailed May 27; due August 3 VESSELS IN PORT. Southern cross, at moorings. Atua, s.s., at Quay Street wharf Aj*auuka, s.s., at Railway wharf Joan Cralg, s.s.. tit Ilobson Street wharf. _"NION CO.'S MOVEMENTS. EAST COAST. Sunday—Mahpflo arrives from Sydney: Tarawera arrives from the South; Squall arrives from Tologa Bay nd Gisborne. Monday.— Ua.roto arrives from Suva (Fiji) : Mabeno sails for Sydney :' Squall .sails for Tologn Hay and Gisborne. Tuesday;—Wairnna arrives from Westport : llaupiri arrives from East Coast bays : Tarawera sails for the South: Hauroto sails for Wellington and West-port. Wednesday.—Atua sails for Tonga, Samoa. FIJI, and Sydney; llnnplrl sails for East Const bays. Friday.-Mokoia arrives from the South: Wairiiii:i sails for .Limestone and Sydney. Saturday. Mokoia sails for the South. . WEST COAST. Wednesday.—Kowhal arrives from Westport : Kowitni sails for Greymoiith. Friday.—Rosnmond -arrives from Wellington, Pietdn. Nelson, and New Plymouth: Rosamond sails for New Plymouth. Wellington.. Pieton. and Nelson. Saturday.Corlnna arrives froth the South; Corinna sails for New Plymouth and Wellington. Mr. A. W. Appieynrd Is leaving for Wellington by the Uonowai this afternoon. He joins the" .\iokoia nt the Southern port as chief officer. The Paparca Ira. been further delayed by unpleasant weather In loading at William. She Is due at Wellington to-day and sails for t'je Bluff to-morrow. The T'nlon .Steamship Co.'s collier Walruna Is scheduled to sail from Westport for Auckland this evening bringing a full cargo of coal. The vessel Is due here about Wednesday morning ne_t. Mr Garwood, late purser of the Mnrnroa. joins the Maital at Lyttelton. Mr O. A. Campbell, purser of the Moana. Is to Join the Mayaroa. The coastal steamer Haup'.rl was to have left Napier yesterday for Auckland via Gisborne and bays. The vessel Is due here about Tuesday next. The Union Co.'s steamer Wannkn was floated Into the Calliope Dock yesterday afternoon for cleaning and painting. The vessel is to be discharged this afternoon and will sail i for Tiraaru direct to load produce for .Auckland. Th" Enuerdnle is to leave Melbourne today To load timber at Huon for Lyttei.>n and New Plymouth. She will subsequently load white pine a: Ureymouth for "CVarrnambool. The steamer Kurow of the Union Company's fleet, is due at Auckland to-day from Lautoka with a full cargo of raw 'sugar. <ii; discharge hern she returns to the Islands to load for Auckland again. The Hnurnto. which sailed from Suva for Auckland direct on Thursday at 5 p.m.. has on "board 10 saloon and 10 steerage passengers. She is duo here on Monday evening. The Atua, failing for Sydney via Tonga. .anion, and Fiji, nt 10 a.m. on Wednesday next, carries a lerge number of passengers from Auckland.

The White Star liner _eala_dlc was due at Wellington last ulght from Plctoh to continue Homeward loading. Mr A. J. Barr. late chief officer of the Koonya, has been appointed chief officer of the Mararoa in place of Mr I*. T. Horn, who has been transferred to the Maheho in a similar capacity. The Government steamer Hinemoa came np from the Gnlf yesterday after replenishing beacons and buoys. The vessel sailed early this morning for Cuvier Island. She afterwards goes to East Cape Lighthouse, returning to Auckland about tbe end of next week. The New Zealand Shipping Company's steamer Tokomaru is due from St. John, via Australian ports, on Monday. The vessel lias about 800 ton? of Canadian merchandise to land here. It is expected that she will sail for the South about Tuesday evening or Wednesday morning. JOAN CRAIG IN PORT. The steamer Joan Craig arrived from Newcastle direct at 6.30 o'clock last night and was berthed at the Hobson Street wharf. Moderate winds with a heavy swell were met with during the voyage. On completion of discharge of her cargo here the Joan Craig loads sawn timber for Sydney. ZEALANDIA SAILS FOR AUCKLAND. The Union Co.'s royal mall steamer Zealnndla sailed from Vancouver for Auckland at noon on Wednesday last. The vessel comes via Victoria. Honolulu, nnd Suva. She has on board 85 first, 130 second, and SO third class passengers for Aunckland. and .-to tons of general cargo. The Zenlandia is due here on July SO, TUAniNE LIGHT. The local superintendent for mercantile ■marine (Captain Fleming has received advice from the secretary of the Marine Department a' Wellington that Tuahim? Point ] light Is a* present unreliable. Any further dct.-lopments will he reported. NIjjIDENFEf-S LEAVES SYDNEY. The U.S. and A. Company's steam-T" Neldcnfei.s completed the dfcschnrge of her New York cargo nt Sydney yesterday, nnd sailed for Auckland direct. The vessel has 1100 tons of general American merchandise aboard for this port, and is due here about Wednesday next, fin completion of unloading here the Nelilcnlels goes In Wellington, Lyttelton anil Dnnpjjln. Messrs E. Porter and Co. are the local agents. MAIIENO AND TARAWERA. The I'niou Company's Maheno was in touch by wireless with the Wellington Radio Station last night, nnd intimated that the vessel is expected to arrive here nt (> p.m. to-morrow. The departure of the Maheno on the return voyage to Sydney has been postponed till 8 p.m. on Monday. On arrival the vessel berths at the Queen Street wharf. The Tarawera sailed from Gisborne for Auckland at 1.30 p.m. to-day in continuation of her voyage from Hnnedin. She is due here about 3 p.m. to-morrow, and berths at the Hobson Street wharf. STAR OF. SCOTLAND SHORT OF GOAL. Further evidence of the terrific weather vessels bound to Australia from London are meeting with is afforded by the experience of the Tyser liner Star of Scotland. She sailed from London on May 21 for Melbourne. Sydney, and New Zealand ports, and with ordinary weather would certainly have put in appearance at the first port within 40 or 41 days, but so bad was the wenthor that progress was delayed, and she ran short of coal in consequence •of which the unexpected visit to Albany was paid. The Star of Scotland is due at Auckland about July 22. IMPORTS. Per Joan Craig, from Newcastle: 1200 tons coal.