SHIPPING.

Auckland Star, Volume XLIII, Issue 179, 27 July 1912, Page 4

SHIPPING.

"Moon's Age: Full Moon, July 29, at 3.5S p.m. Sunset: This (renins , . 4.50. __ jj Sunrise' To-morrow morning, 6.54. HIGH WATER. J \nrklaikL: This even ing 6.0: to-morrow ■> morning-. 6.20. 1 Onuhunga: To-morrow morning, 9.50; to- f . mt'.'Ti/w evening. 10.22. i .MiLiiukau Heads: To-nrorrow morning, S~"*-': la-morrow evening, 0.22. ~ K:u|.:ir:i Hiwls: To-nn-rrow morning, i>. •!».'; to-morrow ev«n£nsx. 10.11 r . t ARRIVALS. ! YESTERDAY. i \pan-ul. s.s., .1. Wilson, from Manjrorml, I Whanjairoa, H<>uh-r.ra ami Mvanui. Passe.ii- i gi-n: ilrs Lees ami Xauxily.— Northern Co., Bijents. THIS PAT. Daphne, f.f., 11.12, J. TiMxcLro, from W-ba- l Bsrarclv—-Northern Co.. agi'QXs. \niw>nri s.- .1. lluultuiii. innn Tanransra. 1 I>asM'irecrs: Misses Creery, r.ishoprick, ; M.-sd:cme3 PhepUerJ. Bluhiiprick, Messrs. J'uttwsuiu 'I'alteivall, licbson, Sumton, C; u i,t. AshiT. I'li'-k. Wau?l), MrAlilster, it Kin" 1-5. HtHirgr Plctett, Allen, Mc<;iasham. Master 'King.—Northern Co., ( ucouts. ' ( kinsman, s.s.. K. Mc Lend, from Northerr: purl.-. Passengers: Mosilanics .1. Fri>ar ami 4 children, MolTen. MLxsrs Jolinstou, , Hj.sitter. Mellen 12), 11. I'oru. Messrs. S'i'vUi n. Claudet, .1. Frcar, R. 11. Gordon. <; "ColTilie, Turnbull. ('.. Wilkinson. ci. 15. 1 l>aJl. Curtis. P-ond. Kelly, Phillips. Keemins McLennan, Kemp. Crawford. Hudgell. Hannan, Taylor. Mn<-tlonalti. Constable <'arzji.ulv, and* 4 steerage.—Northern Co., EiT-'iltS. DEPARTXRES. YESTBIIDAX. Draj-lna Grange. K.S., 1.004. M-cLaiigiiin, . (for Welliiifrton, L.vtteUi»n, ami inuMKlin. .N.(.TisHini, ii.. Kicybeusou, J , - , *" Wliantrueri. Jilcnelg, E.S-, Jonas, for Whaißairci. Walotaiii, sj;.. C. HopkilK, for ilcrcnry ■Bay and Tairi;a. Tins pat. KoTitmmi. 5.8., Anseil. for the coast. Erraston. ?-s.. 425f>, Udoomfli'ld, (at EL.3O a»m.i for Nomin-n. J'.ock Lily, svmr, for "VVtangaxei. HMOS COMPACT'S MO : EAST COAST. Snndny.— Mahcno arrives from Sydney; Tarawera jrrivns from South: Koroinik'i arrives from Westport; liaumto arrives Imaj Westport: SijuaJl arrives from Toiagu l>a> and Gisix>rne. Monday-.—Sqnall sails for Tolaso Bay and Gisborue: iiaheno sails for Sydney. Tuesduy.— Wanaka arrives from Blnfl, Oaniaru and Timaru:: 'Ealun<-' sails for Ivaxutousa aul Tahiti: Zenl.india arrives from VaircouTer. Hoto>lulu and Suvu: >..-ji:itidia sailn for SwLn-ey: 'Hara.wera sails (for South: Rukauo.i sails for Wlestport. Wednesday.— tlauroto sails lor Suva anil Lrvnku (Fiji); Kororniko saiis for Kaipara. Thursday. —Wtanaku sails for Bluff, ChiiiKiru and Timaru. Friday.-Malnira arrives from Sydney: ■Whangape arrives from Westport: Mokola arrives from South- Maknni sails i"or Suva, Hionolulu ami VaiicmniT. Satnrday. Mokoia sails for South. WEST COAST. Sunday.Rosamond arrives from WellicrtTO. Picton :iTBi Nelson. Monday. — Rosamomd tails for New Plymouth. Wellingrtim. Pic Eon and NeLson. Wednesday. Kitta-wa arriTcs from Greymonth and W*>stport. I'^riday. —Kittawfi to be flTinouuced. Saturday.—arrives from WelIlniton, New ntymocrth. Nelson, and Pictou: r.nsamoßd saSs.for W'ellixnjton Picton, and Kelson. Th» SqualL front East Coast ports. 1s due at Auckland early -this afternoon, and will berth at the Queen Street wharf. It 13 expected that the Whit© Star steamer Zealandic -still sail at daylight tomorrow for London direct. The Union steamer Koromiko is dae late this afternoon from W«!tr>jrt- She is to berth nt the Ilobyon Street wharf to land a cargo of coal. The Monowal went to the Hobson Street ■n-Ji;!rf this ntornin-i ro load* fruit ox the Talune. The Monowai is to sail at 4 pjn. 10-day for Southern port , -". Tiw barqnentlne Clansman, now in port :u .-uva. has been purchased by the Union Company, and will be taknn to Tongu, ivhcre she will 'be used as a hulk. After bunkering at Newcastle the Delpnic will load a full caxs;o of concentrates at J'ort I'lric! for the United Kingdom or the Continent Reports to himtl inUma'e that the F. and P. Lint? ste.Tmvr Eases, which is en route ifrnm r.l - ~r>. •! to New Zealand ports, passed t. ■ 11. ... of Good Hope on July 14. The Vw'llin~:i..ii iiudio Station advisor! at 0 a.m. to-daj- :Irat the steamers Mahencv, MauUKanai. ZcKilnndia, Mnilai. Wimmera, and 7.ei:iii(tii' are expected to be within wireless this evening. The White Srar liner Zcalanaic, at >pre-Pn-Lt loading Home carpo at the Railway wharf, is to Fail on Jtlonduy morning next tor London direct. The Union .Co.'s Rafcanoa. en route from Soirthem ixjrts to Auckland, with produce, ■passed The EasT Cape ax i> pjn. yesterday. The vessel is due here fo-ni;rht. and will berth at tbe Chii?en Street whaj-£. The Union -Company's steamer TaTiuni berthed at the Cjnpen Street wharf this morning to load general carpo for Grey■niouth. The vessel is scheduled to-«nil this afternoon. The steamer I>rayton Grange sailed yes-J irerday afternoon for W-ellimjion to discharge further Home cargo. The vr>s.e; afterwards goes to Lyttelton and Duqedin. Inquiries are tieing mnfle" in "Wellington 'by an Auckland firm with a view to purchasing the tug Koputai for tlmber-towin-; purposes, and sibe will pro-babiy be Inspected shortly -with a view to her purchase. — Mr F. K. Alleri._Jate third officer of th? iMn-napoari. was a passenger from Sydney tiy the Moerakl on Wednesday. He joined .the Tarawera in tire South, and is coming on -to Auckland. He joins the Hauroto here as third officer. Cable advice has been received of tliedepartuxe of the Waimaxa from Liverpool an Hie 16th Inst. The steamer ha.B on ■board 1,025 passemrers for Sydney, and Is tine there on August 29. Calls -will be made at Capetown and Teneriffe en route. The cargo steamer Aitona, of the GennaniAnsDrallan Line, arrived at Bluff a few days ago from Hamburg, via. Durban, Adelaide, Port Plrie, and Hobart, with 3,502 tous of phosphates. This line is about to extend its operations "to New Zealand. After discharge tie Aitona will return to Pott Plrie. HAUB.OTO DUE TO-MORROW. The t?nlon Company's . steamer Hauroto left Westport at 8 pjn. on Thursday last for Auckland direct. The vessel advised xh:r>oi:li tic W<illi-ngrton radio 6ta±lon this morni-n? Unit she expects to reach this port at 8 a.m. on Sunday. She is scheduled to sell at 2 p.m. on Wednesday nest for Suva and Levuia, KAIPARA LEAVES tdViJIRPOO-L. Tbp Npw Zealand SMprpin" Company's E-cnmer Kalpara Is reported Tjy cabre to have sailed from Liverpool on Thursday KS, for Anrilaad direct. The Kaipara has cv.d. ntJj tK-n dlepa*:at;d earlier than was expected, a«. according to schedule, she ■wu« to have sailed from West of Enclaod ■ ports for Auckland on July 31. 31AHBKO AND TARATOBRA. The llahpno v.-as in touch with the Wellington radio station last night and she may -be -expected to arrive at Auckland from .Sydney at 1 a.m. on Monday next. The vessel is to berth, at toe Queen. Street wharf. The s.s. Tarawera sailed from Glsborne this morning, and is due here about noon to-morrow. On arrival the vessel will be berthed at the Queen Street wlrarf. PASSENGERS FOR THE SOOTH, The Monowai, sailing for Dunedin. via ports, at 4 p.m, to-day, takes the following passengers: —For Tokomaru Bay: Mrs. Dalton, Miss Dalton. For Gisborne: Mesdames Cox, Hills, Jefferd, Sprags, maid and two children, Misses Wright, Taylor, Messrs Leggc, Mongakahia, Lane, SchiemlD« Tooman, Phillips, liirker, Robbie, Boihey. Daniel, McNeil. Jefferd. For Kirpier: blesses. McLeay, Richardson,. Eodfc-ea. For w"elllngtan: Mrs. Long, Messrs. Long, Brown. For Lytteltoar iM-cssrS. Shanks, BCardie. For Daneittr.. Mrs A. 3eg& Mr. Thompson, 3lastei~ATm-; . etrcifi.. L B*r.-eH-ewtß; 20. «teer«se. ';