SHIPPING.

Auckland Star, Volume XLIV, Issue 16, 18 January 1913, Page 4

SHIPPING.

Moon's Age; First Quarter. Full-moon January 2.1. at 3.10 a.m. Sunset : This evening. 7.10. 5 Simrise : To-morrow morning, 4.33. I HIGH ■WATER. 3 Auckland : This evening, 2.45; to-morrow Qorning. 3.1 L Onehnnga : To-morrow morning, 6.41: toManukau Heads: To-morrow morning, 5.41 : to-morrow evening. 6.19. Kaipara Heads: To-morrow morning. ; to-morrow evening, 7.0. ARRIVALS YESTERDAY. APANTTI. s.E.. J. Wilson, from Mangonul, Whangaroa. Houhora. and Awanui. Passengers : iliss Michie, Mesdames Rowlands. Ridgeway. Keaue and two children, Messrs, .Keane, Robinson, H. M-chie. -W. Klynn. Frie. Buchan. Ridgeway, Goldie (2>, Rambay. Rowlands, Reid. J. Reid. C, Flewellyn. Masters Hollis. -Selkirk, Dykins. and four n-Tlves. —Northern S.S. Co_ agents. KANIERI. s.s.. T. Meyers, from Whangarei.—Norrliern S.S. Co., agents. THIS DAY. CLANSMAN, bjs, E. McLeod. from North. Passen-ers: Mesdames J. Jacentho, Elliott and child. L. Littleproud, Connolly, A. Hughes and child. Ashford. Hudson. Longstaff, Bradbura and two children, Fleming. Misses Elliott. Harrison (2). Hudson, Leslie (-], PrankJm. Letts (3>. H. Hass-err, Moody. Fleming. McClymout. Mills. Para.pl. Messrs L. Little-proud. Hudson. A. Hughes, Bal lance McKenzie. Farrell. Letts. Dean. D. McKay. Tumn, Johnston. Stark, "Werner, Bond " Pureell 11. Melvin. Beart, Hodge. Bissett. H. Wallace. Brooking C_). Taylor, Kit: C-i. Atkinson. 11. C. Baker. Snowden. Clews. Wrenn Masters Bennett. Parker. Keys. W. E. Connolly. King Davis. Father Bnrainr., Captains Fleming and WalliDirford. —Northern Co.. agents. DEPARTURES. YESTERDAY. . MANAIA. s.s.. C. W. Cummings. for Whancarei. MAKURA. R.M.S. 8,075 Tons, H. A. Morris I t at 11 p.m, for Vancouver, via Suva. Honolulu, and Victoria (8.C.1 MALOJA. R.M.S.. 12.431 tons. G. H- C "Weston, B-N-B-, at 5.15 p.m.. for London. via Australian and Continental ports. WAIPORI, s-s.. LOl9 tone. X W. Ba-rr/u. at 10.15 p.m.. for Limestone Island. Wellington, and Greymorrth. BADEN POWELL, s.s.. H. Petersen, for Whaugarei. WAIOTAHL s-s-. -78 tons. C. Hopkins, at 0.10" a.m. for Mercury Bay and Tairua. THIS DAY. MOKOIA. <s.. 3502. E. Harris, for Dunedin. via ports. Passengers:—For (iislorne: Misses Sn.iw. Halley. Martyn, Hughes. MrKinstry. Bennett, Barton, Lee, Saul. Yates. Cham tiers. Ensor. Anderson. Coghill. Me:--dames N-isniirii. Leig. Henderson. Steele and child. Holwotthy. Robertson. McLean. McLeod, Graham. Ensor. Messrs. Pertie. Browt. Coleman. Simpson. Hoiwortby, Smith, Maltravers. Wallace, Knight. Winks. Leslie. Merson. Marshall. Rowe, Naismith. Tor Napier: Misses rCnam ber?, Snod,ra?s. r*rceru_n i,i. Mesdames Sisson. Whi:ak'-r. McLeod l-'i. _essrs Morton, Smith. Phillip.*. Dunlop. Moore, Rev. Robertson. Fo" Wellingron: Misses Webb. Saundprs. Mv! queen. Wright. Mesdames Tero. Saunders

Messrs. Tern. Reiver. For Lytteß—: Misses j Urqnbarr. Lamont. Saunders (2). Weils, lies i dames McLeod. Hill. Mr. McLeod. For Dunedin: Misses Bnffin. Healy. Hendrey, Abbott, Pascoe, Milne {2). Mesdames Hen- i drey. Pascoe. McL«in. Messrs. Holmes, : Paterson. Rawson. Rcimers. Hendrey. Sub- , Inspector Hendrey. Captain Holmes, and 30 steerage lor all ports. UNION CO.'S MOVEMENTS. EAST COAST. Monday—Koromiko sails for Limestone Island and Sydney: Wanalta arrives from Bluff, Oamarn, Timaru: Wairuna arrives from Newcastle, NJS.W. Tuesday: Rosamond arrives from Toiago Bay and Gisborne; Wa_orn sails for Wellineton. Wednesday—Rosamond sails for Tolago -Bas-_nd G»borae;- ~ana _ -sails-for Bluff, Oa-u—ru. Tin-—ni. TJiursday-—Monowai arrives from Spnth. Saturday—Tofna arrives from Sydney, Tonga. Samoa and Fiji; Monowai sails for South. WEST COAST. Friday—Haupiri arrives from Wellington. Picton, Nelson, and New Plymouth; Haupiri sails for New Flymouth, Wellington, iMcton, and Nelson. VESSELS TN PORT, EAUROTO. __, in stream IRIS, cable s.s., in stream KOROMTKO, s-s.. at Hobson Street wharf LINDSTOL, barqnentine. ar Railway whari MANUREWA. barque, at Railway wharf NATAL TRANSPORT, s.s, at Railway wharf SOUTHERN CROSS, 6_, in stream TSABEL. barauentlne, in stream HARPAGUS. s-s, at Queen Street wharf STAR OF SCOTLAND, 5.3, at Qneen Street wharf ] E.M-5. _a_cra sailed lor Tancnuver and I way ports at 11 p.m. yesterday. ■ P. and O. Maloja sailed for London, via j Meditenane-n ports and A—tralia. at 5 p-m. yesterd-y. Colonial Sugar Refining 00-'s steamer Fron— is to come down to the wharves from Chelsea on Tuesday to load «_r—• for FiJL Waipori, s_s., sailed for Wellington, via ! Limestone, last nigbt. She will —■ -to Grey- ! mouth, after discharge at Port NicholsonUnion Co.'s s.s. Wafhora is now fully due j at Auckland from Calcutta and way ports. | She should be reported on tbe coast to- I Another of the Dartford cadets (Mr R H- I ißaigencj passed his —amln—.tlon for a , second officer's ticket, and he has been appointed to tie position of fourth officer on the _—aurxs-nui. Npw Zealand Snipping Co.'s Tura-ana ar- j rived at Wellington last evening from Lon- | don. via H-obart. There are 500 tons of oar— aboard for Auckland, whicn will proq>sbiy come forward by tbe Monowal, due on Thursday next, j The barque Hebe, wbich put into A-elaMe, whilst too-nd from Juan de CNova and was afterwards said to be in an unaeaworfby condition, is to be sold, probably to *«v dis- . mantled for use as a brolk. Mr A. H. Hasell !

has purchased the guano cargo. INTERCOLONIAL SERVICE. Huddart-P-rker Co.'s s.s. Victoria, en j route from Sydney to Actf-land. -was in j touch with the An—land Radio Station yes- ; tprday. and messages were dispatched intimating that the vessel would reach Auck- j. land -bout noon to-morrow. She is to berth at the new Qneen Street wharf. Wimmm «.s.. sailed from Gisborne to- ; day for Aorklai>d, and is dne here to-mor- } row forenoon. She -will (berth at the new ' Queen Street wharf. Her departure out- | wards for Sydney is to be taken at 5.30 p.m. on Monday. J ZEALANTDI'A FEOM TAXCOUTER j R.M.S. Zealandi- arrived in the stream I from Vancouver, via ports, shortly after I noon to-_y. and after medical examination had been carried out was berthed at the j new Qneen Street wharf. Tbe Zealandia 'eft Vanconver on Christmas Day, and ar- i rivpd at Honolulu on January 1. Here a | de!ay of over three days was occasioned by a breakdown tn the engine-room, and in j •-onsp—enr? the vessel is three and a-b-lf days behind tine in Arriving at Anckland. ! Thr—sliont the lone- passage generally fine j weather wac expert—red by the steamer. The Union Con—any hope to dispatch her I f"r Sydney to-night." KXPORTS. Per siakura. for Vancouver —10.950 boxes] burter. 50 cases Jan.6l cases merchandise. I Ir, Tatos cheese. 710 quarter*: beef. 27fi rar-<-ases veal. 30 bales wool, 24 bales skins. 353 sarks hides. 246 bales hemp, and 30 tons sundries for the Islands. CALL AT MILFORD SOUTvP. Tbe local office of the Huddart Parker Company. Limited, advise that the FUma—a j will make a .call at Milford Sound. In- j tending passengers are asked to note that j the steamer Ulimaroa, fixed to sail out- [ wards from Wellington for Melbourne, via ; Southern ports and Hobar; on January 23. I is to make a call at Milford Sound. THE rORINNA'S CAROO. The Union Steamship Company's steamer arrived _x Onehnnga this morning, from Dunedin via ports. At the Manukan port the Corinna li to load 20,313 boxes of butter for transhipment to the White Star j AtSenio at Wellington. 787 boxes for _c Tahiti, to be transhipped to San PranHsco. and 543 boxes for the Naiims'hire, bound to West of England ports. Tne -Corinna also took a oonsi—aneot of 27 tons of-frozen meat ior *_nt_Uip_ent at Wefflag-ren.