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Auckland Star, Volume XLIV, Issue 124, 26 May 1913, Page 4

Moons Age: Last Quarter, May 28, at r_3_ a__L Snnset: This evening, 4.4!. Sunrise: To-morrow morning, 6.53. HIGH WATER. Auckland -Monday, — IL4O p.m. Auckland Tuesday, — I_.ll P-n_ Onehunga Tuesday, 3J» -a.n_, 3-41 p-m. Manukau H Tuesday, 2.30 a_a__ 3.41 p.m. Kaipara H Tuesday, 3.20 a-m., 3-31 p.m. Tidal Constants (to be added or subtracted from high water at Auckland):— Whangarei -minus 5 minutes, Thames plus 10 minutes. Tauranga minus 12 mftnrttes, Russell plus 17 minutes, Coromandel plus 19 minutes. Tidal Constatrts (to be added or subtracted from high water ax Auckland) :— Whangarei minus 5 minutes, Thames phis 10 minutes. Tauranga minus 12 nrinutes, Russell plus 17 minutes, Coromandel phis ID mlii-tes.

ARRIVALS. J SATURDAY ] MANAIA. s.s.. 11-59. E. Stephenson, from . "Whangarei. Passpugers: Misses Folles, Uoyd, Wykes. McKJn.sley. Gordon, Dynd. Marvin, Wild worth. Stephenson, Reynolds, Evans (2V Mesdames Garrett, Simmons, * Lloyd. Johnston. Lloyd, Madame Chambers, __f_ si-. Thompson. Radcliffe. Guusoo, Sim- i mons, Sweet. Smith, Gunner, Ryan, S.M. i Walker. Milne. Aimer, Coney. McCorquin- 1 dale. (rrr. Webb, Honrbagton. Manders, ] Lucas. Fem'dy, Boron. Dyer. De La Croix, ) Burton, Currle, Thorpe,' Cauldrey, Gordon, ] Takle. Sheerlaw, Raine, Bnrch. Horton. La l iPetir. Thornton, WoodrofEe, Ripley, Row- ; bottom. -Tones. Warren, Coney, Kfrker, - Bushill. Parker. Hobson. Alison, Davies, * Valleuttne. Collins. Henras, McCormick, * P. 11. Lucich. Sergeant-Major Turner, Lieutenant Screatou. Inspector Hugo, Lieutenant Booth. Captain M-air, and 24 steerage.— Northern Co.. agents. APANUI. s-P.. J. Wilson, from Mangonui. ( Wh aiigaroa. Houbora. and Awanui. Passengers: Miss Warner, Mesdames Leydon, . McCullough (2), Messrs P. Foy. Johnson. Long, Campbell. Cochrane. Bridgford. Archpole. W. Myers. Bastad.—Northern Co., < agents. l DAPHNE, _._.. E. H. Goertz. from Te Kao and Parengarenga.—Northern Co., , agents. ; BADEN-POWELL. s__. H. Petersen, from Whangarei.—Northern Coal Co., agents. ~ PAEROA. s.s., J. Taw, from Tutnkalra L arid Wbananajd.—Northern Co.. agents. ENDEAVOUR, auxiliary ketch. C. John- C son. from Wl_mg_rei.—New Zealand Port- 1 2__rd Cement Co.. agents. MOONAH. ketch. W. Champion, from j Whangarei.—Northern Coal Co- ag-Tits. r _. _T HOWARD, auxiliary schooner. B. Donovan, from Tanranga.—C. H. Furness and Co.. Ltd.. agents. J WAIAPU. aux. schooner. L. Vasta, from ■- Whangarei.—-E. Ford, agent. ° YESTERDAY. x ■WtMMERA. __<_ (G. 55 p.m.), 3JJ22 tons. £, G. F. Eutwistle, from Sydney. Passengers: „ Mesdames Degotard and Infant, Elliott, Young, Roberts, child and Infant. Munro. Sfcutch, Andrew. Quealy, Rogers, May, Mat- * thews, Cooke, Hill. Peach and 4 children, Shierlaw, Misses Dowling. Martin, Croll. Thomas, Foote. Andrew, Vandyke, Cripps, Boeeker. Andrew. Russell (2). Messrs A . Degotardi. J. Brown. J. G. Burn, S. E. Sib- ' lev. G. Bullow. E. Timson. B. L. Davies. E. ' "W. Peters. M. Dakin. G. Parkes, W. George, < E. Holland. H. Beaeham. E. Elliott. V. S. James. J. J. Pike. F. G. Munro. H. H. c Cripps. Qnealv. M. Walker. J. V. Cullen. E. c Roeer.. J. May. F. J. Matthews. J. E. c < ooke. B. Peterson. D. Smith, G. Hill. Br eg- 1 dipe. Diddoms. C. Spooner. J. G. Reidpath, V.'. A. Praser. A. <1. Hebden. R. L. Lambert, c H. I__Enhert, and 00 steerage.—Huddart- i Parker. Ltd.. ageDts. ± WAIHORA s.s. (..11l a.m.), 4.G3S tons, A. I C. .bowman, from Calcutta, via SLognpore, Pamarans. from Sydney.—Union Co- agents. \, VICTORIA, s.s. (10.45 a.m.), 2,969 tons, c H. .7. Kell. from Southern and East Coast \ ports. Passengers: Mesdames Murray and *j child. Martin. Tris.. Jago. Sylvester, Sher- *j rif. Kemp ami infant, Cleary, Mockson, Graves and infant. GaJebsenstein and in- j fant. Diinlop. Crosby and infant, Wright, . Soreuson. Noliin. McDonnell, Pitt, Kemp, ~ Misses SomervHle. -Wilson. Williams (2), V 01-ary, Batburst, Evans. FaHon. Wilkinson, » Hovelh Godby, Scales, Messrs Murray, Mur- f phy. Martin, Triss, Scales, Sylvester, Falconer. McLaughlin. Thompson, Dampbell. Sinclair, MDford. Sherratt, Kemp. Knight, Blalone, Jones, Oldfield. Wilkinson, Field, Mockson. Gnrves. Oxdell, Rendeil, Taylor, t Carey. Sorenson. Kingsland, McMurdo, Pitt, ii Kingston. Landale. GaQey. Dunn, Hep- c worth. Chalk, and 4<L, steerage.—Huddart- I Parker. Ltd.. agents. _ KAITAXGATA. s_s. (9.45 a.m.), 1.981 tons, Jl A. Cain, from Westport.—-Union Co— agents T SOATUVfA s.s. (lO a_m.). 453 tons, "W. - Bark, from Obiwa and Opoclki. Passengers: I Messrs M_Qn_±ers, Williams, Reed, Burton. • —Northern Co- agents. WAIOTAHI. s__. (8-45- a.m.l, 27S tons. C. Hopkins, from Mercury Bay and Tairua. Passengers: Mrs Gamble aud child.—North- s era. Co. agents. s WAIMABIE. __. «i3_ a.m.). 245 tons. C. ' F. Greenberg, from Paeroa. —Northern Coagents. . CHELMSFORD. s__ 00.45 a.m.). 121 tons, 1 E. KeatlejL, from Obiwa. Passengers: Messrs i MeKenzie, Gable, Moore, Ridley, Perkins,, i Bidmead.—Northern Co- agents. WAJTANGI. s-s. (4.15 p.m.). ITI tons, I. Corbett, from the Coast.—Kauri Timber Co. Ltd., agents. PELICAN, s.s. (4.30 p.m.). 162 tons, E. • •Sellars. from the Coast.—Leyland-O'Brien ' Timber Co., agents. 1 WELCOME, scow. 62 tons. J. Bowden, ' Srom the Coast.—Ford Shipping Line, agents'. THIS DAT. COURTFIELD, s.s., 4.592 tons, Wiseman, from New fork, via Melbourne and Sydney —Heather, Roberton, Ltd.. agents. DEPARTURES. SATURDAY. MURITAI, s.s., 7220 tons, J. Firth, _or JJapier and Wellington. ROSAMOND, s.s.. 721 tons. J. . Dryden, .or Tol_go Bay and Gisborne. KAXIERI, s.s., T. Meyers, for Whaagarei. SUNDAY. TA. Ift'HA. s.s., W_ -Sullivan, for Pae.oa. MOVEMENTS OF UNION S.S. -CO.'S STEAMERS. EAST COAST. Tuesday—Raknnoa sails for Greymoutb. Wednesday—Taiune arrives from Eastern racitic; Rosamond arrives from Gisborne: "Kaitangnta sails for "V. estport; Walbora sails for Wellington. Thursday—Mo no wsJ arrives from Southern ports; Rosamond sails for Tologa Bay and *;i-borne. Saturday- Monowa! sails for Southern ports. WEST COAST. Wednesday—Hnnplri arrives from Wellington and I'lcton; flaupiri sail, for Wellington and Picton, - IJIPOP.TS, Per Victoria, from Southern, ports—24Bo sa.ks oats, 4i!4 sacks onions, 480 sacks wheat, _27 sacks malt, 134 sucks peas, 1479 bags fleur, 50 bags oatmeal, 430 sacks bran, stil3 bags pollard, 2000 bags potatoe., 160 bags chaff, 120 sacks seed, 72 hogsheads l.eer. R_s hexes seap, SI pa.__ces tea, 156 hose, candles, 40. cases timied goods 250 bars iron, 291 empties, .55 cases milk, 221 drums oil, and a quantity of sundries, Ter Waihora, from Calcutta, Singapere, and Bamarang-.1447 hales gunuies, I_&7 drums oil. oral cases oil, 14f hundlea mats, f>s chests shellac. 1000 cases 110 hags lentils. 183. hags t_ps.?a. 191 bags pepper, aa|s "bales _ap_k. 323 btredlea rattans, 534 drums carbide. 2SU_ cases pines, and sundEiesPer W-_Hme__. from Sydney—7oo tens me_«____is_ Per Cou-tfidd, I_r___36o toni J(t«n_r_l iserchaudlss, - -'

EXPECTED ARRIVALS. ABEKLOUK. 5..., trom Xew Tort; July S APABIMA. s.s.. from Calcutta; due Aug. 31 AMARANTH, barquentlne, from Columbia Kiver; sailed March 28 ATUA.- s.s., from Sydney; due June 12 BRAUENFELS. s.s. r from New York; June.. CAPE BRETON, s.s, from New York; due July 22 CEOWN OF TOLEDO, s.s., from New Xorfc; due June 30 ' HURUN'UI. s_s„ from London; due June 23 INDRAPURA, s.s.. from London; due June 4 KENT, s.s., from Liverpool: due July 2 KUMABA. s.s., from St. John: July 4 LOCH GARVE, barque, from Marseilles: I to sail ! MAHE.N'O, s.s., from Sydney: due June 1 MAITAI, s.s.. from South: due Jnne 1 MARAMA, s.s.. from Sydney: due June 6 MAKDRA, s.s., from Vancouver; due June 3 MAKARINI, 5.8,. from London: July 7 MOKOIA. s.s_ from the South: June 5 MONOWAI, s.s., from South: May 29 NIAGARA, s.s.. from Vancouver; July 5 NEW ZEALAND, H.M.s., from South: June 21 NIWARt", s.s., from Liverpool: dne June 3 RAKAIA. s.s.. from St. John: due June 16 STAR OF AUSTRALIA, s.s., from New York: due July 10 STAR OF INDIA, ss., from London: due June 24 SNOWDONIAN, s.s., from Christmas Island, Jnne 15 TALONE. s.s.. from Eastern Pacific; May 29 WAIWERA, s.s. from Plymouth; May 25 WHANG APE. s.s., from Newcastle; May 23 WIMMERA, s.s, from Sydney; May 25 VICTORIA, s.s.. from South; May 25 PROJECTED DEPARTURES. ATUA. s.s.. for Sydney: June 17 COCRTFIELI). s.s.. for Wellington; May 30 KARAMEA. s.s.. for Wellington: May 27 KIA ORA. s.s.. for London: May 20 MAITAI. s.s.. for South; June 3 MAHENO. s.s.. for Sydney; June 2 MONOWAI. s.s.. for South; May 31 MOKOIA. s.s.. for the South; May 24 SIAKt'KA. s.s.. for Sydney: June 3 MARAMA. s.s.. for Vancouver; June 6 NIAGARA. R.M.s.. for Sydney; July 1 TALUNE. s.s.. for East Pacific; Jnne 3 WAIHOKA, s.s.. for Wellington; May 2S VESSELS IN PORT. COCRTKIELD, ..... at E, Queen Street wharf KARAMKA. s.s.. at RE, Railway wharf HA CIiOTO. s.s., in stream IRIS, cable s.s.. in stream KAITANOATA. s.s.. in stream RAKANOA. s.s.. at Railway wharf ROSA.MOMI. s.s., at Queen Street wharf RON A. barque, in stream TRITON, barqne. at Railway wbarf VICTORIA, s.s., at Q, Qneen Street wharf WAIHOKA. s.s.. at O. Queen Street WIIANGAPE. s.s., at RB. Railway wharf WIMMERA. ...•_, at B, Hobson Street wharf s The signalman at Manukau Heads reporti that the bar is smooth. The collier Rakanoa is to leave Auckland to-morrow night for Greymouth. Tbe Union Company is advised that the coaster Hnupiri was to hare left Ficton at noon to-day for Onehunga direct. Now at Westport, tbe barque Nordstem is to load a full cargo of coal for the South Sea Islands. A cable from Snva announces the arrival of tbe s.s. Navua from Auckland yesterday. Mr W. W. Honghton, late of the Union Company's Kini. is now second engineer on R.M.s. Aorangi. It Is understood that Captain Kearney, of the s_s. ..tar of India, has been appointed master of the new steamer Star of Victoria. The Kanioua came down Irom Chelsea this morning and berthed at D, Queen Street wharf. She is to sail at . p.m. today for Sydney. Mr W. Paiu. chief steward of the Northern Company's Rimn, has been transferred to the Walmarie. He is to join the latter vessel to-day. Wireless from the Union C-t.'s Maunganui : received yesterday, stated that tbe steamer ■ would reach Wellington from Sydney early on Wednesday morning. The Union Co.'s s.s. Kaitangata, which arrived at Auckland from Westport yesterday, was berthed this morning at "A " Hobson Street wbarf to discharge her coal cargo. j It is reported that the steamer Snow-doni.-ii will go to Port Chalmers before coming to Auckland, The vessel has a cargo of superphosphates from Christmas Island. The Mouosrai is to leave Wellington this evening tor Auckland. She is due here on Friday next. The s-s. Mokoia, which sailed for the South on Saturday afternoon, is due back here on June 5. Now in tbe sooth on the Homeward loading berth, the New Zealand Shipping Co.'s s.s. Ruapehu is to sail finally from Wellington for Loudon on Thursday nest. The passage will be made via Monte Video, . TeneriiTe, and Plymouth. The Shaw, Savill and Albion Co.'s liner ' Kia Ora Is fixed to sail from Wellington for Auckland some time to-day. The steamer ' is due here on Wednesday to complete Homeward loading. Her departure for London is to be taken from Auckland on Friday next. ! THE WRECKED DELHI. One of the cadets in training on the j Union Co.'s tramp steamer Aparima, writing from Naples, states that when off the coast of Africa the bones of the wrecked ' P. and O. liner Delhi could be easily seen. The writer states that the steamer is breaking up fast, and that there will soon be very little left of the fine old vessel. It . will be remembered that tbe Duke and Duchess of Fife were aboard, FERRY WAHINE'S TRIALS. Advice to hand by mail from London states that ou her trial trip with only j seven boilers working the Union Co.'s new ferry steamer Vv'aMne averaged 21.2 knots j with full deadweight aboard, which is equal to 22 knots with all her boilers work- ~ ing. The Wahiue, which was launched at Dumbarton on November 25, is now en , ront. from tbe Clyde to Port Chalmers for Suez - ( WIIIMEKA AND VICTORIA. '■ Tbe Haddart Parker Co.'s steamer Wim- \ mera arrived at Auckland last evening, and was berthed at " B " Hobson Street wharf. The purser reports that fine weather aud ligbt variable winds were tbe order during l the passage from Sydney. The Wimmeta is to sail to-morrow afternoon for Dunedin via ■ ports. The s.s. Victoria arrived at Auckland - yesterday morning from Dunedin en rout, to Sydney, and was berthed at " Q " Qneen Street wharf. WAIHORA FROM CALCUTTA. The Union Co.'s tramp cargo carri.r Waihora arrived at Auckland early yesterday morning from Calcutta via Singapore Samarang, and Sydney, and was berthea at "O " Queen Street wbarf. Owe vessel left Calcutta on April 13, Singapore April 22, and Samarang on April 27. She arrived at Sydney on May 15, and left four days later for Auckland. Fine weather was experienced until May 10, when tbe vessel encountered a strong south-easterly gale which continued on the run down the Australian coast. After discharge of Eastern cargo here the vessel is to go to Wellington Lyttelton, and Dunedin, to put out the balance. CABLE STEAMER IRIS. Early next month H.M. cable steamer Iris is ti> sail from Auckland for Norfolk Island, Suva, and Fanning Island.. The Tessel is to take operator, and superintend-! ents from Auckland to relieve those now engaged at the Island stations, and a I number already there will exchange posi-l .tons. Stores will also be taken away from' port for the stations, and n stay of two, weeks will be made at Fanning Island, where _._. electric light plant is to be In-1 stalled. Tbe lrla will return to Auckland from Fanning Island vis Suva and Norfolk Island. It Is expected that she will be away for about two months. Tbe vessel's' departure from Auckland is now fixed for June S, but this depends npon the arrival of some material from Home. COASTAL PASSENGER SERVICES, i Expected Arrivals.—This dny: Aupourl, i from" Thames, at 3 p.m.; Tu-niwha. from I Paeroa, at 7 p.m.; Kaivlerl, from W__n_ai rei, at 8.30 p.m.; Hnultl, irp m Warkworth, . at 1 p.m.: Gael, from Waipu, .t 7 il.ui.; Orewa, from Brown's Bay, at 3 p.m. Projected Departures.—This day: Waio [ tail., for Mercury B»y, at 7 p.m.; Daphne. I , for Manga pal. at .0 p.m.; Clansman, for l Russell, ill C p.m.; VI almarie, for I'uc.n.-i. 3 at 3.30 p.m.: - N 's-*P u y* for Tannin... at '< i ,- p.m.; Aupourl, for Thames, at ..so n.m.: I i, Maoaia, for Whangarei at 1. pm 0r l - - for Cabbage Bay. at midnight. Hauitl fori s Wcrkwortb. Sit . p.. in.: Mwiu, f_ r y an _ a . wai, at 3 p.m.; Komi, tor Mullet .'.ii.it j at 2.30 p.m.; Rarawa, for >,_ w Plymouth", I at 3 p.m. . I

RIVERINA FOR AUCKLAND. The Huddart-Parker Company's steamer Riverina, which is to enter the AucklandSyduey ferry service, is due back at Sydney from Western Australian ports to-day. She is to withdraw from the service and to undergo overhaul preparatory to entering the new service. The Zealandia. which has been on the lay-up berth in Sydney for some time, will take up the Riverina's running on Saturday next- It is expected that the Riverina will commence her running to Auckland about the beginning of August. PASSENGERS FOR SYDNEY. [ The s.s. Victoria, to sail at 5.30 p.m., will take the following passengers:—Misses Hamilton, Mustarde, Sperling, Mesdames McGregor, Flytne. Fraser, Ogilvie, Smith, McLennan, Curtis, Balkend, Hynes, Smithler, Messrs. Morton, McCormick, Smith, Barry, Johnston, neßaby, E«ld, Fletcher. L.inib, E. Cairn., L. Bruce, J. Bruce, Baxt.r, IladScld, Huist, Simmens, Featherston, Mahony, Mllburn. Maldman, iS. Cairns, Jenkins, Hellaby, Hynes, 'Smithler, Rev. Father O'Brien, and do steerage. COURTFIELD FROM NEW YORK. Tbe United Tyser steamer Courtfleld arrived at Auckland from . New York and Australian ports early this morning, and was berthed at daylight at E. Quern Street wharf. The vessel came down to Auckland from New York, via Capetown, Melbourne, and Sydney. Fine weather was experienced throughout the passage. The officers with Captain John Wiseman are as follow: — Chief, Mr Wooler; second. Mr D. Kilbce; third, Mr J. Young; chief engineer, Mr A. Clark. It is expected that the Courtfleld I will get away for Wellington and Southern ports about the end of the week.