SHIPPING.

Auckland Star, Volume XLIV, Issue 125, 27 May 1913, Page 4

SHIPPING.

Moon's Age: Last Quarter, May 23, at 31»J a.m. cutset: This evening. 4.43. Cur-rise: To-morrow morning, 6.53. HIGH WATER. Auckland, Tuesday. — 12.11 p.m. Auckland. Wednesday, _.— a.m., 12.56 p.m. Onehunga. Wednesday, SJiSsum., 4.25p.m. Manuk.— H Wednesday, 2JK a-ni.. 3J20 p.m. Kaipara H. Wednesday. 3. _ _m_, 4.16 p.m. Tidal Constants Iro be added or subtracted from high water at Auckland): — Whangarei minus 5 minutes, Thames plus 10 minute.-. Tauranga minus 12 minutes, B_—ll plus 17 miaates, Coromaudel plus 18 minutes.

ARRIVALS. TESTEBDAY. TAXIWHA, 5.?., W. Sullivan, from Paeroa.—Northern Co., agents. KASIERI. s.s„ T. Meyers, from WhaCo., agents. TASMAN. s-s., C. Faulkner, from Whakatane aud Tauranga.—Northern Co., agents. THIS DAT. WAIWERA, s.s, 6,237, Charmon. at 5 ami., at Powder Ground, from London.— L. D. Nathan and Co., agents. DEPARTE!IES. TESTEBDAY. VICTORIA, 2,963, H. J. Hell, at 5.43 XUm., for Svdnev. MANAIA, e.s., E. Stephenson, for Wha- j ngareL i - NGAPTJHI, s-s., T. Ha_tain, for Tau-' ranga. CLANSMAN, s.s., E. McLeod, for Russell and Opna. WAIOTAHI. s-s.. C. Hopkins, for Mercury Bay and Kuaotunu. GLENELG. s-s., F. Jonas, for Whangarei. WAIMARIE, s.s., C. F. Greenberg, for Paeroa, APANUI, s.s.. J. Wilson, for Awanui, Honhora, Whangaroa. and Mangonui. DAPHNE, s.s., E. H. Goertz. for Marsden Point and way ports. BONA, barque, R. Campbell, for Limestone Island and Sydney. ISABELLA DEFBAXXE. a_:. schooner, A- Olsen, for the Thames and Hoklanaa. KAMONA, s.s., 1,425 tons. C. Roberts, Et 10.15 p.m., for Sydney and Newcastle. THIS DAT. WIMMERA, s.s., 3022, G. F. Entwisle, for Dunedin. via pons. Passengers:—For Gisborne: Miss Third, Mesdames Turner, Leydon. Williams. Birch and child. Sinclair, and child. Shierlaw. Messrs J. Sutcliffe, H. Boyd, Turner, Falkner, J. Clements, Goodheu. ShierL-iw. Sinclair. Birch. For Napier: Miss V. Dobie. Mrs -Stone. Messrs Ston», Cornwall. Marg:i!is. For Wellington: Miss Stock, Mrs Stock. For Lyttelton: Misses Aleem, Lund. Rr.ss. For Dunedin: Misses Cummings. Beck, Mesdames Heffernan, bind, Messrs Lambert (2). Hntton. Neale, Boss. For all ports, 24 steerage. . MOVEMENTS OF FNION S.S. CO.'S STEAMERS. EAST COAST. Wednesday—Talune arrives from Eastern Pacific: Rosamond arrives from Gisborne; Waibora sails for Wellington. Thursday—Monowai arrives from Southern ports: Kidtangata sails for Westport. Saturday—Monowai sails for Southern ports: Rosamond sails for Tologa Bay and Gisborne. WEST COAST. Wednesday—Haupiri arrives from Wellington and Picton; Haupiri sails for Wellington a:— Picton. EXPORTS. Per Victoria, for Sydney: 4S drums gas lienor. 382 sacks sand, 81 sacks broken glass. 666 sacks mm. IS9 cases gum. 4S cases frozen fi>h. I*7 sacks hides, 4 casks pelts. GO p;ere> timber. 4 cases bacou. 2 transport wa —ns, and sundries. The Navna is timed to sail on the return trip from Suva at 3 p.m. on Thursday, and Is due here on Monday eveuing next. The Tyser steamer Star of Ireland arrived at London on April 2 from Wellington, after a trip occupying 49 days. Advice from the T'nion Company states that the Kiui will load produce at Timaru ou Saturday next for Auckland, in addition to the Wanaka. The Union Co.'s coaster RosamoDd left Gisborne at 9 p.m. yesterday. She is due here to-morrow. The Huddart-Parker steamer Victoria, •which sailed for Sydney direr-t last night, is due at her destination on Friday. She is timed to be back at Auckland ou June S. Towed by the collier Glenelg, the barque Rona left port last evening for Ltmestone Island, where she loads a cargo of cement for Sjdney. Messrs. A. H. Nathan. Limited, have receive*! advk-e that a steamer has been fixed to load a cargo of superphosphates and sulphur in Japan in June or Julv for New Zeiland ports to the agency of Mr. A. H. Hasell. The coastal steamer Chelmsford was docked to-day to undergo annual overhaul aud repairs. In the meantime the Daphne is relieving the Chelmsford in the Marsden Point senile. After Thursday, the Daphne will take the place of the Aupouri in the Thames running. After discharging her carzo of Newcastle coal, the barque Thora will probably sail this week with a load of timber and stores for Noumea, whence she will proceed to Fabre Island to load guano for Auckland. The New Zealand Shipping Companv's steamer Rakaia sailed from St. John (Canada) on April 7 for Australian and New Zealand ports. She is dne shortly at Melbourne, and should arrive at Auckland about June 16. LOCH GABVE. Tbe barque Locfi Garve. under charter to Messrs. Briscoe and Co.. Ltd.. left .Marseilles on May 20 for Auckland and Wellington with a cargo o£ 1.000,0— roofing tiles. She is due here about the end of July or the beginning of August. WAIWEEA AT POWDER GROUND. The Shaw. SavilL and Albion Co - s steamer Waiwera arrived at Auckland from London this morning, and went to the Powder Ground to land explosives. The steamer left London on April sth for Auckland and southern ports via Cape Town. A call was made at the latter port for bunker coal, and she saiied on April 29th for this port direct. Generally fine weather was the order during tbe passaze. The Waiwera has 4000 tons of general "cargo to land at this port, and, after completion of discharge of explosives into the schoonet Huia," she will come up to the berth. STEAMERS REPORTED. ! The New Zealand Shipping Company's steamer I'aparoa was expected to arrive at I Hobart at 7 o-.-10.-k on Saturday evening! last. The vessel is due to leave the Tasnianian port to-day for Wellington illreef. a/id is due at her destination on Saturday! next. ! The office of the New Zealand Shipping Company has been advised that R.M.s. Rotorua. which is en route from Wellington to London, arrived at Monte Video on Mav 22 Tl:.' ..ssc! left Wellington on Mav i. and i.- di:<- at her destination on June 17. NEW YORK SHIPPING. In their latest report ou New York shlpimiij, jus: to hand. Messrs. Malller and Qwi-t—u report as follow:—There are no sjicei.-;! chaagi-s. as .'might rates are flrmly m.-iiktalned, ncd with continued high cost of charter the lines show no disposition to ma! c any redn'-tlons 'n rates. Sin.-e oar last repoit was issued, the steamer Brauen-!<-ls was dispatched on March 26th, th-lu-rlln April Ist, tin- Giiteiifels April 10th. a::ri Uie Crowii of Toledo is expected to sail pu April ir.io. ihe A!«rlmir April IV.Ii '." .7,.V' . e *""' "' Au.-iralhi April 25 in to ./A... Uie 1'.m,.,,,,:, April :soih. the Devon May 20th. r.r.i .;„■ JCa.-ongj May 23th. Vrc-mf r.n.rli V , „ r „ , ,;, „,.,(•„ ~,„, i-.:.. •.-.-.•.■-.-t;. ,i-.,. ;-,.)..., n.-.u ■-~, ihc- lierlb fe. inrgr-r ,;.;■;,..,.. lbau it . u:il T)jf . f(> bM her., rather _ eicessh t- tonnage' offering tot .md am-jaat .jf freight room resulted.

SCHOONER HUANUL

Advice received in Auckland yesterday states that the schooner Huanul arrived at Rarotonga on May 13. after occupying the somewhat unusually long period of 24 days on the Journey from Auckland. The rough weather encountered on the passage no doubt accounts for the delay. The Huanul. which Is owned by an Auckland syndicate. Is to engage in inter-island trade.

KIA ORA FOR LOADING.

The Shaw, SaviH and Albion Co.'s liner Kia Ora left Wellington at 0.30 a.m. to-day for Auckland direct. She is due here on Thursday morning, and will be berthed at the new Queen Street wharf. Departure will be taken finally from Auckland for London about the end of this week.

COASTAL PASSENGER SERVICE.

Expected Arrivals This Day.—Rotomahana, from Coroniandel, at 4.30 p.m.; Waimarle, from Paeroa. at 7."30 p.m.: Aupourl. from Thames, at 3.30 p.m.: Orewa, from Amodeo Bay, etc.. at 5 p.m.; Manaia, from Whangarei, at 7 p.m.; Daphue. from Mangapai. etc.. at 11 p.m.: Waiotahi, from Mercury Bay. etc., at 6 p.m.; Uauiti, from Warkworth. etc.. at 3 p.m.: Kawau, from 1 Kawau, etc.. at 0 p.m.; Kotiti, from Matakana, etc., at 4 p.m.

Projected Departures This Day.—Tani wha for Paeroa, at 4.30 p.m.