SHIPPING.

Auckland Star, Volume XLIV, Issue 196, 18 August 1913, Page 4

SHIPPING.

Moon's Age: Last Quarter, August 25, at 11.48 a.m. Sunset: This evening. 5.17. Sunrise: To-morrow moruing, 6.32. HIGH WATER. Auckland Monday, 7.59 ajn. 8.16 p.m. Auckland Tuesday, 8.35 a.m. N.-53 p.m. • c.chun-i Tuesday, — O.r, p.m. Vanuknu H. .Tuesday, 11.5 a.m. 11.23 p.m. Kaipara H...Tuesday, 11.55 a.m. Tidal Constants- (to be added or subtracted from high water at Auckland) :— Whangarei minus 5 minutes. Thames plus lv minutes, Tauranga minus 12 minutes, Russell plus 17 minutes, Coromandel plus 10 minutes.

ARRIVALS. SATURDAY. MANAIA, s.s.. K. Stephenson, from ' . Passengers: Mesdarues Jacks. * Kerr. Munro. McLean. Campbell. Windsor, •.McLean, Krougli. Misses Tou.l. Turney |2). Reeves. Ilarrisnn, Kerr, I'rice, Lalng, Parkier, White, Caicv, Messrs Smith, .lones. -fc-Farlane. Kirk-ride, Simpson, ; Currie, Crooks, Seobi", Ross. Richardson, Wilson. Holmes. Bitt.tershy. Kingston, Moyhanan. Davidson i'J). Nicholson. Armstrong, ■ Mnsrcrs, Miller. Mackenzie. Baker, Lovey. Walton. Smalltield. Andrews, McMillan, Robinson. Stewart Instone. Hall. Johnson, dark-Walker, Kciiv, Perrott Butter, .Spar- '. row, Achels, Potter, Dr. V. Smith, Masters Grigs, Stewart, and seven steer_ire.— _>'ort_ern Co., agents. SUNDAY. : RIVERINA, s.s.. 4758 tons, C. F. Ent- • ■wistle, from Sydney. Passengers—First Sulcum—Messrs .i. Fawcctt, F. D. Brown, Juipey, It Darrow. 11. Essex, J. Gixord. .1. i-tra<__n, A. 11. Beeson, Weetmau, N. Onnniuß_iim, W. Chitty, J-cJnnun. .1. G. Wright. Rev. Ifarvie. Mesdames J. F-wcett -Weaver, . Irupey, It Darrow, G. C. Hodges, .Topp, H. Mitv—ell, Harvie and iufaut Weetmau. W. <:t_ttv. I"—sex. Fa'crona, Jack—inn. Blackham, ' F. McNamura, A. Trengenza, Tnrn.lni.ll, Hughes. A. L. Cavanagu. E. Machlbn, , Misses A. Trougo-i—a, L. Knight. I. Perry. , jl Gouistc—e, .lopp. .1. Casey, Hughes, B- , Mabury, A. Irwin, M. Knight, It. McLean, llai-vev. A. Field. Blackham. .Seoond Saloon—Misses Morris (2), Plumb. Mesdames "Morris, Fisher. Messrs Ix> Roy, Carter, ( Morris, Fisher. Morris. Master UaM, and ' UK steerage- —HuilUiirt-Parker Co., Ltd., r liigem.s. CLAN MAC-INNES. S-S.. 3755 tot--. J. B. r Mci-_n. at '.> a.m.. from Bunbury (West _ Australia).—G. W. Bews, agent VICTORIA, S.R.. 2969 tons. It. J. Kelt at 0.30 a__u. from Southeru aud East Coast j'lf-r- Passengers: M'esi—i—les- Keid, Cou£_il.in, Williams, Trigjrs, Korl_, Hawkes. ] Grunt. -Spence, Andrews. Kelway, Imnitu. Marks Misses I'ratt. Slieppard, Hoase. P.rooks Helmrk-b, Davies, Holmes. Ilotson, iltamsay Messrs Lande. Reid. Richardson, ; Mend. ' S-eppard. Lewis. Evans, Wright • Williams. Guthrie. Kyme. De Latour. Spence. Fraser. Clark. Brownlee, Sefton. t-rompton. Kendall. McGlasbam, Inman, Tilton Pollock. Dally. Scully, Kelway. , Da-we Head, Edwards. Shenpard. , ■Pulton, Mitchell. Norman, Emery, Le , Couter Marks. M.-Gill. ElUson, and lo steer- , age.—Huddart-Parker Co.. Ltd., agents. ] THIS DAY. I RARAWA. s.s., W. F. Norbury. from New < Plymouth.—'Northern Co., agents. DAPHNE, s.s.. Pert, from Whakatane.— Northern Co., agents. DEPARTURES. SATURDAY. ! MMTAI ss. ."—S".*5 tons. A. Carson, at 4.25' p.m.,' for East Coast and Southern P °NGAP-HI, s.s., T. Haultain, for One- j "wAiMARIE, s-., C. F. Gree_berg, for ! KANIBEI, s.s., T. H. Richards, for - .Whangarei. UNION CO.'S MOVEMENTS. EAST COAST. * Tnesday: Walrnna arrives from New- j Wednesday: Rosamond arrives from Gis- \ borne; Koromiko sails for Newcastle. Thursday: Tarawera arrives from f Sotit-ern ports; Bakauoa sails for West- . port. Friday: Navua arrives from Eastern j Pacific Isl_—a—. Saturday: Wanaka arrives -Tom Oamaru, Bluff, Tiinaru, and ricton; Rosamond sails for Tologa Bay aud Gis-borne; Tarawera Bails for Southern ports. I WEST COAST. ! Tuesday: Karamu sails for Grey-tO-th. ; The Ngapnhi arrives from New Plymouth on Wednesday and Saturday, and sails for . New Plymouth ou Monday and Thursday. COASTAL PASSENGER SERVICE. Expected Arrivals To-day.—Rotomahana, for Thames, 12.30 p.m.: Kanieri, from Whangarei. 0.30 p.m. Projected Departures To-day.—Daphne, for Mercury Bay, etc.. 7 p.m.; Paeroa, for "ilnrsricn Point, etc, 6 p.m.; Clansman, for Russell, etc., 6 p.m.; Taniwha, for Paeroa, etc., midnight; Aupouri, for Tauranga, etc., 4 p.m.: Manaia, for Whangarei, 10 p.m. IMPORTS. Tor Clan Machines, from Bunbury: 732,inX> feet hardwood. Per Rherina. from Sydney: 25 cases whisky, 30 drums sulphite of sodium, 80 drums" carbide, 1.5.000 ? oflug tiles, 60 bags linseed cake, 227 wood pipes. -S3 sacks flour. 30 cases Geneva, 04 baps rice meal, 51>7 liars lead, 230 bags bark, 138 ingots tin, 34-5 bales chaff. 120 bags rice, 30 bags hemp seed, 320 bundles steel bars, 590 sleepers. 200 cases sngar, 60 kegs cream of tartar. 60 bales strawboards, 35 _hd_ v.hile spirit. 1.043 bags bouedust. 200 bales celluline, 100 doors, 1,000 crates onions. 20!) bugs bottles. 100 liiles hemp, 199 cases frozen lish, and a large quantity of general cargo. Per Victoria, from Southern ports: 2.677 Kicks potatoes. 1,354 sacks oats. 100 sacks wheat. 227 sairks, 240 100's. 020 50's flour, 220 sacks bran, 1,590 sacks cliaff, 178 bags onions, 274 bales hay. 222 sacks seed, 24 tsicks meal. 23 sacks peas. 30 sacks sucraslne, 60 bags calf food, 48 cases candles, ss casks beer. 02 cases ale. DO cases soap, 35 cases marches. 264 cases canned good's. , 50 packages biscuits and confectionery, 120 cases apples, 35 cases bacon, (19 boxes lard. 54 crates slates. So kegs oxide, also transhipments ex Wainrana from London. At noon to-day Lee collier Koromiko was shifted from —F, Railway wharf, to A, Hobson Street. The collier Karamu. now discharging coal ■ n; Onehunga. is to sail to-morrow afternoon '. for Greyinout— direct. The Wanaka left Bluff at 1 p.m. yester- , day. She is to leave Timaru to-day for ■ Auckland, via Pieton. " . The steamer Katoa arrived at Kaipara yer-terday morning from Auckland. The vessel is to load in the North for Sydney. Union Company's s.s. Tarawera is to leave Wellington this evening for Auckland, via Napier aud Gisborne. She is due here on Thursday morning. After a passage of eighty days, the fourniasted sailer Carrier Dove arrived at Port Chalmers yesterday from Paget Sound. The vess-el has a timber cargp. It is reported that the barque Daniel, 299 tous, has been chartered to load timber at Auckland and Wliangaparapara, or Wha--garei, for —ockhainpton. The new Union c irgo-carrler Kaao, which arrived at Fremanile last week, is to go to Bunbury to load hardwood for Auckland and Southern New Zealand ports. fsT be w COl 3" er . Ea^ a , ntm - u ''r this evening from Westport, will berth at RF, Railway *V„ lr L, land ■!- co " [ car S<>- Afterwards the Rakanoa will return to Westport. It Is expected that the Tyser steamer Indralemaz will leave Sydney on Thursday pext for Auckland. She Is due here on the following Tueßday, and has 4,600 tons _o-th g ° to i!ma nt Port before going j In order to nnderfio docking and surrey, the Northern Company's steamer -_raw_ a .k A ' n -- U "'*" I .. his rao "-in E from One- „? s rt. v." 16 *rS a P nhi . which la to maintain riie Onehunga-New Plymouth service tat_e t-eanlime, reached the former port ml

■A barqne was sighted off Cape Brett on Friday night, beating towards Auckland. The vessel was matins very little headway agalim a strong south-eaeterly gale. PEO.7ECTED DEPARTURES. CLAN JIACtNNES, for South; August 21. KI'MAUA, s.s., for South; August 20 MAHENO. s.s., for Sydney; August 2o MARAM.A, s.s.. for Vancouver. Auzuet 29. MOXOWAI, s.s., for South; August 26. MAKURA, s.s., for Sydney, August 36. NaVCA, s.s., for Suv.'i; Septeml>er 10. KIA.OAUA. R.M.s.. for Syduey; Sept. 23 RIVE.RINA s.s., for Sydney; September 1. TALCNE, s.s., lor Eastern l'aclnc; Augus: 20. TATUWECA. s.s., for South; August 23. TOFT"A. *.s.. l»r Syitnuy; Keptember 9 VICTORIA, s.s., for Sydney; Anpnst 18 VICTORIA, s.s., for South; September 2. VESSELS IN PORT. CLAN MaeI.VNES, e.f.. at Railway wharf HADKOTO, s.s.. In stream ING A, S.S., in Calliope Dock IRIS, cable steamer, at Devonport KOKOMIKO, s.s., (it A, Railway wharf PJVERINA. p.p. at P. Queen Street whirf TALUNE, s.s., at RB, Railway wharf VICTORIA, s-s.. at P.. Hobsou Street wharf EXPECTED ARRIVALS. APAEIMA, s.s.. from Calcutta; due Sept. 5 CAPE BBKTON. s.s, Horn New York; due Anprust 20 CLAN McLEOD. from Bnnbnry; due Aug. 30 DEVON, s.s.. from Montreal: An gust 21 INDRALKMA. s.s.. from London; due Angust 2U KAJKOURA, s.s,. from London; due August 27 KAMO. s.s., from P.nirtin-ry: August 31. KEKERU, ketch, from Niue; to sail KAUKI, s.s., from FIJI; August 28 KL'MAIiA, 6.5., from South; August 20. JUSKI'n t'HAIG. barque, from Melbourne; sailed August 12. LOCII GAItVE, barqne. from Marseilles; soiled May 20 MAKURA, s.s., from Vancouver: Augnst 26 MATATTA. s.k., from Montreal; due Aug. 30 MORAXSHIKE, s.s., frum Liverpool, Sep lptT?bpr 2r> MELBOURNE, s.s., from Christmas Island; flue August 25 MOXOWAI. s.s., from Dunedin; due Angnft 24. MAHEX'O. s.s., from Sydney; due August •J-i. NAVUA, 5.?., from East Pacific; due August 21. NORTHBEN, s.s., from New York; due October s. NIAGARA, k.s., from Vancouver; Sep. 23 PAKEHA, s.s., from I>ondon; September IT EANC.ATIRA, s.s., from Liverpool; due September 10 niIEINFEIiS, s.s., from New York; due ppptember 8 WAIITORA, s.s.. from Fiji; September 5. W.AKKFIEI.D, s.s., from New l'ork;' due Aupnst 1C WESTMBATH, s.E., from Liverpool; due AnsiiPt 11 WAIMATK, s.s., from Montreal; October 7 WAIBUXA. s.s. I'roin Newcastle: due Aug. 20 WIIAIvARTJA, s.s., from London; due September 21. TSABEL 'jarqneatiue, from Nukualofa; to Bail. STAR OF SCOTLAND, s.fi, from New York; due August 21 TITANIA. s.s., from Bnnbnry; due September 22. THOKA, barque, from Fabre Island; due TTIJONE. 5..«.. from Liverpool; due Pept. If VIA WIRELESS. Tiio following vessels Khould Ie wlLhin raiiire of :he Auckland and AVellington radio stations this evening:—tflfmaroa, Victoria. MMt:ii iiotorua. Wahine, Suffolk, Aoranpi. Navnn, Manuka, 'Sonoma, Moana, and Tutanelcai. CLAN MatINNBS IN PORT. *nie steamer Clan Maclnnes arrived at Auckland yestrrdny morning from Bunbury, and wae iHTtncd at the Railway wharf to discharge a part cargo of hardwood. The is to go on from Auckland to Wellington ami Lyttelton, and from the latter port goes Ir> New Cnledooia to load chrome oru for UnitPd States. PASSENGERS FOR SYDNEY. Victoria, s.s.. to sail 5.30 p.m.—Passengers: Misses Luckmiin, Andrews, Collins, Dale, Towers. Hall. Braithwaite, Marshall, Colnett, Hunt, Roberts, Moroney (2), Elliott, Mesdames Scott, Levy. Bell, Braithwaite. Garnet and infant, Fielder, Elliott, Hall and infant, Rev. Mothers Salmon and Scroope, Messrs Roberts. Plimruer, Nightingale. Hancock. Sterling, fltyan, Latham, Clyde, Leopold. Dillon. Bennett. Whelan, Moronev, Bell, Hill, W. Hall, Fielder, and JJO steerage. RIVBRINA AND VICTORIA. The Huddart-Parker steamer Rivcrina arrived at Auckland a few minutes after 10 a.m. on Sunday, and was berthed at P, new {jtreen Street wharf. The vessel is to sail for East Coast and Southern ports to-morrow afternoon. From Dunedin, en ronte to Sydnejr, th<" steamer Victoria arrived at Auckland at 0 a.m. yesterday. She was berthed at B, 'Hobson Street wharf. The Victoria is to leave this -ovfaing for Sydney. STEAMERS LEAVE SYDNEY. En route from New York, the steamer Star of Scotland left Sydney on Saturday, at noon, bound for Auckland. The vessel is due here at dirylight on Thursday next. After discharge she will go to the usual southern ports. Arthnr H. Nathan and Co., Ltd., are the agents. In the Eastern Canadian service the steamer Devon left Sydney on Saturday for Auckland. She is due here on Thursday Cnnndian merchandise will go to the usual southern ports. Tlie -New Zealand Shipping Co. arc the agents for the vessel. TUQRA AND IHTJMATA. A csble has been received by Mr. J. B'MeFarlane from Noumea to the effect that the barque Tuora was expected to leave Fa-bro Island on Thnreday or Friday last for Auckland. The cable also stated that the Craig steamer llmmata had put in to Noumea on Thursday short of coal. Xne Thora has lieen expected at Auckland for some time past, and it was thought likely that a barque sighted oft Cape Brett on Saturday would prove to be the- overdue vessel. In J)nn«din the fhnmata has been looked for c-ery <lay. Apparently it was found after the lhumata had left Fabre The coal supply would not be sufficient to carry the vessel to Emnedin, and the call was made at Noumea In consequence.