SHIPPING.

Auckland Star, Volume XLIV, Issue 278, 21 November 1913, Page 4

SHIPPING.

M«2'! Age: Last Qtiarter, XoTeE.b«r 21, s; 7.28 B.IS. Ttds eTeslng. 6.43. HIGH WATHH. AackUcd Frtdey. — O.iSp.ia. Ascslac-d.-.-Satiirday, 0.44 a.m. 1.19 pita. on«:rrjS?2 Sjtcnlay, 4.14 a.m. 4.4S p.m. M2i3ijnH..B«rnT'l27, 3.14 a.n. 3.4S p.m. KEij/ara H Satarclay. 4-4 a.m. p.m. T!"} a! ?oK3tact3 (to be ald e<l or sr:b-tra.-ted frorr high Trattr at &ncUaad: — v.'ijaßsarel zn'nas 5 inlnntM. Taamea pcs \<> mlcates. Tauraasa tainns 12 miantea. pli3 17 niinrite?, Coromaiidei plus 10 E^ina^ea.

ABEI~ALS. YBSTEKDAT. WATMABXE:, 5.?., J. Freeman, at 7.10 p m., from Paeroa—Northern Co., asenis. DAPH.VE, =.».. E. H. Goertz. at 320 p.m., fioa Tiar^e.?.—Northern Co.. agents. JIA.N'AIA, s.s . 1150 ton?, E. Siepnensoa. at 7.55 p.m., from V.'tatzarei. M:sb«3 Ciec4oa. HcOregor, Howard, blacslock, Wiillam?. SaiiV/n. Sa-viLe. Nurse WTuyud, Ifedames Uva*. Kc-ote, Wrizbt. Join-on 2ccl fluid. Wallbank. Dave. Baiter. Haodyikte. Hozdm. M»r fon. Sabritzfkv, Gtway, iftviiiE. Cbaj/lin. Messrs Ceoney, Cafl»r. Storey, E4*-ard=;. HearseU, Tltmar«a. Craffbaw, LaireEron. Ne.'.on. Foote. *>.--dD3P, Benr;»y. •Sbi'rwr) K»6iii~. Moody. Kenney, T>jv!«. :SEeJton. Manoii. Mer-'.n. Kerr. O'llm-e. Dr. Duncan, Captala Woods, and 11 steersite —Nortiern Co.. az«Dtr WaIOTABT, s.s., r Hopkins, at T. 20 p m., from ttie Great Barrier Mr? Gro«siE3on. Me3«r* Sr&itb. Medrtdee, E;s".iweij.—>*orib«rn i"«., ajents. THIS DAT. EOTOIIAHANA. s.s., A. Stepbensoo. froiD Coromacd*: —Northern Co.. INVEKAN, 3J., 435", Spencer, from VtllHltdSO. MAEiJIA, s 5 . tons, T RrAls, at 10 j a.m., from feyiizej. r'f!.-.se?.zer3: Firs: «alo<3=—Misses AttrMgfr. Pr»ston. Rooke. 'jnniirjisg # Lott*, Ktliy |2>, C^sneo^," Mesda'x** ildcer. Roseorca;. Pre-.toE, KsHtor. Ford. Cnssmicg. K:=si;i.g and child, .!■-•=-. Thr«>t. JobiiioE. KUis, GlaSlng, Cb'iZDN-r-, Difkle, Wailsce. HE-rper, Meiir?. P.-e*too, Karring'ijl, 1.-sltrli, KliSllE?. Adamsoil. Attiasoa. KcsTelJ. Bnrtoii, Sfernioar. Jobcstoo Gar<llc»r Eeiiziger, Eilis. i,!-*![ij. McEenna, Scerer, Smart. C'Jisrf, liarh'-fe. Spratt. tCcS'.e, McKay. ?»-nr.'l rlaas—Jliesea Alty. McKay. Campbell. P»k, Gambel. Sasipsoa TreTf.iyao, Turner. Hopgod, Hanson, SeccooiDe. CouOcn, SntciSCe, Monk, Clesg, iltsdaines R'.hit-. and Infact. Fiee'l. Greeaawar, Pur<!y, Jtffriea, Gambel, RlfbardS, Carries. Delauey. Suttoa, Eagar, GreaUirei. -ian;»«. Carrick Moak. Rot,lea. Be-. Messrs Cherry. Youne, FerBw-'-=, B!<sfiin;'oc. Ri'-iar'Js, Rear-loa. Bcf. McGn'.nnt-ss, Ssttoa, Cairo, Rlebmocd. Jam's. Tu'-kfrr Hanson f2j Stuart. Mahocey br'.thers. Cavec, P:r.e, Htcrombt, Bon.i r-xo Gara-ID-μ. Mastaeh. Hirst, Kohics. and 13 =;eerage.—Union S.S. Co.. ace-ts. THIS DAY OPAWA. s.s. 7230. Uyley, at 1.35 a.m.. for Tokemara Bay, GUljome and WelUngton —Xciv Zealand Sblpping Co., agents. DEPASTURES. YESTERDAY.. NGAPUHI, 5.3.. T. Hanitain, at 7.10 p.m. for Teuranza. TA-N'IWHA. 8.5., r. F. Greenbenr. at .'J 50 p.m.. for Paeroa. THIS DAT. PAEROA, f.s., 01 tons, J. Ta-w. at 0.20 a lE., for I'orr Charles an<3 way ports. PROJECTED DEPARTURES. ATUA. 8.5., for Sydney. December 2 MaIXKNO, E-s., for Sydney; December 1 MAKCR4, s.a., for Sydney; Norember 2i MAItAMA, 8.E., lor Vanconver; Nov. ■£> MAijAl'.A. s.s.. lor »iuiir.v: D-_cciiiber lfi ENXERDALE, s.s., for ■Wellington; Nov. 19 UNION COMPANY'S MOVEMENTS. EAST COAST. Saturday—Marama sails for Suva, Honolulu, and Vancouver. ■ Monday—Wanaka galls for Gisborne, Napier, Wellington, Lyttelton, Dtraedin, Tliaaro, and Eloff. WEST COAST. "Satarday-r-Baratv arrives from New PiyDouti. COASTAL PASSBXGEP. SEHVICE. Expected Arrivals This Day:—Tanlwha, from-Paeroa, at. 7.30 p.m.; Kanlerl, from . "Wcangarel, at & p.m. Projected Departures Th! 3 Day:—Daphne, fr>r Mercnxy Bay an'l Talma, at 0 p.m.; WaJmarie, for l*aeroa, at 4 p.m.; Walotabi, for Tnames. at 0 p.m.; Maoala. for WtaDgarel, at 10 p.m. The Union Company's steamer Wanaka is coir timed to sail at 3 p.m. to-Tnorrnw for Sonthera ports. Tbe Craig Eteamer Inga, which arrived at KaJpara from yesterday. Is completiE? ter loading of 'tlmbpr "there for Sydney. On Tnesdar next the Sbatr, Eavlll, and Albion Coxcp-ny's steamer Arawa Is due at LoDo.on, via way porte. ico arrived at Hobart on Wedcesaaj last. It .ig-thnn-»nr probable that the steamer M3lTal,"'n-nlcli has been laid up at Port Chalmers for some, weeks, or the Warriinoo, will sail for ■ Lyttelton, Wellington, Napier, Glsbora», Tokomarn Bay, and Ancklard. The Jtaliai) «hlj> I>och Garr<> was reberthed at S. No. 2 jetty, yesterday, to unloati the balance of her Aacklanrl cargo. She is to sail .subsequently for Wellington. Advice lias been receiver! that the (JerTcaii eteamer Burgermeister Hachmann, 4.315 tons. Captain Sfhntt. left Sw York LytteltoD, ana bancdln, witij 'a full naxgo of case oil. .See should arrive here about Jacunry 23rd. Included In the latest charters nre the schooner H. D. Elenfiixen (S7l tons), which Is to io.id lumber at Columbia River for Napier, and the barque Triton (688 tons;, •which is to bring a cargo of phosphates from Mald-.m Island to Auckland. THE WAIHOEA. t<. Is reported by the Union Company that the 6'.rr.-imer Walhora, which Is at present loading a coal cargo at Newcastle for Java, !s to afterwards visit and load merchandise at Singapore and Sumarang for Auckiaiid and other New Zealand ports. The is replacing tbe Waltoma which Tras originally fixed for the berth, and which is now held up at Port Chalmers. The Walhora should arrive here towards the end of February. MA KAMA. FOR VA2SCOUVEE. Ta route from Sydney to Vancouver, the mall llaxama s-rrtved at Auckland t.'.is nicfmir.g, arid waa berthed at QF, •.'■:eei;'i v. harf. to diaemlwrk passengers .-.1 i.; jjeceral cargo. The vessel will reioaia ot Auckland over rrifht. and is -t;-.-_r-; xa sail for Snva, Hotioluln and Vancr.nver s.t o p.m. co-morrow. On the pas».se ccγ-vss vi.« Tisman Sea. variable winds -_■-■■ rocjd! rvere the order. The "~-t!7'' r ' r '- " d,e " Viucocver on V<iIXVEEAS FOE BUNKERS. da^ n ~;" e^. Dec - tc,l at Auckland to- -.--■ ■■-'- -.he tramp ELeamer Inveran from , '■'■ , l so. route to Sydney The l n VV"* '\.-'! Soa tt America on October 24 *•- ■■■-■-: .::osfc auoard knew noOiin" of rlie

THE CORI.VTHIC. Messrs. L. D. Nathan and Company, Ltd. lo'-al azents for The Shaw, Slvlll. and Alnlon Company, bare advi3ed that the loading London cargo 2: Wellington, is expected to visit AccfclßEd asoi:t December 1 Is; for H-rceward loadlre. She will retarn to Wellington to complete, beinjj nuw i fixed to leave that port anally for way ports London 02 2C*th. ISLAND STEAHEKS. Ha-rtt:? left Anckla&d for Sydney, f'.a port? on November sth—one day late—tie as. Zoln-L Is expe<-t-:-4 10 leave"Moms Bay fFiJij) tills afteraooc for Sydney, where she is due on Wedn«3d2v next. November j 28th. Tfce Cnion CorcpaLj , ! eteemer A;ua. | which left Sfvdney on Nnvetsber 4:h for Anckland rta Fiji. Sascoa. =cd Tonga. !e to s-ill from to-4a7. The 1 ■ ves?el is fine here on Thursday next, November 271h. • I A RAW A AT HO BART. whtch left Lo-idnn on C'ctoSer &:h fn r \Ve\- ! lingion, via Anstrallan ports, arrival at Hohirt Pn Wednesday last. She lj Immigrants, an*l to have sailed again for Weillngton at 5 pru. yesterdaj for the Southern port, with 4SI immigrants. 1 her 24th for London, where Eh'» shocid I arrive on February 4fb. THE ZEALANDIC. Now at Sydney, the White Star liner I Zealan<l;c l= expected to leave that port i at any time for the four main ports of j New Zealand. The vessel, whicb is expect*"! : here early next week, is brioijir.g l,~Mf) I toes of cargo for this port. The vessel left Liverpool oa October 4th. arrived ai i Fremantie on November 7th, anS at Sydney I lasi Monday. THE TCRAKINA. Tie New Zeaiand Shipping Coaipiny'3 liner Tnrailna arrived at i'ort Chalmers from London, via Cape Town, thia inorninK. la addition to the members of uhe ! KOV2I Artiilery iiand, who are coming nnder engagement to the Auckland Exhibition, the vessel brought a number of pa=by train on Tuesday morning. The Turatlca i 3 sabseicently to visit Lyttelton and j Xlmaru to complete her discharge.