SHIPPING.
isunsof-r Thi?. evening. 4.40. Snnrl-se: To-morrow morning. *T.H. ftl.mn: Last Quarter, July ].".. at 1.2 p.m. HI CXI WATER. Vucklan. To-day (bin a.m. 0.:12 p.m. Au.-klaml Thurs. ii.T.t. a.vi. ,1.17 p.m. "v.-lumen Tlmrs. 4.27, a.m. 4.47 p.m. Miinnkaii ll_.Tliurs. .-',.-_'.-. : , ni. "..47 p.m K.iic.ir.i II Thurs. J. 17. a.m. 4.:!7 p.m. Tidal Constants. Tn T.c ad-Jed or snli-t-a't.-d from high water at Auckland: — Wlimg.-irei minus :. minutes. Thames plus 1" minutes. T'l.urauen minus V 2 minutes. Russell phis _T iniuulcs. Corolnuniiel plus 1.. isiiniili'b. The lide at A-ncklsin.l Ti-.cs. fi Iff ibis n florin...n _o_ s.t-.ft. and s.sfr In-mo-rr.iw iii. 'ruing and ai'iernoon respeeiivoly.
AITRIVALS. YKSrTFKDAY. MA NAT A, s..s_ C. A. Mac.ndoe. 15..V. p.m.. '■-~, Wlianiatrei. Passenger.-. Misses si llierbind, U.-Jjeim. Dogwood. Denl. Tito. .I.'iughis Wntl. C!iiis|on. .Mesdiimes P.ur- ..- • , Re.-isl.-i G0.1.11n. Nobcs. McKay. M---■--. itevli-s. Hurtini. Hoges. Russell, W,..„|. Mirir. AbleTton. "1 ~nng. Hull. Stiirn. v I iiehe.i'l. Wilson. Dixon, Kelly, II 111. Carn'l. Vl|h.nd. lo.wnurd. Curlier, lllum'..rl-. Carrier. Maihuna. Goddill. Sleven- ■ .... Mo vim ban. King. Anders,, i. Ilipn.se. ■ :|i,,:-cc. M, K_v. lUucklock. Dixon. Cliud- .> ik. Craliam. Captnln .McLean and 111 ■ iiu;.. Sortji.Tii ,-,... agents. S< il' I'lil-TRN .'ROSS. s.s.. T.ir.'.. 11. Bur- . ■- T.lo p.m.. from 5010n.,,!, Islands. New i I.•'■:•:.I.-. .Hhl Norfolk Island. Passenger-: IE ( Iflid. Cooper. Quintal. Mcs.llime-. •.< N iiud 2 '-I.il.lren. Spain and child. \|.-<r- llemjcr-oii. (.iiiinl.il ,'-',. Rev It. .I. siiuitHjns.—Hea'ner, lloberion, Ltd., T.wuvilAss. C. I' ilreenberg. at 5.40 .1. In.in Paen.a. Northern ('.,.. agents. r.11.1-IVI'OAVK.I.I.. ---. H. Peters™, al s it, p.m., from wlia injure I. Norihcrn Co., il gents. THIS '..AY. KENT S.S.. ".„-,_'T. 11. McClbl.on. al 2.1« : n from Tnwrosiville and Sydney. A. 11----,Ni.l - ~,. Ltd.. age.!!-. SOIALL. in. 'Ml. V.. Cay. 0.31 a.m. -~.;„ i;isb.«rtie and l-'..i-i .'..as: bays. i; . ImnNoli ami Co.. UtiL. agents. i LA.VS.MAIN, .s.s.. MvLcd. ul 7..10 a.m.. ■ ..in Itiisoen. Pa-scngers: Misses M•i\« :-/..•'. Sansnm. i'ramoii.l. Messrs. Seaion. W li.iuis. Kin. Turner ll'i. llamill. Mr. and Mr- Riddle.—!Snrrlleni Co.. agents. ISABELLA IMORRALNK. iiiixiliarr - homier, at fl.nn a.m.. l*r..iu Hoklanga.— M ,snr. agent. lASMAS. s.s.. Faulkner, srt 71.20 a.m, r-om Whakjirnne. -Northern Co.. agems. WAI.IT.VIII. s.s.. Hopkins, at 2 a.m.. from lircat .Harrier. — Northern Co.. ugents. nF.i'.viri'rni-'.s, VESTKRDAY. MAITAL s.s.. "..o!i:i. A. Carson. 1.43 |, in., r,r lilast Coa-st tiinl Southern vris. \\ AI M -VlLl E, s.s.. .1. iFTecniaii. LIT. p.m., for 'I'aerißi. KF.RKIIi*. kot-uh. FJ4. It N. Anderson, for Nlm: .Cook Groupi. Pas-s.-ng.-r: Mr. THIS DAY. NHAPUHI, s-h- HanltarQ. nl 7 a.m., from Tauranga. l'.-i«seiigcrs-: Misses -Ylilionev. Thomas. .Mesdanies Powley. o'SbaugJiiiesay. Mitchell. Thomas. Nvionan, l-'.u.ks. StandTn, Jordan, Stceilman. Messrs. Hell. o'Shanuglines-s-y. StamHn. Metherell. R.iwe, Peters. I'biruie. Clejriaon. Limlirk, Dykes. Mttohem, Hauler, linker, Ilromgn...i. Steedinan. Mcil-bisha,.. Young, Uiiiwii. Doneasler. Culler. Rarmti, lUcketts, Carrel t. Logan, rut!. Ward. Muster Pow- ... and ". peerage.—SmfiVni c., agcuts. UNION COMPANY'S MOVEMENTS. BAST COAST. Thursday —Taruwora. arrives from Dunedin I.vtielton, Wellington, Napier, anl ni-1.0ri,,'-: Wajrnna sails for Kalptirn. Friihiv-'-Bakanmi arrives from Fiji: Rosamond arrives from Gisborne; Karori .-,rri.es from Newcastle. Saturday.—Tarawera sails for Gisborne, Napier Wellingto.-.. Lyttelton. an.l Dnneilin: Koromiko arrives from Westport: Wanaka arrlv?>.-!,s'rf.m Tirmiru, IJltifi, and 0.-iniarti. WEST COAST. Thursday—Ktrrawa sails for New Ply.Saturday— Rarawa arrives from New Plymouth. COASTAL PASSENGER SERVICE. EXPECTED ARRIVALS. •To-day. —Pueroa. Wakmurio. «t S p.m. Cabbage. Hay, cl 1 --, Botomahana, at T. p.m. Whangarei. Kanieri. Nt 0 p.m. Thursday. -Command*'!, Rofoiiialiana, at T. p.m. Thames. Wakatorc. ar T. p.m. ■Paeroa. 'Taulwha. at •■> p.m. Whangarei. Mnu-Jki. al ti.47, p.m. Mitrs-.len Point, etc., Clielin-slold, nr. 11 p ni. GTe-.ii J'.an'i.T. Waiuiuhi, ft o Warkwonh, .■!--., Hauhl; at 1 p.m. Kawau. etc. Kawau. Nt 7 p.m. Pnhoi. Kotlll. Nt -CIS", p.m. Sllverdalc, -re, On wa, at ri.r.n |, :n. PROJECTED- DEPARTURES. T...,-. iv —Great Harrier. Waiotahl, at m',l--nlghT. JJhii-H.l'en Point, otc, Chelmsford, at >i p.m. Pncr-.a. Tanin-'ia. .n -t..°f) p.m. Port Charl.-. etc. Weka, ai midnight. Whaneaxei. Manaia. n; 10 p.m. l_ur-.li! c.,r..iiiiin.l"l, Rot'.m.-ihana, at S a.m. 1'..e.-.,-i. ivtilmarlo. nl 7. p.m. Taip-niKSi. Nsapuhi. at 7 p.m. Thames. Wa'jiierr, at a in. Whangarei. ivanlerl. al ,*.:.> p.m. Hr.kl.-.n.i. Claymore, fn.m linehnnga. it 2 p.m. Neiv I'i.'-month. Rarawa, from i trioaiunga. at -". p.m. projected pepartpres. !!,.RoR.VTA. s.s.. for Wellington: Sept. 2 KINI" 5..5.. for Wellington: July Id M \ MARL -.-. Tor London; July 2ti MAKI !:..'.. K.Ms., for Sydney: July _s. MAITAI. s.s.. for Southern ports: Jul;- _S MARAMA. R M.S.. for Vanciuver: .1 ti 1-J T.I RIVERINA. s.s.. for Sydney. July Lid si SSEN", s.s., for Ti-elllngton; August .) TVKAWKKA,- s_jy for Solith*T_ ports; July »s I \I i'Mv, s.s.. f.»r Eastern Pti.-ltle: Jnlv 2S li RAKTN'A. s.s. for Wellington: July _; VICTORIA, s-s.. for Southern ports; July ul WANAKA, s.s,"for Southern ports. July ls The Koromiko. which is now in Wesl i. .- i- ftillv luri.-n wiih .-..al for Auckland. Is prevented from sailing. b> bad w,:.-h'er on ibe bar. Tl,,- auxiliary s.fliooner Isabella Defrain, r,.,| liils loornhig from lloUiauga : i 5,,,,„ She is 1" be .locked here during !!.,• .\.-.-k. \1,.---. I.cyL.l'.J O-p.rien-s tug l.oal Si. 11a i ~ I, ,jk.-:i iiu.. Ibe gniviug .10-k fo, ..•in'lpg and itilntluß. Afterwards tic v . ss-l .v 111 I"- taken back t.. li-r an, horagc I ... .... ._ Kereru sailed yesterday after . ,■„- Nine, with mills and iuivi-.| ...rgo. 5;... .!,.j-.i1.l li- ba.-k iv Auckland aboii llir .! of August. I lie l;b-tiaJ-,l--ou steajner Sniiaii which ...led early IhU rao.-n'og f-.,,,. C.s n- ,-..| Las- Coasl. I, lo sail again !•• night , ..(, general .-arc.. ;.,r _aj |..,.- ..,..1 <; ■ I „ i-oiite from An kiatol !•• 1...1id..n. i „ - inn. .saii::. and \il..-,i, I:c .- Kin ,', • , .-. 1...i from Alf.ni" Video on lit." ..fi.n n of July Oth- The Tesscl. *liidi lefi Ay. '.. r.J .jn J.iffe Ift.n. is One a .r Ihc end of lb-is moLlai. I'be Union Conrpajiy uhi-e ilni :u, Winatß ks not utrvr <mc at Au.-klmd ..i:., pr'Ulijce team porl - nil :i Sj'nr day. __» w—< bad been ,jeluj..| .. bei .«at__c ....
Ir Is announced that the Ttnsslan sailing ship Puinpa has 1 ii fixed to load :1 t >|~r . | scillcs shortly for Dillieilin. The Pinupn Is a vessel ~f tjnn ions, and is commamleil by Captain, .hiiiscii. T1,,. Inlon Cnmpnnv-.s steamer Tarawera Is due here at about noon to-morrow from •/iiitie.lin. via ports Slip will berth at yi!, Queen's wharf. The R.M.s. Wllfochra is due at Welling:., ton tn-iitorrnw 111..ruing rrom Sun Francisco, via Papeete ati.l Rarotonga. She continues li"i- louruey tn Sydney from Wellinirton ou Friday ev.-'iiing. Il Is exp cl that the Wait-ona will set away 10-morrow for Knipara. where sjie lifts'n t|iMiif|iv ~r limber for Sv.inev. She stlbsi.i|lientlv loads coal at Newcastle for New- Zealaii.l. The Shaw, SnviU. and Albion liner Mil marl, i ow dS-charriug carco Tr-un Home al Hie iit.uT. will conic io Auckland via Whangarei. Si,,, should be here on August Ist. 1111,1 is ii 1 1,, sail a few days later for Home The Mclamsian Mission. steamer Southern i'fuks arrived bark lasl night from an extended cruise of" the Mission stations al Solomon Islands, New Hebrides, nu.l Norfolk Island. Tbe voynire was uueveut fill thr<ill_h..ui. Tbe M'ssel will be rem..v...1 lo hum.rings oil rampbell's Point (luring Ilie week, and will remain mere until Sep teniber next, v. b-oi she sails on another cruise. The German steamer Wulkure has been ccr_lrlenilil.v delayed since lb-r arrival "tn New Zealand waters, in the lirsl-InsULii.-e. sue was conipe I ~, no from New Plymouth 1.. Wellington io have her boiler* ri'palre.l. This work enUillo.l considerable expense, and lhc vessel was .leuiilteil a I Wellington .fo, nearly three weeks. She I lien lefi \V..|!lngiou I'or Westport to load bunker." prior in pr..,vo.line to M.ika.ica, Island io i.,1,e In ph..s-i«hates for Hum burs. When il, - vessel arrived off Weslpon bar. on Wednesday la-t. ii was found that a big sea. which was running, pre veil led her negotiating (be entrance. .She waited iv Hi.- ronilst.-uii iinlil .Sunday afternoon, when ii wis ei-,I io go v. Wcllingaon. While l:i WestiK.rt roadstead, the Wuikure lost, is rciorU',l. iiu anchor and about _fi Tail,..in- . ;' cable chain, and hi addition si'-iain.'d r...n,e ilama.e lo her win,U._s. Hhe arrhe.l i„ Wellington on Mon.biy cvetiiu- and i- taking in bunkers anil undergoing further repairs ai lite Southern port. FRANKI.YN I.IE TO-MQJRROW. 'II" A ami A. Lines steamer Franklyn. j which sailed from Sydney at dayllghi on Saturday last, is due here to-morrow. The vessel, whi.-li i- originally from New York. In,- -on,-- 1 _' .i ion- of general cargo f..r Am-klati.l. She completes discharge at l.yilelt.ii, mil linncdin. Messrs. A. 11. Nathan. Lid., arc Hie agents. INVERTAV COMING. Tlie sdiner lnveriav. which is under cbiirler I.i the Federal Shire Line, is expected here on July -27. from l.iverponl. Messrs. A. 11. Nullum, L 1.1.. ihe loetil agents, advise thill the vessel is nol bring ing passengers, but has :t1(lll tons of cargo lor Auckland. The lnveriav will subsoil'! I.v \isii Wellingion. Lvltclloii, am! 1'....c11n. .mplele dU.-liari.-c. WAIMANA FROM LONDON. Messrs. I. 11. Sat Ira Ii an.l "'.. . 1.1,1 local agciils lor Hie Shaw, Snvill nnd Albion Line advise I hal the steamer Wa!nn i- due I,ere on .lulv S: from London. The vessel i- bringing a iargc cencral cars.-., from Home, and will complete discharge in P.lniT. THE FIONA. The Colonial Sugar Company advise that they have decided to dlspat.-h the steamer Fiona ul .", p.m. lodav for Fiji. The vessel has been waiting at Auckland r..r the I'niou Coitipauv's collier Kamona. which was bringing a full cargo of coal from WestiH.rt. Including2ooo loos for the Fiona. It has been decided, however, no: to further delay the Fiona iiuril the Kamona's arrival. It Is probable rhat the hitter vessel will now be .liveried Xrniii Auckland. oRSi.VA s PASSENGERS. A Press Association message from Melbourne states runt the Orient liner Orsova, which has arrived at the Victorian port from Ijouilou, i la ports, brought the following passengers for New Zealand:—iMesilamcs Watt. Roberts Kirkpirtrick. Arthur, Misses Arthur. Richardson. Grey. Godfrey. Everciu Messrs. Crecnhiuc. White Watt. Mouut, sanilford. Roberts. Klrkpatrlck. LOADING FOR NEW YORK. Eill-lv this morning tlie Federal Shire Lines' .int.. steamer Kent arrived fro... Sydney, aud was berthed at KU. King's wharf. 1., commence -loading for I'.nsioii and New York. She will load n large quantity of frozen meat, other produce, and general cargo here, and is timed to sail at noon to-morrow for Wellington, where she completes her intake. Captain MeCihhon is still in ci.tnimind of the Kent, and wi:h bim ar" D. P.aylv (Hrs.l officer). F. Taylor Iscondl, W. Thnlen (third), an.l C Monro tfourthi. The cargo from Australasia taken by tl,,- Kent will probably take up the whole of her currying capacity of some Tc.Vi tons. The Australian Hows include T.'Ji tons of copper.
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Auckland Star, Volume XLV, Issue 167, 15 July 1914, Page 4
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