SHIPPING.

Auckland Star, Volume XLV, Issue 169, 17 July 1914, Page 4

SHIPPING.

Sutwf: Tills evening, 4.51. TiMiinrruw nHirriUi" , 7 1 iXuon: Xi>\v. .Inly -j: , ,, n l.S^p.m. HIGH WATER. Aii.-Ular'iJ, .. .T.i-dnv, 1.40 a.m. 2.2 p.-n. An Vl,in.! Saturil:iy, 2.31 a.m. 2.M p.m. <>: 'i-iniiu.i... .Simni.iy, 0.1 a.m. 11.114 pm. x ! .:-i'-,, in 11. .S:itnnfeiy. r>.l a.m. ."p.24 p.m. Kjin.-irii H.. ..Sivtutlay, 13.G1 a.m. G.ll p.m. Tidal Constants, to ndded or snl)' fr:i"led frnm lilgh water lit Aurklnnd:Wbaognrrl minus ." mlnutrs, Thames plui 10 inlnutPM. T:iiir:in::i minus 12 mliiulps 11ii=si>11 plus 17 iiilnulcs. t'oromandcl plu: J" r,limit.•>. Tlif t;d" at Auckland ri*e« S.r.rt thl< • ftiTiioftii ami B.4ft to-morrow inorulug atul

ARRIVALS. YESTERDAY. M.XKAIA, ».».. F. A. Mniindoe. at l',.r>o 1 in., from Whangurel. Pass-eugers: Mosihimes Mnxon. Fraser. Jones. Anderson, 'l'inrlall. IMckcrson. Misses MoLeod. Carnie, «;rnh. Oadman. Hnrd. W.ukl. Main. MUWiI-1!, llcmsts. llawllus.-luiw. urr. iiTonm. Char,t< ris. Muln, Mi-LooiL ili'Leun. McKay. S.tle, royntpr, Keyworili, MelhnWi, Palmer, rlnvklc, Mi-CuKnn, MrPlirp'on. Taylor, 1-raser. Johnson. South, Morehnd. Fitzprrbh.iii, \V,-.iv,-r. Hray, Tilibttts, McCorkinilali'. Ni-wi-11. May, Cole. Ajidersou, Tln■il.ill. lioml. StcplK-ns. Hanson, Wilson, McI'herson, Hnnter. Mays. Rtlmimits, Jones, .M-nrison, Robertson. Fisher. Young. Miller, n d attendant, Hurlzel, Xt-whoiiHP, ami Jhre« stPO-rngp.— XorUienj Co.. auiiits. WAJ< VTAjai. s.s.. t\ UnpUns, at 420 j> m., from the Ureal Barrier, raswupcrs: XlHsdnnios Turner ami son. Uya.i. .Messrs. Kyan. Warren. Flr-rnn. M-Lcod. ,I:cv. Yonas -Xm-tnern Co.. :i«pnt» TANIWHA. .■-_<'., C. !■'. llrc-.'iitH'rj:. at 9.3.1 j..in., frnni I'neroa.— Nurthi-rn Co.. acrents. BADK.vrOTVRLI., IL .Peter?™, at P..15 p.m., from Whangnrtf.—Korthrrn Cnal <n, ujjpnts. WKKA. s.s.. K. Ki-aUp.v. at 11.1.". p.m., ■fmiii I'nrt Cliarlps and way ports.—Xntthem In, ns.-als. TIII¥ IiAV, '■nEUiPFnnti. tut., v. Bpji-li. from tilnr*lpn Point an'l way jmrth-. Northern rioXA. barquf. «IS. jrnnns. from Ncw-t-iiHtlr.- Winstonp. Jij:eiit>. ij.ld HEfArtTTrRBS rtErARTtTOES. VRsrrcumAY. S'iAPr'TH. T. Ilaultttln. at 710 p.m.. lor Tnnrnnga. WALVLARJK, 8.5., 1. Frepman, nt D.l-l p.m., for P:ieroa. THIS DAT. NOATIAWA. s.e., AY. Bark, at p.m., ic r Tnnranau. WEKA. p.-"., K. Kratlpy. at IL2O a.m., for I'tirf t'liurli's and way ports. UNION COMPACT'S MOVEMENTS. EAST COAST. Siitnrtlny- RnkHnoa nrrivos from Fiji: Knriirl arrives from Xowrastle: Tarntvora sails Tor Cislinrnc. Napier Wellington. I.yttPlton. oiKl Dunedln: Wannka arrivps n-'im 'I'lniani. I'.hilT. ami Oaruarn; RosaWEST GO AST. S'atnrdiiy— Rarawa arrives from Xew Ply. mouth. VESSELS i>" POHT. FUAXKLYX. 5.5 . at KE, King's wharf. .Mi ii;.i, s.s.. In siri-am. ' '1.l i;i >N. harqupntlno, at SX. No. 2 jetty fTAIJ OF ENGLAND, s.s.. at Ql>. Queen's wharf. SiM IiIERN CROSS, 5.8.. at raoorins TAUAWKUA. s.s.. at QF. ynpen's nhnrf. ■UAIUINA, s.s., at ill!, Hobsc.Q wharf rnnjECTED depajitdres. DEI.PIIIC. s.s.. for New York; Anjnißt 7 1-KiNA for Sydney; Aumist 2(1 M'IICOKATA. s.s.. for AVellington: Sept. 2 31AMARI. 5.5.. for Loti-ou; July 20 JIAKCIIA. K.H.S.. for Sydney: July 23. ■MAITAI. s.s., for Southern ports; July 28 MANAMA. X U.S., for Vunc-iuver; July ai IUIIKNIi s.s.. fnr Sydnpy: July Si MA.MARI. s.s.. for Ulutoni Aujnist 5 >AVr'A. *.»., for Si>uth Sea An- .", NIAiiAHA, R.M.?.. for Sydney: Anaiist 2j ROSAMOND, s.s.. for (iLsborne: July 20 ItIVERI.SA, s.s.. for Sydney; July 20 s.s., for fVeJllncton: August 6 ••iOtTriKKN CROSS, s.s., fnr New IlebriilPa; Srptrmhpr 1", STAR OF KXULA.VD, s.s.. for Napier: July is TARAWERA, Bja., for Southern ports; July IS TAI.rXE. s.s.. for Eastern Pacific: July 2S TI ItAKINA. s.s, for Wellington: July 23 VICTORIA, s.s., for Southern ports; July 21 V.ANAKA. s.s.. for Southern ports; July IS s.s., for Southern ports; July EXrICTEU AURITAI.S. iXPtLO-BRAZILIAX, s.s.. from Montreal; XoTi-mhpr S IAXfiLO-EnyPTIAX, s.s., from Montreal; September S BANKFSIURE, s.s.. from Sydney; September I'hl.l'llic, =.«.. from Southern ports; An-l-liiNA."'(>J>- - from Fiji: Anfrnsx 1" FRAM bq.. from Seychelles Island; to sail IXVKRTAV. from Liverpool; July 23 HAWKE'S Bfli. «.s., from London; Aug. IS HOKORATA. *•■".. from Sydney: September KARORI. s.s.. from Xewcastii , : July 17 K.MKiHIIA. s.s.. from London: Aug. 22 K.MiWIT OF G A-KTEK. s.s.. f-oin Sloni ro.-il: Oi-ti.ber 8 KITtOW. s.s_ from Fiji: .Tnly ir. KAKASIEA, ss., from Montreal; Anguat JOKO ITEAD. barquentlne. from Columbia Hirer: to sail M\I!ERK 5.5., from New York: July 23 MARAMI. s.s.. from WhODgnrel: 1 iIiUAMA, X.M.S.. from Sydney: .Inly 30 MAHKXO. s.s. from Sydney; July 2G MAKIRA, R-M.s., from Vanc.-ouver; July MAITAI, 5.3., from Southern ports, July 26 MARERE. s.s.. from New York; .Inly 23 MORAYSHIHE. .--s., from Sydney: (letobet NCJATOKO. s.s.. from liivymoui h: July 21 NAIIiNSHIRE. s.s.. from Liverpool: Auc. 2C N\'-'TA 5.8., from South Sea Islands; " July i~ IM AC Alt A, R.M.S., from Vancouver; Angns I'lTlll-lifA. c.s.. from Tlmnni: July 23 I'AKEHA. s.s. lrom London: m pn'l Aug. 1 RAKAXOA. s.s.. from Fiji; July IS Ku.-AM'lM'. h\. from I'lSl'onif; July If Rl\ KRIXA. s.s.. from Sydney; July IB KAMiATIKA, X.8., from Liverpool; August 20 SOFTTIKRX CROSS. 8.5.. from Xorfoll Island: July -'il ffinilEßN. s.s.. from St. Johi;; Aug. 10 ,«I> ; sr.X s.s.. from Sydney; Aneiist 1" STI'I Zi:.NFELS, s.s., from New York Aueust 10. BTAIC ul' LVDIA, s.s;, fvom London, Julj STAR OF AUSTPIALIA, i.s., from Xcv Y,,rk: An trust in SI'SSF.X s.s.. from Sydney: August 10 TAI/cNK. s.s.. from Eastern Paclflo: July 2! •1 MIAWEHA. s.s., from Southern ports July 30 VKHDALA. 8.5.. from New York: August II MfTDlilA, S.S., froui Southern ports Jul) ."J WANAKA, s.s.. from Southern ports; Jul wAllltlMOO. n.i... from Southern |iurt.» .Tμ 1 v -:! WAIMAXA. !>.«.. from Lnii.lon: Ji'|r AVILr>F..NFF.L,S, s.s., from New York; ?e[ WISIIAH, s. =~ from Hamburg; Aunust 1'Thp local for Oip Slinw, savlll. an Alhion Comiiany have been advised ttat :h }• M s Talnni sailed from Rio do Janeiro o Siindar last, In continuance of her vnyag from Wellington to London. she left h Soirthern port on. the jSUj June antl I" ' " At hv destination on the oifft juiy,

A cable, has been received stating that the F. and S liner "Westiueuth, en rmrti» from New Zealand ports to London, left I'eri.omhu.o on the 7th inst. rj Althnnsb nothing definite 1? known isays the "Sydney Shipping Lisf) It Is more H rboJi probable lua; the barque -St. Oeran will proceed to New Zealand from liunliiiry. _ Tin- Wniporl was ilue to leave West port for Anekland this afteruoou with a full tiirjrn of coal. She is due here on Monday next. The 1 , , ami o. Company lias placed a contract wjlh Messrs. il:ir!and and Wolff. fnr a new I.l.oriti ton steamer ou the li'ies of Mil- 1! Ms. Maloja. Alter heine considerably delayed .it West port by linil weather on the liar, the I'niou collier KoromtUii crossed outwards yesterday afternoon. She Is bringing n full onreo of coal to Ancklond, aud is due hei'P on Sunday afternoon. The Mc lanes inn Mission steamer SouttlCiimplieils i'ulnt yesterday afternoon. She remains at Ancklsind until September next. !,ast week the Newcastle WaUsend Coal Co' dispatched the his Uermaii -1-ra. barque Magdalene Vlnnen from Newcastle for Taleahiinno with rj»7(i tons of coal. This is the biggest cargo or coal to leave Newcastle this year by a sailer, and the probabilities are that it will not be beaten. The bis steel four-roasted barquentlne Beethoven, which Is overdue at Valparaiso from Newcastle, has been reinsured, at .i 5 miinea.s per cent., and the Norwegian ahip I-nmi-'inore. which left Monte Video ou the JOili March, for .Newcastle, lias been reinsured at from So to IK) piineas per cent. The Wan.ilra was pxpeeted to have left Napier this afternoon for Auckland in continuation of her voynpe from Timaru. She should arrive here with her cargo or produce un Sunday nest, and is fixed to sail on ;he return trip soutU ou the following Wednesday. HUAIIINE AT PLTMOrTH. The New Zealand Shipping Company have received cabled advice which stntes that the KunbitiP arrived at riytnouth yesterdnv her due date She left WcllUmton ror'nome or. June 4. THE ANGLO-RGYPTIAN. X cable has been received which announces that the steamer Anglo-Ecyptlan had sailed from London for Wellington yesterday. The cable probably meant tbiit the vessel had sniletl from Capetown. The \nelo-Bqvptian left Montreal on June a) for Unriiiin and Australasian ports, aud N lirln"iiiK a carpo of Canadian merchandise. The vessel Is due litp about the hesinnln!: of September. SKXUIUTA IN C.ULF. - The bnnruenttne Senorlta is reported in the linll by the lij-'Uihousekeeper :ir IJrl f Tiri. The vessel, whldb is from Newcastle with a ojirpo of coal, was expected to make port late tills afternoon. Bh& Jias made thijourucy across the Tasmsn In 10 day«. KAROUI ANO Tl'<! BI'LU. a A mevK.-ige reeelvul. this morning from rape .Miiria stall's that "a steamer, under i.-ry slow steam, passed i-asi from w-est «ir 11.13 p.m. yesterday." Tlie vessel is evidcntlv Hie collier Karori. which is comhia from" Newcastle with the tvs JJiilil in tow. 'ihc cidli-r which has a full cargo of coal for Amk1;.:..1. is due here late to-nlßht of I'lirly to-niorrow tnornin:. f a THE BAUCJUE RONA. ..,__ - A from Cape Brett otAIPS .tbnt o the barque Rona passed South nt 7.:n> a.m. yestetvbiy. The vo-sel is nine dayn <wt on the voyage from Newcastle, and should show up here (bis evening. She has ix full rarjro of coal for Messrs. Winstone, Ltd. Subsequpntrj- the IConn 'has been chartered _ to loud iiine'at (Ireat Barrier fo' Sydney on account of Messrs. O. 'Hudson and Sons. MORE STEAMERS FOR NEW YORK. Following on the announcement made in yesterday'- "Star" to the effect that the Sbnw, Snvlll and Albion steamer Delphic will load In Now Zealand for New York I and Boston. Messrs. A. H. Nathan, local ' asents Tor the Federal-Shire I»lne, have received advice that both the sreamers TianfTshlre and Momyshiro, will take the loading berth in New Zealand for- the . American ports. The Uanffshire is expected to be here in September, and the Moravshire In Octnher. The Federal-Khire Line's chartered steamer Hororata is also due here in September, wbile the Sussex is expected about the 10th of next montb. It is announced in connection with the litter steamer that, as far as is known at present, she will load in New Zealand at Auckland only.