SHIPPING.

Auckland Star, Volume XLVI, Issue 71, 24 March 1915, Page 4

SHIPPING.

Sunset. This eveuinjr. 5.55. Sunrise: Tc>-rjroTrow inornin::. o.ofl. Moonj.Qrst Quarter,: March 24, 10.1S a.m. HIGH WATER. AtK-tiaad To-day, 0.23 am. 0.46 p.m. Au-.-kiaud Thurs., 1.0 a.m. 1.34 p.m. Onehunga Thurs.. 4.30 a.m. 5.4 p-m. Mauukau Hds„Thurs., - 039 a.m. 4.4 P-m. Ksipjra Hds.. .Tiitirs., 4.2!>-a-m. 4.t>4 p-m. Tidal Constants, to be added to or sub- . traded from .high--wat«i'.at Auckland: — ."Whangarei minus 5 minutes, Thames pins !«.' minutes, Taurahja mThus 12 minutes, Russe'i rlus IT minutes, Coromandel plus 10 minutes. Ihe tide .at Auckland rises S-9ft this evening. «nu S.4ft_ aud - S-Sft to-morro*-moruiiC.." afitrfuoon respectively. Datum • level „.. _._ xtMVe_Auckland Dock'sill. ; Af-JfIVSiS, " YESTERDAY. HAWKE'S BAY, s.s , 10.511. 3. E. Comp- j - ton, ir-.un Loudon, via Melbourne and Syciuev. -ii...:t-ber, Koberton, Lid., agents. MA.vAI... 1159, W. F. Norbury, at 7.5 p.m.. ..L.ai Whangarei. Passengers: — Mesdames Hanlon, -Beutley, Boilers; Mc.Kenzie. Thorn-ton. Carr. Munro, Harrington,. Curtis. Cossill. (jribble, Urquhart, Gregory". Woods* §pragg. Holgate. Graiam. Sackllng, Joues aud 2 children. Johnston and maid. Farmer. Tetae, Hake, ALartin, Taylor. FulCher. Misses Se»tr, Cox. Brandon, Wordsworth, Hockey, N'eale, Morgan. L'rqubart, Wright. Robertson. Crummr. JjeeJing. Stoddart, Baker, Bancroft, l'ycrotl, Conyughain, Veil. Bradley. Nurse. Sutherland. McGregor. Fnk-her. Masters Barker. . Wright, Kelly, Fuk-her, Messrs. Hauloit, Beutley, Brown. Letai a Liueeu. McLeod, Melville, Gordon. Lindsay, Going. Munro. ifallandine, Jones, Druwuibnci. Thompson, Wallace, Harrington. Baiues. EboinusoU. Graf, Vernon Reed, Brown. Strnguell, Miller. Nicholson. Brown. Hall. Sterling. Jones, Menzles,. Uregory, Taylor. Garrett. Sutherlani Saunders. Jouneanx, Goodall. Stevens. Castleton.- Sprags. Cun--nolu, Fanui-r. ,I'almer, Johnston. Benwell. McGregor. Hobertsbaw, -McKenzie, Williamson, Jons. Harrop,' Wallace. Johnston, Manaperc. Farmer, Reed, Harper. Arthur. ■Harrington. Macro, Moss. Baird. McMillan. Lieutenant Crump, Colonel Holgate. Rev. Ingiis. eTchr ierriMrlalsC aad 12 steerage. CHELiiiFOR©. -s.s , at 2.10. p.m., from Tauranga. .....„, , , - - - THISrDSY; DATHNr:. s.s.—ar-9.43 a.m., from Mer<ury Hal. - ■, - - . - -. - CLAN.-MYN. 5.3., at S.lO a.m.. from Rnssel! :..J Opua. Passengers: Miss Wiliiduis: Mesdames Riley. Thompson. Jamiesv v. Blomfield. Stephenson, Messrs '■ -Rlomneid. Stephenson.- -Mclntyre, Beatty, Johnson,, Sujcllffe,. "S-heen. RSey. ;- - - _!_ - NG.ii'UHI. -s-s-,- At- Ji-nu .from Tauratrga," Passengers: Misses_ Ryan, - Cockrahe. Squire," Wildlrig. Mesdames Ware, :. 'McMahon'. 'Brunsv Parkinson,' Adodph. -Srrance and -family.- • .Lysaght. Messrs Xoung, Endean. .Ga-lbraith, Norris. ierland. Flanagban. Autumn. Magor r ' " McDona-il. Teasey. 'Bird, Bruns. Beauchamp. c<itiffin, -McMahon,-Torrance. - Leyland. Harrison. Stewart, Young, 'Latimer; Hay. " '"~ " DEPiTETCKES. _.. I'" TEStEiTD'AY: ' _'". * KANIERI. '.sjaJj'&'lSy'pJn.', for Whangarei.

",„ ,: VESSELSIN PORT. •HAWKE'S BAY, si-V at King's wharf IRIS, s.c, in stream KEREUC. reTCTI, In"~stream MANUREWA, barque, at King's wharf _, - -MOUiIA..-s:e:,- in.stream - — *~ ■ • ■ • - T** VT"_*. s.s-. In stream** ~ NIAGARA. Calliope Dock. ' F.LNOKITA,. barquentine, in. stream - SOUTHERN- CROSS; iirstreaiir ISABEL, barqiientine, at Hobson wharf ' DEPARTURES. ATUA, s.s., for the Islands; April 5 :MA_HES.O, as., -foriSydney. March 23 MOXOWAI, s-s., for South; March -27 - -^'MAKURA^'IkH.s.;-fo-Svdnev; April 5 -- i JIAKUaj. R.M"s.. for Vancouver; April 20 _ NIAGARA, R.M.-S.-, for Vancouvs; March " *$tr.. ■".-* NIAGARA, R.M.S.; for Sydney; May "3 ROSAMOND, S.S., for Gisborne; -March 27 RIVERINA, S.S., for Sydney; March 30. TARAWERA, S-S.. .for cSotrth: April 6 ... VICTORIA. .S.S.. for South: Alarch 30 - "WESTRAEIA, for South; April 3 : EXPECTED' ARRIVALS. ' 'ATUA, sis.,' from Tonga. Samoa, ana Fiji; March 2S BUKDERDALE, 5.&., from St. John; April 6 HALLAMSHIRE, s.s-, from South; March 2B ILMA, barquentine, from Tasmania; sailed March ci KABA.Ui"A. s.s., from South, via Whangarei; -Mxrch 25 - MAHE.VO, 's.s., from' Sydney; April 4 "■•| MAKL'KA, EJtsr, -from Sydney; April 10' JdAKURA. R.M-s.^irom-Vancouver; April 4; NIAGARA, R.M.S., from Vancouver; Slay 2 NIAGARA, B-Mss.. from Sydney: May 17 MONOWAI, from South; March 25 RIVERINA, sjs.. from Sydney; March 20 RANGATIRA, s.-s=. -irom St. John; June o RAKAIA, e.s-, from St. John; June 13 ROSAMOND, s-s., from Gisborne; March 24 . BUAFESC,. from Nova Scotia; AprtL: 10 STAR OF SCOTLAND, s.s., from London; April 5 STAR. OF . INDIA. s;s.; from New York, via -Panama;- 'March 2S. ■ ST. URSULA, s.s_ from South; March 27 TARAWERA, s.s.. from-South; April 4 TAVIUNI, as., from Cook and Sodetv Islands; April 8,

. . VICTORIX-.-s-s.. from South; March 28 TVESTRATiTA, as., from Southern ports; Aprft'l W. H. SMITH; four-masfed schooner, -.from- Columbia River; sailed January 18 KF.AT ANDIC, S.S., from London; April 1 NORTHERN S.S. COMPANY. EXPECTED ARRIVALS. To-day.—Hauiti, .from Coromandel, 5 p.m. Wakatere, from Thames, 4.30 . .» vj . p.m. - - ~Taniwha." from' Paeroa 9 p.m. Gael, -irem-Cabbage Bay, 1 p.m. ..._ _ -Kfljiipri, from Wftangar-el, 10 p.m.. — Thursday;—Ketitir from- ilataifcana, 5 a.m. Great BarWjr, 5 P.m., ..".'.. -Chelmsford, from Marsden Point, etc, midnight, ,- Taniwha. from Paeroa, fO p.m. ." Sfanaiaj -tram Whangarei, 6.45 p.m. " Wakatere, from Thames, 5.13 p.m. Haniti, from Warkworth,. 5 p.m. "Waiotahi, from Whangarei, 7 a.m. The Mooowai-Jeft Gisborne for Auckland at noon to-day. and Is due about the same time to-morrow. She leaves for Dunedin and way ports on Saturday. The local superintendent of the Mercantile Marine (Captain Fleming) has received advice that the Government steamer Hinemoa wiU leave Wellington about the 30th instant, on a trip to the northern lighthouses, and js expected to arrive in Auckland to take in stores about April 4. REMUERA ARRIVES HOME. „^4 d "? cc bas been received by the N Z Shipping Co. that the R.M-s. Remuera arrived at London on Monday last from Wellington.. The mail steamer had abont 200 passengers in all classes. THE NIAGARA. The repairs to the R.M.S. Niagara, which was put into the Calliope Dock yesterday are expected to be completed in time for the big steamer to be refloated at noon tomorrow. They are being carried out by the Lmted Repairing Co., and include the fitting of the spare turbine propellor and shaft carried by tbe vessel. Tbe Niagara is still dne to sail for Vancouver at 10 a m on Friday. '■--- HA'A4ii*'fy c iojSoK". "- "The Commonwealth .and Dominion s.eamer Hawke's Bay (formerly T No. 9) arrived in the stream last night from London, via Melbourne and Sydney and berthed at the King's wharf this morning. to unload about 2000 tons of general cargo' The -Hawke's Bay. after her commission as s._Js3"*fß conveyed a portion of the Otago section of. the main Tlxpeditionary Force to Egypt, and afterwards went on to London, calling at "Malta and Gibraltar .She.spent a full,.month in the Thames. owing to the congested -state of the port, . and while there was refitted by the re--mova! of horse-boxes," ."berths, etc ami departure A 2* «eept for a few days ' !" Br " to x- t ! l . e - J!ttl - in * £ ' : . made an *_B. t~ n_7rJ;. ,IT S* v *•- —After -j clischarKlu" tbe £ -•

ATTA DUE SUNDAY. The Union Co.'s Island ste:uner Atua is expected to leave Suva to-day at 3 p.m., for Auckland. Sue should arrive hero ou t>unda.v afternoon with passengers. nnHl*\ and the usual carftu of Island produce. KARA.MEA FOR LOADING.' The Shaw-Savill steamer Kaxamea. whlctx has been taking in frozen meat at Wlais due at Auckland to-morrorv morning to load more frozen meat and some general carco. She leaves on Saturday for Gisborne. Xapier. and Wellington to continue loading for London.