SHIPPING.

Auckland Star, Volume XLVI, Issue 72, 25 March 1915, Page 4

SHIPPING.

Sunset: This 5.56. Sunrise: To-morrow-morning. 6.0. Moon:. Full Moon, March 31, 5.S p.m. HIGH WATER. Auckland .To-day, l.n a.m. 1.34 p.m. :A-ekis_ia..:. :l.~fh<&j;~. 2.3 ikk.:: assjLm. Onehunga Friday, 5.33 a.m. 6.3 p.m. Mannkau Hds...Friday.' 4.33 a.m. 5.3 p.m. -Laipara Hds.... Friday. 5-23 a.m. 5.53 p.m. Tidal Constants, to be added to or sublet. ed_.o-6rA7bigiL_water it:_ahckland:— ■Whangarei minus 5 minutes. Thames plus 10 minutes, Tauranga minus 12 minutes, Russell plus 17 minutes, Coromandel plus 10 minutes."' The tide at Auckbrnd rises S.Sft this evening, and B.4ft and S.Sft to-morrow morning and afternoon respectively. I'atum level Bit Oin above Auckland, Dock sill.. ARRIVALS. THIS DAY. ROSAMOND, s.s.. 721, J. Stewart, at 1.10 a.m.. from Gisborne and East Coast Bays. ■ —Union Co.. agents. .. . . WAIOTABI, S.S.. at 11.20 a.m.. from Whangarei. Passengers: Stephenson Pantomime Co. MOCJOWAT. s.s.. 3433. A. Carson, at 1.13 p.m.. from Dunedin, via way ports.—Union Co., agents. DEPARTURES. YESTERDAY. JIAKO, s.s.. S. Jones, at 9 p.m., for East Coast bays and Gisborne. DAPHNE. S.S.. at 10.10 p.m., for the Great Barrier. BADEM-POWELL. s.s., at 7.5 p.m., for WhangareL CLANSMAN, s.s.. at 4.30 p.m., for Russell, Whangaroa. and Mangouui. CHELMSFORD, s.s.. at 9:15 p.m., for Marsden Point. MANAI-A. 3.5., at lO.w p.m.. for WhangareL _. ... | GREYHOUND, am. schooner, at 1.45 p.m., for Hokianga; - VESSELS, IN, PORT.. .. HAWKE'S BAY, S.S.. at King's wharf IRIS-, H.M.C.S.. in stream KERERU, ketch. In" Stream MANUREWA. narqne. at King's wharf iMONOWAI, s.s., at Queen's wbaref MOCBA, s_k, "In- stream NAVUA, s_>., In stream - ... - - NIAGARA,-JRrMs:, in Calliope Dock.» -tOSl_KL\"D..si., at, .No,. 2 .jetty. . .....; SENORITA, Dafquentine, In stream 'JOETHEKN CfiOgg; in Stream' "■ : -SSABEL, barqnentinef- st-Hobson- wharf PRerBCTEDDEPARTURES: - • for ■'the Islands? April 5 " — -■MAHF.NQ. s.s-,Jor-Sy_ney.-Marcb.-_8 . VONOWAI, S.S., tor South.; March. 27 M-AKVRA, R.li.s'.7 for Sjdiiey;' April o . -JAKUHA, RiMjs., lor Vancouver; AprU 20 R.M,s. f -for VancQuveri aarcii -JifIp&ATUT R.M7s.;" fctr Sydney"; "May 3" ROSAMOND, S.S., for Gisborne; March 27 . J-IYERIXA.- s.s,. for Sy__e?i March -30. TAKaWERA, s-s., for April" 6.. .. '"VICTORIA: "its.:", for Sbiithf-Marl'h 30 -WESTKALIA, §_t., %Of S6-.fi; April" & 7- - EXPECTED ARRIVALS"." "~ _ATUA, f&im Tonga,: Sanroa r :and" Fiji; MarclT 2S - • — - BURDERDALE, s.s., from St. John; April 6 " HALLAMSHIRE, s_v, from. South; March ILMA, barque-tine, from Tasmania; sailed March 6 INVEHTAY, SJfci'-renVN-W Yptks.3»r» 30 KARAMEA, s.s., from South, via Whangarei; March 26 MAHENO> s-.5.7 frum Sydney? April -4 ■MAKURA. R-MTsT, "ffoai" Sydney"; "April 10 MAKURA, Vancouver; April 4 NIAGARA,-R.-M--,-from Vancouver; May 2 from Sydney: May 17 JIONOWAI, s.s., from South.;. April S pTa-KEL-A- s-s., from Liverpool, via " : ~Wh_ng_fei;' f April'"l!J -^IVERrSA';Bis.,' from" March 29 - BANGATIR'Av.sisi rfom.St. sfob'ri;. June 5 RAKAIA, eLs>,.from St.-John; June 13 ... KOSAMOJf'D, s.s\,. from Glsoorne; March 25 &rJAPE_--J,' «.«:,-from" Nok-a-Scdtii; AprU - 23 :■■.■-- I STAR. OF SCOTLAND, s.s., from London; ! April-5 - ;STAB. iSF7JSDfA,. A from .New Tork, via Panama: March 26 ; "ST. TH-SULA": st.sV, from Sotfth; March 3-1 TARAWEfiA; «_;.. from-South; April 4 . TAVIUNI, S.S-, from .-Cook and Society | - -Islands; April S. ! YICTORTA, s7e.. _-6nV South: March 28 ' WESTRALIA;—ft*-, -from- Southern porte; April l I W. H. -SMITH, fonr-masted schooner,! from Cblnmßi* Hlvfcr: s'aiied January 18 ZEALANDIC, s.s., from London; April 7 '" ~" -''N y CO. - EXPECTEB-ARRIVALS. WMspT-TPaphrngrSrott""; Greats Carrier, 5 "p_n. Chelmsfor4r"fr oia Marsden Point, etc.,—midnight. Paeroa. 10 p.m. M-'naia, from Whangarei, 6.45 p_ii.. . . -.•.,-'--• I Waiatere, from Thames, .5.13 t>.nl. - Harriti, from W_r_worth. 5 p___ •rMay. from Houhora. etc, 2 pjn. Apotmi. from Awanui. 2-30 pjn. Wakatefe; frotß Thames, 6-30 p.m. --'— Tanlwha. from "Paeroa-10.30 p.m. iiajmne; froftt Waiheke. 3.30 p.m. - - JS.anle.rk -irom— Whangarei, - IL3O ... .pjn. "..'... fne C." «_id X liner Hawke's Bay "leaves *rbont_3 p.m. to-day for Napier and Welliagtdor to dlseKarge general cargo from tondon." '*' ' -TheTJnfijn-Co-.'s steamer arrived .._trb_a. OTmearir-and.- -ivay" Jdrts' eaTly" this afternoon.- She,= -sail* for the south on -fetnfaay. " The Union Co.'s collier Rakanoa, which P_s«ed Cape Maria at 11 a.m. yesterday, wa3".eApec|ed:ih port about,a'a.'m., but. bad _K>t put in an appearance at one o'clock. On. Easter Monday the C. and D. steamer -JSIh-ltaf fS -etpScterT- to Show up at Wellington from London. She left the Home port on February 19, and is coming out Inhallast/- As soon as the vessel arrives she" -win" commence taking, in Home cargo. Advice was received" hy the Northern S.S. Company -. this morning- that the efeamer Tasman was .still .sheltering under Whale Isl-naV and that the Ngatiawa had not'left Ohlwa. owing to. unfavourable Weather. The company's auxiliary ketch -Wave was sheltering under Whangarei Heads yesterday. THE KARAMEA. The_ Shaw-SaviH cateamer Kararnea . has been aelayed by rain at Whangarei, where she is loading frozen meat for London, but Is expected to leave there to-night for.'Auckland. She will take in n large qnantity -ot frozen prodoce. and leaves about Monday for Gisborne, Napier and Wellington to complete. " NIAGARA UNDOCKiNG. The ivori of undocking the R.-M.S. .was commenced this morning; -when vras let into the Calliope Dock; and liner's engines -were warmed | up.. No dlffienlty was experienced in j fitting the spare shaft-jmd turbine pro-' •peller, and it is e_pec-ted that the Niagara will lenve tor Vancouver,, as • arranged, at 10 a.m. to=morfow. _ IXVERTAY LEAVES NEW YORK. Messrs.- A. H. Nathan. LtrL, have been notified, that-the steamer Inyeitay, under Sarter to the A. arid '%,' Lfne. left~New Yort on -March 20-for-A_ck:ao«l.- Wellington, ! (Melbourne and Sydney, via Panama. She Is due here atrf_£end of Ap-rfl. "Tfie'Jnvertay. is the flrst Kaimcr -dispatched from j AT"anff"A. Line for ".soioe has been"Tiinc-h -difficitltl..in_i__-_)i_ng'- vessels: :"_t; Eastern American ports, si-ortnge is ! complainea 't~L~ .. " WESTERN- AMERICAN-CARGO I •SERVICE. The -following movements of steamers in the Union Co.'s.new service'between Vancouver. San Fraittisfeo,- -ml AustJaiion and Ne"'w. Zealand' ports aYe iiAno.uncedl:rtDhe steamer-Wjandotte is at present loadlas at SaxL.Franei-fo f6f Airckland, and is flue at ahout the end of April.- -She hasa part cargo from Vancouver. The Waiter mata leaves San Frattclsco about AprU 1 for arid" Sydney. The 1 /t?a-ror*_--r_r_s- at Vaneonver only for I •'avncldancl-at the bet-nst-s of May. The '■ "".Canaaav."CSi>e__-oads at Vaneonver and -ean-~*ya-__sco earlly In June. Her ports "fsT:ataCDjHXt=3arfe oot hee-f __:ea.

STAR OF INDIA DUE TO-MORROW. The Commonwealth and Dominion steamer Star of Ind-fe -is expected to arrive from - New York via Panama, to-morrow morning. She left New York on IFebruary 20. so that the trip will have occupied only 34 days. The Star of India, w-hich, ir wiil'oe remembered, took most of the.Auckland Mounted Rifles Regiment to K;j-pt. went on Home from Alexandria, and then crossed' to new York to load for .New Zealaod ports. Sydney and (Brisbane. She is bringing her papers, so th.it it is not known what cargo she has for Auckland.