SHIPPING.

Auckland Star, Volume XLVI, Issue 307, 27 December 1915, Page 4

SHIPPING.

■Sunset: This evening, 7.11. ■ Sunrise: To-morrow morning. 4.34. Moon: Last quarter, December 30th. HIGH WATER. Auckland To-day, 10.33 a.m. 11.7 p.m. Auckland Tues., 11.31 a.m. 11.47 p.m. Onehunga Tues., 2.37 a.m. 3,1 p.m. Manukau Hds. .Tues., 1.37 a.m. 2.1 p.m. Kaipara Hds. ..Tues.. 2.27 a.m. 2.51 p.m. Tidal constants to be added to or subtracted from high water at Auckland:— Whang.irei minus 5 minutes. Thames plus 10 minutes. Tauranga minus 12 minutes, Russell pins 17 minutes. Coromandel plus 10 minutes. The tide at Auckland rises O.r.ft this evening, and o.oft and '.i.ofr to-morrow morning aud afternoon respectively. ARRIVALS. SATURDAY. CEXTUfiY. s.s.. -121S tons. Downie. at 11.50 p.m.. from Melbourne.—New Zealand 'shipping Co., agents. YESTERDAY. REMUERA, s.s., 11.270 tons. Greenstreet, at -.'lO a.m., fioai Napier.—New Zealand Co., aconts. PALOONA, s.s.. 2771 tons. A. T. Norton. at 0.10 a.m.. from Dunedin, via ports. Passengers: Misses Shannon. Clark, Sharp '21, Fitch. Sanders ,_.. Walker, Young •Mr-Gill. Lees. Carter. Mcsdamcs Halstead and two children. Lee. Specchlev. Kingster and child. Frey-herg. Young. Redshaw and child, Hughes and infant, Rosolev I.von--.lohnson, Torkenson. Mulcahv. Messrs '11.-i'l-stead Cashmor.. Lance-Corporal Rrve Lev. Ice. Captain Stevens. Trooper Robertson. Messrs. .P.annlster. Kingston Hi"-s I """'■• Speeehicy'. Hams. Cr.iwsh.ivv. Jowett. Brandon. Mac-! Gnwan , rnsbie. .Tone*. r. arp X ,, , X.ha. Hughes. Wooton. Taylor. Crowley, 7™T' n ' r for(l ' r «<""'h- Yenning •Lyons. Douglas. rcttle. R«h_ Sc-lv. I Di.von. and .S s terrase -Union S<s V. ' agents. •■.-.-._.._., THIS DAT. .VIAOARA. P.M.S., M. m j. T . no „ J " a.m.. frn m Sydney. Passen-ers- Mr and tnn S Ai? m,,r ',. ,r aml Mrs r '°"on.MW GnrLi mlt!l '.'. ,re " Dd Uastfit Stonier. Miss STmons., Mr and Mrs \v. JonPR , Mrs H Magill and _ children. Mr? I. Brucke Mi« Smythe Miss Morley, Miss M. Taylor. Mr «... r. C - _ MarUn ' Jlas "' r Eollerston. Master Heyting, Mr c. Leadbeater. Mr .1 Buckingham, Mr and Mrs Griffin Miss Mai-omit Rev J. . „mvan. Miss GlHam. , -Mrs c. Lund. Mrs Johson. Mr and Mrs L Hill and :; children. Miss A. Star, Miss L Man.nex,Mr and Mrs F. Clark, Mr and v,- S,no,a,r ' Mr a,:fJ Mrs n - r °hen, Mr w. Mtller. Mrs M. Norris, Miss E Norris Mi.s Coney. Mr A. Deny, Mr and Mrs Justice Harvey, Mr C. Harvey. Misses H. and .1. Harvey, Mrs P. Ward. Mr nnd Mrs H Austin, Miss Austin. Mr J. Kibby, Mr Per--ch.n, A. Brothers. G. Whee'ef. Miss B. I.rnce, Miss E. Taylor, Mr 0. Adams Mr and Mrs W. Sargood. Masters A. and E Sargood, Mrs, Miss and Master Stevens. Misses J. and W. Renwick, Miss M Tronsdell. Mr O. Wrigley. Miss A. Rothwell. .1. vianng. Mrs and Master Hourican, Mrs M Pearl, Misses W. and T. Pearl. Mr G. Mnrtagh, Mr and Mrs W. Boag. Mrs M. MacMillan and 4 children. Mrs C. Lees, Mr G Larocque, Miss M.. Moore, Master Xorris, ACss- M. Mnrphy. Rev. and Mrs Hadfield. Misses H. and K. McDonald. Miss C. McLean, Mr C. Bigelow. E. Carnaham. Mr and Mrs W. Man. M. C. Hainen. Mr and Mrs P. W.ond.. Mr W. Roulston, Mrs Eoulston and 2- children. Sisters of Mercy (3), Mrs and Miss Cole. Mr A. Previa, L. Cheyne, Mrs M. Dawson. Rev. R. Cole. W. Ryan, Mrs H. Eatehard and boy, Mr O. Ambler. Miss K. Ryan, Miss L. Barnard, Mr W. Young, Mr and Mrs C. Turner aud 2 children, Mr and Mrs R. Candy. Mrs A. Hudson. Mr and Mrs A. Logic, Mrs G. Marshall. Mrs J. Bnrgess, Mr A. Gross, Miss .1. Wood. Mr aaid Mrs J. King, Misses V., 3. and C. King, Mr L. Staneiey, Mr A. Cunningham. Mr and Mrs T. Pitt, Miss A. Pitt. Mr and Mrs A. Young. Mr and Mrs J. Ridings, Miss M. Pratt, Miss J. Brown, Miss N'ickell. Miss C Jobson, Miss J. Home, Mr and Mrs L. Edgar, Miss A. Jones. Mrs and Miss Fabian, Miss I. Towers, Miss McGinley. Mr C. Smuts. Mr and Mrs A. Tame. Miss C. Cardno, Mrs S. i Jackison, Mrs A. Barnclough. Miss Moffett, Mrs and Miss Bow-man, Mr W. Sinclair, B. Harper, Mrs M. Scott, Miss Scott, Mr A. ' Freebairn, Miss C. Davy, Mrs L. Burke, Mr W. Rhodes. Mrs Rhodes, Mr and Mrs T. I Marshall, Mr T. Larkin, Mr and Mrs A. 1 Snyder, Mr and Mrs F. Parsons, Mr L. Plowman, B. J. Watt, Mr, Mrs and Miss llerm-ajin, Mr and Mrs E. Grainger, Miss Macount. Hon. A. Whittingham. Mrs C. Whiuinghani. Mr and Mrs R. Young, Mr and Mrs C. Tom, Miss E. Spencer, Misses S. and A. Foster, Mr A. Footer, Mr C. Stoddart. Mr and Mrs W. Dawkins, S. J. Davis. Second class: Mrs T. Walker and infant, Mr A White, ,1. Carrie. Private A. Wachner. Mrs R. Glasson, Mr and Mrs P. Bagnail and infant, Mr T. Viuyasnwa, Mr and . Mrs J. Oudre, Mrs E. Tumbull, Mr J. | Davies, Miss L. Berry, Mr H. Ragin. K. Ninnes, C Grant, Mr and Mrs Scott and 4 children, Miss H. Withers, Miss E. Jones, Mr A. Wormell, Mr and Mrs Bateman, Private J. Montague, Mrs H. Dalton and infant, Mr a Skeen, T. Findlay, E. Prees. Mrs L. Bailey and 2 children, Mr W. Ross Mrs C. Hodgetts, Mr H. Prentice, Miss J. .Grant, Mrs L. Zincke and 2 children, Mrs J Hawkesby, Master Bloomfleld, Mrs S. Upton and son, Mr H. King. Miss B. Wicks, Mr E. Letham, Mr J. McKeehme, Mrs C. and Miss Watson, 47 third-class and 70 through passengers to Vancouver. —Union Co., -agents. PAPAROA, 7607 tons. W. E. Barret, at 340 a.m., from London, via Ansrralian ports.—New Zealand Shipping Co., agents. DEPARTURES. SATURDAY. MAMARI, s.s., SILI tons, Kelly, at 6.15 _urn., for London. WAN-USA, s.s., 2422 tons, J. Flynn, at 10.25 a.m., for Southern ports. The Union Cos. Paloona, which arrived yesterday from South, sails on her return voyage at 2 p.m. to-morrow. The Paloona is due back here again on January !). The <J. and D. Line's Xerehana is due bere to-morrow from London, via Sydney, to discharge cargo from Home. Alter unloading here she ••will sail lor S_uthe.ii ports. The Union Steamship Company's Wai-Jra-wfl (ex ..Maritime, ex Schlesien) Is expected to have left Vancouver before Christmas for San Francisco. She will from tin-re proceed to Auckland, Melbourne, aud Sydney. j Though her loading ports are not yet announce!, the Barber Line's Themis is to load in New Zealand for America for the Scales Line. The Themis is at present disicharging New York cargo at Aus_r__.ian ports. The U.S. and A. line's Canastnta is to leave New York on about January 3 for Auckland. Wellington, Melbourne, Sydney, iind Brisbane. Providing that she ea'n navigate the Panama Canal, her arrival here is fixed at about February 10. The old Orient liner Ophir, which brought :!)•:■ present King and Queen (then Duke and Duchess of York) to Australia and New Zealand, has %ecn disposed of to the Admiralty. The Ophlr, which is a steel, twin-screw vessel of <2142 tons -was limit and engined by R. Napier and 'sous Glasgow, lv ljj'Jl. NORTHERN STEAMSHIP CO. Expected Arrivals. To-morrow.—Waimarie. from Paeroa at S p.m ; Manaia, from Whangarel. at 0.45 P.m.: Ilaulll, from Orewa. Waiwera. Mahu■raiigi, and Warkworth, at 4.30 p.m. Projected Departures. T,.-day.— Waimarie, from Paeroa, at mid-ni«,-ii; .'.laiijiu, lor Whangarei, at iiiSlitT,i..n.,rvow.— Clansman, lor Russell. o;.ii.i. ha.-igaroa. and Mangonni, at 5.30 p.m.: \_a. •!,.«•_. f,,r Tauranga, Ohiwa, audi Upntiki. at 11 a.m.: Taniwha, for Paeroa,! a - •' I-"-. Ngapuhi, for Tauranga, at 5 p.m.: ii-kaiere, for Thames, ,-v 7.15 a.m ; Jv.am.-n. '~.- lVn,-in«:irei, at noon; •Hauili. I 1.-r "!-«>!, Waiwera, Mahnrangi, and ,"•;{"; ■'.' ,' i, .-.'■; Kotiti, fur Matah.ina and Mullet Point at 2.30 ji.m.; Orewa for Brown's Hay, Arkle's Bay. and ciu'ver'l.i .-- at , p.m.: Riniu. for Ra_lan nnd Jv..iw.na. at _ p.m.; ltarawa, for \ ew purnoj;h, at J p.m. " - '- NIAGARA FROM SYDNEY. The R.M.s. Niagara arrived at Auckland tils morning from Sydney, and berthed cr the Queen's wharf. Sue brought a la.rg'e inimhcr of passengers and a quantity ot pene-al cargo. The Niagara wi.l sail fur \ aticouvcr at noon to-morrow. CENTURY TO LOAD. The Centniy. a vessel of 4218 ions, arrived here on Saturday from Melllvirna, to commence loading for Home. This is the -&n*z time that the Century has visited this port. After lifting cargo at Auckland, the Century- will sail for Tokomaru Bay, Gisborne, Napier, and Wellington. She should finally leave New Zealand from Wellington pa abont OLh January.

M.AMARI FOR LONDON. j The Shaw, Savill and Albion's Mamari I left Auckland ou Christinas morning for j Loudon. She was berthed at the Queen's wharf, loading meat, butter and general cargo. j REML'ERA TO LOAD. ' The Xew Zealand -Shipping Co.'s Remuera arrived at Auckland at an early hour yesterday morniug from Napier tn load cargo tor London. She is berthed at the Cjueeu's wharf. After loading here, she will sail for Wellington again, and leave there for London on January i. PAPAROA FROM LIVERPOOL. The New Zealand .Shipping Company's Paparoa arrived here this morning from Liverpool, and berthed at the Cjueeu's wharf, to discharge about 2,000 tons of general cargo. The voyage was uneventful, lair weal her being met all the way. After discharging here the Paparoa will sail for south to put out the rest of her cargo. Captain X. K. Ban- is in charge, and has ai-soeiatcd with him the following officers-. First. M. M. Downton; second. H. Burnett; third. S. Dyer; fourth. H. A. Angell: i hief eusineer. F. McLean: second engineer. S Brown; third engineer, AY. A. L. Richardsou: fourth engineer, B. Scott: fifth engineer. F. Somerville; chief freezer engineer. ,T. Storm: second freezer engineer. A. Purk; wireless operator, H. Hooley; doctor, H. R. Hatherly. GERMANY'S SHirS. FORBIDDEN* SALE. 1 Germany has taken steps to prevent her merchant marine from being Sold to foreigners. A report from Xew York says that the State Department on October 27 announced that it had received cable ad vices from Berlin that under a law passed on October -I the German Government forbade any German citizens who own or have a share in any merchant ship to sell or in any way dispose of the interest to anyone who is not .i subject of Germany. The law applies to German subjects in foreign countries. A number of German vessels have been bought by Americans since the war began, and there are many German merchant j ships laid up in American ports. Germany's action Inif.'cates to officials in Washingion, that she is endeavouring to keep i intact her merchant marine for use after I the war. Officials point out that Germany would have no physical control over German merchant ships in nentral waters, but I action might be taken against their Get-- ' : man owners in Germany, or against the [ ships themselves if they rerurrod to German ports.