SHIPPING.

Auckland Star, Volume XLVII, Issue 13, 15 January 1916, Page 4

SHIPPING.

Sunset-1-{This evening* T.,11-. Sunrise: To-morrow -morning. 4.r,0. Moon : Full moon January 20. 7.5 D p.m. HIGH WATER. Auckland....-. .To-day, 2.47 a.m. .".20 p.m. 'rAiuilaiid;"~..''.Suri.. 3.44i.ih. 4.1!1.p.m. Onehunga Sun.. 7.14 a.m. 7.4.1 p.m. Manukau Hds. .Sfin., 014 a.m. (1.4!. p.m. Kalpara Uds...Sun.. 7.4-a.m. 7.30 p.m. Tidal constants to be addec to or subtracted from high water at Auckland:— Whaugarei minus 5 minutes. Thames plus 10 minutes, 'fauranga minus 12 minutes, " Russell'plus 17 minutes, Corotuandel plus , 10. inluutes. The tide at Auckland rises S.'ft this evening, and S.7ft and S-7Ct to-morrow Tnorniug-and 'afternoon respectively. ARRIVALS. -<■ . - ■ YESTERDAY. • OLEXELG, s.sv, _S tons. Jon-as-, at 7.40 ~p.n].,.,from,..Whangarei.—James Kmith and SSons, Ltd., agents. THIS DAY. KAXIERT. s.s.. 203 tons, T. Meyers, at 5.5 a.m.. from Whaugarei.—Northern Co.. agehts: -- XGAiPUHJI, -&s-, J3OL Urns. T. llaultain.,, „at 0 L 4.5 a.-m.7 f roni Tauranga.—Northern Co.,' agents." -"-tMaKO. s;s.. •503 tons: S. Jones, at 7.35 r a*m., .iconi Napier-—Richardson and. Co., agents. CLANSMAN. s.s., <K5 tons. E. iMcLebd, at 7.40 a.m., from Russell.—Northern Co., agents. DAPHNE, f-R, 102 tons. A. Stephenson, at 5.5 a.m.. frum Marsden Toint. —Northern Co.. acents. WAIOTAIH:" F.s., 27S tons. .7. Wilson, at 12.30 p.m.. from. Coromandel. —Northern Co. t agents. •* :--■■: -DEP^AETURES.--■- .--- YESTERDAY. ■WAIHORA, s.s., -W3i', tons. Showman, at 4.5 p.m., for Wellirrj^oiu &IANAIA, Yliß> tons. W. F. Xorbury, at Jo p.m.. for Whangarci. WAIMARIE...S.S.. 245 ions, E. 11. Goertz, at 5.40 p.m.; foi- Paercia.. The C. and D. liner Viakarini left London on December 24 .V>r Australian jxirts only. The C. and D. liner Mimlro has arrive*! jat London from 'w'ellinsrton and Australian pins. ' THfS" "'D.AT. * s.s., 133/ ton*, Lobto, at 1-5, for Wesx° ort - , _ . . APANUv "«■*.." --43 tttne, J. Tuxeira, at IL2O a.m., &>r Awanui. EXPECTED AR RIVALS. -Jan. 15—HINEMOA.- Gove rnme.m steamer, - Wellington - , 13—KUROW. -Westpor t 16—COR1XTH1C, South'. 16—VICTORIA, Southern ports '■■ Liverpo.il 17—KARAilU, Fiji . - -17—RIVERIXA, Sydney '.. _—RIOCW. New Ywrk. • 20—ROSAMOND, Giitwi-Tie -21—FLORA, "Eastern PaciSc 22—TAIXU1. London. 21—WESTRALIA. Southern ports """ _—WAiKIAWA, San iVanciseo 22 -BERWICK LAW, Jtontreal 23—TARAWERA. South* Tn Ports. 24—IXDRAPURA. London" Sydney 26—TAIXUI. London 27—MONOWAI, Southern iborts 2S-?TALA'\Va: NeW "York. 31—TALUNE. Islands Fei>. 2—ROTORUA, Plymouth O—NIAGARA. Sydney , ~-- 7—WAIWEKA, St- John 7— BAROX OGILVY. New Ycfrk S—PORT AUGUSTA, New York O—TONGARIRO, London 10— CANASTOTA. New York 14-r-ARRINO. Fremantle. 21—NIAGARA, Sydney. ... - London ■ ■ VESSEL'S IX PORT. ACTIV, at Calliope wharf . FLORA, in dock - " MAXUREWA, barqne, at King's wharf SOUTHERN CROSS, in stream. YSABEL, barqnentine, Jn stream PROJECTED DEPARTURES. Jan: I.T-— MONOWA-I. Southern ports 15—ROSAMO.H1). Glsborne >S—FLORA. Eastern PaclHc IS—RIVERINA, Sydney Ci'S—VICTORIA. Southern ports NORTHERN S.S. COMPANY. EXPECTED ARRIVALS. To-d.iv.—Wakatere. from Thames, at 7.30 p.m.: Mnnaia, from W ! bongareL at G. 45 p.m.: Kairan. from Kiwau. etc. at 0.15 p.m. : Walmarle. from IVeroa. at midnight. To-iaorrow. — Riaiu. frt>m «Hokianga. at S a-m. PROJECTED DBEARTURES. To-day.—Daphne, for "Waiheke. at 2 p.m.; Waiotohi. for Kawnu and Algie's, ot 2^p.m.; llaiiitj; for Walwera an<3 O.rewa. at 27p.m-.; .Gael, for Arkle's and Way ports, fir 2 p:m: .-...■ : "To-morrow."—Tanlwha. for jPacroft. at -7>TO ip.m: : Kanieri, for WtoangareU at 3 p.m. The Canopus .leave?. Auckland to-day for WestporL . The Union <"o.'s Flora should leave on 21st Inst, for Eastern-Pacific. The Government steamer Hinemoa is dne here to-day to taie In stores for Xorthem lighthouses. The Knrow.is dne.here,this evening from Westport. After discharging here she sails for Fiji to load sugar for Auckland. ■■The Victoria arrives at Auckland to-mor-row from Southern ports. She sails for , Dunedin again on Tuesday next. The steamer iloan Craig loaded, with salt, is expected to sail from Adelaide for Auckland about January 24. The Manurewa (harquei leaves for Whangape next wcek^.where she Will load for Sydney. . The Shaw, Savili'.ahd"."Albion's R.M.s. Corinthle.ls_ to arrive at Auckland to-morrow to coirTinue loading for London. It is two years ago " t'fMlay since the R-M.s. Niagara Blade a record trip from Sydney to Auckland. The voyage occupied three days seven hours. The steamer Oona,"nt present discharging phosphates at Tort Chalmers, will leave the southern port either to-day or to-mor-row for JMakntea Island. ,Tlhe-Riverina-is due here on Monday evenJng"ff6m "Sydney. Her departure for Sydney -again has "licen' postponed' until 3 p.m. on Wednesday, s . . , . . The local agents of the Shaw. Savill. and Albion Line, L. D. Nathan and Co., Ltd., sa3vise that the KAI.s. Tainni wirelessed that she expected to reach Hobart at 4 p.m.' yesterday. The vessel sJmulcL get to Wellington about the 20th, and is now due at Auckland on abont the 22nd ins.tant. Leaving Wellington to-morrow, the ShawSavillc steamer~"Pakeha. " will ' proceed to Lyttelton and-Dunedin -to complete disxharge. pf hey--Liverpool "carj;o_ ~ She will Ttmani lto commence Homeward loading; and after that port Lytteltori. Wellington, Glsborne, Whanjmrei, and Auckland. Jannary 2S» is the date on which the Pakeha is due back at Wellington, and final departure, will be taken from Auckland for London, on* -February 11. A. AXD A. LTNERS FROM. XEW YORK. Advice has been received by the agents of the' A. ana A. Line stating that the chartered steamer Dongarra has been .-fixed to leave New i'ork for Auckland, Welling-ttfe,-'*Melboiitiie; anfl Adelaide .on " "31st January. . " —'■ - • The Toroneo:has also been Oxed to leave New York on January 31 for Lyttelton, Dunedin, Melbourne, and Sydney. If the Panama Canal happens to be recq>ened by then the steamers will come out by that route. -If, .on the other hand, it is still closed to. traffic thejy will take the Cape of Good Hope" route.' PASSENGERS FOR SOUTH. "Monowai takes the fallowing-passen-gers- thte-afternoon:—For- Tokomaro " Bay—Mrs ..O'Callaghaji and child, iMelsfsT O'Callaghaii,' lFiliue7 " For Glsborne —Misses Wild, Nosworthy, Norton. - Thorn, •Reid, ..Hall, Courtnex,7 , Me-?d)Jjn)es Alarqnls, Faulds, Kerr, GJeeson,'.Duflleld,.,Sea]y, Cosgrove, Peachy, Gleespir,"'l)alton J Wilkinson, HalleS, - Stewart,-• B'roughton, Langridge, - .JobsOn, Bloomfield, -Jenings, iHonghtob, Hudson, schofleld, ..Messrs Row-cht-tt, Wilkinson," Kerr, Langridge,' Hughes, Black, Dinstle, ' P'efcherl'd£e, Hhdeon", (Jlecson, Dalton, Dignan, Brown,.-Ross, East (2), Malcolm, -O'Callagnan, -Benth, 7Mc Leod Soßhernf"'Eyre, - Bell,' Porter; Pottinger, -Jack;-' Thomas,"' Lake. "For Xapier—Mesdapies Arthnr; Robinson, Welsh, ■Messrs. Wilitams, Welsh," ißohlnson. For Wellington —Mrs Anderson, -'Messrs' (2), Boot for Drinedln-TT-iSpsses.-Cameron, Gourley, Mesdalne?"" Whihndp. (2). Keyte, Rj*nrn, Qril^k, , • Gouriey, Mes3rsl, 'Ryburn, Ednarci, t Stcrenson, Detective Oourleyl. and Slater Burton. Bann«J*rs fc for-«il po***.