SHIPPING.

Auckland Star, Volume XLVII, Issue 68, 20 March 1916, Page 4

SHIPPING.

Sunset: This evening. 6.3. Sunrise:, £.56. ' * Moon; Full moon, March 20, L 57 a.m. , ... - . .... ■.-. i Hlf?n 7TATEK. i Auckland....".' .Tb-Bsy,'' 7.31 a.m. 7.10 p.m. Auckland Tues.. 5.17 am. s::op.m. Ocehuusa Tues.. 11.47 a.m. 120 p.m. j Mat'.ukau lids'. .Tues., 10.47 a.m. 11.0 p.m. • Xslpjr.-i nds...Tues„ 11.37 a.m. 11.50 p.m. , " " Tid.i! constants to be .added to or subtracted from high water at Auckland:— ' --*Wiiarrgarel _ minus 5 mimrres. Thames-plus ; ~ if , mil'utes. Ta.ura.Bga. mines. 12 raiactes, Russell plus 17 minutes, Coromandel plus ' 10" minutes. The tide at Auckland risfs 10.4 ft this evening. ■ and- 10.2 ft and 10.5 ft to-morrow . ...morning And afternoon respectively, ARRIVALS. SATURDAY. ■ ARAWA, R.M.S., 0372 tons. Claydon. at ' -3 p.m., from. London, via Capetown, . Hobart, and Wellington.—L. D. Nathan, Ltd., agents. MANAIA. s.s.. 1150 tons, W. F. Norbury, pi t>.55 p.m., from Whangarei.—Northern - jCo. r agents. - - GLENELG, S-S-. SSS.tons, J. .Quinn, at 6.10 p.m., from Whangarei.—James Smith and Sons, Ltd:, agents." , BADEN-POWELL. s.s.. 176 tons. Peterson, at 5.2-i p.m., from Whangarei. — Northern Coal Co., agents. YESTERDAY. NGATIAWA. s.s., 463 tons, Fanlkner, at 6-d0 a.m.. from Opotiki, etc. — Northern Co.. agents. WAIMARIE, s.s.. 245 tons, E. H. Goertz. at 3 a-m., from Paeroa. —Northern Co.. asents. - KAHT, s-s.. IS2 tons, A T. Nairn, at ■ " ICST arm.,-' from'" tie "East Coast.— ■ -fiiehardson acd- Co.; Ltd.: agents.THIS DAY. ■MAKTRA, E.M.s., SOTS tons. J. D. S. Phillips, ,ai 7-o0 a.m., from Sydney. Pas•seneers.- First saloon—Mr. D. Wilkie, Mrs. .Wiitie, Sir. and Mrs. Farrelly, Miss J?an£Hy, Mr. and Mrs. N. Smith, Miss -4E: Stcart,'Mr. H. Bain, Mr. L. Creswell, 3Miss E. Ehret. Mr. HumDhries. Mrs. .Sumtihries, Mr. H, White. Mr. T. McKay, v S£r. R." Grlee.' Mr. J.'Cootc. "Mr. aid Mrs. Jr. Burke, Mr. and Mrs. E. Welch, Miss •TJ_?e£k, =~Y.enl7, Atr- E-, Eabbage, • 3£rs.-C. TfcdaS aid- infant,-Mrs; SL Smith, s "Miss A Smith-, -Mrs- C. Young, Mr. T.fflaylor. Mr. F. Feck, Miss "A- Robertson. Mr. and Mrs. C- Haynes, «Mxs. E. Basjey„ Miss .BaaJey. Mr. W. Bird, SMr. R. Hirst. Mr. M. Rossi, Mr. J. Mc\Sweeney, Mr. .1. Rouse. Mr. A Selman, -Mr. J. Sadler, Mrs. L. Robertson, Miss R 'iGole, Mr. P. Henson, Mr. de Minnvielle, - iMr. and Mrs. W. Strong, Mr. and Mrs. J. cKirkham, Miss Fraser, Mr. A Charlton, airs. D. Campbell, Mrs. J. White, Mr. J. .~"3lav£ke, Mr. 'and Mrs. E. Edwards and .—siirfaMj-Aiiss V; Batsr.. Mr. and Mrs. J. ~ SSpencer-SmitS, M£-i. Thpraton, Mr. S- A Mr- Ei' Gravestoek. Mr. J. Mark, 3fr. T. Dobeon, Mr. <$. Scott, Miss E. .."". gghorne, '.Mrs."E. Finn. Mr.' J. Gorrie. Mr. -iSL- Boote. Mrs Boote, Mrs.- Marshall and ■->. ,<; , hj;' i rpn. Mr. and Mrs.. W. Alien and *on, Laeutenant W. Dunne. Mr. A Cox, 'Dott,' Mr. T. Taylor. Mrs. Taylor. - SMr Wi Barlow. . Mr.. and Mrs. H. Jones, iMr. E- Marshall. Second saloon —Mr. A. " "tßeanmonf, Miss O'Dbnohhe, Mr. J. Raw- - eon. Mr. J. Dias,- Mr. D. Simmons, Mr. - "JT/KendsL" Mr. E.- Welch and infant, Mr. - 8B Hyman, Mr. and Mrs. W. Jenkins, Mr. "F. Cole, Mr. and Mrs. J. Jennings. Mr. SA- Hunt Mrs. Hunt. Miss Hunt Mr* A. ' affcGQvrav, Mis. MeGOvray. Miss Roberts, JWt H. B. Jenkins, Miss A. Jenkins, Miss - £. Turner, Miss D. . Dewar. Mr. A Sitchen, Mrs. M. PerMnson, Mr. A Delaraofe, Mr. W. ( Mr. W. McClnng. Mr. S. Wilson. Mr. N.-West. Mrs. West, ■ 3i£r. Yalkoff, and 20 third-class passengers. —Union Co., agents. TASMAX, as., 179 tons. Cummines. at 7.20 a.m;,""' from Whakatane. — Northern -Co:, agents.----j. - . DAPHNE, s-s.. 132 tons. A. Stephenson, at 5.23 a.m., from Waiieke. — Northern Co., agents. feo --. - - departures. '"" ■" SATURDAY. KARORI. s-s- 1563 tons. Hill, at 10.15 p.m., for Westport. ARAHURA, s.s., ,1506 tons. Dryden. at 6.30' ttm- ite- Gisbome and.Napier. Passencers: For Tokomaru Bay and Gisbome: Miss Bidgood. Hennelly, Cobley, Messrs! Pearcv. Garadus,- Wamock. Bidgood, Vita, Eobb, and 12 steerage for all ports. •;;:.APANUL- s-s- 243 tons, J. Teixeira, at 11.40 p.m.. for Awascii. YESTERDAY. AKAROA, SA-, ?0 tons, P. Peterson, at 7.50 a-m.. for The Coast. TANIWHA, .263 tons. Freeman, at 10.30 pjn.. for Paeroa. s.a> 203 tons, Johnson, at 5.40 p.m.,. for Whangarei. . „. v EXPECTED ARRIVALS. . Mar. 20—TARAWERA, South 23—MONOWAL Southern ports 24—ARAHURA. Gisbome and Napier - 26—WESTRALIA South - -27—-VICTOBIA, Sydney „-.. r- ..VESSELS IN PORT. -KAJTCNA, at Hobson wharf '•/' ' -MAKURA, at Queen's wharf OOMA "at King's wharf .-- SOTJTHBRX CROSS, Mission steamer, in stream. . . OP AW A, at King's wharf ARAWA. ar Queen's wharf. PROJECTED DEPARTURES, aiax. 21—TARAWERA, Southern ports ~°"25-^MON-OWAL"Southern ports 25—ARAHURA,- Gisborne and Napier 2S—VICTORIA, Southern ports .-"-' *^ :? CSOEiSHEEN -S-S. COMPANY. . J Expected Arrivals. , !Po-day.—Kanieri, from Whangarei, at 7 i)7n.; Eotiti, €roia Matabma and MuDet goiTrt, a± 11 pja - rEo-mo=csr. —Gael, from Coromandel and iJWaaeSe, at 2 pjn-.; Watatere, from .flmames,, a.t ALSO sun.; Taniwha, from at 4A5 a_m.; Macaia, from Wha33garei at 6.45 pjn.; Haniti, from Orewa, Mahsiangi, and Warkworth, at .. ,l.pan-; KAVran, from Kawzn, Leigh Paiiri, .and'Mangawai, at 4 pjn.;- Orewa; from '""'ffirown's" Ray,. Aiilei 83y,. and_ Silyerdale, ' -efS.3O ajn.; Eimn, from Raglan. a Departures. "" r To-day.—TtefyfiTie, »or. Coromandel and ' iWalheke, ai noon; Acponri, for Houhora, - Waiharara, Waipapakinri, Kahnaumau, and Maagonni, ai 2 pjn.; Wajo--,*ahi. ..for ilercnry Ray, - Tairna, and rWliingainata, at 5 pan.; Chelmsford, for """ataraCEn-3?o3iii,''Maiisa.pai, 'Parna Bay, and sLlmestane Tslafid', at o p.m.; Clansman, for atnsseS and Opna, s± -5-30 pjn.; Waimarie, ifor Paeroa, at ll.pjn.; Nsapuhi, for Taucansa, st 5, pjn.-; Wakatere, at for af 10 p-m.; IHanUi, for Orewa, Waiwera, Mahnrangi, and Wattscotth,Tat- 3 -p.sn,r jKawau, for iKawan, Leigh, Pakiri, and Mingawai, II a m ; Orewa, for Brown's Bay, Arkle's Bay, and Stbrerdalfi, at 2.30 -p-m.; Rima, for at 2 pjn.; Axapawa, for Kawhia and •PFaitara, at 2 ;ai.; Rarawa, for New Plymouth, at 3 pjn. - To-morrow.—Taniwha, for paeroa, at - 21.30 p-m.; Wakatere; for Thames, at 4 p-m.; Kanieri, for Whangarei, at 8 ajn.; Kotiti, for Puhoi, at 1230 p-m. The Kini-arrrved at Oaehnnga.this morn-, " inc. After discharge there she sails for Aratapc and then fbt "Westport. The Shaw, Savill and Albion's Arawa is disohargiEg Home cargo at the . Queen's wha""-f.' ""After working here she sails for socthern ports of discharge.. JAPANESE SHIPPING BOOM. The great prosperity in the shipping trade has enabled the Nippon Yusen Kaisha to make a showing such as could never be seen in zyirmaL times, in spite of a decrease in Government subsidy and a great increase in charter money. The gross income for the last half year (April to September) BuKranted to 23,250,000 yen, and the gross . 'outlay .ro "14.550,0[in yen, leaving a -profit of 5.700.090 yeii. which is more than douhle ". ,ihe. figure .for the .previous term. The net profit .'mounted to yen. which represents over £500,000 in English money. Another extremely prosperous Japanese c-ncem is the Kobe Shipping Company. ■which recently declared ordinary and special dividends lotalling 220 per cent ' ' MAKURA FROM SYDNEY. The R.M.s. Makura arrived at Auckland early this morning from Sydney, she is the-Queen's wharf, where shevvill .discharge 440 tons of cargo from the Australian port She brought 137 passengers for Auckland. During the trip variable winds with a slight ieu. continue i£' arrival here,