SHIPPING.

Auckland Star, Volume XLVII, Issue 157, 3 July 1916, Page 4

SHIPPING.

•Snpsct- Thte evening. 4.4.". Sunrise: To-morrow morning. 7.7. Moon. First Quarter, July i>. at 11.25 p.m HIGH WATER. Auckland To-day, Bsa.ni. 0.25 p.m. .Auckland Tues.. fl.rvr a.m. 10.1 p.m. Onehunga Tiies., 1.7 a.m. 1.31 p.m. Manukau Hds,.Tup?., 0.7 a.m. (1.31 p.m. Kaipara Iliis.. .Tnes.. 0.57 a.m. 1.21 p.m. Tid-al constants to be added to or subtracted from high water at Auckland:— Whangarei minus 5 minutes. Thames plus V> minctes. Tauranga minus 12 mtnures. Russell plus 17 minutes, Coromandel plus 10 minutes. The tide at Auckland rises 9.3 ft Tils evening, and 9.3 ft and 9.2 ft to-morrow morning and afternoon respectively. ARRIVALS. SATURDAY. MANA3A. e.s.. 1159 tons. W. F. Xorbrnr. at 6.50 p.m., from WhangareL—Northern Co., agents. SUNDAY. FLORA, s.s., 1253 tons, lAppleyard, at 4.30 p.m.. from tie 'Eastern Pacific.—Union 00.. agents. WALMARIE. 6.R., 245 tons, E. H. Goertz, at 4.20 a.m., from Paeroa.—Oiorthern Co., agents. DEPARTURES. SAIUKDAY. MONOWA7, 3433 tone, J. Drewette, at "30 pjn., for Dunedin. via ports. KALAPOL s.s., 2003 tons, Slawson, at 6130 ip-m., for Newcastle. YEBTEBDAY. TAJCrWHA, S.S., 263 tons. Freeman, at .11.15 $.m-, for iPaeroaKANIERL s.s. 203 tone, Pierotti, at 7.10 . - p.m HSumgarei. EXPECTED ARRIVALS. " July 3—ViCTORTA, Southern ports ' 4—WESTRALIA, Sydßey 6--ORAS.I, Sydney. rt, „ . X3—MONOWAI, Southern parts. H V ' IMPORT ELLIOT, London, ria Australian ports PROJECTED DEPASTURES. Jnly 4—VICTORIA, Sydney 6—RGAPEHU, Wellington S—MONOWAL Southern, ports S—WESTRALIA. South VESSELS IN PORT. 1 FLORA, at Hobson wharf - 'EDAPEHD. at Queen's wharf -' -. LOUISA CRAIG, at Klng'e irharf The three-masted scow Arrali-na-Posne is. at present in Weilington, -wiere she is flisdiaigiiig 130,000 feet of ximu from Greymonth. E.M.S. TAIVCI. The Tainni axrived ai Hobart at 10 a.m. on Saturday morning, fine should leave there to-day for Auckland. The Taiuui is not connug via "WdJington. as is usual with Shaw, SavtU steameiß, but is - coming direct to Auckland. She wiU Bail for South after working fh'* port. THE TVAIWEEA. The Shaw, SartU, and Albion Company, ... Wellington, lave-received cable advice that '. the liner Waiwera. is bringing - salved-, ex the wrecked steamer R&nga.t±ra .. from Capet»wn. will proceed from Hobart to Auckland, Wellington, Lyttelton. and Donedin, discharging at the New Zealand ports in that order. The Walwera is expected at Auckland towards the end or July. THE FLORA AKBTTBS. ""~ The Union Steamship Company's Flora arrived at Auckland yesterday afternoon, iinfl .berthed at the Hobson wharf. Her cargo to be discharged includes a large quantity of fruit from the Eastern Pacific. Stn left for the Islands on June 7, and ■' was delayed shortly after leaving here by •■ a 'breakdown in the engine room. The engineers remedied this, the delay being only for a few hours. The res'; of the trip, and on the way back, the weather was fine until within a short distance of the New Zealand roast, when a strong northwesterly <rale was met. The vessel rolled badly, and deck fittings were slightly damaged. . f MYSTERIOUS FIRE ON THE WAIHEMO. Melbourne files to hand report a 'mysterious outbreak of fire which occurred last week on the Union Company's cargo eteamer Waihemo. The vessel reached the Victorian port from San Francisco last Sunday week, and soon after the lunch hour the following day smoke wae observes issuing from cabins situated on the main deck amidships. The fire 'brigade was | summoned by telephone, and meantime the I ship's fire apparatus was brought into play. I On the arrival of the brigade the outbreak 1 was quickly subdued, but not before tbc ! two cabins were gutted and portion of the dining saloon damaged. Nothing is known us to tie origin of the fire, but carefial in- - : qniry is being made with a view to solving the mystery. HUDDART-PARKER STEAMERS. The Westralia will arrive here at about midnight to-nig:ht from Sydney. A wireless message received from the master. Captain Easson, states that she is meeting heavy weather. .She left Sydney at 1 p.m. on Thursday last for this port. Alter discharging WOO ti>ns of cargo she will s-ail for Dunedin, via East Coast ports. The Westralia is to berth at the Queen's wharf. The Victoria has been considerably delayed in her trip up the East Coast, and it is thought that she will not arrive until tomorrow. She left Giebome at 2 a.m. this ■mornine, so that with the heavy weather on the ooast it is hardly likely that she will arrive before 3 a.m. 'She will berth with the Westralta at the Queen's wharf, and her sailing for Sydney is at present fixed at 3 p.m. tn-morrow, though this will probably be postponed POKT CF OKEBXTNGA. ARRIVALS. ; - - YESTERDAY. ■j?i. -RIMf. s.s.l 412 ton?. A. Parris. from Hokianea.—Northern Co., agents. ARAPAWA, s.s.. 201 ton?. E. Keatley. from Raglan. Kawhia and Waitara.—Northern Co., agents. TELEGRAPHIC SHIPPING. Hokiamga Heads. July 3.—Sailed: Joan Craig, s.s., at 1U.13 a.m., yesterday, for y r,i£l«irne. July 2.—Arrived, at 2 p.m.: Arahiir.i. from Auckland. Wellington. July 3. —Arrived, at 6.25 am.: Riverina, s.s.. from Sydney. - ■ ••- Lyttelton, July at 5 p.m.: ' Paparoa. s.s.. from New Ynrk. Dmiedin. .Inly I.—'Sailed, at 3 p.m.: Port Ilarrly. p.s.. for Melbourne. July 2— Arrived, at ".10 p.m.: Tarawera, s.s., from • Auckland, via ports. OTTERSEA S.HIPPLNG. Kvducy July I.—Arrived: Knre/w, s.f.. from Auckland. Sailed: Orari, s.s., for -"July I.—Sailed, Maroro. . .schooner, for Auckland. Newcastle. June 3.—Arrived: Ihnmata. E s from Auckland. ""'pVemantle. June 3.—Arrived: Malwa, s.s., from London. ■Melbourne. July I.—Sailed: Wirnmera, e.s*. for Wellington.