SHIPPING.

Auckland Star, Volume XLVII, Issue 243, 11 October 1916, Page 4

SHIPPING.

Stmset: This evening. 6SL - Sonrise: To-niorrow meniinc 5.13. Moon: Full moon, October XI, 6.31 P-m. HIGH WATEB. ■•AucklaiHi !r>t-day, 6.41 a.m. 7.7 pjn. Aucklaßd -.Tiurs., - 7.30 a.m. 7j3p.m. Onelmnga Ttiirrs., 11.0 a.m. 11-23 p.m. STanuian Eds. .Tlrars.. 10.0 a.m.:i<>J23 p.m_ ] Kalpara Hde-.-Taurs.. a-m.. 11.13_p.m. Tidal constants to be added to or sui>tracted from high water at Auckland:—■ Whangarei minus 5 minutes, Thames plus ' 10 mimites, Tauranga mints 12 minuts, - - Ttnf;r.eTl plus 17 minutes, Coromandel plus 10 minutes. The tide at A-ncklana rises 10.1 ft this evening, and lttoft and 10.3 ft to-morrow morning and afternoon respectively. ■■ --.-... -.. AERITALS. lESTEEDAI. ■MJLSAIA, tons, W. F. Norbnrv, *t tJS p m , from TVhanjrarei- — Northern agents. THIS DAT. "°" TICTOSIA, S.S.. 2963 tons. A- J. Croft, at . coon, from Sydney. Psssengers: Saloon — Mfsdazaes Fairweather. Mallalxme. .- -der, Xesbit, Daries, Darby. Brodie. Poasennesiie, iteasrs. Smii*. Steavenson, Hall. Coyne, Dubois. Chambers, ilallabone. Nes- - bit, Bartaey, iDavis, Bodle, Taylor. : Carr. Davies, Steven. Eicketts. als> BrandinCreamer.eo., and IS steerage. Parker Co.- ageiKs. " CRiOSS, Missaon steamer, Bnrgess, a .to., from Islands of Mela- = nesian Mission Field. Passengers: Bishop - of JMeLmeMa. Rev. and Mrs. F. A. Crawshaw ana child. Mrs. Buffitt ana i children. - : aiis9ei Best. Venda, Evstaa. Mrs. Qnintall ■ and child; -Mrs. WHsm. and Mr. Randall.— --" Hdanesian Mission Office, agents. ■■WiTV>BT-R s< ». 245 tons..Goertz, at 3 ajn_ from J»aeroa-—Northern Co.. agents. '-.-" X-PAVCI: 5.&,-243 firai- TeSeira. at' K45 *« ~*a.m..' Trbnf -Co.. agents. ■ - "WATPIJ, 305 tons, at 11.50 aJD., from ~-CoromandEl.—Northenr-S-S. Co., agents. ~—*/l'''. " V IJEPARTUKESJ -—_. r * ■ _ fT_ " testeSdat. " ■':""- m->\swa\Y<i■; f-ga tons, at 7.15 p.m_ -— tor BoseeQ. - ■ i : ----.i! TAXTWHA, B-s.. 353 tons, at 9.50 p.nt, -for Faeroa. . - - _ " g>VTCTT, tons, at 5 for -~ WhinEirei; " : ;7 GtENELG. ks., 3SS tons, at 10 fl.ni., — .._..... ... ;. , EXPECTED ARRIVALS. 7 . Oct 11—TICTQRJA, Sydney , : 11 West Australia. ----- -12-L-TE- -AXAU. Southern ports Jo -. . - 12rr- WHiXGAPE, Suva --. .laT-ASAHUEA. East Coast "". Southern ports New Tork. via Weßington . .... 16—CTRENA. Singapore ■-. Sidney '-- - Liverpool, via Ans---iv • _ _ trallan ports £ --19—MONO WAI, Southern ports. : ..\_ atrAKAHCRA. K 3S t. Coast. 25—PORT LTTTELTON. Sydney —- staney " 23—VICTeRIA. Souiiem parts -- t .Sot^;IS—OPAWA, Sydney . PROJECTED DEPARTURES?. ". •■■ Oct. 13—VERMONT.- \Telltnst.oii 12—KOEO5HKO, 'Newcastle -- - 13—TGRAKTNA, Soßthern porta ~.. A, Southern ports 14—AKa-HUTTV. East Coast ' '" " Southern ports - - -. — 21—-M©XOWAI, Southern ports. .-,; -_ 23—TICTOBIA, Sydney . . . *■ 24-4'vrESTRAX.IA, Southern ports SAILLNG VESSELS EXPECTED. --' ■ iSEAHXA -POGUE, Wellington, via Hokl- :-£-, - anga, ieft Hokianga. Octobesr 3. YSABiSL, schooner, Surprise Island, phosphates. • GOLDEN GATE, San Francisco, case oil, - ;-- -" safled September 11. --SENOSEEA, barquentine, Qaienceiown, te r nU -VESSELS IX PORT. SOUTHERN CROSS, at Queen's wharf BOORAL, at King's wharf ' -- -3?ALUNE, at Hobson wharf . - KAURI,, at ChelEeaT : TURAKINA, atQueen'g wharf. .VERMONT, at Kins's wharf. T- —KOKOMIKO. si King's wharf. ."-.4 -Advice-was received last night by the VnWhpj-n /Vy nint "tfo NgaUawa" was still " bsr-bound. The -vessel cannot arrive before to-morrow. NORTHERN S.S. CO. ;.... ; Expected Arrivals. To-morrow. from Thames, at ."""11 .a-ni,; Taniwha, from Paeroa, at aSO r » b -nr* Daphne, from Great Barrier, at 5 »=- 'pja.-; from Wiangapona, Port --.- ; Charles, Kennedy Bay. and Mercury Island, V at li) p.m.; Haniti, from Orewa, Waiwera, ■.' Mannrangi and WarSrworth, at 12.30 p.m.; . --<r:-Kawaa, from' Kawan, Takatu. Ti Point, --.rtattle and Big OmaTia .-at; 1.30 p.m.;. Kotiti "- -from PuhbL 11.30 a-in.; Orewa, from "-"'-■Brown'srßaT,' Arkle's Bay iand- SUverdale, --- a-m. - •'-- ■ - - - —~~~ isz Departures. To-d»y.t-Daphne;.. for Great-Barrier, at a midnight; "Waimarie, for -Paeroa, at 10 "- Apanui, for Whangapoua. Port - Charles. Kennedy Bay. and ilercnry Island, at 19 p.-ttt.;--ManaJa, -for Wiangarei, at 10 L.._pjn.._.-"- -- ... • - -'— -To-morrow. — Chelmsford, for Marsden ""JpoiSt, "Maxigapai, Whangarel Heads, Parua i— Bay. and limestone- Island, at 7 p.m.; _.'Taniwha, for Paeroa. at 11 p.m.; Ngatrahi, for Tanxanga, at 5 p.m.i Wakaiere. for /Thames, at 3-30 P-m.; KanierL JTor Wha- ■ ngarei, at 5 p.m-; Hauia, for Waiwera» Mannrangi and Warkworth, at midnight; Warukn, for Waiukn, at 8.5 a.m.; Bimii, for Hokianga. at 2 pan.; Rarawa. <from Onehnnga), for New Plymouth, at 3 pjn. The Talune has now left the Queen's ■wnarf, and is berthed at the Hobson wnarf. - Uie 'Whangape, recently cabled as having Etrnck a. reef, is due here from Suva on Friday next. She was later reported as having not been damaged by the accident. The Mission steamer Southern Cross (Captain Burgess). tvMeii- left here for the .Islands ol the mission field on May 23 last, - -arrived back here this morning. She k at tie QueeiTs wharf. " ". . THE VICTORIA ASBIVED. The Huddart-Parter steamer Victoria arrived from Sydney thiE morning after a trip prolonged by tieavy fogs. Her car»o included 10,000 bags salt, I<X» bags ptrai- ". - .toes, 300 cases matches. louu bars lead, 500 boxes tinplales. ISO cases tobacco; ■ "also transhipments from the following; , Goulburn, from Melbourne; Zealandia. ._. Jfrom Adelaide; Arabia, from Ceylon; Kar•jnara, from Ceylon; Dtmachton; Vnnit>. '"■from BSJibane: -St. Albatfs. from China; ■v Corio, from Bdithburgh; Wyandra; Ventnra, from Indarra, from Fremantle; Boonah and the Essex. She »tt sail for sootaern pons -t»-morrow after-