SHIPPING.

Auckland Star, Volume XLVIII, Issue 21, 24 January 1917, Page 4

SHIPPING.

Sunset: This evening. 7.7. Sunrise: To-morrow morning. 5.0. Moon: first Quarter January 30, 12.42 p.m. HIGH WATER. Auckland To-day. 7.43 a.m. S.S p.m. Auckland Tiurs., 5.33 a.m. 5.55 p.m. Onehuuga Thurs., — l>.B_ p.m. •ManukauHds..Thurs.. 11.3 a.m. 11.20 p.ni. ElaiparaHds...Thurs., 11.53 a.m. 0.15 p.m. Tidal constants to be added to or subtracted from high water at Auckland: —■ YVhangarei minus 5 minutes, Thames plus 10 minutes, Tauranga minus 12 minutes, Kussell plus 17 minutes, Coromandel plus 10 minutes. ARRIVALS. YESTERDAY. MAXAIA. s.s., 1.350 tons, at 6.50 p.m., from 'XYhangurei.— Northern S.S. Co., o gents. THIS DAY. WAIMAIUE, s.s., 243 tons, at I a.m., from I'acpoa.—Northern Co., agents. NGAIVCHi. «s.s.. t>ol tons, at 6.30 a.m., from Tauruuga.—Northern Co., agents. CLANSMAN, s.s., 631 tons, at 7.50 a.m., from Northern Co., agents. APAiXL'I. s.s.. 243 tons, at 10.55 a.m., from Awanui. —Northern iSjS. Co., agents. DEPARTURES. YESTERDAY. MONCTWAI, s.s.. 3,433 tons, at 10.15 p.m., for 'Southern ports. s.s., at 7.40 p.m., for Southern ports. KANTERI, e.s., 203 tons, at 6.15 p.m., for 'Whangarei. PROJECTED DEPARTURES. Jan. 27—ARAHTJR'A, East Coast 2r—TAKAAVIEiRA, Southern ports 30— WESTRALIA, Sydney —VICTORIA, Southern ports. .Feb. 3—ARAHURA, East Coast 6 —MOSOWAI, {Southern ports 11—TARAWEiRA, Southern ports EXPECTED. ARRIVALS. Jan. 24—ARAHURA. East Coast 2&—TAItAWERA. Southern ports 26—TE axatt. Southern ports 2&—'WESTRALIA, Sonthern ports IFtefr. I—VICTORIA, ISydney 2—ABAHtPRA, East Coast 4—aiOsSOWAI, Southern ports 9—TAKAWBEA, Southern ports Mr. A. Prosser has succeeded 'Mr. G. H. (Hopkins as chief officer of the ilonowai. ■Mr. Taylor has resumed. Ins position as chief engineer on the Koromiko, and Mr. Summerville reverts to second engineer. Sir. G- Allport, Secretary 4or (Marine, is accompanying the iHlnemoa on her visit o£ inspection to tile southern lighthouses. Mr. J. K. Harper, extra third officer of the Monowai, has left the veseel, <md Mr. K. Scollay (late of the Klni) las signed on in a similar capacity. Six. Botttag. fourth engineer of the Koromiko. !has signed off sind gone to; X>nnedin for instructions, ajid ilr. ilouahan has taken his place. •A-RRAH-NA-rdluE NOW CATHKIT. Captain Caillew has left the Arrah-na-Pogue. irbk-h has been renamed Cathkit, and his pJace has been taken by Captain 'Nmms. -n-Jio will be in charge of the scow on he- nest txij)—Manning River to ' Whaigarei, with. co;il. THE LAURA, A recent letter from Sydney states that the barqne Laura, which was recently refitted, was about to sail for Newcastle to load a cargo of coal for Auckland. Captain USchntze, one of the best known master mariners in the intercolonial trade, is in charge of the vessel. SEXORITA COCMIXG. Captain Whittern, of the barquentine Senorita, left Sydney on the 16th inst., for New-castle and Clarence Town. The barquentine is to bring another hardwood cargo across to Auckland. fl3eexce ltjckexbach. Mγ. M.- A. Simnionds, who arrived in Auckland by the cargo steamer Edward | ■ Luckenbach from New York, has left for South to join the Florence Lnckenbach at Dunedin- It.will be remembered that when this vessel arrived in Auckland recently the officers reported that the wireless operator had disappeared when the steamer was two days out from New York. Mr. Simmonds is to take his plate as Marconi operator on the vessel. PASSENGERS FOR VANCOUVER. By the last steamer for Vancouver the following passengers left Auckland:—First saloon: Misses Bentaey, Bowles, Holdaworth. Lang. Maim, Ross. Shaw, llesdames Adams. Beuson, Bentley, Carr, Cowey, Eweu. Goulliuru-Gibson. Holds-worth, Johnson. Israel (2), Jones. Lang, McMichau and two children, McMillan and infant. Mc-Dowell-N-athau, Ritchie, Savory, Shaw, Stowers, Wells, Messrs. Aodaaiaii, Aoraham. Adams. Benson. Bowles, Boyd, Briggs, Buchanan. Carr, Ferguson, Fraser, Hilton. • Holdsworth Israel, Jones, Kilworth, Lang, Michel, Morris. Moclderman, Mikwak, McMichau, Naylor, Potter, isavory, Sutherland. Tallow. Todd, W-ells, Wright. Second saJoon: Misses Barhgate. Humphreys, Russell. Winsley. Mesdames Chalmers and infant. Hathaway, Humphreys, MessTs. Berry, Chestnut, Grant, Hathaway, Kidd, Lacy, Lowrie, Reid, wielan; ami 14 steerage- - PORT Of OWEHXTTTGiI. ARRIVALS. THIS DAY. RAKAWA, s.s., 1072 tons. 51. Pierotti, ?rom New Plymouth. Passengers: Mesdames Cnraifch, Padpet. Feller. Richards, .-l>Y-h.eeler, Firth, Siuitt. Lave. Mullau, Neilson, Lethaby, Farrell. Misses Cameron, Smith (2j, Paget. Brooks. Messrs. Clark, Firth, Day, Wheeler. Hallaway, Baker, Clarke, Cameron, Jenkins, Nope. Greig. Jeu■4 kinsou, Duthie, Marrow. Cornish, AVhite, . ■ atullau. Xeilson, Smith, Baruell, Telfpr, Deare, and 13 steerage.—Northern Co., ' agents. ! "l : IHM'U', 412 tons, A. Parris, from Raglan and Kawhia.—Northern Co.. agents. KARTJ,- 6.5., 267 tons, R. F. Chadwick, from" Wesfport.—Northern Co., agents.