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Auckland Star, Volume XLVIII, Issue 34, 8 February 1917, Page 4

* AtfCKLAMf STAR " 'PHONES. .5 ". /_*;<" ;~*i r v .- *r*n - _ Clanged*- Advertisements - 15 Advertising, —Accountancy, and i : Office 2704 Editorial and Reporters i 1283 .'Publishing Department 1775 J S_si -larmer , 1520 t Printin'j Department 2424 ■Litho. and Woman's World A 747 " Stationery and Paper Department 239 So. 15 "is reserved for receiving small Classified Advertisements. When 15 is engaged,- advertisements will be received on 2704.

SHIPPING. — -..........., . a Sunset: This evening, 6.55. , r , .Sunrise: -T o_lorrow morning, 5.17. Moon:" __st Quarter, February 15, 1.23 p.m. - - ♦ _ HIGH WATER. ..,,. Auckland. To-day, 7.46 a.m. 5.4 p.m. Auckland -Friday, 7.46 a.m. 8.4 p.m. *".'? Kuehunga,...".;.iTriday, 11.16 a_Q- 11.34 p.m. -•••■•''_ts_—_tuHds. .Friday, lttlfi a.m. 19.34 <p—n. -~ - Kaipara -Ids.. '.-Tiday, ILO a.m. 11-24 p.m. Tidal constants to be added to, or subtracted from high water at Auckland:— .Whapgaaei minus 5 miuntes, Thames plus ■— minutes. Tauranga minus 12 minutes, t-j/B-t—sell-plns 17 minutes, Coromandel plus ..j* 10.raiuut.es. ■:,..,., ..____YA_S. THIS DAY. T ANi \\ HA, s-s., 263 tons, at 4 a.m., from Paeroa.—Northern Co., agents. KANIERI,, s_., 203 tons, at 4.45 a.m., _om TViai_g_re- .-. ~.: . r toE-PA—-T—£3. >-.- »tin»,,.„ . -___T—-ItDA-. -rT-.n -LANS—(AX, S-...63* tons, at 6.55 p.m., - r,,. ior. —usse*!.". __. '' "_.£.,. 95 ions, at 3 p.m., for Whana-J'.-'naki:" = .' ""' "-••■»• W_-_AB__, s.s-, 245 tons, at U.lo p.m., i_—>Soc.£_—coa--mav.a.ta, 6.5., 1159 tons, at 10.10 p.m., for Whangarei. .THIS DAT. , iJTAIQrAHi. "s.s., at 0.10 a.m., for Great Barrier. • T *«">"-«" •;Xivi'.'.~~77~-' ■-' ' " " NORTHERN STEAMSHIP COMPANY. Arrivals. -^To-ay.— Hani—T from- Orewa, Wailwera, Mahurangi, Wai_.wo.rth, at noon; Kawau, from Little and Big Omaha, Kawan, Tl at 215 p.m.; Kotiti, from Puhoi, at 11.30-a—a.; Manaia, from Wha—ga——, a_-6.45-B-m.; Waiotahi, from Great Barrier,'at 5 p.m.; Waipu, from Coroman- ■ - .del,-at,i.p.m.;..Wakatere, from Thames, at i,.' li*_n.\ - . _b-_tonrow.—Kotiti; from Matakaiaa and *V " '_'it_e<r Point,'at 1 a.m.; Wakatere, from »--'i_ham_s, at- _L3O aim.; Orewa, from ;-, -~, Brown's Bay, Arkle's Bay; _Uverdale, at _, 1! a.xv-; Waimarie, from -aeroa, at 5 a-m.; ■"-' "A trpouri, frota Houhora, Kaimanmiiu, Wai-' ■» ' *"'pap_£aTi—V Waihanira, - Mangohui, Wha-rf.-:;:-garba, "at 10 "pjn.; Tasman, from Whaka-_-it tanesrat s>a.m.;-Waipu, from Cabbage Bay, _ r i t Ainodeo.U_.jv it.9L.p_. --.-,- ~ - T . fT ;.,,.J"tHe, Flora., .will .arrive Jiere to-morrow 2_ jWithfri4t,-etc.,._from the Eastern Pacific. --■f.. Ip£ c ' 'Newcastle, later ' '••-> 'comes: to- Anc-kland, via Sydney. The Te Anau -is to- leave Bluff to-day for Auckland^—via-porte.— - - - •-,-3*bp f -*?e < J_her at. Gisborne to-day is excep—klooally v rough, -and -shipping is consequently delayed The Arahura will arrive here late ic£ .Si_KTdw^-__Sfhia<i_^S—a£ will „_T again forthe East Coast at 2 pjn. on Saturday. . The. ,"Wb_ ngape leaves . Ayklnnd for ' '-"Mali-tea Island, -where she wi*_"'load a cargo of superphosphates coming here to _, Messrs. Henderson and _—cfarlane. The Kara, -arrived at Onehunga this morn-

•i!nuing -wlt_.,ebal.-.fra_i .Greymout—. She sails T1 .agsi—l . for Greymo——i from Onehtu_ga, and ' .""then to. Wel_iigtanl ~'~* Tiife Perth should leave to-day for -Mercury Bay ah— Whangarei to load timber for Melbourne. The __r_we_i~_r due "to arrive at Auckland on Friday next from southern ports. __e~<is__^fb£-_i> T lth again "at* .2 p.m. on ■*• ' - - - The outward, bouni steamers Calm and Arapawa crossed the —_n__au bar at 7 a-m- .to-day, .the.former for Lyttelton and - r tPelHngtbh arid the latter" for Kawhia and

PASSENGERS FOR SOUTH. * _ The s.s. Monqwai, sailing at 6 p.m., takes - ■ the * foil owing passengers for South:—For ,-Miss Bennett, Mrs. Pierce. For Lyttelton: Misses Cresswell, .Brodie, Smith, •' -"Young. " Mesdames Rannen, Anderson, : -.'l'lfiisner, Kiach" and child, Lusk, Fairburn, £~i .-rHflrmn-Ddr-De ■ Renzy, Messrs. Fairburn, K—wsb—. .Cresswell. -For Dunedin : Misses Blacir, __, Douglas, and 10 steerage. THE -ENOR-TA. __c-> b_H_ue__ne -Senorita _as left New-castle"-fin "Auckland * with hardwood previously loaded at Clarence River. The last trip of ■_le sailer -was- from Clarence River with a similar cargo. On this occasion she came, .over. to. Auck__d in 22 days, but she lias, of course, beaten these figures. The ■**<_o—_a is commanded by Captain W_ltton.

_ PORT .OF ONEHTTNCA. ARRIVALS. ,CC. i" THIS DAY. ,- . / -AH."?, 5.5.,-267 tons, R. S. Chadwick, . from Greymou— I. —Union Co., agents. ""'_.- •-.-." • DEPARTURES. -x - - r —■' THIS DAY. RARAWA, s-.5., 1072 tons, for New Plymouth. •_tIMU. s.s., 412 tons, for Hokianga, T:c I_iECB_VPHI,C SHIPPING. February B.—Arahura, sailing at 'abbhf 5 'p.m. "Gisborne passengers: Misses Irvine- Smith, Minnitt, Lipsett, Broomfield. Gault, Mesdames Walker* • '-_aißo__-- Gnrr and three -children; Sneli and two children,-Lipsett, Hill, Lusk, Wilkinson aud child. Malcolm, Delatour, ■Snelgar. Messrs. Wilkinson, Malcolm, Kain, .^...C0-kroft,. Bradford, Gilder, Robb, Master , ...Lusk. -■■■■ p.' 'TokomaTi_ Bay, February 7.—Arrived, at .--•"''_ rr—arr'Victoria, _s., from Auckland. ~r. liDrined—i. February 7.—Sailed, at 5.10 i p.m.: -W—nmera, s.s., for Melbourne. 'P. ' '. ' '. OVERSEA -HIPPING. ~..-. . Sydney.. February 7.—Sailed, at 5.30 p.m.: DOr _T-E___CTRIC___LY, . M „ AND 'Vet Tjs T)0 tt •poR you. -NATIONAL- ELECTRICAL AND ENGINEERING - CO, LTD. Manager: J. ALLI7M, A.A.LE.F. T*TTEL__;_LEY QTBEET TK7EST. 'PHQNES. 2410. 2510. and A 383. ~ ■■"---■■■ D h v RANDALL BROS. So :::i.; . . iMakers ot Paripau.l VARNISHES AND MOTOit CAR PAINTERS. i*CQUER ?V L ::: i r—-— ~SU_'