SHIPPING.

Auckland Star, Volume XLVIII, Issue 136, 8 June 1917, Page 4

SHIPPING.

Stmset: This evening, 4-.'B). Snnrlse: To-morrow morning, 7.1. 'Uoon: Last Quarter, June 12, 6.0 p.m. H Kill WATER. _Lnckland To-day, 9.2S a.m. 9..V. p.m. Auckland -*>at.. 10.3} a.m. lO.Si p.m. Onehunga Sat.. 1.25 a.m. l.St> p.m. _________ HdK..Sat., 0.35 a-m. o.st> p.m. Kaipstra Mils. ...-iat., 1.15 a.m. 1.46 p.m. Ttdai constants, to be added to or subtracted from high water at Auckland: Whangarei minus 3 minutes, Thames plus 10 minutes, Tanranga minus 12 minutes, Russell plus IT minutes, Coroinandel plus ill minutes. ARRIVALS. YESTERDAY. ■MANLAIA, 1.15H tuns, Nonjury, at 6.50 p.m., from Wiuui-gaxei. In saloon: Misses Young, Tirwuites. Mesdamct. Welasford, Mahony, Gruooeuiot, McDonaid, McD-eannont and two children, Koet, Mnllindlng. Messrs. Beaslev, Hunter, Taylor, Clark, Hood, Hill, Walker, Stone, VicDearmonl. Washington, .Nathan, M-c.hUnni.ii, Harrison, MciUnuou, -•1«-lcv, Slye Goult. H.itio:-. Whitehead, J-ilckson. Wenn, Gilnmre, ltei.l. Joins. Day. Diver -Ryan. Jones. Weixford, Brookes, Kayden, Band, Hedge, Manoney. Wilson, Jones, Sloan, l'ri.-e, .k.lly, Gulliver. Colonel I'orritt Colonel inglla. Judge Holland, Captain Campbell. Lieutenants Wake and Rrowncry, Sergeant M. de Renzy, and 10 steerage. —Northern S.S. Co., ageuts. THIS DAY. TE TEE.O, an.., at 6\30 a.m., from the coast. AitAHURA, s.s.. 1506 eras, at 5.45 a.m.. from East Coast. Passengers': Misses Broom, Rea,ro_, Peterson, Lee, iMesdawea Brown and child. Broom, Somexe and- two children, Go-ksoii ami chiild, Macl-iurln imij child, iiarte, Giles, Mason. Wilson. Ihincan and child. Me.-s.-s. Smart, llenakl. Purdie, Rroom and two boys, Sotners, Lacre. Jackson, Paeroa. Hookey, l'.uruhart. Kingston. Haxle Giles, Walsh, Waters, Hunt, Wilson. Hob-bin, Wilson, McKecknie, .dcPhun. and :il Maori soldiers.—UnionS.S. C, agents. FAIKBUK.N, aul_ 35 tons, at 9 a-m., from Opotiki. I)RPARTT'aE& YESTiKJUiAY. •B___*-SB_. s.s., 205 tuns, at 6.40 p.m., for Whangarei. NORTHERN S.S. COMPANY. Expeewd Arrivals. To-day. — Watpn, from Waipu. at 4 p.m.; Daphne." from Marsden Point, I'arua Bay, ■Whangarei Heads, and .Manga pal. at {midnight; Kanieri. from Whangarei. at 7 p.m. To-morrow. —Kawau. from Kawau, Leigh, iPakiri, and Maxrgawai. at 5 p.m.; Orewa, ii-om Brown's Bay, Arkle's -Bay, and Silverdale, at 1-.30 p.m.: Claymore, fr.rni Corotmandel and Walheke. at 1.30 p.m.. Wakatere, from Thames, at 1.35 p.m.: Walmarle. from Paeroa, at 6 a.m.; Waiotahl, from Opotiki and Ohiwa. at 5 a.m.; Tasman, from Whakatane, at 5 a.m.: Manaia, from Whangarei, at 0.4f» p.m.; NgapuhL from Tairranga, at 7 a.m.: Clansman, from Russell, Opua. Whangaroa, and Mangonni, at 6 a-m.; Rarawa. from 'New Plymouth, at 6_» a.m. Projected Departures. To-day— Maxtala. for Whangarei, at 10 p.m.; -Wakatere, foi Thames, at 4.30 p.m.; Taniwha, for Paeroa. at. midnight. RIiTHABDSON LINE. Expected Arrivals. _fon_ay.— Kahn, from (iisborne, via •way ports. Tnesday.—Mako, from Napier, via way porta. Projected Departures. Tuesday.—Kahn, for East Coast hays. Wednesday.—Mako, for Napier, via way ports. The same company's- Mako Is due from Kapler, via East Coast bays and Whangarei, on Tuesday next. The Union Co.'s Karanin is due at Onefcronga to-day with a caTgo ot coal from, Greymouth. Uni-Q Co.'s Arahnra arrived here this morning, and berthed at the King's wharf. She will sail for Tokomaru Bay, CHsborne, and .Napier at 2 p.m. to-morrow. The Richardson Line steamer Kahn is dne on .Monday n**_t from (lisborne, via East Qoast bays, and is expected, to leave on the return trip the following day. The Union Company's Monowai will arrive here on Saturday night—a day early— and will sail for Sooth again on Tuesday afternoon. ■Mr R. Patterson. Superintending Engineer for the Union m, at 'Vellington, is in Auckland on business whir-fa will keep him here fcr some days. The Ngapuhi did not sari for Tauranga last evening as prearranged, owing to a shortage of coal. On inquiry at the Northern Company's office this morning it was learned that the steamer will leave to-day-with her passengers. Supplies of coal hnve come to hand, and Immediate requirements are avaHaMe, so that the temporary shortage will not affect other services. AMOKURA CHANGES. Following are the liste of new appointments to and transfers from the 'lover:. xnent training steamer Amoknra, as supplied fey Mr G. Ailport, Secretary of Marine. The new hoys, together with thetr home towns, are as follow: —G. W. Derrick ♦Auckland), A. M. Amos (Auckland., R. D. Dncker (Greytown), D. Thompson iKaltangata), J. C. Clements (Kaitangata), S. O. A. .McCallum .Port Chalmers), C. T. Robb (Addington. ChristchiiTchl. C. W. Harnett (Brooklyn. Wellington), 11. W. Mr•Lennan ("Weiiiugtoni. A. J. Mack (Wellington), S. H. Kaye (ilamam.. W. W. O'Oallaghan (-Sumner, Cbrtatch.rch). The a-hove-mentioned boys till vacancies caused ■hy the following boys Joluing the ships mentioned after their names:— F. R. Humphries <s>. Kittawa). H. G. Parsons <_ai_ne>, -M. E. 1_ Lloyd fbarquei. 11. W. R. Ba<-on .barnuei, A. WiUs .s.s. Ngakuta). C W. Thomson (s.s. .sraniira). H. F. X_>wry («.s. Koklfl). C. R. Smith .s.s. 1. J. W. Cook (s.s. Kamo.. J. .1. Rax 'Kahlka). G. P. Better is.c. Kaitoai, F. E. il_ Wilson.