SHIPPING.

Auckland Star, Volume XLVIII, Issue 147, 21 June 1917, Page 4

SHIPPING.

Sunset This evening. 4.39. S-mrLse : To-morrow morning. 7.6. aijoon: First Quarter. June _S. 3.2S a.m. HIGH WATER. Auckland To-day, 8.30 a.m. S.'l p.m. Auckland Fri. Si.ll a.m. o._".> p.m. Or.ehunga Fri., o._l a.m. 0.41 p.m. Kaipara lids.. .Fri.. 11.41 a.m. 11.50 p.m. Matmkau lids. . Fri.. 0.11 a.m. 0.31 y.m. Tidal constants, to be added to, or subtracted from, high water at Auckland: Whangarel mini:-. .; minutes. Thames plus 30 minutes, Tjuranga minus 12 minutes. Re-sil plus 17 minutes, Coromandel plus 10 minutes. ARRIVALS. YKSTIvIiDAY. TT. AN'AI". s =.. l__ tons. Petersen, at 3 p.m.. ;'r..:ii South.—Ur_o_ Co.. agents. CLAYO-ORE. s.s.. _AS tons, ar 8.30 p.m.. from Mermry Bay.—Northern Co.. agents. CLAYMORE, s.s.. _:.S t. us. from Mercury B_t.—Northern To., agents. KANIKKI, S.S.. -O." toes, Johnson, at 6.30 p.m., from Whangarel.—Northern Co.. agents. PEPARTCR'-S. YE-TEKDAY. 3__N_l_. s.s.. ll.vj tons, at 10.10 p.m.. for Whangarei. W_lPt". s.s.. 203 tons, at midnight, for Great Barrier. KOEIHERX STEtAIISUIP CO. Expected Arrivals. To-day.—CVlanala, fr.>m Whangarel, at ft.4~» p.m. : Waipu, from circa: Barrier, at To-morrow.—Kotiti. from Puhol. at 1 a.m. : Daphne, from Marsdeu Point, Parua toy. \X-lia_garei Head-, and Mangapai. at midnight: Apanui, r'r.mi Awnnni. at 0 a.m. K__eri, from Whangarel, at 7 p.m. UNION COMPANY STKAMT.KS. Th" Union Co.'s Arahura arrives at Auckland to-morrow morniug from the East Coast. She sails again at _ p.m. Un Saturday. The Tc Anan. which is at present discharging a cargo of prodiH-e at tile King's -wharf, sails South again at 2 p.m. on Saturday. T_ Monowai arrives here from pons on Monday next, and sails again on Tuesday ai'tenioon. A .argo of timber is being londed at the King's wha.-:. This is for Australia. The fni-c Co.'s Mon.oval, which does not arrive here until Monday owing to delay -whilst working at S..::ihern ports, is now to leave lure cm Wednesday next. Tbe trouble with the Waipti Bar. which —issppeared s-.a.,- -.im.- ago, _nws signs of rt-ppea.-in;:. there i>ein_ a tendency to silt _p, thus altering the channel. Art_nge_ients have been made for a £"_«,,n.r to load explosives at M>RK>ur:ie for New Zealand potts. The work of lifting the .-ariro will tie oommetued shortly. Th-> srh,, oner will come to Atrckland via Wellington, so that it will he some time before the cargo reaches this port. The Northern Co.'s time-table for Brown s Bay. Deep Creek. Arkle's Bay. and Silverdaie. which w_* cnrtaile.l during the time of Lhe a.-tire coal shortage, will revert to the Monday, Wednesday, and Friday running, as previously. A wooden shallow-draught insulated vessel, specially constructed at Te Kopuni for the Wah-oa trade, is now having the oil engines installed prior to being taken over. This craft will join the service ln about a tmonth'.- time, una has carrying capacity tor 180 carcases, .md i- also suitable for lightering or transhipping. The Ngapuhi sails for Tauranga at 5 p.m. to-day with the follow! ig passengers:— "Misses Hughes (3), Robouis. Lo.-khtad, Mesdamets Smith. Greeaways. Ferguson. Johnston, Morrison, Tarr. Messrs. Grirfiths, Joues. Munro. Hobson. Morrison, Johnston, Tarr, Moore, Holt, Ford, Norris, Adams. Col. Ward. PORT OF O-EHUNGA. ARRIV_I_>. RT"MU. s.s. 412 tons, from Raglan and "Kawhia. ARAPAWA, s.s.. 201 tons, from Wangamii, Opunake.—Northern Co., agents. DEPARTURES. RARAWA. s.s., for New Plymouth. REMUi s.s.. for Hoklanga. TELEGRAPHIC SHIPPING. Tisborne. June 21.—Sailed: Kaeo, sch., for Auckland, via Fast I'oast bays; at :i.3U a.m.: Arahara. s.s.. tor Auckland, with the followdng passen-crs: Mr. I. <irmon. Miss IP. Cox. William.-, dudgeon, Itice, Bayky, iLiroid C. Smith. Ngunguxu. June 21—Sailed. last night: Moonah; this morning: llaere. Arrived; __ee_ior. Dunedln.—Sailed : Monowai. at T. p.m.. for Auckland. Passengers : Misses Mc-Jlaster, Cameron, Hart i2i, Guinness, Cameron, __ttray, and _d sleerage.