SHIPPING.

Auckland Star, Volume XLIX, Issue 149, 24 June 1918, Page 4

SHIPPING.

Sunset: This evening, 4.351. Sunrise: To-morrow morning, 7.6. Moon: Full Moon, June 24, 10.8 p.m. i HIGH WATER. Auckland To-day, 7.4 a.m. 7.117 p.m. .Auckland 'rues., 7.33*1.m. 8.17 p.m. Oncbunga Tues., 11.5 a.m. 11.3) p.m. Kaipara Hds. ..Tues., 11.3 a.m. 11.26 p.m. Mauukau . .Tucs., 10.5 a.m. 10. p.m. Tidal constants to lie added to, or subtracted from high water at Auckland:— ■yvhangarel minus 5 minutes, Thames pins -0 minutes, Tauranga minus VI minutes, Knssell plus 17 minutes, Coroman<iel minus 8 minutes. . ' AIMUVALtS. YESTERDAY. TARAWERA. 5.<5., :•*« tnns, Rigau, at 10.00 a.ni., from l.ytteKon.—Union Co., agents. KAITUXA, s.s.. 1!)77 tons, Applcyard, at 7.15 a.in., from Picton.— Union Co., agents. TANIWHA. s.s., -MX tons, Freeman, at 12.30 a.m., from Nel'Oerton.—Northern Co., agents. TASMAX. s.s.. 171 tons, Kanlkiier. at 3.20 i>. m.. from Whakatune. — Northern Co., agents. "XGATIAWA. s.s.. Aii." tons, Borlin?, at 4.10 p.m., from (Jpotiki.—.Sorthem to., agents. DBTARTUiIIES. • SATt'RDAV. ARAHTJRA, s.s.. at 4.30 p.m.. for F.afit Coast. Passengers for Tokomaru I.ay: illissos Raleish, (iraii>. Mi'silamcs MMdleton and infaut. M:il«on and child, Messrs Xgata, 11o;k (-), Walker, Smith. Tor liistiorne-: .Misses Snclgar, l'rpston, Moore Knnkln. W.vllio. Morrison. Paul. .\sl,do«i! Oawford £), Kalelch. Shnk-rsprar. Currle, SutclifiV, Mcsdainps Barry, .hidfl. Adalr. O"Moara and infant. Wakerlcy. dt> Kerry, •fh.-iliiicniri and child. MMdlcron and inraur Smith, Pound. Mayall and child, Jones and infant. Mrrwrs Ui'iishaw. Young, M.-Crpdle Dohson. .luiM. Ci.krr, <Jrc.v. Aililir, Hymns Morrison. Harris. Mcjionald, Latham. Smith, Alloy, MHi-tin. Kwllng. Hoirty, Jlaylo., Tnllix-k. Lambert. Ilna«lnn<l. Mile's. .Main Alexander. Ciayinn. Plrlo. Kirk. Osmond For Napier: Messrs ra;>p. Turhcm. H:ircly. .7)ion, nitrhnan. -."> steerage for all porle. RAKANOA. K.s.. at 11 p.m. for Newcastle. DAI'H.NK, 5.3., at 11.50 p.m., for ATvanui. YESTERDAY. WASAKA. s.s., at 11-.40 a.m., or Lantota. . KAMIvIU. s.s.. at d.io p.m., for Hhangarcl. SORTHBIiN S.S. COMPANY. Expected Arrivals. To-day.—Kanieri, from Whan=:arel, at 7 !*-m. Projected Tiopnrtures. To-day.— for Wbangarei at 10 p.m.: Xcapnhi, for Tanranga. at .1.1.-, p m ■ Waiotani, for Ilouhora. at 10 p.m.: Tani■Tna, for Xcthe.rton, at 10.:«» p.m ■ Vaipu lor Alcrcnry ißay, at 5 p.m. '

The Kokiri is due at Auckland from Westport with coal on Friday morning. The YThangape left I.yfteltnn on Saturday evening, and is due here to-morrow evening. The departure of the Waipn for WhangaPoua has been postponed until 0 p.m. on Wednesday.

The Te Anau Is to leave Bluff to-morrow lor Dunedin and Oamaru, where she will complete loading for Napier, olsbonic, and Auckland.

The lnr.iwera, which arrived from Lyttelton yesterday morning. bi*rth»d at Queens wharf. She leaves for Wellington. Lyttelton, and Dunedin at noon to-morrow. The Karajva arrived at Onehunga yesterday morning from .New l'lymouUi. She succeeded in crossing the Alaiiukau bar at O o'clock. The itlniu was not so fortunate. She left Onehunga last Thursday for Hokianga, but hail to anchor inside tlie Manukau •Heads while the hurricane passed. On Friday afternoon she returned to the Onehunga wharf, where she remained until Saturday evening, when she tried again to put out to sea. The bar, -however, was impassable, and. showing no signs of improvement yesterday, the" ltimu returned to Onehunga last evening, when it was. decided tn abandon the Ilokianga trip. "Weather conditions being more favourable', the Kiniu was to have left this afternoon for Raglan ana KaWhia anil the Itarawa •for >ew Plymouth.

PASSENGERS FOR SYDNEY. The Wimmera. sallnjr nt -5 p.m., takes the following passengers:— saloon: Misses Green moor, Sayegh, Browning. whyte. Watson. Evans.. Kinman, Mesdames Blencowe. Gould. Dunn. Wyllie. Browning, Tucker, S. Jones. Jones. SodghrrT, Croft. Messrs Kiornan. Bowering, Targuse, Liddle, Hewitt. Ilnddcr. Hewsnn. Gordon. Mate. Graham. Jones, S. Jones, Tucker, Bradncy, and 35 steerage.