SHIPPING.

Auckland Star, Volume XLIX, Issue 245, 14 October 1918, Page 4

SHIPPING.

Sunset: This evening, fi.s. Sunrise: To-morrow morning, 5.0. Moon: Full Moon, October 20. 11.00 a.m. HIGH WATER. To-day, 1.10 a.m. 2.21 p.m. Auckland —.Tues., 2.51 a.m. .5.23 p.m. Oneliunga Tues., 6.3 a.m. tl.3op.rn. Kaipjira lids...Tues., 0.0 a.m. 0.:t2 p.m. Manukau Hds...Tues., 5.:; a.m. 5.35 p.m. Tidal constants to be added to or subtracted from high water at Auckland:— Whangarel minus 5 minutes, Thames plus 10 minutes, Tauranga minus 12 minutes, ■Russell plus 17 minutes, Coromandcl minus ■ minutes.

ARRIVALS. SATURDAY. IIANAIA, ss., 1150 tons, at fi.3o p.m.. from Whangarei. Passengers: In saloon: Misses Corns. Pergarenby. Ward, Wright, O'Connor, Gardiner, Beeston, Leo, Loreni, iliilington, Mesdames Harnett, McConnell, Donaldson, Welsh, Sent eh, Cochrane, Harling, Walker, Craig. Gardiner. Stewart, Bevtns. Laird. Russell. Grant. Barton an.i child. Blacklock and child. Hinton and three children, Soloni aud child. Nurse Gane, Messrs. Meivin, Moloney, ,'layton, Uibbons, Erceg, Terry, Estcourt. Anderson, Bryce. Wears, Sentch, Tolerton. Holmes, Deere. Butler, Ross, Long, Munro, Perkins, Andrews, Durney, Weir, Mcßae, Stewart, Bell, Woodward, Laird, Rohinson, Russell. Walker, Goodwin, Skran, Oldham, Wilson. Klacklock, Hurley, Manse! 1, Kerr, Hinton. and seven steerage.—Nort hern Co.. agents. WAJOTAHI, s.s.. 27R tons, at 5.30 p.m., from f>jromandel.—Northern Co., agents. TANIWHA, S.S., 2K) tons, al 7.50 p.m., "from Notherton.—Northern Co., agents.

YESTERDAY. T ASM AN, s.s., 170 ions, at 7.10 a.m., from Wuakatane.—Northern Co.. agents. FORESTER, schooner. i~IS tons. at. 1.10 p-rm. from Sail Francisco. -A. S. Taterson nnd Co.. agents. TALUNE. K.s., 2057 tons, at 3 p.m.. from Fiji. Passengers: In saloon—Mesdames Ah, Mn, Churchward and 2 children. Chambers. Casey, Dawson, Holllnnike. Darker. Lee. Lynch, Mills, Miller, Mcl.anght.on and infant, Scarborough, Turner and child. Te.-i.gue. Whitehouse. Woodwood. -Misses Bell, Chownes, Edwards. Muhling. Miller (2), Messrs. Atkinson, Ah Sue. Gardiner. Hemus. Hardy. Hart, Julian. Lee. Miller, •Roberts, Turner, Warren. Benueth, Capt. Carter, Capt. Uallen, and IS steerage.— Union Co., agents. THIS DAY. 'AWANUI, s.s., at 2-30 a.m.. from Nine Island. DEPARTURES. SATURDAY. ARAHUKA, s.s., at. 5.20 p.m., for East Coast. FLORA, s.s., nt 6.45 p.m.. for Rarotonga.

YESTERDAY. KAMONA, 8.5., at 12.30 a.m., for Wellington. WAIMARIE. b.sl. Nt 4.J0 p.m.. for Pacroa. MAKVRA, R.M.s., at 12.30 a.m.. for Van conver. 'NORTHERN S.S. CO.*S MOVEMENTS. Projected Departures. This Day—Ma.nai.-l. fir -WiuLnparci, nt 10 Jim.: Anponrl, for Tauranga. at 4 p.m.; Waiot.ahi. for Houhom. at ti p.m.; Taniwha, for Netherton, at 4.30 p.m.

The -Northern <"n. advise thnt the Apannl is sailing for Awannl at. I p.m. this evening.

The Niagara, -which is berthed at the Queen's wharf from Vancouver, is timed to sail for Sydney at 5 p.m. to-morrow.

A "Gazette" notice of October 11. notifies that ia firtnre one red licht only will he shown from the outer end of the town wharf, Coromandel. instead of the present two vertical red and white licbts

The Kini arrived at Onchnnsa this morning from Westport. with a cargo of coal. She is to discharge part at the latter port, and will then proceed to New Plymouth. where she will discharge the balance.

The Island steamer Talune, wbie.b arrived from Fiji yesterday afternoon, is berthed at tbe Queen's wharf, where she is discharging her cargo of Island produce. Alter discharge she will proceed to Lyttelton to load produce for this port.

The Francois arrived at. this port on ■Saturday evening from Makstea, Papeete, with a cargo of phosphate rock consigned to Henderson and MrFarlane. She is berthed at the King's wharf. She experienced a fine trip over, and made good time. After discharge at tils port she will load for Sydney. Messrs. Carr, Pountney and Co. are the local agents.

FAST PASSAGES. The American schooner Lucy has arrived at Yavan from Auckland, after a smart passage of twelve days. She wa.s be-iten by the Moonah (which left here a lew hours earlier) by twelve hours. PASSENGERS FROM VANCOUVER. The following passengers have arrived, from Vancouver by ihe Niagara:—First saloon: Right TTon. W. F. Massey. Sir Joseph Ward, Major F. G. Missey, Mr A. rp. Ward. Mr F. D. Thomson. Mi- N. Oakley "Rrowne. Mrs G. Rattray. Mtss TJ. Rattray, MrES. Crawford, ilrs J. M. Bell and 2 children, Mr E. R. Saffrey. Mr H. M. Speed. Mr and Mrs W. E. Moulder, Mrs M. Ix>nghnan. Mi_es B. L. and B. Loghnan, Major W. H. Glenn. Miss 1.. Marshall. Mr and Mrs T. Williamson. Mrs E. F. Wardrop, Mr J. Hardy, Mrs A. Carroll, Lieut. G. F. Rleb, Captain R. Mackenzie, •Miss R. M. Neil], Captain E. C. Rarne.tt. Lieut W. A. Humphreys. Captain and Mrs T. Rhodes and infant. Mr 1.. V. Moses, Mr .1. B. Clarkson, Mr C 11. Poole. M.P.. Mr R. 1,. Stewart. Mr H. L. Russell, Miss F. 'Heath. Mr nnd Mrs E. H. Wall. Mr and Mrs C. Christie Sorond saloon: Mr W. H. T>avey, Mr R. B. Amodeo, Mrs C. and Miss •L. Trtrobee, Mr H. and Mrs A. Stephens, CMr H. .T. Dondas, Mrs B. Ofcirke. Mr M. e*all_, Mt J. Mallen, Miss F.. Randell, Mrs K. Dines, Mr and Mts R. Hanger, Mr B. R B. Holden. Mr E. W. Rr.wllings, Mrs E. and Miss E- Dickie, Mr and Mrs H. St. Paul. Miss H. Tounc, Mrs L. G. Tnrnbun. Miss •E. J. Black. Mr A. T. Waddell. MY W. A. Ttradshaw, Mr T. H. Hill, Mr and Mrs G. Bowen ajrd 2 children, Mr and Mts R. M<--Contiell. Misses .T. and M. MrConne**, Mi a M. Watson, Miss K. Hopkins, Mr R. ./. Yonug, Mr S. G. Clarke, and f» steerage.— TL'nion Co., agents.