SHIPPING.

Auckland Star, Volume L, Issue 65, 17 March 1919, Page 4

SHIPPING.

■■ ■ Sunset: This cvenin;, 6.7. Sunrise: Tomorrow morning, _--~ 1 - P-Oon: Last Quarter, March 25, 8.04 a.m. T HIGH WATER. [Auckland To-day, 7.19 a.m. 7.38 p.m. Auckland..-,..Tues., 7.57 a.m. 5.16 p.m. Onehunga Tue-., 11.27 a.m. 11.46 p.ffi. Kaipara lids.. .Tues., 11.17 a.m. 11.36 ■p.m. tManukauHd-. .Tues., 10.21 a.m. 10.16 p.m. Tidal constants to be added to or subtracted from high water at Auckland: — IWhangarei minus 5 minutes. Thames plus 10 minutes, Tauranga minus 12 minutes, .•Russell plus 17 minutes, Co.omandel minus B minutes. i

____ ARRIVALS. iSATI'KDAY. /'ROTHESAY BAY, barque. 600 tons, at __15 p.__, Irom Melbourne— W. Archibald, •gent. MAX ATA, s.s., 1,130 tons, at 6 p.m., from IWhan-garei. Passengers: —In saloou: Bklisse a Little. Stcadn-au. <<libbons, Barr, I_e, Bell, Kitson, Hayter, Whittle, Coinerford, Dearlovc, Heaclley. Bradford, Lcadibcater C-'l, Churchman, Besscll, Howarth, iMesdamcs Jaeger. Page, .lagger, Callagbau, lAllan. Dawson, Andrews, mill I'urchase, (Hodgkinson. Squire, McCormiek. Steadman, Walker, Lall. Wilson, Jessopp, Limn, ISoloman, Cairney, Norton. Bearer and two children, Magnus, Dearlovc, Roberts, Ilaiubain and child, McLean, Crawford, Keuncr, O'Sullivan, Brown, Upßll. Mclntyrc. i.Messrs. .Tagger. Durham, .lagger, Mnndet_on. Dawson, Allan. Drummond, O'Grady, T.inle. Halls, McKenzie, Mi-Lennan. T'earce, _Jarri__i. Brooratield, McCormii k. Williams, 'Sanson. Thorburn. Purchase, f.riuinc, Vernon, Reed. Limn. .Tessop. Tim. Young, Notion, Beam, Hodsi.n, Blackic, Walllg, I'lranl, .Yongmon, McKay, Magnus, Koberts. Heniwood. Ilrvden. Thorre. Towel], O'Sullivan, Worsp. Armstrong, 'Hicks, Hazard, Dumey, Rawson. Goldie, liracc, i'erklu. - Burrell, •Andrews, .Tnmlcson. Cuing, Persevant. and _a_: steerage. — Northern S.S. Co., agents. YESTERDAY. WAIMARIE. s.s., -45 ton?. at 0.40 a.m., ffrom . etherton. — Northern S.S. Co., agents. DEPARTURES. SATURDAY. ARAHURA, t-.5., at 4.40 p.m.. for East C"a?t. WE.T-AND, s.e.. at 6.15 p.m., for .Wellington. YESTERDAY. KANIERL s.s.. at S p.m.. for Whangarei. TANIWHA, s.s., at H.lo p.m., for [Paeroa. NORTHERN COMPANY'S MOVEMENTS. _ rojcF-ted Departures. To-day.—Orewa, for Arkle's. Brown's aud Sllvc-dale, at 4 p.m.: Manala. for "Whangarei. at 10 p.m.: Ngapuhi. for Tauranga. at 5.15 p.m.; Waimarie, for Netherton, at 11..'i0 p.m. To-morrow.—Taniwha, for Kopu. Turua. and Paeroa, at midnight: Tasman. for .Whakatane, at 7.30 a.m.; Knnleri, for iWhangarei, at S p.m.; Ngatlawa, for Opo■fiki and Ohiwa. at ", p.m.: Clansman, for ißussell. Opua, Whangaroa, and Manganul, at 6 p.m. I ITNIOa. COMPANY'S MOVEMENTS. I E_peeted Arrivals. ■ ■ - • ■ Talune, from Fiji, Mate. 10; Flora, from [Eastern Pacific, March 10: Tarawera; from lunar., March. _ Projected Departures. Makura. for Vancouver. "March 20; [Niagara, for Vancouver, April 1; Manuka, _or Sydney. March IS: Talune. for Fiji, Starci __; Atua, for Sydney, to-day. iTESSELS EXPECTED AT AUCKLAND. The following vessels are expected to fciri.e at this port shortly:— EDWARD MAY. barque_'___. Captain Peterson, 850 tons, irom San Francisco. ESTHER BUHNE, schooner. Captain Forest, 215 tons, from San Fr_aclsec POM_IEF.CE, America- schooner. 621 tons, from San Francisco. JIE3PERIAN. barquuntlne, from San Francisco. MARORO. scow, 200 tons, from Sydney. PLANTER, schooner, 438 tons, Irom San Francisco. [JIORORATA, s.s., from London (troops., to-day. __JA-NA. "550 tons, from London. March 22. AWANUI. schooner, 9. tons. fro_>. _ iuo Island. MALTA. 6064 tons, from Colombo. EARAXGA, 10.040 tons, from London. SIMUTAKA, 88__ tons, from London. 46_8 tons, from Calcutta, ATHEa-IC, from Liverpool, March 25. CUFIC. from St. John. WAR PILOT, from New iork. TJXKENBAXG, from New York, April 12. POUG-HKEr-PSEE, from New York, to sail. GUNSTO.N HALI., from New York, to sail. TESSELS IN PORT. KING'S WHARF—Mannka. iQUEE-N'S WHARF—Port Melbourne,

Te Anau. HOBSON WHARF-W___£ape. CENTRAL WHARF— Ihumata. .ALBERT WHAKK-I'sabel. IN STREAM—LaureI Whalen, Iris AT CHELSEA—Ataa. IN DOCK—Makur.i. PORT DARWIN FOR ALCKLAND. Telegraphic advice from Tort Raid states that the steamer .Port Darwin left that port on Monday last for Auckland. iffAK MUSIC LEAVES NEWCASTLE. The steamer War Music left Newcastle on (Friday for Now Zealand, where the New J.ealnnd shipping Company will load her for England. HORORATA DUE TO-DAY. The New Zealand Shipping Company advise that, the .-reamer tlororata, with troops, is expected to arrive here at, 4 p.m. to-day. when- she will discharge her i-argo from En.land. The v e s--el win afterwards proceed to Wellington, Lyttelton, and I'ort Chalmers. WAR COURAGE FOR NEW ZEALAND. News has been received that the steamer War Connige lias been __ c ._ _,y ,n r .• anil v). line toloa.l tn New ZealanFi in April for Ilnll. She wl'.! be dispatched from ~,.].] lington. and will proceed home via the I'anama. The vessel 1« a , present en ! rote from New York to Melbourne aud (Adelaide , WESTMORELAND WITH TROOPS. I It is announced hy the New Zealand and lAfrican Company that the Federal-Shire _teame_ Westmoreland, due at.-Auckland early next month from Liverpool with troops, will, after discharging <argo, proceed to Australia to complete her discharge. -SCHOONER ALERT AT DCNEDIN. The American schooner Alert arrived at IFort Chalmers from San Franri_o o on •Friday evening: with case oil, after n passage of 5!» days. The schooner Fearless also left San Francisco the same day as the Alert, but has not been reported to datfu .

' ■. ENORTTA FOR AUCLAND. The barquentlne .enorita left Sydney nn .'Friday Inst for Auckland. Her .'. future movements are not jot known. BESSA FOR AUCELAND. Telegraphic advice from London states that the steamer Bessa sailed last week -or Auckland' direct. MAPOURIKA TO BE RECOMMISSIONED The Mapourika is being reeommissioned at Welliuirton. where she will receive cargo for Auckland. Tbe vessel is expected to leave the southern port some time to-day. ATHENIC DUE AT WELLINGTON TO MORROW. The Shaw. Savill and Albion steamer Athcnlc. bringlnc troops, is expected to arrive at Wellington to-morrow evening, from London. KARA. GA FROM LONDON. The local agents of the Shaw. Savill, and Albion Line advise that the Raranga was to leave London about the middle of March in 'ballast for Now Zealand ports. The vessel is carrying a number of troops, but iiff advice lias yet been received as to the probable time of her arrival here. TITANIA 123 DAYS OUT. The Wellington agents for the barque Titania. Messrs. Dalgety and Company, advise that the barque Titania was 125 days out on Friday from New York, bound for Wellington. The vess-ol is coming via tbe Cape of Good [lope, and has 2.500 tons of general care, to put out at Wellington. PASSENGERS FOR TAURANGA. Tbe Ngapuhi. sai.ling this evening, takes the following passengers for Tauranga:— Misses Clark. Rest. Swarm. Mesdames Mr--ongan. Corrlgan. Alexander, Schofield,) Messrs. Smith. Lotion. Stephens. Small. Dncre. .logo. Asser. Scott, Heywood. O'Moore, Schofield. Alexander, Grace. Bickers. Campbell. Floyd. Corrlgan. Clement, Hawkins. Appleton. Jamleson. Clifton, Mulholland, aud five steerage. NEW VESSEL FOR AUSTRALa-SIAN TRADE. The new Commonwealth and Dominion Line's steamer Port Rowen of 10.350 tons gross register, has been launched. The new vessel is 495 fper long, by 62 feet by 44.3 feet to the shelter deck, and is classed 100 Al at Lloyd's. Tne vessel has a deadweight carrying capacity of 12,0-0 tons. The Port Bowcn was designed for the carriage of frozen meat and dairy produce from Australasian ports. MORE ABOUT THE SEEADLER. An effort will be made to ascertain the condition of the Sceadler, the vessel captured by the Germans aud converted Into a raider. The vessel was sunk off the island of Mopelin, .300 miles from Papeetiv Agents representing the original American owners of the Sceadler recently left for Mopelin to inspect the wreck and ascertain if it is worth salvaging. Native reports are to tbe effcit thai I he bull is not badly damaged, and thai it will be possible to float the ship again.

i'ASSK. liKltS I'm. WHANGAREI

Ihc .Man;iin. s.-iiiin. this evening, takes the following passengers for Whangarei:— In saloon: Misses Brookes, f'agnl. Newman, Spear. Hyde. Jukeuian. flii.-li.inan. Towers. Mitchell. H.-irr. M. .-Flame.. Atkln. Ilartland Ea-an. Nelson. Il.iwnslcy. Reid.., Buckland! MeCiiskcll. Du.haniin. Allan. Barr. Me. Kenzio. Messrs. Mitchell. Overton-Smith. Powell, t.iltnixur. Brooks, TIIII, Markwi.k. ..right. Ilarthuifl. Ntsbet. McDonald Due Kan. Whitehead. Nohlc. Allan. Brown, llnv Chenenv. Lyons. Belton. Newman. LambeH Ensor. Mayston. Dalton. Marriott, Airev Broily. Grant, Miller. Johnston. Smvfii Totter. Purchas. PASSENGERS FOR LONDON. The New Zealand Shipping Company's hncr Ruapehu. which loft Wellington on Saturday for Louf-loii. to,-.k- the followln. Auckland passenger; s:—First saloon- Misses •I- Bews. E. M. Birch. 0. K. Black M \ Ilooke, r Hartley. 3. N. Henderson. MV La_her, M. X. McDougall, D. J. .pence. Mesdames H. IT. Bnttey. Dod. S. Canlt. McDougall. E. M. Rodin _ _.«•_: Pmvth •'A .1. Stuart-Moore, Withy. Dr. N..il_Do.i« a .f Messrs ■ C. Cooke. It. J. Corbet. T. Davies! E. L. Dor], M. .Taeolis. .. s. Surra v H E gtnrge, E. Withy. Master D. H. McDougall Second saloon: Mioses p. Bm-kinghan. A M. <n P p.. A. ,T. flullah, A. B. Leine. Mes- _? . e u R ' ( '" Brll ' ( '°°^ r - A. Hovle I M Knight, 1.. A. <-~ SMllinc. Messrs! J. .?_?_/ _• •'', ';"■"'•'"• A ' "' Lytheer, - C _n.gbt Iff - M ' Istor! - ""• Hoyle. R.