SHIPPING.

Auckland Star, Volume L, Issue 71, 24 March 1919, Page 4

SHIPPING.

Sunset: This evening, u.~>S. Sunrise: Xu-niuriow morning, 5.59. HIGH WATER. Auckland To-day, — 32.04 p.ni Auckland Tues., O.lSa.m. 12.54 p. in. Onehunsa Toes., a.SS a.ni. 4.-J4 p.m. Kaipara Hrts Tues., 3.48 v.m. 4.14 p.m. Mauukuu lids. .Xues., 2.58 a.m. 0.-l p.m. Tidal constants to be added to or subtracted from high water at Auckland: — Whangarei minus 0 minutes, Thames plui 10 minutes, Tauranga D'.inus 12 miuutee, Russell plus 17 minutes, Coioinaadel minus U minuter. ARRIVALS. SATCRDAV. MAXAIA, s.s., 1150 tons, at 5.20 p.m., from Whungurel. Passengers:—ln saloon: Misses Kawntey, Poule. ttowe, Kicid. (Jamie, l'ratt, lialliday i-i. lieed, Nurse Roberts, McLeod, Woods. Atkinson. I'udney (.'-). BroomnVld, Footo, McDonald, ileuduiues Donnelley, Warner, Phillips, Shaw, Sher*>ert, Horn, liyvr, Ki-ed, Mallandiue, Walker, Edwards. Short and children, O'Grady, Webb. Foot, Messrs. IVarce, Wiltion, Johnston. Pi-urce, Eyre. Burroughs., Senrle, (Jirven. Millington, Stout, Douglas, l'hillips CJI. Smythe. Cnwuu, ' Maxwell. Henderson, M.Klwain. Wilson. MeFuDane, Kd wards. Miller. Little. Russell, Ileusou. Cochrane (-1, Sharp, I.lmlsey. Aushiuo, McKenzie, Aicken. Mallandiw. Harris. Slander, fiolng, Hiviiin. Dr. Shrfrt, Weill), Vaille, Hilie, Met'allum, Heed, Wick, Roberts, Hint. Sanders. Henson. Thompfon. Uowers, Touar, Stewart, Yodd. Hurley. Rev. Tanner. Captain Dyer, Uev. Scbuouuf, and Hi steerage.—Northern Co.. agents. NGATIAWA. s.s.. 4r»l tons, at 11.30 p.m., from Upotiki.— Northern Co.. agents. YESTERDAY. KLORA. s.s.. 1283 tons, at 5.45 p.m., from Eastern I'ai-itic —L'nion d>., agents. TANIWHA, s.s.. JK! tons, at 7.15 a.m., from Netberton.—-Northern Co., agents. DAPHNE, 5.5... 103 tons, at :!.4r> p.m., from Coromandel. — Northern Co., agents. THIS DAY. .irBILEE, aux. schooner, from Grnfton, N.S.W. —Henderson and Maclarlaue, ageuts. 'In quarantine. J DEPARTURES. SATUUDAY. KAITANC.ATA, s.s., at 4.23 p.m., for Sydney AKAULKA, s.s.. at 3 p.m., for liast Coast. YESTERD^-. KANIKIir, 8.8., at 12.13 p.m., for Whiingarel. ' WAItU, s.s.. at ::.Kl p.m., for Paeroa. NORTHERN COMPANY'S MOVEMENTS. Expected Arrivals. To-day.—Waipu, fn>m Paeroa. at n p.m.; Kanleri, from Whangarei, at lit p.m. Projected Departures. To-day.—Manaia. for Wliangarcl, at 10 p.m.; Ngapuht, for Taiiranga, at 3.15 p.m.; Waiotalil, for Houhoru. at in p. n>.: Waimarie, for Nethertou. at 4 p.m.; Daphni-, for Mercury Bay. at 4 p.m. To-morrow. —Tanlwhu. for Kopu. Turua, Taeroa, at i p.m.: Kauieri, for Wliancurei, Ht ISO p.m.; TastuMii. for Whakataue, at 11 a.m.; Ngatiawa, for Opotiki, at 10 a.m.; Clansman, for Russell, Opua, Whangaroa, Mangonui, at B p.m. L'NION COMPANY'S MOVEMENTS. Expected Arrivals. Niagara, from Sydney. March 31; Navita, from Wellington, March —0; Mouowai, from South, March -S. Projected Departures. Talune. for Islands. March Niagara, for Vancouver, April 4. VESSELS EXPECTED AT AUCKLAND. The following vessels are expected to arrive at this port shortly:— EDWARD MAY. baniueutiue, Captain Peterson, 'Mo tons, from San Frauiksco. ESTHER BUUXE, schooner. Captain Forrest 245 tons, from San .Francisco. COMMERCE, American schooner, (CI tons, frum San Frunelseo. HESPERIAN, barciuentine, from Sen Francisco. SIAKOHO, scow, 200 tons, from Sydney. AJANA, 7550 tons, from London. March 24. AWANUI. schooner, 9ti tons, froffi. Nlu» Island. JIALTA, 60&1 tons, from Colombo. itAKANGA, 10,040 tons, from April E.IMDTAKA, BSP.I rons, from London. IWMHORA, -163S tons, from Calcutta, March 24. CUFIC, from St. John. TJIKENBANG, from New York, April 12. J'OL'GHKKKF'SKE. from New York, to sail. GUNSTON HALL, from New York, to sail. IMJQCESNE, from New York. MAHENO, from Avonmouth, April 20 (troops). Jt'BILEE, schooner, from rjrafton, N.S.W. RESSA, from London, April 10. I'ORT DARWIN, from Tort Said. KKNOHITA. l>an|iientii!O, from Sydney WAR Mrs 1C from Newcastle. WAIt COI'RAG-E. fron> Australian ports WAR PIl.dT, from New York. WESTMOitKLAN'D, from Liverpool, April 14 (Uoops.l. EEiMFKRA, from London, April -_'.S (troops) SIAXI RHWA, biinjue. from Sun Francisco! ALBE.UT MJiYEH, suhooner, from San Frniiclseo. LINDSTOL. 'barquentine. from Sydney BAUMO, from Glasgow. April 22. VESSELS IN PORT. KING'S WHARF—Rothesay Bay, Tarawera, Flora. QFEENS WHARF—Athenlc, Talune. EOBSON WllAmc— WTiangape. ALBFKT WHARF—YmhsI. IN STIIEAM—LaureI Whalcn, Iris. KORTH WALL—Southern Cross. NAVUA LEAVES LYTTELTON. ThR Union Company's steamer Navua, which h;iH for some time been engaged in the Wellington-San Frnnciseo run. Is now on her w«y to Ancklund. Shp left Lyttelton at 6.H0 on Saturday evening for Auckland, Via way [torts. NIAGARA FOR AUCKLAND. The Union Company advise that the Royal Mail steamer Niagara is to leave Sydney about the I'lllli inst., and would probably arrive in Aiiekliind about the Ist April. Her departure for Vancouver has been tixed for the 4th April. PASSENGERS FOR TAT'RANGA. The Ngupuhi. Hulling this evening, takes the following passcMig.Ts for TmirtiDSfl :— Mesdamea carter. Delepine. Gray. Thomas, Sn.ioks. rtrolland, Messrs. Mnrkwick, Bridge. Austin. Thomas. Knight, Hodgson, Montgomery. Iteniey, Ileyward. Mends. lMn-k.-r. Howil.-n. llwirn, Mnrley. Carter, Jones. Oliver, W Is, Drewiut, Tuck, Morrow, Thomas, Bach. .TIBILF.F. ARRIVES FROM GRAFTON. The imxllitiry schooner Jubilee arrived enrly this morning from Gr:ifton, New South Wales, with ;i r.-rfi, uf linnlwnnd tlmher, consigned to Auckland. The vpuol will undergo the usual twenty-four hours' quarantine. ,md will probably berth tomorrow ninrning. Messrs. Henderson and MacfarMAKfI HF.I.AVI-n. Tlie Ulrbanlacn xlimdkt M;,ko. which will loud 100 inns nil- f.u- iiuhlli' w,,rt < -,t laurangH, Hnd .-„, ~,,1 s f ,, r Auckland, should Inner b H»H ISP " f th " '■ nt "'"'*- of tUe Napier j Auckland [[„"" unload rt cargo from her while Bhe lay ' 1 B«' , f«» from i

IiONOWAI FOR AUCKLAND. The Union Company advise thnt tbe Monowal left Dnni-dln on Monday lust lor Auckland, via tUe usual ports. She is to leu\e Lytlellon to-nighl. TAI.r.MVS DEPAKTCHE POSTPONED. The I'nion <"n)upuiiy advise Unit tbe deJ pnrtiire of the Inland steamer Tuluue for i the Islands has I v postponed from Wednesday next io noon on Thursday, Till-: WKEt'K OK THE MAITAI. Tlie Ini.in Company's steamer Klorn, which berthed this morning, brought particulars regarding the wreck of the Mailal, which lay upon the reef at Harotongu. Dur Ing the lust trip of the Flora the vessel appeared intact, and to all appearances was as sound as when she went ashore. When the Flora passed that place during her present trip only parr of the how and the cylinders were left. The exceptionally heavy weather that has been experienced in the Islands played havoc with the wrecked vessel, and it only required two days to finish her. She is now n hopeless wreck, and nothing of any value remains. PASSEXKJERS FOR WHANGAHEI. The Mauaia, Balling this evening, takes the following passengers for Whangnrel : Misses (Jaze. Rlvell, Downard, Jenklnson, I'ooper, Morton. Steadman, Kotison, Stewart. iMcl.eilan, Gibbons, Drake, Pun-has. Mills, I'.-itience. Mayor. Urquhnrt. Dando; Meadaines lUvell. Cooper, Wilson. Baxter, Steadman. Itubsun. Smith, M.-Cormlck. King, Andrews, I'erry. Butt, Norrls. Weston, -Nightingale, Major, Kound. Holland, Uuird, Simmonds. Clark. - Beere, McGregor, Sunders, Burrell ; Messrs. Home, Donaldson. Doughle, Valentine, Hill, Foster, l'earcy. MrKenzie, Crawford. Caze. Rlvell, Connelly, llenson Holland. Kills, Nightingale, McKenzle. Chalmers, Dillldn, I'eat, Finch, Over. Andrews. Drake. Kobsou. H.-iird. Major. Fisher. Herron. Meyer. Harris. Steadman. Baird, Burrell, stark, Sands, Beere, Slininouds, Clark, White. FLORA AKEIVrcs KKOM EASTERN J'ACIFIC. Tho Vnion Company's Island steamer Flora, which arrived early yesterday morning from Basawcu, I'aelfiivbm&ed atuJJae King's wharf this morning. The vessel had an uneventful trip from the Islands, and experienced tine weather on the run across. In aecordunce with her itinerary, the Flora proceeded to Rurotongil to pick up fruit, but was informed by the fruit Inspector that, il-.ey would he unable to get his sanction for , the lifting of the fruit at that port, owing to the fact that it had lain so long thar there was a possibility that it would go had. The vessel was finally obliged to leave that port without her usual cargo. She proceeded to Rniaten, where she loaded about 'JOOO rases of oranges and rocoanuts. After leaving that port the Flora went to Makatea Island, where she lifted about 500 tons of phosphates for Auckland. BELGIAN MOTOR SCIIOON'KR DUE. On her maiden trip from Washington to Antwerp, Sydney and New Zealand ports, the Belgian motor schooner Ady is due from Wellington to-day. The Ady (4.-.0 tons) was launched in the early part of last year, and took twelve months to build and make ready for sea. At her trial in August last she ran satisfactorily, and the bad weather that she has met with so far has proved her worth. The Ady has the appearance of being strongly constructed, as she was not built on the one-a-month principle, and is intended for coastal work. Her machinery is a 150 h.p. T'nlon engine, and is placed aft and gives an average speed of over six knots. Captain J. Verschauren is in command. A crew of two mates, two engineers, five sailors, a cook and v mess hoy is carried. Some of them have been on active service with the Belgian nrmy. Her first freight was timber loaded at Bellingham, I'uget Sound, for Sydney. After sailing very stormy weather was encountered, and four weeks later, during which there was little cessation of the gale, the Ady made Honolulu with her rudder damaged and part of her cargo lost. The lirst continuous use of her engine in huge seas had been a considerable strain, and they also needed slight ' repairs before proceeding on to Sydney. The run to that port was started nine days later und good weather was experienced. Nearly eight weeks were spent between the two ports. Coming across from Sydney had weather again prevailed, and the use of her engine was called upon for the entire trip.