SHIPPING.

Auckland Star, Volume L, Issue 131, 3 June 1919, Page 4

SHIPPING.

■Sunset: This i veiling, 4.40 p.m. Sunrise: T.i r.orrow morning. 6.53. Moon: First yuarter. June O. 11.52 a.m. HIGH WATER. Auckland "!'■>- lay. 10.46 a.m. 11.11 P-m. Auc__u_ Wed.. 11.34 a.m. H-ttpA Onehunga Wed.. -.41 a.m. 5.4 p.m. Kaipara Hds. .. Wed.. -_.:n a.m. 2-54 p._t. ! Manukau Hds.. Wed., 1.41 a.m. 2.4 p.m. : Tidal con-tints to be added to or sub- I traettd froii. hi-h water at Auckland:— Whangarei minus 5 minutes. Thames plus 10 mi-utes, Tauranga minus 12 minutes. Rusacil plus 17 minutes. Coromaudel minus H minutes, ARRIVALS. YESTERDAY. JIAEO, s.s.. r.<>". tens, at 4.50 y.m-. from East Coast. —Richardson aud Co., agents. KATOA, s.s.. 2454 tons, at 7.15 p.m., from W—Hngton. —Union Co., agents. THIS DAY. FLORA, s.s.. 12-v> tons, at 0.55 a.m., from Eastern Pacific—Union Co.. agents. WAIMARIE. s.s.. 245 tons, at 7 a.m., fro—. Paeroa.. —Northern Co.. agents. DEPARTURES. YESTERDAY. CLANSMAN, s.s., for Russell, at 6.45 p.m. WAIOTAHI. s.s.. for Mangapai. at 4J.0 p_a. APANDX, s.s.. for Awanui. at 3.40 p.m. XGAP___, s.s.. for Tauranga. at 5.-5 pjn. MAPOUBXKA. as., for East Coast, at 11 p.m. M__CAIA, s.s.. for Whangarei, at 10.10 p_u. Passengers—ln saloon: Misses Campbell. McKenzie. May. Storey, Stewart, Mathews. McDonald. Lam. Sviiie. Meldrum. iPrice. Cra-tnEoriL iHuri. McDonald. Mc Beth. McDomld. Foote. Murray. Mtrir, P.edlington. Mesiiames Fisher. Patterson, ptanton. Killeu. Holgate. Hemphill. Mason. iPnilmore, Ringrose. Scotheru, Bennett, Coxhead, Howe. Harrison. Van Schralled, Barton. Balrd. Sands. Wright. Hooker, Stevens. Foote. Harris. Bevins. McLeod, Stvpheiisnn. Me-wrs. Graham. Bennett (_), Jones;, Holland i_i. Lloyd. Mason. Phlllmf.re. Wriirat. Webster. Kosty. Uavelich. 11.-.inw:iriu_ Bold. Sands. McFarlanc. Jones, rrci-nton <iii. Dent. McKay, Davies, N_okeville, Po!h..-k. Fallon. Hodson. Alexander. Gordon. Sent hern. Drever, Harrison, P.ennett. I!eneti (_l. Xcwmann. ■Wliitum. Sands. MeD.-in.ihl. Iloman. Rose, McKenzie. Hnghsnn. McKay. McKenzie, (Russell. Holgate. Tubitt. Qninn. Tibbutts. Hale, nardie. E. Hardie. Stephenson C->. Guildford, K<tt. McLeod. Price, Brown. Edgerton. Ewes, Tomlinson, Hayward, Hammond. Mnir, Stout. Heather f2), Blomfield. Mann. Stephens. Allen. Mcßae. Sales, O-eamer. McDonald. Foote. McKinnon f3), r-!.irk. I.in.lw.irt, Howe. May. Rowe. Cox, Coxhead (2). Jounneanx. Wakelin. Fisher. NORTHERN COMPANY'S MOVEMENTS. 'Expected Arrivals. To-day.—Or.;wa. From Matakana. at 5 p.m.; Mauaia, from Whangarei. at t!.:'.o p.m. To-morrow.—Taniwha. from Netherton, at i:.V> p.m.; Waiotahi. from Mangapai. at 11 p.m. Projected Departures. To-day.—Taniwba. for Netherton, at midnight. To-morrow.—HauitL for Orewa. Waiwera. Mahurangi. and Warkworth, at 7.20 a.m.; Kawau, for Little and Big Omaha, Kawau. Tl I'oirt. and Takatu. at tl a.m.: Orewa. f*»r I'.rown's Bay. Arkle's Bay. and Silverdale, at S a.m.: Mauaia. for Whangarei. at lo p.m.; *'v"akatere. for Thames, at <;."(> p.m.: Gael, for Great Barrier, at mid-r.i.-l'.t: Waimarie. f.>r .Coromandel. at ti p.m.; Tasman. f"r Whakatane. at 10 a.m.; Ngatlawa. for Opotttri. (Hiiwa, and Tauranga, at S a.ia.; Elsie, for I _hoL VESSELS IN PORT. QUEEN'S WHARF —Niagara. Paparoa, Moeraki. KING'S WHARF—Arahura, Kauri, Abemama. Flora. Ysabel. CENTRAL WUlAUF—Hinemoa. Laurel Whalen. HOBSON WHARF—Southern Cross. AT CHELSEA—-Wanaka. Katoa. _ r VESSELS DUE AT NEW ZEALAND rORTS. Transports. WA.MANA. from United Kingdom, due Auckland. June _t>. RUAHINE. from Fnited Kinsdom, due Welling! m. July :;. EUAI'EHU, from i'lvmoutb, due Auckland July Hi. PRINZESSIN, from England, due Wellington. July 1 EXPECTED ARRIVALS AT AUCKLAND, Intercolonial and Coastal. WAIMARINO. fmm Lyttelton, June 6 TARAWERA. from South, June 4 TALUXE, from Islands. June S. MOKOIA, from Dunedin June 12 KAROUI, from Newcastle, to sail.' Overseas. AUSTRALPLAIN. from Xew York, to sal] t. P ' T IRIE - from London, via Australia. ■WESTERN COMET, from New York rt„« NOKTHEItx CHIEF. 6 cn„ f7onT 'Fr_cn' CITY OF DUNKIRK. rrom New york| JuQe P F^r^ E i„* ?;}{" a > ob °™°r. from San WAITOMO.' left'ralcntto May ir MAHANA. from London, to saiL " PORT XICHOLSOX. from New T ork , t0 EARAMEA. from United Kingdom. Sail' PORT LTTTELTON, from London, -rf: Australia, to sail. MAKURA from Vancouver, to sail WM. E. BURNHAM, schooner, from Sat Francisco, to sail. PROJECTED DEPARTURES FROM AUCKLAND. ROOGERVEEN. for Melbourne. June 4. FLORA, for Rarotonga and Tahiti. June 6. ARAHrRA. for (iisborne. June 7. NIAGARA, for Vancouver. June 10. TALUXE. for Islands. June. WAR COMET, for Melbourne, June. MOKOIA. for South. June 14. PAPAROA, for London, June 16. The Western Comet, from New York, ii expected this evening. The Tarawera was expected to ieavi Lyttelton la_t evening for Auckland, vh ports. The Union Co.'s cargo steamer KatO£ arrived from Timaru. via Wellington, iasl nlgiit. and berthed at the Hobson wharf. The departure of the Royal Mail sTe:uner Moann from Wellington for San Francisco has been postponed until Friday next, June „

The schooners Forester, SOS tons, and Lily, 135 tons, are reported to have sailed | from San Francisco on March 30 and April | 119 respectively for Dunedin with case oil for the Vacuum Oil Company. From Vancouver it Is reported that the barquentlne i Laura left there on April 30 for Wellington. | The Kowhal and Kaiapol left Greymouth. ,on Saturday night with timber aud coal for Onehunga and Napier respectively. The former vessel is advertised to ball from Onehunga for Westport about June 5. WITHIN WIRELESS RANGE. I The following vessels should be within range of wireless:— Wellington.—Maori, Mararoa, Pateena. Chathams.—lonic. Auckland.—Tarawera. Waimarino. THE MAKURA The Royal Mail steamer Makura, wrich sailed from tills port for Vancouver on May 14, left Honolulu on May 27. It is expected th.it she will leave Vancouver on her return voyage about June 7. PALOONA AT SAN FRANCISCO. Cable a.ivice received by the Union Company states th.it It.Ms. Paloona arrived at San Francisco on Wednesday last from Wellington, via Island ports. The vessel was timed to leave ou the return journey to-day. THE ORIENT LINE. Advice has been received by the Union Company, as agent for the Orient Line, which states that the Orontes and Osteriey are expected to leave Sydney about the middle of July, and the Ormonde aud Orsova during August, for London, via the usual ports. These four vessels will carry passengers. The Ormonde if practically a new ship, and this will he her first trip Home as a pas-sender steamer. FLORA ARRIVES. The Union Co.'s Islaud steamer flora arrived from the Eastern Pacific shortly after midnight, was- granted pratique tills morning, and berthed at the King's wharf. She brought a full cargo of fruit and Inland produce, all of which is in good condition. It comprises 14.0C0 cases of fruit. 100 bags of coeoannrs. and 100 tons of pearl shell. Nothing untoward was experienced on the voyage, though the outward ruu was more or less stormy throughout. The Flora is advertised to sail for Rarotonga and Tahiti ou June t>, at 3 o'clock. THE TOFUA. The troopship Tofca. Captain H. H. Wili liams. now at Dunedin. left London In bal- ■ Inst ou April IS. and called at Colon for I hunker?. She resumed her voyage from j Colon on May 4, and cleared the Panama I Canal in the evening. The vessel experlI eneocl fine weather on the trip until TuesdJ*"T last, when she ran into a heavy eontherly gale, which delayed the ship's progress. ■ The Tofua's future movements have not been announced. On Friday she proceeded to Port Chalmers for overhaul aud refitting.