SHIPPING.

Auckland Star, Volume L, Issue 169, 17 July 1919, Page 4

SHIPPING.

- ■ Sunset: This evening, 4.51. Sunrise: To-morrow morning, 7.L Moon: Last quarter. July 20, 10.33 p.m. HIGH WATER. ' Auckland To-day, 9.42 a.m. 10.3 p.m. Auckland Fri.,* 10.2S a.m. 10.50 p.m. ( Onehunga FrL, 1.553.m. 2.20 p.m. . ■KaiparaHds-..FrL. 1-4.". a.m. 2.10 p.m. Btannfcaa Hds. . .Fri , o.sSa.m. LWp.m. , Tidal constants to be added to or sub- : tracted from high water at Ancklaud: — i Whangarei minus 5 minutes, Thames pins ■ 10 minutes. Tanranga minus 12 minutes, Russell plus 17 minutes, Coromandel minus i S rclnctes. 1 ARRIVALS. YESTERDAY. , XANIERI. s.s., 203 tons, S.lO p.m., i ifrom. Whangarei—Northern Co., agents. THIS DAY. AUPOURI. s.s., 463 tons, at 3.20 a.m., irom Monganui. —Northern Co., agents. J TANIWHA s.s., 263 tons, at r>.35 a.m., ■ from Paeroa.—Northern Co., agents. < MAKAMA, H.S., 6437 tons, at 7.50 a.m., < irom London. ■

£ DEPARTURES. ' YESTERDAY. ,

WAIPU, s.s., at 2.40 p.m., for Marsuen ] "Point. , ~-v j MANAIA, s.s.. at 10.10 p.m., for Wha- - ngarei. Passengers: Misses Thompson. , SLeigb, Jounneaux, Malone. Kempt, James, Hughes, Baker, Matheson. Wykcs, 'Jles- - ■dames Garven. Gessler. Wilson, Perry, ] ■Keves.-'WeHington. Thompson (2), Keatley, -, Holgate. Bynghall. Hushes. Hutchinson, , Messrs Sutton, Girven, Geissler, Wilson, , ■Perry, Keyes. Home, Wight, Ludbrook, , CBnst" Courtney. Pinker. Corban, Harris, , Tnesby. Haynes. Massey, Stowell. Stowell, ; •Foster C 2), Saaw. Norton. Garven. Freeman, \ Thompson (3). Simons, Williamson. Ganley, Stack, Rawnsley, Auterve. Fanley. Whisp, ■ •Sage, Morecraft, Rev. Father O'Neill- ; NORTHERN COMPANY'S MOVEMENTS. ( EXPECTED ARRIVALS-To-d2T. —Daphne, from Oreat Barrier, at 6.30 pjn.; Manaia. from Whangarei, at 6.30 5-m.; Waipu, Ironi Marsden Point, at 9 p.m. _ To-morrow. —Aswan, from Kawau. Leigh, ■Marrgawai, at 7 p.m.: Orewa. from Brown's Say, Artie's Bay, Silverdale, at 2 p.m.; •Waimarie, from" Kopa, Tnrua. Paeroa. jCryer's, jHfcntaia, Netherton. at 7.30 p.m.: vApanui, from Awanui. Waipapakanri. Wha- ! ugaroa, Mangonul, at 11 a.m.: Kamerl, from ; Whangarei, at 9 p.m.: Tasman, from Whatane, at 6 a.m.; Barawa, from Sew Ply- ' mouth, at 8.30 sum. * Projected Departures. To-day.—Kanieri, for Whanrarei, at 7 J(.m. i VESSELS IN PORT. QUEEN'S WHARF—'Marama. KING'S WHAEF—Koromlko. Antiope. CENTRAL WHARF—Mako. AT CHELSEA—Wanaka. VESSELS DUE AT NEW ZEALAND PORTS. Transports. BRITON, due Wellington, July 27. SCAPEHTJ, from Plymouth due Wellington. July 23. CHUPRA, due Lyttelton, July 22. MATATUA, from London, due Auckland August S_ TJLTM A ROA. from Egypt, due August 12. PILSNA, left Egypt. June 30. INSBRUCK, leaves Egypt, July 20. GIESSEN, from London, August 10. M A MA3I, due Auckland. August 13. SOMERSET, due Lvttelton, August 12. PORT HACKING, due Lyttelton, August 14 PROJECTED DEPARTURES FROM AUCKLAND. .for "East Coast. July 19. K.ATOA. for Westport, July IS. ANTIOPE. for Wellington, this week. WESTERN COMET, for New York. July 30 KOSOiIIKO, for Lyttelton, July IS. EXPECTED ARRIVALS AT AUCKLAND. Intercolonial and CoastaL WESTERN COMET, from Australia, July OR ART, from Newcastle, -Tnly IS. A.RAHURA. from East Coast, July IS PORT NAPIER, from Newcastle, July 20. ' MOKOIA. from Dunedin, to sail. WHANGAPE, from Oamarc, to sail. KAKAPO. Irom Wellington, July 20. JIAUPO, from Napier, due. yLORA, from Rarotonga. to sail. BAZEL BEPTOX, from Wellington. Overseas. HARAMEA. from U.K.. sails in June. EUPLECTELA, from Singapore, July 20. WAITEMATA, from Calcutta, to sail. WAIRUNA, from San Francisco, August. liORAIN, from New York, to sail. ICAKURA, from Vancouver, July 25 ' PORT MELBOURNE, from Plvmonth August 30. PORT HACKING, from London, due Lvttelton, August 14. PORT LYTTELTON, from Plymouth August 13. BONA, from Montreal Jane 23 "PORT NICHOLSON, from New YorkAugust 3. ' V ATAXTJA, from London, August S. MAMARI, from London, August 13. ©PAWA, from London. July. OEAEI, from London, via Australia. July IS .■WATiIATE, from New York. July 37. KUMAR A. from Montreal, August (PORT ELLIOT, from New York, to sail. PORT ALMA, from New York, to sail. The Katoa and Koromlko are expected to sail to-morrow. The Richardson steamer Kahu came off the slip this morning, and berthed at the Central wharf. 2fo news has yet been received regarding the departure of the C. and D. liner Port Kapler, which, is due at this port from •Newcastle on Sunday, with 3000 tons of coal. The following vessels should be within •wireless range to-day:—Auckland Station: Arahura. Orari. Talune. Marama. Tutanekai Wellington Station: Maori. Jlararoa, I'aieena, Mokola, Klgoma, Pakeha. ESSEX TO LOAD. The Federal and Shire steamer Essex left Suez oa June 15 for Sydney. After discharging there she will come on to New Zealand to loa-d, being due in these waters early in August. THE ARMAGH. Loading operations on the Armagh were delayed at Waitara yesterday by the wet -weather- Ir -will now be Friday before the vessel leaves there for Wanganui ana Wellington. THE WAIMATE. The New Zealand Shipping Company's steamer Waimate, en route from New York i to Auckland, Wellington. Lyttelton, and! Dunedin. arrived at Colon on June 30 and cleared .Panama on July 1. She should reach this port about July 27. SOMERSET LEFT LIVERPOOL. The New Zealand and African Company have received cable advice that the [Federal and Shire Uner Somerset left Liverpool on July -2 with cargo for Auek- ] land, Wellington, and Australian ports, j The vessel will go first to Lyttelton to i disembark troops, and will subsequently proceed to Auckland. She is due at Lyttelton about August 1L KING CYRUS AT NAPIER. An arrival at Napier on Monday was the four-masted schooner King Cyrus, sixty-one gays out from San Francisco. The vessel has about 75,000 cases of oUs to discharge at Napier, all of which are consigned to tlje Vacuum Oil Company. SALE OF A STEAMER. The purchase of the Anchor steamer Kennedy, to replace the Queen of the Couth in Foxton trade, has been completed A new company—the vTelllnstoaManawatu Shipping Company—comprising business men of Wellington, Foxton. -Palm-rstou North, and Fei'ding. is to bs formed to control the vesse.. The Kennedy is at present at >«lson, unaergoins »reraanL ~

EUPLECTELA FROM NEWCASTLE. I The British Imperial Oil Co.'s vessel, 1 Eupleetela, which is bringing large supplies of shell benzine, sailed from Newcastle for Auckland yesterday, and is due I here on -Sunday. She sailed from SlngaI pore on June IS. After discharging part cargo here she goes to Wellington, Lyttelton, and Dunedin. ' SHROPSHIRE AT WELLINGTON. The liner Shropshire, after having been in the stream since Sunday morning, berthed at Wellington on Monday. The most conspicuous features about the Shropshire are her five masts and her squat funnel amidships. The Shropshire has done plenty of war service. She was one of the ships that comprised the first convoy of vessels that left Australia with the "first contingent of the A.I.F. she was engaged in carrying Australian troops to the war ' zone until March. 191S, when she proceeded to Xew York and took on board a draft of American soldiers. She was actually the first vessel to arrive at Havre from New lork direct with American soldiers, though there were plenty of Americans in France Hor uTf- the " r harm' " S° ne via England, -o thl Pi ll * P £°! t0 ( ' omln S out h «e was c"rgo ofm?, r - " rhor(> * ac lo a ded a cargo of mea. for Genoa, in November 191S arriving at the Italian port carlv in' 1919* < i en , oa sue Proceeded to Avonmouth Melbou^e^^Th 00 ' roo *>'\ **° r Adelaide°anl Jiiitiourne. Ihe Shropshire left Arnn rtT^ 1 - 2 ' ana at Cape T^wn gt| a entfoted P^or^e^sne^ent WednSoaV" %e%Tlfj f^V*""P*»«"» vessel haslW,„„, . ? eUin e f <">. The the VjocT-nm l oni > ? f coal : <> discharge for Sns f fo7 < th n e m s"ffolk nd in aadUion * as MARAMA ARRIVES JuJt h befor?el"nt\h?s r m"n- Manim: ' *"**« the ntn tKIM? ZT^rl^ ~„ J™* ■" uo "" r *>- lac conditions were verj favourable, and. with the ev.-ntionof a tew days heavy weather when nassin" Pitcairn lsi an d. the tri SevStfn? an^ton ar and a ** «*££*?£& PoS .'-* i later goes to Lyrtelton and Port Chalmers, where she is to be dismantled. Captain B. M. Aldwell is in comhaS "£" ith hlm th <-' foHowlng officers.— rirst officer, Mr R. H. Stewart" ""i,, 0. Batt; third. Mr N en-?n 0 r Id \r fo, ,'. rth ' Mr C " Carrington; first engineer Mr It. A. Ward: second. Mr S J Mcculioush: fourth; Mr J. McCreadie: fifth. Mr w. Scott; sivth Air J. Cameron: seventh. Mr S. King: eighth, McKinley: chief steward, Mr 0 Brien; second. Mr A. Anderson: wireless, Mr J. Bennett and Mr A. E. Lawrence.