SHIPPING.

Auckland Star, Volume L, Issue 183, 4 August 1919, Page 4

SHIPPING.

Sunset: This evening. 5.6. Sunrise: To-morrow morning, 6.47. iloon: First Quarter, Aug. 4, 7.42 a.m. HIGH WATER. Auckland...-.-To-day, O.S a.m. 0.30 p.m. Auckland Tues , ., 0.53 &.m. 1.10 p.m. Onehunga Tues., 4.23 a.m. 4.40 p.m. Kaipara Hds...Tues., 4.13 a.m. 4.39 p.m. !ManukauHds..TuesL, 3J3a.m. 3.49 p.m. Tidal constants to be added to or subtracted from high water at Auckland:— Whangaxei minus 5 minutes, Thames plus 10 minutes, Tauranga minus 12 minutes, .Russell plus 17 minutes, Coromundel minus i> minutes. ARRIVALS. SATURDAY. MANAIA. s.s., U39 tons, at 6.15 p.m.. from Whangarei. Passengers: Misses Mouteith. Browne. Smith. MaxweH. O'Brien, Saddler. Clements, Cleary C->. Jack, Donaldeon, .Mesdames MeKav, Myers. Catlan. Matheson. Middleton. Williamson, Biglow, Stehr, Becker, Walker, Page. Campbell, McKesir. Brown. Finlayson. Doyle, Atkinson. Kirby. Donaldson." McKenzie. Messrs. Young, Brighouse, Gunson. MeKeuzie, Sutherland, McKenzie, Holder, Henwood, Simmonds, Jlillinston. Wilson, Shenton, Inglis. Carter. Deveson. Sst. Bradley, llander. Butler. Robinson. Wood. Death, McDonald. Rowan. McFeat, Richardson. Doyle, Christie, Nopps, Bigloiv, Kalaugber, McKay, Lee, Carter, Stout, Bainball, Sewell, Inslis, Hunter. Donelley. Wrack, Carrie, Curry, Goldthorpe. Munderson, Skipper, Latrabe, Becker. Crowhursi, Atkinson, Brighouse. Walker, Dr. Mcllralth, Page, Stephenson. Grant, Busby. Dr. Campbell, ilcLeod. Wadey. McDonald. Wadey. Wood, Coward, Sibling. MeKenzie. Young, «nd 13 steerage.—Northern Co.. agents. MOKOIA. 3302 tons, at 10 pjn.. from Dunedin, via port?. Passengers:—Misses ■Gilmour. Grey, Champtaloup, Goldsmith <2). .Strong, Gray, Rasmussen, Dickson, Wilkinson. Fulton. Liddell, Green, Chamberlain, Hampton. Ferguson. Caey, Hyde. Bullen. Milmoe. Siecsall. Spicer. 'Hartv, Stevens, Jacobsen. Miller. Wills, Falkner, Mesdames Williamson, Baggett. Mutter. Hoopes. part, Rathbone. Jones. Stead and 5 children. Simpson. Thompson, McKeuzie and 2 Fox. Gunn, Millar, Ril!?tone and 2 children, •Fitzgerald (2). Herbert. Moore. Champtaloup. Younc and 3 children. Priest. Lobh. Paulson. Bridges and child. Milier. Sutton and child. Hambley and :'. children. Andrews, Hyde. Appleby. Hay. Mackenzie, Ciapian. Hayes. Chapm:n." Messrs. Jobling. Millar, Rev. Wardell. Fitzgerald (21, Herbert. Moore, Hammond, McLaren. Goldsmith. Beck. Proctor. Allen. North, Yamon. Wheeler. Wilkinson, McCallum. Youn=. Wilkinson. Lobb, Sideberg. Harrison. Palleson. Miller, Lilly, Macfarlane, Sellars. Hay. Mackenzie. Chapman, Freeman. Hayes. Justice Chapman. Ackins. BSgsctt, Mutter. Gillow, Carter, Davis. Croll. Watson. Wilkinson. Sc-ales. yrilliamp. Foster. Acer, Whkefield. Haynes. Clark. Glemlin3;ins. Wilson. Rathbone. Jones. Stead, Head. Lloyd. Wilson. Northern Union footballers (16t. members—Rutherford. Thelson, Mackay, Spragg. Thacker. Sheridan. Cramp, Miller, Leek. Wood, Lawrence. Drnminond, I'irie, Todd. Borlam, Kindlon, Caldow. — Union Co., agents. YESTERDAY. YSABEL. schooner. 140 toes, at 4 a.m., from Suva.—S. W. Bews. agent. ARAHTRA. s.s., 1?X tons, at 7.2n p.m.. from East Passengers:—Misses Milligan. Wilkinson. G~lceson, Strachan. Laing. .laeksnu. Blackburn. Dunn. Crump. Vincent. Broking. Korvin. Reid.. T.e^ett. Young, Taylor. Gray. Hanion. Spragg and ohild. Buchanan. Oibbin, Adams, bawey. Cranny. Beckett. Y'orkley. Messrs. Ne.vman, Orr. Culpan. Tait anil boy. I-oveloct, Howard. Williams. Craven. Johnston, Dawton. Anderson. Hallaway. Tier, McCanville. Scannell. Grey. Campion. Pollock. Clark. Ijndsay. Townseud. Boag. Taylor. Bright. Pnfflett. Leggett. Griffin, Buchanan. Coleman. Mann, Gardner (2), Ludbrook. Willis, Somerville, Mcßeedy, Young, iletealfe. Beckett, Kelly. Hanson, and 17 eteerage.—Union Co.. agents. THIS DAY. 'APAXUI. s.s.. 243 tons, at 10 a.m.. from 'Awanui. —Northern Co.. agents. TASMAX. s.s., 17!) tons, at 11.15 a.m., from Whakatane.—Northern Co., agents. DEPARTURES. YESTERDAY. PORT XICHOLSON, at C.15 a.m., for iffellington. ORABI. at 7.20 a.m. for Gisborne. TAXIWHA. at 3.15 p.m.. for Paeroa. £LANIERI, at 12.30 p-in., for Whangarel. NORTHERN CO.'S MOVEMENTS. Expected Arrivals. To-day.—Taniwha. from Paeroa. at 0 pjn.; Kanieri. from Whan?arei, at 10 p.m. To-morrow. —Hauiti. from Orewa, Waiwera, Ma.hurangi. Warkworth, at 5 p.m.; Kntiti, from Matakana, Mullet d'olnt, at 6.30 p.m.: Orewa, from Browns Bay. Arkle's Bay, Silverdale, at 4.30 p.m.; Manaia. from Whansarei, at ti.:!O p.m.; AVakatere. from Thames, at 4.30 p.m.; Waimarie, from Kopu, Turua, Crypr's, Hikutaia, Netherton. at 0 p.m.; Kawau, from Coromandel. Waiieke, CiT~iage Bay, Amodeo Bay. at S p.m.; Waipu, from Mangapai, at 10 pan. Projected Departures. • To-day.—Manaia, for Whangarei. at 10 p.m.; Ngapuhi. for Tauransa, at 5.15 p.m. To-morrow. —Aupouri, for Russell and Opua. at 6 p.m.; Taniwha, for Kopu, Turua, Paeroa. at 5 p.m.; Kanieri, for Whangarei, at 1.30 p.m.; Tasman, for Whakatane. at 1 p.m.; Ngatiawa. for Opotiki, Ohiwa, Tauranga, at 9.30 a.m. The Union. Company's collier Waipori •went into dock this morning for annual overhaul. * The Tarawera is to leave Napier to-day for Gisborne and is due at this port ou Wednesday. The Orari got away to Gisborne on Sunday morning and continues loading for London there. The Kaituna, "which, is to load a cargo of coal for New Zealand at Newcastle, is still lield up at that port. The Katoa is due to arrive to-night from "Westport with coal, and will berth at the Hobson wharf for discbarge. The mine sweeper H.M.s. Marguerite came out of dock on Saturday, and is now lying alongside the sheerlegs wharf. The Port Nichdlson sailed yesterday niorning for Wellington to discharge and completes loading at '-Melbourne oud Sydney. The Port Napier, which loads »KH) bales of wool here, is to sail at the end of the week for Gisborne to continue Home loading. The coastal steamer Tasman. which has been held up for several days by heavy wetither at \\ hukatane, arrived this The Western Comet has been delayed at Lyttelton and is n-ot expected to arrive here x:ntil Friday morning. She should complete loading for Boston and New York in anout three days, and sail about Tuesday, Aunust 12. The Aupouri, which is relieving the Clansman for a fortnight, sailed this afternoon for liussell and <Jpua with passengers and cargo. Sue. returns tv-morrow and *ails on Wednesday for Russell, and Whangarei. taking cargo for the two latter ports only. RUAPEHU FROM WELLINGTON. The N'-Z. Shipping Company's liner Kuapehu is to leave Wellington this afternoon for Auckland with about 1500 tons of general cargo from London. On completion of discharge she i≤ to commence Home loading, lifting frozen meat, wool, and ilairy produce here, and completing at Wellington. She is scheduled to sail from the latter port -with saloon and third-class pas•ensers .on August I**,

MOA.NA FOR FRISCO. The Moar.a arrived at Wellington from San Francisco ou Saturday afternoon. She is to sail again on her return trip on Friday, August i». TAHITI FOR VANCOUVER. The Tahiti, after an extended career as a troopship, has been reconditioned for the Wellington-Vancouver ruu. She is to mane her Inaugural trip next \Yeduesday, aud calls at Honolulu eu route. RUAHIXE FOR LONDON. The N.Z. Shipping Company's Ruablne Is due at Wellington on Wednesday iroiu Lyttelton, aud satis from the former .fort oil Saturday, August 0, for London, via the Panama. TALUNE LEAVES SUVA. The Island steamer Talune left Suva at 1.30 on Saturday atternoou, and Is uu. at this port ou Wednesday afteruoou. She brings a cargo of fruit and passengers from the Islands.. NIAGARA TO-MORROW. Latest Information from the It.M.S. Niagara announces that she is a clean ship, and will arrive early to-morrow morning. After being medically examined she will berth at the Queen's Wharf. FLORA DELAYED. The Union Company's cargo ( steamer Flora, which is bringing a shlpmeut of fruit from the Cook -lslauds, has beeu delayed, and will not reach Auckland until Friday morning. She left Rarotonga last Wednesday. ARAPAWA AGROUND. The Northern Company's steamer Arapawa went aground yesterday on a mudbank at Waipara. -She was bouuiP from Wanganui to Onehunga, and it is expected that she will be floated off and resume her journey this afternoon. AYRSHIRE PUT BACK. Wellington consignees have received news that the Federal and Stare liner Ayrshire left the United Kingdom on July 2nd for New Zealand port?, but was compelled to • put back owing to,a tire having broken out lln her bunkers. The ship's ngeuts have received no Intimation of any kind about the Ayrshire. YSABEL FROM SUVA. The Scales schooner Ysabcl arrived from Suva yesterday morning, after a passage of 13 days. She was granted pratique and berthed at the King's wharf this morninjj. Easterly winds prevailed throughout the voyage, and nothing eventful was recorded. The Ysahel has 160 tons of copra to discharge. MATATUA OX THURSDAY. The Shaw. Savill and Albion liner Matatun has wirelessed that she will arrive at this port on Thursday night. She left London on June 28 and Panama on July 10. and was not expected until August fi She has troops and 900 tons of general -1r7,"l r 7," for discharge here, and then sails for Wellington, Lyttelton, and Dnnedln. MOKOIA'S EXTENDED VOYAGE. The Mokoi-u arrived at Auckland on Saturday uight after an extended passage of eight days from Dunedin. via ports. Heavy weather on the East Coast was responsible for her delay. A'south-east gale was blowing when she reached Napier, and she could not remain at the wharf, and hy Wednesday had landed and embarked her passengers and only a part of her cargo. About 570 tons were overcarrlcd after she had replenished her bunkers at Gisborne. Her departure is scheduled for 3 p.m. on Wednesday, and Gisborne and Lyttelton will be omitted from the usual way ports. ARAHURA'S ROUGH PASSAGE. After being delayed Tor a couple of days, the East Coast steamer Arahura arrived last night from Gisborne. She left here last Monday night, an. reached Gisborne the following Wednesday morning, and sailed for Napier the same evening. On arrival a heavy sea was running, aud she was unable to stay alongside the wharf, hut came alongside again on Friday morning, and commenced work on the cessation of heavy rain iv the afternoon. Napier was left shortly after midnight, and Gisborne and Tokomaru Bay were worked on ■Saturday. She is to sail on her return trip at 5 p.m. to-day. EXPECTED ARRIVALS AT AUCKLAND. Intercolonial and Coastal. ARAHURA, from East Coast, August S. PALOONA, from Suva, August 12. KATOA. from Westport, August 4. TARAWERA, from Bluff, August 6. OTIRA, from Newcastle. August 7. OPAWA, from Newcastle, August S. TALUNE, from Islands, August 6. FLORA, from Rarotonga, August S. MAKURA, from Sydney, August 10. CATIIKIT. from Newcastle, sailed July 18. HAZEL REPTON, from Wellington, to sail. E. R. STERLING, from Newcastle, sailed July 25. COMET, from Newcastle, via Lvttelton, August 8. TE ANAU, from I'lcton, to sail. NIAGARA from Sydney, August 25. ILMA, from Sydney, sailed July 28. Overseas. WAIRUNA, from San Francisco. August 1. NIAGARA, from Vancouver, August 5. WAR SOLDIER, from Safaga, August 9. KARAMEA, from U.K., August 25. PORT MELBOURNE, from Plymouth, August 30. PORT HACKING, from London, due Lyttelton, August 16. PORT LYTTELTON, from Plymouth, August 15. MATATUA, from London, August 7. MAMAI-I, from London, August 19. OPAWA, from London, August 8. WAIPARA, from Montreal, September 4. SOMERSET, from London. August 15. KUMARA, from London, September 10. PORT ELLIOT, from New York, to sail. PORT ALMA, from New York, to salL LORAIN, from New York, to sail. WAITEMATA. from Calcutta, to sail. PROJECTED DEPARTURES FROM AUCKLAND. ARAHURA, for Gisborne, August 4. NIAGARA, for Sydney, August 0. MOKOIA, for South, August 5. TALUNE, for Islands, August 11. MAKURA, for Vancouver, August 12. WESTERN* COMET, for New York, August 12. FLORA, for Rarotonga, August 10. RIRA, for Niue Island. NIAGARA, for Vancouver, August 26. PORT NAPIER, for Gisborne, August 9. MAHIA, for Whangarei, August S_

VESSELS DDE AT NEW ZEALAND PORTS. Transports. ULIiIAROA, due Auckland August 8. ELLEN'GA, from Egypt, August 30 MATATUA, due Auckland August 7 GIESSEN, due Wellington, August 21 SOMERSET, due Lyttelton, August 10. MAMARI, due Auckland August 19 PORT HACKING, due Lyttelton August 16 INNSBRUCK leaves Egypt July 20. CORDOBA, from U.K., due -Wellington August 80.