SHIPPING.

Auckland Star, Volume L, Issue 251, 22 October 1919, Page 6

SHIPPING.

Sunset: This evening. 0.18. Sunrise: To-morrow morning. 4.58. Moon: New Moon, October 24, S.lO a.m. HIGH WATER. 'Auckland To-day, 5.27 a.m. 3..T0 p.m. Auckland Thurs., tj.ll a.m. 6.31 p.m. Onebunga Thurs., 9.41 a.m. 10.1 p.m. Kalpara Hds.. .Thurs., 0.31 a.m. 9.51 p.m. Wannkau $ds. .Thurs.. 8.41 a.m. 9.1 p.m. Tidal constants to be added to or subtracted from high water at Auckland:— Whangarei minus 5 minutes, Thames plus 10 minutes, Tauranga minus 12 minutes, Rnssell plus 17 minutes, Coroniandel minus dilutes. ARRIVALS. YESTERDAY MAA'AIA, s.s., 1159 tons, from Whangarei. et 6.45 p.m. Passengers: In saloon—Misses Eager, Cherrlngton, Wes-ton. Pawlna. Chester. Mesdames Coyle and child. Eager, Wassell, MeCallum. Hodgson. Holgate. Hatter, Closer, Tudhope, Underwood and child, Haywnnl. Burrell, Tappender, Halgh. -lennle, 'Newman. Brigs*. Foster, (Anderson, Thompson, Nurse (Mills, Messrs! Ooyle. Potter. Macerlll, Mlddleton, Held, Edmonds, Peacock. Galloway, Ralrlsou, IHugill. Avelllson. Barrett. Jerkovleb, Church, Senble. Purdle. Love, Skinner, Hodgson (2). Riddell. Craig. Closer, Flnlnyson, Crosby, Douglas, Wheeler, Cooper. Tudhope. Cam-pbell. 'Beeson, Wren, Kyton, McArthur. Hutton. Edwards, Smith. Stewart, Crosby. Hror.kler. 'Brill, Troweru. IHeather, Partridge. MeCallum, Marden, Wade. Close. Anderson. Dauslna, Atkinson, Jack (4), Tappenden. Eager. Lacey. Russell. Newton, Druramond, Lovatt, Holmes, Wilkinson, -Rutherford. Valentine. Brown, Poole, Tiuplantln, Mason, Smith, Wilson. Gray, Thompson, Fleming, Palmer. Muldroelt. Wakelln. Connelley. MeLeod, Mc"Kenzie. Colonel Smythe. Rev. .Elledge, Rev. MeXIeolI; and 11 steerage.—Northern Co., agents. TniS DAY. WAIMARIE. s.s., 245 tons, from Paeroa, at 1.10 a.m.—Northern Co., agents. WAIPU. s.s.. 203 tons, from Mangnpal, at 5.15 a.m.—Northern Co., agents. DAPHNE, s.s., 193 tons, from Great Barrier, at 5.25 a.m.—Northern Co.. agents. CLANSMAN, s.s., 035 tons, from (Russell, at j.30 a.m.—Northern Co., agents. It.M.S. NIAGARA, 13,_5 tons, from Vancouver, at 12 a.m.—-Passengers.—First saloon: Air. and Mrs. K. Anderson, Mrs. iE. and Miss C. Beaumont. .Mrs. E. Burton, Lieut, and Mrs. J. 18. Bell, Mr. W. Brown. Mr. A. IP. ißrown. Mr. and Mrs. D.'L. Blythe. Mr. T. C. Brash. Mr. C. Crump. Miss M. 11. Currie, Miss G. Gray, Mr. H. J. Court, Mr. J. M. Caughey. Mr. and Mrs. J. Craig. Miss A. Dennis, Mrs. E. J. .Doerling. Lieut. 11. and Mrs. Dalwood, Mr. E. Dahlen. Mr. A. Faithful. Miss F. Glrdler, Mr. J. W. Gartnn. Mr. and Mrs. E. C. Holmes, Mrs. F. 11. Hamlin and 3 children, Mr. and Mrs. W. Hlgglns. Mr. .1. Jamleson. Mr. IF. Krtill. Mrs. C. Lawson, Mrs. "W. 'B. and Miss Lloyd. .Miss E. Melville, Mr. R. .P'M. Manning. Mr. M. G. McArthnr. Miss M Oxlev. Mr. E. Relph. (Mr. A. Rowlands, Miss E. L. Rutherford. Mrs. TC. Rutherford, Mr. and Mrs. H. 'R. iSpence, Lieut. B. Spencer. "Miss K. Spence. Mr. and Mrs. G. ■Stephenson. Mr. .1. Thomson. Mr. and Mrs. A B. Thomson. Mrs. M. M. Thomson. Mr. IP. n. Upton. Mrs. V. W-.irrons and child. .Major B. W r nrrens. .Mr. "E. W. Wagstaff. Mrs. M. Cracroft-Wilson. Misses T>. and M. Cracroft-Wilson, Mr. F. Cracroft-Wilson, Dr. E. Williams. Mr. and Mrs. L. B. Wall, Miss L. Scott. Mr. G. G. Virtue, Miss .M. IF. Watson. .Mrs. M. Ellis Mr. and Mrs. C. M. Fenwlck. Hon. and Mrs. W. 11. Triggs. Mr. W. 11. V. Tame. Miss O. Watkin. Captain P. Denny, .Mrs. Glen Clarke. Mrs. A. Youne. Miss 55. Vallanee. Mr. F. W. Browning. Mr. A. E. Whlttakcr. Mr. S. Goldsmith. Misses A. and A. E. Goldsmith. Mr. G. H. May, Mr. and Mrs. A. E. Ackland. Major W. A. Chappel, .Mrs. ,T. T. Collie. Mr. J. B. Turner. Mr. T. 'Benjamin. Second saloon: Mr. R. G. Andrew. Mr. L. T. Aston. Mr. and Mrs. O. D. Alden. Mr. •TT. L. Andersen. Mr. ,E. W. Barber. Mr. P. E. Buttle, Mr. 11. E. P.ackmnn, .Mr. H. W. 'Bell. Mr. A. D. Carpenter. Blr. H. W. Parsons. Mr. C. L. Bretton. Mrs. D. E. .Biggs and 2 children, Mr. L. F. Brown. Mr. W. E. Bourn. -Miss C. Bushy. Mr. N. S. (Brown. Mr. n. R. Coulnm. Mr. G. Doxey. Mr W. DaWßon, Mr. and Mrs. L. R. Eady, Mr. E. A. Eady. Mr. and Mrs. A. TI. Fisher and 2 children. Mr. nnd Mrs. P. Flnlayson. Miss M .Flnlayson. Masters 'P. and D. Flnlayson. Mr. G. Gorman, IMr. S. Snla. Mr. J H. Hoppes, Mr. '11. M. MoFadden, Mr. end Mrs. F. Gelsel. -Miss E. Smiley. Miss M. .T. Glenn. Mrs. A. G. nnd ,Mlss Hayden. Mrs —. Hoare and 4 children. Miss E. Keogh. Mr. G. K. Hill. Mr. h. E. Howie, ■Mr. and Mrs. B. -Ilnhlcht, Miss .1. Habicht. Mr. W. Knight. Mrs. I. Kewley and 2 children. Miss G. Altken, Miss E. and Mrs. K. Lowe, Miss IM. Lunn. ..Miss J. Laing, Mrs. M. Morton and 5 children. Mr. J. V. Madsen. Mrs. iM. and Master Messer, Mr. A. Milne. Miss A. Portune, Miss B. McGillvrav, Miss A. McGlllvrnv, .Mrs. L. Ttlpcmfield. Mr. aud Mrs. J. Maltland Miss C. Maitlsnd. Mr. G. and Miss M. Mitchell, Miss M. MrLeod, Mr. H. W. MnEwen. Mr. and and Mrs. F. Newell. Mr. 11. M. Newton. Mr. IH. Trior. Mr. and Mrs. N. Paton. Misses E. and M. and Master E. Paton. Mr E. E. Pearce. Mr. nnd Mrs. G. A. Powell. Mr. C. S. Race. Mrs. G. .RobPrtsnn, .Mi—es S. nnd 1.. Robertson. Mr. and Mrs. M. Reed, Mr. and :Mrs. J. Richards nnd 2 children. Mr. ,T. Rnnhv. .Mr. .nnd Mrs. F. iStelndle. Mrs. E. M. Softon. Mr. A. Sumimers. Mr. W. Snlers. Mr. and -Mrs. .1. O. .Brown. Masters A. nnd .T. Stephens. Contain _ TT. T-pward. Mrs. P. an.l Miss J. Vatic. Mr. find Mrs. „. C, A. Watson. Miss L. Watson. Mr. .T. and Miss M. Wnollertnn, ,Mr and Mrs. Wood and child. Miss M. C Walton. Mr. nnd Mrs. N. Zedeler. Mrs. E. M Ens'nce. Miss L. M. Sale. Mr. and Mrs. A. S. Thacker. Mrs. E. T'lrieh. Mrs. A. Ttavenhlll. Mrs. R. Shand. Mr. C. Beaver, and 02 steerage.—Union Co.. agents. DEPARTURES. YESTERDAY. TASMAN, s.s., 179 tons, for Whakatane, at 3.15 p.m. AYRSHIRE, s.s., DISS tons, for 'Sydney, at 4..10 p.m. TANIWHA, s.s., 263 tons, for .Paeroa. at 8.16 p.m. KANIERI, 6.5., 205 tons, for Whangarei, Bt 6.15 p.m. \ TiBE AJANA. The unloading of the Ajana's cargo will probably be completed this evening, and nhe ls due to leave at daiwn to-morrow for Wellington. She will go from that port to I/yttelton, and thence to Australlu. •MA—ENO FROM SYDNEY. The Wellington otllce of the Union Company has received entile ndvic: that the Mnheno got nway fr-.m Sydiiev at 1 p.m. on Saturday, direct r„ r Welling)mi, where she is due in the stream this afternoon. Tbe vessel Is bringing 103 saloon and 183 steerage passengers. She will berth on Th_»d«y afternoon.

THE CORINTHIC. According to latest advices the Corinthic rTr_ t nqt leare "Wellington until daybreak on 'Friday. THE AYRSHDRE'S ITINERARY. The Ayrshire departed for Sydney last evening to unload the remainder of her t_ S °- .„ When that dnt y "* finished. n-IL-. commence to load an English cargo, and will return to Now Zealand to complete it. arriving In Auckland again about the 9th of next month. She will then proceed to Whakatane and Wellington, sailing finally to England from the latter port. WITHIN WIRELB7SS RANGE. The following vessels are within wlreleo range of:— Awannl.—Wanaka, Ayrshire, Kariol Aiickland.-,Moerakl, Paloonn, Rakanoa Wellington.—Manuka, Marama, lonic Zealandlc, Tateena. Chathams.—Remuera, Talnui. Awarua.—-Walpori, Waltomo. PORT Or OIJEHTTMGA. ARRIVALS. THIS DAY. R -*RAWA. s.s.. 1072 tons, from New Plymouth. Passengers: Misses .Tones Allen Graham (21. Beckett. Lomas, Mitchell'. Robinson Young. (lower (2), Moore, O Neill, ( osgrove. Rerrv (2), Mesdames Fer gtifion. Boulton. Brooks. Uoch Insklp Northern. Badger. Smith. Dunbar. Berry' HodKson (21. Winter. Messrs. I'ergusnn ('>) Dunbar, Lawrence, James, Large, l.nngrion' Howell. Joii, Jlldson, Brookes. Low, Beattv' A t .?, I ", carrow .- <;ien. I'ooley, Bruno! VWlliams (2). Renilii K ton. Cnlpnn, McQnade Snow, and eleven steerage.— Northern Co agents. "' DEPARTURES. THIS DAY. AUPOURI. s.s.. 548 tons, for Wanganul. TELEGRAPHIC SHTPPINOk Wellington, October 22.—Sailed: Zealandlc, at 7 a.m., for London, via Panama Newcastle. October 22. —Sailed: kaitannuta, s.s.. for Wellington. Sydney. October '_.-Arrived: Katoa, s.s., from Now Zealand.