SHIPPING.

Auckland Star, Volume L, Issue 254, 25 October 1919, Page 6

SHIPPING.

Sunset : This evening, 6.16. Sunrise: To-morrow morning. 4.X54. , Moon; New Moon, To-day, 8.10 a-m. HIGH WATER. Auckland To-day, 7.32 a.m. 7.53 pm. Auckland San., SJl2a.m. 5.34 p-m. Onehnnga _______ 11.42 a.m. 12.04 a.m. 3ianukaullds..Snn., 10.22 a.m. 10.44 p.m. - 7i d j Z oonstilnts to be added to or sub=™evm ironi high water at Auckland:— vtnangare. miuns 5 minutes. Thames pins __J2S? n ._* S! ,T aUi "ang a minus 12 minutes, 3 ntontS mmutes, Coromandel mlnu- \ ARRIVALS. YESTERDAY. MOKOIA._s.s.. 3502 tons, from Southern t;:' 2" at ->.I.> p.m. Passengers :—ln saloon : pisses \ernou. Dickison. Newld.. Berry, Kllgour. McGeorge. McDonald. Scats Fit! c-iett. Clarkson, Stewart. I'errv, ' Tavlor, -frown. Gordon. Thompson. Gray.'Hlgnittte . airweatner. Jones, Hooper. Price, Deverell. Jiaicolm. Nurse Anderson. Mesdames DepJoff and 3 children, Dickison. Brown. Sand--5 „ - N _. w ' l< " k . Barnes and 2 children. Fitcbe.t. Knox, .StridolDh. Ilounsell. Hirst fr-wears, c-ord'on. Klnnamont. McGarrv" _T_?_ n ' Barton. lies. Everas; and infant! .tart-tag. Prime. Shierlaw. Allen. Craill £-essrs. Arrowsmith. Dephoff, Newick Cardigan, Campbell. Ciarkeson. Pettigrew Mc«r.ashan. Bravazow. Lyne, Tavlor. ' lies S?^*^_S ercy i„ C,ar *. DalgleLsh". WUllams, _V-_* Z*l c - m P I - Swe ars, Gordon. Mc- » rae. Gudgeon. Kinnamont, Carlvon Gray >eil=on. Davys. Churches, Barton nipplewait. Skeet, Henderson. Prime Res-ell, College. Scott. Small' farthing Bird. Alien, Kennedy. Sergeant Taylor, Rifleman Haultaln; 50 steerage — I aiori Co.. agents. Van P a - 2246 tons, from NewA^ A i J °l-" ,I - v ?-^- T8 tons ' froai Houhora, ■^-p. 0 p-m.—-Northern Co.. __-e_ts -.; _V_^ RL - " s - 30S tons - from rcu at h.M p.m.-Northern Co.. agents. THIS DAY. Ili^tfn 0 ? 1^" 5 !- 1 * 63 t - ons ' fr ™ Newcastle. T d'{v?^~ l - m " u Co - asents. _ -15- , „ °' s <- 1T - tons - from Whakatane. BixJr- —Northern Co.. asents. 7 25 nm X " ns ' from Kus sell. at ______ Vr -2. S " S "' IS 55 tons - from T auKuga, at ~40 a.m.—Northern Co., agents. '4 DEPARTURES. r YESTERDAY. _ Sf Ii ?.- 4 7* A -«.' H - M *- f °r Sydney, _t 0 25 9-na- —Lmon Co_, agents — n^ft^k^ 8 - r at 10.10 r^ sen P rs: - In saloon: MisJes MaV *~°^S an - ainn - *°arp, Alexander. Wllio_ a-W, Akock. Howie. I_tterson. Cook Hey-Pobe-75, : P-iwnsley. ArkiL son. —obertson. Hockin. Dunn Brvan 41c-r ander. McLeod. Riddell, Btood M^^ r ' ?S, Myres. Leagh. _S' 22: : _fe- to^ I * , _- X^ c " Sd^T'c-^-I',^- !e ? Uue - Bl undell. Re, nSJS*! PPs^ s - Osmond. fi_-_ollS_df S Abb?tt iTeadon. Crawford. Tiernev. Rvan. H_to«" 5SS r ;, Williams.-L-ddeU ,2,. Keltney. Modrtck. WUliZms" Jn:v?e. SS^!i Gra - rson ' Calklu ' mi]:i!r < 3l'cTSSSELS DUE AT NEW ZEALAND PORTS. Transports. Kif V^ A ' at -, A r?* land - to-morrow. . ar 'U ;lia=Ton - October 31. aI We!li =Ston. November G. -I— Art A, at Ace_!_—id. November 19. VESSELS EXPECTED AT AUCKLAND. Inlercolo.—il and Coastal. 1 --*- from '"■Vellin-ton. from Wellington. October 27. '..-atLLj, irom Surprise Island. October ARAHURA. from East Coast. O-tober "*: -■'-•vli'.L from Westport. October 2S. HI I A. from Melbourne. October 2S. KAURI, from Melbourne. October 2S. TALUNE. from Islands. November ::] AYRSHIRE, from Sydney. November :) MALATAI. from Noumea. MAHENO. from Sydney. November 9. AR--Aj;_. from Newcastle. October SO PALOONA. from Western I'acUic. Nov. 20. NAVCA. from Western Pacific. Dec. 13. to sail from Southern ports. E. R. STcRLING. to sail from Newcastle. NIAGARA, from Sydney. November 1. Overseas. NARWHAL, from 'Frisco, due. REM CERA, from London. October 2(5 CITY OF MADRAS, from New York Nov 1 BELLBUCKLE. from New York. Nov. S. KAEKOURA. from Montreal. November IS PORT SYDNEY, from London. Nov. 23. KIMI TAKA. from England. December 2S. MAKURA. from Vancouver. October 31. PAJ'AROA. from A-cnmouth. Novemher S. jriTSUKI MARU. from Japan November S NEt MARK, from Safaga. November 12 LETTRIM. from New York, November IT, P-TAHINE. from Plymouth. 14. ■iRUAPEHC, from Liverpool. January. NORTHERN COMPANY'S MOVEMENTS EXPECTED ARRIVALS. Tuesday. October 2SU_—Hauiti -from - Orewa. Waiwera. Mnhuransi. Warkwortn. *- —3U I'-m.: Kctiri from Matakana. Mullet (Point, at 4 p.m.: Manala from Whangarel, at b.30 p.m.: Whakatere from Thames, at "1.30 p.m.: Waipu, frcrm Coromandel. Wai- *- Cabbajre Bay and Amodeo Bay at 4.30 p.m. Kanieri from Whangarei at Sa.m. X VVedcesday, October 29th:—Orewa from Frown's Bay. Arkle's Bay. Siiverdale. at 52.30 a.m.: Waimarie from Kopu, Turua, Paeroa at 6.t:0 -d.m.; Kanieri from Wliansa sei az 3 p.m. ! ARAHTKA TO-MORROW. The Arahura left Gisborne at 9.30 this mor—ing. and should arrive here before noon to-morow. She will return to Gisborne and Jsapier at o p.m. on Tuesday. TOFUA NEXT WEEK. Tbe R-M.s. Tof-_a left Papeete on TaesG_j morning for Raratonga. She arrived at that port on Sunday night from San jyn_-Cisco, and should be at Wellington about Thursday of ne_t week. f COAL FOR AUCELAND. \ The Kowhai left Westport to-day, en route for Onehunga, with a cargo of coaL -will return thence on compietLmr her discharpc. Tlie Kokiri will nor now leave Westport until Wednesday and is due in __ae__tnd c_ Saturday _e_t. SQUTHEffiN TRANSHIPMENTS. The Kittawa left Wellington with a cargo nf for Aurkland at 5.45 p.m. __3t evening. She should arive on Monti:!-, and will sail on Wednesday for Lyttelton and the BiufE. COAL ARRIVALS. The Rakanoa arrived from Newcastle last niz'az. and berthc-d this mornins at the Ccn-tr-1 wharf, where she will proceed to unload !■• -r carpo. The Karori also arrived from thar Tjort this morning, and has frthf-d at "the Hobson wharf. She will •unload Ther---. and on completing their disci, arze both vessels will return to Newc_stl». REM CERA TO-MORROW. to advices received, the trans-_K-rt Remuera will arrive in the stream to-morrow m..rr.ir._ and will probably be <"..iarvil by the dot-tor in time to Dermit her »o berth at the Oueen's wharf at 11 a.m. Kae carries a ileal of <-argo for New x<-aland p_.—.--. which will be unloaded here *YdV d £t Wellington. Lyttelton. and Dunedin ~.;;. wij ta-a to load a New Zealand cargo for Er.g'.a-d. WEEK-END BERTHAGES. -,\~, Q 2] the A-ah-ra arrives from Gisborne ;.--r.;--'-"y:"., pv r nln -- sb e will berth at the T.-JnV- '.£• " Z neri \ she - 1 " 1 ! remain until WUe ? her Ida'"* WUI be taken by mc xoniv. on her arrival from Wellington" r-;r- Ki ~*'i! T " 1, dae on Monday from Wei- ' t 'J? X ¥ Ce «ra] wharf whi'e ''."*thr_7; Loai hurr.rise I s ; aa[l TCUI i^_ ,^S T^ - 1 - irom _lel_onrae on Tuesday. WITHIN WIRELESS RANGE. WJrS_-,°^° X - iQ| ; T t s l e '" : snon!<l ~c W "M' -e.es> rauL..- 10-nisht:— V.^~^T & -- Ara bura, Flora. Niagara wSlh-i :<Jr cd3 r "- Arahura. -l a he.;„ on : Mararoa. Manuka. Pateens S-„*T, eno V C ? nnthfc - Algy-Shi--: for Suadav A 3l - lonic. Corinthic. Z«_h--Sf n J 5^11^3 : Zealandic; for Sunday A,rarna ' K«str_Ba. Wangaratt

About 1200 tons of cargo for Auckland are on the Eemnera, which Is due- to sail foi Wellington oa ThHrisday. -J^S 5155 - J 7 *' % *n_ Co. have received cable advice that the Go-eminent steamer Nenmark left Sofaga, la the Red Sea on the 30th September with a cargo of basic pho_p_ate,*i portion of which is to be landed in. Auckland. The steamer will probably reach thle port on the 12th of i November. I THE R.SLS. NIAGARA. The R.jT.s. Niagara sailed to time yesterday x evening -with a full passenger list for •Sydney. She will leave Sydney on the return trip to Vancouver on October 31, and should leave this port on November 4. MAKURA EN ROUTE. A wireless message received from the •R.M.s. -Makura -states that she will proliabiv arrive at Suva on Tuesday afternoon, en route from Vancouver to Auckland. She ! is due in Auckland on Friday ue_t, return- ! ing lo Sydney on November 3. THE CORINTIIIC FROM WELLINGTON. The Corinthic sailed from Wellington at 7-4o yesterday morning -for Loudon, via Panama, with the following passengers: Saloon: From Wellington — Mesdames Davies. M Ellis, Martell and infant. A. Prophet, Misses E. Chamberlain, J. and P. Martell. 1). Waldegrave. Messrs. G. Davies, S. Martell, T. Read, 71.- Ross. Master W. Prophet. From Auckland—Mesdames J. Gillies, Irwin and infant, M. Newcombe, M. Ramsay. Misses A. Bright. C. Irwin. M. Wallbran. M. Wallis, Messrs. 11. Irwin, R. May, R. Tasker. Dr. G. Owen. Master 1. Newcombe. From New Plymouth—.Mrs. Burton, Misses G. Bates, I. Rose, Messrs. W. Burton, W. Rose. From Napier—Mr. and Mrs. R. W. Lambert and 2 infants, Miss -JL Lambert. Third class: From Wellington—Mesdames Baxendale. Jones, Marstou, Thomas, 11. Turner and infant, Williams. Misses -M. Church. A. Walters, Messrs. 1. lia-endale, .1. Behdsten, S. Ilergson, M. Henegan ,C. Marston, H. Ormond. B. Reeve, F. Rudd. B. Thomas, R. Watklu. D. Williams. To Colon from Wellington—Mr. and Mrs. F. G. Clark. Miss V. Clark. THE RIVERINA'S DEPARTURE. The Riverina carried the following passengers to Sydney on her departdre on Thursday evening last: Messrs. P. G. Reld. T. W. Witt A. T. Fauvai, H. Smith, M. J. ■Suhan. Stonebrakjjr. . Father O'Connell, Father Lynch. Rev. Geo. Stubbs, Captab. Brown. Messrs. C. W. Ginsberg. G. Kirk. A. E. -Cocks. It. W. Martin, W. Barr, Simmonds, Ijl H. Roberts. Welngott, Dr. J. Ewart. Mr. and Mrs. James and 2 children, Mr. ami Mrs. McDonald and child, Messrs. Thurman. 3. Horn. Malesby, L. Crabtree, -f. W. Johnton. Ilawlev. W. T. Watson, MeArthur, I'arrott. Reed. McLeod, Itobertscn. D. McLeod, .1. 11. August, Knox, A. i Carlson. Ray Wilson. Mrs. and Miss Pllin- ■ mer. Misses Sanders. Thomas. Parrott, Mrs. 1 -Johnston. Mrs. Watchlin. Mr. A. L. Amies, ; Mr. W. Dyer. Miss C. Barnes. Mrs. Inglls, : Miss Bucha_. Mr. and Mrs. G. Howe. Miss ; liir.-h. Mrs. I-:. Ackhurst. Misses M. Stevens, 11. Purvis. M. Carter. Wilson. M. F. J-ell.v. i Mesdames R. Emmerton, L. I. Jenkins, August. Miss 1. Walker. Mesdames M Carlson. Ferguson. Reld, S. 11. George, McLeod. Robertson. Mr. J. Broadbrldge, Capt_mit_. Messrs. J. A. Austin. Ooriiv, Greatbatch, Lee. Body. Larsen, Macanergnv; D. McCarthy. J. Ferguson. Miss X Cardiff. Mrs. L»e. Mesdames Uodv. Oldham A Tarter. OUiver. Jjaltoa. Mis. J. Brierlv. Mrs. Greatbatch, Mrs. S. Nelson. Miss Small, Mrs. Cray. Miss B. llewatt. Mrs. Nlght- , ingale. Mrs. Bond, Mrs. Danncvllle. Mrs. Wilson and child, Mrs. Miller. Mrs. Taylor and eh. Mrs Peters. Miss Peters. Mrs Hicksou. Mrs. K. -jraker. Mrs. .T. Ilodson, Miss I Stone. Mrs. Lording. Mrs. Cooke. Miss Leviiio. Mrs. Levido aud child. Messrs. Rae Carter. Fisher. Coates, Gilbert, Allan. Ta v - Inr. Glassford. Barsrovo. Hodson Lording." A. ('. Morton. Wilson. J. Baker, II J. Baker. Levido, Whittle. Skinner, Owers Rannatyne. G. W. Boyce, F. H. Dawn. Matbias. Wiles. Riddell. A. J. Wynn Godwin. T. G. Mallert, W. H. Harris. D. Sheppard, O. Sfceppard. A. T. Maitland! R. Fleming. J. Fleming. Dowd. Kelghtly. Mclntyrc. Jack. McMasters. R. J. McGlinn. T J. lvcliy. William.. Price. G. O. Wallace, H. Smith. Gawn, S. Brewster. Armstrong Mrs Godwin. Miss Stact. Mrs. Hanwell. j.' I son. Miss L. Itosson. Mrs. Kelghtly, Mrs. I Rao. Master Rac. Mrs. Vrede. Mrs. l>rice i ami child. Mrs. Ilott. Mrs. Standen Mrs | Afano. Miss Taylor. Miss Gawn. Miss E. ! g?™- Mrs. Bonnell, Mrs. Wheeler,' Mrs. j\\ llson and child.