SHIPPING.

Auckland Star, Volume LI, Issue 38, 13 February 1920, Page 4

SHIPPING.

Sunset: This evening. 0.30. To-morrow morning, 5.22. Jioon: New Moon, 20th, y.j a.m. «=V?; HIGH WATER. Auckhinrt To-day, 1.05 a.m. I.^2p.Tn. Auckland Sat., 'J.Oa.m. _..T2 p.m. Onehnnga Sat.. 5.30 a.m. H.frjp.m. Kaipiira Hds...Sat., 4.40 a.m. 5.12 p.m. Manui>autHds..Sat., 4.80 a.m. J.Kp.m. Tidal constants to ha added to or subtracted from high, water at Auckland: — Wnancarel lfllnas 5 minutes, Thames plus 10 minutes, Tauranga ininus 12 minutes, (Russell plus IT minutes, Coromandel mlr.ui 0 minutes. ..v' ARRIVALS. \ YESTERDAY. MANAIA. 8.5., 11G9 tons, from Wbangafcel, at 8.45 p.m.—Northern Co.. agents. TANJWHA. s.s., 265 tons, from .Netherlon, at 7.33 p.m.—Northern Co., agents. •WAIOTAHI, b.s., 278 tons, from Great Barrier, at 9.45 p.m.—NorLuern Co., agents. THIS I>AY. TFAIPU, 5.8., 203 tons, from Ma-ngapai, at 1.20 a.m. —Northern Co., agpnti. CHHL.MSFOKD, s.s., 12a tons, from Wbaißßerel. at 1.30 a.in.—Northern Co., agents. NGAPUHI, s.e., 691 lons, from Tiruranga, 'Ot «.3O a^m.— 'Northern Co., agents. TASMA^ , , s.s., 17!» tons, from WhnkaItane, at 10.15 a.m.— Northern. Co., agents. s.s.. 1»81 tons, from (Newcastle, at 1-53 p.m.—Union Co., agents. DEPARTURES. YBSTERIM.Y. (CIiAjaSMiAN, for Bussell, at 4.3". p.m. "fWAIM'ARAE, s.e., for Paeroa, at 4.40 p.m. 'CTBiEXA, s.s., for ■Wellington, at 0.45 .FiboßA, e.s., for Westport, at 7.50. WAIPOKI, 8.5., for Weirtport, at U.lO p.m. , THIS DAY. SUSSEX, s.e., toe Wellington, at 6.30 tßbim. DAPHNE, for Coroma-ndel, at 8.30 eiJa. VEiiJ3BIiS iDUIEI TO-DAY. ~"~'ii KAITANIGATA, from Newcastle. nW-PHNB, from Coromandel, at G. 30 p.m. .WAIJiIATiIH. from Paeroa, at 10 p.m. KANIKRI, from Wliwigarei, at It ,80 p.m. : VESSELS SAILING TO-DAY. MANAIA, for Wtaangarel, at 10 p.m. ■NGABOHI, for Tauranea, at 7 p.m. KORTHEEX , COMPAN'Y'-S jrOVIiMEX'TS. Expected Arrivals. •Saturday, 14th.—HaultJ, from Orcwa, Walwera, Maihurangi, Warkworth, at ] ajiu; l&iiraii. from Kawan, .Leigh, Manga,wal, at II p.m.; Orerwa, from Brown's Bay, Arkle's Bey, aDd eilTerdale, at r» p.m.; Mannia, froon "WlianfcareJ. at 6.30 p.m.; iNeatiawa, from Opotiti and OWwa, at JO a.m.; Karavra, from New Plymouth, at 8.30 a.m. Expected Departures.—.Saturday, Feb. 14. "Weiotabi, tfor Waiheke, at 1.45 p.m.; JJaphne, for Wfllwera and Grut's, at 3.45 P.m.; Haulti, for Kawan, at. 1.45 Walpn, for Arties Bay and way ports', at 1.45 ipjn. , . "i> The Mahia is expected to leare for Southern ports at daylight to-morrow. The Cyrena loft for Wellington last evening to discharge the balance of her oil cargo. From Wellington ebe will go to Newcastle. The Whangape shifted to the Hobson wharf this morning, n-here she will complete discharge of bcr <:oal cargo. . - ,The Stißsex scilpd for WelUngton ..Ihis! rooming,*' en route lor MelDourfle and Sydney. The six-masted barquenf.ne E. 11. Sterling- is to g , * into the stream to-«jorrow morning, prep»ratory to saJMtg lor Newcastle. leaves Jftekland, ■'wJiere she is expecle* aboot Kriday next. After discharge of Jaer passengers and cargo she will go Into dock.. The small schooner Kira. Is discharging her New Zealand <.-argo in Sydney at present. On completion of discharge she will load bonednst,. etc., lor New Zealand again. The scow Maroro is at present loading ooial for New Zealand at .Newcastle. After discbarge of her -coal, the vessel will return ■to "Sydney -with timber from the Dominion. . Tho Government steamer Hinemou. arrived at Knlpara oh Tuesday morning from northern lighthouses. She is due at Wellington about next Wednesday. The Flora and the Wnlpori left Westport last evening to load coal. The former vessel will take iher cargo to "Wellington, toct the letter's destination lias not yet ticca disclosed. BIMTJTAKA AT NOON SATURDAY. The New Zealand Shipping Company advise that their liner Itimutnku -will now leave Wellington at noon on Saturday, for Southampton and ■London, via Panama and ports, ■ MJSSS-TABLB OOSSI'P. air. S. A. Chatfleld las joined the Arahura as chief officer, relieving ■Mγ. Murray, who Sura Joined the Flora in a similar capacity. Captain Yellenowetb, has rejoined the Tiora. KAITANXJATA AKRIVES. •The Kaitangata was «ignalled' onl.shic Ttri shortly before noon, and arrived in the frarbour about 2 p.m. After medical inspection in the stream, she went over ■to Cheteea, where she will discharge her coal cargo. nVITHIN WiIItELESS .RANGE. The following vessels should be within range of the undermentioned wireless stations to-night:— 'Auckland.—Kaitangata. . Wellington.—Port IPirie. AwanuL —MunuKa, TaTawera. PAIjOONA'S PASSENGERS. The iPaloona sailed from Wellington on .Wednesday evening, for .Newcastle and Melbourne, with the following passengers: Aliases Castle, Kearney. Salmon, Mahouey, fGrigaby, SI. U. Emery, Bain, Berge, Bristol, Baldwin (2), Scott, J. Thompson, A. B. ©avey, B. Ray, Sieter JI. M. Davey, 3lesdames JTranklyn and 3 children, Kelso and family,.Maxwell, Jamie, C. J. Nathan, R. 18. Joseph, Blair, Blackmoro, Bain, Smyth, Ik iFleury and 2 children. Chaplin, Englundt mid infant, iDean and infant, Jones, O. L. McGregor, Armstrong, Wilson, 01. OrrtWhite, Harden and child, Nairn, Kckhardt, ■Rfer. J. Tlossetter, Messrs. R. K. 18. iPrank■lyn, Bruce. Smith,- D. Campbell, W. Eckhardt J. Takey, Armstrong. A. IHarrison, X, H. Fraser, Chapman, E. Cleeve, Edwards, C. TVheeler, Jones, Bass, Jamie. Shiel, J. •ic 'Calear, ißonnington, Sherlaw, L. (F. DowJing J. Sanderson, Blair, Kelso, Englundt. Burgess, M. Carr, Taylor, A. J. JW*bb, Hoban, 13. Sandys, Atkinson, Bursees, Allen, W , . 'Moore. Nairn.