SHIPPING.

Auckland Star, Volume LI, Issue 39, 14 February 1920, Page 6

SHIPPING.

Knn*Pt: This evenlns. <Uf>. c,.,,,;.,,. To-morrow mornillK. Mnou: Ne>v Mouii. IMth, U. 3 a.m. HIGH ' WATER. \,,.kl:inrt Tii-itay, 2.0 a.m. p.m. Mil klui.l Sun , 2..V.1 a.m. X-i p.m. ;V. \l\ l,,'',' rnu.. «.:2>a.iii. (i.57 p.m. K'ir-nara 1 Id's Sun., .".•".!' a.m. O.uT p.m. SaSnH.tV.Sun. , . W a.m. 5.57 p.m. Tlclnl .■onsinnts to be amu-d to or suotrnctcil from hi:h water at Auckland:Wliaimarei minus S minute*. Thames plus Itnssell plus 17 minutes, t'oroninndel inii-ut 0 minutes. ARRIVALS. YESTKRDAt. DAPHNE. s.s.. UM tons, from Coromnnn>l. at fi.so p.m.-Northern Co., agejits. THIS DAY. WAIMARIE. s.s.. 245 tons, from Netheton it 111" a.m.—Northern C:o., agents. VRATIAWA s.s.. 451 tons, from Opotlkl. tt" 11.43 "a.m.—Northern Co.. agents. nKPARTfRES. YKSTKKDAV. NOAPnil, k.s.. for Tnuranga. at 7 p.m. MANAIA. for Wliangnrel, at 10.10 p.m. THIS DAY. MAHIA. s.s.. for Wellington, at 1 p.m. VKJJSKLS lIVE TO-DAY. MANAIA. fnini Wbanisurel. at 0.:» p.m. VKSSEI.S IH'E TO-MORROW. MAL-AITA, from Walpole Island. AKAHI:RA, frmn Eaet Inast, evening. NGAITHI. frnm Tauranga. L'l/ANS.MAN. from l{lls^e^. The Manuka is due to arrive at Wellington from Sydney this afternoon, Willi pnssengera, cargo, nnd malls. The Australian steamer Malaltn Is due tomorrow from Surprise Island. She will berth at the King's wharf to discharge her . cargo of phosphates. The Union Company's cargo carrier Rosamund Is expected to leave Pli-lon on Tnwrtav for Onehunga. She will arrive at that port about Thursday, and will begin to dls- ' charge her cargo of chaff. M.UICNO LEAVKS SYDNEY TO-DAY. * The Mnheno was expected to leave Syd- • ney at !) a.m. this morning for Auckinnd. 'In consequencp. she will not arrive here until Tuesday night or Wednesday morning. WAITOMO LEAVES IH'NBURY. : The Union Company's steamer Woitomrv left Bunbury last Saturday for Duneilin. I disc, at Dunedln on February IS. After discharge there, she will come north to Auckland. VAN rLOON OX MONDAY. Messrs. Russell and Somers report that ' the Van Cloon should arrive here ou Monday morning. They will make an attempt to get her β-vrny on the same evening, in continuance of her journey to Melbourne and Java. ARAIIURA DELAYED. rompnny from Glslmrne this inornlne reported .i heavy sea in the bay. in conpo- I nuenre nf which the Arabura will not lie, , <li--nat'-hPd until 11 n.ni. to-morrow. Sh? I on Mondnv. when she will berth at th<> Queen's Wharf. Her late arrival will pro'l hably delay her date of departure. . WBI.r,INCTON-LYTTKT,TON SERVICE. The Manuka Is to spend two days next •week In foe T.yttelton-Wellington ferry servlcp. She will leave Wellington on Mondiy. and return from Lyttelton on Tuesday: her departure for Sydney Is finally fixnil for Wednesday. Every elTnrf Ik being made on tb" watpr- - front lo dispatch the Northumberland by -Wednesday of neit week. The Mnhia sailed for Wellington about ■ norm this morning, having discharged abouc - 8,000 tons of English cargo at this port.