SHIPPING.

Auckland Star, Issue LI, 24 May 1920, Page 4

SHIPPING.

Sunsetr This evening, 4.45. Sunrise: To-morrow morning, o.oi. Moon; First Quarter, to-morrow, 5.07 a.m. HIGH WATEP.. lAucklaraJ To-day, 11 59 a.m. — A-ucWand Tues., 0.24 a.m. 12.49 p.m. Onehunga.-..-Tiles., JMa.ffl. -Mj*. Kaipara _Ms...Tues., 3.44 a.m. 4.09 p.m. _lanu_au lids—Tues., • 2.04 a.m. 3A9p.m. ARRIVALS. SATURDAY. Manala, from "Whangarei, 6.20 p.m. Clansman, from Russell aud- Maugonui, 6.25 p.m. Glenelg, from "Wrmngarel, 10 p.TU, YESTERDAY. Makura, from Vancouver, via ports, 9.5 nm. (Passengers:—First saioon: Mr. andMrs T. O. Bishop, 'Mr. V. Bowman, Mrs. M Bowman, Mr. W. B. Carmlchael, '.Mr. IW. H. Gummier, Mr. R. A. Gummer, Mr. nnd Mrs. F. 'P ITnggltt, Mr. and Mrs. H. L. Harrison, Mrs. D. E. M. Kitto, Mr. nnd Mrs. F. A. Scannell, Mr. T. <L. Gourliilt. Mr. P. F. Bundle, Mr. M. W. Bramlcy, 'Mrs. b. C. B. Collie. Mr. and Mrs. C. It. Smith, Mr. J. F. Hill, Sir Cecil H. Rod well.-Captain «. Westmacott, Mr,s. H. and Misses L. and N. Marks. Second ealoou: Miss E. G. ißrophy, Mr. C. E. Byrne, 'Mr. and 'Mrs. 11. Bald-win nnd four children, Mr. (.!. H. -Cole. Mr. W. 0. Donald, Mrs. Edwards and child. Mrs. R. Forinan and child, .Mr. ,T. Faulk, Mrs. 'M. Cass and child, Miss A. Gibson, Miss N. ti. Home, 'Mr. J. A. 'Hcadley, Mr. and Mrs. P. Howcroft nnd Miss F. F. Howcroft, Mr. and Mrs. K. Gillespie and five children, Mr. W. T. Hayes, Mr. E. Hainmbnd, Mtss K. Hose, My. It. Johnston. Miss A. Kibblewhite, Miss K. Kloblewhlte. Mr. H. Lush, Mr. H. B. -Lewis, 'Mrs. J. McMillan, Miss M. L. Miller, Mr. A. V. Noble, Mr. P. C. Peterson. Mr. and Mrs. .1. Redman. Mr. and Mrs. J. Scarrott and three children, Mr. S. Toothill, Mr. nnd Mrs. A. Whiteford and four children, Mr. nnd Mrs". .1. Wnlte, Mr. W. F. WHson, Mr. T. B. Addis, and 20 steerage, including two Hindus and one Chinaman. •Navua, from Fill, 1.45 p.m. Passengers: 'Mesdames Baedeker, Berklng, Edwards, Mlssen. Do Maus, Meredith and child, Mirjield, Nlebuhr, Quinn and child. Schultz, Wilkes, Misses Bet-am, Oairus, Finlayson, Jensen, "Rogers, Richardson, Oswald, Messrs. Auld, Douglass, Garrard, De Maus, McLeod, S. 'Meredith, (Mlrfleld. Oswald, Qninn, Stratford, and Captain Beck, and ten steerage, including four Chinese. Ngapuhl, from Tauranga, 7.25 a.m.

THIS DAY. Somerset, from St. John, 0.30 a.m. • ' DEPARTURES. SATURDAY. ! Atua, for Sydney, 6.40 p.m. Koromiko, for Sydney, 7.30 p.m. ;.- . Katoa, for Newcastle, 8.45 p.m. ' Yesterday. Kanlerl, for Whangarei, 5.15 p.m. Taniwha, for (Paeroa, 2.15 p.m. VESSELS DUE TO-DAY. Zcalandla, from Liverpool. and Australia. Paparoa, from Liverpool. Kamoi'a, from Westport. Tuniwha, from (Paeroa, 10 p.m. Kanierl, from Whangarei, 10 p.m, VESSELS SAILING TO-DAY. . | | Claymore, for Houhora, 7 p.m. .*.;,, Clansman, for Russell, 5.30 p.m. Ngapuhi, for Tauranga, 7 p.m. . IDaphne, for Mercury Bay, 4 p.m. Manaia, for Whangarei, 10 p.m. VESSELS IN PORT. King's Wharf.—lonic, Manurewa (barque), Laura (bafquentlne), Port Melbourne, Valmarle (schooner). Central Wharf.—Canadian Importer, Arahura. (Queen's Whangape, Knrow. Makura, Somerset. Hobson Wharf.—Navua, 'In Stream.—Shepadoe. VESSELS EXPECTED AT AUCKLAND, ' Intercolonial and Coastal. ■Ngatoro, from Grcymonth, May. IRiverina, from Sydney, May 30. . Qluheno, from Sy(Jney„ to-morrow. Kaltangata, from Newcastle, June 5. ""lE. R. Stirling, from Newcastle, to sail. - <¥»i__i from South, to sail. " Rona, from Newcastle, May -4. Mokoia, from -Dunedln, 3lay 30. Overseas—Sailed. Canadian Exporter, from Vancouver, June 12. ZealandlCi from Liverpool, May -24. Rona, from San Francisco, May 31. iPaparoa, from 'Liverpool, May 22. Fiona, from Fiji, June 5. Port 'Hacking, from New York, June 5. Sofala, from Calcutta, June 15. Waitemata, from San Francisco, May 25. .Westmeath, from (Liverpool, June 5. James Cosgrove, from Glasgow,' June 23. Port Denlson, from London, June 26. iArawa, from Southampton, June 17. -Schrwartzenxels, from Safaga, -May _7. ' Durham, from iNewport, June 22. 'To Sail. Ruahine, from 'London, May 27. Port Alma, from New York, May 25. Port Sydney, from London, June 11. Port Stephens, from New York, June 25. Leltrim, from Liverpool, June b. . Canastosa, from New York. -Binrotaka, from London, June 10. Port Caroline, from London, July 17. Opihi, tfrom Newcastle.

. NORTHERN CO.'S MOVEMENTS. Expected Arrivals. j To-morrow.—Hanltl, from Orewa. etc., I at 3 p.m.; Monala, from Whangarei, at «.30 p.m.; Aupourl, from Thames, at 3.30 p.m.; Walmarie,' from Netherton, etc., at . 7.30 p.m.; Chelmsford, from Whangarei, at ■10 p.m.; Kawau, from Coromandel, etc., at 6 p.m.; Kotitl, from Matakana, at 7 p.m. The Opihi sailed from Newcastle on Saturday with a coal cargo for Auckland. The Kaiwarra Is to sail for Newcastle this evening to load coal for New Zealand. The Katoa sailed from Auckland "on Saturday night for Newcastle, where she will load coal for New Zealand. 'Latest advices received from the Union : Company state that the Waitemata will liow arrive from Vancouver at midnight. The Leltrim sailed for.Auckland and other New ■ Zealand ports from Liverpool on Saturduy. • she should arrive here early in July. The Chepadoe is still beta*; repaired in the strtam. but it is likely that she will be able to soil for Napier and Wellington to-morrow. The Kamona is expected to arrive from Westport with coal to-night or to-morrow morning. After discharge she wUI return to Westport. The Koromiko, which sailed for Sydney °v Saturday ev enlng, will discharge her Lyttelton cargo at that port, and will then go on to Newcastle, where 6he will lon'' a coal cargo for New Zealand. " "• Mr. JR. Boyes, shlppiug manager for Messrs. Murray. Roberta, is now in Auckland in connec. in with the arrival of the Schwnrzenfels with phosphates from tsaraga, in the ted Sea. The Waikawa, which left Melbourne at 6 p.m. on. Thursday for Wellington, should arrive at that port on Wednesday morning. After discharging general cargo there, and beginnln K to load for San Francisco, she will come to Auckland to complete. ARAWA SAILS FROM HOME. Messrs. L. D. Nathan report that tho Arawa sailed .from Southampton for New Zealand on May 6, thus .being due to . arrive here about June IT. She .has car-o and passengers for the main ports of New Zealand. Auckland's portion being about 2,450 tons. THE NAVUA ARRIVES. The Island steamer Navua arrived from Fiji yesterday afternoon, and berthed at the Hobson -wharf. She loaded a full cargo of sugar at Lautoka, and proceeded to Suva, which port she left on May 18th. .She has had fine weather throughout her trip, save for a moderate gale on Friday Inst. She Is to return to the Islands on , .'hunsday. R.M.S. MAKURA. The R.M.s. Makura arrived from Vancouver, via ports, yesterday morning, and berthed at the Queen's wharf shortly before noon. A quiet trip is .reported, with line weather all the way. The vessel left Vancouver on May .I,'.and called ut.Honolulu and Suva. She has a smaller . passenger list than usual, but has a fair quantity of cargo, the' Auckland portion including 1403 caseH of canned goods, 1719 rolls and 171 bundles of paper, .and 1740 -cuses of confectionery. VANCOUVER SAILINGS. The Union Company (Sydney) nd vise that tbo following sailings have been arranged ■from Sydney for the Canadian-Australasian i Line, viz.:—Makura, Juue 3; Niagara, June! 24; Tahiti, July 17,; Niagara, August 10; j September J>: Niagara, October 14; i .cad: Makura, November 11, .^

•MAHENO TO-MORROW MORNING. The Mahcno wirelesses that she will arrive from Sydney at daylight to-morrow. She has passengers and cargo, and will berth at the Hobson wharf. She is due to return at 3 pjn. on Thursday. ZEALAXDIC TO-XIGHT. Messrs. I* D. Nuthan received a wireleaa from the Zealandic this morning to the effect that she will arrive here from Liverpool, via Australian ports, to-night or tomorrow morning. iShe has some 1,500 tons of general cargo for this port. PAFAROA DELAYED. The officers of the Somerset, which arrived from «t. John this morning, report that they passed the New Zealand Shipping; Company's steamer Paparoa near Pitcalrn island, where she was meeting with heavy weather. The vessel left the canal about three days before them, but was not making the speed to which they attained, it is unlikely. they say, that she will arrive here until Thursday, or later. The Paparoa has 49 saloon and 252 steerage passengers. SOMERSET ARRIVES. The New Zealand Shipping Company's steamer Somerset arrived from England, via St. John, this morning, and berthed at the Queen's wharf shortly before noon. An uneventful voyage is reported from her leaving London on 'February 22. She then went to Avoumouth. loading for Australia, and -proceeded across the Atlantic to St. John. completing her loading there. She spent almost four weeks In tfcat port, and left ou April 10. taking with her a cargo of paper, motor cars, and pianos. The weather from Avonmouth to St. John was extremely bad, as was the last week of the trip, but from St. John to the canal and aa far as ltaya island pleasant days -were experienced. The Somerset's total cargo is about 13..100 tons, of which some 2,000 are for Auckland. 'She expects to be here some three or four days before sailing for Wellington. Dunediu. and Australian. ports. '