SHIPPING.

Auckland Star, Volume LI, Issue 195, 16 August 1920, Page 4

SHIPPING.

Sunset: Tills evening, Tt.lT>. Sunrise' To-morrow inornlup. Hill. Moon: First i.unrtcr, lilsl. Ki.22 p.m. HIGH WATER. lAncHnnrT Tn-d.iy, Si._in.ni. S.4fip.m. Auckland Tups , li.hSh.iii. ll.2T_i.ni. Onnhnne.-i Too-., ii.Uiu.m. n.:ts p.m. Knipara llds...'lhies , n.iNln.m. n._* p.m. Manukau lids. .Tuck., 11.1. n.ni. 11.7,7 p.n,. ARRIVALS. SATI'ItDAY. ltarawa, from 'Whnntrarcl, 0. i" n.in. YKSTEItPAY, cinnsmnn. from .Kiis.vll. Tin n.ni. Ncapnbl, from Tn lira nun. i'.f, h.io. Tnsmnn. from Whnl.nlnne, 2.40 p.m. Knrorl. from Westport, 2 p.m. Knimnl, ketch, frmu East Const Hays. 11.30 p.m. THIS DAY. Arahurn. from Napier nnd Glshnnir. 7.3" fl.ro. DEPAItTI'ItES. SATIItD VY, Talnnc. for Ensiorn I'ai-'hv. 1.4."> p.m Kiiilunn. r,,,- Klilpiiril and Mcli„,ilrnc. 5.405.40 p.m. YESTERDAY. Jnblloc. si liooncr. r.-r Nine Island. 1'V::.". Jl.m. Ivanlori, for Wkiinifiirci. 1.30 p in. THIS DAY. Iris, cable si earner, for Wellington, nt in.ls a.m. VESSELS IN POUT. Kind's Wlinrf — Ai-iihui-ii. Wlinnuiipc Laura 'fbnrnnciiiiniM. Central Wharf— Cniiiisiniii, 11.-ininasnii Mam, .Mn la 11 n. Queen's Willirf —Matntllfl. Wnlliorn. IHobson Wlmrf- Kjiton. Knrorl. XORTirERN CO.'S Mt)VKMFTXTB. Kipecti..! Arrivals. To-morrow. -CliPlmsfoTd. from Wlianca-Tt-i. Op.m.: W.-ilmnrlp. from l'ncron. .". n.m.: Kawau. from Cnromandel. 3 p.m.: Wnkntere. from Thames. 12.30 p.m.: Hnrnwn. from WTnincnrrl, 0.30 p.m.: Il.tultl. from Witrk-worfh. noon; Orewa. from Arklo's, Urim-n'j, Sllverdale, 1 p.m.: Wnlpn. from Mnngapnl, ('>.;ni ji.in. Expected Departures. To-morrow.- Tnsmnn, for Whnknlano. _ 30 a.m.; Knnlcrl, for Whnupircl, 7.11" p.m. The Claymore's departure for TTnnhorn Is postponed until noon to-morrow. The cable steamer Iris left for Wellington this mornins, where she will rcpnlr the Sydney cable.

The Flora is to leave Wellington to-dn.v for l'ieton. where she will load a chaff cargo for Unebungn.

Tho ketch Hnannt arrived from Enst Coast ports yesterduy. and Is now discharging a full' cargo. She will load tionr.ltir and general goods again for lllsl.ornc.

The Tnlnne sailed for Kastern I'a.ilnWands on -Saturday afternoon, and the •chooner Jubilee, wilh general cargo anil a few passengers sailed for the Nine Islnnris yesterday morning.

The riimnro.-t Is tine nt Wellington this morning with _il pnssi'iigors and I,'inn tons tit cargo from Sydney. She will sail fur Bydney and llohart mi the following __arsdny.

The Knrorl arrived from Westport with 2500 tons nf coul yesterday afternoon, nnd has'berthed at the Ilohsoli wharf. She hns had moderntel.v good weal her throughont her passage. After discharge acre she will load general cargo fur Napier nnd 'Lyttclton.

The Katoa went to Chelsea to discharge portion ot her coal ea-rgn this morning, but the waterslders refused to unload her there. She therefore returned tn Auckland, and Is discharging her coal nt the ttlobsoti wharf. A message from Sydney thbt morning Mates that arriving vessels report very •rough weather in th» 'Xastuan Sea. The Aiioato, en route from Ilnuetlln to Newcastle, called into Fyflney last night for orders. MAHENO TO-MORROW. The Maheno wirelesses in to the Union Company that -he will arrive here from Sydney at 0 o'clock to-morrow night. She ls timed to return to Sydney on Thursday afternoon. :M_NOWAI EN ROUTE. The Monowal should leave Dunedin today, and will leave Wellington ou Thursday for Napier, -Gisbornc, Tokuinam Ray, and Auckland. THE NAVT-A. The Nnvtia is expei'ted to leave Wellington at ."> o'clock to-night for Auckland direct. She should arrive here on Thursday morning. WITHIN WIRELESS RANGE. Tho following vessels should be within range of the undermentioned wireless stations to-night:— Awanni. —Maheno. Mokoia, Atun. Koromilco, Talune, Knittina. Auckland. — Talune, Iris. Kaltuna, Maheno. Kama. NEW ZEALAND SHIPPING CO. NOTES. The Hororatn is expected to leave Wellington for New York to-morrow. The Otaki. en route to Autwerp from Australian ports, left Durban on the 10th last. THE AItAHURA. » The Arahiirn arrived from Napier and Gisborne this morning, after v quiet passage, and berthed lit the King's wharf. Kain In Napier delayed Ihe vessel, which __s since made very kooi] time. She is to Ball on the return journey at :i o'clock to-morrow afternoon. THE COLLIERS. The Jnpnnese steamer llaruna-San Mnru will probably finish discharge of her coal enrgo to-night, and will sail f.or Newcastle early to-morrow. She will there load nnother coal cargo for Auckland. Tho ihumata is leaving Newcastle on Thursday next with a full coal cargo tor Auckland. Another .lapanese steamer, the -t-nsho Mam, ls loading nt Newcastle to-day for Auckland. The Kaltangata wirelesses that she will arrive here from Newcastle <m Wednesday next.