SHIPPING.

Auckland Star, Volume LI, Issue 235, 1 October 1920, Page 4

SHIPPING.

(Sunset: This evening, 3.53. ISuurlsc: To-morrow morning. 5.28. Moon: Last quarter, Oct. 5, 12.24 a-r_.

A_t„-V__JS. YKSTEui.D'AY. •Hine-moa. from Wellington, at 4..H) p.m. .Manilla, from Whangarel, at 0.25 p.m. 'Wuipu, from Great Harrier, at 0.55 p.m. THIS iDAY. iKenf, from 'Liverpool, at 5.50 a.m. Taniwha, from -N.-tberton. at 3.55 a.m. iN-gupnbl, from Tuuranga. at 6.40 a.m. •Ai>anul, from Awanul, tiL 5.15 a.m. Arapawa. from Wanganul, 0 a.m. • '-eluist'ord, from Whangnrel, at 12.15 p.m. D_IPAUT.Uat.ES. Y.EST-RiDAY. Huriina-iSan Mam, for -Newcastle, at 3.40 p.m. •Gar-beta, for Newcastle, at 6.115 p.ni. Tl-niiS DAY. Wainiarle, for iPaeroa, at .12.15 a.m. Liberty, for Wellington, at 1.15 p.m. VESSELS IN TORT. Queen's Wharf.—Knlkoura, Carpentaria. Southern Cross, Muheno, Ysabel (barrjuenline). King's Wharf. —Abemama (schooner). Otlra. •Central Wharf—Wanganni (barqueutine), War Lord (schooner-). Hobson Wharf. —Kamona, Kauri. In Stream. —Iris, Kent. Chelsea. —Raknnoa. SI Ipway.—lvaeo. iNOiRTJuEJrN COMIPANoT'S .MOrVTEMTCNTS. .Expected Arrivals, To-morrow: Orewa. from Sllverdaie. at 12.30 p.m.; Clansman, from Russell, at 6 a.m.: (Manala, from Whangarel, at. 0.30 p.m.: Waimarle, from IPaeroa, at 0.30 a-m.; Wakatcre, from Thames, at 1.30 p.m.; Waipu, from Coro'inamlel. at 3 p.m.; Tnsman. from Whakatane. ait 5 a.m.; IRarawa, from Now Plymouth, at 5.30 a.m. The Kamona is expected to leave at 10 o'clock to-night for Napier. The Carpentaria is expected to leave tomorrow for Wellington. H.M. sloop Veronica left for Wellington last evening. The Raknnoa will leave Chelsea this nfternoon. and will take up her berth at the Ilobson wharf. It is advised that the Wai-hemo left Newcastle at 7 _«n. yesterday for Auckland. She should nrrlve 'here next Tuesday. On September 2.S the Woodarra. en route from London to' New Zealand ports, arrived at Newport News. Yesterday afternoon the .Tapane.se collier Harnna-San .lam left for Newcastle. The Garlwta also left last evening for the same port. The Government steamer Hiuemoa arrived yesterday afternoon from Wellington, via the east coast lighthouses, -he berthed at the Central wharf. The Rnahiue, which left Wellington on September 4 for Southampton and London, arrived at Panama ou September 20. She sailed from Clolou on the following day for Kingston, Jamaica. The -Rlverina left Sydney at 3 o'clock last Saturday for Ant-land. She is due to reach here on Wednesday, and ls scheduled to leave on her return trip on Thursday. TREWELLARD ARRIVES AT LYTTELTON. The overdue Trewellard arrived at Lyttelton from New York last evening. She was due at the Southern port over a. week ago. KENT FROM LIVERPOOL. This morning the Kent arrived from Liverpool, and anchored in the stream. She will take the Kaiknura's berth at the Queen's wharf to-morrow morning. She ••< brought a large general cargo for Auckland. MAHENO FOR SYTINEY. The Maheno will leave for Sydney this evening. She takes the following passengers :—Misses Gossman, Markey, Watson, Robinson, Somervtlle, Roget, Booth, Delmage, Radford, Greaney, Cooper, Ansenne ' (2). Burt, Vlckers, Larton, Bright, Walters, Mcsdames Sutherland. Gossman, Bowie, Large, N_rjrrove. Griffiths, Saunders. Cameron, Schrlmskl ana son, Oates and child, Thomas, Burns and child. Matheson and child. Airey, Farrant, Keene, Lyons, Coyte and child, Sames, Harrison, JJerS. Farran, Cooper, Schiscbka, Bridson, Arnott, Costar and child, Halloran, Merrell, Walters. Messrs. G. W. W. Cozens. BarrcyEdwards, Et. Palmer, M. Nossovltzky, E. C. Gossman, R. Sutherland, G. Rowe, B. B. Fenby, Lovelock, S. W. Gadsden. G. Jennings, C. Goldstone, W. Smart, D. Fraser, S. G. Boseman, B. G. Roseman, J W. Shackhouse, G. J. Skltt, C. A. Large, F. S. Tyler, S. B. H. Cooper, H. W. Norgrove, T. C. Urquhart. J. A. Sparks, A. G. Griffiths,* A. P. Saunders, Cameron, G. F. Oates, M. O. Thomas, J. Burns, A. Matheson, A. H Keene. W. C. Burt, R. A. Farran, F I Cooper, Northle, G. T. Oxley, J L. McCormlck, A. E. Cooper, Bridson, T. J. Halloran M. A. Merrell. F. L. Ryan. L. J. Williamson, W. Woodham, J. B. Churchward, 11. "Snowllng, J. Paterson, C. Coyle, B W Britten, P. O. Olllffe. Nicholas, and 105 steerage and one Chinese.

PORT OF OM-UIHOA. »EPiARTUiRiES. YUi-STEIKDAY. (Rarawa, s.s., -for iNew Plymouth, at 330 p.m. (Rlmu. s.s., for Hokianga and Auckland, ■t i p.m. TELEGRAPHIC SHIPPING. Omapere, October I.—Arrived: Rimu. trom Onehunga. We_in_ton, September 2!).—Sailed • ■ (Pnloona, for Melbourne, « p.m. -ytteltou. September 30.—Arrived- Iceland, from New York, 5.43 p.m.; Trewellard from New York, 5.15 p.m. ■Sydney, September 30.—Sailed: Riverina. for Auckland, 3 p.m.; SfoeruM, for Wellington. 5 p.m. Panama, September 30.—Arrived' Runnine, from Wellington. London. September 30.—Sailed: Remuera. lor Wellington. MARAMA AND TAHITI. DUNEDIN. this day. The R.M.s. Marama, from San Francisco left Rarotonga at 8 p.m. on Tuesday for Wellington, where she will be due on Tuesday afternoon. The Tahiti arrived at Suva at O p.m. on Thursday from Auckland and aailed at 10 p.m. for Honolulu" and 'Vancouver. WITHIN WTRE_ESS RANGE. The following vessels should be within range of the undermentioned wireless stations to-night:— Awanui.—Mokoia, Atua, Wpstmpath, Rivcrina, Sai-almaru. Westholbrook. Moernki Walmana, Niagara, Marama, Harr/na-Ran Ma-rn, Uarbeta. Ullmaron, Whangape Waihemo, Kaltnna. • Auckland—Mokoia, Niagara. Marama, Westmeath, Harnna-San Mam, Garbetn, —iberty, Maheno, Canadian (Prospector, Atua, Whangape, Kaltuna. Riverina, Talnne. Waihemo, Ullmaroa, Moerakl, Wanaka. ___■_______■______________;__■ —

niGH WATER. Auckland To-day, 8.50 a.m. 0.-1 p.m Auckland Sat.. 0+7 a.ill. 10.12 p.m llnchungit .Sat., 0.51 a.in. 117(1.111 Kaipara lids...Sat.. 0.41a.m. 1.07 p.m Munu-uu Hd_..Sat., — 12.17 p.-m.