SHIPPING.

Auckland Star, Volume LI, Issue 241, 8 October 1920, Page 4

SHIPPING.

Bun-ri ■ Tills iivpiilnp. 8.30. BiinrlM-: To-mor»o\v. n.IS. Moim: New Mmiii, l-ili. 1--° :IUI - Mlii'll WATF.H. Aiirklnml Pn-rtny. ".on n.m. :'..:-op.m. j Aui'klniul Sfll.. 1.1 In.in. 1. VJ P-ill. Knh>VmuV.K'.7sii't!" l.:v "'.in' >CTap.m. Mauiikiiii l!«t..Snt., 0.41 a.m. '■-'- I , " 1 -- MtIMVAI.S. yksti:hi>av. Mnnnln rrnin Wli.iimarol. 7 p.m. impl.m-, fn.ni i:r.-nt BnrrliT, n> p.m. TIMS HAY. Kiniu. rn.ni onchiinsii. r..:;(> n.m. IiRrARTI'UKS. VKSTKKPAY. Xi.icnrn f"r Sv.lni-y. U p.m. .. WniliiMnn fur Vnin-iiiivpr ami «an t rnn-ei-i-i. via Shy.i. nildnlKht. Kutltl. ftir Waiißiipoun. ■"• p.m. MUiTIIKIJN lOMI-ANYS MOVEMENTS 1 . Espeeipil Arrivnto. Tii-mnnrow. nsssjj. gj i"'^£h> a E: S^il3rH^". y - u r^ Projected Departures. To-morrow. Wakatprc. for Tliumi*, 1° «•»■ vi:ssei.s in rORT. Queen's Wharf- Port Darwin. S:S, W Kr? War Li'nlMwti»mffl, Canadian Pro(barquentlne), In srr'eac, I —rris. Cnthkit (3-maeted scow). Slipway — Kaeo (schooner). Chelsea—Wanakn. The Waitomo has left Newcastle for New not vet arrived nt Auckland. ,„■ -, n | n ~ the Flora arrived at Oneunrly In November. Last evening the R.M.s. Nlapaxa left for -Sydney. Sh P was to have sailed at 10 o-clocli, but the illness <tt a fireman delayed the Kent, at ,;P™sent dis-plmr-dn"- at King's w.harf. wUI leave for WelUnston to continue discharge of Her ciirgo from 'Liverpool. The Walhemo sailed lor Vancouver and ■Snn Francisco, via Suva, ut midnight. She was delayed ifwo hours owing to steam pipe trouble. The Kaikoura. at present at Wellington, proceeds from there to Dunedln and Australian ports. After completing discbarge at the latter she will return to New Zealand for November loading. The S.S. nnd A. Co.'s new liner Tataroa arrived, at Melbourne on October 5 from •New York, via Panama 'Canal and Cook Strait. After discharge in Australia the Tniaroa wUI oonie to New Zealand to load. The Northern Company's steamer Rlmu arrived at Auckland this mornlns from Onehunga. where she has been running between thnt port and New Plymouth. She is to underso annual inspection, after which she will return to the Onehunga-New Plymouth trade. The Wiltshire, which is loading in New Zealand for the New Zealand Shipping Company, Is expected to sail from Wellington for the United Kingdom about October li(i. Passages are being booked by this vessel, nnd the company announces that there is accommodation for about 100 persons. The Northern Company's steamers Ilnrawa and Anpourl. which left Onehunga yesterday for New Plymouth and Hoklanga respectively, were compelled to anchor this side of the Manukau Heads all night, as the. bar was impassable woing to heavy sale. The Rarawa crossed the Bar at 5.30 this morning. The Aupourl is expected to cross this afternoon. COiLLDER MOWEMBSNaS. The Katoa. which left Newcastle on Wednesday, is due at Auckland on iMonday. S-lie brings 3300 tons of coal. The Karma will not leave Weetport for Auckland until early next week. The .Taa pnese colliers Ilaruna-San-Maru and the Meikai Maru are at Newcastle loading about 4000 tons of coal each for Auckland. The latter vessel is expected to leave Newcastle within a short time. The Thumata is expected to arrive this evening from Newcastle with about 1500 tons of ~on,' I THE DORINT.HIC. Messrs. -1,. D. Nathan and Co., TAd., liave received advice that 'the Coriithic is to leave YVell'ington for Auckland next Tuesday. After discharging general cargo here whe will s« South to load frozen and general cargo for Home. , MAHENO LEAVES SYDNEY. The Union Company have received advice that the Maheno left Sydney on Wednesday afternoon with 247 saloon and 14!) secondclass passengers. She is due to arrive here on Monday morning.