SHIPPING.

Auckland Star, Volume LI, Issue 291, 6 December 1920, Page 4

SHIPPING.

•Sunset: This evening, 6.58. Sunrise: To-morrow, 4.-* i. 'Moon: New, De.-emher to 0.4" p.m. I HKIH WATER. Auckland To-.lay. 3.11 a.m. 3.38 p.m. Auckland, Tnes.. -I.S n.m. 4.34 p.m. Onphnnea Tiipk., 7.3R a.m. 8.4 p.m. Kajparn Hds.. .Tiica., 7.28 a.m. 7.54 p.m. Manukau HdM. .Tues., C.ns n.ni. «.."H p.m. 'AmU VAIyS. —SATUR DAY. Mnnaln, from Wh.ingnrel, e.»i p.m. Isabella de l-'raluc, from Tauranga, 5.50 .p.m. Wulotati, from Marion Point, 10.30 p.m. YBBTEBDAV. >'Kapiih!, for TauraiiEa. n.40 a.m. THIS DAY. Jlfirarnn, from Knst Coast. 7 a.m. Macara. from Vancouver, 3.r«j p.m. M°heno, from Sydney, ','< p.m. Aivahoii, from East Coast, 12.45 p.m. nETARTritES.— SATURDAY. Katoa. for Westport. 7 p.m. YKSTRRDAY. KaDicri, for Wbangarci, 2.10 p.m. WITHIX WIRELESS RANGE. Thp followhiß vessels should be within wireless coiumuuioiiUon to-day:— Awanui.— Atim. Rnkanoa, Hororatn, Knuri, Walriina. Kaltuna, TuUnekai, Kent. Hnkiishikn Mnru, Tainui. Auckland.—llnronibi. Kaitunfl. Mokola, Port Napier. Remuera, Kauri, Raknnoa. Wellington.—Wahlne, Maori. Mapourika, Arahura. Miiuuka, Kent, liakushika Maru. Trewellard. The Knurl is expected to-uifiht from Newcastle with coal. To-morrow the salllnff vessel Dartford is to proceed to Sydney. Soon after noon to-day the Awahou arrived from East roast. The Wanaka h-aves the Ulult on Wednesday, en route to Auckland. The Koronilko loads at I.j-tteHon at the end of the. week for Auckland. To-morrow afternoon the Mamma sails from Wellington i'or Trlsco, vlu Island ports. To-d:iy the Wairuna is loading at Newcastle for Auckland. She is due here about Ibe end of the week. After the departure of the Remuera to-night the Durham is to take her berth at the Queen's wharf. Next Thursday the Sydney steamer Manuka Is timed to sail from Wellington for the Australian port. The Union 'Company's Kamona left Whanjjarei at five yesterday morning for Kapler and Wellington. A message from the Kaituna. cargo laden from Newcastle, announces that she will arrive here to-morrow afternoon. The Kaxuia leavee Wellington to-morrow algbt for Auckland with Southern carzo, end is due here on Friday morning. Some deluy has been occasioned the Talune, and her departure for the Eastern PaciHe Is now fixed for 10 p.m. to-morrow. The Dartford shifted over to the Central ■wharf this morning, making a berth vacant for the Kathlamba at the King's Wharf. Vessels approaching tne port to-day were delayed hy a dense fog. and delay was occasioned the Nlagiira, Maheno and Port Napier. The Opawa Is not expected to berth until Wednesday. She has 2050 tons of general cargo for discharge here before proceeding to Southern ports. The Kathlamba is to berth to-morrow morning at the King's wharf. She is expected to take about seven days discharging 3600 tons of cargo, which Includes oil. Mararoa delayed in her departure from the coast and did not arrive until seven this morning. Consequently her depnrture for Gisborno and Napier has l>een delayed. ■She is up to sail at 3 p.m. to-morrow. Sailings from Aucklund this week should dnchide the Orari for Southern ports on Wednesday, the Canadian Exporter for Vanrouver, and the Gallic for United Klagdom both about next Saturday. The Remuera is to sail for Napier and Wellington to-night. RL'ArllN'E LEFT SOUTHAMPTON. The Ruahine left Southampton for Wellington and Auckland on December She Js due here about January IS. HORORATA TO-MORROW. Latest wireless advice from the Hororata announces that she will arrive at noon tomorrow. She has general cargo from New York. CANADIAN PROSPECTOR SAILED. Russell and Somers advise that the Canadian Prospector left Vancouver for Auckland on December 4. She is due at this port on December 30. PAPAROA REPORTED. The New Zealand Shipping Company has received advice that the Paparoa arrived at Newport News on November 30. She Iβ bringing; passengers for New Zealand, and is to disembark them at Wellington, where she is due on January «. She has cargo for discharge at Southern ports onljL