SHIPPING.

Auckland Star, Volume LI, Issue 308, 27 December 1920, Page 4

SHIPPING.

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Pnrt M"l!wmrnc. fr.i:n Sen 1 n-k, ."i..",n p.m. 11.-.i.iiil, l.und, mmi ilahcston. 0 p.m. 'PIUS HAY. Kniwnlko. from I,.vtr.■ 11.-ii. n.ir. i.m. llnuto, schiioucr, from ui-u. ruo, 1.30 prcr.VRTrnKP. krihav. XWim.ihii, ror Wc'liii-i.iii. :; in p.m. Kiiln-iirru, fur MiikiitPM Mnli'l, ."1.45 p.m. Mniiiila. fur Wluiiii'ari-I. lo.io p.ni. Kanliri. f"i- j.4."i p.:u. (*ATfIin.VV. Knrnns.-i for WVllinjrlnn. 7.-0 p.-n. Tnlriiii. fur [liistim ninl Xi-iv York, I. in p.ui. VKSTKKI'AY. rtnmpt, fur W'plllnjlt'in, 7 :i.m. Thp pr-'innniT lloiito inrivi'il Lore parly this uiuruiui; rrom Ulnbornc. Last Friday tlie j<inn I'raic li-ft iim:ipere for AOrinldc Willi n i-nrgn if «n-*-ii ii:nbt>r. The Wailomo is dun In nrrlvi- nt Wclliiiit.Hi to-iUy fro;u Port KcluliLi with a full carj-'o of iiiiil. The barque Rotlipsny i..iv halt boon sliranlled in ill.' (,'ulf, nud should arrive hero this eveaiag from Adcliildc. The Knrnmlko urrived ;ii Aucklnnd frnm I.yttelton shortly nftor midnijrhi. I his mornlnc, und nncliored in the strpnra. The Dorset snilwl for WeUincton yester? dny mnrnlng after muipletlus dlHchnrgo of hei , ruTizo from .Soutliamptou on Friday. (In Friday nfternonn Ihe Nisluiiaha left Atii-kliiinl for Wellinglun in order to continue diSL-nurge of her cai'-jo from New York. Thp K.imonn nrrlved hero frnm Westport on Fnda.v aftprnnun nnd berthed at the Queen's wjiarf. She brought -OH) tons of coal. List Saturday the Tort Niipler arrivorl bore from Glnborne, ivhere she has been loadinjr a frozen carco. She is to lift a cargo of i-ureee at this port, aud will theu call far llniiic. rniile iidrice has lippn reopived to the effect th.-H the Corinthii-. whirli lpft Weilinpton for Uoudon oil .Noveiuucr 17, iias arrived at Norfolk, Virginia. Last Siiturday evpnins the Mararo.i arrived liero from Napier and Gisborne ■wJth passengers and ciii-Ro, aud berthed at ilio Hobsnii wharf. Her departure for Kapler, via ports, is fixed for o p.m. tomorrow. MAIIENO STILL HELD UP. Advices received by the Union Shipping Company state that the Maheno's trip on Friday morning was cancelled ou account of thn stewards' strike. MANT'KA DIE AT WELLINGTON. The Jliiniikn, which left Sydney last Thursday mcrning. was duo to reach Wellington this morning. She has 420 passengers fur the Dominion. HEXDKIK I.r.VD AnniVES. Lnst night the Dutch stenmpr Hpndrik Lund arrived here from Galvnston, Texas and anchored iv the struum. She brought a cargo of sulphur. THE CANADIAN WINNER. On December 17 the Canadian Winner lpft Vancouver Xoi- Sydney. Melbourne and Auckliind. with general cargo and timber. she is due here nhout February 1:1. and after discharging will -load for Vancouver. MOANA DUE THIS EVENING. The Moana Is expected to arrive bpre irom Sura nt (5 o'clock this evening, with passengers nnd a cargo of sugar. After medical examination the vessel will berth at J? c vF s , wllar£ t0 land hei " Passengers. She will Intpr proceed to Chelsea to disrhurge her cargo. Her departure for Sydney E announced for Wednesday. THE TORT MELBOURNE. Yesterday afternoon the C. and D. steamer Port Melbourne arrived here from New York and anchored in the stream. The vessel loft New York cm Nbvember 24. and met with fine weather during the trip. She brought 1- throngh passengers for Australia and one passenger for Dunedln—Miss Y. V. Silveston. Her cargo for Auckland consists of 1750 tons. She will berth ut the Central wharf to-morrow, and after discharging will proceed to Wellington and Australian Captain Kearney is In charge of the vessel! VESSELS IN PORT. King's Whnrf—E. R. Sterling fbarquentine) Tort Adclnlrlp. ■Wiilnuia Wannka queen's 'Wharf—Tort Napier, " Devon Arawa. Knmona. Central Wharf— Melon Tt. stprlln- fsr-hnr 1 Lnura niarqnpntlnpi. While Pine (barnuo)' llexliam, ].inil.--i.>l llinrqwntine) ' Julian's Wall— Calhkii \m-uwl, Kaec (schonner). In Stream-Southern Cross. Iris. Port Mcl ■bnurnp, Hpnrlk l.und, Knrnmlko. Hobson Wharf—West Malnvub, Northerr <nilpf (sc'hoon'pri. Muraroa. Chelsea—Kurow. ' AiRRFVAL OF ARAWA. 'On Saturday evpning thp Shaw, Sarin ani : Alblou steamer Arawa arrived at Ancklnnr from :Southaniiiton und jinehorpil in the Rtreom. She berthed nt the wliarl jesteday mornine. The Ariiwn lpft iHouu on Novtmber 11, nnd arrived nt Color *'v 'Xo vomlipr 21' nft or ovporioiii'lrifj roujrL •weather. iKhe .sailed from cnlon for Atick land thp next day and nipt with tinp wpa there during the' renin inilpr or the voyage The Arnwn's passenger list totalled 457, o: •which i>4 were firsl-rlujss, 7.~» second, anc ;CiS RteeniSP. Shp also ibroutrlit n gpnern cargo, of wTilcli 3.T00 tons are for Ancklnnd After dischnrpp the vessel prorectls to Wei linjrton. Captain lit. «. Lewis is in com maud.