SHIPPING.

Auckland Star, Volume LI, Issue 309, 28 December 1920, Page 4

SHIPPING.

■ ,ii « ATF.R v: -.... ~„; y^sTFKI'W. m. ,-, ■- .c >'>■;;;;._•;•,,!■'' ;;,'•'■ s: ;'''^ ■■'{■ '•-■"' T,-'- .' \>.-i-h:. «-v,« ' 'A-keb ?■-•<"' V' v "?i i: i'i t'S^^.'S'g'c' XJIIS l'\i ... ~,. |, . . 1,,,,,,,,-, "r- : Ai. laide. "i; it "" ■: -~--■, Fa-' r-'i.-l b-'>-- 8.20 n n |.| fAIII I'llL'S. VF.STKItDAT. SI , ,j, ;-., r \\ n.lll-i.-el. midnight, THIS DAi T - ...-:,. f„r WlMikatane. S a.m, >~-: ; nuilN COMPANY'S VHWKMENTP. X, : ;.-! Arrival-. To-morrow i ~,|:| ;-,.- ureua. noun: Ivotiil. for Ma- ika:'i. .: -, ' . I'rcca ,-r Siherdale. i- -, Wak.,.--:-,-. f"- Tli.,-:. — . mvn: T: , - !„, :.,r I'aeroa. I ■'•" i 'ii : Waipu. t- Commanded, II a.m.: Apnnui. for Mnrs-.i.-n :■. p.m.; Chelmsford. '. >r Whanga-eL 7.-"i> i-.in. Prnje.-ted Departures. To-morrow. Haul;! f..r Drewa. 2 p.m.: Man.iln, for Whanirayei. 10 p.m.: Wa kale re. for Thames. r. .'in p.in ■ linel. for Ken",, "'ii. midnight: Anpuurl, for lloklanga, - p.m. \ KsSiTI.S IN FORT. Klng's Wharf E. 11. Sterling liaTrpienr'nel. Yon Adelul le, Wnlnjini, Waiiaka. llexliaui. Oueen's Wltarf Porl Napier, Devon. Arawu, Ktimnmi, Mako .".-ntr.ii Wharf llidcu U Sterling (sebnr.). I a lira ibarqu.'iilillel. While Pine Ibnrque), l.indst'il bai'-liietitltiei. l'-,r: Melbourne. Julian's Wall -('aihkii iscowl, Kaeo Ischooticri. hi .Stream- Southern Cross. Iris, HonrikLi_>l, K.iroaako, 'Rothesay Bay. Hidison Wharf—West Maluvab, Northern '.'hi'-:' isi__>ner), Mararoa. C|i--,'.„-|i -Kun.iv. lloatia. This morning 'he Hexham shifted from the Central to King's wharf. This morning the Mako arrived here from Oleborne and berthed at the Queen's wharf. i The Mararoa Is due te leave Auckland for Napier, via ports at ■■ o'clock this evening. The departure of the Wariaku for Southern porls bus been postponed until next Thursday. The .Tupanefe trader l'acltic Maru is due to arrive here from .la pan to-morrow afternoon. The Port Melbourne, which arrived at Auckland from the United Kingdom, via New Yuri: and Panama. last Suuday. berth, ,1 nt ibe Central wharf this morning. Mr. Thomas the second officer, reports that the Port Melbourne left Hull ou October 24. and proceeded to Rotterdam for bunkers owing to the coal dispute In England. She left the Dutch port for New York, and niter experiencing moderate weather arrived al the hitler port on November s. After dtsouarglng her cargo she went into dry dock, and nn lottding looiin for New Zealand and Australia left New, York ~v November 24. and Panama on December 4. A very plonsn.nl voyage I was experienced, culminating in an enjoyable Christmas Day. Afier putting out her 17.10 tous of cargo for Auckland the Port Melbourne proceeds to Wellington and Australian ports. THE PORT NICHOLSON. Last Saturday morning the Port N'lcholsdu 'eft Sydney for Auckland. She is iv arrive here next Thursday. ARRIVAL OF ROTHESAY BAY. This mornlnir the Rothesay Bay arrived here from Adelaide and anchored in the' stream. She comes to the agency of Messrs. W. Archibald. RIMCTARA LEAVES SOUTHAMPTON. The New Zealand Shipping Company advise that the Biuiutaka ieft Southampton for Auckland on December 23 with passeneerH and cargo. She is due to arrive here on February 12. ARRIVAL OF MOANA. Last evening the Mnnna arrived here from Suva with passengers and a cargo of 1402 tons of sugar, and berthed at the King's wharf. This morning she proceeded to Chelsea to discharge her cargo. The Moana left Suva on Thursday afternoon, and met wilh line weather during the voyage. She la announced to leave here lor Sydney on Thursday. AT SYDNEY. The Union Company ndvlse that the Niasara'-ii trip ti. Vancouver this month has been postponed on account of the stewards' strike. The -Viaheno is still held up nt Sydney. No word has been received as to her probable departure. The Rivertna is also un-, nhle to sail. '