SHIPPING.

Auckland Star, Volume LII, Issue 25, 29 January 1921, Page 6

SHIPPING.

Sunset: This evening. 7.4 Sunrise: To-morrow, 5.5. Moon: Last Quarter, .flFt, a.m. HIGH WATER. lAneklaDd To-day, II.U a.m. 11.32 p.m. .Aiioklan-i -Sun., ll.ifta.m. Onenunga Pun., 3.2 a.m. 4.25 p.ni. Kaipara Hds...Sun 2.7.2 a.m. 4.1.=. p.m. Manukan H-da. .Sun. -.- a.m. 3.25 p.m. ARRIVAL.— YESTERPA Y. Kurnw, from JSewrnstle, 7 p.m. Ncaliawa. from Opotlkl. 7.10 p.m. Uienelg, from Whangaroi, 8.43 p.m. Tills pay. Wakntere, from Thames. 1 2° am. Waipu. from Cornmanciel. 3.30 a.m. Clansman, from Russell. ii-*>o a.m. Taniwha, from l'apwa. T. 1.". a.m. DEPARTURES.—YESTERDAY. Tofua. for Sydney. 11.43 p.m. Shahristan. for Newcastle. 11 p.m. Npapuhi, for Tauran.ca. 7.lt* p.m. Manala, for in p.m. . KORTHEEN COMPANY'S MOVEMENTS. Expected Arrivals. To-morrow.—Ngapubi. from Taurr.nga, 7 a.m. Projected Departures. To-morrow. —Walmarie, for raeroa, midnight. VESSELS IN PORT. Kind's Wharf—Stella. Port Jkapnsta, Whangape. Queen's Wharf— Rothsay Bay (barque). Waitemata, Ganger. Central Wharf—White Tine Cbqtn.), Wanganui (bqtn.). Hobson Wharf — Rakanoa. M.inurewa {barque). Mako. Kutow. 3-nlians Wall—Kaeo tschr.l In Stream —Southern Gross, Iris, Helen B. ■ Sterling (schooner). E. It. Sterling (bqtn), Hnia (aux.-.schnr..i. Bheeriegs — H.M.6. Chatham. H.M.s. Veronica.

The Tofna left Auckland last for Sydney, where she is due to arrive next .Wednesday. Last evening the collier Shahristan left 'Auckland for Newcastle, where she is to load a cargo of coal for Auckland. The KaJtangata left Wellington early •Thursday for Newcastle, where she will load for n. New Zealand port. The Kaituna is due to arrive here to-mor-row from Adelaide via Melbourne, -bringing a carso of superphosphates and salt. Last evening the Korow arrived at Auckland from Newcastle with 3000 tons o£ coaL She berthed a: the Hobson wharf this The Union freighter Waimarino left Newcastle on Wednesday, coal laden, for Fiji. She will afterwards go to Vancouver to load for New Zealand and Australian ports. The steamer Treglisson is bringing a oarso of coal for New Zealand from Hampton Roads. Virginia. She will be followed by the Australia, Tredenham, Australia, and ErroL I The barquentine E. K. Sterling went into the stream yesterday afternoon. She is lo leave shortly for Sydney and after discharge at that port will go to Newcastle to load coal for Auckland. The Rnahlne is due to arrive from Wellington to-morrow. After completing her discharge the vessel will load for London and will return to Wellington to finish. She is due to sail finally from the latter port for Home on February 10. The fMaraxoa is to leave Gisborne this afternoon for Auckland. She i≤ due here to-morrow afternoon and will berth at the ■King's whajf. Her departure for Napier via ports is announced for 2 p.m. next tTneeday. To-day H.M. sloop Veronica and H.M.6. Chatham were opened to the public. A ferry steamer conveyed the visitors from the Qneen's wharf to the Sheerlegs wharf, where the vessels are berthed. A frequent service was maintained, and a large number availed themselves of the opportunity of inspecting the men-o'-war. WAIWBRA DUE TO-MOKROW. To-morrow the Waiwera, which left Sydney last Tuesday, is due to arrive at Auckland to load general cargo for the United Kingdom. She is cominjr to the agency of L. D. Nathan, Ltd.