SHIPPING.

Auckland Star, Volume LII, Issue 55, 5 March 1921, Page 6

SHIPPING.

!tof=»t: This evening 6.25. SGarlse: To-niirrow, r..4.i. New Moon, Kith, 3.:C1 a.m. FTIGH WATEK. Anck'nnrl To-day, 3.20 n.tu. 3.52 p.m. .icckland . Sun . 4.111 a.m. 4 4<S p.m. Onohiin.CT Sim.. 7.40 a.m. S.ll> p.m. Kalpara Hits. .Sim.. 7.35»a.m. s. fi p.m. Slamikau lids.Sun., i>.4:l a.m. T.ltly.ui. ARRIVALS -YESTERDAY. G'.cnrls. from Whan-jtarpl, •' p.m. THIS DAY. Knnipri. from Whamtarei. midnight. WaiiMrir from T'aorna. ".15 a.m. Walorahi. frnra Mnrsilen Point. 4.4.". a.m. Clansman, from Kiistrll. S.:« a.m. ! Mnhenn. fr»!ii Sydney. 11.40 a.m.—PassPllpors : Mis<c< Telfi-r. WiddiTp. Younit. I'aque. T-crasi. Aii'-klaud. Kane. MastiTt.iu. Ptrritt. rhii-ip. Sinron. Rartoii. Olsen. Brown i2i. "Mi-Loan, Rnifp, Smith. Caiißhey. Chapman. | Spirrow. Scott. limm. Mesdames Lewis anil : rMld. Kvnns and child, Harr and three chtl- I drpn. Goodwin ami two children. Prosspr and child. Psqiie. McCnlloch and two children. OwlH. Walshf. l.cc. \iels,.n. ]>es.irnion:. Wbftlnir. Palziel. Cathro. Hnnnnr. Simpson Turtle. Neill. Maste-rton, Ivoldse. I Ttirt. liinton. Harrison. WifPtiinu. Hrnce. CnnrhP.T. Mindly. Wesrland and three chil-<lr.-n. Pasroo 1 ill.' Moore Hunter. Messrs. ].» fine. Master, rnwscr. i:ilil>s. Mills. Nlolson. Orsnniioiit. l'rof. Riirhridjrp. Janilewn. Whltinl. Smith. Mc! i.m.-ild. IlißSlno. Honnor. Itimicl. Simpson. Urpnt. Wostbronk. Brinion. l.omax. Hansen. I/awry, I'earee. O!lkp!«.ti. Harrison. Tilackman. Wiseman C2I. Mlnsray. OaiJEhpj- i2i, 1.-..: U«b Chnpman. Westland. Ri. <•. I'apl. Schn.-ider. M. Turqnet rip Moore. Hunter, Nainau, llarr and 142 xteerasp. nErAUTfRKS—Y-ESTERDAT. riaymore. for Whansapnua. r,.:w p.m. Neapnbi. for Tanranen. 7.1" p.m. Manaia. fur Whanirarel. 10.10 p.m. THIS DAY. Apanui. for Awanui. B.SO a.m. KORTHKRN ("TAI.PANYS MOVEMENTS. I Kxpnrtetl Arrivals. Tn-morriTW: — Vt'.-ikatere. from Thames, $~!<1 p.m. ; Xgapulii. from Tatiranjra, T a.m. ' YKSSEI.'S IX POKT. Kind's Whiirf —Trelyon. Geni-hu Maru. <'.ipp I'reinier. • Q\ifK!ns Wharf—Wahvpra. Mahpno. Uoliimh Wharf—Marar.ni. Avarna (schrj. Him ikptoh). Awahon .litliiin's Wall—Kaen ischr.V In Srrparu — Southern Cross. W-anaka, Port I I.yttelton. Canadian "Winner, Nor-1 them Chief (.<ohr.). Partford (h'quei, Ktirnw. Kiitna. Mnimoa. Treirlisson. I.anptnn Hall. Talune, Tiifua. " •yhperlpps—n.M.s. Veronica. ■North Wsill—W'hanß.ipe, •Kakanoa, Oatral Wharf—Kauri. Chelsea—Runa. A'ben Wharf—Kanadi. In Doek—lris. ■Mahrno. from Sydney. a.m. It Ls not likelr th-at the Rona will leave Chelsea for Fiji until nerr week. The barque James CralS has left Hobnrt for Anekland wlTh q rnreo of TaKrafinlan hardwood. Captain Purdon is in command. On Thursday the barque White- Pine arrived at Melbourne from Auckland with ■ cargo of sawn timber. The Talune has finished discharrfnc her I r-inro. but the Tofua has yet to put out her general carpo from Sydney. The Tofna and Talnne left the Queen»harf this mnrninp and took up their ■n-chorajre In the stream. . The Waiwera Is to leave Auckland this afternoon for Londnn via <;isborne -n-lth a i*r?e carpro of frozen produce. The Port Sydney is due to arrive nt AuckJ»tid from New York on March 34 with a general cargo. The Orarl. en route ifrnm Wellington to tendon, arrived at Panama on 'March 1. The Otaki arrived at Panama on March 2 Jlhe is en route from Wellington to New Xork. February 24 the Errol left Newport News -for Port Chalmers with a carao of •coal consigned for the Government. She Is 4oe at the southern port about April 1. _The Trewinnard left N-orfolk. Virginia on rebrnarj- 23 for Anekland or Wellington. She has a rarjro of coal and is due In the Dominion about March 31. THE OTIRA. Kn ronte from Montreal to Auckland and other New Zealand ports, the Otlra left Newport News on February 2fi. She is due *t this port about the end of March. THE MAKTRA. The Maknra, trhlch left Sydney last Thursday, fs due to arrive here at 8 oVloek on Monday mominc She is announced to leave here for Vancouver at 10 a.m. Tuesday. THE WHAKATANE. On March 1 the New Zealand Shipping Company's stea«ner Whakatane left Newport News in continuation of her Toyage' from London to Auckland via Suva. She ls due to arrive here about April 2. THE CANADIAN HIGHLANDER. The Canadian Highlander is due to leave ■Melbourne on Tuesday for Wellington at which latter port she should arrive on the following Sunday. She will load at Wellington and later at Auckland, sailing finally from this port for Vancouver. iEAHENO FROM SYDNEY. This nmrnlnp the Mahe.no arrived from Sydney and berthed at the Queen's wharf, fihe brought about 250 passengers, includin a few immigrants. She also brought a large Reneral cargo and mails. The Maheleft Sydney last Monday afternoon and met with flue weather throughout the-journey. The fnture movements of the steamer are uncertain. OROSBT'HALL TO-MORROW. The Croshy Hal] is due to arrive nt Auckland at 6 a.m. to-morrow. She will proceed to the powder ground where she will put out a quantity of explosives before comcmslsts of Reneral merchandise. The Crosby Hall U i-ominjr to the agency of Messrs. L. D. Nathan and Co. Ltd.