SHIPPING.

Auckland Star, Volume LII, Issue 56, 7 March 1921, Page 4

SHIPPING.

Hi.\!i Ji:i- s ,-,n.i T..-J. : "•'- :: !'. ■■ ■'-- P in. , A'lckiai,.: Tu.v- " >:».«!. o.IH p.m. ! On,-bv,=ii .Til- . -'- ■m. '.>.4!' p.m. | Kair-:.-a II.:- '' •' »■ ■'• : =' P u». ■ Man: ...r. li > .Tiu-s.. -- s :i '-::. *AY p.m. i Ai.!:lV.\I.S-S.\-I'i KI'AV. Manila. fr..:n Wi: • u-.ir,i. 7.1" p.m. vi:si!i:n.n. j Csosliy Il.ill. :'r..i:i 1 ive-rp....:. 7.H> a.m. i .N-apuhi, fp.m Taii-aiisa. il.ir, a.m. THIS DAY. Daphne from Mer>-;irj l'.j.v v.V. am Tasii.an.froiu Whatiiin,,- i , ..", a til. Maknrj. f,--.:,, Sydney. .v.v. a.m.! Pass, i^,t=: -Firs: siloui: Misses H,-;;..: Hardwi.-ke. Holland' i_'i'' v)i iVe'rsoii Ku'ssel' ' Hohers i-.' . Smitbwi.k. Whitmker rJi I MesikKL.-s AikPU. Hnisnian. lave. ('Uirkson, wn ami mV , -ji.'Va t.-...!.. Wl:i-|;i'k,T.' Mi-*rs I T. M. AiKe-i. K. A, Allen. H. I!, r.e.ile. W VUaniliers. E. and Master l>a.L-. 1.. Fresauf K. l'rank. 11. Kerj:u-..ii, U. I'uUer \. KiUjllit'on, T. H. i:i!l, M. llirseh, J S. ! LitUe (.. i.an Way. \V. .1. Uriiioixl \ F I I'rek. X C. Iteid. 11. 1 , .. Selby, C, .1 siittj P. T. Sm.viae. .1. I'-. T..wu. >; TakiihiLshi; I A. A. Turner. A. ii. Watson, Wliitukcr. : Second Sa!.,.in: Misses. In.a. Cooper Darley i li), Loekw.Kjil. Law. Mo.-an Mclnivre p Pearce. WiNm;. MesdanieK Adam? and boy' Craig. Uarlt-y. Drnmmie. Fiudlay and eliild, ' Gladding a::l infant, <;rahaui. Heurv law! .NeiTjK.n. Shore, SLaney. s. Parker K. \ !P:irker and Infant. 1 lost*warn-'. WiLson. K. . Craig. A. Drummie, ij, (Jrahani. ,1 X ; <;oi:!d. R. Harris. E. and Master Law. G. Stone. \V. E. Showe. A planer I <; Phillips. A. Porter, S. Porter, E." Parker, G. W. West. A. Ya?er. and Zi sTeerape. inoludins; 20 Cninfcse. DEPARTCRES— TESTERDAT. K.inieri. f,,r Whaugarei. 5.K1 p.m. NORTHERN" COMPANY'S MOVEMENTS. ' Expert*.] Arrivals. | To-morrcw. -Daiilme. from Mercury Ray. I 6 a.m.; Chelmsford. from Wliniisarei, 2.30 ; ftjm.; Gael. from Kerepeehi, 1 a.m.; Anponri, from Rastian and Kavfhia. C. a.m.; ! Kgapuii. from 7 a.m.: Kotitt. I from Matakana, noon; Waiuiurif. from taeroa a.m. VESSELS IX PORT. Bongs Wliarf— Trelyon. Genchti Mam, Cape Premier. Awahou. Oneen's WTiarf—Waiwera, Matura. Hdbson Wliarf Avania (schr.), Kra (ketch), Maieno. Julian's Wall—Kaeo (schr.l. In Stream—Southern <:ross. Wanaka. Port Lyttelton. Canadian Winner. Northern. Chief (schr.). Dartford (barque), Kurow, Katoa. Maimoa Trepli«son. Langton Hall. Tofna. Taltine, flmact Kheerless—ll.M.s. Veronica. •Korth Wall—\Vh.Tn;rape, Rakanoa. Central Wlarf.—Kanri. Iris. Chelsea—Rons. Albert Wharf—Ranarti. Powder Ground—Crosby Hall. The Awahon shifted frqm Lhe Ilobson to 'Kjujt's wlmrf t^ l * s tnorniiig. Tloe cable steamer Iris tradocked this morning, and berthed at the Central wharf. On Friday the Ihumata left Newcastle for New Plymouth with a cargo of coal. She Is due at the latter port on Thursday. The Omana arrived from Newcastle this morning, an<l anchored in tie stream. She brought 3400 tons of coal for discharge at this port. The passengers for Auckland by the Rnapehn, which arrived at Wellington from Southampton* on Saturday, arrive by the Main Trunk express this afternoon. - The Ware-era will not leave Auckland until nert Wednesday. She will not now go to Gisbome. bnt after completing loading at Auckland sails from this port for London directOn Saturday the Ruapehu ' arrived at Wellington from Southampton with passengers, mails and cargo. The vessel will proceed to Lyttelton and Dunedin to discharge her cargo. The Errol. which was announced to be en , route from .Newport News to Auckland with a cargo of coal, has been diverted She is now proeeedLjg to Port Chalmers, and is expected to arrive there about April 1. This morning the Maheno shifted from the Queen's to Ilobson wharf, in the Mararoa's late berth. The latter vessel was shifted to the western side of the wharf It is not yet known whether the Maheno will go into the stream or remain at her present berth. THE TAHITI. Last Thnreday the R.M.s. Tahiti left San Francisco for Wellington, with passengers, mails and cargo. (She is due at Wellington on March '£>. REMUEHA DUE APRTT. On March 0 the New Zealand Shipping Company steamer Uemuera left Southampton for Auckland with passengers and cargo. She is due to arrive here about April 20. - THE PORT PIRIK. The C. and D. liner Port Pirie lert '■London for Xew /Zealand ports on March 1 Ehe is coming out via the Panama Canal, and her first port of call in the Dominion mil in Auckland, where she should arrive about April IS. CROSBY HALL ARRIVES. Y-esterday mornin-; the Crosby Hall arrived from Liverpool, and went to the powder grounds to put out a quantity ot explosives. She also brought a general cargo of 1400 tons for dis<tharge at Auckland. N.Z. SHIPPING C.'S ADVICES. The Hororata. now loading at Wangannl, will return to Wellington for final dispatch for Home. The Hurunui is expected to leave New. York on March 10 .'or New Zealand ports. The Kaikoura. which arrived at London on February 27 from New Zealand ports, is to sail again for the Dominion. The Onawii was to leave Lyrtelton to-day The Waimate. which left Panama on February 10, in continuation of her voyage from St. John to New Zenland, is expected to arrive at Auckland on Wednesday. AR-niVAL OF MAKfRA. This moping the Mnknra arrived from Sydnpy witli a bin piiysenger list, and berthed at the Qii.-en's wharf Tie vessel left Sydnej lust Thursday, and met with fine weather throughout the voyage until yesterday, when she ran into h'-iivy spas, wihich caused her slight delay. The Maknra win po into dock on Wednesday. HcW-21 anD " lln< ' e<l l " Auckland on J-tmisday for \anixmver. Among Unarrivals by the steamer were a> Chine-e the flrstto land at Auckland this year! 'Slakoia brought no immigrants this