SHIPPING.

Auckland Star, Volume LII, Issue 57, 8 March 1921, Page 4

SHIPPING.

Miiisrt: Tills ev,-iiln-. e.3>. Suurl*<<: I'u iii.irn-w. ."..47. Hl'ill \\ ATKR. A nek In n>l IV day. .'..."■> n.m. <i.l!) p.m. AwKiaiiil » '''1.. «i :si n.in. 7.i> p.m. ■ lucliucim -Wi-il.. In.il a.m. li>.:«) p.m. Kaipam lids...Weil,. , !i..V> a.m. ln.'Ji) p.iu Mauukau ilds.. . W.-il.. :'M a.m. Li.3Up.ui. AKHIVAI.S. THIS PAT. Kaulerl. fru:n Wliaiicarci. -t-1•"> a.m. ni'I'AUTCRKH. VHSTKRIIAY. Wal-itahl. fur Mancnpai. 7.1.". p.m. \ <nrlmsronl. fur Whaiis.irpi, :>.1."» p.m. <;bi'l., fur Wininanaki. ■"..:■"> p in. Nmipuhl, f"r Tμiii-a 7..", p.m. Cla.vmiiri'. for lloiiln-ra. 7.1.". p.m. Mauala. for W'laiiKard. IO.1" P »'■ THIS HAY. Dnptinr, for Mercury Hay. s.ir, a.m. NOKTHKHN (Hi.S MOVEMENTS. Kxppcteil Arrivals.- To-mornm : "Pnpiinc, *rom Mon-ury Hay. <5 a.m.; ilu-liu?r.ir.l. rrotn A\ hansar.-i. U.:»i a.m.: Hnuiti, frmu Kw I -.(■(■■hi 1 ii in. Aupourl. from Ilinrlnn and Kawhia (! a iv : Neapuhi, fro-ii TMuransa. 7 a.m.; Koirtl. from Matakana, uoou; Walmarlf, from I'acrua -.30 n->". TTip ytabeno -will go into a.>.k on Frirlar. The Katwaira U boms delayed at ilakaftea lplaud to bad weather. The Shahrlstau is to lenvo Npwcjistlo for Anckiaiul With a rarffo of coal. ; Tlio J\urow. at in the stream, will; sail for JJuaedlu after discharge at this: jwrt. The ilak-nra -will po :nto Tiock to-morpow | ■moraine, ami will nndook on Thurs- ! • lay. la th« nieaatiuu , she is announced to ]"avp Aucktiud J'uf Vauiouver at noon on I 2, Thnrsdjiy. The Federal l ; npr Kent, after part loading ar New York. Jilh'd up at Xewport -Ni-ws. ' anil tuiilcil from ili<- lairer port on February for Auckland, W.lliiiKuiu. and Sydney. The vessel is duo ai Auckland about. MaJrcli The Canadian Oovernment strjtnipr CanadLan E.xporuu- left 'Vancouver on February -3 direct for iSyduey, insu-ad »f for WellLnslon as previously intended. The vessel is tiae in New Zeaiami Australia about iSlareh 3L ■VESSELS IN 'POBT. <Kins"3 Wliarf —Trelyon. <ienchu Mam. Cape Pj~emler, Awabou. Queen's Wharf— "Waiweni. Makiira. iHohson Wharf—Mjimrid. Avarua ischr). Rir a fketeh>, .Maheno. .Tulljin's WaJJ—Kaeo fst-hr.). In Scream—'Southern Cross, Wanaka. Port Canadian AVinuer, iNorthern •Chief (scir.J, ilaxtford. (barque), Jiurow. I Katoa. Jdaimoa. Treglls.-ou, I ■Hall, Tofua, Talune, Ouianu. ; Eheerlegs—HjM.S. Veronica. iSorth Wall—W&angape, Rakanoa. Central "WSarf—Kauri, Iris. Chelsea—'Kona. LAlberc Wharf—'Kanadi. lewder Ground.—-C'rosby HalL WITHIN "WIREiESS RANGE. The following vessels should be within range of the undermentioned wireless sta-. lions to-niKlt: — I: Awamji.—West Holbrook, irewellard,! Foxen, CanadiaJi Iltslilander. Auckland.—Walmate. THE WEST HOLiBKOOK. Messrs. Speddiujr, Ltd., advise havinß received a wireless message from the West ;it Auckland from San F"ranclsoo at noon on Saturday next. Hor cargo for discharge at AuckLand consists of lumber and gasolene. TVAIMATE DUE TO-.MORROW. The Xew Zealand. Shipping -Company's steamer Waimate is due to arrive at 4 p.m. to-morrow from St. Join. She has the following general oarzo to discharge at New Ze.iland ports:—lo3o tons for Auckland. 1200 tons for Lyttelton, 1100 tons for Dunedin.