SHIPPING.

Auckland Star, Volume LII, Issue 60, 11 March 1921, Page 4

SHIPPING.

■Sunset: This evening, c.16. Sunrise: To-morrow, o.4!». .Moon: First Quarter. 17th, 2.19 p.m. HIGH WATER. .Auckland To-day, 7.50 a.m. S.lSp.m. ■Auckland Sat., S.3Sa.ni. S.."iS p.m Onehunga Sat., — !-■ ■"* p.m. iKaipara Hds. ..Sat., 11.58 a.m. — ■Manuhau lids..Sat., II.S a.in. 11.25 p.m. AjRRrVAJjS—YESTERDAY. Waipa, from Great Barrier. 5.35 p.m. SUnaia, from VTbangarel. 6.35 p.m. THIS DAY. Gael, from Kerepeehi. 2.4."> a.m. Walotahl, from .Marsden Point, β-lo a.m. iNgapuhi, from Taurang.l, fi.ls a.m. Apanui, fxom Awanul, 6.33 a.m. TXEPARTtRRE'S— YESTERDAY. Bona, for THJi, 7.25 p.m. Kanlerl, for 'Whangarei, 7.10 p.m. NORTHERN COMPANY'S MOVEMENTS. Expected Arrivals. To-morrow.—"Wakatcre. from Thames-. 11.30 a.m.: Dpphne, from Coromandel, 11 a.m.; Tasman'. from Whatatane. 4 a.m.: ■Ngatlawa, from Opotiki, 8 a.m.; HauLtl from Kerepeehi, 3 a.m.: .Manilla, from Wha ngarei, <5.30 p.m.: Clansman, from Russell, 6 a.m.: Kotlti, from Silverdale, 11 a.m. VESSELS IN PORT. King's Wharf—Trel.von, Genc-hu Mara. Cape Premier. Awabou. 'Canadian Winner <Jneen's Wharf —Makura, Port T.rttelton. Katoa, Northern Chief (schr.t, Oplbl. iHobson Wlarf—Kurow. Avarua tschr.). ißlra (ketch), ilaheno. Julian's Wall—Osaeo (ser.l. In Stream —Southern Cross, Wanaka. Mararoa, iDartford (barque), Tregllsson. Langton Hall, Tofna. Talune, Omana, Iris. ■Walmate. <?ecilia 'Sudden (schr.). Sheerlegs—H.lLS. Veronica. North Wall —"Wnaags.pe. Central Wharf—Walwera, Maimon, Kauri. Albert Wharf—Ranadl. I Powder Ground—Crosby Hall, Hula (schr.). In Docl—iKakanoa. | The Snanrlstnn was to leave Newcastle. to-day for Auckland with a cargo of coal, j The Kowhai will leave Onebunga to-mor-j ■row afternoon for New Plymouth. : ;Xext Monday the Flora is expected to leave Onelujnga for Mew Plymouth. The Island steamer Talune Is laid up Indefinitely in the stream. The schooner Hula proceeded to the powder ground this morning. The Genchu Maru la expected to leave i Auckland for at 5 o'clock this; evening. The Kurow will proceed to Dunedin after She h.is finished discharging her cargo of coal from Newcastle. The barque Dartford wtU commence thfdischarge of her -cargo of coal from Newcaatlo next -week. On Xlaroh 5 the Walruna left Sen Franelseo for ■Wellington, where she Is due about March 29. This morning the Rakanoa left the north wall and wen-t into dock. She is announced to leave for Newcastle about iMonday nest. This morning the Northern Chief berthe*: at <he Queen's wharf. She has a cargo of copra from .Nukualofa to discharge. This morning the cable steamer Iris left *he Central wharf and went to her moorJngs. i The steamer Opihl, which arrived from I/yttelton last Tuesday, berthed at the end of Queen's whnrf this afternoon. After discharging her cargo, the Kauta caUa some 'time next week for Wellington. X.ytti'lt-011 vi Dunedln. It Is expected that the Canadian Winner Will leave Auckland for Vancouver about tie end of next week. 'I/art evening the Bona left Chelsea for Fiji, where she is to load a caTgo of eugur for AacKlaml. The Tofua, at present In the stream, wtl! discharge her cargo from Sydney nest week. Her future movements are inuufi Bite. The Langton Hull, at present In the •tream with a cargo of case oil and general merchandise from New York, expects to "berth to-morrow. 'En route from Newcastle to Gleborne with a cargo of «oal, the Ibumata oalleil in at Whangarei yesterday for water and bunker coal. The Whangnpe, at present berthed at the north wall, will go Into dock next week. She is to sail on Thursday next for Newcastle, to load coal for New Zealand. The Tahiti, which is due to arrive at Wellington about March 23, Is expected to leave on her return trip to the American port on 'March 30. The iMararoa will 'berth at the King's wharf to-morrow. 'She is announced to leave Auckland for Gjsborno nnd .Napier at soon on Tuesday. The .Senorlta Is at present at Marodrn (Point loading ballast. The vessel recently dleAarged at Portland, Whengarei, a cargo of gypsum from Edithburg. South Australia. The Trelyon Is to leave Auckland tomorrow morning for Wellington, to continue •putting out her cargo from Avonmontb and New York. Her berth will be taken by the Treglisson from Hampton Roads. The Tasmania, which is coming out to 'New ZeaL nd from Liverpool, under -the Federal Line, arrived at Newport Mews on March 0. She has a general cargo, and is due to arrive at Auckland on April 3. The Wanaka berthed at the Qneen'p wharf -this afternoon. She will commeuc*to discharge her Southern cargo nex: week, and will afterwards leave for Timaru, Oamarn and ißluff. Thle afternoon the Kanrl shifted from the Queen's to Central wharf. She will go Into dock on Tuesday, and is announced to leave on the following Thursday for Newcastle. The New Zealand Shipping Company advise that the Jlemnera, which left New■port News on -MiiTcti o. is proceeding to Wellington to land passengers and discharge 3000 tons of cargo. The vessel thx-;. comae to Auckland with 1500 tons of cargu for discharge. KAKTOLA UEAVES TOMORROW. The Union Company advise that they expect to dispatch the .Makura for Vancouver at noon to-morrow. MAH'ENO FOB SYDiNEY. Vb* Maheno, which is at present illscharging general cargo at the Hobttor. ■Trtarf, Iβ announced to leave Auckland fo;Sydney next Wednesday afternoon at 4 •'clock. WITHIN WIRELESS HA>JGE. The following steamers should be within range of the undermentioned wireless stations to-nigrht:— Iwanui. — Faxen, Waitomo, Mainay Kludge, Moeraki, Itona, Canadian Highlander. Auckland. —WesthoTbrook.