SHIPPING.

Auckland Star, Volume LII, Issue 187, 8 August 1921, Page 4

SHIPPING.

Swnset: '.this evening, . •Stinrlse: To-morrow morning, 6.44. Moon: First -Quarter, lach, 1.44 ajn. e HIGH TVATEUT. Auckland To-day, 10.22 a.m. 10.43 ip.m. uVui-kLaud Tncs., lUoa.ni. itlßpjn. Onehunga Tnes., 2.15 tun. 2.40 p.m. Kaipara£ld-« Tues., 2.5 a-m. 2.30 p.m. 'ilunnlcau JJ<ls. .Tues., 1.13 mm. 1.40 p.m. ARRIV AliS—S ATUBIXAY. West (Hixton, from Kan iFrancisco, via ports, ojls ip.m. ilanaia, from Wtongarei, 6JO p.m. . YIESTiEtRDAr. Cotambia 'River, schooner, from 'Newcastle, 2J35 .p.m. Isabella de Frame, schooner, from Taulanga, 11.40 a.m. Arah-ura, from Napiex and ■Gisbome, 4 ( lo p.m. THIS O>AY. (I'aJceha, frooi Wellington, 7 a.m. -Ma-hurangd, from \Vhanigarei, 8.13 a.m. Rona, from Fiji, 11.30 a.m. UDTOPiA-RTUIBBS—•YBSfTBRDAY. Daphne, for Wihengarei, SJO p.m. THIS DAY. Wanganni, barquentine, for Sydney, 11 a-m. JJOBTHERN COMPANY'S MOVEMENTS. Expected Arrivals. To-morrow: —Haniti, from Orewa, 2.30 p.m.'; Orewa, from Silverdale, 1.30 p.m.; Mannin from WhangareL 6.30 p.m. ;AnponrL from Thames, 3.30 p.m.; Chelmsford, from Manpipal, midnight. VESSELS IN *PORT. King's Wharf—Cardinia (ship), West Htzton, Katoa. In "Stream—lris, Talnne, Senorita (bqtne.), Mako. Columbia Elver (schr.). Qneen'B "Wharf—Arahnra, Takeho. Dock Wharf—H.M.s. Philomel. Central Wharf—Laura (bqtne.), Omana, Maindy Lodge, Valmarie (bqtne.). In Dock—Atua. Hobeon Wharf—Kalwarra, Houto (schr.). Sheerlegs—H.M.s. Veronica. Chelsea—Rona. Elipway—Ysabel (bqtne.). WITHIN TVIRELESS RANGE. The following vessels are expected to be within range of the undermentioned wireless stations to-night:— Awanni.—B. R. Sterling, Mannrewa, Garbeta, Tofua, West Carmargo, Waitomo. Auckland.—Maheno, Flora, Wairnna, Canadian Spinner, Las Vegas, (Sty of Lincoln. The Kaiwarra sails to-morrow afternoon for 'Newcastle. The barquentine Ysabel went on to the slips this morning. The Kalkoral has left Newcastle for " Auckland with a cargo of coal. En route from Wellington to London the Woodarra left Colon on .August 3. Tbls morning the barquentine Valmarie shifted from the iHobsou to Central wharf. The collier Maindy Lodge is expected to leave Auckland, for Newcastle at G o'clock thla evening. The barquentine Wanganui left Auckland tnss morning for Sydney -with a full cargo of white pine. On Saturday afternoon the Katoa arrived at Auckland from Wellington, and berthed at the King's T^harf. On August 2 the Peaha-wnr left Colon In continuation of her voyage from (Port Chalmers to .London. iLast Thursday the iWaimate arrived at Ix>iKion from Wellington. She- left the latter port on June 10. The Katoa is expected to sail on Wednesday evening for Whangarei. She returns later to Auckland tp load for Wellington, Lyttelton and Dunedln. Towards the end of this month the Waitemata is expeeitd to leave Calcutta for New Zealand ports. The vessel will call at Singapore and Townavllle, Queensland, en route.' The Pakeha arrived at Auckland this -morning ifrom iLoadon and AVelllngton, and •berthed at the Queen's wiharf. She ibroughit 1100 tons of general cargo for dls* diarge at aria .port. The Wairnna Is due to arrive at Auckland thla afternoon from San Francisco. She will berth at the Queen's wharf. The vessel leaves Aucldand again next Wednesday for Wellington, Lyttelton, Dnnedin, Melbourne and Sydney. Yesterday afternoon the Arahura arrived at Aiickland from Napier and Gisborne with passengers and cargo, and berthed at tie Queen's wharf. She is announced to leave Auckland again Tor Napier, via ports at 5 o'clock to-morrow evening. RONA ARRIVES. The Bona arrived at Auckland this mornIng from Fiji with a cargo or sugar. She proceeded to Chelsea to discharge. AIAKO-RA iLBAVIES The IRjiLs. Miikura left Vancouver for Auckland, via Honolulu and Suva, last Saitnrday. The vessel is due to arrive here on August 36, and leaves the following day for Sydney. FLORA DUB TO-MORKOW. The Flora Is clue to arrive at daylight to-morrow from the Eastern Pacific Islands with a cargo of frait. She will berth at the Hobson wharf. The vessel is announced to saa again for the Eastern Pacific next Saturday. N.Z. SHIPPING CO.-S MOVEMENTS. The Cornwall, which Is coming out under the Federal Line, Bailed from New York on Jnly 81 for Auckland, Wellington, Lyt- ?"-"»■ Dunedin, Melbourne, Sydney, and Wβ tart",, lB v general cargo, The R?™A° ,? mve nere °n September 4. whlch left Southampton on August ■» to arrlTe a* Wellington at the Central «J cbnon er will ir°? hatd - Murchtoon... r th « *&$&

rIJMAEOi AT SYDNEY. The Ulimaroa. which left Auckland last ! TuoHdny. arrived at Sydney at 11.13 a.m. i yesterday. MAIIENO FROM SYDNEY. ' Thi' Mabono i? now rtnp to arrive nt Auckland this aftenmon from Sydney -nit!. , miswensrers and cars". After medk-! 1 ■ examination the vessel will berth at tb ■• ! Qiii—u s wharf. The Maheno leaves Anck- I i land aguiu for Sydney at 31 o'clocfe ncit Saturdii.r iniirnint:. AIUUVAL OF WEST .lIIXTOX. On Suiurday i-venlng the West llixton iirrivi-.l :ii Au.-klaud irroiu Han Frnncis«-o ' mi,! S.uKle, and nmrborcd in the siream 'Ilio vc-ss<>l be.rih<'(J at t.He whsm ycsttT'lny uiorniiiK. The West llixlon le/t ' S.ui Krnuvlsra <>" -Te.n,- IS fur Seattle. where she ctraiHeteil her londln* .Ix-par ture was taken from the latter jHirt o;i .Inly ii. and .Honolulu was readied on July HI. ShP Ml •Uiu KslaiHl port ujrain i*« days later for Au*?ktaud. The vtv-weJ 1.l pe'rienccd tine 'KTOthcr during.' tile vuyajro uniß last TliDr.sday. When slie in-; with -ir,»ri4 wesiirrly vvinite, ait-oiuv.. .:■■ i i..----licavy wjis. witk-li lasted ri.'ht i > :■■ riu> S*nor.-i'l' after dLBC-ilarj;e a. Vii.-k----laml nlic iirovewlH to Adelaide, .V "":nt and Sydney. The Wes-t. ifllxion. ;.s ii!i-h iv the c.imuiaiiii iff Cai'taLu -V. AhuUD, 1"«: merly "f tho WVm Camareu.