SHIPPING.

Auckland Star, Volume LII, Issue 215, 9 September 1921, Page 4

SHIPPING.

Sunset: This evening, 5.36. Sunrise: To-morrow morning, ti.O. '.Moon: First Quarter, !)th, 3.0 p.m. HIGH WATER. j (Auckland To-day — 12.20 p.m.] Auckland ISat., 0.45 a.m. 1.12 p.m. | Onebonga Sat., 3.45 a.m. 4.10 p.m. ■Kaipara Hds.. .Sat., 3.35 a.m. 4.0 p.m. llaiiirkau HdK..;Sat.. 2.45 a.m. 3.10pm. AKIRIVALS—YIESTEKiD-AY. iDaphne. from Great Barrier, 6 p.m. Awahou, from (East Coast bays, 3 p.m. THIS DAY. tManata, from Whangarel, 6.40 a.m. K.-inna, from Whangarei, 7.45 a.m. I iFlnra, from Eastern Pacific, 9.5 a.m. Biverina, from Sydney, 10.25 a.m. Pas- . •engero: Saloon—Mesdames Dunne and child, Whiting and two children, R. Whiting, "NoiTis and child, S. Vance, White, iStrathford and child, E. Grove, J. Boss, Griffiths, E. Towle, C. Smtfch .Mitchell, Dalziell, G. Martin, C. Taylor, Horwood, E. Banks and two children, J. Johnston, IKuode. Tweed, Misses A. Turner, Baillie, iL. Neal, L Newman, Walden, E. Dark, Maginnity, G. Morris, E. OuTtou, E. Jack- , son, Johnston, Johnston, Tweed, Johnston, 1 Messrs. R. Whiting, Whiting. Captain G. ; ■White, Moantford, Henderson, Strathford, (E. Grove, P. Ward. J. Rose, iMurchison, R. (Sogers, Griffiths, Armstrong, BToderick, W. (Grant, H. Smith, Merrikin, G. Giles, Mitchell, C. Ramsay, T. Pettltt, Payne, iDalziell, G. 'Martin, J. Adams, Chambers, W. Morrison, B Morrison, E. Jackson, G. Webster, E. Sharp, Horwood, E. IBanks, It. John«ton, D. Mayer, Johnston, J. Johnston, Darling, S. Knode, M. Levitzki, M. Levlne, iSaeUcbi Tauji, and 44 steerage. »EP.A!RTUiKBS—TESTER© AY. Xsapuhi, for Tauranga, 7.5 p.m. THIS DAY. Gael, for Kerepeehl. 4.5 a.m. Orewa, for SUverdale, 7.30 a.m. Hauitl, for Coromandel, 7.40 a.m. Kawau, for Warbworth, 7.40 a.m. NORTHERN COMPANY'S MOVEMENTS. Expected Arrivals. To-morrow.—'Ngapnhi, from Tauranga, 7 a.m.; Ngatinwa, from Russell and Qpua. ;i a.m.; Hauitl, from Coromandel, 4.30 p.m.; Waiotahi, from Opotifci, 0 a.tn.: Gael, from Kerepeehi, 6 a.m.; Aupouri, from Thames, j 6.30 p.m.; Kawau, from Orewa and Wark■worth, 5.30 p.m.; Orewa, from Silverdole, 6 p.m.; Rimu, from New Plymouth, 10 a.m. The Wingatnl left Bluff at midnight last eight for Oamaru, Timaru and Auckland. The Kaitangata leaves Lyttelton about Wednesday next with produce for Auckland. The Union Company's steamer PaJoona will leave Wellington at noon on Monday next for Melbourne. The Katoa left Dttnedin at 11 a.m. yesterday, aikl is to leave Lyttelton on Monday for Wellington and Auckland. The Port Lyttelton was taking in cargo at the Queen s wharf to-day, and was to leave for Wellington at 3 o'clock this after- i noon. I The Waimarino wBl sail on Wednesday next for Newcastle, afterwards going to ' tlie Pacific coast of America, where she loads for Australasia. The Richardson steamer Awahou arrived from the East Coast yesterday afternoon, and sails to-morrow night on the return Journey to Gisborne and way ports. The Northern Company eteamer Clansman, which has been temporarily withdrawn from tile Amckland-.RnsßcJl service,' ■went into dock this morning for cleaning and overhaul. The Koromiko left Wesfcport at 2 p m yesterday for Auckland, -with coal suipplies for the Auckland Gee Company and the coal hnlks. She should, arrive here on Sunday afternoon. The Kini arrired at Onenunga from Picton at 9.30 a.«n. to-day, ond will leave there at noon to-morrow for Wellington, <T»e Kanne. retwned to Auckland from Whangnrel early this mominc and berthed at the Queen's wharf to take in cargo, ?$V° J? , ?* fOT Wellin Sto°, Lyttelton and Danedin to-morrow at noon. «2h« LJ^S? «epartnre for News£ "^IS? untU '"•™™w ■iternoon. she-shifted from the Hobson wharf to the King's wharf at noon to-Jiay inT5 e » S^!" 1 J arrived from Sylney at 10.20 a.m. this day, and anchored in the ?i^ ieal ins P ce «on. afteJwar s twrthlnjr at n<1.49 a.m. at the woeto™ ■! of tte Queen's wharf. She b£,J£t*B pas senders, and the following cargo-—r/% *ng*r. 6JO bass rice, 121 packages tea 4> •drnins disinfectant, 60 drams iarhide n 7 ' 9tck» tapioca, 1598 pieces timber 49s caees w«x vestas, 47 parrels oil. 234 "sacks ?u?nhMe amnronia. 100 kpf-s litharge, and ■Unantity sundries. This includes transhipments from the Goulburn, Canberra ZeiJandia. from Aoetralian ports, the Medic irom London, and the Yarra from Sweden The Jlirerina will take in cargo for Sydncv after discharge, and will sail on the return trip at noon on Tuesday. STO/AMHRS RiEPO&TTED. The 'New Zealand Shipping Company advise that the OtaW arrived at Naples oc September 5, .and the Orari arrived at Dunkirk the seme day. L4RAIWA AIRfRIVTEiD HOME. Cable information states that the Araw-i errhred at Southampton on September € trmo Wellington, -via iMonte Video and Tenerfffe. rPHB JKJAKTmA'S MOVTOMiBN'TS. The ißlacKbell Coal Company's collier Ncakuta is at present at Portland dlschargIne 13S0 tons of coal, a part cargo from TVestport. She arrived there yesterday, and will load cement after discharge for way ports on the East Coast, making Greytarmth her destination. ATHENIC'S DEPAKTOBE POSTPONiBD. The Shaw, Savill and Albion steamer Athenic, which arrived at Wellington ou Atrrust Sβ. will not leave on the retnrn Journey to Southampton and London until September 22. She has already taken in canto at Napier, and is now loading at Glsbotne, after which she wiU complete at ■WcUinyton. 'BJUDIO PBOM KDtMAiRA. JU D. iNathan have received a radio menace from the Shaw, Savill and Albion steamer Kumara, stating tbat she expects to arrive *t Auckland from Liverpool and Glasgow on Tuesday, September 13, with 1800 tone of general cargo t or discharge at this port. 'Hex other New P°*% of call Mc mOUngtoß, (Lyttelton end Vmelta.