SHIPPING.

Auckland Star, Volume LII, Issue 280, 24 November 1921, Page 4

SHIPPING.

Sunsrt: This evening, «.*«. Sunrise: To-m&rrow morning, 1.J9. Moon: First Quarter, Dee. S, 13.30 a.ul. HIGH WATE'K. (Auckland To-day, 1.33 a.m. 2.03 p.m. •Auckland Friday, -J. 23 a.m. .!.0( p.m. Onehunga Friday. .1.20 a.m.. ti.o p.m. 'JKaipara Hds...Friday, 5.10 a.m. 0.-jO p.m. IManufcauHds.. Friday, 4.20 a.m. 5.0 p.m. ULIMAROA'S PASSENGERS. The Huddart Parker steamer UUmaroa. w-hich arrived here from Sydney yesterday afternoon brought the foUowing ealoon pnseengers for Auckland:—Misses K. Allen, M. ■Balrd, E. Baldtick, V. Becche, Sevan. Blacktwell, E. Bright, Cathcart, Caro, iDodil. Doiio-re-au ©rayson, Duval. Eaton. 41. (iurduer, •Godfrey Gold, Gray. Griffin, Grist, V. 'Halls, UroneyfleM, Horn, Jensen, -Lingard, Lloyd. Lynn, Lynn Marriott, iMarvale.K. 'Maxwell, \R. Mtlne, iiorrlson. McDonald, Mac-lean. lilcKemie, Newton, M. iPatorsou, V. Vossenniskie. l>. Robertson. M. Rogers, Sawyer, Shade, Swain, Todd, il. Troon, M. Warren, Meedames "M. A. Anderson, .Ashman, V. tB-ecohe. Cowan and child. Cross, Dees. Gop and infant. Harrison. 'IHnt'on, Hughes. E. Inkster, Jensen, B. King. M. Laurie, Lett. iLindsay, Lowther, Mario?, Massina and two children, iMatchett, 'Maxwell and two children, McKenzie, Sawyev, .Sh«rriff, C. G. Shine and child, 'M. Shine, iSutcdifte. M. Thomson and 'three children, Turnl>uii an<l cliild. Walsh and child. Whitelaw, Willats, Pdeeete. A. Ashman, T. Bainziger, A. G. -Bernard, W. Bestwict. M. Belt. J. «. piahop, S. BTugh, H. Brusch, S. Campbell. S. Caro, V. Casey, W. Cavanagn, A. G. Cross. C. A. A. E. Dodd, C. Downlmj T Doan. C. Fleming, A. Fowler, G. «Jee. B. Gordon. A. 'E. Harris, J. Harris. C. Harris. 'L. Harrison, H. 'Hilliaird, H. M. Sinton, W. Hopkins, V. 'Hughes, >'. Jacobs, C. Johnston, G. H. Knight, <5. H. T.ander, OJ. H. 'I>ane, G. H. Leary, W. H. 'Lett. C. 3. Maccioni, B. Makut*, R. 'Malo&lm. J. Maneon, F. Marks, W Marshall, J. Murtin, A. Martin. A. M. Martin, K. J. Matcliett, W. H. Merry, G. Mervale, F. M'Aae, W. Mitchell, J. A. .Mitchell. R. Molyneux, J. B. Moran, A. Morfson, D. IMorrinson, L. Mc•Gartney, D. Mac Donald, H. Nathan, T. O'Connor, J. O'Neill, IR. 'Patoa, A. J. Rae, A. Ki-odes, W. J. Sawyer, J. A. SherriCE, H. C. Steyne, J. -SutellflV. A. Thompson. D. Topperwien, H. B. Tylor, W. Valentine, •Vernon. J. Walsh, F. T. Whelan, <G. WWtelaw. F. Willats, H. W. Wilson, ■Kensington, Dr. M. Douglas, Dr. S. I'liillips and US steerage. The inimaroa is listed to sail for 'Sydney at noon to-morrow with passengers, malls, and general cargo. VESSELS IN PORT. ■In iStream—TaQune, Sr-norita (bqtne.), Aitua, Kurow, Hatanoa, Iris, 'Flora, ftoeen's Wharf—iMiabla. UHmaroa. King's Wharf—Awahou, Katon, H'uia (soh. . Dock WJiarf—'H.'M.s. Fuflorael. Shcenlegs' Wiharf—iH.M.s. Veronica. NORTHERN CO.'S MOVTEMENTB. Kxpected Arrivals. To-moprow.—Manain, from Whangrarei. 8 a.m.; Kawau, from Waiwera and WaTk•wortJi, 7.30 p.m.; Haulti, from Coromandel, 8.30 p.m.: Waiotahi. trom Totara North, a p.m.: Apanui, from Awanui, n.30 p.m.: Kanieri, from Whangarel, 11 p.m.; Taniwha, from Paeroa, 11 p.m. AItBIVALS. -YESTERD AT. ■Hauiti, from Ooromandel, 6.13 p.m. THIS DAT. Elsie, from Great Barrier, 0.30 a.m. DEPARTURES—YESTERDAY. Auftouri. for Thames, 5.40 p.m. Mantis, for Whangarei, 10.10 p.m.. THIS DAY. Chelmsford, for Whangarei, midnight. The schooner SIaTOTo left this mornlns for Gtfborne. The Tanlwha came oft the slipway lasc Ui(Srt ana sails to-nigtot for Paeroa. The Kama leaves Onehirasa to-morrow for New Plymoutili and Wellington. The Haine steamer Trcsithnoy has *rrive<] at Adelaide from Auckland. TBe Tiroa arrived from GJsnorire this afternoon and berthed alongside the UHmaroa to tranship cargo. Tie ElHle 'll&rj-, a titer disoliargc of her eergo, will be floated on to the slipway lor cleaning. The James Oosgrnvc was Uoated out of dock this morning and berthed at the Central wharf. The Northern Shipping Co. advise that the auxiliary enow Otimni, which has been

Ibullt for the Whakataue trade, will woibably commence running neit week. The auEilfeuy schooner Houto sailed, this morning for Hokianga ix>rte with general cargo, and will load timber there for Kopu sod Auckland. A cable message states tliat the Kai■warra left Newcastle yesterday with a cargo of coal for Wellington. «he is due there on Tuesday lie St. Th« 8.8. and A. liner Msunari is due α-t iSydney aibout JTovoin'ber 28 from Lonrton. •She will come afterwards to New Zealand, end ia especte<l to be in eaese waters about D-ecember 17. The KttSturra i» due at Auckland toirx>rn>w afternoon from 'tlio Soreth, an<l; will ■berth at the Hobson W!haa'r. Aftoi , d;ls-

clwtTge she loads for Wellington and Westport. The Katoa went up to Chelsea enrly this morning to load augur toy the S'ociCh and will fertorn. to *i>c King's Wharf this evening to complete loading, sailing at noon tomcrrw for Welllng>ton, Lyttelton, an<i Dua*din. SUSSEX SAILING. The Sussex *ai!s this afternoon for Wellington, to continue dlscunrce of Uer careo trota Montreal an<l New York. She should arrive at the Southern port early on 'S-un<lay. CARGO FROM 'LIVERPOOL. Cable adrlce has been received by the IKSaw, iSavill and JJblon Co. that tutBlaliana left Liverpool on November 19 wlib cargo for i-iuctland, Welllnston, Lyttelton. au<l Dunedin. Sue is due at tbis port on Deeemtrer 20. OPAWA LOADS IX WEW ZK.ALANB. Adrice bns been reeeivefl \>y the New Zealand Shipping Co. slating that the Opawa left H>ur!>an on November Iβ for Adelaide. Sydney, and Brisbane, after whicTi sue will come to New Zealand to load Homeward cargo. THE OTAiRAMA'S LOADING. \ccortllns t& ndvlce received by 'the New Zeatand Hhinplntr Co. the Oinrama, after OlßCbarglDE Monrreal awd New York cargo IB Anmralia will come to New Zealand to load for those portc.