SHIPPING.

Auckland Star, Volume LIII, Issue 96, 24 April 1922, Page 4

SHIPPING.

Sunset: This evening. 5.13. Sunrise: To-morrow morning. 6.26. Moon: New Moon, 27th, 4.34 p.m. HIGH WATER. Auckland To-day, 4.45 a.m. 5.0S p.m. Auckland Tues., 5.31 a.m. 5.54 p.m. Onehunga Tues., 8.30 a.m. 8.54, p.m. KnlparaiHds...Tues.. 8.20 a.m. 8.44 p.m. Manukau Hds. .Tues., 7.30 a.m. 7.54 p.m. ARRIVALS—SATURDAY. Port iPirie. from Liverpool, 2.30 p.m. Hanltl, from Coromaudel, 7.30 p.m. YESTERDAY. Manala, from Whangarei, 5 a.m. Arahura, from East Coast, 7.30 -p._i. THIS DAY. Niagara, from Sydney, 6.15 a.m. Passengers:—First saloon: Mr. F. L. and Miss X. Adams, Mrs. M. E. Alrey, Miss J. Belt, Mr. and Mrs. T. Brett, Mr. E. F. Billson Mran* Mrs. J. Burke, Mrs. N. Black, Miss D. Burgess, Mr. J. Boyd Mr. C. F. Blckrord, iMr. R. I. Carr. Mrs.' _ Caldwell, Mr. E. Davis, iMlss M. Davis, Mr. and Mrs. J. iDurack, Mr. and Mrs. W. aud Miss E. IDunlop, Mr. W. Anderson, Mrs. E. F. Foster, Mr. and Mrs. A. _. and Misses H. K. and _ E. and M. P. Ford, Mr. E. W. Fox, Mrs. IF. and Misses M. J. and A. S. Gardner, Mr. «nd Mrs. S. Gibbs. Miss L. Holden, Miss L_Ul, Mr. C. W. Heather, Mr. and Mrs RlHolcombe, Mr. E. Ivory. Mrs. A. and Miss Johns and Infant, Mr. and Mrs. P. Kennedy, OS?. F. Lovelock, Miss —. Law, Mr. and' Mrs. C. Ligtvoet, Miss A. Miller, Mr. S. Minty, Mr. L. McCartney. Mr. and Mrs. B. Merliu, Miss B, Mnngovan, Mrs. H. and Miss M. _Uier, Mrs. Kelson and child, Mr. E. 0. •Nell, Mr. and Mrs. B. A. Peat. Mr. and Mrs. C. Boyd, Capt. C. Russell, Miss A. Sutton, Mr. H. H. Smith, Miss A. B. Storey Mr. «nd Mrs. M. Steele and two infants. Mr. DD. Trueadale, Mr. W. M. Tapp. Mr. and Mrs. J. Wltherell, Mr. and. Mrs. S. G•Wheway, Mr. G. Waller, Mr. and Mrs. lAltlra Yanagisawa, Mr. A. H. Wlnghtson, Mr. and Mrs. J. Fox. Second saloon: Mr. C. W. Adams. Miss L. Beaton, Miss L. Beaton. Miss L. Carter, Miss Difford, Mr. PJ. Ellamore, 'Mr. A. W. Fisher, Miss Forster, iMrs. J. Fell, Mr. and Mrs. J. Fox, Mr. A. Farcy. Miss D. Hansard, Mr. and Mrs. F. Harrison. Miss H. M. Holtham, Mr. W. Hudson, Mr. J. D. Johnston, Mrs. J. Leslie, Mr. and Mra. S. W- Lumsden, Mr. Mrs., and Miss Leeson. Mr. A. R. Marriage Mr. an* Mrs. W. Mills, Mrs. H. and Miss L. Montgomery. Mrs. H. Mllson, Mrs. Rowei, Miss ■M. Mattron, Mr. W. Xaish. Mr. J. Paton, Mr. E. 3. Parker, Miss A. B. Riley. Mrs. R. _. and Miss L. M. Foss, Mr. and _rs. F. W. -cssell, Miss D. Seabrook, Mr. C. Stop6on, Mr. H. Ullman. Mr. A. Wade, Miss J. Wlid. Miss H. Walters, Miss R. Watson; and three steerage, including two Chinese.

DEPARTURES— YESTERDAY. Kanierl. for Whangarei; 5.15 •D.m. Tanlwha, for Paeroa, 8.13 p.m.

VESSELS IX PORT. In Stream.—Atua. Northern Chief (schnr.), Tofua, Talnne, Mako. Queen's Wharf.—Wingatul, Raranga, Port Plrie. Central Niagara, Elsie Mary (schnr.). Hobson Wharf — Hula (schnr.), Tiare Taporo (schnr.). Rira (ketch), Walpori. King's Wharf—Abemama (schnr.), Omana, Mahia, Tlroa, Maroro (schnr.), Arahura. Western Wharf.—-Kaitoke, Kaiwarra, Easterner. Dock Wharf — H.M.s. Chatham, H.M.s. Laburnum. Bheerlegs Wharf.—H.M.'s. Philomel.

WITHIN WIRELESS RANGE. The following vessels are expected to be within range of the undermentioned wireless stations to-night:— Auckland.—Wingatul. Mannka, Port Melbourne, Kaitoke. Canadian Scottish, Waipori, Arahura. Wanaka. After 12.30 a.m.: Kauri, Makalla. Awanni.—Navua, Ulimaroa. Waikouaiti, , Lyngern.

VBSSBIiS DUE AT AUCKLAND. ! Manuka, Sydney, April 24, 4 p.m. I Tasmania, Australia, April 28. Makalla, London, April 28. Waimana, Wellington, May 7. Carpentaria. Australia. iApril 30. Wanaka, Southern ports, April 25. ■Wnangape, Southern ports, April 2S. France, Noumea, April 24. Navua, Suva, April 23. Enrol, Wellington, April 29. Rakanon, Westport, April 27. Moeraki, Sydney, May _. Flora, Rarotonga, May 2. Teko, Liverpool, May 4. •NOKTHERN COMPANY'S .MOVEMENTS. Expected Arrivals. To-morrow.—Gael, from-Kawau, 2.30 p.m.; Tanlwha, from Paeroa, 1.30 a.m.: "Waiotahi. ifrom Houbora, 2 p.m.; Kauieri, from iWhangarel. 2 a.m. Wednesday.—Gael, from Waiwera and Warkworth, 11.30' p.m.; Manala, from "Wlangarel. 6 a.m.: Orewa. from "Waihekc. 6.30 p.m.: Hauiti. from Kopu and Tunis, midnight: Apanui, from Awanui, 8 a.m.: Omana, from Ngatea, 1 p.m.

The Kaitoke Bails at 5 p.m. for Sydney. The Navua 1b due from Suva at 6 a.m. to-morrow. The schooner Elsie Mary Is discharging at the Central wharf. The Katoa left Dunedin on Saturday afternoon for Auckland, via ports. The Waiporl sails, at 5 p.m. for Wellington to discharge Newcastle coal. The Omana leaves for Matakana and Mullet Point at 10 a.m. on Wednesday. The Tiroa is expected to sail to-night for Hick's Bay, Tokomaru Bay and Gisborne. The Wingatul leaves for Wellington, lyttelton and Dunedin at 5 p.m. to-day. The Gael will make an extra trip to Warkworth on Friday. Apnr 28, at 1 p.m. The Marama arrived at Wellington at 11 a.m. on Saturday, and sails at 6 p.m. today for Sydney. Tbe Arahura arrived from Gisborne yesterday, and berthed at the King's wharf. She sails again this evening. After being barbound at Westport for several days the Union Company's collier Kakanoa cleared that port this mornin?, and is due here on Thursday. The Wanaka left Wellington at 6 p.m. on Saturday, and is due here early to-morrow: She is expected to sail again about Friday lor Wellington, Lyttelton, .Timaru, Dunedin, Bluff and Oamaru. THE OMASA'S LOADING. .T 3. Craig Ltd.; now advise that the Omana after loading a part cargo of timber __._l__a\ will proceed direct to Kaipara on Thursday. After taking in a further quantity of timber there she will proceed to Whangaroa and Opna to complete for Sydney. __H HUNTINGDON TO LOAD. _^ The New Zealand Shipping Company advise that the large steamer Huntingdon is due at Wellington about the end Of tats month to load general cargo for (London. Che loads also at Lyttelton and Dunedin. then works uer way up Tne coast to Auckland, -where sue should arrive about the third week In May. ...

The schooner Abemama is expected to sail ' for Grafton, New South Wales, direct on Thursday, in ballast. The auxiliary schooner Houto goes on the slipway this afternoon and comes off again to-morrow morning. She is expected to sail for Tauranga on Wednesday night. The Huanul after discharging lime apd cement at Tologa Bay, proceeds to Gisborne to discharge her benzine cargo. From Gisborne she is expected to come to Auckland. To discharge timber and general cargo from Gisborne the three-master schoonec Maroro berthed at the King's wharf on Saturday. After discharge she loads coal for Gisborne. XGATIAWA WEATHERBOUXD. Onr Opotiki correspondent wires that the Xgatlawa was still weatherbound In the river this morning, hut may get away today for Auckland. THE MANUKA. The Manuka is due in port from Sydney at 4 p.m. to-day with 151 passengers and general cargo. She will anchor in the stream for medical and Customs inspection and berth about one and n-half hours later at the eastern side of the Queen's wharf. She will make her departure for Sydney at 11 v.m. on Thursday next. CANADIAN GOVERNMENT STEAMERS. The Canadian Transporter, which sailed from Vancouver on April 15, has cargo for Auckland, Wellington, Sydney, Melbourne and Adelaide.

The Canadian Scottish sailed to-day for Sydney to continue discharge of her cargo from Vancouver. The Canadian Seigneur, from the Atlanticports of America, has cargo for Auckland, Wellington and Australian ports.

NIAGARA IN PORT. The Union Company's KrM.s. Niagara. 13,415 tons (Capt. J. T. Rolls), arrived this morning from riydney with 000 passengers, S3 flrst saloon. 4S second saloon, and 3 steerage passengers tor Auckland, and 153 nrst saloon, 108 second saloon, and 10j steerage through passengers for "Vancouver, included in the steerage being 24 Chinamen. The Niagara berthed at the Central wharf, and is announced to continue her voyage nt 10 a.m. to-morrow. She left Sydney at noon on April 20, and after Inspection at Watson's 'Bay, got clear of the Heads at 2 -p.m. Good weather prevailed for the flrst day, but on the second day the steamer ran Into a moderate south-west wind, with a heavy swell, causing the steamer to roll considerably. All the hold luggage must be alongside the steamer this evening, as no work will be done on the wharves tomorrow.

THE 'PORT PIRIE. The Commonwealth and Dominion liner Port Plrie, 10,780 tons cCapt. W. S. Mason, D.S.C.), arrived at Anckland on Saturday afternoon from Liverpool, and berthed at the Queen's wharf to discharge 1200 tons of general cargo. She is expected to proceed early on Thursday morning to Wellington and Southern ports, where she will discharge the remaining 2300 tons of her cargo. The cargo was loaded at Glasgow and Liverpool, the -steamer clearing from the latter port on March " 15. Moderate easterly winds prevailed- on the Atlantic, the passage to Panama being made at the good speed of 13.5 knots an hoar. A stop was made for one day to take in fresh water and allow a passenger to come aboard. Slight south-east trade winds and den weather were experienced in the Pacific until April 15, after which strong westerlies were blowing until reaching port. On Frl'dny the wind was about 40 miles an hour In force, and was accompanied -by heavy rain .squalls. Five passengers arrived by the steamer. Their names are: Mrs. Stewart Hardie and infant. Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Denniston, Mr. and Mrs. E. Dale.