SHIPPING.

Auckland Star, Volume LIII, Issue 155, 3 July 1922, Page 4

SHIPPING.

Sunset: This evening, 4.43. ' Sunrise : To-morrow, 7.7. ' Moon: Full Moon, 9th, 'J. 37 p.m. HIGH WATER. 'Auckland To-day 1.04 a.m. 1.34 p.m. Auckland Tues.. l!.O6 a.m. '!.?>'■> p.m. Onehunga Tnes., 5.06 a.m. 0.35 p.m. Kaipara Hds.. .Tues., 4.36 a.m. 5.25 p.m. Manukau Hds. .Tues., 4.06 a.m. 4.35 p.m. ARRIVALS.—SATURDAY. Wakatere, from Thames, 3 p.m. Haniti, from Coromandel, 3.25 p.m. Glenelg, from Whangarel, 7.50 p.m. Ngatiawa, from Opotikl, 10 p.m. YESTERDAY. Inga, from Newcastle, 7.45 a.m. Manaia, from Whaugarei, 5.30 a.m. Wanaka, from Wellington, 12.33 p.m. Kaitangata, from Westport. 1 p.m. Canadian Highlander, from Vancouver, T. 5 p.m. THIS DAT. Arahura, from East Coast, 6.25 a.m. ■ DEPARTURES.—SATURDAY. FvitlVi, for East Coast, 2.15 p.m. YESTERDAY. Ings, for Gisbome, 2.45 p.m. Kanlerl. for Wnangarei, 9.15 a.m. THIS DAY. HaufHr t or-Warkworth. S.lo'£m. Wakatere, for Thames, 9.15 a.m. Omana, for Waihekc, 9.50 a.m. VESSELS IN PORT. In Stream—Talune, Atua, Northern Chief (schooner). Tofua, Mako. Iris. Queen's Wharf — Canadian Highlander, Arahura. Wanaka, Rira (ketch). Central Wharf—Tlroa, Kaitangata. Hobson Wharf—Houto (aux. schooner), Isabella de Frame (aax. schooner). Sheerlega Wharf—H.M.s. Philomel. Chelsea Wharf—Bora, Fiona. Weetern Wharf—Kaitolte. .VESSELS EXPECTED AT AUCKLAND. Elsie Mary (echnr.), Glsborne, July 3. Armwa, Southampton, via Wellington, July 7. Plots. Rarotonga, July 4. BaJtanoa, Westport, July 7. Hula (auz. schnr.), Melbourne, July 4. Winpatui, Southern ports, July 4. tllimaroa, Sydney. July 5. : Opawa, New York. July 6. R3I-S. Maknra, Vancouver. July 7. I Houto (aux. schnr.), Tauranga, July 7. ) Ttabel (bqt.ne.). Nine Island, July 10. ; Port Lincoln, New York, July 10. Katwarra. Newcastle, via Fiji, July 10. Arahura. East Coast, July 9. . Romeo, New York, July 8. :•: ; i VESSELS SAILING. ' Arahnra, East Coast, July 4, 11 a.m. Houto (aux. schnr.), Tauranga, July 4. Isabella de Frame (aux. schnr.), Wha■Carel. Jlily 3. Tlroa. Glsborne, Jnly S. Canadian Highlander, Sydney, July r>. Tllra (ketch), WhangarM, July 5. Kaitoke, Newcastle, July 6. Wanaka, South,' July 6. Flora,. Rarotonga, July 7. Ulimaroa. Sydney, July 7. R.M.S. Makura, Sydney, July 7. NORTHERN COMPANY'S MOVEMENTS. Expected Arrivals. To-morrow: Kawau. from K:iww. 10.30 t>.m.: Omana, from Silverdale. 7 p.m.; ■Wakatere, from Thames, 5 p.m.; Haniti, from Coromandel, 8 p.m.; Apanui. from Airanui. 4 p.m.; Gael, from Ngatea, 6 p.m. WITHIN WIRELESS RANGE. The following vessels are expected to be within range of the undermentioned wireless stations to-night:— Auckland.—Flora. Rimutaka. After 12.30 a.m.: Makura. Easterner, Romeo. Awanul.—Ulimaroa. Kaitoke sails Thursday for Newcastle. Kaiwarra leaves Fiji to-morrow for AucklandKahika now leaTes Ficton to-morrow evenips for Onehunga.

Wihgatui leaTes Lyttelton to-day for Wellington and Auckland. The Rimutaka is to leave Opua to-day for Napier, to complete loading for London. Rakanoa's departure from Westport is doubtful. She may leave there to-night for Auckland. Wanafca arrived yesterday, and is to sail again at 5 p.m. on Thursday for Dune<3in. ISluff, Oamam and Tlmaru. Mr. M. W. Monaghan is now first mate ef the ketch Bira, replacing Mr. H. Burke. Bouto is to sail to-morrow for Tauranga. Kaitangata, after discharge at the Central whnrf. proceeds to Mercury Bay to load timber and .returns to Auckland to complete cargo i'or Melbourne. Rimu was delayed at Hok'ianga by adverse weather. She is expected to leave there this afternoon for Onhunpa. being due to-morrow nioruiug, and leaving for Kaßl.m and Kawhia to-morrow afternoon. The latest advices from Picton received by Messrs. Itaasell and Somers state that the Rtcamer Alexander will leave there on the Bth instant, instead of the 10th. for Onehungn. arriving there on the 10th to diseharse and load for tbe West Coast. NIAGARA AT SUVA. Niagara arrived at Suva at 5.30 a.m. on Saturday from Auckland, en route to Vancouver, via Honolulu. ULIMAHOA LEAVES SYDNEY The Hueaart-ParVer Company have re. sZt£ i r& X t nero of ou a w c dne r su > a U v. Mand: CAXipux VICTOK TO CLEAR

H.M.S. CHATHAM'S RETURN. H.M.s. Chatham, wbien has been absent from Auckland some time, having made a cruise of the Pacific Islands and then to the Chatham Islands, from Wellington, is to return to Auckland this week. She leaves Wellington to-morrow, and should arrive on Thursday. FLORA DELATED BY WEATHER. Owing to strong winds and rough seas the Flora is being delayed on her voyage from Rarntonpa tj Auckland, and is not evening. This will' necessitate a postponement of her sailing until noon on Friday. CARGO FROM NEW TORE. The C. ana D. IJne advise that their new steamer Port Canrphell is to take the leading berth at New York this month for Australasia, and Trill clear on July 26 for Auckland, Wellington, Lytteltou. Diinediu, and Australia, on her maiden vqyage. ARAWA OX THURSDAY. More recent advices from the Sbaw, •Savin, and Albion Company's head office at Wellington statp that the Arawa will be disnatched from that port to-morrow for ; Auckland, where she will he due on Thursday, to complete discharge and commence loading iHomeward. RIKA'S MOVEMENTS. The Nobel ketch Rira completed discnarse of southern rarco to-aay. and loads a cargo of sleepers lor Whangarei, sailing about Thursday, and returning next -week probably with a load of cement. On the arrival of the Westmoreland, about the ■Jls.t inst.. the Rira -will load transhipments of explosives for the souiu. ARAHURA AT AUCKLAND. Arahura arrived this morning from Gist>orne. and berthed .it the Queen's wharf. She experienced fine weatiicr on Her trip clown the coast, but moderate northwesterly winds prevailed on the return. At Glsborne she was unable to lighter passengers on Saturday night, owing to the adverse state of the tides, consequently being delayed until Sunday morning, and delaying her arrival at Auckland. Tomorrow the Arahura will sail at 11 a.m., iv order to take advantage of the tides. CANADIAN HIGHLANDER IS PORT. TUe Cnadian Government steamer Canadian Highlander, 3370 tons (Captain R. .T. Fisher), arrived last night from Vancouver. and anchored in. the stream. Sue was granted pratique this morning, and berthed at 8.30 at the eastern side of the Queen's whar/. She left Vancouver on May 31 for Victoria tf> complete cargo, thence to Honolulu for bunkers, continuing on June 13. Fine weather was experienced during the voyage until Saturday night, when it began to blow hard from the west south-west with a heavy sea and squalls, which continued until the steamer was well within the slelter of the land. She has aboard a full cargo of lumber and general merchandise, the lumber being British Columbia pine, in sawn pieces, some of tbe Auckland piece's measuring about 500 super feet. From Auckland the Canadian Highlander will proceed abont Wednesday to Sydney. Melbourne and Adelaide to complete discbarge. HUIA PASSED CAPE BRETT. Referring to the article on "Clipper Ships," which appeared in Saturday's supplement, the Nobel Explosive Co.'s auxiliary schooner Huia is there reported as making the passage Iron) Sydney to Kaipara Heads in 4 days C hours. Two more noteworthy performances have now been added to her list of achievements. She made the passage from Westport to Melbourne a few weeks ago in 7 days 4 hour*, and now, on the return voyage from Melbourne to Auckland, she passed Cape Brett at 3 a.m. to-day, being a little more than 8} days out from the Australian port. Captain H. E. Lane is in command, and the schooner is coming to the agency of Messrs. E. Porter and Co. with a cargo of general merchatidise, which will be discharged at the eastern side of the King's wharf. On completion of discharge the Huia will load timber fo» Melbourne, sailing about Monday next.