SHIPPING.

Auckland Star, Volume LIII, Issue 193, 16 August 1922, Page 4

SHIPPING.

1 1 I ©unset: This evening. rjJ.7. 1 Buniise.; To-jnorrow morning, 0.00. I i Skxiu: last Quarter, ltith, 5.16 a.m. , : IHIG-H WiTEE. ! : Ji-ncilana .To-day, 0.12 a.m. 12.39 p.m. j .Auckland...;■..Thurs., 0.34 a.m. 1.23 p.m., Onehunga Thur&.. ?...« a.m. 4.-J3 p.m. j Kaipara Hde...Thurs., 11.45 a.m. 4.1.! p- m - f Manukau H<ls..Ttlurs., i.GOa.m. 3.- J p.m. t ARRIVALS—IESTEEDAY. ! | Haultl from Coromandel, 3 p.m. ;f ■Wakatere, from Thames, 3.10 p.m. j j Waiotahi, from Houhora. 3.25 p.m. I s THIS DAY. I ( Ronakl. from 3.30 a.m. * ■Mnnaln. from Whangarel, 6.10 a.m. Neapubi, from Tauranga, 7.30 a.m. Navua, from Suva, f>. 10 a.m. PassenKers: _Saloon: Misses Addlnell (2). Banks. TSowden Fowler. Fry, Haszard. Hay. i , Menzies (2), ■Mulhollaud, I'aKC Shipley. I t Snodgrass, Taylor (2). Thomson, Sister j | Wells, Mesdaines Bowden. Fowler, Thorn- i ] son Townley. Wolff. Crawford, Gray. , ' Halllday, Woodward, Gosling, Rost- , r sard. Messrs. Ansell. Applegarth, | , Bawden. Bowden, Ely, Johnston, Towuley, | Vox. reake. Dunkley. Gray. Hornblow, . Kennedy, Kerslake. Snaddon, Chadwick, . Hoffmann. Kirk wood. Loveridge. St. .lulian, Rev. Glllam. Dr. Trail, Captains Wlllcocks, , Gosling, and 0 (steerage. t Tnhoe, from Piako, at 10.35 a.m. | , Hula, from powder ground, at 12.1u p.m. | , OEPARTURES-YESTEBDAX. | Tanlwha, for Paeroa, 4 p.m. • 'Haultl, for Coromandel, 5.30 p.m. ' fHouto (aox.-schr.), tor Russell. 7.10 p.m. ' Kanlerl, for Whanga'rel, 10.15 p.m. , THIS DAY. Wakatere, for Thames, S.lO a.m. J Omana, for Waiheke, fi.45 a.m.- ' Kawau, for Kawau, at 11.10 a.m. NOKTHERN CO/8 MOVEMENTS. ] Expected Arrivals. 1 To-morrow.—"WaSatere, from Thames. 4.10 , •.m.; Haultl, from Kopn, 4.30 p.m.: WaloMbi. from Mangapai. midnight; Kawau, from Kawau. 8 p.m.: Gael, from Matakana, 7 fr Tn ; Dapihße, from Great Barrier, 8 p.m. yiSSBLB EXPECTED AT AUCKLAND. Koromlko, Sonth, Augnst 16. 'Wnakatane, Liverpool, August 17, Tiroa. Glsborne, August 17. ©laucue. South, August 18. Otnopus, Westport. August 18. ffwlcKenham, South, August 10. Kalkoral, Newcastle. August IC, 4 p.m. 1 Kakapo, Lyttelton. August 19. Bloemfontein, New York, August Iβ. Oman a Newcastle, via Coast, August 23. Moerail, Sydney, August 21. OVlianzaratta. Opna. August 10 (loading). Tort Campbell, New York, Aucuet 24. i Niagara, R.M.s.. Sydney, August 28. Canadian Planter, Montreal, via South, ' lingust 29. Port Napier, London, August 30 (dls- i Charge, and load). Ornrl, London, August 31. i Wanganul (bqtne.), Australia, late August Flora, Rarotonga, September 1. Ysabe) (bqtne.), Xlue, September 2. 1 Tremere, New York, September 3. t Australia, Liverpool, September 6. ' fifaknra, Vancouver, September 8. : Waltomo, Nauru Island, September 10. ! Dorset, Liverpool, September IC. Buteshire, London. September 17. Canadian Victor, Canada, September 18. Durham, Liverpool, September 24. iPaT>aroa, Southampton, September 20. 'Huahinc, Southampton, October 10. Katoa palls this afternoon for the south. ! Kalkorai is duo at Auckland at 7 a.m. to-morron- from Newcastle. ; The schooner Elsie Mary Sails for (Whangarei to-night. It Ik expected thnt the Opihl will sail Et midnight for Whangarel and Lyttleton. ("Jlaucus la expected to leave Timaru today or to-morrow for Auckland. < Arahura next week sails at 3 p.m. Tuesday. Kahika loads at Picton on Saturday for Onehunga. •Kakapo left I.yttelton at 5 p.m. yesterday for Timaru, Wellington, and Auckland. J Koromiko left Picton yesterday after- , noon for Auckland. : Owing to adverse winds the barquentine ] Xilndstol Is remaining at anchor off Itausi- « toto Island awaiting a favourable opportunity to sail for Sydney. The Nobel schooner Hula came down from tne powder ground at noon to-day, and berthed at the Kins's wharf to discharge about ion tons of general carßO, after which •he. loads explosives for West Coast ports, i AWAHOU'S LOADING. 1 The Richardson steamer Awahou loads ' to-day and to-morrow at the Queen's wharf for nißborno. Bay. Tokomaru Bny and Tuparoa. Sue Is to sail at <j p.m. tomorrow. WANOARATTA COMPLETES AT WELLINGTON. - Latest advices repardinjr the movements ef the Wungnrattn state that she left G!s- 1 Jiorne last night for Opun. She loads nt t>puft to-morrow, nt Auckland early next ' week nnd is due nt Wellington on th* 2(!th ' Inst to complete for Home, sailing about ! the 30th. TWICKENHAM LEFT DCNEDIN. Messrs. Russell and Somers advise that ; the Twickenham left Dunedln at 4 p.m. yesterday for Auckland, where she is due about Saturday to discharge the remaining | 700 tons of. her phosphates from Seychelles Island. OiSOPtJg TO BRIXG 00 \L. The Wentport Coal Co/s steamer Canonns -«f < ? p - te - <1 f° arrtre at Auckland on'Kridav elternoon with a carso of coal "she i\ e n f n »' B*«t Coa.t route in .be hope of

I — CARGO FROM VANCOUVER. I The C.G.M.M. advise tbat the Ciinadinn Traveller left Vancouver ou the 12th fur Anekland and Australian ports. She will be <lue here ou September 1". ATIIENIC TO-MORROW. The White Star liner Athenlc is due from Southampton, via Wellington, to-morron-morning, and will berth at the vjueen"s wharf to discharge v. larjje Quantity or inward cargo, and also to load butter and dairy produce for Home. ERROLL. FROM ■MONTREAL. TTie New Zealand Shipping Company 2?;, and Loulsuurc ou August "> for Norfolk (Vα.) to complete loading. She Is to discharge at Auckland. Wellington. Lyttelton, Dunedin. Melbourne, Sydney, and Brisbane, helnjr duo here towards the end of September. WHAKATANES ITINERARY. Due at Auckland to-morrow morning, the Whakat&ne will berth at the Queen's wharf to discharge inward rarpo. According to her present itinerary she Is due at Wellington on the 21st. Lyttelton -4th, Dunedin L'Sth, Nelson Repteinber 1. N.ipier (ith, Timaru Hth. Lytteltou Kith. Wellington 19th, sailing for London about the -"Jud. NAVUA IN PORT. The Navua (Captain A. 11. Dnvej), which sailed from Auckland on July 24, returned After having a fair weather passage round the Islands, calling at Suva. Nukualofa, Haapai. Vavau and Apia, the Navua sailed agalu from Suva at 4 p.m. on August 11. experiencing fair weather with northerly breezes and smooth seas, changing to westerly off the coast. Included in the cargo are B.'!S4 eases and 203 bunches of bananas. Tue steamer sails again at 11 a.m. Monday next. (PORT SYT>NEY TO LOAD. The Port Sydney urrivod at Bluff yestqtday from Hobart. where it 1» expected that to-day she will commence Homeward loadIng. The vessel will xubseciueiitly ulm» load nt Timaru. Lyttelton. Napier, and Wellington. She Is expected to leave 'Wellington during the first week in September for London via Monte Video. X.Z. SHIPPING COMPANY'S AI>VICE9. Otnrama Is loading at New Plymouth, Wanganul. and Wellington for the West Coast ports of United Klugdom. Kaikoura loads at lJunedin, New Plymouth. Wnugumil, Lyttelton, Wellington, and Is to sail timilly for London via Monte Video and Las I'almas early In September. Westmoreland loads at Napier, Glsborne. and Wellington, sailing from Wellington for London via Cape Horn about Seiitenit>er 5. Tremere is due at Auckland early In September, from Montreal and New York. Orarl is due at Auckland on the 2Mh. Discharges at Auckland. Wellington, Lyttelton, Dunedin, and Bluff. about the end of the month for New Zealand. Paparoa left Southampton on the 11th for 'Wellington, Auckland, and Port Chalmers. Due Wellington September 2S.