SHIPPING.

Auckland Star, Volume LIII, Issue 194, 17 August 1922, Page 4

SHIPPING.

„__ Suneet: This evening, CIS. Sunrise: To-morrow inoruiu?, 0.32. 'Moon: New Moou, 23rd, 8.4 v.in. (HIGH WATER. Auckland To-day, 0.54 a.in. 1.23 p.m. Auckland 'Friday, I.4.ja.ui. 2.10 p.m. Onehunga Friday. 4.40 a.m. 5.10 p.m. Kalpara Hds...Friday. 4.:sria.m. n.O p.m. llanukau Hds. .Friday, :i.4oa.iu. 4.10 p.m. ARRIVALS—YESTERDAY. Hauiti, from Cbromaudel. 3.20 p.m. Tanlwha, from Paeroa, 0.20 p.m. Kanierl, from Whangarei, 11.15 p.m. THIS DAY, Tiroa, from East Coast, 1.5 a.m. Kalkorai, from Newcastle. 0.55 a m. Whakftrane. from Liverpool, 8.45 a.m. Athenic, from Wellington, 10 a.m. DEPARTURES—YESTERDAY. Kaitoke, for Newcastle. 10.10 p.m. Katoa, for Wellington, :\Ao p.m. Hauiti, for Kopu, 6.10 p.m. Manaia, for Whangarei, 10.10 p.m. THIS DAY. Waiotaibi, for Mangapai, 0.10 a.m. Manuka, for Sydney, 11.35 a.m. Passengers: Saloon. Misses V. iStevensou, .1. Clery, J. Charters, J. Snodgrass, J. E. Dixon. M. L. Halford, J. Muglnuess, X B Bowden", U. Knight. L. Hargreaves. A. Curlyle, L. McLeod, Ji. Greeu, E. Osborn; Olesdunies, J. A. Itedpath, K. A. I'earue, D. (Hugties and Infant, A. L. Stevensou, M. 11. I Rodney and two children, A. Bertram and child, J. Schischka, F. Cleary. J. Charters, H. G. Goldsmith, E. Belloe, G. il. Dixou, M. A. MaeOibbon, 11. Halford, L. ill. Liinib. C. S. Petrie, E. M. Carter and two children. T. 'Buckley, P. t>. Malcolm aud two children, A. E. Mapinness, J. M. Bowden, | E. M. Shaw, V. Knight, F. Figtree, Messrs. liusk, A. J. Ely, W. H. Agnew, A. It. D. S. Smith, A. E. E. Uulwe, J. G. Dykes. 1). F. ' Stewart, L. A. Sturrock, W. Browne. B. ' ■Kiiwles, J. A. Redpath, ]{. Pollock. X i McKay, E. Belloe, E. H. Bowden, M. H. ! Rodney, T. Sampson, .1. Wilson, A. Bertram, J. SchischUa, P. Cleary. J. Charters. H. G. Goldsmith, C. S. Petrie, N. Carter. T. Ran, M. C. Kelly, F. M. Finlay, F. White, A. Meredith, C. Copestoke, T. Buckley, A. G. Smith, J. XI. Bowden. .7 H. Luxford, E. C. Goldstein. N. H. Law, D. Macdonald, A. N. Hoffman. H. Swan, P. D. Malcolm, Victor Knlglit. V. Rau. aud Masters Charters (i-'i, aud So steerage XOKTHBRN CO.'S MOVEMENTS. Expected Arrivals. To-morroTv: Taniwha, from Pacroa, 11 p.m.; Ktinieri, from 11.30 p.m. , Njmtlawa, fr,om Opotlki, 11 a.m.; Elsie, from Puhol. 7 p.m.; Oiuana, from Silverdale. 6.30 p.m.; Mnuaia, from Whangarei, 0 a.m. VESSELS EXPECTED AT AUCKLAND. Koromlko, South, August 17, 7 a.m. (Jlaucus, South, August 20. • f'anopus. Westport, August IS. Twickenham, South, August in. K'okapo. Lyttelton, August 1!). TSloemfontein, New York, August 10. Omnna, Newcastle, via Coast, August 23. Moerald. eydney, August 21. Wangaratta. Opua. August 10 (loading). Port Campbell, Now York, August 24. Niagara, R.M.S., Sydney, August 28. Canadian Planter, Montreal, via South, August 29. Port Napier. London, August 30 (discharge and load). raimaroa, Sydney. August 30. Orari, London, August SS. Wangamil (bqtne.), Australia, late August Flora, Rarotonga, September 1. Ysabel (uqtne.). Niue, September 2. Tremere, New York, September 3. Kaiapoi, Melbourne, Sept. 7. Australia, Liverpool, September 6. Makura, Vancouver, September 8. Canadian Traveller, Vancouver, September 10. Waitomo. Nauru Island, September 10. Dorset. Liverpool, September in. Buteshire, London, September 17. ißrroll, Montreal, late September. Canadian Victor. Cannda. September IS. Durham, Liverpool. September 24. Paparoa, Southampton, October 3. Ruahine, Southampton, October 10. VESSELS IN PORT. In Stream —Talune, Atua, Northern Chief (schooner) Tofua, Rakanoa. King's "VVn'arf— Unndula, Kewa (barque), Huia (aux. schnr.). Sheerlegs Wharf—H.Jl.S. Philomel, H.M.s. Veronica. Queen's Wharf—Athenic, Whakatane. Central Wharf —Kaitoke, Opibl. Hobson 'Wharf—Elsie Mary (sihnr.), Kurbw, In Dock—Rona. Western Wharf— Southern Cross. On Slipway—Awahou. VESSELS SAILING. Awahou, East Coast. August 17. Opihi, Lytteltou, via Whangarel, August Tiroa. Gisborne. August IS. Kurow, Westport, August 17. Navua, Suva. August 21. Arahura. East Coast. August 22. Whakataue. Wellington, August 22. j Dundula. Newcastle, August 22. Wangaratta, Wellington. August 23. I Athenic. Lyttnlton, August 24. I Moeraki, Sydney. August 24. Niagara, Vancouver.' August 29. KAIKORAI FROM NEWCASTLE. The TJnion collier Kaikorai arrived at Auckland this morning from Newcastle with ith-iV?f ot A ? ml - and berthed at the Central ta Mrt nnm ec }L arge - She i 6 expected to be •n pott untU the middle of next week. MANUKA SAILED. »*« 5 b U? »i,l" Sydney short * •nfl cargo She iTrt,, t ?= passenKers - next, a¥d leaved ?h a Sy , aney on Monday *' \lSltoston ttere asaln on Thursday

1 Ivnrnmlko is due from the South at 7 a.m. to-nwrrow. Kurmv sails to-night fur Wcstport, where ! she loads for Aurkliinil. I Kakupo loft Tlniaru lasi night for Wellingj ton ami Auckland. I N.ivna sails for Suva on Monday morning next, mi her uumtlil.v trip of Hie Western j ! Pacific Islands. ; ! The Tirou arrived from (Jlsborne via the Coast early to-day. Stii> Is to sail agalu for | ; Uisburue to-morrow. The liannipntliii' Llndstol. which Yd been i at anchor off Uangitnto since Sun.lay. sailed ! early In-day for Sydnpy Willi her I'argo of Kαwn timber ami pumice suiiil from. Auckland. Owing to the iinfnvournlilo weather yesterday tin- llplbrn departure for Uyttelron, via yVhaiiguri'l was pustpulicu , until thin evculug. AUSTRALIA REPORTED. En route from Liverpool to Aucklnntl tin- Federal Hteumcr Australia cleared ranamil on August 10. and Iμ due hero about September 10. bringing general cargo for dischurge at the "lour nuuu ports. OMANA AT WELLINGTON. Laden with general cargo from Adelaide and coal auil hnrilwooil from Newcastle the Omana arrived at Wellington early to-day to discharge part of the cargo, after wheh she comes to Auckland next week to complete discharge. ATHENIC IN PORT. From London, via Wellington, the White Star liner Athenic arrived at Auckland this morning and berthed nt the western side of the Queen's wharf to discharge a large quantity of general cargo and load produce for London. She is expected to be in port a week, before proceeding southwards. TRANS-PACIFIC STEAMERS. The Vnion Company advise that the Hauraki Is due at Honolulu about Friday, I'-Jth inst. She loads at the Pacific Ctiast ports during September for Auckland, "Wellington. Melbourne and Sydney. Waitemata from Pacific Coast ports if >xpeetert to clear San Francisco this week ' ir Nnpler. New Plymouth, Dunediu, Blut, Melbourne and Sydney. Wairuna Is loading at Pacific Coast ports this month for Auckland. Melbourne Adelaide and Sydney. She arrived at' Vancouver from 'Frisco on the Dili inst. Walhemo is en route to the ITaciflc Coast, whore sue loads nt the end of September and early October for Napier. Ni*w Plymouth. Lyttcltou, Dunedin, Melbourne and Sydney. She also calls at Apia and Suva. WHAKATANE ARRIVED. To discharge a large inward cargo the New Zealand Shipping Company's steamer Whnkatane. 7055 tons (Captain Burton Uavies), on her thirty-seventh voyage to New Zealnnd. arrived at Auckland this morning and berthed at the (Jueen's wharf. She bad an uneventful voyage, viu Panama, calling .it Pitcairn on the night of July 31 to land one bug and take in two hags of mail. On Tuesday night the Whakatane was able to hear the Bloemfontein by wireless. Included in the steamer's Auckland cargo are:—1500 boxes tin plates. , 70U cases galvanised wire, 1000 sacks ' cornflour. 400 cases whisky. 1000 bundles steel bars. KOO cases window glass 40 cases plate glass. GlO kegs bicarbonate of ' sodn, 420 coils wire. 720 reels barbed wire, 1000 bars iron, and sundries, including , paints, oil. and nails. It is expected that the Whakatane will sail for Wellington J early next week. I