SHIPPING.

Auckland Star, Volume LIII, Issue 251, 23 October 1922, Page 4

SHIPPING.

j>;.■■■*••■ \"h\- evenlnp. fi .l-i R-iri-l-..-: rn-nv.rTi«v morning. 4.57. v- ■■•.-.: Vi" ■ yjar'or. ii.'tuber 28, 0.36 a.m.. Hltiil WATER. An.-k;:in.l T.-.iiv. S.ai a.m. 00 p.m. Au.'kl.-'iid Tiii-?.. '•'.-''■• a.m. f>-iT-p.m. T '".. f>37 a.m. 1 R p.m. K-.iipTM I!' 1~ ..I" ■;••■-■• >'.:"Ja.TB. 12.JJ8 p.m. ■MBUukay 11d;..Tu0».. — 1--3 V-m. ARRIVALS-YH STEED-AY. Macula, frivr. WnauearM. 5.40 pm Arahnra. fr»:u Basr ("nasi p.-rts. IJJ p.m. Hauraki. :n 'to;- wti-cl, from San, Traaifi:r.vnTT'r.K<?—?ATrKD.\Y. Atsj.-i' for !".a-l I'i-a*: bay?. T.-o pm. Tiro... f,.r r,t,ih,.r;i.-. l |V i' UJ. A;..,: in, ;■••;■ Awunul. ]'■>!■' i'.ni. YESTERDAY. Horim-? for l.yrotor., 7.15 am. for WbnnsarM. f».U> p-i" this pay. VBSSKI.S I.N rnu-i. In ?*rvaoj-Talii!H'. .Vμ. Northern I'a'.cf iscQnr.i. I'ofna. I'.akauoa. Hcvra iTiq i. | ■svanraniil iniumo.). I Pcvo::; . X ;_ ;i.\; . l'.uiouHi. HM.s. Ln!>ur- I num. Iri.-. Quppn , .. \Vbarf--Katf>a. Arauura. Haurakl. Kin?'-. Wlinrf- ilii'a .x-hnr.i Huiwu Wharf Waipori, Elslo May. In (Quarantine — H.M.*. Chatham. Wrst'-rn Wharf- K-uj. ■VTTSSELS E.xrt TF.P AT AUCKLAXP. Kakapo. Ureymonrh. iVrnnnr -'■'. Kur..v .■\\>sipori, 0.-:ohcr -"-. M,l.|: ",. I.IVI-rinWl. II ■lOIH-γ -t. n..r«>t. sums, (,1,-toiipi- i;-. Dta'KL Son' 'York. nrtnnpT -"i. "'anartinn Explorer. Momrfai. via Australia an-! S"iitu. tVr.jV'fr 2">. Kalapui. Pi.-ton. Ortoher -S Arahina. i:.i~t roajt. Ocfuwr -P. G'.ai]. n>. U'pjtpnn. Octohpr 20. Kaiia i?:it,i. AuftrdU.in «!!■! Tasmanian p..->rt«. :■■ sail. Waitoaio. .Va-.iru rsland. to salL Kain-arra. Fiii. to sail. Waltnana. South. >"ovi»ml>er 2. Taiuui. S'lUtnamptoD. ; .i Weiiinaton. Norembor i. Tr-iT.v!. Mnntrp.-T.. ~ "'->\ ornher 5. Sydney, Novcmbor 6. Navua. Suva. NoTcailwT "■ ''."ana-iian Mon'.real, November 'Matakana. Liverpool. November 7, ■\Vanaka. South. Novpmnrr 8. sau Kraarisen, Novcraher 10. \la.opp---. >■•■«- York. Nivr'mnor l^. Flora. Raroton;a. November IS. Canadian Britisbpr. Vancouver. Xovemtier 20. Rim'itika. Fnuthamptoo, ria Wellington. November 27. Canadian Conqueror. Montreal, via Australia and South. November C*. Suffolk, London. November :.'?. To sail October 14. _ Southern Cross, Solomon Islands, Dex-em-•her 1. Port T>arv,-in. London. December in. Port Lincoln. New York, December 21. Treoiaron, London, mailed. October 5, Port Elliott, London. January 5. Tie Waipori. at present at the Hobson Tvha.-f. T- ill dork to-morrow. Th» Kiirnw loafl? coal n- "R"e«tport tnranrrciw fi>r where she is due S'M -Saturday. On ■\Ve'ine>-laT tho Glaucns loads a carpo of coal at We'ptport for Auckland. She is due t" .irrivp here aliont S-jnday. The Paloon.n left ilrlboni-ne last <3ar for -\VclUn?ton an<l Southern ports. i=he is due at. Wellington on Wednesday. Tic Kalapoi. after loadinc at "Wellington to-morrow, proceeds to I'icton to complete. She is flue to arrive at A'j--klan.l from ibe Soufh on eaturdar. The Maind.v Court, which has been discharging oO,C->XI sleepers at Taurang-a was to have left that port to-day for Makatc-i ports. THE rLIJIAPOA. The r'i '■■■ i i,-'r -Sydney on Saturday afternoon i< >■: Slanil Avith passengers, cargo aD'l Ui,,..-. .-ho is duo here on Wednesday. OTAKI DUE TO-MORROW. Tvn route from New York, the 'New Zealand Shipping Company* steamer Otakl is due to arrive at Auckland oarl.f to-morrow Smorning. After nidlirai inspection she will berth at the Queen? v.har£. MAKURA LEAVES VANCOUVER. The Union Compnny's steamer Makura left Vancouver la?t -Saturday for Auckland and Sydney. She calls in at Honolulu and Suva en route, ami is eapeftsd to arrive at this port on Norember 10. ARRIVAL OF 7IAUUAKI. The -Union Company's recently con- I structed motor vessel Huuraki arrived in Auckland last evening from s.-.n Fran■•isco. ' and anchored in the ftrwini. Slie iierthoil ar the Queen's v.-li-irf this raorninc. The vessel brought li:.i>fiti tons of cargo 1.-mde-i a* Pacific ('oast port? for Auckland Wellington, A'lejaide, aud Sydney. ] ARAriUHA MEETS UAD WEATHER. Rou.zh weather was experienceil by the Arah'ira. wbi'-h .irrived from >apier yesterday afternoon, in the course of her trip up the coi>t. The vesjpl left at 5.."0 a.m. or. Saturday, and met uirh flne wea- I ther ujuil rounding the ''ape, when she ' received a severe After taking ! 1« hours to cross the Bay of Plenty, the Arahura encountered smoother seas on nearliis Mercury Bay. and,_ under shelter of the land, made belter progress Into the port, wbire she arrived ar 1.1." p.m. yesterday. The Arahura leaves aiain for "the usual Ea-t Cea = t ports at j p.m. f>-mor- ! row.