SHIPPING.

Auckland Star, Volume LIV, Issue 48, 26 February 1923, Page 4

SHIPPING.

Sun-id : This evening. t;.::4. Sunrise: To-morrow. 3.35. Mnon : First quarter. IMtti. 11.Hi! a.m. IIIOH WATER. ; Auckland To-day 2.(jr, n.m. p.m. Auckland Tu.'s.. 3.08 n.l». ."'..flS p.m. "nrbiint-a Tups.. i;.4j a.m. TJop.m Kaipara lids.. .Tups.. (i.40 a.m. 7.10 p.m. lianukaii lids. .Tuck.. fi.45 a.m. 6.15 p.m. ARRIVALS—SATfRDAV. , Wakarere, from Thames, 4.20 p.m. nko, from Naplpr. f>.r> p.m. ' Tnniwha. from J'aeroa, S.:if» p.m. YESTERDAY. Ifnnaia, from Whargarei. 5.30 a.m. Arnhurn. from East Coast, :! p.m. Opihi. from LytMton. 11.25 p.m. —— I IF.I'ARTCRE.— SATI'RDA V. Rona. for Sydney,*G p.m. YESTERDAY. Claymore, for Whangarei. .1.15 p.m. Taniwha. for Paproa, G.lfi p.m. TO! IS DAY. _ Wnkatore. for Thames, U. 45 a.m. '™"* Walnku. for "Wnlheke. 9.45 a.m. Oniana. for SilverdaJe, 10.10 a.m. Rlrn iketcni. for Powder Ground, S a.m. Awahoii, for Kast Coast. 1.30 p.m. NORTHEIt\ CO/S MOVEMENTS. Expected Arrivals. ' > To-day. - Claymore. from Whangarel, 11.30 p.m.: Tnnlwha. from Paeroa. 11 p.m.: Waltiku. from Ostend and Surfdale, 6.30 I'rojectpd Departures. Tii-day.—Kawau. for Kawau, Leigh, ami Jlaiijawai. 4 p.m.: Manala. for Whangarei. Id p.m.: Ngapuhi. for Tauranga, 7 p.m.: Clansman, for Russell and Opua, 7 p.m.. Tulioe. for Whnngarei. 5 p.m.; Motii, for Kuinrprp and Opotlkt. 5 p.m.: Otimai. for ller.ury Pay and Whakatane. 5 p.m. To-morrow.—Waiuku. for Walheke. 5.30 • in : Walpu. for Coromandel. 9 a.m.: Gael, for Kerepeehi, G a.m. VKSSELS IN POTIT. In Sirpaiii—Talmie, Atua, Northern Chief isilinr.i, Totua. Uewa (liq.). Vsabel liotnp.l. Kprniandifc (am. schnr.l. Tangaioa (schniO. Ids (cable stenmer). r-vonpurt — H.M.e. Pnilomel, H.SI.s. Chatham. Cnpen s Wharf—Arahura. Cfntrnl Whnrf—Canadian Pionppr Waihorn. Opilli. Wnetirn Wharf—Ronadi. Kaeo (erhnr.) France. Southern Cross. Hula (srhr.l. Kins'R Wharf—l'ukaki. 'Kaitoke. Trekleve. Raden I'owell. VESSELS DUE AT AUCKLAND. Westmoreland, South, Fphruary 28 (loads), Mako. East Coast, Febrirary 24. Opihi. I,yttPlton, February" 2.* i. Wlngntni. South, February 27. rinkn. fiouth. February 28 (loads i. Kaiw-iirrn, Newcastle, "March -J. N'nrua. Sura. February 28. Maliaiia, South. Fphruary 28 (loads). Vlnlta, San Francisco. February 28. Hatipara, N"evs- Orleans, February 28. Fiona, Newcastle. March I. Wanaka. South. March 7. Port Curtis. Australia. March 4 (loads). K.M.s. Niagara. Sydney, March 5. Armaeh. Australia, March .j (loa«s). Pnpnroa, London, via Wellington. March 5 Mararaa. Sydney, March c. Westmeath, Liverpool, March 11. Canadian Planter, South, March 12. Corinthic. London, via Welllnjrton. Mar. 12. Port Napier. Australia. March 12 (loadsi. Ftauraki. San Francisco, March 12. Jersey City. Napier. March 12 (loade Home) Kalkoura, South, March 13 (loads). Rurnnui, Liverpool. March 13 Trevessn. New York. March 14. F.M.s. Makitra. Vancouver. March Ifi Canadian Transporter, Vancouver, March Iff. H.M..1. Veronica. North, March 20. Raranga. Antwerp. March 21. Tlnahinp. Southampton. March 2,* i Kentucky. New York. March 2S. Opawa. Liverpool. March 28. The Trekiove is to sail at. 3 p.m. tomorrow for Wellington. n.M.s. Laburnum arrived at Lyttelton lest nlßht from Auckland. The Wannka is expected to leave Dunedln to-morrow for Auckland, via ports. The Kaitoke is expected to leave Auckland at noon on Wednesday for Newcastle. The Baden Powell is to sail at noon tomorrow for Tokomaru Bay. Tolago Bay ■nd Glshorne. The schooner Ruin came off the slipway on Saturday and berthed at the North Wail to continue her overhaul. The Arahura arrived from the East Coaet last night, anil berthed at the (Queen's mo f ' yhe sa " s "Sain at - P-m. toThe Zita arrived at Dargaville on SaturOay nlsht. She discharges produce there an,! Ui»n proceeds to Hokl-ansa to load i tlmlier for Kopu and Aueklact! | h.in-a N n ?° k <l Ut 5- «P crt ed to leave Onef,,r ("revmo'L «h t "- n " ,mw afternoon CoMt of the <-oromandei P ly" nln^ul , a he EaSt wharf this moraln" M • nd general cargo. She l^eipofted t° n see- wTss-o, aiisLSsSS g.nen,. cargo from the "ai,. "li to leave here on Kridnv tnZ Welliiigton. Lviielton, Uunedln, Oain/ru ami Tlmuru. * The Mako arrived from the East Coast wnt on the isllpway this afternoon f u r repairs, and will load cargo to-morrow end Wednesday for all the East Coast nor.. °' - WaIMEA DELAYED. Messrs. Ruhspll and Somen advise that fihe Waimea has been delayed In lo&dtns end will not be due at Onehunga from "Nelson until Friday. After discharge she loads tor Nelson, Weatport and Gre>mouth

MAKURA LEAVER FOR VANCOUVER. Tbe mail steamer Maknra left Vancouver a: uiiduleht on Friday last for Auckland, yin Honolulu and Suva. She will be clue here on the 16th March and afterwards pro , .«iis to Sydney. WITHIN WIRELESS RANGE. The following vessels are expected to h p wi'hin range of the Au< kland wiresn sfatin.i tonight ■—Aiistrallnd. Fiona. Kalwirni N'avua. Itutiu. Tre.iithney. t'llmaroa, V.n 11<r». II M.s. Veronica. Vinita. Wingatul. MANtKA FOR WELLINGTON. The only intercolonial steamer from Syd he; this week Is the Manuka, which is due at Wellington to-morrow. She sail" again ■ .11 March 2 on the return trip to Sydney. THi: CANADIAN' PIONEER. It is expected that the Canadian Pioneer will lie dispatched on Thursday for New V.-rk RoHtnn and Halifax. She will h» lending at the Central wharf to-morrow and Wednesday. ATHENIC AT BLUFF. The White Star liner Atheiiio is I" leave P.lnfT m-morrow for Timaru and Wellington to idutlnue loading. She will lie .luC at Wellington on March I anil sails on the J'tli fur Southampton ami London, via I'.iiiaiiiu. PAPAROAS PASSENGERS. ThM New Zealand Shipring Co.'s liner I'aparna. which is due at Wellington tomorrow evening from London and Southampton, via Panama, is bringing the following saloon passengers:- Misses M. Adamsi.n. A C. Freeman. 11. I". Freeman. 1! Hamilton-Gordon. S. Hensley. S. B. and P. M. Hint. S. A. Shaw.-ross. M. Wall. M. M. Withers. Mesdames M. Adamson. c M. drover. Unit K. K. T. Perkins. Shaw.-ross. TiilswHl. K. A. Wood. I>r. It. A. Mutt. Rev. T. Creed. Major R. H. Kelly. Messrs. F. S. Bennev. F. Hervey Bathurst. P. P. Hntt and son. 11. W. Johnson. I*. 11. lane. P. 11. Lawrence. W. J. McNeilly. C. r Morris. T. J. Murdoch. C. Shawcross and '-• sous. 11. T. Tidswell. F. <l. Tidswell. R. T. Tidswell J. R. Tidswell. 11. f. Whitehead: 170 third class.