SHIPPING.

Auckland Star, Volume LIV, Issue 105, 4 May 1923, Page 4

SHIPPING.

Sunset : This evening. ."..1. Sunrise: To-murrow, 0.3 U. Moon: Last Quarter, May P, H.4S a.m. HIGH WATER. Auckland To-day 9.: iS a.m. 10.05 p.m. Auckland Sat.. 10.32 aju. 1«.3»p.m. Onehuuga Sat.. 1.50 a.m. VUil p.m. Kalparn Hrts.. . Snt.. 1.4."> a.m. 2.10 P'"Mnuuknu Hde. .SiiU 0.51> «•»'• ]I "■'"• ARRIVALS —J.ESTERDA V. Apanui. from Great Barrier. 7.30 p.m. Waipu. from Kopu. 11.40 p.m. Walotnb!, from Marsdcn Point. 11 p.m. THIS DAY. Manaia. from Whaugarei, r>.2o a.m. DEPARTURES—YESTERDAY. Kaitangnta. for Portland, ."..SO P >»• Nsapuhi, for Tannine. <>.*> l> 1: >. Claymore, for Whangarel, DID p.m. Tiroa for East Coast, ll.no p.m. Oix-roa, for Piako. 11.10 p.m. THIS DAY. Gael for Kerepeehl, 0.13 a.m. Tanlwha, tor Paeroa, 0.15 a.m. Marama. for Sydney. 11.30 a.m. rassen-ci-rs:—Saloon: Misses E. Adams. M. i.arfl,.n.D. ami W. Allen, M. C Davis, K. Kershaw. G. M. Harrison. E. LaTera l>. Slatter <",. v. Lowry, M. G. Lowry, a. ii. Mnmford. G. dough. ». Edmlston. G. V. Tllston I" Henderson. C. A. Campbell. TMii-ki-iilsic Lambert. H. Kidson-HunU-r, F. Harvey. XI. Black, L i' 0 ' 111 ?- , A - C Miiiviou. P. A. Hartley. H. Luks, J Matthews. Lake. V. B. Shaw; M«sllamps V Datrson. C. McClure. E. Cot. and infant, 1 , . KlUtlle. M. A Desneus K. A. ■Carpi. I!. O. Kelynack. Lake. K. IS. Smith. HA. Greene F. M. Inco, Rule-Taylor, E. iia>-,' K. ( ; . Davey. W. A. I>uekworth. 11. i■ I owry M \ Slinw. J. Wynne, A. 1 Speedy, G. Ulxcox, J. A. Pond. C. M. Tilston V M. Sliaw. 11. Moses, J. W. Armstrong and -J children. Gemraell and lnfiint. A. Trenwith, A. Ili-n-lereou. L. M<(iinitv Newman Hall. M. Gilchrist, Lnini.prt E V liyiin. V. Tnwnley. A. Donglae, W '.I Woods'. E. Harrow. I). A. Hill, A. riawkens itnil rtillil, li. C Harrison. A. L. C-irnet and children. "\V. I", lluslies am! cljild. Tuiimusou, H. .1. JlrGlll; Messrs. A. Uawdon, I). I'- Cooper, A. <;. Adams, O. Mc-Hure, S Hammond, T. X: Bagster, A\. 11 Kellr. A. R. Hex. G. Clark, .1. Milward. I' Riddle, A. .1. Uee. 11. llowell. .f. S. Triggs 3 M. Bell. l>. T. Hell 11. J. Limhert G 0 Kelyuack, l;. W. Shaw, A. B. I'rll.b L W. Shaw. A. K. Elder, S. It. Morris It. Marshall. \V. Masters, .1. It. narclay, J. McX. Agnow, B. A. Greene. Knle-Taylor. K. Clay, E. C. Davey, F. Gil(lirist, W. .T. Abbott, 11. Poland, J. Hand. \V A. Duckworth, T. H. Lowry, .1. Wynne. .1. Hispox, .1. A. fouil. .1. V. Armstrong, Cemmell. A. Trenlrftll, -T. Thomson. L. Train. 11. Walkloy. K. V. Ryan, V. Dovnan, Couway, W. Bcreliani. K. C. Harrison. J. Meldrum, W. K. Uudd, K. D. Seolt. Lambert, H. Humphries. -T. li. Moran. 11. E. BHdmnn. It. G. Andrew. W. Boyd-Mouk. .1. H. Wright. G. A. Pearson, E. McGlnlty. B. McGlnity, C. V. -Morgan, J. Wilkie, F. Brook, S. Hawthorn. J. <i. Chew. .1. C. Blechynden. Masters E. McCinily, E. lieu riersun. J. Williic, the Itev. W. P. Hughes: and 100 steerage, Including - Chinese ami 4 Hindus. VESSELS DUE AT AUCKLAND. Huia (schur.), Melbourne, via Wcstport, May 4. Westmeath, Hick's Bay, May i. Arahura, East Coast, May 5. Trevithick. New York, May 5. Canadian Constructor, .Halifax, May 6, via south, Middlesex, Liverpool, M:\y 6. •Oinnna, ißunbury. May «. Hakanoa, Lyttelton. May (i. Wanjika, south, May G. Mako, East Coast. May 7. R.M.s. Niagara, Sydney, May 7 Manuka, Sydney, -May 8. Berengar, Pacinc Coast, May in. Bradford City. Texas, May 10. Tutanekai. Wellington, vh .-oast. May 10, Kaitoke, Tonga, May 14. City of Batavia, New York, May 13. Canadian Ranger, New London. May i>. R.M.s. Makura, Vancouver, May 18. fanadian Inventor, Vancouver May -0. Port Kembla, London, 3rd week May. Port Hnclsiup. New York. May 2n. Trcdinnicli, St. John, May 21. Klmutaka, Liverpool. May 21. Tofua, Suva, May 21. ■Flora. Rarotonsa. May -'<. Tairoa, Liverpool. May 2!>. Waitemata, Calcutta, early .Tune. Matakana, South, -lime 7 (i-ninplPtfit). Canadian Miller, New London, .luui- 10. Arawa. London, June IS. City of Bagdad, New York, June 20. VESSELS IN PORT. In Stream-Taiune. Atua. Northern Chief (sehnr.). ltewa (bque.). Tanean-a (sctmr.). Kaeo fschnr.), lI.M. cable ship Iris, KawaPhilomel. H.M.s. Chatham, 'H.M.S. Laburnum. Western Wuarf—Franco. Piunn ■Kinz's Wharf-Tremere, YHaiiel (bqtne.), Kauri. Central Wharf —Kurow. . Prince's Wharf —Navua. I.S.N. Ontario. Oα Slipway—Northern <:hief (achur.l. NORTHERN COMPANY'S MOVEMENTS. Expected Arrivals. To-day.—Omana. from Ostoud, Snrfdnle. and Otniha, 0 p.m.. . Keli Itpua. Willi ngnroil ami JlttUgonui. 8.30 a in.; Ramwa. from New Plymouth, 0 a.m. Projected Departures. To-dny.—Wakatere, for Thames. 4.30 p.m.: .Manaia, Tor Whangarel. In p.m.: iimiva. for Browns Bay, Arkle's Buy, and yilverdale, 4.30 p.m. ROTORCA AT WELLINGTON. The Now Zealand Snipping Company's steamer Rotorua arrived at Wollinston al c.45 a.m. to-day, from Southampton. Hei Northern passengers were expected to leave "Wellington by the mid-day express, aud ■will arrive here to-morrow morning. CARGO FOR FRANCE DIRECT. An unusual announcement is made to-dnj by Messrs. Henderson aud Macfarlaue t< the effect that the Messaseries Maritime; steamer El-Kantara, of O.BSS tons, will loat New Zealand cargo'early in July Tor Freud ports direct. This will Elve. shippers th< opportunity o£ avoiding tlie deluj- wliicli 1 incurred by shipping to London and trans shipping there. The El-Kantara is expeete to leave Marseilles about tne mlddle-ot thl month for Australia, arid will come on i Wellington after • discharge, belnu dv there early in July to load for Marseille Bordeaux, Havre and Dunkirk ,

n The Uouto sailed last iiiuln for Tnuranga. " Tlic Makurausl is nt pii-cnt laid up for < auimnl overhaul. The Wannks was expr-ch-d (•• reach T.yr- • Mum ye&tenhiy. < The Tlriiii suIHmI shortly before mklnlsnt I for (Unboriip. Wellington. l.ytteltoii and IMiuedlu.' via j 1-urtlaiiU. Tiif Tn-iuprc mi r. p.m. today fur S Wellington (v i-nntlmu- discharge of hpr cargo Irani New York. Tlip l'inna is <-xpp<-tpd to leave the Western wharf :ii •". p.m. ;,,-day for Wellington \ to pr.l nut the balance of. her case nil fruiu Slugupore. li>-illi,- lluateil ulll .if 1 Ij<- (loi-k HI S n.UI. td-diiy, Hip I'tilti'il Stales iiavul j>:iirul stenmiT Oiitnrio «as liortlu-il at the f'riiu-e's wliarf i(. complete Imt ovprliuul. t The Kaltiinot left ytieltmi nt ii p.m. <m Tljwr.sJay witli cargo tor Aurklaiul. She 1.----expected t» arrive here <m Mnmlay morning, anil will lierth at tii-> King's whurf. Tlio Arahura is pxpm-tptl to nrrlre a> Auckland (o-u»orron- from Napier and <;isImrue, au<l will licrtli nl the Queens wharf. Ulie left Nuplvr HI S p.m. yesterday, and was t.i iiave (Jisborne this iiwirnhiß. j YSABEL FOR NICE. Tlie Scales barquenttue Ysabel i» expected i to still fnr Nino Islam! this evening «illi ' mails and general earso. 1 TAIXITS nEPAKTUHE POSTPONED. Messrs. 1.. I). Nathan and Co.. I.id., advise that I he departure of Hie Shaw. Snvlll and Albion steaiiu'f Tninul, from WelllnKluij fur SDiithampti.il ami Lomion. via Panama lias been post].cined until noon on Tnesilav. May 13th. CANADIAN CONSTRUCTOR. The Canadian t'otistruotnr leaves Xapier thia nfteriioou and will be due here on Sun day nioriiiiis. when slip, will berth at the Queens Wharf to complete loading for New York, Boston and Montreal. THE IXTER-COLOXIAL SERVITE. On lier return voyage to Sydney the Mamma sailed from the Queen's wunrt shortly before noon to-day. The nc-xt sti-amer frum Kydney will he the Manuka, which leaves there to-morrow, and will be due :it Auckland next Tuesday BulUim the following Friday on the return voyage. XIGAItA LEAVES SXDXET. The C/inadiau-Australlun mail steamer Niagara leTt Sydney ill 1 p.m. yesterday. with lao passengers for tiwklnnd and 2!H! . putcellgers for ports 1., i<l. She will lie due at Auckland on M.. .i.\. and will berth at the eastern side of the Queen's Wharf. She will sail for Vancouver at 11 a.m. on Tuesday, via Suva and Honolulu. THE COASTAL SCHOONERS. I After a prolonged voyage from Auckland to Ulelmrne the schooner Elsie Mary, which sailed from here on April arrived at Glsbome on the liiid Inst., to discharge general cargo. She leaves Glsborne early next week for Auckland. The Iliiunnl, which sailed on April 2:! rd arrived at Glsliorne on ihe evening of May Ist. with a cargo of coal. She is to leave Uieboruu to-morrow for Auckland.