SHIPPING.

Auckland Star, Volume LIV, Issue 147, 22 June 1923, Page 4

SHIPPING.

/Sunset; This evening, 4.39. \.,\- i- ■ Sunrise: Tn-morrnw, 7.6. y. i iloon; Full Mcjon, 28th, 12.34 p.m. ,* '#*- '•"'* HIGH WATER. 'Auckland...... To-day, 0.23 n.m. 12.40 p.m. Auckland Pat., 1.16 a.m. 1.47 p.m. Onehunga Sat., 4.53 a.m. r>.24 p.m. KaiparaHds...Sat., 4.48 a.m. 5.20 p.m. ManuiauHds..Sat., 3.55 a.m, 4.28 p.m. ISP"- - * , ARRIVALS.—YESTERDAT. *?Jr 1 Wakatere. from Thames. 6.10 p.m. : Apanui, from Great Barrier. 6.35 p.m. 1 Kawau, from Kawau, 6.50 p.m. jk THIS DAY. :*■«-' X Manaia, from Whangarei. 6.20 a.m. R.M.s. Niagara, from Vancouver, Honolulu and Suva, at 5.45 a.m. Passengers:— First saloon: Sir. A. C. Blyth, Mr. P. V. Buelens, Sir. and Mrs. G. Campbell. Mr. and Mrs. D. Carter, Mr. and Mrs. T. A. Clark. Miss S. Collie. Mr. P. Chung. Mr. H. French. Mr. R. Foster Mr. P. Foster, Mr. W. Garrett, Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Gray. Mr. D. Holmes, Mr. A. Hayes. Mrs. C. Hall. Mr. W. O. McKellar, Mr. and Mrs. H.B. Maunsell. Mr. J. S. Sinclair, Mr. W. Wadsworth. ,Mlbs D. Collins, Miss E. A. Levy, Mr. S. Blce, Mies Rainsforth, Mrs. Kerr Taylor, Br. C. B. Tudehope. Mr. \V. Grny. Misses V. A. Grey. Second saloon: Mrs. A. F. Adams and child. Mr. M. D. Beamer, Mr. E. W. Collie, Miss C. Henderson. Mr.' and Mrs: E. Jones, Mr. J. P. Kilkenny, Miss M. Kelly. Mr. and Mrs. W. Lyon. Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Murray. Mr. and Mrs. R. Miller Mr. J. S. Robbie. Miss M. Salmond. Mr. and Mrs. S. M. Sumrnerhays, Miss M. Taylor. Miss B. Walsh. Miss J: R. Young. Mr. and Mrs. H. H. York. Mr. .T. Ball. Mr. H. Gills, Mr. and Mrs. D. C. Rostgard, Misses Kostzard (2). Mr. T. H. Robinson. Mr. F. O. Walker, Mr. Yam Lep. Third-class: Mesdames M. Morris. Windybank and child. Castle," W.'f. "Castle, g! Mitchell K. Windy-" bank, J. Fenton, and 1 Chinese. Motu, from Opotiki, 11.55 a.m.

DEPARTURES—YESTERDAY. Taniwha, for Paeroa, 4.10 p.m. Ncapuhi, for Tauranga, 6.40 p.m. Bonaki.ifoi'i Whangarei. 11.20. pjn.-.. , _~ ' THIS DAY. Waipu, for Kerepeehi, 4.3 a.m. Oneroa, for Piako. 7.30 a.m. Ysabel (schnr.), for Niue Island, 7.45 a,m. Wakatere, for Thames, S.lO a.m. VESSELS IN PORT. In Stream—Talune. Atua. Tangnroa r (■schnr.), Kaeo (schnr.), France, Iris, i Kewa (barque). Prince's Wharf—Navua. ■King's Wharf —Wingatui, Mapu (selinr.). Queen's Wharf—Tofua. R.M.s. Niagara. .Central Wharf—Maroro (schnr.). Arawa Devonport — H.M.s. Philomel, H.M.s. Chatham. Western Wharf—City of Bagdad. VESSELS DUE AT AUCKLAND. Tlroa, East Coast, June 22. Canadian Traveller, Vancouver, June *"' Kauri, Newcastle, via Wellington, June '''4 Kawatiri, Weetport, June 23. Southern Cross, New Hebrides, June 23 Arahura, East Coast, June 24 Kaiwarra, Westport, June 24. Kaimanawa, Lvttelton, June "5 Flora, Rarotonga, June 23. Kfltoa, South, June 23. Marama, Sydney, June 20 - Mako, East Coast, June 27. ' Howra, Mexico, June 27. Canadian Spinner. Sydney, June 2S. Rimutaka, Gisborne, June 2S (completes Home). Middlesex, South, June 2!) (final port for New York and West England). Canadian Ranger, South, June 20 Port Mocquarie, New York, June 30. 'Atholl. Halifax. June 30. Hauraki. San Francisco, .Tune 30 Canadian Pioneer, Montreal. July 2. H.M.B. Veronica, Fiji, July 2 Cumberland, Liverpool, July ° Manuka, Sydney, July 3 ' Kalomo, New York, July 5 Kaitangata, Hobart, July S* Niagara. Sydney, July d Crafgness, Port Arthur, Jnlv 11 Westmoreland. Liverpool, Jult 12 Atoemc, London, via Wellington, July i-» cu mo, w7 York - Jnl y is.K.M.s. Makura, Vancouver, July 20.

NORTHERN COMPANY'S MOVEMENTS.

Expected Arrivals. To-day.—Orewa, from Brown's Bay Arkle's Bay. Silverdalp, at 4pm- Omana froni Ostend. Surfdain, Omiha P at' 6 pm : Tamwha. from Pacroa, nt 0.30 p.m. ■ Claymore, from Whangarci, at 10 p.m. UJ To-morrow.—Ngapuhi. from Tauranca at 7 a.m.; Kimu, from Russpll, Opua' Whangaro.i, Mangonui, at" 8.30 am : Waipu. from Kerepeehi, at 7 a.m.; Karawa' from New Plymouth, at a a.m. ' Projected Departures. To-tjay.—Hawaii, for Orewa, Waiwcra Mahurangi, Warkworth, at 4 p.m.: Mnnaia. for Whangarei, at 10 p.m.: Waiotahl, for Coromandel, Colville, at 8 p.m. To-morrow.—Apanui, for Awanui, Waipapakaiiri, Whangaroa, Jlangonui, at 5.30 a.m. CANADIAN .RANGER AT BLXTFF. To continue loading, the Canadian Hanger arrived at Bluff last night from Melbourne. She will be due at Auckland early 5n July to.make this her final port for New York, Boston and Montreal. CANADIAN TRAVELLER TO-NIGHT. The Canadian Travellor (Captain McConachy) is expected to arrive to-nieht from Vancouver. She will berth at the western side of the wharf to discharge timber and general cargo. «n.d will leave here next -week for Australia. MIDDLESEX ON MONDAY. The New Zealand Shipping Co. advise thar the Middlesex arrived at Gisborne this morning from Wellington, and is expected io leave there to-morrow for Auckland. She will be due hpve early on Monday morning and berth nt the Queon';«_-svharf to complete I"adiDg for Boston, New York 'and Wept of England tiorts. sailing finally on Wednesday morning, via Panama. KIMT."TAKA NEXT WEEK. To rompiere loading for London and West of England ports, the. New Zealand f-btpping Cn '« steamer Kimutaka is expected to arrive at Auckland about the end of ljeir week. She will embark passengers hen* for London. ht;ia leaves .melbour-ne. According to cable advice rhe Nnbol's Explosives auxiliary schooner lluia sailed from MrJbournc yesterday for Auckland, via Greyroouth and Westport, with esnlosivps and general carcp. She will be doe bere in about'a fortnight's time.

The Ttroa arrives at Auckland this afterTbc Kauri is expected to leave l.yttelton to-morrow, with cargo for Auckland. The Wingatul Bails to-night for Portland, and will return to Aucklaud on Sunday. The City of Bagdad will sail on Tuesrlny next for Napier to put out a further quantity of her cargo from New York. The Knrow was to leavp Lyttclton nt IS p.m. yesterday for Duuedin. thence proceeding to Oamaru. Timaru and Auckland. The Arawa is expected to proceed southwards towards the end of nest week to continue discharge and loading. With a cargo of West port coal for Auckland, the Kawatiri sailed from WoMport yesterday afternoon, and will be due here on Sunday. THE TSABEL SAILED. The Scales harnjientine Ysahel palled for Nine Island at <.45 a.m. to-de.v. She should return to Auckland again In about three weeks' time. TOFUA SAILS 11 A.M. TOMORROW. On her next Island trip the Tofna Is to eail for Suva at 11 a.m. to-niorrow. She rive Suva 28th, depart 20th ; depart Nukualofa, July 2nd ; depart Haapai, 3rd, Vavau 4th. arrive Apia (Samon). nth: depnrt 6th: arrive Suva 10th, depart 11th; arrive back at Auckland IGth. THE SCHOONER MAPU. Messrs. W. Arehibold and Co. (Ltd.), advise thnt the schooner Mupii ■will proceed to Whangarei towards the end of next week after discharging her hardwood from Clarence "iver and will loud n enrgo of sawn timber at the northern port for Sydney. NIAGARA IN PORT. •" Honolulu and Suva, the. mail steamer Niagara. tons (Captain J. T. Rolls!, arrived at Auckland this morning and berthed at the Queen's Wharf. The only storm yesterdny approaching Aucklaud. The steamer is scheduled to sail for Sydney at 10 p.m.- to-day in continuation of her voyage.

EAST COAST LIGHT. The now light tower on Ohena Island, opposite Mercury Bay, has been completed and is to be lighted this evening for the first time. It should- prove a great boon to vessels using the inner passage up and down the East Coast. The light shews n. one-second flash and is obscured for five 1 seconds,

MOERAKI'S NEXT TRIP. The Union Company advise that the Moeraki is due at Melbourne to-dny from Tuesday. June 26. for Bluff. If the vensel is not delayed by cargo work at Bluff she may work there on Saturday, the 30th inst., and will clear Dunedin on Monday. July 2; Lyttelton on the 3rd. and Wellington about Wednesday, July 4, for Melbourne direct.

H. K. HALL CHARTERED. The well-known nve-masted schooner H. K. Hall, -which arrived at Lyttelton on September 22, 1921, from Newcastle, has been ehartereJ for the Maiden Island trade. Recently the vessel was docked for an extensive overhaul. She was sold during the war to Australian buyers, and sent to London with skins, after which she rettirnod to Australia and was loaded at Newcastle for Lyttelton.

THE KATOA WORKS PORT CRAIG. Another harbour that bids fair to rival Tauranga as a coastal port is Port Crais, Southland, about 40 miles west of Bluff. This port has been worked during the past week by the Union Co.'s steamer Katoa (2484 tons), -which entered the, harbour without any difficulty and anchored In deep water. By means of lighters she shipped some 600,000 feet of timber, and left there at 3 p.m. on June 16 for Dunedin. Port Craig has one of the most up-to-date sawmilling plants in the Dominion, and this is -working full time, and has a capacity of 4-5,000 feet a day. Part of the Katoa's cargo was discharged at Dunedin. and the balance is for Lyttelton and Auckland.

PASSENGERS FOR SYDNEY. The Niagara, which bulls at iv p.m. to-day for byiluoy, will unioark the loliuwiug i>u»scngurs at AucKluuu:—Hist saloon: .\jr. ana Mrs. P. Barter, Miss B. Sim, .Mr. L. it. iiarvey, Mr. a. H. Christie, Mr. autl Mrs. Oiernuiington, Mr. autl Mrs. H. 1 , . Richmond, Mr. .]. Molloy, Mr. and Mrs. .1. liiugJand, Mr. aud Mrs. a. h. Tail, Mr. l>. It. Caklwell, Mr. .1. H. Ferguson, Mr. A. L,. Mulr, Mr. A. Godfrey, Mr. Jcuncns, Mr. A. M. West, Miss Foster, ilia, aud Miss Corrie, Mrs. K. Kohn. Mr. E. FriedlanUer, Mrs. K. Hunter, Mr. autl Mrs. Samson, Mr. an!. Mrs. H. Frledlander, Mr. B. Frieze, Jlr. J. Turner, Mr. F. G, Hudson, Mr. G. Dearsle.v, Mr. \V. Painter, Mr. Bedniead, ilr. :ind Mrs H. Robertson, Mrs. and Miss Law; Miss Buchanan, Mrs. Melnrath, Mrsi c. E. Colnett, Mrs. K. Cavegan. Miss B. Bonhani. Miss M. Brackelman, Miss L. Mulr, Miss XL Dearsle.v, Mrs. li. Harris, Miss M. Seabrook, Messrs. Law (2), Mr. and Mrs. E. .1. Fordhani, Mr. C. P. Ilanington, Mr. W. Stewart, Mr. \V. O. R. Gregory. Mr. I) Hunter. Mr. R. Graham, Mr. S. Atkinson, Mr. and. Mrs. W. F. Stewart and daughter, Mrs. H. Bnttershill and 3 daughters, Mr. and Mrs. 1,. H. Tingey, Mrs. and Miss Ibbotson, Mrs. R. Brown. Miss :H. King. Mrs. A. Jay, Mrs. F. Robertson, Miss 1). Johnson. Mrs. ,T. Hunt, Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Adams, Mr. and Mrs. J. Boycl, Mr. and Mrs P. Wood. Mr. F. W. Richards, Mr. Eh! Smith, Mr. T. H. Barrlen. Mr. A. T. Clayton, Mr. 11. A. Parker. Mr. Charlton Dawson. Mr. and Mrs. Le P. S. Townsend, Mr. and Mrs. A. F. Hudson. Miss P. Blancp. Mrs. A. Blance, Miss Sweetapple, Mr. and •Mrs. L. H. Steger. Mr. and Mrs. R. 1.. Woodnouse. Second saloon : Mlssos D. Neleon, A. O. Hopkins. N. Hiskens, Jobnstonc, L. N. Hawkins. V.. Hill, R. Munro, M. Main, D. Cermanetti. Boyd. W. Hyam*. K. Cain. J. Coin. Craven, F. Blackctt, Mendames 3. A. Nelson, A. Lowe, Walsb. Morrisfi.v-Cox. B. E. Maberlc.v, F. ABell. B. Hall. E. 3. MoFarlane, H. J. Goulstone. S. Kowe. Goodhue. E. Baston. J. Conway. F. C. Payne. E. G. Foster. Messrs. .T. Mclnnes. JI. O"lsonochue: J. Main, Walsh. A. Elliott. R. J. Dickie, Pastor L. H. Hnrrey, I/. Carmichael. E. A. Bayliss. B. Elpinstonc. A. E. Evans. A. G. Foster, S. T?nwp. Goodhue. H. Henderson. Craven, B. Frieze. L». A. Cain, and one Cbineeo. and 47 st<>pracp. ipfludins nine Hindus and three Chinese.