SHIPPING.

Auckland Star, Volume LIV, Issue 183, 2 August 1923, Page 4

SHIPPING.

iunset: This erenlns, 8.4. eunrise: To-morroiv inorralnjr. 6.40. Moon; Last quarter sth, 6.52 a.m. HIGH WATER. Auckland To-day, 10.38 a.m. 10.58 p.m. Auckland Frl., 11.19 a.m. 11.39 p.m. Onehnnga Frl., 2.20 a.m. 2.45 p.m. <KeiparaHds...Frt f 2.15 a.m. 2.40 p.m. afanukauHds..Fri. > 1.20 a.m. 1.45 p.m. ABRIVALS—YESTERDAY. Flora, from Raxotonga, 7.20 p.m. THIS DAT. Slotn. from Opotlkl, 6 a.m. Taniwha, from Paeroa, T. 15 a.m. Claymore, from 'Whangarel, 7.40 a.m. Isabel (barquentine), from Klue Island. DEPARTURES—YESTERDAY. Clansman* for Russell, 4.15 p.m. * Wakatere, for Thames, 4.40 p.m. PntlkL tor Portland, 8.15 p.m. Manila, for Whangarel, 10.10 p.m. B6na, tor FIJI, 6.10 p.m. THIS DAY. Apannl, for AwanoL 0.10 a.m. Faroto, for Whangarel, 4.43 a.m. VESSELS EXPECTED AT AUCKLAND. Dundrennan, Makatea Island, Angnst 3. iPoet Hnuter, South, August 3. (Loads Home). Doonholm, Nova Scotia, Auenst 3. Kosmo, New York, August 3. Kalkonra. NewcasUe. about Angnst 8. Armagh. Liverpool, via. FIJI, Angnst 4. Saimanawa, westport, August %. Naringa, Ltrerpool, August 5. De Greve, Java, Indefinite; at Sydney. Canadian Miller. South, August 4. Arahurn, East Coast, August 0. Xalkoral, Newcastle, -On. Fiji, August 6. Makura, Sydney. August c. BsJcanoa, Greymonth. Ansnst 7. Sussex. New York, August 7. Canadian Cruiser, Montreal, August 12. Tofua, Suva, August 13. Swazi, New York. August 19. t Clan Mackenzie, 1 New York, August 20. Paparoa, Liverpool, Angnst 22. Niagara, Vancouver, August 24. , Mahana, London, August 29. Trekieve, New York, August 26. , Westmoreland, South (loads), Angnst 28. J Port Napier, London, September 10. , VESSELS IN POET. , In Stream—Talune, At™. Kaeo (sehnr.), Tangaroa (schnr.), France, Iris, Bewa i (banjue). Southern Cross. Kalwarra. ©evonport—H.M.s. Philomel. Queen's Wharf—Kurow, Manuka, Mako. ( Western Wfiarf—Canadian Prospector. King's Wharf—'Elsie Mary (schnr.). Huanul (ketch), Flora, Tiroa. In Dock—H.M.s. Chatham. North Wall—Navua. « "Prince's Wharf—UonrUyan. s KOBTHBRS CO.'S MOVEXEEyTS. Expected Arrivals. ' 3 To-day.—Eawau, from Little and Big. Omaha. Kawan. Tl point, and Takatn, 0 - §.m.; Apanul, from Great Barrier, c.30 p.m.; ono, from Kopn and Turua, 6 p.m. To-morrow.—Jianala. from Whansaret, 9 Projected Departufes. To-day.—Ngapuhl, for Tauranja, 0.30 n f.m. . ' k . ; To-morrtfw.—Omana, for Brown's Bay, bride's Bay, SilvenJale. 7 a.m.; Haultl, for Coromandel, ColvUle, 7 a.m.; Gael, for Kerepeehi,' 2 a-m. l 'MAKURA LEAVES STDN'EY TO-DAT. The mail steamer Makura leaves Sydney £ to-day for Auckland, and win be due here en Monday morning, en route to Vancouver, lU Suva and Honolulu. EASTERN TIDE-DEFLECTOR LIGHTS. 9 The following lights have been estab- v Uahed and are now Deing exhibited from the s enter end of the Eastern tide-deflector:— * Red, orange, red. vertically disposed sft apart, the lower being 10ft above highWater mark. ■ • v ABAWA SAILS 4 FJI. SATURDAY. g Mesers. L. D. Nathan and Co. advise that the Shaw; Bavlll steamer Arawa Is scheduled to sail from Wellington at 4 p.m. on Saturday for Southampton and London. «ria Panama. Passengers will require to j embark toy 3 p.m. on Saturday. * YSABEL RETORN*ED. The Scales barqnentlne Teabel passed C jriri at 10.30 a.m. to-day, and was towed ■into the harbour this afternoon by the I Young Bungaree, having completed her third voyage this year to Nine Island. The barqenttne is to berth this evening at the King'e wharf. ARMAGH LEFT SUVA. En rente from London to Auckland, the large cargo steamer Armagh left Sura at Boon yesterday and will be due here on Sunday next. She will discharge 1500 bags of mall from the United Kingdom and also general merchandise, before proceeding to Southern ports. CANADIAN CONSTBUCTOB SAILED. The Canadian Constructor sailed from Montreal on July 29 for Auckland and Australian ports. She will call at Sydney (Cape Breton) to complete loading, and will be due at Auckland about September 12, to discharge hex New Zealand cargo. CANADIAN MILLER MONDAY. The Canadian Miller wOl be due at Auck- «* na on Monday morning, via Xapler, to complete loading for- Sew York, Boston and - /MontreaL_ She is to dear on Tuesday, Tla 'Panama Caoai. • ' frLORA RETURNED , . ' -.^Pje* l "* her" July "trip to the Eastern (SISJJM ionlon Company's steamer Flora to AucklanS last night and 522n1f tK,n * • wna rt. to discharge 13,000 «?SS? 3000 cases' of tomatoes, IVAitaKw % wianas. After loading ii^SSfttyiS?^ l,l Md Rarotpnga. the ' on the evening ».;i- . a Bne encountered" tempestuous *?« iSrSi^ weather, with high •S*&, v i?**S n * J , * Ju ly 2e t0 » whole gale ' ""ji iiiif^ttz-* l,, v «» a el to labour heavily quantities of water on deck *P**P JT.*- gRT reduced, and slow pro-

„ The Keknpo left Portland to4aj for New Plymouth. The Kaikoral la due to arrive from La lit oka on Sunday afternoon. The Tiroa Is to Bail tills evening lor Glsborne direct. ; The Wanaka sailed from Oamaru at 6 1 a.m. yesterday for Timaru. She was expected to leave Timaru at noon, to-day lor Wellington and Auckland. The Canadian Prospector 5e to sail for Sydney on Saturday morning to continue discharge of her cargo of lumber and genera! cargo from Vancouver. The Anchor steamer K;iito;i win t>e due &t Onehnnca to-morrow morning from Nelson, and will sail on Saturday for Nelson and West Coast ports. Messrs. Russell and Somilß, the agents, advise that the steamer will return to Onehunga about the middle of next week to load coal for Plctun. KOS3IO TO-MORROW NIGHT. Tbe Ellerman and Bucknnll steamer Kosmo will be due at Auckland to-morrow night from New York to the agency of the New Zealand Shipping Company. MANUKA SAILS TOMORROW. On her return voyage to Sydney the Manuka Is to sail from tbe Queen's wharf at 11 a.m. to-morrow. She will be dne at Sydney on Tuesday next, and leaves there the following Friday for Wellington. KIMUTAKA REPORTED. En route to Southampton and London. the New Zealand Shipping Company's liner Rimntaka, which sailed from Auckland on July 0, arrived at the Panama Canal on July 30. The steamer will be due at Southampton about August 15, and leaves there on her next voyage on September 21. for Auckland. Wellington, Lyttelton, Dunedin and Nelson. PORT HUNTER TO-MORROW. The Farmers' Co-operative Auctioneering Company advise that the Port Hunter was to leave Glsborne at noon to-day for Auckland. She will be due here to-morrow evening, and will berth at the western side of the Queen's wharf to load butter, frozen meat and general cargo for London, also general cargo for New York and Boston. This is the steamer's final port, and she Is scheduled to clear early next week, via Panama. TAKAPCXA BEACH CABLE HUT. The Marine Department advise that a white painted concrete hut. immediately In front of which Is a triangular beacon on which is painted "Cable" In large lettere. has been erected cs the southern corner of the Strand. Takapuna Beach. Prom the foregoing triangular beacon two other double-triangle beacons have been erected, one being situated 037 degrees distant 300 feet the other being situated 108 degrees distant 378 ft. The distance separating the two double-triangle beacone Iβ 391 ft in a northerly and southerly direction. Ancchorlng vessels in the vicinity of the cable or beaching vessels within the area enclosed by the three beacons is prohibited.