SHIPPING NEWS.

Auckland Star, Volume LV, Issue 114, 15 May 1924, Page 4

SHIPPING NEWS.

. Sunrise: To-morrow. 6.45. e&" Sunset: This evening, 4.51. Moon: Full Moon, lath, 5.23 a.m. """ ■'"' HIGH WATER. ancklanS To-day. 3.13 nm. 3.4G p.m. P"., 4.14 a.m. 4.45 p.m. Onehunga Fri.. 7.31 a.m 8.22 p m Kaipara Hds.. .Fri.. 7.46 a.m. 8.17 p.m. ManukauHds..Fii., t>.sOa.ni. 7.22 p.m. ij " ARRIVALS.—YESTERDAY. TJlimaroa. from Sydney. 2.25 p.m. PasBengers.—Saloon: Mr. and Mrs. W. Angus, Misses E. and R. Angus, Mrs. A. A. Anstev, Mrs. F. Adams. Miss E. Arcbbold. Mrs. M. Andrews aud two children, Mr. W. Bardsley, Miss T. Eastings, Mr. W. Barrowman, Mrs. W. Barrow-man and child, Mr. J. Bates. Mr. G. Best, Miss L. Barrett. Mr. J. and Miss J. Browne, Air. W. G. Berridge, Mr K. Crawford, Messrs. Tl. w. and W F Creeke. Mrs. J. CraddocU. Mrs. M. A. Collins, Miss Duff. Mr. and Mrs. J. Derenne, Mr. G. Deane. Sir. and Mrs. W. Early, child .•ind infant, Miss R. Edgar, raymaster-Lieut Foley. Mr. A. Fnull, Miss C. Fostrr, Miss K. Gillespie. Mr. and Mrs. J. Gerald, Mr. I. Gray, Mr. and Mrs. Grconslade, Miss E Urcenslade. Miss E. Guthrie, Mr. and Mrs 11. Hall, Miss Hall. Mr. K. Hawthorne, Mrs! C. Heissey. Mr. and Mrs. B. Barrow Mr R Humphreys, Mr. C. Hurrey, Mr. and Mrs J. Hutchens. Mr. F. Ilogan, Messrs. L. and 1). Eladlow. Miss E. .Tenninzs. Mr M Kerr Mr. anil Mrs. 11. Kelliher, Mrs. W. Kerns and child. Mr. G. L-indemnn, Mrs. B. Lewis, Miss V. Le-Grand, Mr. .T. Lucas. Mies M Moor, Mrs. M. Morgan, Miss B. Mill, Sir. J. Mann. Mr. W. Maekay. Mr. C. Meillen. Miss' 1. McKenzie. Mrs. H. MeKenzle, Mrs. J. McMorris, Miss V. McLaren, Mr., Mre. and Miss McMurde, Miss C. McLean, Miss V Xixon. Mr. R. O'Dwyer, Miss D. Ormond Mr. >.. Porter, Mrs. C. Potter, Mr. C. Perchardie. Mi«s X. Page, Mr. W. Patton, Mr. A. Queree, Miss liowe, Mr. <J. Reichelmann, ■Mr. and Mrs. F. Raley, Mr. C. Rutherford, Mrs. H. Reid, Miss J. Reid, Mrs. H. Strain, Mr. and Mrs. E. Sundin. Miss M. Thomas, Mr. F. Trollope, Miss S. Vivian, Mr. L. Vane Mr. A. Yon Osselour, Mrs. A. Wallis, r Mrs. c; Wilkinson, Miss L. Wallace, Mrs. L. Wallace, Mr. and Mrs. G. Watson, and 93 steerage, including 17 Chinese and five Hindus. Apamii, from Awanui. 4.23 p.m. Kurow, from Westport, 4.45 p.m. Kakapo, from Walpole Island, 7.40 p.m. Kawau, from Kawnu, 10.10 p.m. Claymore, from Whangarel. 10.25 p.m. Taniwha, from Paeroa. 11.35 p.m. Tuhoe, from Whaugarei 11.45 p.m. Motu, from Opotiki. i THIS DAY. Daphne, from Mercnry Bay, 6 a.m. Tofua, from SuTa, 7.15 a.m. Passengers: Misses Currie, Jenkins, Morrell (2), Madill, Pilklngton, Mesdames Biiwell and 2 boys, Cameron, Sister Aiken. .Sister Harper, Jacombe, Bagg, Smith and 4 children, ■ Shearman, Tozer,, Messrs. Bird, Baker, Bandhauer, D'Alpuget, Dally, Gowdy, IGonlstone, 'Henderson, Sir Gran. Loekhart, Low, Hipper. Smith (2), Stringer, Shearman, Sheppard, Stevenson, Tozer, Turner, ■Master Wolfsramm. DEPARTURES.—YESTERDAY. . Ngapuhl, for Russell, 4.15 p.m. . Matangi, for Tauranga, 7.10 p.m. Glenelg, for Whangarel, 8.5 p.m. ! ilauiti, lor Kopu, 8.10 p.m. i Jhmala, for Whangarei, 10.15 p.m. THIS DAY. f Truro City, for Brisbane, 5.40 a.m. VESSELS EXPECTED AT AUCKLAND. Trewyn, Newcastle. May 15, Karori, Westport, May IC. Piafco, South, May 17 (loads). King Howel, Antwerp, May 17. Xawatiri, Westport, May IS. Arahura, Glsbome, May 18. Turakhia, Liverpool, May 18. Wingatui, L-yttelton, May 10. Dorset, Liverpool, May 19. ~.. Kaituna, Greymouth, May 19. , Port Victor, London, May 20. City of Adelaide, New Tork, May 20, Port Bowen, Whakatane, May 20. Pakeha, Australia, May 21. Wanaka, South, May 23. "?Sr ftlniutaka, South. May 21 {loads). "''' Aardana, New York, May 25. Canadian Spinner, South May 26 (loads). Alakura, Vancouver, May 26. VESSEI/S IN PORT. In Stream—Tangaroa (schooner), Bewa (barque), Northern Chief (schnr.). Ysabel (bqtne.), Trnro Cityj— H.M.s. Danae, H.M.s. Dragon, H.M.s. Repulse, H.M.A.s. Adelaide, War Krishna, H.M.6. dauntless, H.M.S. Dunedin. Devonport—H.M:s. Philomel, H.M.c.s. Iris, H.M.s. Chatham, H.M.s. Veronica. King's Wharf.—Tremorvah. Oniitna. Queen's Wharf—City of Birmingham, Atua, Tofua, Kakapo. Central Wharf—Waihora, Ulimaroa. Prince's Wharf-H.M.s. Hood, H.M.s. Delhi. NORTHERN COMPANY'S MOVEMENTS. Expected Arrivals. To-day.—Hauiti, from Kopu and Turua, v p.m.; Wakatere, from Thames, 6 p.m.; Omana, from Surfdale, Ostend, Omiha, JLVIQ.TOSL, Orapiu and Cowes, 6.30 p.m.; IL'orea, from Warkworth, 4 p.m. To-morrow.—Manaia. from Whangarei, 6 Sum.; Matangi, from Tauranga, 7 a.m. Projected Departures. To-day.—Daphne, for Great Barrier. midnight; Claymore, for Whangarel, 3 p.m.; Taniwha, for Paeroa, 7 p.m.; Rarawa, for New .Plymouth, 3 p.m.: Jtlotu, for Opotiki, 5 p.m.; Ngatlawa, for Raglan and Kawhia, 3 p.m.; Tuhoe, for Mangapai, 3 p.m.. To-morrow.—Kawau, for Warkworth, 10 fe-rn. ; Gael, for Kerepeehl, 7.30 a.m. THE ULIMABOA. The Tjlimaroa berthed at the Queen's whan' at 3.45 p.m. yesterday to disembark ■her passengers and discharge mails and cargo from Sydney. She is to sail on the letum voyage at 11 a.m. to-morrow.

The Truro City sailed early to-day for Brisbane. The Navua is expected to leave Dunedln to-day for Auckland, via ports. The Corinna left Wellington at 3.30 p.m. yesterday for Pieton and Onehunga. The Kaiapoi is scheduled to leave Aucfcland to-inorrowl for Tauranga. The Wauaka is expected to leave Bluff today for Auckland, via ports. The Atua sails at S p.m. to-day for Napier, Wellington and Dunediu. The Ciry of Rinnlnghnm sails at 4 p.m. to-day lor Napier aud Southern ports. The Flora leaves here at. 5 p.m. to-day for Portland, New Plymouth aud Wellingloa. Tiie Union collier Ivarori will arrive at Auckland at 3 a.m. on Saturday from Westport, aud will go alongside H.M.A.s. Adelaide to replenish the cruiser's bunkers. The Admiralty store ship War Krishna, was taken l'roui H.M.s. Repulse at D.BO a.m. to-day, and berthod alongside the Delhi at the Prjnc.es wharf to replenish the cruisers oil bunkers. The Canadian Constructor, which sailer! f - oui Auckland at 0 p.m. on April 1, arrived at New York at 8.3U p.m. ou May 5. and, after discharging there and at Boston Jett Boston at ll.au p.m. on May lii for London. Laden with a cargo of coal from Newcastle, the llaln steamer Trewyn arrive* this afternoon, and berths at the King's wlijirf to discharge to tlio iiscncy of ttio Union Coinpauv. LUMBER PROM VANCOUVER. The Canadian Scottish replaces the Canadian Seigneur Mmus from Vancouver on May 2U for Auckland, Sydney and Melbourne. She will be due at Auckland the third week in June. CITY OF ADELAIDE TUESDAT. Ku route from New York to Auckland, the steamer City of Adelaide, which cleared on April 18, radios that she will nrrive here next Tuesday, to the agency of the New Zealand Shipping Co. TOFUA IN PORT. The Island steamer Tofua arrived at Auckland this morning from Suva, and I berthed at the Queen's wharf. She left Suva at l> p.m. cm Saturday, and experienced moderate seas and variable winds throughout tbe voyage. Ou her next trip the Tofua sails at noon on Monday for the islands of ilie Western Pacific I THE CANADIAN CRUISER. The C.G.M.M. advise that the steamer Canadian Cruiser, which sailed from Napier at !) p.m. on March -1, arrived at New York at 11 a.m. on April 7. sailing at 0 p.m. on the Nth for Boston, where she arrived ac : S a.m. on the 11th. She left lJoston itt 4.SU p.m. on the 14th. aud arrived at London ou April 27. leaving theei , on May o for Hull, where she arrived the following day. PACIFIC COAST LOADINGS. Messrs. Henderson and Maefarlane advise that the Hollywood is to sail from San , Francisco on June 11 for Auckland, Wellington, Melbourne and Sydney. She will be followed by the Las Vegas, which, under her revised schedule, clears 'Frisco on July 12 for Auckland, Lyttelton, Dunedin. unci Australian ports. The' West Cabokin is to sail from San Fraucisco on August 13 for Auckland, Wellington and Australian ports. SPINNER AND CHALLENGER. The Canadian Challenger, which sailed from Auckland at 7 a jn. on May '•>• arrived at Brisbane yesterday to continue discbarge of cargo from Atlantic coast ports. She will come to New Zealand in June to load lor New York, Boston, and Montreal. The Canadian Spinner was expected to leave Adelaide last night for Dunedin. She will be due at Auckland at the end oC the month to complete cargo for New York, Boston and Montreal. KAKAPO RETURNED. After an absence of five weeks from Auckland the Union freighter Kakapo (Captaiu T. H. Bowling) arrived back this morning with a cargo of guano from Walpole Island, and berthed at the Queen's wharf. The Kakapo left Auckland on April 10. arrived at Noumea on the loth, having experienced tine weather, and loaded a small quantity of stores for Walpole Island. She left Noumea on the 17th, and arrived at Walpole Island on the 18th. Cargo operations were commenced in the afternoon, but heavy weather the following morning ! interrupted work for half a day. After another afternoon's work the Kakapo was again idle, owing to strong southerly winds and a heavy swell ou the 20th. Cargo was loaded all day on the 21st, but on the 22nd the steamer had In cast off moorings *and put to sea, returning t'uo next nwrnin; for another full day's loading. For tlie five succeeding days it was too rough to work the surf boats, and on the 28th the steamer cast off her stern moorlnss and swung to the buoy for two days. On the 30th she was again moored aft, but it was too rough to resume loading for a week. Owing to strong south-east winds on the 4th and oth the vessel was compelled again to swing to the buoy, but resumed loading on the Oth and completed on the Oth. She cleared at 6.d0 p.m. for Auckland with 2100 tons of guano, meeting with strong south-east winds and a heavy south-west swell until arriving in the lee of the land yesterday morning. The steamer will leave here tomorrow or Saturday for New Plymouth thence proceeding to Greymouth.

PASSENGERS FOX L,ONDON. The following .passengers left Wellington by the New Zealand Shipping Co 's liner Knahine, which sailed on Tuesday afternoon for Southampton and London, via Pannma Canal:—First saloon: Missos M. 5mm efle i, A { A " ClQnie ' E - A - Flint, I. I Smith. sbakespeai- ,(2), il. «. Saunders, J. Wilson, Mesdames D. M. Andreae, C. X Kroonie. Cookbnrn-Hoocl-Shapland, 31. Dew- ?- -If ul^ v ' 7' X - vaut > F - Howard, k. H. Hill, MacFarlane, K. Nathan C ■Patterson, Tliomsou, J. Underwood, Sir 'Francis Boys, Captain T. C. Fulton Caprain It. Crawford, Lient. Benny 'It N Gunner w. Marks, It.X., Colonel W. "v. Shakespear, Lieut. W. A. Higgins, K.N., L. 11. Andreae, C. Armstrong. Coeklmrn-Hood-Shapland, W. H. E Flint, H. Hill, s. G. Nathan, J. Jr. , Thomson, Masters P. W. and H. B. Andreae J F R. C, and P. J. G. Fnlton, G. W. Flint Second saloon: 'Misses M. Cnddie E U Faubert, ileinemaun (4). H. M Hull' .1' Harkcr, A. 'Henderson, D. Irwin, m' I Martin, .P. jr. MaePherson, M. J. Newton, Of. D. MeSkimmlng, M. Pumphrey, E. Ritchie, B. Snelson, J. K. Snence-Clark J Taylor, -G. Thorn. "Williams (2), E. Webber, Mesdames M. K. Bertbelson. G. Bennett. M. Bates, D. P. Chamberlain, E. Caddie! J. Dnnskin, .r. Farr»ll. M. Garraway, Helnemann, Hewitt, L. Harper, Johnston C A. aiartin, E. E? MacPherson, J. McSklmminsr, J. K. I'reston, E. Kobertson, A. \I Spence-Clark. M. Smith. A. F. TaylOT, A. •B. Thomson, ,M. A. Williams, S. •Westgarth, Her. D. Martin, Messrs. E. Bremer, K. Ballantyne, F. Corflukes, E. W. Crisp, J. Cameron, K. Cnddie. J. Danskin, J. ■Farrell. W. 3. Glover. K. X P. Georgetti, C. T. E. Hodson, a. J. Hopkins, A. Hugnes. K. Memphill, H. R. Haddon, J. B. Holdsworth, Johnson. A. 31. Johnston, J. McCarthy, J. C. Xewtoii, G. Sprigg, H. WHliami?. F. Williams, A. L. Warnei - . U. Wood, W. White, Masters ti. H. Johnston, MacPherson (3), and E. P. Taylor; third-class.