SHIPPING NEWS.

Auckland Star, Volume LV, Issue 222, 18 September 1924, Page 4

SHIPPING NEWS.

Snnrise: To-morrow, 5.47. S onset: This' evening, 5.43. . Moon: Last" quarter, 21st, 3.5 p.m. ' HIGH WATER. •Auckland To-day, . 10.14 a.m. 10.35 p.m. [Auckland.... Fri., . 10.3(5 a.m. 11.IS p.m. Onehnnga.. ..Fri., 3.12 a.m. 2.33 p.m. Kaipara Hds.Fri., 2.7 a.m. 2.28 p.m. ManukanHds.iFrL, 112 a.m. 1.33 p.m. ARRIVALS—YESTERDAY. . Canadian Constructor, from Wellington, .4.10 p.m. Waipu, from Waiheke, 6-30 p.m. THIS DAT. . ■ Mahnrangi, from Portland, 1.10 a.m. Claymore, from Whangarei, T. 43 a.m. DEPARTURES—YESTERDAY. Haalti, lor Kopa, 4.40 pjn. ■Wakatere, for Thames, 4.45 p.m.", Matangi, for Tanranga, 6.40 p.m. . Glenelg, for Whangarei, 7.5 .p.m. •Kaltuna, for Westport, &30 p.m. Manaia, for Wharisarei, 10.10 p.m. Akaroa, for Puru, 11 p.m. THIS DAY. Apannl, for Great Barrier, 0.10 am. Tntanekai, for Gulf, 6J15 a!m. Canadian Britisher, for Brisbane, 7.5 ajn. VESSELS EXPECTED A.T MTCKLAND . Ha ber a i 9 WaUaTO0 ' ■***■ I-yttelton, Septem--5f rotonsa ' yU Wellington, BepMahenb, Sydney, September*^? , **•* ° i,T Bessa, Scandinavia, via Anstraiia, Sept 23. Orari, Liverpool. September 24. Wairana, San Francisco, September 24 b" 8, via Australia, SeptemMatura, Sydney, September 23 Tofua, Fiji, September 30. •Hertford. Liverpool, September 30 Karroo, New York, September 30. Port Caroline,-London, September 30 Allara, New York,. October 1. I Port Denlson, South, October 1 (loads). Ulimaroa, Sydney, October 1. Niels. Nielsen, Seattle, October l> Trelisilck. Montreal, October 4 • Kalwarra, Melbourne, October 5. Mahana, London, October S. HM.S. Laburnum, Fiji, October 8. J?^?, , Newr ?? rk ' October. Canadian Challenger, Montreal, October 12 Mamari, South (loads), October 12. . Mahana, London, October .13 .Ttevithick, New York, October 14. TuraWna. London, October 15. •Ctentworth, Sicily, via Melbourne, mid. Oct Port Chalmers, Kew York. October 15. H-M-s. Veronica, Tonga, October 25. Tainal, Southampton, November' 3 CumberUad, liTerpool, Kovember 4. KOHTHERN COMPANY'S MOVEMENTS Expected Arrivals. • To-day.—Haniti, from Kopu and Tnrna, CoO p.m.; Apanui, from Great Barrier. 7 p.m. . - ~ . ' • •To-morrow.^—Manala, from Whangarei, -6 a.m.; Matangi, from Tauranga, 7 a.m. i Projected Departures. To-day.—Taniwha, for Paeroa, midnight: Claymora, for Whangarei, 10.30 p.m. . To-morrbw.—Waipu, for KerepeeK, 8 ;'Omana', for Brown's Bay, Arkle's Bay and Deep Creei, 7.30 a-m. MAUXGANnrS FASSEXGEHS, ' The 8.M.8. Maunganni, which left Wellington on Tuesday afternoon for San iFrancisro, via Rarotonga and Papeete, ■took the following: passengers from Welsaloon: ilisses McKinnon, ■Walsh, aiesdamea Force, Elliott, lAckland, Messrs. Neilson, Force, Kealey, Butler, Ackland, • Hardy, Murray, Winsloe, Haigh, Dr. J. S. Elliott. Second saloon: Misses Everett, 'MeKenzie, Hlckle, Horton, Matheson, Mesdames Everett, Gadd and 2 chil-l ( dren, Blckerdifee, Bedford, Cookson, Messrs. Annan, Stewart, Master Everett, Gadd, Harrison,. Spann, Colhonn, Master Bickerdike, H. Smith, Enriev, Everett, Cookson, . • KiDjsland, Morse, Boper, Revs. W. I. Carr- - Smith, c. T. Lee; and seven third-class. THE MAMARI. The Shaw, Savill and Albion Line steamer Mamari Is at present at Kelson completing her discharge and commencing her loading. She will subsequently load at Wanganni, Lyttelton, Wellington, Napier She is expected to, leave Wellington on October 2, and is dne here about October ao. Abont five days later she Trill take' her final departure from this port lor J»ew York, Boston, and .London. IXJXJOS COMPANY'S STEAMERS mmmm ■iaSTaSaSsaa , aJ*? Kaltangata completes loadine at ports next week' lor ySttSSF.'l™ I" to leave Geethe end of next week for Anct FMniaJ iiK£ v" I£ence fihe Proceeds to loadifor- iSSEr-Al'Jeoover and 'Frisco t«

The liner Rnapehn arrived at Glasgow from "Wellington yesterday. Tie Auckland Shingle Company's dredge la 3 been brought up from Pahikl Island for repairs and overhaul. The Manuka Is scheduled to leave Auckland to-morrow at 11 a.m., tatting passengers, mails, and cargo for Sydney. Cabled advice states that the British Imperial Oil Company's steamer Pinna left Ballkpapan, Borneo, on Sunday last with a cargo of oil for New Zealand ports. The Glsborne trawler Goeford. which has heen at Auckland for the past sixteeu weeks undergoing overhaul, is expected to leave Auckland In the near future. The British India steamer Nirpnra, leaves Auckland to-morrow for Wellington, Lyttelton and Dunedin. in continuation of her voyage from. New Tork. The Irish 12-ton yacht Saolrse came off the patent slip this morning after survey and overhaul preparatory to leaving New Zealand for Ireland again. The yacht will probably get away from here towards the end of the month. The Government steamer Tutanekai left Auckland thiß morning for Tiri Tiri and Ponui passage. She returns to Auckland on Saturday morning, and will remain in. port over the week-end. The Union Co.'s chartered eteamer Sussex was to leave Wellington yesterday lor iLyttelton, Timaru, Dunedin, and BWIT to put out the remainder of her cargo from Calcutta, Singapore, and Samarang. From New Zealand she proceeds to Newcastle to bnnker before returning to the East. H.M.S. DUSEDIX. ■New Zealand's flagship, H.SI.s. Dunedin, arrived at Jervls Bay from Suva on Wednesday of last week. • The warEhip was to carry out gunnery practice there before proceeding to Sydney, where she is due nest Monday. THE BONA. The Colonial Sugar Co's steamer Rona, . is expected to complete discharge of her cargo of sugar at Chelsea to-morrow, provided the weather remains fine. From Auckland she proceeds to' Sydney to complete dischnrge,' and thence to Newcastle to bnnker before going on to Fiji to load again for Auckland. CANADIAN CONSTRUCTOR ARRIVED. The Canadian Government eteamer Canadian Constructor arrived at Auckland from Wellington yesterday afternoon, and berthed at the Prince's wharf to complete her cargo for New-York, Boston and Montreal. She is expected to complete cargo operations and take her final departure from this port on Saturday morning. THE CANADIAN BRITISHER. The steamer Canadian Britisher left Auckland at daybreak this morning for Brisbane, Sydney, Melbourne' and Adelaide to complete discharge of her cargo of j general merchandise from Montreal. On completion of her discharge in Australia ehe will return to New Zealand and load on the coast for Xew York,- Boston and Montreal, j ROTORUA'S PASSENGERS. The passengers who arrived at Wellington last evening by the New Zealand Shipping Company's Botorua were landed thi« morn-1 ing. Those for Auckland will arrive by to-morrow morning's express. Their luggage has been transferred to the Ngakuta, which leaves Wellington to-day, and is due here on Saturday. A MATE'S DUTIEB. A mate's duties on' the small coastal steamers were under review at the Conciliation Council •at Wellington recently, Captain Hclndoe urging- that two mates shonld be carried. Mr. W. H. Bennett pointed out that so much of a mate's duties bad been lopped off that most of the time the mate was idly standing-, by on the wharf. He had no objection' to an extra mate if the duties Involved tallying cargo and other work they used to do, but nnder present conditions it would be ridiculous. THE NIELS NIELSEX. ...'...' ■ Definite, information is now to hand regarding the Bailing of the steamer Niels Nielsen, which is coming from the Pacific Coast to the agency of Huddart, Parker and Company. Some days ago the steamer was reported to have left Los Angeles on' September 8. There was some doubt as to whether this /meant that- the eteamer had sailed finally or bad left for 'Frisco to complete her cargo according to' schedule. It 1.3 now certain that the clearing from. Los Angeles was for New Zealand, and the Eteamer 1s due here at the beginning of next month. She is bringing' general cargo for Auckland, Wellington, Lyttelton, Sydney and Melbourne. -.' a , ■gf.nftfj SWAINE AND HOrrE LINE. , ' The following movements of Swnine and Hoyte line steamers are announced -by Messrs. Henderson and Macfarlane, the local agents. ... The West Cahokia was to leave Auckland this evening for Wellington, Dunedin, and Bluff, to complete discharge of: ber cargo, loaded on the Pacific slope. From New Zealand she proceeds direct to Java ports, and will not fall at Newcastle as originally announced. From New Zealand she takes cargo for Sourabaya; Batavla and - Samarang. ' . . - Cable advice received yesterday from San Francisco stated that the West Islip sailed for Lyttelton on Monday last The eteamer, however, is coming to Auckland, and is doe here during the second week in October. Hence she proceeds to Lyttelton, Dunedin, Melbourne, Sydney, and Java ports. The West Isllp will be followed by the West Katan, which is scheduled to clear San Francisco on October 16 for Auckland, Wellington, Melbourne, Sydney,. Newcastle, V thence Java. She is due here about November 12. The West Nilns is scheduled to sail for Auckland, Lyttelton, Dunedin, Melbourne, Sydney, and Newcastle on November 15, from

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