SHIPPING NEWS.

Auckland Star, Volume LV, Issue 251, 22 October 1924, Page 4

SHIPPING NEWS.

Suusft: This evening, 6.1 i. Sunrisu: To-morrow, 4..j(5. Alonii : New, 2Sth, C.27 p.m. HIGH WATER. Auckln u<1..—..T0-day, 1.03 a.m. 1.33 l).m. Thnrv 2.01 a.m. 2.33 p.m. <)ae>iiiugu......Tburs., 0.33 a.m. 0.10 μ-in. Jvaiparu Hds_.Thnrs., 8.33 a.m. <!."> p.m. ilanukan Hds..Tiiurs., 4.3S a.vi. 5-10 p.m. ABMVALS-YJiSTERDA*. Maliouo, from Sydney, 2.35 p.m. Passengers:—Saloon: Mesdameo Jones, Kisby, Smith, Paifltt and child. Ilnrvc.v and :'. vJiUdren, St. Leger, Juggcr ana 2 children. Wilkie and 2 children, Druminond and :\ children. Close and child. Kennedy, Joseph and child. Hilford, Gnlilstine Ci), Allnnrt. harkiu, Jones, Emanuel. Davis, Thresher, lltrown, Frankham, Liehenstein, Smith. Fitzgerald, Jay, JJicks, Richards, Mercer, lirook, Low, Dugmore, Can, Olney, Manning, Williams, Ballard, Mason, Misses •Newman (2), Faram, Morice, Jagger, McI'ueen, Hemmings, Kennedy, Allnutt, Daj , , Kmauuel, Willis, Johnston, Dare, Brook <2), Taylor, Dngmnre, Benjamin, Olney, Manning, iHalsall, Hon. St. Leger, Messrs. Jones, Wilkes, Itisby, Smith, Blok, Adelskold, Dawker, ParUtt, llurvcy, Wall, Trafford. Jagger, Wilkie, Close, Edwards, iUoagey, GoUstine, Dyer, Fownos. Christie, •Allnutt, Williams, Jenks. Cochran, Leich, x'orney, "Kelly, Reid, Reynolds, Kyan, Flanagan, Forsyth, Larkin, Wilson, Goodman, Scott, May, Goldstine (2), Olney, linsseU, Grieve, Davis, Moore, Thresher, ißae, 'Frankham, Blundell. Silver, Lichenstein, Dunworth (2), Dicks, McDonald. Jones, McCarteu. Smltli, Feltham, Dare, Jacobson, Bell, Low, Dugmore (2), Church, ißrown, Cau, Webb, De Manning, Williams. Samuel, Ander3on. Dr. Drnmmond, Colonel Richards, Capt. H. W. Bold; and 04 steerage, including three Yugo-slnvs, 10 Dalmatinns, and 16 Indians. Xgatlawa. from Tliamcs. 4.20 p.m. Kuwait, from Kawnii, 0 p.m. Ilauili, from Coromandel, G. 40 p.m. THIS DAT. Jlahurangi. from Portland. a.'iO a.m. Waipu, Irom Kprepeehi, G. 30 a.m. Mamiia, from Wliangarei, 5.4-1 a.m. Matangi, from Tauranga, S.o a.m.

■DEPARTURES—YESTERDAY. Taniwha. for J'neroa, 4.2t> p.m. Motu. for Opotiki. 3.10 p.m. Clansman, for Rust-ell, 0.40 p.m. Arahnrn, for East Coast ports, S.'-'O p.m. Aupouri, for Gisbomc, <j.l.j p.m. Uonaki, for Portland, 11.18 p.m. CJlenelg, for Whangarei, 9 p.m. THIS DAY. Xjatiawa, for Thames, S.lO a.m. Kawau, for Kawau, 8.13 a.m. Omana, for Matakaua, 8.10 a.m. Wafpu, lor Surfdale, 10.43 a.m. VESSELS EXPECTED AT AUCKLAND. Trelisstck, MontrciU, due. Tremeadow, Kauru. via Lyttelton, Oct. 24. 11.M.5. Veronica, Tonga, October 25. Arahnra. East Coast. October 2(1. Waiotapu. San Francisco, October 27 Niagara, Sydney, October 27. Karamoa. South (loads), October 2K Port Chalmers, New York, October 20 rilmaron, Sydney. October 29. Canadian Britisher, South (loads), Oct. 30, Uty of Danedin. New York, October 30 Tofua, Suva, November 2. <:umberlana. Liverpool, November -4. Taiuui, Southampton. November S Orari, South (loads), November S "West Nivaria, Sim Francisco. Nov. 8. :Makura, Vancouver. November 10. Ktholl, Montreal, November 10. Kentucky, New York, XovemWr 11 Canadian Traveller. Quebec, November 11 l.ing Naau, liiuiciui. November 15. v llemuem. South (loads), November "ir>. Himutaka, Liverpool, November 2". Australind, Montreal, November no. Las Vegus, San Francisco, December ij ltiinpehn, Liverpool, December 7. "VESSELS IN PORT. In Stream— Kewa (barque), Yaabel (bqtne.), Northern Chief (schnr.). Devonport—H.M.s. Philomel, H.Al.c.r. Iris Nueula (oil tanker), 11.M.5. Laburnum. yueen'6 Wharf—Turnkina, Mahcno. King's Wharf—Xgakuta, Qlentwortli, Koromiko.

NORTHERN COMPANY'S MOVEMENTS. Expected Arrivals. To-day.—TValpu. from Walbeke. 0 p.m.; Tuniwha, from Paeroa, 10 p.m.; Claymore, from Whangarei, 11 p.m.; Kawau, from Kawau, Takatu, Ti Point, Little and Bis Omaha, 5.30 p.m.; Omana. from Matakann and Mullet Point, 5.30 p.m. Projected Departures. To-day.—Apanui, for Great Barrier, midjiisht, Matangi, for Tauranga, G. 30 p.m • llaulti, ror Kopu and Turua. 7.30 p.m.; -Manain, lor Whangarei, 10 p.m. To-morrow.—Oinaua, for Brown's Bay Arkle's Bay and Deep Creek, 10 a.m.

NORDBO FROM LOS AXGELES. The Danish vessel Xorduo is to sal] from 3-os Ansples on November 20, for Auckland. Wellington, and Australia. The Nordho l« due at Auckland on December 1". KARAMEA TO 'LOAD. Xuw loading at AYanganui, tlie Shaw, ■Savin and Albion Live sloamcr Kuramea is <lue at Anckland nbout Tiiesduv of next week to the agency of A. S. Patarson 'iuil ',°-,,, Lt(l - Hence she proceeds to Wniigamii. Mellington, Pit-ton, Lyttelton and :.nd is to sail finally about the middle or next mouth los London, via Montevideo. MESS-TABLE GOSSIP. Mr. 0. A. Sutheiland has joined the Knitunjiata a s wireless operator Mr. O. llobb. tbir,] olli.-or. Hum left InhifS aDd MJ "- X - ''- D ° n J ' aS JOi, "-' d »» naka r Zrs™ 1 * **' "" Ul, ' a - Mr T. R pJtors hns joined llm Wnnokn as i-lilpf engineer, vice Mr. p. Morrison. 3IAHENO IN TORT. Ink.'} 11 C 8 ™ , ? a,,s « nn<l Pnr S°. the Maho.,o arrived'fwm^sXy"!." 1 2 BoTm ,n °o«r^ti n r 6P< V Cti r- She bertu «-'d "bout "mfLi" Sydl !, cy on Wdi™ at lpm s;£. 'HT S» S:^ k jind Croiteih Hall, 'she liill .„,' I bw-ntnta trip at ll a.m. on Friday.

The Arauura left the Central wharf last .veuiii- on her weekly trip to East Coast purr*. .«hn is itnc back on Si;nd«y. ■\\"jt li enrg.) fur Kast Coast p" r,s ' tn * Rli'liitriliuu Line steamer Aupoiirl sailed riuiii (in: rrluif'x whnrf last nigat. 11.M.5. Vernniea, wlliell has liee.u absent I frr.jn .Mn'kidiiil for some mouths, is due 1 >.i k in port on Saturday next from Tonga. The Coiiiuionwealth and Dominion Line steamer Tort Caroline was timed to leave I hi' (Jiieen's wharf this afternoon for WeiIllniflim, In i-omplete her cargo iV.r Home. I No nnlin has yet bewi received by the New Zejilnnii shipping Company from the lljiiri stivinier Trelisslek now due from, Montreal. The Irish yacht Snoirse did not get iiw.iv yealenlny us wns expecleil. but was Iriineil in set out on her vnyoge to Dublin ia noon tu-dny. I The S.S. and A. steamer Mahana is to s.iil nt ilnybreak tu-iiiorrow for Welllnp;ton in I'liiitlnue dischiirge of her cargo from I.lvit|hk>l. She is berrhed at the Princes Whnrf. fuller charter to 'ihe I'nion Company, the lln in steamer Tremeadow was to leave Lytieltiiii 10-day for Auckland, to put out tin ri'iiinineilr 'of her cargo of phosphates from Nimrii Island. She should reach here übiiiil Saturday. The Niirlherii Coiiipany ailvise that no .M.-iFniiKi iii Labour Hay. The company Ims minle special arru'ngemeuts for the Hi'ce|itance of. cargo for The Mount, iauriinu'ii. on Frlilay ne.vi. Calile news Ims been received by the C. .-.ml l>. Line that the Tort Curtis arrived at London nu Saturday evening from Wellington. The vessel left Wellington on September - for London, via Cape Horn and Montevideo. The Hmldnrt-Parker »teatuer ulimaroa. n'lilfh arrived at Sydney yesterday morninj from Wellington, is sL-heduled to leave tin- New South Wales port on Saturday for Aii'-kliitiJ, Hhere siie is due on Wednesday.

WHEAT FROM ADELAIDE. Tin' I'nion Steam Ship Company announce Hun n Hteumer hiis heen tixed to load at Adelaide for Auckland next month. There will also b" vessels loading for this port rliiring December and January. THE INTERCOLONIAL SERVICE. A flirthor announcement concerning the intercolonial passenger Rorvice during I hi" holiday period was made this morning hy flii' I'nlon Company. Tlii' Mahenn which is to leave Auckland ~n Thursday, December IS, for Sydney, will leave i In' latter port on December 24 for Wellington, and is to leave the capital inn, mi her return trip on January 8. ' I'NION COMPANY'S STEAMERS. l.iidi'ii ivltll a part cargo of sugar, the luiltoke left Suva last evening for Auckllllld. wlicri' sue is due. over the week-end. I-'or Anekliind yin Wellington and Picton. Ihe Karori is expected to leave Lyttelton to-morrow. To kind fruit, the Island SLeamer Ngukotn was timed to leave the King's wharf lnr the Cook tiroup at 5 o'clock this afternoon. Knrouiiko is to leave here on Friday for Newcastle. i jtfj* To ])iii out the linlance of her cargo of coal, the Kainona is expected to get away from Til manga for Auckland to-morrow. Hence she goes to Portland to load cement lor Wellington and New Plymouth. Wiih passengers, mails, and cargo, the Royal mail steamer Niagara is to leave Sidney to-morrow for Auckland, where she is due on Monday next. She ia to leave here the following day for Vancouver via .Suva and Honolulu. Bringing cargo from the South, the Navua was expected to leave Napier yesterday for this port. The Island steamer Tofua arrived at Apia on Sunday afternoon, and was expected to leave there at 6 a-m. yesterday for Vavau. Having left here on Friday morning last, he Manuka arrived at Sydney at daylight this morning.