SHIPPING NEWS.

Auckland Star, Volume LVI, Issue 218, 15 September 1925, Page 6

SHIPPING NEWS.

! Sunset : To-day, 5.41. Sunrise: To-morrow. 5.51. iloon: New, 18th, 3.42 p.m. HIGH WATER. Auckland To-day, 4.30 a.m. 5.04 p.m. Aiicklflnd Well., 5.31 a.m. 5.50 p.m. Onehunga Wed., 0.08 a.m. 0.33 p.m. Kaipara lids.. .Wed., 0.03 a.m. 8.28 p.m. Manukau lids. .Wed., 8.08 a.m. 5.33 p.m. X ARRIVALS.—YESTERDAY. i Runhlne, frdm Wellington, 4.20 p.m. THIS DAT. Maheno. from Sydney, 0.45 a.m. Passeri«er„: —Saloon: Xlesdiimes Steel, Tabor,

Marx, Rugg and child, Jacobs, Bramley, Rice, Newlyn, Owens, Bennett, Howland, Bolton, Brldgman, dimming, Anderson, Clayden arid child, Moritzsoh, Asmlss and two children, Smith. Robinson, Misses Ilaulialn, Steel, Spillane, Peircc, Norman, Sullivan, La Valllere," Cumming, Rummage, Jdessrs. Jones, Hawkeswood. Rev. Longman, Marx, Rugg, Martin, Bramley, Dodd, Rice, Newlyn, Owens, Maddox, Bennett, Bolton, Cooper, Beddoes. Byrne, Court. Gumming, Burke, feeiftie, Moritzson, O'Sullivan, Deutreii, (JblHsmlth. Robinson, Piel'ce, ROSS, Eady, rilid 65 steerage. .< Katon. from southern ports, 0.55 a.m. Thniwhn, horn Pneroa, 0.10 a.m. Ngapuhi, from Wh.iugarei, 6.05 a.m. ; DEPARTURES—YESTERDAY. ' Glaymo're, for Whangnrei. ,5.50 p.m. ' Matnngl. for Tiinrangn, 7.10 p.m. I ■Waiotr.iii. for Mercury Bay, S.*o p.m. • I Glenelg, for Wh.irgnrci. 0.."i p.m. ' Ronakf, for Portland, 11,10 p.m.

THIS DAY. ' Motii. for Opotiklj 2.20 a.m. Hauiti, for Coromandel. 10.20 a.m. VESSELS EXPECTFJ3 AT AUCKLAND •Eaihui. London, nf Wellington. Turaklrin. Smith (loads), at Wellington. Elfrledu t'lMrtjiiel. Surprise Island, to sail. Bally Mnersk. Montreal, September 10. •Kosmo, New York. September 17. Kauri, Melbourne. September 17. Dorset. Smith floods), at Now Plymouth. Flora, Enrotonca. Septemlier IS: ■• Devon, l.lvernim*, September ID. Hinemon, Nine Llnnd, September 19. Walnut, F,:iKt Const. September 20. Athonic. Sontliami ton. September 20. West Nlh»«. <5-, i, P»!,p«.i o rn. ff.tcmbsr 21 Moeraki, Sydney, September 22. Earahga. London, September 24. Txeverbvn. New York. Septeiribpr 20. Horornta. Soutii Mnifl«o, Sentpmlifr 27. !Port Hacking, New York, October 3. Maimoa. Cnuptown. October 5. Leltrlm, Smith (londsl. October 7. H.M.R. T,nb"rnum. FHi. OetobPr 7. Walotapu. San Francisco, October 8. Canadian rrospector, Montreal, October 7. Otakl. Liverpool. October 10. Port Nicholson, London. October 10.

SAI..LY MAERSK TOMORROW. According to the latest report received by the New Zealand Shipping Co., the Danish motor ship Sally Maersk will arrive at Auckland from Montreal at 2 o'clock tomorrow morning. On arrival she will Anchor In the stream for medical inspection and will later berth at the Prince's Wharf,. where she will put out the local portion of her general cargo before pro.ceeding to southern ports to continue discharge. i PASSENGERS BY NIAGARA. Following is a list of the passengers who Arrived at Auckland from Vancouver by ■the R.M.b. Niagara yesterday afternoon : — First. saloon : Mr. A. Ashton, Dr. H. Ainsworth, Mrs. AdlingtOu, Mr. E. R. Bruce, Mrs. Bruce, Mi-. H. Bluell, Mrs. Bluell, Mrs. ,F. Blddey, Mr. ,T. Banks, Mrs. Banks, Mr. D. Bates, Mrs. Bates, Airs. Butcher, Mrs. L. Crabb, Miss K. Crabb, Mr. J, Canning, Mr. J. Collins, Mr. T. Cress, Mr. J. Dickson, Mrs. Dickson, Miss K. Dickson, Mr. R. Ernest, Miss O. Francis, Mr. C. Goodrich, Mr. F. Greenhough, Mr. H. Greening, Mrs. Greening, Miss O. Greening, Master R. Greeniing, Miss M. E. Gledhill, Mr. F. Harry, Mr. A. Hurst, Mrs. .T. Hardley. Miss E. Hardley, Mr. H. V. Hoodley, Miss E. Irvine, Mr. W. Janies. Mrg.. James, Mr. F. James. Miss N. James, Mr. P. Lawrie, Mrs. Lawrle, Miss Lawrie, Mr. J. Marks, Mr. W. Mnnn, Miss , S., Mitchelfeon, Mr. I. MacEwah, Mr. J. B. MacEwan, Mrs. ftlacEwan, Mr. J. M. Makower, Mrs. Makower, Mr. W. Mahler; Miss J. McLaren, Professor Mncmillan-Brown, Mr. McLeod, Mrs. McLcOO, Miss McLeod, Mr; W. Price, Mrs. Price, Mr. J. E. Page, Miss Page, Mr. T. O. Price, Mrs. Percy, Dr. Paley, Mr. E. Quin', Mr. W. Reddell, Mrs. F. Reddell, Mrs. L. Ritchie, Mr. G. Rodgers, Miss Rlxon, Mrs. E. Smythies, Mr. H. Seager, Mrs. Seager, Miss N,. Shannon, Mrs. Skinner, Master Skinner, Mr. G. Tapper, Mr. A. Trenwith, Mrs. Trenwith, Mr. F. Jrenwlth, Miss G. Virtue. Mr. G. Worrall, Mrs: Worrall, Miss Worrall. Miss B. Wilson, «mS L - Wilson, Mrs. M. Whitney, Mr. A. m£**: «"• SrnROU5 rnROU - Miss B. Way. Second '£n_* "A M « IL Butch ". Mrs. C. Bauuian, J, 1 Lf' B -™ wn \. M 'ss Baldwin, Mrs. L. Mte2T-KtJSfJ?" B T rown ' Miss Barrack, ESjSrSL * C T rawfo m rd be "ir Mr v S - $ Dickinson, Mis. J. DtckMY \ KntnT" v?r" G. Furston. Mrs. Furston ".Mr' ®Foster" Mrs. Foster, Mrs. M. Fltve if, -itlaiZ In ' E. Gedde. Miss A. V* %* Harrison, Mr. W. Houston 1 *r*a '«r« I. Miss Hanmat, Mrs? H6newell tvcll. Mr. G. Jones, Mt c tolt % Justice. Miss L. Justice Miss* In' ¥"' tlce, Miss C. Johnston, MUs D *&.,£„' Jn s" Mr. A. Lowe, Mrs. Low Mra p g r C „ h f f l ]' Mr.. R. S. Murdoch, Mr VJllM' M. McNair Miss E. McNair, «"• gnn, Mr. ,T. E. Mortimer M« \r„:,. Slim Minlge. Mr. J. H. Morlcv M?_ *r%' Olson, Mr. J. Pllkincton" Miss I ikiS Mlk» M. Price Mr. P. Ramsay, Jtawllnson, Miss E. Rawlinson, Mr a RobcrtHon, Mrs. Robertson, Mr R ttJt' hold** Mrs. Reynolds, Mr. H. R aff „' «_*' Kuhbcll. Mr. 11. Stewart, Miss D Smyth >IrH.E. Bands Mr. R. Shattock, Miss F Kmnll. Miss J. Samuels. Mrs. C. Sharp. Mrs' IT. Simpson, Miss M. Tanner. Miss O Thomas, Mr. R. Wilson, Mrs. Wilson Miss % Wilson, Mr. F. Wraith, Mrs. Wraith MM. Wlllonfthbv, and six Chinese. Also' 02 ■teernge, lucludlns six Indians and three

The ketch Rira is now en route irom Auckland to Melbourne. The ketch Miro is now on her way from Auckland to Duned'in with a cargo of explosives. The steamer Zinal is" expected to undock to-morrow. She will then go to an anchorage ln the stream to await a settlement in the seamen's strike. The Nobel Explosive topsail schooner Tiri is now due at Hokianga from Auckland to load timber for Melbourne. She has been delayed off the coast by unfavourable weather; The Richardson steamer Awahou was to leave Gisborne this afternoon for Auckland. On arrival she will land a number of sheep at Orakei before berthing at Auckland to load for her return trip. The Richardson Company's steamer Pakura is expected to leave Napier for Auckland direct on Thursday next. At this port she will load cargo for Gisborne, Tokoniaru Bay, Tologa Bay and Napier, The Australian-Commonwealth cargo steamer Fordsdale has broken the record for the world's trading vessels 'by reaching Swansea in 27 days from Freinantle. The journey from Alexandria occupied 200 hours, which is another record. The Forsdale was built at Cockatoo, and the fine steaming performance is another triumph for the skill and workmanship of the Government dockyards.

KAIWARRA BRINGING COAL. Carrying a full cargo of coal, the Union Company's freighter Kaiwarra cleared Newcastle for Auckland on Saturday morning last. She is due to arrive at this port at the end of the present week. SUSSEX FOR THE SOUTH. To complete discharge of her cargo from Calcutta, the Federal Line steamer Sussex was expected to leave Auckland for Southern ports at 3 o'clock this afternoon. MOERAKI DUE AT SYDNEY. From Wellington, whence she sailed on Friday, the Union Company's intercolonial steamer Moeraki was due to arrive at Sydney to-day. She is to leave the New South Wales port on Friday for Auckland, where she arrives oh Tuesday of next week. MAUXGANUI EN ROUTE. Now en route from San Francisco to , Wellington and Sydney, the Union Co.'s I R.M.s. Maunganui has on board a small quantity of cargo for transhipment to

Auckland. She is due at Papeete on Saturday next and at Wellington on September 28. TAHITI FOR 'FRISCO. Having loaded mails and cargo, and embarked passengers, the Union Company's R.M.s. Tahiti was scheduled to leave Wellington at 3 o'clock this afternoon in continuation of her voyage to San Francisco. She will make the usual calls at Rarotonga and Papeete. ATHENIC DUE SHORTLY. Bringing passengers and cargo from f.ondon aftd Southampton, the White Stai liner Athenic is expected to arrive at Auckland about Sunday next. From Auckland ehe is to proceed to Southern ports to Com plete discharge, and to load for her return trip, being scheduled to sail again from Wellington for Southampton on October 21 THE SCHOONER HUIA. Telegraphic advice received at Aucklanc to-dny states that the Nobel Explosive; Company's auxiliary schooner Hula lefl Melbourne yesterday for Sydney, Brishani and Rockhampton. On completion of hei discharge she Is to proceed to.Grnfton tc load a cargo of hardwood for discharge al Auckland. EUAHINE CONTINUES DISCHARGE. When she arrived at Auckland from Wei lington yesterday afternoon, the S.Z. Ship

pmg Company _ passenger liner Ruahinc berched at the western side of the Quoen's wharf, but as there was no wharf laboui ottering discharge was not commenced unliJ this morning. At this port the Ruahinc will complete discharge of her Home cargo and will also commence loading for London BARQUE ALONSO OVERDUE. Inquiries are being made ln Australian shipping circle's for the Norwegian .barque Alonso, wirieh is bverflue at Falmouth frUm Sydney. The vessel loaded a full cargo oi wneui at Sydney, and left there on Apri 2-k for talmouth for orders. Yesterday sh< Was IoU days out. The Alonso is a four masted barque of 19-12 tons, in command 01 Captain Humtvedt. She was built bj Messrs. lius'sell and Company, of Pb'n Glusgbw, in ISBB, and oiig<nally sailei under the B-ritish flag. She is at prestui owned by a company in. Sandefjord. MAHENO FROM SYDNEY. A fine-weather uneventful trip across UK Tashiiuj v.us experienced by the union Company's intercolonial eteamcr Maheac ou iici' >oyago from Sydney. The vessel arrived in the stream snortly before 7 O'clock this morning, and berthed about two hours later at , the, inner berth ou Iht citstoi'u siue of: .the Queen's wharf to lauo

tta-Seiigfei'S, mails, and cargo, tiie lastnauiec containing transhipments ex the following vessels : ivonowna, Koranui, Jiaroola, n-ou sons Bay, Augtejierk, Haken, Houtmun Alishlmn Maru, Himalaya Maru, Moiigoua Nariuga, .uiu'eeba, Riuda. The is scheduled to leeuve Auckland on her return trip at 11 a.m. on Friday next. NORTHERN COMPANY'S MOVEMENTS E.vpected Arrivals. To-dav.—Wakatere, from Thames, fl.lC p.m.; liauiti, ftom Corofuandel, 10 p.m.; \Vaipu, from Kerepeehi, 11 p.m.; Omana from .brown s Lay. Arkie's Bay, Deep Cruet aiitt Siiverdale, b.30 p.m. To-riiorrow.—Claymore, from Whangarel 3.30 a.m. ; Matangl, from Tauranga, 1 a.m.; Waiotahi, from Mercury Bay and 'laiiua. 7 a.m. ; Rai-awa, from New Plymouth, 0 a.m.; Rimu, from Raglan and liavvhiu, .6 a.m.

iTojccteu .Departures. • To-day.—Clansman, for Russell, Opua, I Whangaroa and Mangonul, 5.30 p.m. ; ■ Taniwha, from Paeroa, 5.30 p.m.; Ngapuhi, for Whangarei, 10 p.m. To-morrow. —Waipu, for Waiheke, 10 a.m.; Omana, for Orewa, Waiwera, Mahurangi and Warkworth, 10 a.m. ; Kawau, for Kawau, Takntu, Ti l'oint, Little and Big Omaha, 10 a.m. <

CANADIAN SPINNER IN POUT. An arrival at Auckland yesterday afternoon was the Canadian Government steamer Canadian Spinner, with general cargo from Montreal. On arrival she anchored in the stream for inspection, and later berthed at the Prince's wharf to put out the local portion of her cargo before proceeding to southern ports to complete discharge and to commence loading for New York, Boston, and Halifax. Leaving Montreal on July 25, the Canadian Spinner experienced an uneventful run to Panama, where she arrived on August 12. In the Pacific Ocean favourable conditions were encountered until Pitcairn Island was passed. Thence the freighter encountered a series of westerly gales, which considerably retarded her progress. The boisterous conditions continued until the vessel gained the Shelter of the New Zealand coast, her .arrival at this port being delayed by about four days. Captain W. J. Davis is in command of the steamer, and has with him the following officers:—Chief, Mr; J. F. Carlson ; second, Mr. A. Brown: third, Mr. S. Fitzgerald; chief engineer, Mr. J. M. Beal; second, Mr. D.Buckingham; third, Mr. D.. C. Junor; fourth, Mr. K. A. Nash ; wireless operator, Mr. W. Snailham ; chief steward, Mr. A. R. Welsh. The Canadian Spinner is expected to leave Auckland about 4 o'clock this afternoon for southern ports. She is due to return to 'this port to'complete her cargo about October 1.

TRIAL TBIP OF THE S.S. KARTIGL The handsome collier ana, general, cargo steamer, Kartigi, _built by Messrs. William Gray and Co., Ltd., to the order of the Union Steamship Company of New Zealand, Ltd., successfully ran her official sea trials in Hartlepool Bay recently. The vessel is built on the • top side cantilever frame system, arid is of the following dimensions r—Length overall 292 ft 6m, breadth 44ft 31ri, depth 21ft ljin with poop, bridge, winch decks, and forecastle, and is self-trimming. The double bottom topside tanks and large after and forepeaks are constructed for .the carriage or water ballast. Steam winches and a warping winch aft, ten stoop derricks and ten coaling gaffs for the quick handling of cargo; stertm steering gear direct on the rudder, with telcmotor control on the bridge, steam windlass, stockless anchors; fore and aft rig lifeboats carried on Welln davits, nnd steel hatch covers to the main hatchways of the Hogg-Carr patent corrugated type arc fitted. The machinery, which is fitted aft in the vessel, is supPM °y the central marine engine works of the builders, and consists of triple expansion engines, linving cylinders 20J, BBJ, nnd two multitubular boilers with a Ti?i Ull _i^ oS,mr , c of lftoll > Vor square Inch, iiiflpr iL S d m , ac «<>>ery have been built , Tn%lr. VL superintendence of Mr. W. T. i Londo? who \. Son, _ on . d Swainston, Ltd.; trial c both nre Heut on the

NIAGARA FOR SYDNEY. In completion of her voyage from Vancouver the Union Co.'s Royal Mail steamer Niagara is announced to leave Auckland lor ayaney at 10 o'clock this evening* She is berthed at the western side of the Central wharf. FLORA ARRIVES FRIDAY. Returning from Cook Islands with a cargo of fruit, the Union Co.'s cargo steamer Flora has reported by wireless that she expects to arrive at Auckland dn Friday afternoon next. KOSMO FROM NEW YORK. Coming from New York with general cargo, the steamer Kosnio is expected to arrive at Auckland early on Thursday morning. Her other discharging ports are Wellington, Lyttelton, Timaru, Lmnedin and Wangauui. REPAIRS TO THE KENT. Repairs to the Federal Line steatner Kent, which was on fire at Auckland some days ago, are being carried out steadily. i but it is not expected that the vessel will be ready for sea until next week. From Auckland the Kent is to proceed to southern ports to complete discharge of her Home cargo and to commence loading for her : return trip. UNION COMPANY'S STEAMERS. Movements of vessels under the flag of the Union Company are announced as , follow :— j Waitomo left Wellington at an early hour this morning for Auckland, where she is I due on Thursday night. | Katoa is expected to leave Auckland on Thursday next for Portland, where she will I load cement for the South. Kaikorai, which is unloading a wheat cargo at the Queen's wharf, is announced to leave Auckland for Newcastle at 8 o'clock to-night. Wanaka, which is loading at the Prince's wharf, may not be ready to sail for Napier I and Southern ports to-morrow, as previously announced. Wainui is timed to sail ior East Coast ports at 5 p.m. to-day. She is at the Prince's wharf.

Wirig&tui left Dunedin at nooV yesterday for Auckland, via ports. Kaimanawa is expected to leave Westport for Auckland to-morrow night. She is bringing a coal cargo. Kurow has been fixed to load at Dunedin to-morrow for Auckland, via Picton and Wellington. Ngakuta, which arrived at Gisborne from Grevmouth yesterday morning, is expected to leave there to-morrow evening lot Auckland direct,

Waihemo left the Queen's wharf yesterday afternoon, and went to an anchorage I in the stream. She will later dock for cleaning and painting, before proceeding to Pacific Coast ports to load for Southern ports of New Zenland. PORT OF ONEfItUNGA. i DEPARTURES—YESTERDAY. , Tutanekai, for south, 10.15 a.m. Rimu, for Raglan and Kawhia, 3.30 p.m. | Rarawa< for New Plymouth, 3.45 p.m. I TELEGRAPHIC SHIPPING. I I Wellington, .September 14.—Sailed: Wali pori, for Newcastle, 5.5 p.m.; Kalranga, for ! Newcastle, 6.20 p.m.; Waitomo, for Auckland, 11 p.m. _ i Wellington, September 15. — Arrived: | Walruna. from Auckland, 3.15 a.m. . Gisborne, September 15.—Sailed: Tlroa, I for Auckland, 2 a.m. OVERSEAS. Newcaßtle t September 14.—Arrived: Kuwatiri and Holmwood. from New Zealand. Liverpool, September 13.—Sailed : Opawa, for Adelaide. Newcastle. September 14. — Arrived: Whangape, from Auckland. WITHIN WIRELESS RANGE. The following vessels are expected to be within range of the undermentioned wireless station to-night:— Auckland. —-Laburnum, Veronica, Devon, Athenlc,, Flora, .Henrik Ibsen, Kentucky, Karoo, Kosmo, Kauri, Tofua, Wonganella, Hlnemoa, Sally Maersk,- Kaiwarra, Nordbo, Makambo. Tollcen, Niagara, Sussex, Rona, 1 llauraki. Dunedin.