SHIPPING NEWS.

Auckland Star, Volume LVII, Issue 12, 15 January 1926, Page 6

SHIPPING NEWS.

Sunset : To-day. 7.13. Sunrise : To-niurruw. -4.45. Moon: First Quarter, L'lst. ln.l n.m. HIGH WATEK. Auckland To-oar, 7.41 n.m. 7.0S i> m. Auckland K.-i<\, 8.8:1 a.m. 5.50 p.m. Onehungn Sat.. — 12.27 p.m. Knipara lldp. . . Sat., -- 1U.22 p.m. Munukau Hds. .Sα:., 11.10 am. 11.38 p.m. ARRIVALS—YESTERDAY. Hauiti, from Kopn, S.H.i p.m. Kurnalpi. from Newcastle. .S.oO p.m. ltonaki, from Whiingitrti, '.'."J."> p.m. THIS DAY. Apanui. from Great Barrier, 1.5 a.m. Motu, from Opotiki. 4.30 n.m. Canadian Explorer, from Wellington, C.-JO a.m. Maimia. from Whangarei. .~.."i0 a.m. Mntangi. from Taurangn. 6.50 a.m. DEPARTURES—TESTEUDAY. Ilufflili, for Suva, u..'!o p.m. llikufcingi, for Portland. 7 p.m. Claymore, for Whangarei, 7.5 p.m: Totea, lor Coast, 8.10 p.m. Taniwha, for Paerou, 10.45 p.m. Waipu, for Kerepeehi, 11.10 p.m. THIS DAY. Kaikorai. for Newcastle, 0.25 n.iu. Hinemoa, for Wellington, 8.13 a.m. VESSELS EXPECTED AT AUCKLAND. I'oolta. Newcastle, January 13. fc-iurentz, Mexico, January Iβ. Kai'tigl, Greymoutli. January 10. Wainui, Gisbornc, January 17. Knitangata, Westport, January is. Niagara, Sydney, January IS. Vi'aipahi, South. January 18. Miiraiiia. Sydney. January 10. Surrey, London, January 20. Arawa, Southampton. January 20. •Wniruna, San Francisco, January 20. West Henshaw, Los Angeles. January 20. H.M.S. Diomede. London. January 21. lluia, Clarence River, January 23. •Tofua. Fiiji. January 25. Kurow, Melbourne, January 27. Hertford, South, January, :!7 (load?). Treueglos. New York, Jauuaiy *J7. Ruahine, London, via Wellington, Jan. 30. Aorangi, Vancouver, February 1. Otlra, Liverpool, February 12. Tredinnlck, St. John, February 3. Ruapehu, South, February 4 (leads). Canadian Spinner, Halifax. February 5. Port Dunediui London, February 14. Huntingdon, Liverpool, February 115. Xongariro, London, February 20. VESSELS IN TOUT. Kairuiloa fselinr.), in stream. H.M.B. Dunedln, at Devunpurt. Bsucula (Admiralty tanker), iv stream. Waltonio, in Dock (Union S.S. Co.). Southern Cross, in stream (Watkin and Wallls). Kaimanawa, North Wall, (Union S.S. Co.). Wlngatui, North Wall (Union *.*. Co.). l"iri (sen.), North Wall (G. E. Campbell). Canadian Explorer, Central Wharf (Canadian Govt. Merchant Marine). Katoa, Prince's Wharf (Union S.S. Co.). Cambridge, Queen's Wliart (N.z. Shipping Co.). Bona, Chelsea (Colonial Sugar Refining Co.) iWauaka, Prince's Wharf (Union S.S Co.). Kurnalpi, King's Wharf.' MARAMA FOR AUCKLAND. The T.'nion Company announce th.it thelt intercolonial passenger etcamcr Marama leaves .Sydney to-day for Auckland, and is due to arrive here on Tuesday next. POOLTA 6 A.M. TO-MORROW. A -wireless message from the Steamer Poolta states that she will nrrlvc at Auckland from Newcastle at 0 a.m. to-morrow with a cargo of tlinßer. The vessel will berth at the King's wharf, and will later proceed to TaUranpa and Greymouth In continuation of discharge. ■NORTHERN COMPANY'S MOVEMENTS. Expected Arrivals. To-day.—Gael, from Warkworth, 11 p.m. To-morrow. —Woiuku, from Surfdale, 5.45 ft.m.; Taniwha, from Pacroa. 4 a.m.: Haultl, from Coromandel, 12.30 a.m.; ■Walpu, from Kerepeehi. 1 a.m.; Claymore, from Whangarei, o a.m.; Rarawfli from iXew Plymouth, 9 a.m.; ilimu, from Hofeiangn, G a.m. Projected Departures. To-day.—Ngapuhi, for" Russell, 5 p.m.; •Waiuku, fof Surfdale, 0.30 p.m.: Matangi, for Tauranga, 7 p.m.; Mahaia, for Whangarei, 10 p.m. •UNION CO.'S STEAMERS. The Kurow left Melbourne 11 aim. Wednesday last for New Plymouth, Castlecliff. Wellington, Auckland and Fortland ( in that order. The Manuka leaves Wellington nt 3 p.m. Monday next for Melbourne direc-t. The Walpahl left Dunedln at 11 p.m. Wednesday for Lytteltdn and Wellington. She is expected to leave Wellington tomorrow for Auckland. The. Kauri is expected to leave Newcastle this afternoon for Auckland. The Kaimuuawa sails nt noon tomorrow for Westport direct. She undbeked yesterday afternoon and berthed at the North Wall. ,Tli p Katoa Kails nt 5 p.m. to-mofrow for >\ellinKton. Lyttelton, Duuedin, Ouuiaru, and Timaru. I KURNALPI ARRIVED. A steamer purchased by the Northern Wairoa S.S. Co., Ltd.. to run in a new service between Auckland and Opua, Wbangaroa, Mangonui, Hoktanga, Dargaville and Kaipara ports, arrived at Auckland last night and berthed it the King's wharf this morning to discharge 100 tons or telegraph poles and general cargo. The Kurnalpi left Sydney on January 6 and made a fine-weather voyage of 7 daye °2 hour?, with light westerly and southerly winds. Captain Isabel was in command during the voyage across the Tasman Sea and had with him :—Mr. 3. T. Munro. chief officer; Mr. T. Sinclair, sfscond; Mr t> Matheson, chief engineer; Mr. A. McDlarmid. second. The Kurnalpi is a steamer of 295 tons gross register, built in 1005. and classed 100 Al at Lloyd's. She hns a eareorarrylng capacity of over 500 tons, and steams eight knots. Her former owners were the Melbourne Steamship Co.. and the serTlce In which the vessel was engaged was along the Western Australian coast from Fremantle to Geraldton. t^« e l?. 9 T 1 ? ttPd on the Kurnalpi at Auckland &he is announced to leave here on Monday evening nest for Northern ports mentioned, and will be under the command of Captain G. Attwood for he? first trip. It ia expected she will make a trip every ten or twelve days.

The Waitomo was floated into dock this morning. The Kaikorai Bailed just after midnight for Newcastle. The ilughli sailed last evening for Suva. ULIMAROA'S NEXT TRIP. The Huddart-ParSer Co. advise that the Ulimaroa leaves Sydney on her next trip on January 22 and arrives at Auckland on the 20th. She will leave here for Sydney on the 20th, Anniversary Day. AORANGI LEAVES VANCOUVER. The Aorangi left Vancouver at noon on Wednesday last for Auckland, via ports. She is due to arrive here on January 31 mid is announced to leave for Sydney on .Monday. February 1. SIERENTZ TO-MORROW. Messrs. Robert Millar and Co., advise that the Sierentz will arrive at Auckland to-morrow afternoon from Mexico, via Lyttelton, and will berth at the King's wharf to discharge sulphur. CANADIAN EXPLOREH. The Canadian Explorer arrived at dayhreak from Wellington and berthed at the Central wharf to complete her cargo for New York. Boston and Halifax. is tv sail finally at noon to-morrow. NIAGARA LEFT SYDNEY. The Niagara left Sydney at noon yesterday for Auckland with 4i3 passengers for this port, and 106 for ports beyond. She is expected to arrive here on MouAiy momma next and sails at 11 a.m. on Tuesday for Vancouver, via Suva, Honolulu and \ ietoria. MOTU AND OTIMAI. The Motu will be leaving Auckland on Munday at 4 p.m. for Mercury Bay and Whakatane. Cargo will be accepted tomorrow morning as the vessel will be alongside. The Otimai will sail for Kutai'ore and Opotiki at i p.m. on Monday. CARGO FROM HALIFAX. The Canadian Spinner will be due at Auckland on February a frum Li'ulU'dX to discharge general cargo. The Canadian Challenger is to clear Malifax on January 25 for Auckland iiiid otter -sew Zealand ports. EXCURSIONS ON WAITEMATA. Moonlight excursions on the Waltemata will be run every Tuesday and Thursday by the Rangitoto, leaving the Northern wharf at 8 p.m. and returning at 11 p.m. On Wednesday and Saturdays, the Kangitoto will make a harbour excursion, leaving at 2 p.m. and returning at o p.m. WEEK-ENDS TO RUSBEU* The Northern Co. announce that the Ngapuhi is leaving to-day and on tae £2nd January at 5 p.m. and will land passengers at the deep-water cove, Russell, where accommodation can be secured for fishing parties. The steamer leaves Russeil on Sunday nights for Auckland, arriving here at 7 a.m. on Monday morning. On the 22nil the Ngapuhi will also fake passengers for the Kawafeawa race?, which arr held the following day. On the 2Sth the Ngapuni Vill be leaving again for the fishing grounds and the North, leaving Russell as usu.il on the Sunday night, which will give tuive dn>s' good tishing.