SHIPPING NEWS.

Auckland Star, Volume LVII, Issue 16, 20 January 1926, Page 6

SHIPPING NEWS.

Sunset: To-day, 7.11. Sunrise : To-morrow, 4.53. Moon : First Quarrer, 21st, 10.1 a.m. HIGH WATER. Auckland To-day, 11.40 a.m. — Auckland Thurs., 0.14 a.m. 1-2. p.m. Onphung.-i Thurs.. 3.51 a.m. 4.11 p.m. Kaipnra H<l»...Thurs., 3.+« a.m. 4.UK p.m. ilanukau Hds..Thurs.. 2.51 a.m. 3,11 p.m. ARRIVALS—YESTERDAY. Haulrl, from Coromandel. 3.40 p.m. " Hfikuransi, from Whangarei, 8.40 p.m. THIS DAY. Manaia, from Whangarei, 5.50 a.m. Murangi. from Tauranca, 7 a.m. j Waipu, from Kerepeehi, 5.2-5 a.m. Paroto, from Const, 0.15 a.m. Gael, put hack, 2 a.m. Apanui, from Awanul, 12.40 p.m. Kaitangata, from Westport, 1.30 p.m. . DEPARTURES—YESTERDAY. R.M.s. Niagara, for Vancouver, 2.25 p.m. .Morn, fur ('oust, (1.20 p.m. Poolra, for Tauranga, 11.40 p.m. Walniii, Cor East Coast ports 4.50 p.m. VESSELS EXPECTED AT AUCKLAND. Walpahi, South, January 21. Surrey.. London. January 21. Wa'iruna, San Francisco, January 23. Arawa, Southampton. January 21. H.M.s. Diomede. London. January 21. Kauri, Newcastle, January 22. West Heushuw. Los Alludes. January 22. Huia, (Clarence River, January 23. Waiuui, Gishornp. January 24. Tofua, Fiiji. January 25. TJlimuron, Sydney. January 2f>. Hertford, South, January 27 (loads). Treneglos, New York, January 27. Ruahine, London, via Wellington. Jan. 30. Aorangi, Vancouver, January 31. Otira, Liverpool, February 2. Slaunganui, Sydney, February 2. Trediuniek. St. John. February 3. Runpehu, South. February 4 (loads). Trevarrack. New York. February 4. Canadian Spinner, Halifax, February 5. Middlesex. South (loads L, February 5. Port Dunedin, London, February 14. Huntingdon, Liverpool, February Id. Tongariro. London, February 20. West Calera, San Francisco, February 22. Cumberland', Liverpool, March 9. VESSELS IX PORT. Kaimilio (sen.), in stream. H.M.s. Dunedin. at Devonporf. Ntii'tila (Admiralty tanker), in dock. Waitomo, Kind's Wnarr, (Union S.S. Co.). Southern Cross, in stream (Watkin and j Wailis). ! Wingatui. North Wail (Union S.S. Co.). Plri (sch.). North Wail (G. E. Campbell). Sierentz, King's Wharf (R. Millar and To.). Wanaka, Prince's Wharf, (Union S.S. Co.). Mar.im.i, Prince's Wharf (Caum S,.S. Co.). Kartigl. Central Wharf (Union S.S. Co.). Kaitangata, Western Wharf (Union S.S. ] Co.). NORTHERN COMPANY'S MOVEMENTS. Expected Arrivals. ! To-day.—Wa.iukn. from Waiheke, R p.m. ; I Taniwha. from Pneron. 8 p.m.; Oniana, from Matakana, Mullet Poinr, and Kawau, ■i p.m. To-morrow.—Claymore, from Whangarei, 3.30 a.m. ; Rimu, from Raglan and Kawhia, J 6 a.m. | Projected Departures. I To-day.—Apanui. for Great P>arrier. midnight: Mntnngi. for Tnnranga, 7 p.m.; M.-maia. for Whangarei. 10 p.m.; Hauiri,! for Kopu and Turun, 5 p.m. : To-morrow. — Waiuku, for Snrfilnle,! Ostend. and Omiha, 0.30- a.m. : Oniana, for' Browns Bay. Arkle's Bay, Deep Creek, j and Silverdale, 7.30 a.m. MIDDLESEX'S MOVEMENTS. At present loading at Wanganui, the I Federal Line steamer Middlesex will subspquputly procPPd to Lytteiton. I-ater she will return to Wangnnul to rake in further I cargo. She is to complete her cargo at j Napier, Auckland and Wellington, being. scheduled to sail finally from the lastnamed port on February 13 for Boston, New York, Glasgow, Liverpool, Manchester, Avonmouth and London. GULF SERVICES ALTERED. Owing to the withdrawal of the steamer Omana, alterations in a number of the Gulf services are announced by the Northern Co. Trips will now be made to AVarkworth and Waiwera on Tuesdays and Fridays, and to Silverdale and way ports on Mondays and Thursdays. A steamer will sail for Big Omaha and Leigh on Mondays, for Kawau, Matakana and Mullet Point on Wednesdays, and for Mangawai, Kawau and Leigh on Fridays. Owing to. Friday. January 20; being Anniversary Day,' slight alterations in this time-table will be necessary. RUAHINE'S PASSENGERS. • The New Zealand Shipping Company's steamer Ruahine, which Is due at Wellington from Tendon and Southampton on j Saturday, has on hoard the following pas-! spngprs .-—Saloon : Commander and Mrs. F. Bradley, Colonel the Hon. .7. B. Brownlow, Colonel .7. Hopton, Lieutenant-Com-mander F. Lamb, R.N., and Mrs. Lumb. Canon and Mrs. .7. Russel Wilford and Mr. F. R. Wilford. Mrs. R. C. Booker and Miss E. Booker, Mr. and Mrs. D. A. Ewen ' and family (3). Mr. and Mrs. A. H. Garraway, Mr. and Mrs. C. .7. S. Harcourt, n rim- Mrs F ' M - "-tin. Mr. and Mrs. m, «i,?r s M and Mrs L - A - Byworth, and P d ™?- 7' ,f liffonl ' and Masters D. Txt Te£ llffol lv Mrs ' *■ Eld " 3 a nd Hiss •I. M. Riders, Mr. and "' L B ' Garner Mr. and Mrs. H. L. Glassey, Mr and Airs' J. Johnstone. Mr. and Mrs HRr»«Yn~" J ' V "Mr; and Masters r Mrs h0 c ler s m r h - Shonler F. 6 Skelron M« r''"a V l "' anrl lr "- Miss-PS M. M. and ? Smith U s h anfl the J- Stuart, Mr and M™*? X & and llr< ' .Misses P. M. and M T T * a \, dames E. B. r-rinde \f T ', r Th " mas "es-| E. ft. Marshall, G. ,f Sy m /W'"?'* E- Robinson, G. B. -Tanner' & £ h = ! son. J. K. Anderson. M Barnes V »"" ! how, if. C. Bentley, M. r, esnev C **£'] Carwen, L. Ellison. M. Fras™ F Vr' ' Oirrtler. J. Monenr P vi-k '.' - f . v„i,- -\r \,- iSr ' .'■ Nicholson, M i -Man. M. M. Presrwich, E. I Renai xt dearie. L. Shields, E. M Thorn M l i Twtstieton, M. V. Weint7 r> Woffenden" Mess-* W. A Briscoe and *>■ Wo-ffenden, J « and P « r-£. ? „ B - Briscoe, «' *«■ 2. fl " S « Chance J. Henderson x A. M. Taylor. G. H. Trirton, J P "S,J W A E n ve e - tt V H > J V Ear H ber ,-, A - BrahamT'cl- "- ve =- G ' E. Cnmbrell. H. Jaeohs T V.. Kerridge, C. Lumb. G. H. rTsmt H. R. Storrer, R. Wailworfc tt-«_ "' also 468 third-class passengers. ere *"'

! The Admiralty oil tanker Nucula is to j undock to-morrow morning and will berth, alongside H.M.s. Dunedin. The Richardson steamer Mako was expected to leave Napier to-dny for Auckland, where she is due during the week-end. The Richardson steamer Awahou returned j from Portland this morning and berthed at i i the King's wharf. Shi' is to sail to-morrow j ' for Gisborne. Tokomaru Bay and Tologa j i Bay. j Now loading at Gisborne. the Federal j I Line steamer Hertford is expected to leave , ' there to-night for Napier and Auckland to , . complete her cargo for England. She i.s j ' expected to sail hence on January 30. I The Northern Company advise that their j i steamer Rangitofo will mane a moonlight | I rrlp to-morrow evening and a harbour trip : jon Saturday. The same vessel will make | moonlight rrips on Tuesday and Thursday jof next week and harbour trips on ] ; Wednesday and Saturday. i PAKF.I-IA LEAVES WELLINGTON. ! Loaded with a full cargo of New Zea- j I land produce, the Shaw. Suvill and Albiou I Line's steamer Pakeha sailed from We!- ---! lingron for London this morning. The I | vessel did not take in cargo at this port. j | MA RAMA'S SAILING TIME. On her return trip to Sydney, the Union : i Company's Intercolonial passenger steamer ■ < .Murumu Is announced to leave Auckland i ;ar :'. p.m. on Friday. She is berthed at the: I Prince's wharf. ; H.M.S. DIOMEDE EXPECTED. ! An expected arrival at Auckland ro-mor- j '■ row is the cruiser Dlornede, which has been commissioned for the New Zealand station. The warship, whicfi is similar in design to ! H.M.s. Dunedin. i.s due to arrive in- the ■ harbour at 10 a.m. I j THE CANADIAN BRITISHER. I Ar present discharging and loading at I Southern ports, the Canadian Government : steamer Cnnndinn Britisher is announced to return to Auckland to complete her cargo for New York, Boston and Halifax. , ' hiii is to sun from Aucantud ou b'euruuiy j | 11. j THE SUBR-EY. With cargo for discharge at Auckland I and Southern ports, the Federal Line I steamer Surrey is expected to arrive from ! London at a late hour to-morrow night. I As she is bringing a quantity of explosives ! she will proceed to the powder anchorage. | She Is expected to come Into port on ; Saturday. KCRNALP'S FIRST TRIP. A projected departure from Auckland this afternoon was the steamer Kurnulpi. which was purchased in Australia for the I N. 3. coastal trade. The Kurnalpi is I making- her first trip since her arrival in i New Zealand waters. She will call at I Opus. Whangaroa. Kaipara and other ports, and is expected to return to Auckland about Thursday of next week. MISHAP TO GAEL. Whilst leav'lng the wharf at Waiwera at mid-day yesterday, the Northern Co.'s steamer Gael experienced rudder trouble anil was forced to put back. The company's steamer Hauiti was dispatched for Waiwera to tow the Gael into port. Both vessels arrived at an early hour this morning. The Gael was placed on the patent slip this afternoon and is ro resume on Friday. I ARAWA ARRIVES TO-MORROW. I A further wireless message from the j Shaw-, Savlll and Albion* Line steamer [ Arawa states that she expects to arrive at. ! Auckland from London and Southampton jat 5 o'clock to-morrow morning. On j arrival she will anchor in the stream for ! medical Inspection, and will berth later at the Queen's wharf. Resides mails an.l cargo, she has a large number of passengers to land at this port before proceeding ro Wellington to complete discharge. A. S. Paterson and Co. are the local agents. UNION COMPANY'S STEAMERS. Movements of vessels under the flag of the Union Company are announced as follow :— The Poolta soiled last evening for Tauranga, Portland, and New Plymouth. The Waipahii is expected to arrive at Auckland to-morrow morning, when she will berth at the Prince's wharf. After discharge here she is to proceed to Napier. Wellington, and Dunedin. The Kaitangata arrived at Auckland from Westport early this afternoon, and went to a berth at the Western wharf. The Moeraki is announced to leave Wellington at 4 p.m. en Monday for Melbourne, via. Sourhern ports. The Whangaipe has been fixed to load_.it i Dunedin to-morrow for Auckland, via j Lyttelton and Wellington. I The Wairuna is expected to arrive at j Auckland from San Francisco on Saturday. I The Kauri arrives at Auckland from j Newcastle on Friday afternoon. She is i bringing a cargo of coal. PASSENGERS FROM 'FRESCO. Following is a list of the passengers who arrived at Wellington by the R. M.s. Makura from San Francisco on Sunday evening:— First saloon : Misses Ambridge, Harrold. Huhband, Lambert. Mills, Reid. Smith. Willman. K. Wheeler. M. Wheeler. Alesdames Ambridge. Benrdsley. Beldon. Hawley. Hill, Kleselhorst. Lambert. Lamb. Madsen, Mills, Mitchell, Montgomery. Mooney, Rogers, Reid, Srrelitz, Tomlinson. Messrs. Ambridge. Benrdsley. Beldon, Bell. Bradford. Znne Grey. Harrold. Hawley. Hill, Hill, Holden, Harder. Kieselhorst, Dr. Lambert. Lamb. Madsen. Mills. Cap- ' tain L, D. Mitchell, Master Mooney, Dr. G. R. Radmore. Rndmore. Richards, Rogers. Strang. Srrelitz, F. E. Tomlinson. Wheeler. 1 Dr. 11. Whipple. Dr. H. M. Wilson. Second 1 saloon : Misses Bryan. Currie. Davis. Gower. | Kurnrangi, Lyndon, Low. Brain, Stuart. I Smart, Stuart. Wilson. Mesdames Bell, Cor- \ diner. Currie, Gower, Houghton, Kuru- | rangi. Matthews, Messrs. Belrranui. Bryan, Rev. R. Cordiner. Everett. Master Everett. I Houghton, and ten third-class. I The Makura resumed her voyage to Sydney late yesterday afternoon. PORT OP OTTEHTTNGA. i DEPARTURES— ! Rimu, for Raglan and Kawhia, 8.30 p.m. j ARRIVALS.—THIS DAY. I Rarnwa. from New Plymouth, 3.45 a.m. i —^———^———————