SHIPPING NEWS.

Auckland Star, Volume LVII, Issue 53, 4 March 1926, Page 6

SHIPPING NEWS.

Sunset: To-day. 6.25. Sunrise : To-morrow. ."..'IS. Moon : Last Quarter, 7th, 11.20 p.m. HIGH WATER. luekland .. . .To-day. 30.10n.tn.10.34p.n1. Auckland I'M..' 10.40 a.m. 11.12 p.m. Onehunjrii Fri., 2.11 a.m. 2.-'<> p.m. Knlpum 11i15....Fri.. 2.21 p.m. ManukauHds...Fri., 1.11 a.m. 1.20 p.m. A It RIVALS.—YESTERDAY. Walpu. fnim Kerepeeht. 2.40 p.m. GlenelL', from Whan«arel, 8.40 p.m. THIS PAY. Niliipuhi from Russell, 7.43 n.m. Tanhvhn. from Pneroa, 6.30 n.m. Claynmre. from Whangarel. ~JM a.m. Knimilon. from Russell. S a.m. Xiroii. from ijisborne. 10.30 a.m. DEPARTURES-YESTERDAY. Kniiiinnnwa. for Weßtport, 3.50 p.m. Oraana. for Tnuranga, 5.53 p.m. Mntnngi. for Taurangm, 7.10 p.m. Kiirow, for South, n.5 p.m. Hereklnn. fnr I'ortland, lo.io p.m. Miiiiiiln. for Wuansarei. IU.IO p.m. fur Portland. 10.10 p.m. Huntingdon, for Wellington, o.jO p.m. Iwatc, fur Suva, 0 p.m. THIS DAY. Apanui, fo- (Ircat Barrier, 0.10 a.m. VESSELS IX PORT. IT M s Laburnum, Dock Wharf 11.M.5. iMinedln. Sheerlegs Wharf. 11.M.5. Dioraede. in stream. H.M.c.r.. Iris, at Uevouport (Pacific Cable Board). H.M.s. Veronica, at Dcronport. Louis Tlierinult (bdtne.i. North Wall. Kaiiniloa (sell.), in stream. Wanaka. In stream < Union S.S. Co.). Flora, in stream (tTnion S.S. Co.) Katknral, Western Wharf (Union S.S. Co.). Norfolk, Queen's Wharf (Federal Co.). aiuungiiiiut. I'rince's Wharf (Union S.S. Co.). AYaitoniu, King's Wharf vCniou S.S. Co.) VESSELS KXPECTED •AT AUCKLAND. Hartfield. Nauru Island, March .">. Inkuia. Now York. March 5. Commandant Hcstremnn, Surprise Island, March .*i. Schouwcii. St. John, March 6. Gu.v ('. Gone (barque), Vuucouver. sailed January s. Canadian Challenge*. Halifax, March 1. Canadian Splnuer. South (loads', March S. Port Victor, Bunbury, March ?. Ciirnhrrland. liiverpool, March '.). Ilvlngtol) Court. Cuba. March 10. Waiwcril, O;iua. March 11 lload?). Atheuir-. Snulluuu"t(in. Marcli 12. Knarnsbrc Nmv York, March 1-. Niagara. Sydney. March 13. Kaiwaira. Melbourne. March 14. Surrey, South. Marrii 1"> (loads). Mamma. Sydnpy, Marcli IG. Wnlmana, London. March 17. Tlauraki. San Kratifisfo, March 20. Tofua, Fiji. March 22. TTliiuaroa. Sydney, March 1?,. Hotoma. Lolnlon, via Wellington. March 20. LMonta'.'uc Los AnsolOß, Mnn-li 2T. \ Aoraniri. Ynncouvcr. March 29. Korenn Prinrp, Sγ. John, March 31. Canadian Miller. Halifax. April 9. Corlorliic. I ntiiiiin. via Wrllintrtoii, April 12. Matakana. Licerpoo!, April IG. KORTHERN COMPANY'S MOVEMENTS. Expected Arrivals. To-day.—Waiuku, from Surfdalc, Ostcnd and Omilia. (> p.m. ; Wakaterp, i'roiu Thames, 1.40 p.m.; Hauiti, from Kopu and Turua. 4 p.m. ; Apanui, from Great Barrier, 7 p.m. : Kawau, from Kawau, Matakana and Mullet l'oint. 3.15 p.m. To-morrow.—Manaia, from Whangarei. 0 a.m.: Malanjii. from Taurnnffa, 7 a.m.; AVniotahi, from Totiiru North, llouhora, and Kalmaiuiniu, S a.m. Projpctetl To-day. -Tor™, from Mal'sdon l'oint. Munfrapai. Pnrun Bay and Waipu. 3 p.m. ; Waipu. for Ken-prelii. 2.80 p.m. : Taniwha. for I'aeroa, : Claymore, for Whii7 p.m. : Gael, for llrpwn'a Buy. Arkle's Bay, Depp Creek and Silverdiilc, . r i.:!O p.m. ; Raruwa, lor New Plymouth, '6.:W p.m. OPAWA IN AUSTRALIA. A cable message to the New Zealand Shipping Company states that their liner. Opuwa arrived at Melbourne on Monday from Sydney to coutlmio loading. The vessel next proceeds to Hobart, and Adelaide, and is to clear the latter port on March 13 for the Continent and the United Kingdom. TURAKINA TO LOAD. Advice received by the local oHice of the New Zealand Shipping Company states that tlie steamer Turakina is (ixed to commence loading at New Plymouth on March IK for Boston, New York, anil West Coast ports of Great Britain. She will subsequently load also at Bluff, Port Chalmers, Tlmaru, l.yttelton. Wellington. Napier, and Aueklancl. Tin; Turakina is to sail finally from Auckland on April 17. HUNTINGDON DEPART.-'. J ii continuation of her royutte from Liverpool, thij Federal Mue Htcamer Ilunt-inj-'dnn sailed for Wellington last ,evening. Oii complerion of her dluchargD In the S..ui]i tin' Huntingdon will carry out a Homeward loading programme. Nlie is w-ui'fluled to sail finally from Wellington on April •.'_' fur London and West Coast of United Kingdom port.s. UNION CO.'H STEAMERS. Movement* of. vessels under liie flag of the fiiluii dp. are announced as follow : — The Kiiima-nawa Hailed for Wc-gtpoit yes-ti-nlny rtfternuon. The Kurow was (Jißpunbed for southern p.iiiH l,isi ■•vi>Diliif. . The Kalon is expected to nrrivc; ut Allckhind friiia Xifw Plymouth to-morrow or K.uurdny. Oa lompletlcn of In.,- rllschuree Kin- l<; to proceed to Wellington, Lyttelton iJiinwlin. Oiinmru and Tlmaru Th« Knikonil cunnot be dUnatcbed for ,\i-\viasi le before TllPUdfly next |t Tin; Walnitbl wae expecle.j to \ va \p. Welh for Auckland to-dny, ■ T)..- Kukapo i« e X|J ,.,i,-,'i to „,•,■),.,. at ■ Auckland from (iivymmilh to-morrow.

The Mrlaneslan Mission steamer Pnutheni ] f'"n.*s was Huated into the duck this morn- - ing. ! IWATK SAILED. ! A departure from Ancklnnd at six o'clock [ i !:i-i MViMitut; w;i> tlic .lapani'se training 1, ship Iwuti , for Suva. The warship is, mi j her wii.T to lier home [tort of Yukusuka. ; ' THE KOREAN PRINCE. To continue loading fur New Zealand j ports. Ihe steamer Korean Prince left j I.iniislierir for St. John on February 27. This vessel is to discharge nt Auckland. Welling- •' ton, I.j trfitoll. Dunedin and Wanganui. THE SCHOUWEN. j From East Canadian purrs with general 1 cargo, the steamer Schouwen is expected to arrive at Auckland to the agency of the I New Zealand Shipping Company at an early I date. She has not yet reported by wireless, j I MATAKANA LEAVES HOME. Cable advice lias been received by the Phaw. BiivlH and Albion Co. that the Matakann sailed from Liverpool on Sunday with general 10 discharge at AneklniiU. Wellington. Lytteltoil. and Dunedin. The vessel is due at Auckland on April 7. KAIMILOA RETURNED. H.ivinz been absent from Auckland since Febninry IS. the privately-owned American | schooner Kalniiloa refurui-cl from a fishing trip in Hnsseli this morning. Tlic schooner, which is to sail for Noumea early next month, is anchored in the scream. IXTER-ISLAND SERVICE. Additional trips will be run by the Union Tompnny's Inter-lsliind passenger steamers 11urinii Eiistor week. Morning and evening trips will be made from lmth Wellington ■ ami Lyttflti.n nn Tliursdny. Api-il 1, Friday. April -J. and Tuesday. April (i. THE IXKUL.V. Under i-li.irl'T to the I'nminnnwealth and Dominion "i.inc. the steamer Inkllln is exl««'ctod to arrive at Am-kl.-ind from NewYork .-it an early date. She has not yet reported by wireless. <>n arrival she will | berth at the Prince's wharf, j THE HINRMOA. ; Round for Norfolk Island with passengers nnil rnrgo. the Government steamer Hillemcm js expected to lenve Auckland at ."1 o'clock this afternoon. The Hlnemoii has now bei'ii placed unreservedly at the disposal i:f the tourist trade i'or the rest of j the season. THE HARTFIELD. Carryins n full cargo of phosphate, the steamer Harifielil is expected to arrive at Auckland from Nauru Island tn-tnnrrntv < evening or early on Saturday. This vessel which will discharge at the King's wharf, is uader the local agency of Messrs. Henderson and Mac-fa riane. THE COMMANDANT DESTREMAN. To the agency of Messrs. Carr, Pountney and Company, the French steamer Commandant Destreman is expected to arrive at Auckland at daybreak to-morrow. She is coming from Surprise Island with a cargo of guano, which will be discharged at the King's wharf. THE CANADIAN CHALLENGER. An expected arrival at Auckland about Sunday is the Canadian Government steamer Canadian Challenger from Halifax with general cargo. From Auckland she is to proceed to southern jvorts to complete discharge and to commence loading for New York. Boston and Montreal. She will later return to Auckland to iill up. THE TONGARIRO. At present unloading Home cargo at the Queen's wharf, the New Zealand Shipping Company's steamer Tonjrariro is expected to leave Auckland for Wellington this evening. On completion of her discharge at Wellington she will commence loading for her return trip. In the meantime she is announced to leave Wellington for London on March 31. TnE MATjNGAXUI. On her return trip to Sydney, the Union Co.'s intercolonial steamer Mnungnnul is announced to leave Auckland with, passengers and cargo at 3 p.m. to-morrow. During Easter week this vessel will sail from Auckland for Sydney on Thursday, April 1, instead of the usual schedule day, Friday. MARAMA'S EASTER RUNNING. The L'nion Co.'s steamer Marama was to leave Wellington for Sydney to-day. This vessel is due at Sydney on Tuesday next and will leave there the following Friday for Auckland. Owing to Friday, April 2, being Good Friday. this steamer is announced to leave Wellington for Sydney on Thursday, April 1. BARQUE GUY C. GOSS. Timber laden from Vancouver, the barque Guy C. Oos-,3 is expected to arrive at Auckland nt an early date. The barque, which is a vessel of 1572 tons, is .bringing 1,250,000 feet of timber for New Zealand. From Auckland she is to proceed to Wellington and Timaru to complete discharge. The Guy C. Goss took: her clearance from Vancouver on January 8. Mr. J. B. OXaughlen has been appointed local agent by the schooner's general agents. MESS TABLE GOSSIP. Mr. A. G. M. Christie lias been appointed chief officer of the Tahiti. Captain H. A. Chatfield has been appointed master of tho Kamo, relieving Captain E. It. Lowe for holiday leave. Mr. C. Sharpe has been appointed chief officer of the Komata, relieving Mr. W. W. Fish for transfer. Mr. J. A. McArthuT has been appointed third officer of the Kamo, relieving Mr W T. Scott for transfer. Mr. It. K. F. Osborne has been appointed second officer of the Kakapo, relieving Mr. E. J. Johnston for transfer. j Mr. C. 11. George has been appointed second officer of the Moeraki, relieving Mr. ' N. M. Bonetti for instructions. Mr. R. Blampied has been appointed third officer of the Karetu, relieving Mr A. W. McDonald for holiday leave. Mr. 11. Allan has been appointed third oflicer of the Kaiwarra, relieving; Mr. J. W. Monaghan. PORT OF ONEHUNGA. DEPARTURES.—YESTERDAY. Rimu, for Hokianga, G.lO p.m.