SHIPPING NEWS.

Auckland Star, Volume LVII, Issue 65, 19 March 1926, Page 6

SHIPPING NEWS.

Suusrt: To-day, 6.6. - Sunrise : To-morrow, 5.52. Moon : First Quarter, 21st, 4.42 p.m. HIGH WATEK. Auckland To-day, 11.0 a.m. 11.25 p.m. Auckland Sat., 11.48 a.m. — Oneliunga Sat., H. 03 a.m. 3.37 p.m. Kaiparu Hds. . .Sa:., 2.58 a.m. 3.82 p.m. Manukau Hds. .Sat., 2.03 a.m. 2.37 p.m. ARRIVALS—YESTERDAY. Hauiti, from Kopu, 4.30 p.m. Tiroa, from Gisborne, 4.40 p.m. Apanui, from Great Barrier, 8.10 p.m. THIS DAY. Manaisi, from Whangarei, 4.55 a.m. Mataugi, from Tauranga, fi.45 a.m. lionaki, from Portland, 3.25 a.m. Mahurangi, from Portland, 4 a.m. iiotu, from. Coust, 7 a.m. DEPABTUBES—YESTERDAY. Waipu, for Kerepeehi, 2.43 p.m. Tahiwhn, for Paeroa, 2.45 p.m. Coronation (aux. sch.), for Coast, 6. IS p.m. Isabella de Frame (aux. sch.), for Coast Col> p.m. Hikurangi, for Whangarei, 7 p.m. Claymore, for Wliangarei, 7.10 p.m. THIS DAY. llartneld, for Westport, 11.20 a.m. NORTHERN COMPANY'S MOVEMENTS. Expected Arrivals. To-day.—Tanlwha, from Paeroa, 7.3( p.m. ; Gael, from Brown's Bay, Arkle's Bay Deep Creek, and Silverdale, 1.30 p.m. To-morrow.—Waiuku, from Waiheke 8.45 a.m.; Hauiti, from Coromandel, 5 a.in. Wakatere, from Thames, 2.40 a.m. ; Waipu from Kerepeehi, 5 a.m-.; Claymore, fron Whangarei, 8.30 a.m. ; Bimu, from Hoki anga, 6.:i0 a.m. ; Waiotahi, from Totart North, Houhora, Kaimaumau, and Parenga S a.m. Projected Departures. To-day.—Hauiti, for Corohmneiel, 5 p.m. Clansman, for Russell, Opua, Whangarpa and Mangonui, 5 p.m. ; Waiuku, ior Waiheke 6.j>o p.m.; Matangi, for Tauranga, 7 p.m. Wakatere, for Thames, 5.30 p.m.; Manaia lor Whahgarei, i 0 p.m. ; Gael, for Oi-ewa Walwefa, Mahurangi, and Warkworth, C p.m. ; Kawau, for Kawau, Leigh, and Manga wai, 1.30 p.m. To-morrow.—Wakatere. for Thames, 6.3 C a.m; ; Apanui, for Awanui and Wainana kauri, 10 a.m. VESSELS EXPECTED AT AUCKLAjfO. Guy C. Goss (barque), Vancouver, sailed January 8. Hauraki, San Francisco, March 30. Toftia, Fiji, March 22. Uliniaroa, Sydney, March 23. Montague. Los Angeles, Mat-Hi 2TI Aorangi, Vancouver, March 2S. Rotorua, London, via Wellington, March 20 Maunganui. Sydney, March 3D Trelyon, New York, April 5 West lslip, San Francisco, April 6. Tttkoa, Liverpool, April 5. Miitakaua. Liverpool. April 7 Canadian Miller, Halifax, Aprii 9 I°4o U Co^lat ,S TS f p « «°^ l«J of Batavia, Sew York, April 16 Hemuera, London. April 17 Korean Prince. St. John, April "17 ■ Port Hardy, Liverpool, April iareora, Liverpool, May 3 Ilororata, London, May iS Hertford, Liverpool, May 31. VESSELS IN PORT. H.M.S. Laburnum, Western Wharf 11.M.A.5. Adelaide, in stream H.M.s. Delhi, in stream. H.M.s. Veronica, Western AVharf H.M.s. Dunedin, Sheerlegs Wharf H.M.s. Diomedc, Sheerlegs AVharf. 11.M.A.5. Sydney, Central AVharf H.M.C.S. Iris, at Dtvouport (Pacific Cable Hoard). Louis Therinult (bqtne.). North AVall Kaimiioa (sch.), in stream. Wariaku, in stream fUuion S.S. Co.). Southern Cross, Julian's Wliarf (Messrs Watkin and Wallace). Flora, in stream (Union S.S. Co.) Waitomo, in Stream (Uuiou S.S. Co.) Ilvington Court, Chelsea (Eobert MiUar and Co.). Knaresbro, Prince's Wharf (N.Z. Shipping Athen'ic, Queen's Wharf (A. S. Paterson and Co.). Wingatui, Prince's Wharf (Union S.S. Co.). Wainiaiia, Prince's Wharf (L. D. Nathan and Co:). THE HARTFIELD. Havinpr undergone cleaning and painting, the steamer Hartfield uadocked this morning and sailed early this afternoon for Westport. After bunkering at the coal port she is to proceed to Makatea to load phosphate for Home and Continental ports. THE WAIPORI. This morning the Union Company's steamer Waipori was bunkering the Australian -warship Adelaide in the stream. She was to berth at the King's wharf this afternoon and is announced to sail for Greymouth to-morrow afternoon. THE KNAKESBRO. Discharging now at the Prince's wharf, rhu Ellermun Bucknall Line steamer Knaresbro . will leave Auckland to-mofrow morning for Wellington, Lyttelton, Dunedin and Port Plfie to.put out the balance or her general cargo from New York. THE ASHEN'IC. of A Lv r u ent P uttin S out the local portion the Whit* at cat ,? 6 at \ the Queers Wharf, tou-ave luck'm , llner is expected to-morrow ? r w «l"ngton at midday tUe feoutu **? Zm complete .discharge in l>uiu a tim e -tah? P rt W I U al ?,° load for Home, Zealand oa April a° BaU from New TH33 -WAXMANA. ington to complete loadin^ln^T , and Wel " is to. leave Welllii+nS g fo F London. She 1 "i

THE KAITOKE. Loaded with Australian produce, the Union Co.'s freighter Kaitoke cleared Devonport (Tasmania) on Saturday of lust week. She is expected to reach this port tomorrow or Sunday. THE! TOPUA. Cabled Information received bj the Union Company confirms the departure from Suva at 4 o'clock yesterday aftefnooh of the Island steadier Tofua for Auckland direct. She is bringing passengers and cargo, and is expected to arrive at this port on Mondaj-. THE TAMAHINE. In connection with, the Wellington-Picton service, the Union Company announce that their steamer Taniahirie will leave Wellington for Picton iat 1.15 p.m. to-morrow. Oh her return trip she is to leave Picton at 0 p.m. on Sunday, March 21. CANADIAN MILLEK KEPORTED. Cable advice received toy the Canadian Government Line states that the steamer Canadian Miller, which left Halifax on iXiareh 1, arrived at Panama fit 2 a.m. oh March 12, and sailed again at 9 p.m. the siiuie day for Auckland, where she is due on April 16. THE CUMBERLAND. In continuation of her voyage' from Liverpool, the Federal Line steamer Cumberland will not now leave Auckland for AVellington until daybreak to-jiiorrow. After cohipleting discharge in the south the Cumberland is to load for United Kingdom ports', being scheduled to sail finally from New Zealand oh May 7. THE MOTOR SHIP HAURAKI. Carrying case oil and general cargo from Pacific Coast ports, tile Union Co.'s motor ship Ilaurnlti will arrive at Auckland tomorrow, when she will berth at the Prince's wharf. A further radio niossa;;« received from the vessel to-day stated that she expects to arrive in harbour at midday. Hence she proceeds to Wellington to continue discharge. MOXOWAI'S LAST SERVICE. Given a few weeks' more fine weather, the Harbour Board engineering staff at AVhareongaonga will have ready the bed upon which the old steamer Monowai will be sunk as a breakwater to shelter the wharf. The Monowai is now being prepared at Port Chalmers for the lnsit service she will be called to do. All portable fittings are being taqen out of her, and Ihe null is being stripped of anything tfiat may have n saleable value. The boilers aiid other heavier portions of the machinery are bniiig left aboard, and will help to weigh the Vessel down. Ballast will be loaded at Port Chalmers, and when the bed is ready to receive her •keel she will be towed to Glsborne, ldaded further with stone, and allowed to fill and sink, where her hull will afford the best protection to craft at the" quarry wharf. UNION COMPANY'S MOVEMENTS. Movements of, vessels under the flag of the Union Company are announced as follow :— The Waipahi leaves DUnedin to-morrow for Auckland, via ports. The Kurow was expected to leave Picton for Auckland to-day. After discharge at this port the Kurow is to proceed to Lyttelton direct about Thursday next, taking cargo for that port and Dunedln. The Kutoa is expected to leave Wellington about Monday for Auckland, and aftdr discharge here is to proceed to Portland to load cement for Southern po.rts. The Wingatui is to sail to-night for Napier, Wellington, Lytteltbh, Duiiedin, Oamaru and Timafu. The Kaimahawa -trill arrive to-morrow morning with a coal cargo from Westport. She will berth at the Western wharf. After discharge this steamer is te proceed to Wellington. The. Kekerangu wae expected to clear Newcastle to-day for Auckland. The Poolta is expected to leave Greymouth for Auckland to-morrow. ITALIAN MOTOR. PASSENGER LINEIt. Italy was somewhat late in entering the field of motor ship construction, and It is, therefore, ail the more remarkable that the three largest vesels to be equipped with Diesel machinery arfe now being built in Italian yards. One was launched at Mohfalcone, near Trieste, on December 20, and is perhaps even more remark-able from the point or view of machinery arrangement than for the actual size of the vessel. Named the Saturni.i. She is for the Soeullci) Line's regular service to South American The tonnage of the ship is given as 24,500. against 22,500 for the Anurias* whicli Hariand and Wolff are building foe the Royal Mail Steam Packet Company, aiul which ran 'trials in January. The diiuen sions of the two ships ire. howevei-, approximately the same. The Jg'ngtli of the Saturriia is 610 ft between pWpendieiilars, with a beam Of 20ft 6lh asa a flepth of 46ft 6in. 'Each of her two engines develops nonnaly 9000 b.h.p.. or 10,00;] b.h.p. with supercharging, although it is intended that the superchargers shall be brought into operation only when an increase above the usual speed is required. The exhaust gases from the main and auxiliary machinery will be discharged through relatively short exhaust pipes': funnels, in the ordinary sense, will be absent from the vessel. MANAMA'S PASSENGERS. On her return trip to Sydney, the Union Company's steamer Marama was timed to leave Auckland at 3 o'clock this afternoon. She was to take the following passengers :— First saloon—Misses D. Wirth, G. Wirth. E Wirth, E. Speight, F. Carr, E. W. Coulter, L. Richardson, O. I?ee Shea, E. Jull, G. Louisson, G. Makgille, It. Hiiddleßtone, G Walker, R. Napier, O. Aiekeh, R. Alexhn tier, A. Price, E. Cummins T. Henderson, F. Davis M. Mills, M. Sinclair, J. Cambell E. Park.' B. Sherman, W. Hall, M. Hall (i. Honey, D. Honey, C. Honey, L. Honey Mpsdaines M. Sprlght, T. Amberson. Perrig iion. 0. Hortoh, H. Noble, C. Sheath, Owe." G. Anderson, B. lioUiss'On, 11. Car?, H. Huddlestone, A. Beelegg, A. Bfun, Paton, B Patomar, B. Lanvbert, C- Betts, L. Egochago Stanton, R. Coates, L. Dlckson, J. Miller R. Xanier. Stinton. W. Nicholson. J. Woot ton-. A Thomson, Alexandef, Kitchener, H Tflylor, A. Suknoh, P. Robertson, M. Robb S. Hall and infant. E. Eagle, M. E&gle Wilson v Willis, S. Mills* J. Gerrnnd, Bljard, L. Coxon, A. Park, Hislop, R. Sherman Morris and child, Amodeo and child, Messrs, A. E. Bell, W. Tuhley, E. Axford, A. Walker, Wirth, A. Clark, A. Bain, H. Speight J. Hanna, C. Noble, G. Cotiltdr, W-. Lamh, K. Lee, H. Laurie, G. Christie, J. Thorhe'l. F. Shore,'A. Cnhstantine, C. Sheath, Owen Anderson, D. C. Paton, C. Palomar, d Betts, A. L. Egochago, J. Stanton. R. Cotites, G. Cathie, W. W. Kai, G. O'Brien C. C, l>. GauEseii, G. Pe2fora, E. W. Stinton W. Nicholson, W. V. Alexander, E. Kit chener, H. Taylor, A. Sahnon, L. G. Killcn de Gough, G. Brockhurst. A. Honey W Billsou J, R Place, H, Shejman, J." Ant* E. M. Farrell, R. Gurd, L. Sailey, A. Rob ei-tson, E. C. Parker, H. 8, Hnllnnd. T Walton, C. H. Seai-ly, H. Gregory, F Cow ley, J. E. Hennessy, J. Gerrand, A.. Martin R. J. Eagle. A. E. Wallace, H. Smith, .t Knight, C. West, C. Barone, F. Williams H Burrows, J. Masterton, H. S. Seccombe.' W D. Ha.vdoh. D. Conway. J. Jaiiies, S Gray P. H. Lnnjjley. C. PPttefson, D. Almar, X Johnston, G. W. Ellord. K. Dicksoii, PerHg non, J. Lockhart, Hallidav, T. Coxon V Coxon, E. Stafford. Amodeo, 'K. Chaplin, S Rose, E. McDonald, S. C. ,T. Parker, H Mooney, C. St. Leon, 11. McMalinu 1 Thorpe. L. Gilchon, M. Royal, S. Bakef W Rynh, Rev. J, Jnnies, Rev. F. y. Dowiinf Rev. T. G. Rrtbertson, Dr. j. J. Kltthet Masters A. Hohey and T. H. tionev. Second Class Kavangh, M. J. "Richards W. BuCkly, M. S. Wafrlngton, I. Wai rington, E. M. White, L. M. Flower. H. J Kivell, Bfnwn, E. W. Evans Ii Wynne, Griffiths. Peafce, Heel, M. B. Hun an son. L. A. Johnston and child. C." A Henderson. M. A. Fraser, Ironside an child, E. Bice, M. A. Hafvßy, M. Hewet; Darley, A. F. Bell, E. Way, E. Morrisi Darley, C. G. iJadderlej-. Messrs. H. Bucl ley. C. Trussell, X. Jordan. W. 11. Htini R. Cooper, A. J. Roßerson, K. Kerr, G. Bel R. Wynne, J. F. White. S. H. Hammertoi A. J. Brown, F. W. Griffiths W. F Pearci J. Selby, E. C. Heel, H. Ironside. E. I Parley. Fi P; Darlev, H ; Fort=Btephens, -I E. Hunt, F. G. Beaton. G. W Heslop, J; E. Cassidj-j Rev ; S. Heriderso and 02 third-class, including five Chinese.