SHIPPING NEWS.

Auckland Star, Volume LVII, Issue 205, 30 August 1926, Page 6

SHIPPING NEWS.

Sunset: To-day, 5.-S p.m. Sunrise : To-morrow, li.lo a.m. Moon: New, Sepieuiber <• a.io i>.nHIGH WATER. Auckland To-day, — J HSS - «' Auckland Tues., 0.40 a.m. 1.12 p.m. Onehunga Tues., 4.1. a.m. 4.40 p.m. Kaipnra lids...Tues., 412 a.m. 4.44 p.m. Manukau lids. .Tues., 3.1. a.m. 3.40 p.m. ARRIVALS—SATURDAY. Mahurangi. from Portland, 0.15 p.m. Kouaki, from Portland, 0.2U p.m. YESTERDAY. " * Kairanga, from Adelaide. 0.35 a.m. Xgapuhi, from Whangarei, v a.m. Matangi, from Tauranga, IJ.oO a.m. THIS DAY. R M s. Niagara, from Sydney. 6.15 a.m. Passengers for Auckland : —First saloon : Misses E. Cox, N. Hay, E. McDonald. F. Otluu. L. Smith, Mesdames D. Aarons. F. Baker, J. Balrd, X. 1., foster, A. T. Godfrey J M. Grant. .7. Llaufling. \V. Jauncey, L 'A Muir, E. Talson, Messrs. 1). Aarons, J. \V. Bowen, F. Baker, R. A. Burton. R. Chadwick, 11. Cosgrove, G. Coles, G. Darrant A. Darker, H. S. Druiff, A. T. Godfrey. AY. c Guthrie. H. \V. Harry, L. A. Muir, C. 11 Newbold, E. Y. Park. G. Ross-Parsons, AY. S. Page. 11. R. Richards. J. D. Ryan. 11. X Smith 11. Tushingham, H. P Wrigley, J. West. Captain J. M. Grant. Dr. H. L. Brose, Mnstpr L. Muir. Second saloon: Misses C. Urn; !iy. l>. Euwright, S. Gale, O. Hitchings. N :'l:.Vris, C. Harris, E. Lawson. X. Rodney, E iiVflney. K. Rodney. E. A. Sharp, C. L. Tiil.iury. 'Mesdames J. Boag, A. Bennett, D. Euwrigln, L. Douglas. S. Oale. E. A. Hiu-lnngs', C. L. Hume. G. Harris, L. Person, Rodney. V. Roberts. \V. Walker, Messrs, .1. Boa;;, 'A. Bi'iinett, C. L, Uume. Ci. Harris, L. Harris. U. Howard. R. W. Lockie. I. A. Lewis. T. G. Mannex. W. Nichol. L. Person, V. Roberts, 11. St. Clair, W. Walker, R. J. Wild, C. G. Wild Ilev J. Euwright, and 21 third rings. Ynseric. friim Nauru Island (put in for COall. 11.10 a.m. Wainui. from Kast Coast. 0.35 a.m. Hinemoa, from Norfolk Island, 5.3D a.m. DEPARTt'RES —SATURDAY. Canadian Cruiser, for New York, 4.45 p.m. YESTERDAY. Isabella de Frame, for Ilokiauga, 10.30 a.m. Tnniwhn, for I'neron, 3.30 p.m. Claymore, for M'hangavel, 0.10 p.m. VKSSEI.S IN I , OUT. H.M.c.s. Iris, at Devouport tPacilic CabU Board i. Guy C. Ross (bariiupi, In streneu iL'arr. Pountney an<i Co.i. Kairanga, Prince's Wharf (Union S.S. Co.) Yoeerlc, in Stream (Ilcuderson and Maefarlane), llcwej. Prince's Wharf (Henderson anc Mucfari-ne). Kakapo. in sliram (I'nion S.S Co.) Opawa. Queen's Wharf (N.Z. Shipping Co.). Wainui. Queen's Wharf (Union S.S. Co.). Tontrariru, Queen's Wharf (N.Z. Shippinj Co.). Kamoua. "Western Wharf (Union S.S. Co.). Hinemoa, King's Wharf (Spedding. Ltd.). Kurnalpi. m stieam I Nurilieru Wuiroa Co.) H.M.s. Dinniede. in Dock. Baron Kelvin. Central Wharf (N.Z. Ship

ping Co I. I E.M.s. Niagara, Queen's Wharf (Union S.S. i Co.). VF.SSLLS EXPECTED AT AUCKLAND. Keelung, New York. August 30. Marama, Sydney. August 31. Waikawu, Newcastle. September 1. Kainpoi, Newcastle. September 2. 11.M.5. Dunedin. Wellington, September 3. Antionous, Cuba, September 3. AVniruna. Sun Frnncisro. September 3. Sussex, Calcutta, September 7. Cumberland, Liverpool, September 6. Tofun, Fiji. September 6. Tllimaroa, Sydney. September 7. Montague. Los Angeles, September 8. Canadian Explorer. Montreal. September 9. Australind, Bunbury, September 10. Norfolk, South (loads). September 10. ' Remuera, London, via South, September 11. City of Newcastle, New York. September 11 R.M.M.s. Aorangt, Vancouver. September 12* Maheno, Sydney, September 14. Ngakuta, Karotonga, September 14. Queen Maud, Montreal. September 15. Corinthic, South (loads), September 20. Mntnknna, Liverpool. September 21. I Kawatiri, Suva, September 23. Kathliimba. New York, September 27. lonic. Southampton ivia South). Sept 27 R.M.M.s. Aoranßi, Sydney. September 27. H.M.s Laburnum. Suva, September 28. West Islip, Los Angeles. September 29. H.M.s. Veronica Suva. October 1 Port Hacking, New York, October 2. I Hororata, London, October 2. j Huntingdon. Liverpool. October 4 ' Canadian Britisher, Montreal October 10 Turnkinn, Liverpool, October 18. Port Hobart, London, via South,' October 26 Ruahine, London, via South, October 30 Cambridge. Liverpool. November 1 | Thalatta, African ports, November 0. NORTHERN COMFAINY'S MOVEMENTS. Expected Arrivals. To-dny.—Taniwha, from Paeroa, R3O p.m. ; Omana, from BrowiTs Hay, Vrkle's Bay. Deep Creek and Kllverclnle. "5.30 p.m. To-morrow. —Claymore, from 3.30 a.m. Projected Departures. To-day.—Hauiti. for Kerepeehi, 4 30 p in ■ Clansman, for Kussell, Opua. Whangaroa and Mangonui, 5 p.m.; Matnngi, for Tauranga, 7 p.m. ; Njrupuhl, for Whangarel 1o.:jo p.m.; Motu, for Whnkntnn", 4 p.m; Otimai, for Kuturere and Opotiki 4 pm. ■ Pono. for Whangnpoua, Port ' Charles' Kennedy and Mercury Bays. 4 p.m. To-morrow.—Gael, for Cornninndel, 7 a.m. ; Omana. for Orcwa, Wahvera, Mahuraugi and Warkworth, 7.30 a.m. THE BARON KELVIN. In continuation of h>-r voyage from Sydney (C B ) and Montreal, the steamer Buron Kelvin is expected to leave Auckland -on Fridny for Wellington, Lyttelton, Dunedin and Australian portu. THE OPAWA. For further discbarge of her cargo from . Liverpool, the New Zealand Shipping Company's Etenmer Opawa ie expected to leave Auckland on Thursday for Napier, Wellington, Lyttelton and Dunedin. MAUNOAXI.I AND MAKUHA An arrival nt Wellington this morning was •he Union Company's It. M.s. Maunganul from «„,, KnincWo, via the usual I gland jtortK Tlilh vcssf.'l. which lnis beeu r t .. llevlug th e Makura, will now withdraw from the Bervlce. PiiKKengcrs for Sydney vrtll transfer to the Mnkura, which is to leave Wellington for Sydney fo-morrow, ■ i

The itieharilson steamer Awahou was to sail fur East Coast at 3 p.m. to-day. .liter completing discharge of her coal cargo at the Kind's wharf, the Undon Company's stiamer Kamona is tv undergo survey. Bound for Southampton and London, the White Star liner Athenie left Wellington yesterday morning, taking passengers, mall, and cargo. Shu will proceed via Ihu l'anama route. I A departure form Auckland on Saturday | afternoon was the Canadian Government ] steamer Canadian Cruiser, with New Zealand cargo for discharge at New York, Boston, and Montreal. i Under charter to the Union S.S. Company, J the steamer Vinemoor is to load at San I Krancisco and Vancouver late in October laud early in November for discharge at i Auckland, Wellington, and Melbourne. To the agency of the New Zealand Shippiny Company, the A. and A. Line's char- ; tered steamer Keelung was expected to arrive at Auckland from New York this afternoon. She had not been reported op !to 1 p.lll j At present completing her cargo at the I : Queen's wharf, the New Zealand Shipping j J Company's steamer Tongarir is expected to take her departure for London, via Panama, at noon on Wednesday; ! CANADIAN CHALLENGE!* UErORXED. I Cabled information reports the arrival at I Panama, on Friday last, of the Canadian ! Government steamer Canadian Chnllenser, en route from Auckland to New York, DosI ton, nnd Montreal. She left this port on 'July ai. THE KIA OKA. Having completed discharge of her Home I cargo, the Shaw, Savill and Albion Line i steamer Kin Ora is laid up at Port I i Chalmers lor two weeks. The vessel will ' proceed then, c to Newcastle for buukers. i 1 returning to New Zealand about September -0 to load for London. THE DEWEY. J Messrs. Henderson and Macfarlane , advise that the Swa.vne and Hoyt Line . steamer Uewey will leave Auckland at r> . p.m. to-day for Wellington, Timarii, and i Dunedin, in continuation of her voyage , from l'acilic Coast. From Dunedin she ■ returns i,> San Francisco direct. j NIAGARA IN TORT. Arriving from Sydney this morning, the ; Union Company's K.M.s. Niagara anchored lin the stream, berthing at half-past eight 'at the Queen's wharf. The liners trip across the Tasman was uneventful, fine weather being experienced. The Niagara is announced to resume her voyage to Suva, Honolulu and Vancouver at 11 o'clock to-morrow morning. MARAMA FROM SYDNEY. According to her radio report, the Union ' Company's passenger steamer Xlarama will : arrive at Auckland from Sydney at S o'clock to-morrow morning. After pratique has been granted she will berth at the Prince's wharf. The Marama is announced to return to .Sydney at 3 p.m. on Friday. 11INEM0A RETURNED. The Government steamer Hinemoa returned from her Norfolk Island trip this morning, berthing at the King's wharf. The vessel left Auckland on Saturday last and arrived at the Island on Tuesday. Fine weather was experienced. Besides passengers, the steamer brought a quantity of oranges and kumaras. She is announced to j sail for Nine Island at U p.m. to-morrow. ! i KAIRANGA DISCHARGING, A fine weather trip of nine days and a-half from Adelaide was experienced by the Union Company's steamer Kairanga. which arrived at Auckland yesterday morning. The vessel's departure from the Australian port was delayed for some hours owing to a shortage of crew. The Kairanga, which is l*erthed at the Prince's wharf, is to sail at 11 p.m. to-day for Wellington, Lyttelton and Castlecliff. S.S. AND A. PASSENGER STEAMERS, ! It is announced by the Shaw, Savill and Albion Company that the Arawa and Athenie will shortly be converted into carriers of second and third-class passengers ! only. The second saloon accommodation will | ' include n number of two nnd three-berth cabins. The new liners Tamaroa and Mata- , roa will carry first saloon and third-class passengers, but no second class. With the] . advent of these two steamers the Shaw. | Savill Company will have seven passenger boats running between Uivat Britain and! ! New Zealand. I PACIFIC COAST SERVICES. ; : Following are the latest movements of steamers engaged in the Union Co.'s trans- ! Pacific services :— I The Wairuna is due at Auckland on ' \ Friday next. The Waiotapu will leave 'Frisco early in September for Auckland, Wellington, Mel- | bourne and Sydney. The Hauraki, which left Suva on 1 i August la, is to load at San Francisco and I 3 Powell River early in September, and at i Vancouver about the middle of September | . for Auckland. Wellington, Melbourne, Ade- . laide and Sydney. The Enton is to load at Vancouver, Ocean Falls, and San Francisco early next month, for Napier. Lyttelton, Timaru, Dunedin and i i Xew Plymouth. I The Waitemata will load at Pacific I Coast ports late in September and early in October for Napier. Lyttelton, Dunedin, Nelson and New Plymouth. j The Waihemo loads at Pacific Coast ports early in October for Auckland, i Wellington, Melbourne and Sydney.

. UNION COMPANY'S STEAMERS. j Movements of steamers under the flag j of the Union Company are announced as follow :— The Wainui was delayed on her trip I from Gisborne. and did not reach Auckland until early tlfis mornir/g. She is to sail again for Tokomaru Bay. Gisborne and Napier at 5 p.m. to-morrow. The Wairuna is expected to arrive at Auckland on Friday evening ,from Pacific Const ports. The Karori is now expected to arrive at Auckland from Westport to-morrow morning. She will berth at the King's wharf. After discharge the Karori is to proceed to Greymouth to load for Wellington. The Kurow is to leave Wellington this evening for Auckland direct. The Katoa has been fixed to load at Westport on Wednesday for Auckland. The Kornmlko is to leave Newcastle this week for Auckland. YOSEBIC COALING. With her bunkers low in coal, the tramp j steamer Yoseric arrived at Auckland this morning. She is coaling from a hulk in the stream, and is to continue her voyage to Lyttelton at 9 o'clock this evening. The Yoseric, which has been tramping for the past two years, left Nauru Island on August 18, and experienced fine weather for the first three days. Strong winds and rough seas were then encountered until August 2o when the wind increased to gale force the sens running- very high. Quantities of j water were shipped, but no damage done | Towards the cud of last week the conditions began to improve. It was first noticed that coal was running short a week ago it being decided to put into Auckland to'replenish the supply. On arrival to-day the steamer had about 33 tons left. I t'uPtnln S. Letton has with'him the following officers: First, Mr. A. Siddell; second, I Mr- I{. .Taylor; third, Mr. R. T. Gruyter first engineer, Mr A. McCard ; second; Mr. vV, 1 8t «? : h „ mI ' Mr ; ' V - Muirhead; fourth, .Mr. A. Singleton : wireless operator. Mr A nVe„H rpin ' a T £f. VCSScI «""*■ two apprentices and a Chinese crew numbering :!.-. \'m,,., ' , 1,,1 ' r , n - v ; a n »'-«e on the staff of the Naur,, phosphate field workers' hospital, is a passenger by the vessel.