SHIPPING NEWS.

Auckland Star, Volume LVIII, Issue 41, 18 February 1927, Page 4

SHIPPING NEWS.

ARRIVALS TESTE BOAT. Haurakl, from Pacific Coast, 9.30 p.m. Karpfanger, from Texas, 10.30 p.m. Walotab], from Great Barrier. 5.20 p.m. Isabella de Fralne, from Hokl&nga, 8.10 p.m. THIS DAY. Franconla. from New York, (LIS a.m. Matangl, from Tauranga. C.43 a.m. DEPARTURES YESTERDAY. Canadian Planter, for New York, ft pan. Claymore, for Whangarci, 7.15 p.m. THIS DAY. Manuka, for Sydney, 11.33 a.m. Passengers—First saloon : K. Wallls, Bernsdoff, E. Jenklnson. Hobden, X. Jackson, A. Jackson, E. Roberta, J. Green. E. Green. A. Pembroke, E. Geeddls, K. Geddls, L. Anderson. C. Miles. R. Goosens. D. Fowler. CarrGlyn, A. Bennett, P. Boles, B. Williams. X. Megan, M. Bellechambers. M. Cotter, E. MacKonsle, R. Haln, D. Munro, M. Monro, J. Monro, C. Sparkes, D. Smith, L. Housby, P. Housby, Insoll, Doyle, Doyle, Murphy, H. Hay, P. Hay. U. Webb, K Walker M. Beyer. Mesdamcs Goodfellow, G. Jobn, Brothers, Kidd. Croll, Sembert, Bernsdoff, Wallls, Good, Green, J. Green, W. Geddis, C. Geddls, J. Morris, A. Goo wens. L<eron. Grenville, X Brown. M. Carr-Glyn. C. Sherman, Megan, Reynbardt, K. Raymond, A. Goodhart, E. Pearson, P. Munro, C. Coleman, Robb. Guthrey. A. Kenyon, E. Housby. McKentle, Hoyt. Tlerney. Z. Cum? berworfh. L. Lawrence. K. Dawson, A. HIU. T. Burnley. M Ash worth, Buchman, Beyer. Misses A. B. Taylor. W. White, W. Maiden, R. Smythc, G. Briscoe, W. Briscoe, F Robinson, Dr. Kellaaray, Captain R. Falcon. Goodfellow, S. A. d'la Rue, Brothers. Xi Kldd. Dr. G. Croll, C. Semert. Bernsdoff. C. Ramsay, J Green, J. Roberts. D. J. Morris, Hon. Ronald Grenville, J. F. Dart* G. Flniayson, Rev. J. Murphy. C. X. Olsen'. A. Brown, W. Whitebread, Hon. A Stephenson, Prof. R. Lawrence- A. Murdoch. W. Asbdown, C. Asbdown, L Pearson. J. Dindas, Dr. H. Mand&ley, J. Brook, X. Davey. J. Droper. C. Moss. W. Smith. A. Symes. J. Ambler. J. Goodhart, H. Roberts. Dr. W. Moffett, W. Housby, Dr. C. Rossi ter, Megan, Rev. C. McDowell. H. Reynbardt C. Smith, Doyle, Robb, J. Hay, P. Munro,' D. McKenxle, E. Hayt. A. HUI, G. Buchman. A. Beyer, R. S. Arnold, A. Smith, W. Capman. R. Todman. T. Millar, C. Sherman. A. Clarke. E. Black, P. Mackay. Tlerney W. Kingscote, H. Dawson, J. Raymond. K. Hart. F. Sutton, R. Watson. T. Harcreaves. A. Dicksou, and 137 steerage. VESSELS IN PORT. H.M.S. Veronica, at Devon port. H.M.s. Laburnum, at DeronporL. A'ukakura at Dtvnnport Northumberland. King's Wharf (X.Z. Shipping Co.). Franconla, Queens Wharf (Heather Roberton, Ltd.). HMcs Iris, at Davonport (Pacific Cable Board) Karpfanger. Western Wharf (Henderson and Macfarlane). Hluemua, Western Wharf (Spedding, Ltd.). Nucula, in Stream (Naval Department). Kaltuna, Prince's Wharf (Union S.S. Co.). Klttavro, North Wall (Union 8.8. Co.). iMirtinipi in rtrsin i Northern Wairoa Co.I Kauri. King's W*harf (Union S.S. Co.). Southern Cross, tn stream (Melanesian Mission). VESSELS EXPECTED AT AUCKLAND. Saka Maru, Bunbary, February 21. Tofua, Fiji, February 21. Port Brisbane, South (loads), February 21. Hertford, Liverpool. February 23. Port Caroline. London. February 22. H M.a Renown. England February 22. .Montague. Lot Angeles, February 22 R.M a Tahiti, Vancouver, February 28. Pakeha. South (loads), February 2S. PurlrL St John, March 4. Port Campbell, South (loads). March 4. Tamaroa. Southampton, March 5. City of Yokohama. New tork. March G. Treameadow, New York. March 6. Uabla, Antwerp. March 7. Slieafmount, New York, March 4. Canadian Prospector. Halifax. March 8. Kla Ora. Liverpool. March 8 Port Albany, South (loads) March 10. Middlesex, Liverpool. March 21.

UNION COMPANY'S STEAMERS. Movements of Ftrnmer* under the flag of the Union Company arc announced as follow :— The Walpori made a call at GlMkidic on Thursday last owpig to a slioruige of lighters, and It U doubtful If she will b<dispatched from that port to-morrow for Auckland. The Waiptata was dispatched from Timaru at 7 o'clock la?t evening for Auckland via Lyttelton. Wellington, and Picton. The Wingatul sailed from Lvttelton at 4.39 p.m. yesterday for Auckland, via Wellington. The Kaimanawa arrived at Auckland this morning from Westport and. after discharge of her cargo of roal, will undergo survey at this port. The Katoa is .scheduled to sail from Auckland ut lo o'clock this evening for Wellington. Lyttelton. ami Dunedin. The Klttnwa is timed to sail from Auckland at noon to-morrow for Napier. NORTHERN COMPANY'S MOVEMENTS. Expected Arrivals. Tomorrow.-—Waiuku. from Surfdalc. Ostend. and Omiha. 9.30 a.m.: Taolwha from Paeroa. 4.30 a.m.: Wolpu. from Kerepochi 2.30 a.m.: Clayuiore. from Wliangarel, 6 a.m.; Rarawa, from New Plymouth, ft a.m. Projected Departures. To-day.—Clansman, for Russell. Opua " hangaroa. and Mangonul, 5 p.m. ; Matanci for Tauranca, 7 p.m.: Rangltoto. ror Thames, 3.30 p.m.; Waiuku. for Surfdalc Ostend, and Omiha. 6.30 p.m. To-morrow.—Waipu, for Waiwers p3O a.m. KAITUNA STILL IN PORT. Owing to crew trouble, the Union Company s steamer Kaituna is still held up in Auckland, but it is expected that she mav be dispatched for Westport this evening. KAIKORAI FROM GEELONG. A departure taken from Geelong at 3 SO p.m. ou Wednesday lust was tbe Union Company s steamer Kaikorai. for Auckland She Is due to arrive at this port about Tuesday next. SAKA MARU ON MONDAY. Radio advice received from the Japanese steamer Saku Maru by the local agents. Messrs. Russell and Somers. states that she expected to arrive at Auckland from Bun- 1 bury on Monday next. CANADIAN PLANTER SAILED. Having completed the loading of her New Zealand cargo, the Canadian Government steamer. Canadian Planter, sailed from Auckland at 6 o clock last evening for New Aork, Boston and Montreal. -lANUKA SAILED. With passengers, mails, and general merchandise, the Union Company's inter-col-onlal steamer Manuka wan dispatched from Auckland for Sydney this morning. she Tue"day o nexT. IVC ,he Au(:,ra,lan on MOERAKI FOR WELLINGTON. An expected arrival at Wellington on Monday morning next is the Union Co's 1 passenger steamer Moeraki from Melbourne.' r rom the capital port tbe steamer will pro- i fT.rtlJr rf'T , 'r W " n ' •■""1 Bluff for I chandise. °° f h ° r s " n " ral

FRANCONIA WITH TOURISTS. a rgo V"" ard ~nor Era neon In. on a worlds cruise with wealthy American York' «rit r, Iw d at Aurkla «"> from Ne W Iho o.tll- ! no "»lng. and berthed at • he Queens wharf. She is later nnnoiuic,! '° XV *" lUnp, " n nn< > Mliford THE KIA ORA REPORTS. *•» 'onte from Liverpool to Auckland the Shaw SaviH. a ud Alhlon Line Mea mer Kia r«f„ rcp^',^<l br cable to h" v c arrived at arriv,. Z dnOM,a > v lakt - is due to here win !. 8 *! rt OI L March 10 and from i ™ proceed to Wellington. Lvtteiton and Dunedin. to complete discharge. MONTAGUE REPORTS. fro"m C^r d ' ng i <0 radio mc«*age received steam* r .: Vm f r Australia Orient Line liiUS * Ue by the local agents. , Uen,ltrs «n and Macfarlane. the fromPacine"^" o '' <0 arrlvc at A " ck,antl i,.® ' a r „"° Coa « Ports early on Wedneso'r" her ca further discharge will nroeeil f ca u e oU and timber she proceed from this port to Wellington. lIAURAKI arrived. general" mTr'h carßO ot casc oil nmlor Ihln it f**' ,hc lnlon Company's tWs morni. Haur ?, ki •Triced at Auckland ! this morniug. Her final port. San Fran m i was cleared on January 2H. and on the trip across tbe J. >lr)flo , )lo per'enced fine weather conditions to pors. » be is berthed at the Prince's wharf. From ! this port the Hauraki will to Wrllington, Melbouruc, Adelaide, and Sjdncjr.

THE NORTHUMBERLAND. The disabled steamer Northumberland, now berthed at the King's wharf to discharge, la expected to go into dock on Monday next for repairs. KARPFANGER IN PORT. Laden with a full cargo of case oil fnom Port Arthur, Texas, the German steamer Karpfanger, the Or*t steamer under that nation a flag to visit Auckland In the la»t thirteen years, arrived at Auckland ls»« evening, and berthed at the Western wharf. From this port the steamer will proceed to Napier, Wellington, and Xcw Plymouth fop further discharge. Messrs. Henderson and Macfarlane are the local agents. TELEGRAPHIC SHIPPING. Wellington. February IT.—Arrived: West Xlvaria. from Napier. 2 13 p.m.; Kaponca. from Greymouth. 2.13 p.m. Wellington. February is.—Arrived: Piano. 11.40 a.m.. from Auckland. Lyttelton. February 17.—Arrived: Kiwitea. from Wellington, 6.23 p.m. Sailed • Parera. for Tokomaru Bay. 410 p.m.; Wingatul. for Wellington. 4.45 p.m.; Kairanca. for Tlmaru. 4.13 p.m. Dunedln, February 17—Arrived: Kurow. from Lyttelton. 11 a.m. OVERSEAS. Suva. February 17.—Arrived: 11.M*. Renown (en route for Auckland). Colon. February 16.—Arrived: Kia Ora (Liverpool to Auckland). WITHIX WIRELESS RANGE. The following vessels are expected to be within range of the Auckland *1 relet;, station to-night:—Tofua, Walrana. Kawatlri. Elkridge, Manuka, Rona. Sakamaru Port Albany, Montague, Manuka, Canadian Planter, Hertford. PORT OF ONEHTTirGA* ARRIVALS—THIS DAY. 1 Xgatlawa, from Raglan and Kawhla. a.3u a.m.