SHIPPING NEWS.

Auckland Star, Volume LVIII, Issue 45, 23 February 1927, Page 4

SHIPPING NEWS.

ARRIVALS—YESTERDAY. Glenelg, from Whansarcl, 0.10 p.m.

THIS DAY. Mako, from East Coast, 2.40 a.m. Waipu, from Kerepeehi, 5.20 a-m. Montague, from Los Angeles, 11 a.m. DEPART CRES—YESTERDAY. Kaltuna, for Westport, 4.25 p.m. Clansman, for Russell, 7.10 p.m. Herekino, for Portland, 10 p.m. Claymore, for Whangarei, 10.15 p.m. VESSELS IX TORT. H.M.s. Renown, in stream. H.M.s. Veronica, at Uevonport. H.M.s. Laburnum, at Devonport. Aaknkura at Devonport. Northumberland, in Dock (X.Z. Shipping Co.) Franconia. Queen's Wharf (Heather Roberton, Ltd.). H.M.c.s. Iris, in stream (Pacific Cable Board! Snko Maru, King's Wharf (Russell and Somers). Hauraki, Princes Whnrf (Union S.S. Co.). Roua, at Chelsea (Colonial Sugar Co.). Karpfanger, Western Wharf (Henderson and >iaefarlane). Tofua. Princes Wharf (I.'nion S.S. Co.). Hinemoa. Western Wharf iSpeddlng. Ltd.) Anamba, Western Wharf (British Imperial Co.l. Hertford, Central Wharf iX.Z. Shipping Co.). N'ucuia, in Stream (Naval Department). Kaituna (North Wall (Union S.S. Co.). ~r , .,1,1 , 1, ..11 ■•inn INm niffl v\uiii..'i Co 1 Wainui. King's Wharf (Union S.S. Co.). Piri. King's Wharf (E. C. Campbell). Southern Cross, In stream (Melanesian Mis siou). Kuitoke, Central Wharf (Union S.S. Co.). VESSELS EXPECTED AT AUCKLAND. R.Ms Tahiti. Vancouver. February 2S I'ukeha. South (loads), February 2S. Puriri, St John, March 4. Port Campbell. South (loads), March 4. Port Caroline, London. March .">. I'amaroa. Southampton. March 5. City o; Yokohama. New York. March C Treameadow. New \ork. March 6. Mahla. \ntwerp. March T. Puriri. St. John, March 7. Cnnaiiinu Prospector. New York. March .. Kia Ora. Liverpool. March 10. Sheafniount, New York, March 10. Port Albanv. South 1 loads). March 10. West Hensh.iw. Los Anjrcles. March 11. Citv of Yokohama. New York, March !.">. Pinko, South (loads), March 11. Middlesex. Liverpool. March 22. West Islip, Los Angeles. March 22. UNION COMPANY'S STEAMERS. Movements of steamers under the flag of the Union Company are announced as follow :—• The Walpori is scheduled to leave Glsborne this evening for Auckland. The Waipiata was dispatched from Wellington at 11 o'clock on Monday evening last for Auckland, via Picton. The Tofua is to sail for Fiji. Tonga, and Samuoa at 11 o'clock on Saturday morning next. The Wingatui is timed to sail at noon on Friday next for Wellington, Lyttelton, and Dunedin. The Kurow was dispatched from Bluff at live o'clock yesterday evening for Auckland via Dunedin, Tituaru, Lyitelton, and Wellington. NORTHERN COMPANY'S MOVEMENTS. i Projected Departures. Today .—Waiotahi, fo,- Great Rarricr. midnight : Matangi. for Tanning. 7 p.m , Itanglti.to. for Tliair.es. <'. p.m.. To morrow. — llauiti. for Coroni.'indel and Cotvil.e, S a.m. : Waiuku. for Surfdale, Ostend, and Omiha. !•..'!<! a.m.: Omana. for Manly. Frown's Bay, Deep Creek. and Silverdnle, 7.2i> a.m. Expected Arrivals. To-day.—Waiuku. from Wailuke. i> p.m.: llauiti. from K< pu and Turiia. 4 p.m.; Omana. from Manly and Arklc's Bay, tl.lbi p.m. To-morrow. — Taniwha. from Paeroa. 7.1150 a.m.: Claymore, from Whangarei. S a.m. The Richard=on Line steamer Mako arrived at Auckland from East Coast ports early this morning, and berthed at the Queen's wharf. The Kalmanawa shifted from the King's wharf to the North Wall at 1 o'clock this afternoon. The Wingatui is to shift from the Prince's to the King's wharf at -1 pin. to-day. KAIKORAI FROM GEELONG. An expected arrival at Aueklnnd at 10 1 o'clock this evening is the Union Com' pan\K steamer Kaikorai. laden with a cargo from Geelong. She will berth at the Queens wharf. j THE SAKA MARU. Now unloading her cargo of jarrah from | Bunbury at the King's wharf, the Japanese i steamer Saka Maru is expected to sail J from tliis port for Wellington and Dunedin I on .Monday to further discharge. | KAITUNA SAILED. After being "laid up" for some d.i\s : owing to crew trouble, the Union Com-' pane's steamer Kaituna «i~ d'.»p.it< In d from Auckland for We-tpi.r; \e--erda\ 1 afternoon. NGAKUTA FOR NEWCASTLE In order to take up the running of the I Hobart-Australia cargo service. 1 it-- Union 'Company's steamer Ngaknta is announced to sail from this port for Newcastle at three o'clock this afternoon. KAITOKE FOR SYDNEY. Having completed loading the Onernhl portion of her cargo, the Union Company's steamer Kaitoke was dispatched from that port last evening for Whangaroa. Later she will sail direct for Sydney. THE TORT BRISBANE. Now loading at the Prince's wharf, the Commonwealth and Dominion Line steamer Port Brisbane is timed to sail tomorrow afternoon for Port Ketnlda. where she is to liil up for Port Said and London. TAHITI ON MONDAY. Bound from Vancouver, via the usual Island ports, the Union Company's Royal Mail liner Tahiti is due to arrive'at Aueklnnd on Monday next. At noon on Tnosd.iv. March 1, she j s announced to sail for Sydney. THE BONA. It is announced by the Colonial Sugar Company that their steamer Roiia is expected to complete discharge of her sugar cargo to-niotfow morning, and is to sail from Chelsea for Sydney about midday. RENOWN TO SAIL lI.Ms. I!i iiMvn is to sail from Auckland for Ru>sell ar II o'clock ibis evening, and 1- expected to arrive hack at this port .arlv on Saturday morning next. She will thill ' < nil at ill.. Prim e's wharf. HAURAKI TO SAIL. ! To coiii inue the discharge of her car-o from Pacific Coast ports, the Union Com-1 pany s motor ship Hauraki is announced | by lb- company to sail from Auckland for: We.ling;..uk Melbourne. Ad. laid and <vd-' ii-y at tl, n % nMock this .-ifleii. 0,1. ' i MESSAOE FROM DEVON I In a radio message received from aim-- • Federal Line steamer Devon which w.is| dispatched from Wellington o;'i Friday las- I l'.r New York. P..,s- „ and Halifax :'; was I reported "all v..• 11" ~n boa-.1. ' ' THE PORT ALBANY. An expeeted arrival a: Onned.n this morning was the C. and D. Line steam-r Port Albany, from Eon lop. Later she will proceed to Lyttelton. N->w Plymouth. Wellington, (Jisborne and Auckland. She is due at this port on March In ;,. load for I on- ' "j ROTORUA REPORTED. i En route f r - :n Wvlllngton to Sonthamnton and London, the New Zealand Shipping Company's steam-.-- Rotorun is poited to have arrived at Panama on leeriiary 1, She whs dispatched from the New Zeaiand port on January 29. MONTAGUE ARRIVED. Laden with lumber and general car™o the American steamer Montague arrived at Auckland 1 roni Pacitie Coast ports this morning and berth-d at the Oueen's wharf On this voyage the steamer was dispatched from Los Angeles .-n Januarv L H .i. and experienced line wenthi-r conditions uirll tbre. days ago. wh.-n strong Wsi.-rly winds wilhi high seas were encountered. Captain O I-. I is in command of the Montagu--, and has associated with him the f- 1!,.-.\ i-. - ottj.-crs I '•ir-f. Mr. S. A And-rso,,. -~,.. ~,"";. \ tr H I .loi-a . ; .,. n third. Mr. S. And-rs.-u: .-hi-! engine.-r. Mr. R. Wahlgn-n: s.-cn-l. Mr W , Walton: third. Mr. R. [.oilman: fourth Mr 1 H. F. Curt/: chief steward. Mr. E Could' wiieless operator. Mr. F. Barron. Messrs. Henderson and Macfarlam-. who ar-- the local agents, advise that the steamer will proceed from this port to Wellington, Melbourne, Sydney and the East.

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