SHIPPING NEWS.
ULIMAROA AND TOFUA. 1 SAIL, TO-MORROW MORNING. 1 Since there were no overseas nor inter- ' colonial arrivals in port to-day the Lamb 1 steamer Omana. which arrived from Gis- ' borne this morning to discharge coal ) from WVstport. was the chief vessel to ( 1 make port. To-morrow morning at 11 o'clock the Sydney steamer t'limaroa for Sydney, and the Island steamer 1 Tofua for Islands of the Western I'nci- \ fic. are expected to be dispatched, both • carrying a large <|iiota of passengers. ! The German steamer Ivarpfanger, which '> is discharging case oil from Texas, and > the Montague, are both announced to - tail for Southern ports about mid-day to-morrow. I ARRIVALS —YESTERDAY. ' Hauiti. from Kopu. r> p.m. Kaikorai. from Uoolong. 9.4."» p.m. THIS PAY. > Omana (Lamb steamer), from Gisborne. , 5.10 a.m. ' Taniwha. from J'acroa. 7.20 a.m. ' Claymore, from Whangarei, 5.20 a.m. DEI* A RTF RES —YESTERDAY". 1 Hauraki, for Wellington. 4.30 p.m. 1 Awahou. for East Coast l'orts. 0.1 o p.m. ; Matanei. for Tauranga. 7.2" p.m. Ncakuia. for Ni-wcastl'*. lo p.m. , U.M.s. Ki'iiown. for Kus.-ell, 11.20 p.m. I THIS PAY. Hauiti, for C'oromandcl. 5.3.1 a.m. VESSELS IN PORT. 1 11.M.5. Veronica, at Devonport. II M s [.iihurnutn at Devonport. Whakakura, at Pevonport. ; Northumberland, in Pock (N.Z. Shipping Co.) 11.M.c.5. Iris, in stream (Tacidc Cable Boa rd ) t'limaroa, Queen's Wharf (Iluddart, I'arker) 1 Sako Maru. King's Wharf iliussvll and Somcrsi. ( Kaikorai, ljueen's Wharf (Fnion S.S. Co.). Kllllll, al Chelsea iColonial Sugar Co.). Karptanger. Western Wharf (Henderson auil Mactarlane). Tofua, l'rince's Wharf (Fnion S.S. Co.). j tiinenioa, Ucslern Wliart iSpedding. Ltd.) Anamba, Western Wharf (British Imperial Co.l. Kalnianawa, Trince's Wharf (Union S.S. J Co.). Hertford. Central Wharf (N.Z. Shipping Co. 1. , Nucula. In Stream (Naval Department). , Kurnalpi. in stream (Northern Wairoa Co.). 1 Wangatui. I'rineo's Wharf (I'nion S.S. Co.). , I'iri, King's Wharf IE. C. Campbell 1. ) Southern Cross, In stream iMclauesian Mis siou) ; Iluia, Central Wharf (E. C. Campbell). ) VESSELS EXPECTED AT AUCKLAND. ' It.M a Tahiti, Vancouver. February 23 > I'akeha. South (loads), February 2S. . I'urirl, St John, March 4. ' Marama. Sydney, March 1. j I'ori Campbell. South (loads). March 4. I'ort Caroline, London. March .">. ; lamarua, Southampton, March f>. City or Vokohama. New \ ork. March G. Treameadow, New \ork. March 0. Mahla. Antwerp. March 7. , I'uriri. St. John, March 7. Canadian I'rospector. New York. March 7. Kia (ira. Liverpool. March 10. Sheafmount. New York March 10. I'ort Albany, South 1 loads 1, March 10. 1 West Henshaw. Los Angeles. March 11. City of Yokohama. New York. March 13. I'iako. South (loads). March 14. Middlesex, Liverpool March 22. West Islip, Los Angeles. March 22. ) NORTHERN COMPANY'S MOVEMENTS. Projected Departure". To-day.—Wnipu, for Kerepeehi, 4 30 p.m. ; \ Taniwha, for l'aeroa, 3.30 p.m. : Rarawa. , fur New Plymouth. 4 p.m. j To morrow. — Ranpltoto, for Thames. 7.1.1 j a.m. : Omana. for Waiwera. Mahurat.gi, and I Warkworth, i.uii a.m. ■* Expected Arrivals. ) Today.—Waiuku, from Surfdaie, (island, and Omiha. (> p.m.: Rnngitoto, from 1 1 Thames. 3 pin.: Walolahl. from lirtai Bar- j , lier. 7 p.m.: Kawan. from Kauaii. Takatu. j I'i Point, Little and Big umalm. 7.50 p.m.; Omana. from .Manly. Brown's Bay, Peep Creek, and Silverdale. 3.30 p.m. To-morrow.—Clansman, for Kuss.il. Opna. I Whanuaroa, and Mangonui, S a m. : Malanyi, I from Tauranga, 7 a.m. 1 FNION COMPANY'S STEAMERS. Movements of steamers under the (lag of tlie Fnion Company are announced as j follow I The Kurow was dispatched from Pune-I din at ."• 30 p.m. yesterday for Auckland. | I xia Timaru. Lyti. li<in. and Wellington. 1 The Katoa is lixed to load at pott Crai™ 1 about Tuesday next, nil will compb te at Imnedin fo r Timaru, I.yitclton. Wellington. 1 and Aucklnd. The Waipiata is expected to 1.-avo I'icton I at o'clock this evening for Auckland. The Wingatui is scheduled to sail from • Auckland for Wellington. I.yit»lton. and • I)une<lin at noon to morrow. The Richardson Line steamer Awahou was dispatched for the East Coast last evening. The Richardson Line steamer Mako. which arrived from the coast vesterday morninc, is to sail for East Coast bavs. Napier. Wairoa. and Waikokopu at live 0 clock rhis evening. she is berthed at p he Queen's wharf. ANAMBA TO SAIL. t The British Imperial Oil Co.'s steamer e Anamba is to sail from Auckland for New Plymouth and Wellington at ."> o'clock ihi-. ' afternoon. J lIAFRAKI SAILED , To complete the unloadlnc of lier carco 1 from Pacific Coast ports the I'nion Co.'s ? motor ship Hauraki was dispatched from L' Auckland for Wellington. Melbourne. Adc--1 iaide, and Sydney yesterday morning. '] MATAROA AT HOME. r An arrival at So-.uhampton on Mondav p morning last was tne Shav.-, Savlll and Albion line steamer Mataroa from Wellin- - ton. She was dispatched from the capital \ port 0:1 January 1.".. c NOAKFTA SAILED. 1 In order to take up tlie running of the 1 Hobart-Anstralia trade, the Fnion Company's steamer Nirakuta was ■lispaiched s from Auckland for Newasile la-t evening. t lONIC REPORTED. t I'.ti route from Wellington to S«iiithampJ toil and I.onilon. the Shaw. Saviil and Albion liner lonic is reported by caMi. to have passed Colon 011 Sundnv evening ~ last. > 11.M.5. RENOWN SAILED. 1 Bound for the big fish area, the II Ms t Renown sailed from Auckland last evening - tor Russell. She Is expected lo return to _ this port on Saturday morning ne\t. and ] will then berth at the Prince's wharf. I LAMB STEAMER OMANA. An arrival at Auckland tlii<= morning was the Lamb steamer (iniana from Oisborne. She berthed at the King's wharf to complete unloading her cargo of coal from Newcastle. The Northern Co. are the local agents. THE NFCFI.A. The Admiralty oil tnti'ier Nucula was shifted from the King's wharf to an anchorage in the stream to-Il.lv. fin Menday next she will north alongside the '• 11.M.5. Renown to pump oil into the cruiser's bunkers. PORT BRISBANE TO SAIL. G A projected departure from Auckland for Port Kembla at five o'clock this evening is the Commonwealth and Dominion line stenmer Port Brisbane. After bunkering . at the last-named port *he will ihen proceed to Adelaide and FremanFie to com--3 plete loading for Port Said and l^ndon. 3 KAIATOI FOR NEWCASTLE. II It is announced by the Fnion Company _ that their steamer Kaiapoi will not i.„w "'jlo.ad at Creymonth for Auckland as was . j previously arranged, but will proceed to 1 I Newcastle, where she w ill l..ad a cargo of j coal for Auckland. | WAIRFNA FOR VANO >!'\ FI: J Cabled idvice receive.) froj-.i S-iva an , nounces tli" departure taken from that port yesterday of the Fnion Co.'s trans Pacific steamer Wairuna for Vancouver. via Fanning Island. The steamer is fixed to load at Pacific Coast ports during next e month for Auckland, Wellington, Melbourne and Sydne/,
rui: KAITOKE FOR SYDNEY. With produce for Sycnry the Fnicn Company's steamer Kaitokc was dispatched nnally from Wbargaroa at 4 o'clock yeslercay aftercoon for the Australian port. KAWATIKI FOR AUCKLAND. According t~ a cihle received 111 Sydney. ;he Fnion ("•mpany'f steamer Kaw.uiri wa« d;-pa(.-h(-l lr> m'the Au»I'im 1• r: for Auckland, via Fiji a: 10.35 a.m. <o-d.n FRANCONIA AT WELLINGTON. The Canard Line steamer Franconia. in continuation of hc-r cruise of ibe world, arrive,! at Welliiigte.n morning from Auckland The same evening the \<-s sel was dispaiche<l for Hobart. \ia Milford Sounds. MANUKA AT SYDNEY. A projectfl departure from Sydney to-j niorr >w the Un!->n Company - inter- | colonial steamer Mannki. f r W. lling' n 1 -!i.- :« due to arrive at the capital p t: on 1 I 'i- 'day next. TOFFA'S SAILING TIME It is annonncrd by tl..- I ri- ti <"..mp.-.ny ] that thi'i r Island st.atr.<r TofT;a is 1 . from Auckland for Fiji. T"t.ga. and Sar r >.i j at 11 o'clock on Saturday morning r.'\" She | i< berthed at tl.o »o:.in si< : e tl.<Print-- s wharf MONTAHFK TO SAIL The loeal a gent <, Hender-on and 1 Maefarlane. advise the American -teamer Montagu-, now di^e)iarr : ng at the (Queen's wharf, is to sail f.. r Wellington. Melbourne. Sydney. Brisbane, and the East about midd.i) lo morrow. THE KAKPKANC.ER. In coniinnation of her voyage from Pon Arthur. 1 1 \.l s. the rman st«an 'T Karj>- | fanger Is antinim<-ed by the local age-its. I Messrs. !!• nd'-r<"n and Maefarlane. to sail from Auckland lor Napier. W. Ilington. New Plymouth. Mel|...nrne and En-mantle at mid day to morrow. FLIMAROA S SAILING TIME The local office of the 11 ii'i'in rr. Parker Co announce that their passe-ig. r steamer t'limaroa is t.> sail from Auckland f.. r 1 S\dnc\ at 11 o'clock to morrow morning 'lie j< berthed at the Eastern side of the I Queen's wharf The «tearner"» next int<r-| colonial trip will be from Sidtny to Wellington. WAIHORA I"«'|R NEW PLVMOFTH. I I'.ont.d from M'lbotirne and f.'lier ,\::s ! tr.'lian i><■ 11s. !! • I tnon ("omp.ir.j > st< an-.er Waih'ira 1* <\;.i-i-tid t.. artive at New I* J > month i'ii Saturdav morning ne\t After discharge at the Taranaki ;..:t th n.an-/-r will then proceed t.. Auckland. W< i.ington and L.Mt'lton. WAIPOHI FOR SI KVEY. Telegraphic information receiv. d by the I'r.ion company fr. ni •;:«!«.rr.e states that their s"ean rr Wai;>..ri w.- di-patch'<l from t that port fo r Auckland sl or'l\ :-.ft< r ■' | o . lock la-t eoi.ii g. (ir. con.j i'iirg . r discharge here «);. will tlon lay up u.r aiiiiual ovethaui KAIKORAI IN JVH:T Ar. arrival at Auckland i; s: e\.-nit.g was I th- Fnion Conipnny'- st.amer Kaikorai. j !ro m (o*:org -be beith'd this morning at th.- i."« wl.arf to tit.lonii urr- p ro *1 uce cargo Ti. I-.. :k r ra; w; t - dispatched from the Au-traii.m port <n 1 fbrttary l." and 1 xp< r:. nc d nioderatc wrath- r ' tions tlirotighutit the \<>\agc. FLOWING CRANE HIKITIA. Ibe \\ ellington Harbour Boani's new floating crane Ilikitia has lately t«-e n well "earning her keep < m Tuesday morning -lie took nut a lift of 7 tons from the -learner I'iako. which was put ashore expeditiously. Another lift of 5 tons was transferred from one part of the vessel to I another. poring the ]a<=t week the crane has been usefully employe,! transferring heavy concrete piles from Thorndon t.. the new Burnliam wharf. MESS TABLE GOSSIP. Captain A H. Pavey. who has repr.rte<l from leave, has relieved Captain P 1., Molyneux. of the Manuka for holidays. Captain E Harris, has reliev.-l Captain A. T. Norton, of the Waioiapu. for holidays. Captain R. M. Kane, of the Ng:ikuta. has taken command of the Katoa, Captain J. Rankine having come ashore on sick leave. Captain S. Hewitt, late of the Kaiinanawa ha- been nppoint<-<l master of the Ngakuta Mr. E A. Stejn has relieved Mr. J Arnold as chief officer of the Waiotnpu. | Mr. T. A. Mcpherson, chief officer of the 1 Kamo. ha- transferred to the Ngakuta. relieving Mr I. (. K.amsay for instruction-. Mr. li. W. William-, second officer of the Wingatui. has transferred lo the Ngakuta in a similar capacity. TELEGRAPHIC SHIPPING. Wliangaroa. February 23.—Sailed : Kaitoke. for Sydney. 4 3" p.m. GislMirne. February IT'..—Sailed: Waiporl. j for Auckland. pm February 21 — Arrived: Waimii. from Auckland. Wellington. February}- 2)— Sailed: Kaia poi. 1; 111 a In . f'.r Newcastle. Wellington. February 23—Sailed : Koro : miko. tor Newcastle, s 3."> p m. : Kaiapoi. fo: N'«-wcastle. ]] p.m.: Franc..nia. for Hobart. 1 via Milford Sound, midnight : Moeraki. for ! I.yttelteti. 4 .".(i p.m. 1 I.yttelton. February 23. — Arrived : Pinko, from New York. 12 p.m. Lyiteiton. Fobru.iry 2J —Arrived: Wa.in*-, from Wellington, ('• ".0 a.m.: Moeraki. r.'jn Weillng".ll. 7 ..'s<» a.m.: Calm, from Ti'na rn. 0 'J>> am. Puncwlin. Feliruary 2.l—Arrival: Otaratna. from I.yttelton. 73n p.m.: Port Albany, from London, s 4.1 p.m : Kurow. from Auckland. 1.". p.m. OVERSEAS. Suva. February 23.—Sailed : Wairuna. for Vancouver. Sydney. February 22.—Arrived : Manuka, from Auckland. Sydney. February 21. — Sailed : Kawatiri. for Viickl.md. l«i a.m. Colon. February 21. — Arrived : Port Adelaide (New York to Australia). Halifax, l-'ebruary 21 —Arirvod; Canadian Challenger, from Australia. Sailed i Atbenic (Wellington to Ixmdoni. Southampton. February 21.—Arrived: Mataroa. from Wellington. WITHIN WIRELESS RANGE. The following vessels are expected to be' within range of the Auckland wireless station to night: Walhora Kaitoke. Niagara, j Tahiti Ngakuta. K luatiri. Koriown. Cornwall. Kar|.fanger. Itona. Anamba. Port Brisbane. Anglo Egyptian.
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Auckland Star, Volume LVIII, Issue 46, 24 February 1927, Page 4
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