SHIPPING NEWS.

Auckland Star, Volume LVIII, Issue 143, 20 June 1927, Page 4

SHIPPING NEWS.

AORANGI AND HAURAKI ARRIVE PHOSPHATE CARGO FROM HAUBV. The amount of tonnage In port was considerably augmented by the week-end arrivals, the most important of which were the RAl.m.e. Aorangi from Vancouver, bound to Sydney, the motor ship Hanraki, with cargo from the Pacific Slope, and the Waipiata from the South. This evening the Haggersgate is due from Nauru Island with a cargo of phosphate, and to-morrow the M»ra::;a will arrive from Sydney, the Kaiwarra from Newcastle, and the Wai pa hi from the Cook Islands. The Aorangi is to resume her voyage to Sydney at 8 o'clock this evening. ARRIVALS.—SATURDAY. Mako, from Portland, 6.40 p.m. YESTERDAY. Hanraki, from Pacific Coast ports, 3.33 a.m. Waiiuea, from Gisbornc, C.30 a.m. from Tauraaga, 7.15 a.u. Waipiata, from South, 5.45 a.m. Elsie Jdary, froui Ui&borae, 11.40 a.m. Tiro*, from Gisborne, 12.30 p.m. K.M.m.s. Aorangi, from Vancouver, 3.15 p.m. Passengers for Auckland :—First saloon: Mr. K. Karroo, Mr. li. Butcher, Mrs. C. Butcher, Mr. R. Citron, Miss A. Campbell, Mr. li. Culver, Mr. A. Devers, Mr. F. Kdmondstone, Mr. 1 , . Harrison. Mr. AMianion. Mr. W Melville. Miss W. Picken, Mr. R. QniUiam. Mrs. R. QullUam, Mr C. Smith, M G. Vincent, Xlr. \V. Barrett, Mr. H. Bertchy, Mrs and Miss A. Cadd, Miss U Macro, Mrs. aad Misses V. and D. Pag*. Mr. H. Cox. Mr. R. Hewat, Mr. D. Hay, Mrs. and Miss Hatchin*on, -Mrs. J. Knox, Mr. Stedium. Second saloon: Mrs. J C. Allan, Mr. A. Balllf, Miss A. S. Balllf, Miss V. Kiddle. Mr. and Mrs. J. Caliler, Mr. A. Dinaisioa. Miss H. Drvdea, Miss X. Eastman, Mr. and Mrs. G. Gordon, Mr. T. Howie, Mr. £. Jackson, Mr. aad Mrs. B. Maawariag, Mrs. H. and Mr. C Talt. Mrs. and Master Titus, Mr. and Mrs. Trill. Misses G. and C. and Master G. Trill, Master H. and Miss B. Trill, Mr. G. Wells. From Suva: Mrs. Morris, Mr. Clari, Mrs. Simmoads and Infant, Miss Chapman, Mr. Crockett, Mr Tohej, Captain Gamcell, Miss B. Brooke, Miss A. Battershy. Miss M. Chipman. Mr. D. Garlick, Master D. Gar lick. Miss R. G«is. Mr. A Hale, Mrs. X. Hamer, Miss Z. Hαdreth. Miss M. Smith, Mr. li. Tait, Mrs. E. Walfcrr, Mrs. A. Wheeler, Mr. Anning, and 21 Uurd-cias*. THIS DAT. Awohou, from East Coast. T. 40 a.m. Canopus, from Westport, 1 p.m. DEPASTURES.—SATURDAY. Coronation, for Hoklansa, midnight. YESTERDAY. Claymore, for Whaugarei, 0.4 5 p.m. VESSELS IN PORT. Maroro <ech.). Central Wharf <A. G. Frankhajn). UM.c.s. Iris, at Devonport (Facile Cable Board). Wainui, in Stream (Onfoe SJ3L Co.) Tekoa, Queen's Wharf (NX Shipping Co.). Cumberland. Queen ■ Wharf (Fetleral Co.). Kaitoke, Kind Wfcart (Uaion S.S. Co). Karori. King's Wharf (Union S.S Co.). Make. Central Wharf (Watkin and Wallls). Hauraki, Prince's Wharf (Union S.S. Co.). Canopus, Prince's Wharf (Westport Coal Co.). Wainiea, Central Wharf (Union S.S. Co ). Waipiata, Prince's Wharf (Union S.S. Co.). Guabar. Central Wharf (Watkiu and Wallis). Tiro*. Kins'* Wharf (A. G. PraskhamV Aorangl. Prince's Wharf (Union S.s. Co.). Awahnu. Central Wharf (Watkin and Wallis). VESSELS EXPECTED AT AUCKLAND. Hanencite, Nauru Island. June 20. Waipahi. Cook Islands, June 21. Kaiwarra, Sewe«atle. Jvne 21. Hinemoa. Nine Island, June 22. Omana, Newcastle, June 23. Wirral. Xeir York, June 23. Matatua, Liverpool. June 28. Canadian Ploaeer, South (loads), Juue 29. Maimyo, Kew York, July 2. Port Duaedin, London, via South. July 2. Port Hardy. South (loads). July 6. Southern Cross, New Hebrides. July 8. West Henshaw. Los Angeles, July 9. Canadian Beigneur. Montreal. July 9. Nocala, San Pedro. July 10. City of Corinth. New York. July 10. Remuera, Sooth (loads), July 11. Canadian Seigneur, Montreal, July 12. (kala. Montreal. July 15. Huntingdon. Sooth (loads). July 15. Klmntifca, Liverpool. July 18. Bantam. Glasgow. July 2*. Hororata, London, via South, July 25. Athenie. Sooth .loads). July 2i. Port Hardy. Sooth (loads). July 2& H.M.s. Dunedin. Shecrncss. July 31. Tatnaroa, London, via South, July 30. Km nine. London. August 6. Westmoreland, Liverpool. August 8. I'akcha, London, August 21. UNION COMPANY'S STEAMERS. The Kalwsrra has reported that she will arrive at Auckland from Newcastle at 6 a.m. to-morrow. Atter discharge of her cargo she is to return to Newcastle. The Waipahi wirelesses that she will arrive at Auckland with fruit from the Eastern Pacific at 2 p.m. to-morrow. The Karori ts to shift from the King's wharf to Chelsea to-morrww morning. She is to sail on Wednesday next for Portland New Plymouth and Wesrport. The Waipiata arrived from the South yesterday morning, berthing at th« Prince's wharf. She is to sail at o p.m. on Wednesday for Wellington, Lyttelton, Dunedin Oams.ru and Timarn. The Waimea returned from the East Coast yesterday morning. Sh« is to sail at 4 p.m. to-morrow for Napier direct. Thence she will go to Gieborne, returning t° Auckland from the latter port. lu "" De The Kaitokes discharge has beea delayed by rain, and it is doubtful whether eheban be dispatched for Newcastle to-morrow. NORTHERN COMPANY'S MOVEMENTS. Projected Departures. T,T^ <ia^~ Ap *^ 1 * for Mer c« 7 Bay and s™"' ' P' m -: Clansman, for Ruseeli; O"a Whang-aroa. and Mangonui. 5 p.m.- W .•MsffisstA «i. , &si l i s

, !?. 1 "™- Mahura Ogl . 'and Expected Arrivals. To-morrow.—Taniwha. from Paeroa 7 a.m.; Claymore, from Whangarei, 7.!01".in.

TRANS-PACIFIC MAIL SERVICES. Aoranxi. left Vancouver J one 1 »„. %?%££*• «-,«-» IXT£RCOLOXIAL STEAMERS Mt Sydney Jane 17. arrives Dllmarpa under overhaul at Srdno* June 24. arrives Sydney June o« Bpon Moeraki left Wellington June 16 for Melbourne direct Dne Melbourne! June 21 for HokUnS! de Fraine ls t0 • T h l- H U?» P re »ent on the slip. She is to be followed by the Herald. The Canopus arrived from Westport this afternoon, berthing at the Prince's wharf. The Matangi was to undock early this afternoon and go to the Western wharf to finish overhaul. The Otimai is to sail at 11 a.m. tomorrow for Opotiki and Entarere. LAJIB STEAMER OMAN A. Bringing coal and poles from Sydney and Newcastle, the Lamb Co.'s eteatner Omana has reported that she will arriv> at Auckland early on Thursday morning. From Auckland sbe will go to Tauransa to complete discharge. The Northern Co. are the local agents.

CARGO FOR THE MOUNT. As The Mount wharf. Tauranga, win be under repairs for several days, cargo for there will be landed at the Taaranga wharf. MALISTAX FROM SINGAPORE. Carrying a cargo or balk benzine, the tanker Ma Us tan. 5533 tons, is reported to be on her way from Singapore to New Zealand ports. THE CUMBERLAND. j A projected sailing from Auckland at daybreak to-morrow J3 the Federal Line steamer Cumberland for Glsborne to continue her loading for London and West Coast of United Kingdom ports. HORORATA REPORTED. A cable from Newport News statw that the New Zealand Shipping Co.'s steamer Hororata. en route from London to Wellington and Auckland, via Suva, arrived there on Saturday, t>he is due here about July 25. MARAMA DCE TO-MORBOW. With passengers, mail, and cargo, the Union Company's steamer Marama will arrive at Auckland from Sydney at 7.30 a.m. to-morrow, according to her radio report. She will berth about an hour later at the Queen's wtiarf. The Marama is to sail on her return trip to Sydney at U p.m. on Friday. ■ ' HAGGEBSGATE FROM NAURU. Adverse weather conditions have delayed the steamer Haggersgnte. and the vessel is new expected to arrive at Auckland from Nauru Island this evening. She was previously due at mid-day. To-morrow morning she will berth at 'he King's wharf to unload her phosphate carco. Messrs. Heodereon and Macfarlaiio are the local agents. RICHARDSON STEAMERS. Messrs. Watktn and Wallis report that the Richardson steamer Mako. vhich arrived from the East Coast, via Portland, on Saturday evening, is to soil at 5 p.m. to-morrow for East Coast Uays and Napier. The Awahou arrived this morning, berthing at the Central wharf. Sh« is to sail for Gisborne and Tokomaru Day at 0 p.m. to-morrow. WIRRAL ON' THURSDAY. Stormy- weather has delayed the A. and A. Line's chartered steamer Wirral on her voyage from New York, and she Ims reported that ehe will not reach Auckland until midday on Thursday. Her other discharging ports are Napier, Wellington, Lyttelton. Dunedin, and Wanganui. The New Zealand Shipping Company are the locul agents. AORANGI IN PORT. The Union Company's R.M.m.s. Aorangi arrived at Auckland from Vancouver yesterday afternoon, berthing at the Prince's Wharf. The motorship sailed from Vancouver on June 1, and mad* the customarv calls at Honolulu and Suva. Fine weather was experienced across the Pacific, the ship's speed averaging 16.5 knots. The Aorangi commenced discharge of her general cargo this morning, and is announced to resume her voyage to Sydney at 8 o'clock thi* evening. KTJKSALPI CHANGES HANDS. At present laid np off Judge's Bay. the seal! steamer Kurnnlpi has experienced a change of ownership, having been purchased by Mr. P. Appleton. machinery merchant, of Newmarket. Formerlv owned by the Melbourne Steamship Co., the Knrnalpi was bought by a Dargaville syndicate for service between Auckland and northern ports. She reached Auckland on January 14. 192e. and made several trips on the coast, but in June of the same year was laid up in thf> stream, where she has remained ever since. When offered for sale by auction, she failed to find a buyer. Launched in l!>03 from Norwegian yards. ' Hp K °rnalpl was formerly known as the Heina. She is a vessel of 41*5 tons gross. PASSENGERS BY lONIC. Expected to arrive at Wellington from London and Southampton on Monday next the White Star Liner lonic is bringing the following passengers:—Saloon: Mrs. M. Renwick, Mrs. G. Reyne, the Misses R., B. and I*. Reyne, and Masrer R. Reyne Miss C. MacGregor, Dr. J. Waters. Misses E. Houghton. M. Shatford. A. Sturrock M. Tendall. L Thompson. Mr nnd Mrs. C Rolleston. Mrs. M. Martin. Mrs F. Tweedale. Messrs. \V. Imin. G. Little. J. O'Donnell. W. Wheeler. H. Rugby, R. Jones, Misses C and M. Seth-Smith, R. Hunt, W. Jarvis. X and M. Steele. Mr. and Mrs. T. Hunt. Mrs A. Steele, Messrs. J. Caughey. B Gardner J. Smith. R.N., Mr. and Mrs. W Farnworth. Miss M. Rowlands. Mr J Marsden, Mr. E. Kelly, Mr. A. Buchan" and IDS third class A.A.O. LINE SAILINGS. Sereral alterations in American-Australia-Orient Line sailings from Los Angeles to New Zealand are announced by Messrs. Henderson and Macfarlane. The amended time-table is as follows:— The Bearport is to sail on July 2 for Auckland. Wellington. Lyttelton. Dunedin. and Brisbane. She was previously scheduled to sail on July i>. The Bearport is due at Auckland about July 27. The West Islip Is to sail on August 6 for Auckland, Wellington, Lyttelton and Dunedin. She is due on August 31. The West Nivaria is to sail on September 13 for Auckland. Wellington. Lyttelton. Timaru. Dunedin and Bluff. She Is due here about October S. The West Henshaw is to sail on October 15 for Auckland. Wellington. Lyttelton and Duuedin, being due here about November 10. HAURAKI'S VOYAGE. An exceptionally fine-weather voyage across the l'acitic was experienced by the Union Company's motorship Hauraki, which arrived at Auckland yesterday morning. Today she commenced discharge of her timber, ca»e oil, and general cargo at the Prince's wharf The vessel loaded her cargo at Vancouver, Powell River, Ocean Falls, and San Francisco, and sailed from 'Frisco on May 27. She is to continue her voyage to Melbourne, Adelaide, and Sydney at"s p.m. to-morrow. Going from Vancouver to San Francisco, the Hauraki picked up S.O.S. wireless calls from the steamer Indian Harbonr, which was ashore at Point Garda. The motorship immediately made full speed for the distressed vessel, and arrived at the scene of the wreck within two hours of receiving the calls. She stood by until the arrival of a tug. ana then we'nt on to Frisco Captain J. D. Frew has with him the following officers:—Chief, Mr. H. C. White" second. Mr. P. G. Marshall: third, Mr R ! Blampied; chief engineer. Mr. J. Frith ■ second, Mr. J. Wilson: third, Mr W McLean ; fourth. Mr. J. Mackenzie: fifth Mr L Hutchinson ; sixth, Mr. J. Boyle: seventh| Mr. E. Bayley; wireless operator, Mr R ?norcs£ man: Bte,rard - Mr n J MESS-TABLE GOSSIP. ' ~w7 £G - chr,B ««* Joined th.> Tofui as ] chief officer on Saturday. re!i«vin;r Mr G D I Fraser, who is awaiting instr.jotons a « 1 ' M ' Ra "" p y has relieve.! Mr T I A. Mack second officer of tne Kauri, wlirl i is on holidays. Mr. H. S. Collier, chief officer of the Waipori has been appointed chM ~«£? I of the Kaitoke. in place of Mr T F i offi™?.' Wh ° LaS iOiUed the Wai f*> r i'as chief Mr. H. Abernethy, third officer of the ' Waipon. has Joined the Knitoko as third L. Russell third officer of the Kaitoke I Mr. A. R, Hewitt has transferred to the ! Waipori as acting second officer K-o/ r ; Y Henderson, chief officer of the Katoa. has Joined the Koma-a in n simiHr capacity, relieving Mr. E . n wn*on has come ashore for orders. Captain E. Harris, master o f th« Wain I tapu. has been relieved bv Captain D Tmhl ' Captain J. Arnold. o f the Kilt.rv.- a " s n " I !l Ck H **' J- R'tchie. ohief officer I Captain Elders has rejoinei t n< . Wii P.ata after holidays, relieving Cnmnln a" R. Stewart, who is awaiting instructions.