SHIPPING NEWS.

Auckland Star, Volume LIX, Issue 96, 24 April 1928, Page 4

SHIPPING NEWS.

MARAMA ARRIVED. TURAJCINA IK PORT. I With the arrival of the Turakina from ' Liverpool last night, and the Marama from Sydney this morning, the port is fairly busy. The only departure for overseas ports was the Niagara, which resumed her voyage to Sydney shortly after noon to-day. To-morrow, Anzac Day, being a close holiday, there will be no work on the waterfront. ARRIVALS. —YESTERDAY. Awahou, from Gisborne, 9 p^m. Turakina, from Liverpool, 9.55 p.m. ARRIVALS—THIS DAY. Claymore, from Whangarei, 6.15 a.m. Marama, from Sydney, 8.15 a.m. Passengers.—First Saloon : Misses C. Ackland, A. Ackland, C. G. Bentley, B. Bradney, M. M. Bruce, B. Bracken, D. Boag, D. Cucksey, H. M. Carpenter, S. Cragg, L. de Reney, J. A. Goodman, D. M. Haviland, E. Howell, S. Heney, S. W. lllins, C. Ker, J. M. McOwen, P. Moore, E. Murray, Maunall, R Orr, J. Nicholls, M. Still, L. Tolcher, Mesdatnes Bolton, Cabin, Cucksey, Dean, W, H. de Renay, E. Davis, Earle, Emanuel, L. R. Ferguson, S. Tarrlngton, R. A. Gruln, Gelding, Hoffman, A. Harbutt, H. Harbutt, H. D. Haviland, H. Howell, J. Hogan, C. P. Heney, H. W. Illins, Kendrick, M. Ker, J. A. Laing, McLiver, Mackie, H. Mitchell, Moore, Meetings, Margret, E. M. Maunall, Rowe, H. R. ' Reed, B. Rosenthal, Sharp, A. Sutherland, G. Stallibrass, A. C. Skinner, J. M. Sloan, L. ' Tanton, J. H. Wallis, White, F. A. Ward, ' E. C. Young, Lady Bell, Messrs. S. F. I Allan, E. Allison, C. B. Belton, B. Beans, [ B. V. Baker, W. Brown, S. G. Black, C. E. > Carr, F. A. Clarke, J. A. Cahill. E. H. Cucksey, C. E. Cowling, M. C. Coote, N. Cliittle, S. Dunn, G. W. Dean, J. G. Dick, J. S. Emanuel, H. Earle, J. Findlay, W. G. Goodman, T. Gelding, A. Hoffman, K. Howell, O. ' Hall, C. F. Heney, W. J. Jarrtt, E. Keely, p R. J. Laird, F. T>. McLiver, J. D. Mac Vicar, : D. S. MacKle, W. S. Miller, S. Mitchell, R. Moore, J. H. Meeting. D. Midgley, S. Mar- ' gret. J. O'Drlscoll, H. O'Malley, W. F. i O'Donnell, R. B. Barton, J. Parks, W. I Parkes, £. T. Rowe, F. W. Riacta, J. Ragg, [ H. Shares, 6. S. Scot, H. A. Smith, C. 13. Steere, T. B. Sharp, R. J. Simpson, C. Skinner. W. G. TV atk Ins, T. Whitehead. W. White, J. T. Winter, C. E. Ward, I>. Midg- ' ley, W. D. McCallum, Shi Chew Kawe, Nun I Chum Yun, Sir John Bell, Major M. C. Cootes, Dr. H. S. Kendrick, Rev. A. McDonald, Major-General Sloan. Second Class: Migges S. Annand, E. B. Cole, V. Corban, H. Evans, C. Grice, I. Grice, M. McCoy, F. Montague, H. Pipson, O. Stalnhank, Mesdames D. Annand, I>. Adams, B. L. Brothers, M. O. Barclay, Beasley, C. Browne, J. Barton, O. Cowley, E. Glbb, C. Hale, R. McCoy, L. M. McAleer, A. Mayall, Powell, I : Smerdon, Sawers, Messrs. W. Atkiason, E. i C. Banks. C. Brothers. J. Blacker, R. C. Beasley, E. Buchmore. R. D. Brown, W. S. Chapman, V. Crlchton, F. Champion A. : Duncombe, G. Elteringham, F. E. Fugle S F. Grant, E. S. Garrett, W. Garrett, L. ' Hook, L. Jellie, D. K. Knight, E. Lomas. G. Monds, A. J. -Powell, C. -Randle, G. R. Scott, W. Smerdon, C. Van Laun. R. Wilton, Don Paolinovic, Rev. E. N. Wilton, and 87 ■ ?t*f, ra Se, including two Yugoslavs, ten Indians and one Chinese. I DEPARTURES.—YESTERDAY. Canopus, for Westport, 3.35 p.m. i Clansman, for Russell, 5.10 p.m. | Matangi, for Tanranga, 7.10 p.m. Kanna, for Portland, 10.33 p.m . Margaret W„ for Thames, 9.43 p.m. DEPARTURES—THIS DAY. Tiroa, for Gisborne, 12.5 p.m. R.M.S. Niagara, for Sydney, 12.25 p.m. Passengers.— First saloon: Miaaea R Falkener, E. M. Wiston, A. Knight, J Baker, D. E. Henderson, H. C. Hunt. Glen (3), E. M. Kelland, E. N. Self, N. W. Seir G. M. Patterson, M. Allen; Mesdames Fancourt, E. E. Davies, F. H. Armstrong, Lewis, Bell. M. Abbet, S. Bruce. M. e! >Vinßtone. Hughes, Lander, Glen, Bunnlnffbajn, Rees, Craven and child, Mitchell, A. E. Adams, Wicicersnam, Phillips, G. Bell F. E. M. Farquhar, Willard, M. A. Larken and four children. Sear, Gaudin, Lissington, M. Ibbertson, Naplesdeu, Chapman: Messrs. J. R. Orr, T. Led Ingham, C. Fancourt, M. F. Falkener, H. Lewis, A. K. Bell, W. S. Bennett, A. M. Borthwick J B Syrnons, J. E. Markey, W. C. Schwab! Pamphilon, J. A. Fernandez, 11. R. Callum, J. Hanson, K. W. Hanson, J. R. Hughes, J. Lander, J. Springham, F. L. Bone, A. Glenn, T. A. Bunningham, N. E. Reeg, H. C. Bartley, C. L. Lowe, L. Henri, N. S Craven, W. J. Foster, W. Good and child, J. D. Mitchell, C. F. Armstrong, R. A. Johnstone, J. 11. Wickereham, A. B Farquhar, A. Brooke, C. A. Hltaky, E. A. Stalw d \, L - o CrabM! ' B - J - Gough, F. W. Lester, W. E. Sargeant, F. W. Richards. W M Lewis, C. Thompson, Willard, J. R. Self*. H. H. Gaudin, F. NaplesOen, C. J. Naughton, R. M. Chaplan, Captain S. Gibbons, Captain J. D, I. Phillips. -Second saloon: Misses L. M. and E. Harrison, C. Mackie H. Johnson, C. Ross, P. Martin, J. D*. Mcintosh, E. Chlsholm, Clare, P. B Wilks G. King, W R Norton. E.'m! BerriS J. Hughes, D. A. Corrigan, N. Brown; Mesdames Brown and child, 11. M. Newell and child. Shannon, Towers, Nield, Harrison, Walte, B. M. Norton, Jones, Mahoney, J. Bennett. W. R Norton, Rogers A. M. Ironsldfe ana two children, F. J. Harper, A. O. Thorpe, E. Beilbv c Cameron, M. J. Ralne, W. Ross, M T Brett, H. J: Dowden, T. D. HarveyF - Brown , M. L. Smith, A. D V «. o< Ti el H nd '„ R^Shannon - Towers, A. H. Nield, J. H. Curry, A. Dawson, G. A. Greene, J. R. A. Harrison, L. T. Paire O «' Jordan > H. W. Meaohem, F. 'R. i rT®?f "l" J° ne8 ' 'H. Mahoney, W. E. Davis, G. J. Baker, W. C. Seliby, W w* f' aß w»h \A" £ ll ™ ou '- J - M Stevenson, J.. S. Webster, H. J. Bowden, T. D. Harvey C. S Beilby, E. Lawson, P. L. Clarke Il' R rv ln4i, », A o L 6 naQfraoD ' T. Grange', I 1 L. R. Creagh, R. Ryder, A. O. Thorpe, ll.' F. Brown, B C. Grimth, P. R. Wrack, T. G. Brown, W. R. Norton, W. Allen, W. T - Hodgers, Dr. F. J. Harper, Rev. R. J Sheard and 99 steerage, including two > Chinese and one Indian. L UNION CO.'S STEAMERS. 1 he Walmea sails at 4 p.m. to-day for Gisborne and Napier. The Kurow left Lyfrftlton at 5.30 nm I ye ™ rd ?& for Wellington and Auckland. " The Wingatut left Tlmaru last night fori Auckland, via Lyttelton, Plcton and Wellington. The Kanna sailed last night for Portland! - t ° J l^ d c f/ nent for Wellington, Lyttelton i l? d 5v nedtn i 18 to return to Auckland ! cargo for those ports. ? ar , tl €l 4 to leave Westport at mid- > night to-night for Auckland. I VESSELS EXPECTED AT AUCKLAND Voco, San Pe<iro, April 26. Kurow, South, April 26. Hinemoa, Nine, April 26. [ Laburnum, South, April 27. ' H.M.S Veronica South, April 27. _ Canadian Britisher, South, April 27 West Elcajon, Pacific Coast, April 27 ' Mamari, South (loads), May 4. ' Hurunui, London, April 30. Waipahi, Fiji, May 2. . Hororata, London, May 8. • Taranaki, Liverpool, May 4. Tasmania, Opua (loads), May 4. f Wairuna, San Francisco, May 5 Canadian Transporter, HaiifaV, jja.v 6 , Prunus, Casa Blanca, May 7. * Matakana, Liverpool, May 8. , Wlrral, New York, May 9. 1 Rbnitaka, London, via Wellington. Mav 11. f lamaroa, London, via Wellington. Mav I*' , Sussex, Calcutta, May 12. Queen Eleanor. New York. May 13. Port Curtis, New York, May 19. Aorangi, Vancouver, May 20. Norfolk, Liverpool, May 21. . Zealandic, South (loads), May 22. ' Scheldepas, Antwerp, May 22 Golden Fleece, San Pedro, May 24 T Rimutaka, London, via Wellington, June 1. VESSELS IN PORI-. 61 ' M DeVoaport <Naval H "^pt.). VVaklkUra * devonport (Naval v Nncula, at Devonport (Naval Denti : Boart)* 10 Bbip> * " tream (Pacific" Cable } Central (C. E. i Kanna, in Dock (Union S.S. Co ) s Marama, Queen's Wharf (Union S.S Co 1 1 Kaimanawa, Chelsea (Union S S Co c Whangape, North Wall (Onion 8 8 kn > TuralSna, Queen's Wharf (N.z.l ? Kaitoke in stream (Onion SA Co) e Kawatirl, in stream (Union S.B. Co ) ' M^sgiont^f 088 ' CeDtna of Rarawa, Central Wharf (Northern so \ Poolta, North Wall (Union s™ cf\ Co) - » Kintyre, King's Wharf Macfarlane, Ltd.). - iaenaer »<m avd Kaiwarra, in stream (Union S.S. Co l Walnoi, In Btnam (Union &a. eKi.

TRANS-PACIFIC MAIL STEAMERS. Aorangi, left Auckland, April 11 for Suva, Honolulu and Vancouver; due Vancouver, April 27; leaves Vancouver, May 2; due Auckland, May 21; due Sydney, May 26. Niagara left Auckland to-day ; due Sydney April 28; leaves Sydney, Slay 3, Auckland May 8, for Suva, Honolulu, and Vancouver. Tahiti left Sydney April 19, and leaves Wellington to-day, for Rarotogna, Papeete and San Francisco: due San Francisco, May 11; leaves San Francisco May 16; due Wellington, June 4; due Sydney June 9. Makura left San Francisco April 18; due Wellington May 7; due Sydney May 12. INTERCOLONIAL SERVICE. Maunganui left Sydney April 20 ; arrived Wellington to-day: leaves Wellington April 37; due Sydney, May 1; leaves Sydney May 4; due Auckland May 8; leaves Auckland May 11; due Sydney May J3: leaves Sydney May 18; due Wellington May 22; leaves Wellington May S3; due Sydney May 29. Marama left Sydney April 20; arrived Auckland to-day; leaves Auckland April 27; due Sydney May 1; leaves Sydney May 4 ; <1 ue Wellington May 8; leaves Wellington May 11; due Sydney May 15; leaves Sydney May 18; due Auckland May 22 ; leaves Auckland May 23; due Sydney May 29. Manuka left Wellington April 17, and Bluff April 21; due Melbourne. April 23; leaves Melbourne May 2. for Bluff, Dunedin, Lyttelton and Wellington; due Bluff May 7; leaves Wellington May 12; due Melbourne May 17. The Union Company's R.M.s. Tahiti, which arrived at Wellington from Sydney yesterday morning, is to sail at 3 p.m. to-day for Rarotonga, Papeete and Sen Francisco. For final loading for New York, Boston and London, the New Zealand Shipping Co.'s steamer Piako is to leave Napier for Auckland this evening. She is announced to sail finally from this port at daybreak on Saturday next. Due at Wellington from London to-mor-row, the Commonwealth and Dominion Line steamer Port Auckland, has the following passengers : Mesdames M. Grimmond, A. Wilson, M. Rouse, Mr. W. Wilson. Her other ports of discharge are: Lyttelton, Tlmaru and New Plymouth. MARAMA ARRIVED. .With passengers, mails and cargo from Sydney, the Union Co.'s steamer Marama arrived at Auckland this morning and berthed at the Queen's wharf. Fine weather was experienced on the voyage. The vessel is scheduled to sail on her return voyage to Sydney at 3 p.m. on Friday next. The repairs to the Kintyre's engines will not be finished before the end of the week. From Auckland she is to go to Wanganui to complete discharge of her phosphate cargo. After bunkering at Westport she will return to Auckland to dock, and is then to go to Nauru or Ocean Island. (Henderson and Macfarlane, Ltd., agents.) A further wireless report from the Vacuum Oil Company's tanker Voco, with oH from 'San Pedro, states that ehe expects to reaoh Auckland at noon to-morrow. The local portion of her cargo will be discharged at the Western wharf and the remainder foe Wellington, Lyttelton and Dunedin. As to-morrow is a holiday, the Government steamer Hinemoa will not come into port until daybreak on Thursday. She has a full cargo of fruit and copra from Niue to discharge at the King's wharf. She is scheduled to saiil again on -Saturday next with passengers, mails and cargo for Norfoflk Island. (Spedding, Ltd., agents.) The local office of the Union Companv has received advice that the Sussex left Samarang yesterday, and is due at Auckland on Mar 12. From Auckland she is to go to Wellington, Lyttelton and Dunedin to complete discharge, and is scheduled to clear the latter port on May 25 on her return voyage to Calcutta, via Newcastle and Java. The Marine Department advises that a sunken rock is reported to exist at a distance of three-quarters of a mile off Miner's Head, Great Barrier Island, and in a line with the outer extreme of Moko Hina islands. A sounding of seven fathoms was obtained in this locality, shortly after which some white patches of rock, indicating a lesser depth, were observed. WARNING TO MARINERS. The secretary of the Post and Telegraph department has received advice that the following navigation warning was broadcast by radio from Sydney at 11.30 p.m. on Saturday:— The Navigation Department reports tiiat all floating^ navigation marks are out of position between Lytton (Brisbane) and Pete Light. The outer green buoy in Freeman's Channel is also out of position. LIGHT AT NORTH CAPE. An unmatched group-llashing light is in °f Irection1 rection ou summit of a small ,ed Murimctu, lying close ? or . th (Otau), lit 30 degrees 5 minutes sontli, long. 173 degrees rU 611 **, <a P! ,rox ->- The amended • * £ I " ,et ,s 317 ft (9C m. 6)). The Department) establishwl in (Marine WHANGARURU HARBOUR. "Gazette" notice states that two bnove bour a es . ta ' )lif;lle<, in Whangaruru Ha'rwest'ward d « UOy Wlll immediatelv westward of Hougiao Itock ( a s Un Un situated 340 degrees 10.2 cables ? rOVe P olnt observation spot A black buoy Will be established immediatelv of 0ra Pa Rock (a four-feet situated 312.7 degrees 10.95 cables cables from Grove Point observation suot. TURAKINA FROM LIVERPOOL. .. An „ nrr, T al , at Auckland last night was hrzi west or England ports. She sail«^) It'T 01 ° n £ ,artU 18 - I»assed through the Panama Canal on April 2. Fine -vest ther prevailed throughout the vova°e The J" ra * ,n » is to sail on Saturdav afternoon gLpK"sfa^'"-"°° RARAWA TO RESUME. r , o^ t «.V rea t n L. Ul,der!:oins overhaul at the Z ' the RaraWa is to sent to the West coast to relieve the X-ai.nhi The v, on fV u »s« *ew Plymouth "serlice The Ngapuhi is. to leav<j Onehunea for Mond'ay. U " e ° e V be transferred wa" wh[ c T leave Auckland next Monday,* and is due Owlng e to Un the Thurs r (tey me 1U the * ervice th « following NIAGARA SAILED landed li Auckland • , P as «ngers W lmnM iana. Urst saloon—Mr C Bl'dwell. Mr r m Duff °^r° rt ?' i6s k; Miss N. H. buff' M 'ssL. E. Duff, Miss E. M. Fitc'her \ni' P'swan. Mr. and Mrs T' K" I Ga^«y, R. E. Herron Mrs v ? eu^nan - Mr. nings. Mr p' G Hnn'cZl HenH. Honson, Ma"st®?s Mr - a "'l Mrs C. Honson (2), Mr T T^rt? s on (_). Misses H. W. Lever Mr er> ;? Ir " and Mrs. L. Muir, Mr T V xi-n S \ " Lov . v - Miss Robison, Mr R \ s m ??, U' D T- ><!'■ Second ralwnlTr •T Ir w E /', Ti "- ii.gTTi Eka, Mr L\Y ToJT } Ilss Kofo Atu Rev.' F. Rul?! Mrs ' r"" .^"^eld. Southali. Miss Sn»Yi.Vn IV ' Master Mrs. B. Turner Mr J t' w&V i?' Taylorter O. Wright ' Mrn it V hitehurst. MasYonnp. Miss M lo »ng, Mr. J. w. including four" aDd 16 third class >