SHIPPING NEWS.

Auckland Star, Volume LXI, Issue 298, 17 December 1930, Page 4

SHIPPING NEWS.

NORTHUMBERLAND ARRIVES.

TISNAREN FROM PACIFIC

COAST

A large general cargo was brought to Auckland from' West Coast of United Kingdom ports by the steamer Northumberland, which arrived this morning'. She is discharging at the Queen's wharf. The auxiliary motor schooner Taupata arrived early this afternoon from Norfolk Island and will be followed later in the day-by the Swedish motor ship TlSnaren from Pacific Coast ports.

ARRIVALS-This Day.

Northumberland, from Liverpool, 9.13 from Parenga, p. 40 a.m. Coronation, from Awanui, 0.-0 a.m. Motu. from Awanui. 7.35 a.m. ■ Taupata, from Norfolk Island, 12.40 p.m.

DEPARTURES— Yesterday. Maui I'onrare, for Apia, G. 30 p.m. ■Canadian Victor, for Wellington, 5.10 P " Awahoii, for Enst Coast, 4.30 p.m. rukeko, for East Coast, 4.40 i>.in. Margaret W., for Gisborne, 4.45 p.m. Wai men, for Gisborue, SAo p.m. Kiwitoa, for Uveyniouth, <s.r> p.m. Claymore, for Whangarei, f>lo p.m. Wlngatui, for Portland, 9.30 p.m. This Day. Wakakura (minesweeper), for Ilauraki Gulf, 12.30 p.m. VESSELS IN PORT. H.M.B. Dunedln, Devonport (Nnval Dcpt.). II.iU.H. Dioinedc, Devonport (Naval Dcpt.). H.M.6. Philomel, Devonport (Naval Dept). Tris, in stream {Pacific Cable Board). Walbenio. Western Wharf (Union Co.). Northumberland, Queen's Wharf (N.Z. Shipping Co.). Huin, North Wall (C. E. Campbell). Port Huon, Queen's Wharf (Farmers' Co-op. Auctioneering Co.). Taupata, Central WharC (SpedOlnjf. Ltd.). Port Waikato, North Wall (Watkin and Wallis). Gunbar, Waitemata, Kairanga, Waitomo, Waipahi, Mako, Southern Cross, in stream. VESSELS EXPECTED AT AUCKLAND, Tisnarcn, San Francisco, December 17. Port Wellington, Australia (loads), Dec. IS. Poolln, Newcastle, Deeembcor IS. Tougarlro, South (loads), December .10. Soliiii, Balik Papan, via South, Dec. 10. Tofua, Suva. December 21. City oe Delhi, New York, December 21. Turakina. South (loads), December 22. Golden Cross, Angeles, December -«. .Huntingdon, Falmouth (loads), Dec. ol>. Surrey, Liverpool, January 1. Sydic Bunbury, via South. January 1. Narbada, Calcutta, January H. Knlon. New York, January 4. Vncuoliue, San Francisco, January 4. Canadian Victor. South (loads), January o. Canadian Cruisor, Montreal, January 6. Port Huon, South (loads), January 8. Maui Pomnre, Apia, via Smith, January 10. Port Dunndin, Liverpool, January 10. L'nden, Los Angeles. January 10. Wairuna, Los Angeles, via Papeete, Jan. Norfolk, Falmouth (loads), January 14. P.ninswick. Los Anccles. January 15 City of Glasgow, New York, January Id. Pakeha, Australia (loads), January. Zealandic. Falmouth (loads), January 19. Cumberland, Liverpool. January 27. Honninius, Antwerp, January 27. Maimoa, London, February 24.

INTERCOLONIAL STEAMERS. Ulimaroa, at Sydney; leaves Sydney, December 1!); due ■Wellington, December 23; leaves Wellington, December 20; due Sydney, December 30. Maramn, at Wellington; leaves Wellington, December 19; arrives Sydney, DecemMainiganui, at Sydney; leaves Sydney, December 19; arrives Auckland, December 23; leaves Auckland, December 24; arrives Sydney, December 28. Maheno, left Melbourne, December 11; arrived Bluff, December 15; due Wellington, December 19.

TRANS-PACIFIC MAIL STEAMERS. Aorangi, left Sydney, December 11; Inf t Auckland, December 16; due Vancouver, January 2. Niagara, left Vancouver December 10; duo Auckland, December 20; leaves Auckland, December 29; due Sydney, January 2. Maltura, left .San Francisco Nov. 20 for Papeete, Karotonga, Wellington, and Sydney ; due Sydney, December 20. Monowai, left Wellington. December 2, for Uarotonga, I'apeetc n;ul San Francisco; due Pan Francisco, December 19; leaves San Francisco, December 24; due Wellington, January 12; due Sydney, January 17.

U.K. PASSENGER LINES. Outward. Rangilikl, left London, November 19; due Auckland, December 23. lonic, left. Southampton December S; clue Auckland. January 16. lluiiliine, lenves Southampton, December 10; due Wellington, January 26. Ruapehu, lenves Southampton, December 10; One Auckland, January 2S; thence Dunedin and New Plymouth. Rangitatn, leaves Southampton, January Hi; due Auckland, February IS. Homeward. Tainui. left Napier, November 20; due Southampton, December 2(5. Bangitanc, left Auckland December G; due Southampton, January S. Tamaroa, leaves Wellington, December 17; due Southampton, January 19. Rotorua, leaves Dunedin for London, January 3. Rercuera, leaves Wellington for London, January 3. Cor'mthic, leaves Wellington for London, January 1-1. NORTHERN CO.'S MOVEMENTS. Projected Departures. To-day.—Taniwha, for Paeroa. 7.30 p.m.; Claymore, for Whangarei, 0 p.m. To-morrow. —Knwau, for Kawau, Takntu, Ti Point, Leigh and Rig Omaha, i) a.m.; Orann.i, for Mullet Point and Matakaua, 10 a.m. Expected Arrivals. To-day.—Oniana, from Waihoke, 6.80 p.m. : Kawau. from Kawau, Leigh and .Mangawai, 11.80 p.m. To-morrow. —Hauiti, from Kerepeehf, 10 a.m.; Apiiuui, from Totara North, Houhora, Kainianmau and Parenga, S a.m.; Uauturu, from New Plymouth, 7 a.m.

UNION COMPANY'S STEAMERS. The Kartlgi was delayed by rain at New Plymouth yesterday, but was expected to leave there last night for Auckland. After discharge here she is to proceed to Westport and Groymouth to load for Auckland. The Tofua is to leave Suva for Auckland this afternoon and is duo oil Sunday. The Kurow is to leave Westport at 9 p.m. to-day for Auckland. The Kanna Is now loading at Greymouth for Auckland. The Wingatui is to leave Portland tomorrow afternoon, tor Wellingtou and ' The Kiwitea sailed for Greymoutli last even injz. The Waimea. which sailed for the East Coast last evening, is to sail again for Gisborne and Napier on Monday joxt instead or Tuesday. I lie I'colta is due to-morrow evening from Newcastle. After' discharge here she is t->' go to Wellington, New Plymouth and Grevmouth. _ . _ The Kaimiro is to leave Grfcymouth at S pm. today for Auckland.

TAUPATA RETURNED. \n arrival at Auckland this afternoon was the auxiliary motor schooner Taupata from Norfolk Island. After discharging her carL-o at the Central wharf, the new vessel will he taken over by her owners, the Anchor Shipping Company, oE Nelson. CANADIAN NATIONAL VESSELS. Having cleared Montreal on November •>■> the Canadian National steamer Canadian Cruiser is due at Auckland about January 0. Her other discharging ports are Napier. Wellington, Lyttelton, Timaru ail Tbe )U Ca C midian Transporter is to leave Halifax for Auckland. Wellington, t»yttelton. Dunedin anil Tiraaru on December 24. ULIMAROA AND MAUXGANUI. The intercolonial steamers UHmaroa and Mauneann. which arrived at Sydney from Xew Zealand yesterday, will sail again ioi 'the Dominion on Friday, the Ulimnroa fo welitofiton and the Maunganul for Auckand The vessels are due at heir respective Ports on Tuesday. The Mauncamu is 1.0 sail on her return trip to Sy.luey on \VP(!nesilii.v. Di'fwnbi-r 'J I. and llu- I limaion uri Saturday, December -<■

The New Zealand Shipping Company's completeloading lor London at the Queen s wharf. The sloops Veronica and Laburnum were expected to sail for the Hauruki Gulf to carry out exercises this afternoon. The Vobel Explosives Company's schooners Kira and Piri went to Motuihl yesterday afternoon to lighter explosives. The C and D. motor ship Port llucm is to leave Auckland to-morrow evening l'»; Wellington to complete discharge of bci Home cargo. KAREPO'S MOVEMENT.-}. The Union Company advis- that the Kar(i>o is due at iSrtithburß on h S\ a ?*Jf\ load for Auckland and Dunedin. She will wnVcletc h"r cargo at Adelaide, Melbourne aul Dt von port (.Tasmania). SOLNA LEFT DUNEDIN. For Auoklaud to complete discharge of iior hulk oil cargo from rSalik Papan, the arrival or. Friday she will berth at tin. Western wharf. MAUI POMARE .DEPARTED. \ sailing from Auckland yesterday afternoon was the Government motor ship Muni Pom arc for Apia and Nine Island fo load "? it for hyttelton. Well ng ton and Auckland. She is due back at tills, port about January 10PORT WELLINGTON'S RADIO. Wireless advice from the Commonwealth from llaunceston at 0 a.m. to-monw- She ton, Ltd., are the local agents. THE R.M.S. NIAGARA. The Roynl Mail steamer Niagara is due at Auckland from Vancouver, via Honolulu and Suva, on Monday, December 29. She te announced to resume her voyage to Sydney at 10 p.m. the same day. THE BRUNSWICK. Advice received by the AtlnnUo Union Cry will not arrive unUl the middle of THE CANADIAN VICTOR. ing for New York, Boston and Halifax. TAMAROA FOR LONDON. Round for Southampton and London, thfflhaw, Sarill ami Albion liner Tamaroa sailed from Wellington this motning. Ihe t≤ took cargo and mail and the following passengers:—Saloon : Mr A. K. Bell, T)v I K Borland, Mr. ami Mrs. R. h. : ». Jonci' Mr. C. V. Murray, Mr. S. R. Norris, and 00 third class.

WAIPIATA DELAYED. Roilgb weather at Wellington yesterday delayed the departure for Auckland of the Union Company s freighter Waipiatn. nncl she was etui Serins in Wonir Bay this morning. It is hoped to her from this port on her return trip to Wellington, Lyttejton, Bluff, Oamaru and Timaru on baturday next. THE TISNA REX. With general cargo from Pacific Coast ports the Swedish motor ship Tisnaren is expected to arrive at Auckland this afternoon. After discharging the local Portion of her freight at the Queen's wharf, the vessel will sail nbout mid-day on Imday for Wellington, Bluff and Australia to complete discharge. Spedding, Ltd., are the local agents. NORTHUMBERLAND IN PORT. iVverage weather conditions were experienced by the Federal steamer Northumberland (Captain L. Upton), which arrived from Liverpool to-dny, and the voyage generally was uneventful. The ship loaded at West Coast of United Kingdom ports and cleared Liverpool ou November S. After unloading the local portion of her cargo at the Queen's wharf, the vessel is to sail ou Saturday for Wellington, Lyttelton, Dunediii and New Plymouth. THE WORLD'S SHIPBUILDING. It is «i little surprising to find, in the present period of depression, that on the Continent more ships are being built this vear than was the case in 192!). v?!ieren.s in this country the position is reversed. According to "The Motor Ship" the increase is wholly due to the growing employment oC oil-en'gined vessels. lu foreiirn yards the motor tonnage which has been Jam down this year is 43 t>er cent greater then it was during the corresponding period of 1!)°!) Even in England there has actually been an increase iu the number of motor ships commenced, but the tonnage of steamers laid down has fallen to a very large extent. MAKURA'S PASSENGERS. Following is a list of passengers by the R.M.s. Makura. which arrived at Wellington from San Francisco on Monday:—Miss L M Andrews. Mr. .T. Anderson, Miss A. I W. Ayson, Miss P. Brown, Mrs. C. Bolles, Miss E. M. Black, Mr. B. P. Brown. Mrs. E C Brown, Miss A. D. Brown, Mr. G. M. Bnghurst, Mr. M. P. Brown, Mrs. A. E. Brown, Miss P. Brown, Dr. F. S. Cate, Mr. P. Clark, Mrs. P. Clark, Mr. F. A. Charters, Mrs. M. Charters. Miss E. Chase, Mr. F M. Cognct, Mrs. F. M. Cognet, Dr. K. L. Christie, Mrs. L. J. Duffy, Mrs. M. L. Duffy, Miss P. Duffy. Master R. Duffy, Miss* M. Davidson, Mrs. IT. Fraser, Mr. S. L. P. Free, Mr. J. Graham, Mr. L. Grant, Mrs. L. Grant, Mr. A. W. Hart, Mrs. A. W. Hart, Mr. J. liardie, Mrs. J. Hardie, Mrs. A. Hardy, Mr. L. 11. Hart, Mr. A. L. Joubert, Mrs. H. M. Joubert. Mr. A. Joubert, Miss C. Joivberf. Miss .1. M. Joubert, Mrs. H. M. Kidd. Mr. E. Lewis, Mrs. E. Lewis, Mr. L. Leber, Miss A. Leber. Mr. D. Lathner, Miss E. G. Maclurc, Mr. F. W. McN'ear. Dr. J. G. MacBride. Mr. A. McKenzie, Mrs. A. McKeuzie. Mr. K. McKegg. Dr. R, A. Noble, Miss A. P. Patterson, Mr. 13. Priddle, Mrs. E. T. Priddle, Mr. W. Simmons, Mrs. S. C. Simmons, Mr. T. W. Skjellerup, Mr. 11. V. Skjellerup, Mr. W. H. Scott, Miss M. E. Smith. Mr. W. A. Taylor. Mr. W. R. Taylor, Mrs. B. M. Taylor. Mr. 3. Webber. Mr. R. Walker, Mr>s. R. Walker. Mr. G. j>. Wimble, Mr. W. G. Wilemau, Miss G. M. Wilson, Mr. D. H. Williamson, Mrs. A. G. Williamson, Miss M. Williamson. Sccoud Saloon: Mr. S. Ainley, Mrs. E. Ainley, Mr. A. 11. Brown, Dr. E. S. Buchanan, Mr. O. IC. Chamberlain, Mrs. 0. E. Chamberlain, Mr. O. Cleveland, Mrs. 0. Cleveland, Mr. O. C. Carylon, Mr. M. Decksten, Mrs. M. Decksten, Mr. J. Dyer, Mr. W. R. Ellis. Mrs. W. R. Ellis, Mrs. C. A. Evans. Miss J. Evans, Mr. and Mrs. R. M. Forrester, Mis-s It. Forrester, Miss M. Gibson, Miss R. A. Guidice, Mr. W. G. Gorman, Mr. C. E. Good, Mrs. C. E. Good, Mr. 11. W. llagen, Mrs. 11. W. llageu, Mrs. H. S. Holman, Mr. L. B. Idle, Miss R. N. James, Mrs. N. Kelly, Mr. J. Kennedy, Mrs. B. A. Kenrick, Sister A. Keeuaghan, Mr. G. F. Lloyd, Mrs. G. F. Lloyd, Mr. J. A. Mallroy, Miss M. Mathews. Mr. C, E. Mosse, Mrs. E. M. Morris, Mr. E. Orr. Miss E. Parsonage, Mr. C. B. Powell. Miss A. Quinney, Mr. D. S. Ross, Mr. C. E. Kackbani, Mr. P. H. Rooney, Mr. D. Robertson, Mr. N. Stephens, Mrs. C. N. Stephens, Mr. G. R. Stephens, Mr. R. A. Slielton. Mr. G. Stewart, Mr. W. R Smith, Mrs. W. R. Smith. Mr. C. E. Taverner, Miss M. L. Thorn, Mr. C. Williams, Mrs. T. Williams, Mr. J. Winstanley, and :;i steerage, including six Chinese.

PORT OF ONEHUNGA. ARRIVALS—THIS DAT. Kaitoa, from Nelson, 7 a.m. Itonaki. froai Wanganui, 6 a.m. The Manukau bar was again workable to-day and tho Arapawn, which had been sheltering inside the heads i-'or thirty hours, crossed outwards for Haglnu aiirt Kawhia at 6 a.m. TELEGRAPHIC SHIPPING. Wellington, December IC. — .Sailed: Makura, for Sydney, 4.10 p.m. ; Raranga,' for Lyttelton. 0.5 p.m.; Oorinthic, for Lyttelton, 8.10 p.m. Dunediu, December 16.—Arrived : Mabeno from Bluff. 1 p.m. Sailed: Solna, for Auckland, 10.10 a.m. Wellington, December 17.—Sailed: Tamaroa. for London, 7.5 a.m. Newcastle. December 17.—Sailed: Kaponga, for Greymouth. WITHIN WIRELESS RANGE. The following vessels are expected to be within range of the Auckland wireless station to-night:—Aorangi, Tofun, Sierra. MyrtlPhanV. Bi'unsvriek, Laurel, Pnolta. Port Wrllinslon, >r:mi Pornnrc, Veronica, Lahurnum, (!. C. I'ruvic. Tongariro, Ijanaidiau \'ictyr.