SHIPPING NEWS.

Auckland Star, Volume LXVI, Issue 58, 9 March 1935, Page 4

SHIPPING NEWS.

MARIPOSA FOR SAN FRANCISCO

ECLIPSE, 10,000-TON TANKER

The Mariposa, which arrived shortly before 7 o'clock this morning fro" 1 Sydney, is due to sail at IS p.m. in continuation of her voyage to San Francisco. She has a big passenger Use. The 10,000 ton tanker Eclipse arrived at 330 p.m. yesterday, anchoring Hi the stream and*berthing at the Western wharf later. She is expected to sail for Lyttelton to-morrow morning. Ine Matakana will sail for London on Tuesdav morning. The five vessels of the Australian Fleet will arrive on Wednesday from Russell. The flagship Canberra will berth at the Princes wharf. the cruiser Sussex will anchor in the harbour, and the destroyers Stuart, Vendetta and Voyager will go alongside the Naval Depot wharf.

Monowai sailed for Sydney at 3.25 pin yesterday with'3oo passengers, and is due at Sydney on Monday. She leaves Sydney for Auckland on Friday. (U.b.b Co.)

Mariposa arrived from Sydney at 0.40 (his morning. She sails at 5 p.m. for San Francisco with 331 through and 100 Auckland passengers. (H. and M.) Matakana, the Shaw, Savill steamer which lias been loading at the Queen s wharf thi.3 week, is due to Bo.il iov London on Monday evening. (A.b.P.) Eclipse, the Standard Vacuum Oil Company's 10,000-ton tanker which arrived 'from Sumatra yesterday afternoon, is expected to sail for Lyttelton to-morrow morning. (V.O. Co.) Wingatui returned from Portland last evening to complete loading for the South, and was to sail this morning for Wellington. (U.S.S. Co.) Melbourne Main will arrive at 7 a.m. on Monday, berthing at the King's wharf to discharge and load for Japan, sailing again on Monday. (F.A.C.) Tuscan Star is duo to arrive from Lyttelton on Thursday to complete loading. She sails on the following Tuesday for London, via Panama. (8.5.L.) Abel Tasman, the Sleigh Company's inter-colonial cargo steamer, completed discharge yesterday and sailed for Napier and Southern ports at 9 p.m. (N.S.S. Co.) Kaitoa, the Anchor Lino steamer running between Nelson and Onehunga, is expected to-day, and is due to leave Onehunga for Nelson on Monday at 5 p.m. (N.S.S. Co.) Turakina, which arrived from Liverpool at noon on Wednesday, has nearly completed the discharge of Auckland cargo, and will leave for Wellington on Monday. (N.Z.S. Co.) Kartigt arrived this morning from Westport. berthing at the Western wharf. After discharge she will load and sail for Southern ports at noon on Monday. (U.S.S. Co.) Peebles will shortly complete the discharge of the Auckland portion of her j basic slag. She will sail for New Plymouth on Tuesday. (N.Z.S. Co.) James Cook, the Sleigh Line's second steamer for the inter-colonial trade, is now loading at New South Wales ports for Auckland. (N.S.S. Co.) Miro, the Nobel Explosive Company's ketch, is expected to arrive from Dunedin some time to-morrow. The easterly wind now prevailing will help this lone sailer to make port. (C.T. Co.) Cumberland, which has been loading for London and west of England ports, left Opua at 8.25 this morning for New Plymouth. (N.Z.S. Co.) Makura, when en route from Papeete to San Francisco, had an accident on board, Mr. .). Bickerton, <>f Auckland, an ordinary seaman, losing his life. (L'.S.S. Co.) ■

ARRIVALS— Yesiprday. Kc-lipsc from Sumatra, 3.20 p.m. Corojintlun, from North, d p.m." Motiti, from Warkworth, 0.43 p.m. I Tuhoe, from Tauranga, 7.r>o p.m. i Wingatul, from Portland, B.ID p.m. This Day. Knngiloto, from Coromandd, 1 a.m. l'oiin. from Kerepcchi, :!.10 a.m. Kilwnu, from Thames, 4.10 a.m. Herekino, from North, 4..50 a.m. Tiri. from Whangarel, 4.35 a.m. Motifi, from Warkworth, fi.3D a.m. Taniwha, from Pueroa, C.35 a.m. Matiposa, from Sydney, i>4o a.m., with Iho following passengers for Auckland: — First class : Mr. \V. Adamaou. Mrs. W. Adainson, Mrs. L. B. Aeklnnd, Miss B. Andrews, Mr. J. Ashton, Mrs. J. AsUton, Mr S. SI. Barry, Mr. 11. F. Bain, Mr. N. S. Bishop, Mrs. X. S. Bishop, Mr. 1.. l'.owen. Mrs. 1,. Bowen, Mrs. B. Brian. Miss St. rinir Brown, Mr. K, Butcher, Mr. R. ButcUer, .inn.. Miss F. Butcher, Mrs. K. Butcher, Dr. T. tlallan, Mr. E. A. Callannn, Sir Edward Campbell. Sister Mary Claver, Mrs. F. Clowes, Mr. A. K. Colvin, Mrs. A. B. Colvin, Miss M. ('. Crngo, Miss M. Crowhurst, Mr. C. Crlbb, Mr. V, 3. CorI>WI. Mr. I. Davis. Mrs. I. Davis. Mr. 1 , . Daws, Mr. J. Dennlngton, Mrs. .1. Dennlng--1 on. Miss .1. Denninirlon. Miss V. Denniugloii. Mr. .1. Dick. Mrs. K. Dickson, Mr. F. 10. Dobson, Mr. .1. Dreelln, Mrs. .1. Orcelth, Master .1. Droelill, Master P. Dreeliii. Miss M. Ken n, Miss l>. Kvans, Mrs. A. FallowsEdwards, Mr. \V. D. .Ferguson, Miss A. B. Flotf, Mr. l>. \V. Flynn, Mr. X. Gatlson, Mrs. S. G. Gainsworthy, Miss P. Gibbs. .Mrs. ,T. B. Gillillan. Mrs. L. Greatorcx. Mr. A. Hart, Mrs. A. Hart. Miss A. O. Hurt, Miss. W. Hooper, Mr. C. H. Horton, Mi - . X. P. Hunt, Mr. R. H. Hughes, Mrs. K. H. Hughes. Miss D. Hughes, Mrs. M. JohnStone, Mr. B. K. Johnston, Miss M. Kaye, Mrs. C. B. Kelly. Miss 1 , . King, Mr. L. W. G. Letts. Mr. W. Lewis, Mr. K. A. Mrs. E. A. Maekie, Miss K. Maloney. Miss P. Maloney, Mr. K. Mason. Mr. B. C. MeArtney Miss G. McDonald, Miss A. McDonalds, Mrs. IC. G. Mclnnes, Senator J. D. Milieu, Mr. .1. A. Mintv. Mrs. J. A. Minty, Mr. 1 , . A. Morris, Dr. P. A. Morris, Mr. A. Munro, Mr. C. D. Murray, Miss M. A. Murray, Mr. Darby Munro, Mrs. Darby Munro. Miss J. Xaslen. Mr. A. G. Xewman, Mrs. A. G. Newman, Mrs. G. Xewton. Mrs. P. L. Nolan, Mr. A. K. Oakrind. Mrs. .1. O'Mnlley, Miss C. Olsen, Dr. W. R. Pinker, Mr. E. Paton, Sirs. E. Paton, Mr. F. K. l'iiull, Mrs. F. It. Paull, Mr. K. S. Paul, Mrs. A. P. Penman, Sister Mary Peter. Mrs. M. Pretty. Miss W. B. Keed, Miss 11. Knyner, Mr. .T. F. Keadman. Miss S. Kenshaw. Mrs. M. Robertson, Mr. F. L. Rothn, Mrs. F. h. KrithP. Mr. .Tames Russell, Mrs. James Russell, Mr. K. Routledge, Miss L. J. Samers, Mr. G. F. Scantlehlniry, Mrs, G. Scantlebnry Mr. M. M. Scott. Mrs. M. M. Scott Mr. O. Shiitz, Mrs. O. Shatz, Mr. J. C. Slater, Mrs. L. E. E. Shaw, Mr. S. G. Simpson, Mr. A. A. Smith, Miss R. M. Smith, Miss A. E. Smith, Mr. G. B. Smith. Miss A. Smith, Mr. D. Smith, Mrs. D. Smith, Miss L. Smith, Mrs. H. E. Suell, > Mr. W. G. Stewart. Mrs. W. D. Stewart,! Miss 11. Stewart. Miss C. Stuart. Mr. .1. Stuart, Mrs. J. Stuart, Mr. J. L, Sweeney, Mrs. .1. L. Sweeney, Mrs. J. Tonnant, Miss A. Thompson. Mr, L. ,T. Thompson, Mrs. L. J. Thompson, Miss I. Townsend, Colonel' R. .1. Travers. Mrs. R. .7. Travers, Mr. .1. T. Vickery. Mrs. J. T. Vlckery, Mr. J. WaecllClir Mrs. A. V. Walker.. , Mr. (i. Walsh. Mrs. G. Walsh, Miss .7. Walsh. Mr. | <\ C. Webber. Mrs. C. C. Webber, Mr. E. A. ' Whitaker. Mr. H. s. Williams, Mr. J. s. Wilson, Mr. C, Woods. Mrs. C. Woods, Mr. It. C. Wylie. Mrs. M. Wyny.ud. Miss S. Zuckerman. Cabin class: Miss U. Addis. Miss S. K. Bagnall, Mrs. II .Barrott. Mr. W. G. Beer, Mr. H. Boyd, Mrs. W. Brown, Miss E. Brady. Mrs. A. Calvert. Mr. A. Calvert, Mr. W. Cant. Mrs. W. Cant, Mrs. ! F. W. Cary, Mr. W. H. Cox, Mrs. .1. I Creagh, >rrs. B. Davey. .Mr. IT. Blehler, Mr. D. Forsyth, Miss E. Gardiner, Mrs. ; W. Grattan. Mr. X. F. Green, Miss E. Hamilton, Mr. A. Hardy, Miss SV. iTill, Mr. | E. Hothain, Mr. .T. Kimber. Mr. S. Lipman, I Mr. E. Lube, Mr. A. Mitchell, Mrs. A. ! Mitchell, Mr. W. Moutray. Mrs. W. Mont- ! ray, Mr. M. Myers. Mr. M. Nathan, Mrs. X. Nathan, Mr. S. Perrett, Mrs. S. Perrctt, , Mr. G. Pakenhan, Miss C, Quinn, Miss A. '

Quinn. Miss J. Kaynham, Mrs. E. Richards, Mrs" J. H Rose, Miss S. Rose, Miss L. Rose, Miss W. Smith, Mr. K. Stroiiach. Miss N. Studrtert. Mrs. D. Smith. Miss /. Thetford, Mr. H. Thompson, Miss: D. Thompson, Mr. M. Turley, Mr. J. E. Voss, Mr E L. Waldron, Mr. C. Watt, Mr. E. White Mrs. B. White, Mrs. K. Woolfe, Miss E. Woolfe, Mrs. A. Wright, Mr. H. Wilcox, Mr. F. A. Youens, Mrs. F. A. Youens. Claymore, from Wliangarel, 0.40 a.m. Clansman, from Kussell, 7.30 a-m-Duchess, from Oneroa, 8 a.m. Baroonn, from Ostend, 8.20 a.m. Huuiti, from Waiheke, 8.40 a.m. Kartiei, from Westporr, 11.20 a.m. Baroona, from Ostend, 11.30 a.m. Duchess, from oneroa. 11.ou a.m. DEPARTURES.— Yesterday. Omana, for Warkworth. 3.15 p.m. Knwau. for Thames, 3.30 p.m. Rnnjritoto, for Coromandel, 5 p.m. Ilauiti. for Waiheke, <i.4j> p.m. Duchess, for Oneroa. (>.4;> p.m. (Him, for Ostend, 0.45 p.m Baroona, for Ostend, 6.45 p.m. Abel Tiisman, for Napier, 0.00 p.m.

This nay. DuchCSS, for Oneroa., 9.35 a.m. Baroona, for Ostend, !).5o a.m. Pono, for Kerepeehi, 10.20 am. Korrijranc, for the North, 11.43 a.m. Mariposa, for San Francisco, .» -p.m., with the following passengers from Auckland:—First class: Colonel N. P. Atlams C.M.G.. Mrs. N. P. Adams. Mr. C. * • AnclcrClark. Master G. Clark. Mr. W.B. Clark, Mrs. W. B. Clark. Mr. D. G. Cook, Mrs. D. <;. Cook, Mr. G. H. Cook. Mrs. G 11. Cook, Mr. .1. Cooper, Mrs. 3. Cooper, Mr. W.- S. Cranmer, Mrs. W. S. Cranmer, Mr. Geo. L. Crawford, Mis. Geo. B. Crawford, Mrs. O. A Cross. Kev. Father T. Cullcn,. Mre .A. do StrsciecW, Mr. h. A. Doore Miss Lib B. Duncan, Mr. Thos. T. Earle, Captain lit St Barbe Kmmotr. Hon. Mrs. K. bt. Barbe Kminott, Miss E. M. Kwin&. Mr V. II Fray. Mr. Harry Hall, Mrs. Hajry Hall, Colonel" Ralph Hamilton, Mrs. Ralph Hamilton. Mrs. M. B. Hamilton, Mr. W. I. Hamilton, Mr. E. F. Harmer, Miss L. M. Harmer. Miss E. Irarr, Miss D. Hart, Mr. W. C. Hartley, Mrs. W. C. Hartley, Mr. Oliver Hatch, Mr. W. Ilenderson-Cleland, Mrs. W. Heudei\sou-Cleland, Mr. John Herrmann, Mr. Frank Hibbard, >rs. Frank Ilib-bard, Mr. F. W. Hunnewell, Miss Louisa Hunnewell. Mr. 3. L. Hunt, Mrs. J. L Hunt, Mr. L. M. Jones, Mrs. L. M. Jones. Major P. Kerr-Sniiley, Mrs. Ann Kirkpalrick, Mr. J. T. i.Utle, Mr. G. L. MacGregor, Mrs. G. L. MacGregor, Mr. Donald Mafintvre. Mr. Ramsay Main, Mr. A. I!. Mnrshall, Mrs. A. G. Marshall, Miss K. 11. Marshall, Miss N. F. Morlaud, Mr. C. J. V. MiU'pny, r.rrs. C. J. V. Murphy, Mr. Brlnu Mulvaney, Dr. Bernard K. Myers, Mrs. B. E. »Iyers, Miss Lola K. Myers, Mr. Arthur Xash, Mrs. Arthur Nbrli, Mγ, 11. S. Newton. -Mr. D. C. Peacock, Mrs. D. C. Peacock, Miss I. C. Peacock. Miss M. M. C. Peacock, Mr. 11. J. Pendray, Mrs. 11. J. Pendray. Lieutenant Carl O. Petersen, Mr. Paul Philson, Mr. F. (i. Ha I Icy, Rev. G. C. nuniinu, r.lrs. G. C. Rawlins, Mr. K. L. Rawson, Rev. Father .T. KeanloD, Mr. K. M. Kei<l, Mr. «. 11. C. Reid, Mr. S. J. Robinson, Mrs. S. J. Robinson, Mr. O. A. Schenek, Miss J. K. Smith, Mr. H. K. Suell, Master J. B. Snell, Mrs. ■M. J. Stewart, Dr. Richard L. Button, Mrs. R. L. Siitfon, Dr. S. 11. Swift. Mrs. G. M. Taylor, Miss G. E. Taylor, Miss J. E. Tilden, Mr. R. 11. Towner, Mrs. H. H. Towner, Mr. Arthur Tuckermnn. Mrs. Arthur Tiickormnn, Mr. P. E. Warner, Mr. A. R. Wnrnock, A. H. Warnock, Mrs. Irl B. Warnock, Mr. Irl B. Waronck, Mrs. B. S. WaMierston, Mrs. N. M. Warson. Miss E. E. White. Cabin class: Miss .!. X. Arnoldeon, Mr. Cranleigu Barton, Mrs. Jane Campbell, Miss K. Cummings, Miss F. Cummings, Captain James R. Ellis. Mrs. M. Field, Mrs. J. Finlayson. Mrs. 11. M. Gee, Miss A. G. Goldie. Miss .\. K. Holloway, Mr. A. C. Jolly. Mr. Denie Knowles, Mrs. Denis Knowles. Mr. W. S. McCormick, Mrs. S. V. MoMeeking, Miss I). B. McMeeking, Miss E. M. MeM'ceking, Mr. H. L. Morton, Mr. 11. L. Morton, juu.. Mr. E. R. Palmer, Mr. G. K. Pulhtun, Mr. Raimund Reye, Mrs. Ralmund Reye, Mi bS R. E. Reye, Mrs. T. O. Scott. Kev. Father P. Timmoney. Mr. D. N. Whltten, Captain J. \v. Zuydcrhoudt, Mrs J. \V. Zuyderhoudt.

EXPECTED ARRIVALS. TO-DAY. Kartlgl, from Westport, noon. Omana, from Warkworth, 1 p.m. Paroto, from North, a p.m. Baroona, from Ostend. G. 30 p.m. Onewa. from Ostend, 6.30 p.m. Duchess, from Oneroa, 7..'!0 p.m. llauiti, from Wailieke, 7.30 p.m. TO-MORROW. Margaret W., from East Coast, niorniug. Pukeko, from East Coast, afternoon. Melbourne Maru, from Wellington, evening. MONDAY. Waimarino, from Lyttelton, early. Miro, from Dunedin, early. PROJECTED DEPARTURES. TO-DAY. Korrigane (yacht), for Kawau, noon. Wlngalnl, for Wellington, noon. Tiihoe. for Awanui, noon. Otiuini, for X'auranga, noon. Tiri. for Awniuii. noon; Coronation, for Whangnrel, noon., llauiti. for Surfdale, etc., 1.4."> p.m. Kawau. for Awaroa, etc., 1.45 p.m. Baroona, for Ostend, 1.45 p.m. Duchess, for Oneroa. 1.45 p.m. Onewa, for Ostend, 1.45 p.m. Mariposa, for Sau Francisco, 5 p.m. TO-MORKOW. Eclipse, for Lyttelton, morning. Taniwha, for Paeroa, 3.30 p.m. I'akura, for Portland, evening. Claymore, for Whangarel, 9.30 p.m. MONDAY. llauiti, for Wailieke, 0.15 a.m. Baroona, for Ostend. !).30 a.m. Onewn, for Ostend, 9.30 a.m. Kawau, for Mangawai, noon. Omana, for Warkworth. noon. I'ono, lor Kerepeehi, 2 p.m. Clansman, for Russell. 3 p.m. Paroto, for Mercury Bay, 3 p.m. Omana, for Warkworth, 0 p.m. Melbourne Maru, for Japan, evening. Matakana, for London, evening. VESSELS IN PORT. Mariposa. Prince's Wharf (11. and M.). Eclipse, Western Wharf (V.O. Co.). Peebles, King's Wharf (N.Z S Co.). Tuiakina, Queen's Wharf (N.Z.S. Co.). Matakana. Queen's Wharf (L.D.N.). Kanna, Western Wharf (U.S.S. Co.). Kairanga. Western Viaduct (U.S.S. Co.). Blssy Girl (yacht). Freeman's Bay. H.M.S. Dunedin, Devonport (Naval Dept.l. H.M.y. Philomel. Devonport (Naval Dept.). Htlia, Western Viaduct (N.E. Co.). Recorder, at Devonport (P.C.8.). Nucula, in stream (Naval Dept.). Gunbar, Mako, KaitoUe, Waimea. Waiotapu, in stream. INTERCOLONIAL SERVICES. Wangnnella — Left Auckland for Sydney, March 4; leaves Sydney for Wellington. March 9; leaves Wellington for Sydney and Melbourne, March 14. Monowai—Left, Wellington, Ma roll 5: left Auckland. March S arrives Sydney. March 11; leaves Sydney, March 13; arrives Auckland. March IS. Maheno—Left Wellington for Melbourne, March 2; arrives March 0: leaves Melbourne for Wellington, March 14; arrives Dunedin, March 10 (withdrawn).

TRANS-PACIFIC SERVICES.

Monterey —Left San Francisco, March ,v arrives Auckland, March 22; arrives Syil' liey, March 25. Niagara—Left Auckland, March 5; arrives Vancouver, March 22: leaves Vancouver March 27; arrives Auckland, April 13 ' Marlposa — Left Sydney, March 6; left Auckland, March 9: arrives San Francisco March 25; leaves San Francisco, April 3arrives Auckland. April 20. ' Aorangi — Left Vancouver, February •>«• arrives Auckland, March IS; arrives Svdl ney. March 23. ya Maunganui —Left ■Wellington, March 5: a ue Sydney. March '.); leaves Sydney, March 14; arrives Wellington, March IS.

UNION COMPANY'S STEAMERS. Wingatui sailed at 2 p.m. to-day f or Wellington and I'icton. Kartigi arrived at noon to-day, nnd berthed at Hie Western wharf. After dis charge she proceeds to Lyttelton direct oii Monday afternoon, thence to Tininni anil Dunedin, She will move to a berth at tlin Prince's wharf on Monday morning. The *Vaimarino left Wellington h«t evening for Auckland, nml is due here on Monday. After discharge she will load for Napier, Wellington, Lyttelton, Dunorti.. Bluff, Timarii and I'icton, sailin- o ,' Thursday next for these ports. " Karetu loads at Bluff to-day for Auckland, via Dunedin, Oumaru, Timaru Lvtini ton and Wellington. After discharge ]i >Vo she proceeds to Sydney. Kunna sails early next week for Walnr.i Island, going thence to Noumea to lon for Auckland. u The -llauraki. from Pacific Ccast nort via Papeete and Apia, is due at Auckland March 27. After discharge she im ceeda to Wellington, Lyttelton, Duncdin" Melbourne and Sydney. ' " unw »", The Port Whangarei is due here rm Tuesday next from Nukualofa. She n-n leave Auckland again for Nukualofa on From Vancouver, via Victoria, Hono lulu and Suva, the Aorangi is due » Auckland on Sunday, March 17, and sail! the following day fo.: Sydney. h The Kaimlro loads at Melbourne on March IS, and completes at NewcisM about the 22nd, for Auckland. " e " ca «le Omana loads at Melbourne about -/i, middle of March for New Plymouth Wβ e port and Greymouth, and completes ,f Edithburg and Adelaide for Bluff D unM i" Lyttelton, Wellington, Auckland, "S Plymouth, Westport and Greymouth, in that

NOTICE TO MARINERS has been unsuccessfully searched for tin- noto "obstruction reported (1034)'' r to be expunged. ' s

PANGITANB'S ITINERARY. • The New Zealand Shipping Comnanv h»c received advice that the liner RangF ta ,, o a Whlcll is en route from London, wfl now maße Auckland her final loading ™rt fo, the homeward voyage. She is expected ?J leave tor London, via Panama, about April NEW ZEALAND STAR. The local offce of tho Blue Star Line has recevod advice that tho motor sh, n'u Z ; n,l , a,ld * tar > which was launched Belfast by the Governor-General Lor BledJffloe, by cable from Wellington o November 22. has run successful trials h"r average speed being 18.0 knots. The Now Zealand Star will leave London on for maiden voyage on March 20. She will i,« the first of the Blue Star vessels "to brin" cargo to the Dominion. She is du"it Lylfplton on April 22 and will complete discharge at Port Chalmers and New Ply. mouth The. New Zealand Star is the second of six motor ships being built by the company for trade between the United Kingdom, New Zealand and Australia Il"r predecessor, the Imperial Star, has a'lreadv visited Auckland on her maiden voyae* and the third vessel will be the Australian Star. All are of about 10,070 tons gross. PERSONA!/. After serving with the Union Compan-. for Sii years. Captain J. G. Watson ha* retired. Captain \v. A. Gray has replacoil him in command of the Waikouaitl Mr. it. Eviiiffton has joined the KartiKi xr- cl ' lef ..°fflcer, relievinß Mr. L. Brown .Mr. A. MaeDonald has joined the Kartlif: as chief engineer, and Mr. D. H. McDonald lias also joined this steamer as third engineer. . Captain A Reed, of the Waikawa, aiH his officers. Mr. 11. A. Brockett, Mr K on holiday ll D, C " Cham P iou ' are ™" Captain" B. J. O'Donnell, late of the Tanpara, has taken command of the Kaituu relieving Captain J. Hughau T,o Ml i, A " " Pprt ' lato of thR Tamahiue. has been appointed extra officer on the Waimar.no. Mr. .T. Hushes has replaced Mr. Pert on the Taraahine Captain D. Christie, late of the Shaw Saiill Company's motor ship Coptic hits £SLf. •^β" , *? fo thc l>! latest addition to the licet, and has with him Mr j w. Hart, chief officer, and Mr A. 1. Gibson, chief engineer. Caiitah, Saunders lias replaced Captain W. ,1 Wil \ U u mS il" ,'' 01 !;T'" n(l of th(> Taranaki/ Cat, tain 11. l>. Thurston is now in con::;.; i■! of the PordKdnle, replacing Captain J a vera, who is in command of the Coptic PORT OF UNEHUNGA. ARRIVALS— YESTERDAY. Konaki, from. Kawhia, T.:!0 a.m. DEPARTURES—YESTERDAY. Ronaki, for Hokianga, 5 p.m. TELEGRAPHIC SHIPPING. .Wellington, March S.—Arrived : Walninrino, trom Lyttelton, 7.30 a.m.; Port Hunter, from Picton. 11.5 a.m.; H.M.N. Leith, from Auckland, 5.50 p.m.; H.M.K. Diomede, from Milford Sound, 6 p.m.; Vaiinana, from Napier. 8.30 p.m.; Canopus. trom Westport. 0.45 p.m. Sailed: I'ort Auckland, for Nelson, 5 p.m.; Waimarino, for Auckland. 5.20 p.m. Lyttelton. March S.—Arrived: Waltaki, from Bluff, 7.10 a.m.: Waimii, from Timaru. 7.20 a.m. Sailed: Antiope, f'>r Tiinaru. 3.30 p.m.; Wainui, for Wellington. 4.10 i>.m. Dunedin. March B.—Sailed : Karetu, for Bluff, 2.45 p.m.; Rangitiki. for Wellington. 3.15 p.m. OVERSEAS. Suva, March B.—Arrived : Niagara, from Auckland to Vancouver. Sydney, March S.—Arrived: Wanganella. from Auckland, t> a.m. March o.—Arrived: Mnungnnui, from Wellington, 5.15 a.m. Sailed: Kiwi tea, for New Plymouth; Str;ilhaird, for New Zealand cruise, via Brisbane. Cristobal. March 7.—Sailed : Armadali , . from New York to Auckland. San Francisco. March 7.—Sailed : Golden Const, for Auckland. Liverpool, March 7.—Arrived : Kent, from Auckland. London, March 7.—Arrived : Port Alma, from Napier. WITHIN WIRELESS RANGE. The following vessels are expected 1" be within range Of the Auckland wireless station to-night:—For Saturday only: Monowai. Waikonaiti. For Saturday nnd Sunday: Canberra. Cumberland. Maripi's::. Matai, Maui Poniare. Suss.-x. Stuart. I Triona. Vendetta. Voyager, Waipahi. l'" r i Sunday only : Eclipse, Melbourne Maru.