SHIPPING NEWS OF THE PORT.

Auckland Star, Volume LXVIII, Issue 158, 6 July 1937, Page 4

SHIPPING NEWS OF THE PORT.

MAUNGANUI ARRIVES.

MARIPOSA DUE ON FRIDAY.

HUNTINGDON FOR OPUA.

VARRA WITH SYDNEY CARGO.

The Union Company's intercolonial liner Maunganui arrived from Sydney shortly before 7 o'clock this morning and berthed at the Central wharf. She brought passengers, mails (including two Empire air mails) and general cargo. She will sail on her return to Sydney at 8 p.m. on Thursday. The Mateon liner Mariposa arrived at Suva th:s morning from San Francisco, via way ports. She .-ails at 5 p.m. for Auckland and is due here at, 7 a.m. on Friday, .ailin" again at 5 p.m. for Sydney and Melbourne. Tho Federal Line steamer Huntingdon is loading for London and West of England ports at the King's wharf and will leave to-morrow evening for Opua, Tokomaru Bay and Xapjer. She completes at Wellington, sailing on July 17, going Home via Cape Horn. The Huddart-Parker Company's cargo steamer Yarra is due on Thursday morning from Sydney with cargo, including 000 tons overcarried by the Wanganella on her last visit. She is a vessel of 22.">7 tons, 202 ft long, and was built for the company by Messrs. Furness. Withy mid Company, of Hartlepool, in 1907, and has since l>een engaged in the cargo trade out of Melbourne, this being her first visit to New Zealand.

Port Bowen, which arrived from London yesterday afternoon, is discharging at the Queen's wharf. She ie expected to leave for Wellington on Saturday. (F. Co-op.) Tredinnick is discharging cargo from Montreal at the Prince's wharf and will leave for Wellington on Friday afternoon. (X.Z.S. Co.) Matai left port eoon after eeven o'clock this morning to attend to the lighthouses in the gulf, also on the northern coast. (Marine Dept.) Omana, which left Melbourne last Wednesday for Auckland, will arrive at 7 a.m. on Thursday. (U.S.S. Co.) Rotorua ie loading for London at the Queen's wharf and will sail at daylight next Tuesday. (X.Z.S. Co.) Cornwall, now discharging cargo from Liverpool at the Prince'* wharf, ie expected to leave for Wellington on Thursday. (X.Z.S. Co.) Wingatui will leave for Wellington and South Inland porta at noon tomorrow. (U.S.S. Co.) Monowai will leave Vancouver on Thursday, a day later than usual owing to a delay in the English mail. She will make up the time on her voyage south. (U.S.S. Co.) Hauraki is due from Vancouver and Pacific Coast ports on July 1.3. Sho will call at Papeete for fruit. (U.S.S. Co.) Arawa reporte that she has been delayed by heavy weather and will now arrive from Southampton on Friday morning, July IC. (A.S.P.) Brisbane Maru k due from Japan on ' SiHivlay. She now eaile finally from. Lyttelton on July 24. (F. Co-op.)

A R RIV A LS—Yesterday. Port Bowen, from London, 2.50 p m., with the following passengers: Miss F.Home, Mr. D. Henderson, Mr.s. H. McAllum, Mr. and Mrs. H. Snaith and two children, Dr. and Mrs. J. K. li. Thompson, Mrs. D. Weakley and two children. This Day. Paruto, from Bay of Islands, 0.15 a.ni. Tuhoe, from Paeroa, 0.30 a.m. Kanginui, from Xaurauga, o..:o a.m. Hauiti, from Thames. b.4~> a.m. Claymore, from Wiiangarei. 10.00 a.m. Kalingo, from Westport, 12.2u p.m. MaungauTii, from Sydney. 6.5 a.m., with the following passengers: — Mr. S. C. Butti<, Mrs. S. c. Betts, Mr. V. Brown, Mrs. W. S. Burgess. Mrs. S. Burton, Mr. C. -V li<iult, Mr. H. L. Cunningham, Mr. H. It. Clark, Mr. F. K. Clarke, Mrs. V. K. Clarke, Mrs. A. Caro. Miss 1. Crosstnan, Mr. E. C. K. Darrock, Mrs. E. C. li. Darruck. Mr. C. L. Dymock, Mrs. C. L. Dyiuock, Mr. A. Eniflander. Mr. J. Flavell, Mrs. J. Flavell, Mr. J. Fortune, Mr. A. Ford. Miss T. Fraser, Mrs. 1. Gray, Mr. G. Uolding. Mrs. A. F. Goodwin, Mr. K. B. C. Hutchison, Mrs. It. B. C. Hutchisou. Master C. K. Hutchi.-ou. Mr. 1 , . S. Halligan, Prof. F. W. Hart, M;a. K. W. Hart. Mrs. C. M. Killen, .Mr. F. A. King, Mr. M. Kay, Mr. D. A. Kiild, Mrs. D. A. Kidd, Mr. T. F. Merron, Mrs. K. McLean, Kev. S. Mclntyre, Mrs. S. Mclutyre, Mr. G. Mclntyre, Mr. P. A. McDowell, Mr. G. OX'allagh.in, Miss K. E. Pollard, Mrs. J. M. Fulham, Dr. V. (Miss; Poliss, Miss A. B. l'liiumer, Miss G. E. Pliininer. Mrs. F. Stephens, Mr. B. 11. Siuclair, Mrs. B. H. Sinclair. Mr. J. Samuel, Mrs. K. E. Steadmau, Mrs. K. Saulbrey, Mr. A. Syrou, Mr. J. K. Slorrie. Mis. J. K. Storrie, Mr*. M. Tveriuaii. Miss E. M. Tveruiau, Mrs. E. M. Wix, Mrs. 1. E. VYilmot, Mrs. M. Waddcll, Miss H. 11. Young, Mi>s G. Young, Mrs. C. K. Anderson, Mr. C. K. Anderson, Mr H. Bull. Mrs. 11. Bull. Miss S.. B. Bull, Mi-. P. Bulkinidjien, Mr. C. Hotica, Mr. A. Bourhill, .Mrs. A. Bourhill, Mr. B. liracey, Mr. W. A. Cook, Mrs. W. -i. Cook, Mrs. X." 1. Cook. Master K. J. Cook, Master M. N. Cook, Muster M. D. Cooa. Miss 1 , . M. Cook, Mr. T. Duuu, Mr. 11. Davenport, Mrs. K. Davenport, Mi»s 1JJaveuport. Mr. V. Elvitige. Mis. C. Klvidu-. , . Mr. S. England. Mr». Eir.'iaml. Mr. \V. T. Fox, Mrs. W. X. Fox, Mr. A. t. Failayson, Mr. W. J. GiUinan. Mr. L. 11l Mrs. L. li. Giaatou, -Mr. >n'. H. uuinlil.'y, Mr. L. A. Gregg, Mi>s K. Uiggins, Mr. i... ilolloway, Mr. u. Hamilton. .\irs U. ilaiuiltou, Mr. F. L. Hook. Mrs. .1. llopkiu B , Mr. •">. M. Hall, Mis. E. Hamilton. Mr. J. Jackson, Mr. C. \\ . Keinan, Mrs. C. \V. Keiuau, Miss l>. Keinau, Mrs. M. Kerr, Miss N. Kerr, Miss M. Lewis. Mr. S. Lambert. Mr. E. Meredith, Mr. F. \V. Miuett, Master L. Minett, Mrs. L. Miuett, Mrs. E. A. Mathews, Miss M. Minkley, Mrs. H. E. Potts, Mr. F. Parry, Mis. S. Parry, Miss J. Parry, Mrs. S. Pavlovic. Mrs. F. Kowe, Miss A. Itadovic. Mr. A. E. Simons, Miss I. Storey, Mr. M. o. Mialid. Mr. 11. i\ Shaw, Kev. \V. A. Scott. Ml:.-. W. A. Scott, Master \V. Scott. Mr. T. Secoinbe, Mrs. X. S-ecombe, Mr. C. Stane-. .\li~f M. "laif. Mr.-. A. TUouias, Miss M. Tiiouias, Mi. M. Taylor, Mr. A. Walkei. Mir-s G. \\ iule, .Mr. \» . Wiikius, Mrs. \\ . Wiikms, Mr. J. Walk-r. Mr. C. Young. Mrs. L. Hrosiuui, Miss .\i. BroMian, Mr. X. Bennett. .\ir. il. Uaiues, Mr. L. Campbvll, Mr.-. J. A. ra,u<r..ii. Master G. Cameron. Mr. J. A. C;imir>ii. Mrs. E. Douglas, Mrs. E. i.. Barley-, Mister P. Earley. Mr. K. E. .ioliuso.i. Mi. :.. i.. Edwards, Mrs. K. Gavin. Mr. L. Holuit-s. Mr. M. A. Ingle. Mr. \V. A. .iainieM.;,. Mr J. Little, Mrs. J. Little. Mr. .1.. K. M u i. Mr. G. Xoakes, Mr. .1. l'nsrou, Mr. K \Y. Uoberts. Mrs. K. W. Huberts. Mr. \V. Robertson. Mr. L. Sim. Mr. \V. V. Smith. Mr. K. J. Taylor, Mrs. I. M. Woods. M *•> I. J. Woods, one Indian and three I'hijiOM-'.

DEPARTURES—Yesterday. Kawati. fur 3.1n p.m. Oiimai. fer Awiinui. •"• v in. Clansman, for Russ.-11. .■..::!> p.m. Pono. for K'Tcpoi-lii. i>.-I" p.m. Horckino, for l'urtlan.l. in.lo p.m. This Day. Walotapu. for Wcllin-'tiin. 0.23 a.m. Matai. for the Hauraki (inlf. 7.1."> :I.la. Onewu, for Ostenrt, S.lo a.m. Hauiti, for Coromamlfl. 11.1." a.m. EXPECTED ARRIVALS. TO-PAY. K;vlin?o, from \\>stport, 3 p.m. Onewa. from Ostfiul. ii p.m. Hauiti. from Coromanrlpl, ;i p.m. Kawau, from mornins. Pono. from KiTppeflii. morniug. Onewa. from Ostenil. (i p.m. Hauiti. from Owes Bay. etc.. 6..1n p.m Baroona. from Co-we-s Cay. etc.. 7 p.m. Waiinarino, from Wellington, evening.

PROJECTED DEPARTURE! TO-DAY. Paroto, for Bay of Islands, aftenw— . Pukeko. for E.ist Toast. 3 p Margarot \\\. for East Coast, 3 D « Toa. for YVhakatane. 4 p.m. Waiorahi. for Opi.tiki. 4 p.m. Coronation, for Whnnsaroa, S nm Port Waikato, for Wellington Claymore, for Whangarei, 6 p.m. TOMORROW. Hauiti, for Oines Bay, etc 930 Onewa. for Offend. f«.3f» a.'m.' Baroona. for Cowes Bar, etc in Mntu". for Ku-sell and Whangaroa HL. Otimai. for Mercury Bay, no" *"*■ P..:.0. f,.r Thames ;ind Kerepeehi, -> „-, Huntingdon, fur Onua. evenin~ " P-tt - Kawau, for Great BarriT. luid'nlglt. VESSELS IN PORT. Maunganui, Central Wharf (I* S S3 Co> Huntingdon, King's Wharf <N.zV Co) Tredinnick. Prince's Wharf iN.zs r«i Rotorua. Queens Wharf iX.Z.S Co) Port Biiwcn. Queen's Wharf iF.Co-onl Kallnjjo. King's Wharf (L.S.s. (0) WCornwall, Prince's Wharf iXz.S c o \ Wingatui. Prince's Wharf (L'.SSCoi Gera, Western Wharf iH. and in H.M.S. Philomel. Devon port iXaval iw. R.F.A. Nucula, in stream (Naval iJeptJ TRANS-PACIFIC SERVICES. Niagara—Leaves Sydney, July s- ._:„, Auckland. July 12; leaves Auckland lit IS; arrives Vancouver, July 30; uJS SU!!t ; arrives Aae^a^ Mouowal —Leaves Vancouver, July g- arrir*. Auckland, July 26; arrives Sydney, Jnw Mariposa — Left San Francisco, June *>• arrives Auckland, July 9; arrives SydnCT , July 12; leaves Melbourne, July 10-"lea«i Sydney, July 23: leaves Auckland Jnfr 2«; arrives San Francisco, August 10. Monterey — Left Melbourne, June' aleft Sydney, Jnne S>; left Auckland' June 28 ; arrives San Francisco, Jnr/ia- , leaves San Francisco, July 20; arriTcs Auckland, August 6; arrives Svdnev Auguet 9 ; leaves Melbourne, Augut Iβ-' leaves Sydney, August 20; leaves Anek' land, August 23; arrives San Francis™ September 7. ~**», OSAKA SHOSEN KAISHA LINE The Farmers' Co operative Aoctlonceriaz Company, Ltd., local agents, adrisett! following movements of the Osaka Shown Kaisha Line eteamers:— —™«i Brisbane Mam—Sailed from Kobe June *»• due at Aurk!nnd, July 11. Vessel completes discharge and commences loadin? at Southern port?. Sails finally fron! Lyttelton July 24, for Cebn, Manila Hongkong. SUanzhai ani Japanese ports.' Sydney Maru—Sails from Kobe, July 20due at Auckland August 9. Vessel eaml plctes discharge and commences loadinz at Southern ports. Sails finally from Auckland August 21, for Cebu, "Manila. Hongkong. Shanghai and Japanese porta. PORT LINE VESSELS. The Farmers' Co-operative Auctioneerins Company, Ltd., local agents for the Con£ monwealth and Dominion Line, also known as the Port Line, advise the following loading programme:— Port Wellington—Sails from Wellington. July 8, for London. Due August 13. SHAW SAVILT. AND ALBION CO. The Shaw, Savill and Albion Companv Limited, report the following loading Sites for their vessels on the coast: Waipawa—Lyttelton, July 8.10. Sails from Auckland, July 17. for London, via Capt Horn and Las Palmas. Fordsdale — Tiniaru, July 8-10- Bluff July 11-14: Port Chalmers. July Iβ. Sails from Lyttelton, July 21, for London and West Coast ports. Via Montevideo and Las Paliuas. Due London August 26. Arawa—Wellington, July 23-30; Lyttelton July 31-August 3: New Plymouth. August 4-6; Auckland, August 8. Sails from Auckland, Auguet 14, for London, via Panama. Due at London, September 13. Matakana—Auckland. July 26-2S: Waii - kopu, July 30-31; Wanganui, August 2-'y Wellington, August 6-105 Lyttelto;. August 11. Sails from Lyttelton.' August 13, for Southampton. London and West Coast ports, via Montevideo. Doe at Southampton. September 25.

INTERCOLONIAL SERVICES. Wanganella — Left Sydney, July 3; arrive? Wellington, July 7; leaves Wellington. July 8; arrives Sydney. July 12; arrives Melbourne, July 14: leaves Melbourne, July 14: leaves Sydney, July 16: arrives Auckland, July 20: leaves Auckland, July 22; arrives Sydney, July 26. Maunganui — Left Sydney, July 2; arrives Auckland. July 6; leaves Auckland. July f<: arrives Sydney. July 12: leaves Sydney. July 16; arrives Wellington, J'i!y 20. NEW ZEALAND SHIPPING CO. The New Zealand Shipping Company report the movements of their vessels huding vu the coast as follow;— Huntingdon—Auckland. July 4-ii; Oujia. July 7-10: Tukumaru Bay, July n-li; Napier. .July 1.1-14. Sails from Wellington, J ulj" 17, for London and West Coast ports, via. Cape Horn. Due London. August SO. IJotorua —Sails from Auckland. July 13, for London, via Panama. Due London, August 22. Kaugitiki—Bluff, July 13-17; Port Chalmers, July 19-21; Lytteiton, Joly 22-26. Sails from Wellington, July 29 : for London, via Panama. Due London, Au£u«t ii. UNION COMPANYS STEAMERS. Maunganui sails at S p.m. ou Thursday for Sydney. Wiugatui sail* at noon to-morrow for Wellington, Pieton. Lytteiton, Dunedin and Timaru. Kalingo arrived this afternoon and berthed at the Kings wharf. Waimarinu left Lytteiton at 9 p.m. yesterday for Wellington and Auckland. She leaves here on Monday for Lytteiton direct, lIlHUce to Dunedin. Bluff and Timaru. Ouiana arrives at 7 a.m. ou Thursday from Melbourne. After discharge she proceeds to Wellington and Lyiteltou on Friday. Kauri left Melbourne at S.oO p.m. on Friday lant for New Plymouth, Auckland. Wellington and Lytteiton. KaiianjTU left Sydney at 10 p.m. on Saturday for Auckland. Monowai leaves Vancouver at IO.'IO a.m. on Thursday for Victoria. Honolulu. Suta and Auckland. She is due here on Monday. July 20. and sails at 5 p.m. on Tuesday for Sydney. Kaimiro leaves Greyniouth on Thursday morning and completes at Pieton for Auckland. Hauraki is due here about July 15 from Pacific Coast, via Papeete.

PORT OF ONEHUNGA. DEPARTURKS—YESTEKDAY. ! Koniki. f.. r Ragl.-m an.l K;> .vliia. r..40 p.m. Alexander, i'ur NeiM>n. 4.30 p.m. TELEGRAPHIC SHIPP.NG. ! Wellington. July r>. —SaiU-.i : cittriella. for I.\!r.lion. In p..i.: M?Ili;.un;:. sr-.r. for JAi.c-klaml. mi.llii-lit. .Inly ■; - Arriv. .1 : Wa. ijiiiwa, from I.\ r r J .-1 mi. 7 a.m. ! I.yi!.!;,.i], July .".. S ;! ;i-,l V :l ij v ... f r WVllincti'll. ■". I'M. : W;ii|.:.:i;i, ;•■!■ i ' :i ■ •■!.:•■ •!i.l."i p.nt. ; Waiiisiiiiin., <Oi \W!i'• 4t--r '■ ! ;•.!:.. : C n• ■:-1:-. 1...- \V~--,.,.,: ; v< •" ' ':• !.lul.v li - -Arm i-ii : !'i-.i|:i lin:.r . :•-<> ;i.i:i. : K;i n-i I': ki. 1 ri>:ii \",""',: - : -a. '• In.in. : Wiiiktiuiii'.i. fr-tjii Svilivj, '.' . .;.. liuiii-ulii. .inly .■).—ArrhiU : (,'■;>• i: Vie-■i-ri.i. ir.mi N<-\v I'l.Mni'Ufh. i:i..iu." I Khifl". .li:!y ."•.—Arrive! : T.i!n.ii--i. frnin ■ Milfi.nl Smith. 7 a.m.: V tiitak: trnu «"clJ linstoii. 11.-.". a.m. j (.iVKKSKAS. Suva. .lulv ij. — .Vrriv. .1 : M:,r : ... . 1 fr-ii:i |s«i! fr.-iiiriM-i.. 7 Mix i.,1.1. ; 1.iv0ri...01. Jul> 4 —Arriv.-.1 : H. ror.-a. 111-Mi,, ].; i-,.Hi.11. Vlfl I.u-.niiln. i within \vikh:.i:<s ua.n .k. j within r.iii.-c nf rhr A n.-kl;i:i] v!-.'--I Matimi i-:.i--ln —MatJ-i K.iii-im.v. :>.■■■■;. I «lii:suiii. Purl Tiiuraii.-si Mel;.,, ir: . >'"■ Myrtl.-i.ank. I'orr Ailf-laiiin. ]'~:it »;-.-i-.i 1. K'lwanbunk.

AIRWAY PASSENGERS. Arrivals yesterday: Mrs. Lamlmurue. Mrs. A. Patterson. Mr. K. \Vats..n. Mr. N. Watson, Mrs. Wilson. Departures this day: Mr. and Mrs. P. i Hands. Mr. F. Palmer. B. M. nui»!r«, Mr. V. R. Vincent, Mr. R. Wkkh.im."