SHIPPING.

New Zealand Herald, Volume XLVIII, Issue 14795, 26 September 1911, Page 4

SHIPPING.

High Water at- Auckland—9.ls' a.m. 9.3? m- .-, Manukau-11.14 a.m.; 11.32 p.m. Stln-Bises, 5.36 a.m.; sets, 5.49 P-">. "' Moon—First quarter, September 30, 10.58 p.m.

PORT OF AUCKLAND;

ARRIVALS.

. TAINUI, R.M.S., 5957, Moffat*, from. Tort Chalmers.— S. Paterson and Co., Limited, agents. . __ . NAVUA, S.S., 2930. R. G. Button, from Westport.— S.S. Co., agents. STELLA. s.s.. 267. E. Solars, from Waipu.— Levland-O'Erien Timber Company, agents. PELICAN, s.s., 162, J. Whittingham, from Talma,—Devonport Ferry Company, agent*. THREE CHEERS, scow, 97, Rogers, from Whs>gaxei.— J. Craig, Limited, agents. KANIERI, s.s., 203, T. Movers, from Whangarci. —Vorthern S.S. Co., agents BADEN-POWELL, s.s.. 176. H. Petersen, from Wbsnagarei.—Northern Coal Company, agents.

DEPARTURES.

MAHENO, s.s.. 5282. M. Livingstone, for Sydney Pa-Tensers': Misses M. Haselden, Gregg (3), I,'Tavlor. A. Chambers!, Say, Nurse Gates, Mesdames' .1. A. Nash, F. R. Haselden, Showers. Dowdon and child. Bees, Booth, Smith, Stewart, J. U. Curnow. Gregg, L. Brown, Warner. H. V Baker, B. Gordon. Walker, Graham and two children, .1. name. Messrs. Fits-Hamiin, Humphrey, 15erki\ej, Warner. H. V. Baker. B. Gordon, i. C. Look Graham, J. Plant*, T. J. Steele, F. R. Haseulei , Fhowers. Dowdcn. Eecs, W. Montgomery. J- Chadwick. do Groen, Ryan, Booth, J. H. Cnrnow, .. Mahonev. L. Brown, E. Hernias. H. Cotter. Bat, M. Coll s, .1. R. Nichol, C. C. At way, S. J. butt, l. Dursie. Skinpacre, G. S. Mcrnkm, W. Roberts, S.-Reid. J..Garran, and 100 steerage. KAMONA. 8.5., 1425,' J. nolmes, for Greymouth, via Mahuraa.ci. HAUPIBI. s.s.. 748, P. C. Boss, for Gisborne Naoier and Wellington, via Limestone Island W* 1 East Coast bays.' Passengers: Misses Hansen, p."'i t - Bel'. Mrs". McDonald. Messrs. Gihnour, Hansen. Atkinson, and three, steerage. ■ NGAPUHI, s.s-» 691» E. Stephenson, for WhaCLANSMAN', s.s., 635, E. Me.Leod, for Russell end Opua. < -• AUPOURI, 8.5., 463, T. Hanltain, for Tauranga. WAIOTAHI, s.s.. 278, C. Hopkins, for Mercury Bav and way. ports. - • . „ fcAPANUI, 5..«., 243, J. Wilson, for Awanui, Honiara,* Whangaroa, and Mangomu. CHELMSFORD, s.s.. 121, E. H. Goerti, for Te Kao and Parengarenga. PELICAN, s.s., 162, J. Whittingham, for the Great Barrier. ■:■'•. - ■•_ MAY HOWARD, auxiliary schooner, 64, Jones, for Mahurangi. PAEROA, s.s., 91, J. Taw, for Wbananaki and jTutukaka. HERO, scow, 54, Francis, for Ngunguru.

EXPECTED ARRIVALS—OVERSEA. LOXEOS-. — >"iwaru, 8.e., sailed" September 4, due about October 31: Paparoa, s.a., sailed September 20, due about >ov«mber 12, Star of Canada, s.s.. to sail; Marere, s.s. to sail. -Delphic.-*.«.,' to sail; Otaki, s-s., to sail. Liverpool.— s-s., sailed July 29, due about tomorrow; Xerchana, s.s,, sailed N?piemb.>r 9, due about October 25; Ayrshire, s.s., sailed September 2, duo about November 0, Morayshire, ,s.s., to sail; Zealandic-s.s., to sad; Wain'iana. s.s.. to sail; Drayton Grange, s.s., to sail;. Surrey. 5.5.. to sail; Devon, s.s., to sail. New York Walkure, s.s., sailed July 1, due about to-morrow: Tomoana, s.s., sailed July If, due about Thursday; Trifcls, s-s., sailed August 1. due about October 25; Lord Lonsdale, s.s-, sailed Julv 2&, due about October 10; Cranley. s.H., sailed August 27. due about October 51; 1 alls of Orchv, s.s , to sail; Queen Elisabeth, ship, to sail; (Star "of Australia, s.s., to sail; Den of.Airlie, s.s., to sail: Rotenfels. s.s.. to sail. , --.--' Habsjeu-l^s.—Australia, Italian ship, sailed April 8, via Wellington. . MoxTREAi. — Cape Corse, s.s., sailed July 30. due about October S; Whakatace, s.s.. failed August 22, due about October 26; Tokopiaru, s.s., to sail September SO; Sakaia, s.s., to «ail; Kuruara, 5.5.,-to sail; *■-.'.• , PonTULjm (Oregon).—Henrik Ibsen, e.s., sailed September 3,'; due about October i- ' - ' '" •> -. :_ Scrt-fose" IstASD.— barquentine, due early,'-' . EcxßrßT.— Clan Ogilry, s.-»., to sail; Clan Boss, 8.5., to sail.

MELBOURSK.—Ihumata, 5.9., to sail.

Sax. Fkaxcisco.— s.s., sailed August 31, due -about September'3o; Parley, s.s.-, 'to sail; Aymeric,.s.s.,.tQ sail:. Hercußs, s.s., to sail. Vaxcottver.—Marajca, K.M.S., to-day; Maiura, K.M.S., October 24. J

STDXET.—Zealandia, 8.M.5., Friday; .Victoria, E,5., ; Sunday; Tofua,.s.s., October 5. y .-" [■"'• '"' Newcastle. —Louis:* Craig,-- barque,.-.to sail; Jessie Craig, barque, to- sail; Joseph Craig, barque, to saiL "'" "'■"' ' * " " Norfolk Isujtd.—Southern. Cross, s.s., to sail, due about November 25

Fbiesdlt.' Islands.—Tofua, s.s.j October S. 2flT7E.—Kereni, • kstcb,-'«aViy.* . . : : -i t i. ■:•?

■-' Fiji.—Tofua, s.s., October.-5; Koiomiko, ».»., te tail. , "-, ' ,-

:>'.■ EXPECTED ARRIVALS.—COASTAL. : .'- This Day:. Sgapuhi, from .Wbangerei; Squall, from Gisborne; Waiotabi,- from "Mercury Bay and iray. porta. . . . '. *?.

•'.. PROJECTED D? I! TABTUEE&— LOITDO^.— -1-M.S., "via the South, Saturday; Bwtorua, 11-SLS., via the. South, about October 12; Kia Ora, s.s., via the South, about November 4; Athenic, R.M.S., via the South, about November 24. ;'. ■>-' • .' " '■•'•"""• - Vascocvkk.—Zealandia,: -R.31.5.i Friday; Maiama,J{.M.S.».October.27; Maiura, R.M.S., No- ' vember : 24. • ■ ''■..■ '.I ' ■"'", ; '', '■', ... v '--.v*.

; i Stdkey.—Marama, 8.M.5.,- to-day.; Wimmera, E. 3., October 2;. Tofua, s.s., October 10, Cook axd" Society Islands.—Taluae, -' s.s., to-day. - ;- 1 '■"'"■ . -- - . '• • South Sea Islajtds.—Tofua, s.s., October 10. •"■ Fin.—' S.s., to-morrow; " Tofua, ■* e'.s., October 10....,:-.:. i- ' ,;•■" -.; y ---..iV;"-."•'-■".■. ■',•_;'<' --

PROJECTED DEPASTURES.—COASTAL. i This Day: Indrabarah, for Napier and Wellington; HfJirota, lor Southern ports: Glenelg; for Whangarei; Ngatiawa,* for Opotiki and way ports; Kajiieri.ior Whangarei; Orete, -for East Coast hays and Gislorn^ -~

v ~v VESSELS IX HABBOUR. -.' «. •-, Iris, cable steamer, in stream.v v_;,,i, , : ' Hauroto, e.s., at Hallway Wharf. Indrabarah; s.s., at Queen-street Wharf. '■ Tainui, R.M.S., at Railway Wharf. ; . Navna, s.s., at Queen-street Wharf. Kia Oxa, "b.«., at Bailway Wharf. ' ': Talune, «•*-» a * Hobson-streev. Wharf. Waxforift Craig:, barque, in. Grarinc Dock., ■;■ Northern Chief, barque, at Chelsea. - - • Handa Isle, banjueatine," at* Railway Wharf.-. Orete, auxiliary schooner, at ■: Hobson-street Ex 'tension." ~ ' ' ■■'■■'.. ■ . Faixbum, auxiliary schooner, on Blip. Te Aroba. aux. . seh-ooaer, at Railway Wharf, • „■.. Isabella Defraine, schooner, at Breastwork.

The Government steamer Hinemoais expected back at Wellington from her tour of the Southern lighthouses at the end of this.week. t ,__ ; The barque Jessie, Craig- arrived :at Newcastle from Melbourne on September 15 to load a cargo of/coal for Auckland. : 4 ;\/ : "- ■'■'•;'

The Harbour Board's • new jloatmjr . crane was taken alongside the wharf at Calliope Dock yesterday morning to have her boiler installed'with the aid of the ■ sheer-legs. •- ->'Pv l ;- v - "'•'-' ? -- "'•' • "'■'.- '- : '•' '■•' • - '■■

The Navna arrived' from Westporfc yesterday •morning, and berthed at the Queen-street Wharf. She sails at 2 p.m. to-morrow for Suva, Savu • Savu, and Levuka. - . .. ' ']: The Kamona sailed at 3.30 a.m. yesterday for Mahurangi to load a part cargo of cement. - She then proceeds to Greymouth. ii > The tug Pelican left last- night for the Great Barrier to tow the barque Casablanca to sea. Tho Casablanca has a full cargo of timber, consigned to Sydney. It is expected to despatch the Indrabarah for Napier and Wellington this afternoon. The vessel ■was engaged discharging her cargo from London throughout, the night. V' ,- '-■ Advico received by the local office of. the New Zealand Shipping Company is to the effect that the steamer Kaikoura-arrived at Brisbane from London and Townsvillo on Sunday.. The vessel has over 503"immigrants to land at Brisbane, after which she proceeds to Port Chalmers, thence Lyttelton and the Bluff. The New Zealand Shipping Company is advised that the. Wakanui arrived at Durban from Ado-; laide on September 18, The Wakanui is en route from Australian porta to London.

The New Zealand Shipping Company's steamer ■ Otaki is to leave London on November 4 for Auckland and Wellington. :

The Kia Ora completed . discharging in -.the powder-ground yesterday morning, and berthed; at the Railway Wharf to discharge her cargo' from London.- She Bails about the end of tho' week for Wellington and Timaru. , Mr. I/- H. Browne has rejoined . the - Talune as purser and Mr. S. J. Davis,, who i* on sick leave, rejoins the Tofua as purser on the vessel's 'arrival here from the Islands and Sydney next week- - • , < •,.- ,'• ... -.>'., i, v- f ■> s The Kaituna is now fixed to leave Westport to■morrow with a full cargo of coal for Auckland. The Kurow is expected to clear Westport on Thursday for Auckland. _ i The Uffion Company has received cable advice. that the Mait&i left San Francisco at 10 a.m. last Wednesdav for Wellington,' via Papeete and Baro-' tonga. She » due at the • Southern port on; October 12 : . •,:.-.„ ...,,....'.,,..-..,•; .•..*_,,..«.. '.., I Mr. John. Dunlop, chief engineer of the Aparima, is proceeding to England td brine-out the Union Company's new. .twin screw Vancouver, liner, Mairaganui, 7COO tons gross register. Mr/ T. Kogerson, the second engineer of the Aparima, has been promoted to chief. " .

As the "Union Company's steamer Warrimoo was* delayed at Melbourne for docking, she will omit SiHobari and the Bluff as ports of call on her way from Melbourne, She left the Victorian port oh Friday afternoon for; Dunedin direct. -, The Haupiri had her compasses adjusted at; Drunken Bay yesterday afternoon. She cleared late last night for East Coast bays and ports, via Limestone Island. ''.':.•: While the steamer Haupiri was steaming out of Tuparoa, Bay last week she struck a submerged object, which was believed to be a sand bank. A diver examined the vessel yesterday at" the ; Queen-street • Wharf, and pronounced' that she . had sustained no damage. .■ .. .-.*■-j „.,>.,

. The topsail schooner Isabella Defraine, which ; arrived from Gisborne on' Sunday afternoon, experienced - heavy weather on the passage. : The schooner sailed from Gisborne on the evening of ■ September 11, the wind being.' northerly, which increases! to a. gale at midnight, when 15 miles east of ■' Tuahine light.' " The; ship was " hove-to on the port tack, and at 6.45 a.m. on September 13 a»heavy sea -broke on board, smashing the bulwarks "on the- port • bow, - : i damaging : the deck' fittings, shifting hatch-covers and boat; lashed, : ->cn main '■ hatch. 'Die vessel - remained '{ hove-to 1 until.. September 15, when the weather moder- ' ated, and the vessel resumed her voyage. 'She t carried | strong southerly winds; as -far as Cape Runaway, thence cairns and head .winds to ar;:*»v«|»

,' Last evening the .Squall left Gisborno: for Auek land, and is due here late to-night or early tomorrow morning. '..... The Mokoia cleared Wellington last evening for Napier, Gisborne, and Auckland. She is due here on Thursday. > ■'• •>• -'■-•'■ *< •* •■'* '•■'•. '-'* ■ -; '.* The Mahenb sailed for Sydney 'shortly before 10 o'clock last night. She has on board 160 passengers (60 saloon and 100 steerage). The Maheno lis duo at Sydney on Friday. s . t . . ...

: RECORD TIMBER SHIPMENT. The Union Company's large cargo steamer Wairuna cleared Kaipara on Sunday morning timberladen for Sydney. Her cargo, which amounts to 2,3DQ,OCOft. is the largest cargo of timber taken, from a. New Zealand port by one vessel, The amount loaded at Kaipara was 1,470,000 ft, the remainder being shipped at the Great Barrier ana Hokia*ga,

TOMOANA LEAVES SYDNEY. The local agents for the Tyser Line (Messrs. Heather, Kobe'rton, and Co.) are advised that the steamer Tomoana sailed from Sydney at 4 p.m. on Saturday for Auckland in continuation of nrr voyage from New York. The vessel is clue hero on Thursday evening, and has SCO tons of cargo to discharge, at this port. From Auckland theTomoana goes to Wellington, thence Lyttelton and Duucdin.

TAPAROA SAILS FROM LONDON.

Cable advice has been received by the NewZealand Shipping Company which intimates that the steamer Baparoa sailed from London on September 20 for Auckland and Wellington, via Brisbane. She has 552 third-class passengers to disembark at the Queensland port and 5500 tons or cargo to discharge at Auckland. The Taparoa is due here about November 12.

TAINUI IN PORT. The Shaw. Savill and Albion Company's R.M.S. Tainui arrived from Port Chalmers at 6 a.m. yesterday, berthing at the Railway Wharf. She loads general cargo here for London and sails for Wellington on Saturday to complete, being fixed to leave the Southern port finally on October 5. Captain Moffatt is still in command of the Tainui, and has with him the following officers :— Mr. .1. Bosdet, first officer Mr., C. B. Foxier, second; Mr. A. C. Hvdo, third; and Mr. H. B. Gordon, fourth. The chief engineer .is Mr. G. Greenhill; second, Mr. D. Wynd; third, Mr. T. H. Webb J fourth. Mr. R. Galway; fifth, Mr. WW. Adamson; sixth, Mr. D. T. Baird ; ■ boilermaker. Mr. Hebbden; electrician, Mr. H. F. Fellowes: chief refrigerating . engineer. Mr. E. D. Day; second, Mr. T. R. Young Mr. J. A. Taylor is Marconi operator, and Dr. H. Larder ship surgeon.

HARBOUR REGULATIONS.

Last u-eek's Gazette contains a notice in which it states that paragraph 1 of clause (1) of General Harbour Regulations has been revoked and the following substituted for It:—(1) There shall be a fere and aft space of at least lift between the fore or after end of hatch-combing* and the nearest cross-beam, or "between cross-beams,- and, where necessary, sufficient batch-teams shall be unshioped and" moved clear of the hatchways, to give such space; provided that in vessels whose hatches arc less than lift fore and after measurement all cross-beam* and fore and afters in Hie hatches shall be unshipped and moved clear of the hatchways. All hatch-beams which are not unshipped must be properly secured to prevent their beeominsr unshipped should a slinc of cargo catch underneath them; provided further that hatch-beams .need not be unshipped when ' coal is being shipped into the hatches in hulk. Whanparei.—Lights for lifting »nan on bridge at Kioreroa: The. Whanearei Harbour Board has notified that the following mentioned signals will he exhibited on each side of the opening'span of the Kioreroa. railway bridge from the 2nd of next month:— night time: A green light will he shown on each side of the opening span when waterway is clear. No lights when navigation is closed. At day time: A green disc when waterway is clear. Xo'disc when waterway is closed. : Work* affected: New Zealand Pilot, eighth edition, 1908, Chap, iii., page 77.

PORT OF ONEHUNGA. " 1 ' """ ARRIVALS. ■REETAXCE. scot, . I.'Fletcher, ; from Kaipara.-— Onebunga Saw-milling Company, agents. f

V : DEPARTURES. . ROSAMOND, sis., 721, WKyborn, for New Plymouth and Wellington. .."„. j ; - -. ; ■

BY TELEGRAPH;

KAIPARA HEADS—September 24: Sailed— Wairuna, s.s. (at 12.15 a.m.), for Sydney: Reliance; scow, for Onehunga. September 25: Sailed —Huia, auxiliary schooner,, for .^Lyttelton. GlSßOßXE.—September 25: Sailed— scow,; for^Hokianga.; . Squally m. Cat 5.3 a P,m.J, for-Aiicklaiid.^'-"*'-^■"■-"■> ■-■—>- «*»*■' - •.-•'■• «> NEW PLYMOUTH.—September 25: Arrived— Raraw.i, s.s., from Onehunga. Sailed—Karawa, 8.8. (at 8.30 p.m.), for. Onehunga., ; : '~ .- ;> ' WELLINGTON.—Peptem 25: ' SAiled— »J. (at'-6 i>MX for Napier/Gisborne. and-! Aucklan- , Passengers, for Auckland: Mrs. Miller, Messrs. Miller. Williams. Thompson, Stevenson. ' LTTTELTOX.—September '25 :■ Arrived— dale p.'. and. Kowhai, s.s-, .from Greymouth; Storm," s.s'.. for Wangdntil ; Eunice," scow, for Have'.ock; -"Sai»d—Storm, >s.s.; for Dunedin; Wakatu, s.s., and Cygnet- 5.5.,.,f0r Kaikoura; Kowhai, s.s., for Greynloutb; Mararoa, s.s., for Wellington. - •■-..-.■, September 25: .Sailed—TJlimaroa, s.s. (at 5 p.m.), for Hobart and Melbourne. SYDNEY.— 25: Sailed—Zeal andia, RMS ' (at noon), for Auckland- and .Vancouver. ALBANY.— 25: Sailed—Lord Lonsdale, «.s., for Auckland. •'*-• *