PORT OF AUCKLAND.

New Zealand Herald, Volume XLIX, Issue 14971, 19 April 1912, Page 6

PORT OF AUCKLAND.

ARRIVALS. ENXERDALE, »■<*•. 1103, Eobinaw., from 2'imani.— and Bell, agents. , v . NGAPUHI, s.s., 691, E, Stophonpon, from Whiiegarei. Passengers Mesdsunes Wortmngton, mc-, Ken*io, B&rtley, Webb, Pearson, Yates, Ruddcll, >>emp«ster, Steward (2), !U«rdon, Misses Dempster, - Ale-Leod, Messrs. . Boydc, llilaon, VTorthinjftpxi, ' ?{eardon, J. Bums, Bach, Osborne. Bowk:*, ««• ' * ion, Tomlinson, Pearson, Main (2>. Richards, Siilit- - van, Johnston, ' llallklay, Stone. OahtU,. Artwright. , , Jones, Craigie, Captain Maxwell, Archdeacon and Mrs. Oalder, and 12 stwrag-o.—Xoribem »■». Co., ' ' agents. WAIOTAIU, s.s. 278. C. Hopkins, from the • Great Barrier. Passenger* i Mesdanies l • ■Nairn and child, Messrs. l?eid, Strickctt, Matter Stricketfc.—Northern S.S. Co., agents.., GLESELG, sf., 283, Jonas, from \VUangarel— James Smith and Co., limited, agents. CHELMSFORD, f.s 123. K. H. Goertx, from 'fiiunuiga.™Northern S.S. Co., ajrents. ■ PAEROA," s.s., 91. ' trimmings, from Whananaki. •••'•—Northern &S. Co.. agents. > ; ' ". , ALBATROSS,, auxiliary ketch. 61, Clark, from WhangareS — New Zealand Portland Cement Com- ; patsy, Rgtn'ts. . . ... DEPARTURES. MTPOURI, 5.«.» 463, T. Haultain, for Tauranga. KANIERI,.,f*. 205, T. Meyer#, for Whangarei. BADEX-POWELL, 8.5., 176, H. Peterson, for ■ 'Whangarei. . , KAXIERI, ••#.. 205, T. Meyers, for Whangarci. CHELMSFORD, ».*, 121, E. H. Goertr., for Whangarei.MAY HOWARD, auxiliary schooner, 64, Jones, j for.Maburangi. ' _ . . ! -VESPER, auxiliary fcow. 87, T. Edlington, tor the coast. . .n 1 , t . EXDE t \TOUR. auxiliary ketch, .84, C- Johnson, for Whang*!*}. ". . ' * ' WAIAPI', auxiliary schooner, 57, J- Siita, tor Whangarci. • VINDEX, 'scow, Howell, ' for Wbangarei.

'■;-: ,:;.•: .'•: EXPECTED ABRITALS -OVERSEA. ~* LojfDoxV-Marere,' »-3.,' sailed -March, 8, due - : •trout Mar 6; Orari, «-9-» • sailed March. 0, due '• ■, , ■ »t»OS AofU >.85 . Kaikoura, , *A, to .oi ; Star of •../, Canada, i.s., . sailed April 3; M*r,ol India, s.s.. -.-- to tail, ~ .'• ""- ■:.-"-■ -.'■ '.'."■'] to •*, • ailed u J l "^, J , 5? -AM about. Mar "I Niwaru,. due. about Mar 7; Samphire, as.. vsailed.April 4. duo -about Buteshire, ».s., to sail, Kotfolk, «..»., to sail- . • STew Tome. - Anglo-Bolivian, s.t., iMiea - FeVruV 17. due about *!«*»» «?„% u . Held*, & sailed March 7. due about May <». Tomoana, «.«.. **U*d March 24, ?«»•«"► May 23; Star of Australia, •*>, to «dl; *.rankbr, . ST to mil: Anglo-Saxon. .*-, to uD; **"£»«■. -I .*>«,;*£ to sail; ; Dußolath3 f m.s., to sail, Couraieia, a.*.* to sail '.'.:'' „ «« ST. Johx (CAXAX..«.—Karame3, •.«.. tailed February 21. due about. April. 28 Walmate, a,»., totttU j'Tokonjaru, e.g.. to- sail. . _/ risrcotTßß.—Manilla, ' R:M.S:, to KuW&prti ■; ' 17. duo May* 7. '; .^_ Jf S' '. ; _Vv ■"* MOSTRB.irj.--Wh«lat*ti«, i-Jw/W Mil; K** 4l *.. "■.-;"... BaU- T --v - ~,-i..'"... :-jK* r ,.. ' , A ....... ~ j mm*—***. ' ffos ": ynjfS(Sigco Storf!wMtlie ( : .; ■•■••» to tin; ■ ci,AßEjrcßT^i».— Dantet," barque, *° **- - Br»3rrr.—Totoa. s.s.. Sunday; Maheno, as., ■ '"' Sunday; ■».*■. May 16. ; .;,■■•;.-. ;..■>. i;. ' '. S«wcasnJß.'-J*w*» Craig, barque, to sail. « »■- MBUJQTi»''lS.—J«sept» Craig, barque, to tad. Jjrra.—Kereru, ketch, to sail early. - • ViMxnx- IsLASD.-Fram, barque, sailed ■• - Ms -ch : 22. i ' ■-~.. .■ i ■ •.••'- ~..••■ ; ' ' Calcutta.—Waitetnata, ••»., sailed April 19, due '"■ early : r in .May;*'':"'/'*' •■■•■■•■■■■■..■■■ ■:'"'•' ■■■- t—- • COOK ASD SOCIETTf ISLASM.-Cholet«,t ■.*, do. '-■ l ,i: "* v about to-day; Talune, ».*-, May ■£ - -■;, - - .;* ■ " SOTJTW Ska Islands.—Tofua, '-s.s., Sunday ; - Atua. *-•-. May 16.. , - . «~1, , , Fiji-Tofua, a., Sunday; Hauroto, «.!., ~'..-, April 23; Atua,.».*> May 16. EXPECTED ABBrV*ALS.-COASTAL. Tub Day: Kaiueri. from Whangarei; Apanui, from Awonui ; r Monowai, from Gisborae. r MIOJECTED DEPABTURES.-OVEBSEA. " ' Banffshire, «t.5.,» direct* **? )U i. t<,ay / Karamea, a.*-, the South, April 30; Wakaaui, ■ ■-.. - • '■' *.*., :: direct, >• beginning of May. .. r: - < :■:, ■"' "!":. ; " ll1; ' ~.VASMTOBiv4tMakurft,: 8.M.5., May 10...1.: i ' STDSBT.—Maheno, e.s.; Monday;; Tofua, as., April 23. ''«.■".' Samoa.—Saiiwfi, schooear, to aau^." - voiiroioc nwaro.— SouMwm Crow, *.&; to tail. April 19. *■■ -. - : i -•;.• . .'..«,' . •vi ■".South " Sba HLaSM.—Tolua, ; *.•.». *P* '. «fe;.i • c«OK;Aiip:ax;n!TT-ISLA3aJB. T -Talune,* 5.1., to tail May 7. _ ■ L. FiJi.—Tofua,. »-»-' April 23. - rBOJEOTED DEPARTBBES.-COASTAL. Tliia Day: Jfaapuhi, lor"Wht»gßTei; Daphne, "'"""/ for Mercury Bay.-- '<-.■-• ! ' '< ' VESSELS IN HABBO'OB. '' . Kurow. *«„ at Bail way Wharf. . '*>'"''" Joan Oraig, ».«.', at Hobtoiirßtreet Wharf. "">! Eimerdate, »'.••, at l!ob*>«Hßtreet Wharf.-': i " •-; ""•"Southern Oroa*.: a.a.;? at Bauwaji Wharf. >~ .->.: /- * Samoa, achooner,. at N0.,,4, Jetty, =..-, ', . Bona, barque,' at Chelsea. . < ;.:u The Kuro-ar, "now diachargiag timber at the Bail- •. ■• i way WHarf, i» ; timed *to «ail • for, Lyttelton; direct ■ • to-ftight- •'•>> .'.. • . ,".'. '<.',. • ,■;■ charters ; include the barque* Joseph *■"*'■■ Craig' (694 tons) and Louisa Oraig (683 tons). Both , • '"'. -V"' vtneU are to bring general' cargo from Met- j bourne to Auckland. '*'. : • ,';' \.-:i f iii J.;-.. :^ : ., p _ ~" , J Owing to delay caused ■ through , coaling: operi- - ration*, the Sbaw-Savill B.M.S. AtiieniQ w|l] not bo * : ". i deßpatclicdifrom Wellington, for London until 3 •'■ *?" ' p.m. to-day—a day later than echedulei time. Captain J". Teixcira remimwl command of the <-'~i Daphne yesterday, and* Captain 0. Faulkner,; who *i t ; ha» been reliering him, returned to the Taaman. ' * r The «Federal-Honldf liner Kent left Durbun last Saturday for Sydney und Newcaatle in , continuation of her voyage to Auckland. Welling- "- Mott.-Lyttelton, l>unedin, and -the Bluff. ■ -Sha is * due .at Auckland , abo»rt May 18. ,':*, :.',] The Union «team §hip Company's steamer Maheno left Sydney -.at 1 p.m. on Wednesday. •She is due here on Sunday morning, and on "arrival, .wi!l berth at Queen-street Wharf. The Atua arrived at Sydney at noon yesterday. Sho leaves ■Jhe New South Wales port on Tuesday" - nest for Auckland, via Island port*. »- "The local office yof the Union Company advises that the Tarawera left Lyttelton for Auckland at .6 p.m. on, Wednesday. " She, calls at the usual *' iwrts m route, and is due to arrive here on Sunday. -!sbe will berth at toe Queen-street Wharf. The Monowai left- GUborne at 2 p.m. yesterday '•■■■" r for Auckland. She is" due here to-day, and hi. :r'. i" timed to sail for the South, at 6 p.m. to-morrow. ■'■■■■ The following vessels were expected to be with- .";. in .wlreleM range .of the Wellington radio. station ■ /I last night:— Victoria, Moans, and Ulimaroa. . .- ; '';. ' ' THE ISLAND boat LATE. ■ I '■ ."'."'-. The Island steamer Tofua did not, leave Nukui»- '■ alofa until 6 a.m. on Wednesday, and conse*."i quently ia not expected 'to arrive here until Sun..<i' day.''"' ''. -■■•-.";.-".*, ,■>;•>>■ ''*'' '' .'' '" ,/ -..[iy.t. ■ , .".. .CASE OIL FBOM'NEW TOBK. '' ' '■>. ~ ,; t ._.; Under charter to the. Vacuum Oil Company, • the steamer Dunclntha Is, expected to leave New : ?•- York for New Zealand ports any time now, j She -*.;*■ . will bring 170,000 cases of oil, and will discharge ~ ■ • f at Auckland, Napier, Wellington, Lyttelton, Timaru, and Dunedin. V*' NEW ZEALAND SHIPPING COMPANY'S " ' : ;' w ' ■ ''-'-''" STEAMEBK. ■ , • The New Zealand Shipping Company's steamer Wakanul was to have left Ooinaru on, Tuesday for 1 icton," where Homeward loading will be eon* « ii n \\, d l. Th . essel afterwards visits Waitara, it s -. .Wellington. Napier, Gisborne, Tokomaru Bay, and ... Auckland. She is due at, Wellington on April 24. t and. sails finally from Auckland on. May 2: '•• i. J ''. Ihe same company's steamer Buapehu sailed : from Plymouth tor Wellington on the 13th inst •• and is due at the latter port on May 29 ' , r A "£\* V(J ' <,B, * °( .*1 days, the Bj'tonia. . which left Wellington on March 7, arrived at Plymouth on Wednesday last. SOTJTTHEEJf CBOSS SAILS TO-DAl'. !■ The Melaaeelan Miaslon steamer Southern Cross .. tails to-day for Norfolk Island. The little vessel Ims been taking in stores at,the Railway Wharf for the pa«t Jew days, and goes into the stream . -, 3 a.m. to-day, sailing finallynt noon. She car- !'»-. in addition to €. large, quantity of general - ■■•"-. ih» following fKlseengers :-Mesdames Chapii an sod Mcngcs, Misses Bardaore and Mengei, 'J ' t*. H. • Cullwick and Wilkinson, Master B ~„, ; n'wirk, and tbe iter. A. I. - HwWnT? The > , -;: i ..;:r " C3pectf(ito : be. away atout law ' '

:- - " :\; : COAL ?BOM GREYMOUTH. ~ The steamer Piikstki, learea Greymouth to-night "with pSttl.ioptOpebunjra. ". ."'*'' .'.-.. " ■ The Kamoiia also nails to-night from Greymouth with coal for Auckland. She makes a call at Westport. en route. '■ THE ENNEfIDALE FROM TIM ABU. i The Mao HI aml 'Steamship Company's : 'steamer Ennerdalc arrival from Timaru at 10.15 last night and berthed at the HoUson-street Wharf. Captain Robinson ii in command. The chief officer (Mr. M. Morrison) reports that the steamer left Tiniaru I on Monday last at'noon, and for the first two dim lof the voyage experienced 5 : rough weather, there being -* strong south-westerly pale blowing, with a heavy sea. The weather improved on Wednes- £?',? ml ~ne WF » lt her was met with till arrival. The Ennerdalo brings about-1600 tons of produce for Auckland, and on discharge loads general cargo for Greymouth. On discharge at Greymouth the Ennerdale loads timber there for Melbourne. Messrs. Bond and Bell are the local agent*. •■-.,.,'•,.-. . , . a .......