PORT OF AUCKLAND.

New Zealand Herald, Volume XLIX, Issue 15061, 2 August 1912, Page 6

PORT OF AUCKLAND.

ARRIVALS. MOK'OIA, a.?., 3502, E. Harris, from _ Sou the ami East Coast ports. Passengers: Misses _ Bidlev, Gordon, Sheppherd, Watt* Lloyd, Mesnames Kvde and three children, Norman and infant. Messrs Gray, Da vies, Ryde, Sheppherd, Clark, Vothergill. Fookl. Chapman. Burton, Aspden M. Night, Nairn Case, Mawson, Little (2), Richards, Harrison, Eales, Fletcher, and 14 steerage.—Union S.S. Co., agents. NGAPUHI, s.d., 691, E. Stephenson, from Whavigarel. Passengers: Jlesdames Richmond, Norris, Misses Norris, Bruce, Thomas, Sister St. Joseph, Messrs. Holmes. Smith. Turn bull, Potts, Close, ' Dixon, LudbrooTi, Kerr, Turner, MeKinney, Pickmere. Clarke. Finlayson, Mulbem. Mackay, Davis, Blomfteld. Miholson, White, Archdeacon Hawkins, and nine steerage.—'Northern S.S. Co., agents. WAIOTAHI, s.s,, 278, C. Hopkins, from the Great Barrier/ DAPHNE, s.s.. 192, J. Teixeira, from Whangarei.—Northern S.S. Co., agents. TASMAN, s.s., 171, C. Faulkner, from Whakatane and Tauranga.—Northern S.S. Co., agents. PELICAN, s.s.. 162. E. Sellars, from Mercury Bay.—Lej'Jarid-O'Brien Timber Co., agents. AKAROA. s.s!,'7o, W. Parker, from the coast.— Parker-Lamb Timber Co., agents. ORETE, aux. schooner, 118, K. Brinek, from Gisborne and East Coast bays.C. C. Dacre, agent. CLIO, topsafj schooner. 81. W. Pelley, from Whangarei.—J. J. Craig, Limited, agent#. BRAVO, scow, 99, A. Neilson, from Ngunguru— R. S. Reynolds, agent. VINDEX, ketch, G. Carey, from the Great Bar—Goldsbro' and McDonnell, agents. MOONAH, ketch, 84, W. Champion, from Ngunguru.—Northern Coal Co., agents. HERO, scow, 54, Francis, from Ngunguru.— Winstone, Limited, agents. ; • DEPARTURES. AUPOURI, s.s., 463, T. Haultain, for Tauranga. DAPHNE, s.s., 182, J. Teixeiro, for Whangarei. | - BADEN-POWELL, 8.9., 176, H. Petersen, for I Whangarei _• .... - . j WAITANGI, s.s., 171, I. Corbett,'for Mercury Bay. ' WAIAPD, aux schooner, 57, J. Silva, for Wha:v agarel. . VESPER, aux. scow, 48, T. Edlington, for Wha- ; '. ngarei. '■ ' " KAHU, aux. scow, 42, A. Berridge, for Opotiki. EXPECTED ARRIVALS— OVERSEA. London.-- , s.s., exiled . July 11; due about Septe-nber 9; Waiir.ana, s.s., sailed "> •* July 16, v;;a Syduev, due stout September 10; j » Hangatira, s.s.. sailed; Indrabara, s.s., to sail; ! Otaki, s.s., to sail; Hurunui, s.s., to sail. J Liverpool.—Essex, s.s., sailed June 22, due ! about August 19; Sussex, s.s., to sail; Kaipara, i ».s., sailed. New York.—Strafchroy, s.s., sailed May 17, now due;. Star of Australia, s.s., • sailed May 25, due about August 7; Indralema, m.s.,i sailed Juno 16, due about August 19 Waltraute, s.s., sailed June.fa. due about August 14;, ; Anglo-Calif arnian, s. s., sailed July 9, due about September 25; Katuna, s.s., to sail; Sutherland ; 5.9., to sail; Wimbledon, s.s., to sail; Frankiyn, ».s., to sail; Medway, four-masted barque. '■! sail; Birkenfels, s.s, to sail; Wliakarua, s.s., to sail;■ Southern,; s.s., to sail. Vancouver.— Marama, It.M.S., to sail, August 7, due August 27. V ■, Montreal Whakataue. s.s.. sailed May 27. due •bout August 12; Matacua, s.s.. sailed .Tune 20. du<; •bout August 22; Rakaia. s.s., to sail; Wakanui, ».s., to sail; Waiwera, s.s., to sail. Japan.—Hurst, s.s., to sail. Ju.'A de Nova (Seychelle Group).— barque, to sail, due about end of August. < Adelaide Louisa Craig, barque, to sail. / . , Puget Sound.- -ill. Turner, foui-masted . Khooner.' ta sail. • i . Clabenm R:vjib.—Daniel, barque, to sailBUNBURY.—Katoa, s.s., to toil, via Wellington. Sidney.Makura, R.M.S., to-day; Victoria, s.s,, " Sunday ; Tofua, s.s., August 8. Melbourne—Marjorie Craig, barque, -to sail; Joseph Craig, barque, to sail. Newcastle.— Myra Fell, s.s., to sail; Jessie . Craig, barque, to sail; Joseph Craig, b3rque, to sail. " ' ' Calcutta.Aparima, e.g., to sail, due about end of August. Christmas Island.—Queensland, s.s., to sail. Friendly Islands.—Ysabel, barquentine, due early. Cook and Society Islands.—Talune, duo August 22. South Sea Islands— s.s., August 8. Fiji.Tolua, s.s., August 8 ; Hauroto, s.s., due August 12; Kurw, s.s., to sail. EXPECTED ARRIVALS.— To-day: Apanui, from Northern ports; Daphne, from Whangarei: PROJECTED DEPARTURES.—OVERSEA. London.—to'uritai, s.s., direct, to-day; Whakatane, s.s., via the South, about. August 15. Vancouver •> R.M.S., ; to-day; zeajandia," It.M.S., August 30. Sidney.Wimmera, s.s., August 5; Tofua, s.s., August 13; Rona, barque, to sail. Samoa l"ofua, s.s , August 13. • Suutk Ska Islands.— s.s., August 13. Fiji.—Tofua, s.s., August 13; Hauroto. s.s., • August 18. •' PROJECTED DEPARTURES—COASTAL. To-day: lioromiko, for Kaipara; Wanaka, for the Bltiil; Mgapuhi, for Whangiirei; Waiotahi, for Mercury bay. and Tairua; Tadraau, for Whakalane; Glcjx-lg, for Whangarei; .Maui, for, Gisborne. •. • : - -' s — ' ■ • : VESSELS IN HARBOUR line, cable steamer. In stream. Moltoia, s.s.,- at Railway Wharf. Waiiaka, s.i., at, Railway Wharf. Muritai, s.s., at Railway Wharf. Koromiko, s.s., at Hobeon-strcet Wharf. Southern Cross, s.s,, in stream. Hons, barque, at Railway Wharf. Maui, dredge, in. stream. r Orete, aux. schooner, at Hobnon-street Extension. Greyhound, aux. schooner, at No. 2 Jetty. IMPORTS. Per Mokoia, from Southern porta: GOO sacks flour, 25C0 Melts potatoes, 1460 wicks wheat, 425 sacks bran, 450 sacks onions, 750 sacks chaff, ana quantity general cargo. The Wanaka is to sail at 4 p.m. to-day for the Bluff, Oamaru, and Timaru. The scows Moa and Rang! were floated into the Graving Dock yesterday morning for survey and overhaul The aux: schooner Orct-o arrived from Glsborne and East Coast bays yesterday morning, She brought a large quantity of general cargo sn<l several thousand feet of timber. The turret steamer Koromiko sails this afternoon. for Kaipara, where she loads timber for Melbourne and Sydney. The Shaw, Savill, and Albion steamer Rangatira is reported to have sailed from London last week for Auckland, Wellington, and tbe Bluff, via Sydney. The Federal-Shire steamer Mciayabire left Dunedin on Wednesday for Newcastle. After coaling there the vessels loads at Australian porta for England. After undergoing an extensive overhaul and repairs, the coastal steamer Kanieri was floated out, of the Calliope Dock yesterday morning. She takes up her running in the Whangarei trade next week. The Haupiri left Gleborno yesterday afternoon for East Coast bays and Auckland. She is due here about Tuesday next. Mr. A. lonian joined the Wanaka yesterday as third officer, relieving Mr. Gossett. Should tho weather conditions he favourable the G'sborno Harbour Board's dredge Maui v/il! probably sail for Gisborne some time to-day. The Rosamond left Wellington at midnight on Wednesday for Onebunga, via Picton. She is duo at Orebung» to-morrow morning, and sails in the afternoon for New Plymouth and WellingThe Union Company's big steamer Aparima was to have left Calcutta yesterday for Auckland Wellington. Lyttelton, and Dunedin, via Singapore and Samara rig. Sho is expected hero about the end of August. The Waitemata lit to load produeo at. Tlniaru ami Oamaru towards the end of next week <a- " " Sydney. " ' A smart pas-rage of 42 days from Wellington to London was recorded by tho Marcre, which reached the Home port on Monday last. Mr. M. Ranson, of the Northern Company's shore staff, has joined the Rarawa as third one-, jieer temporarily. h The Mararoa arrived At Dtrnwlin yesterday from Lyttelton. She will undergo annual docking ■. and overhaul at Tort Oh a J mere. K

Tho Tvser steamer Indralema is due at Melbourne at any time now from New.York. ine vessel should 'arrive at Auckland about August is. The R.M.S."" Aorahgi 'is" due at San Francisco on Thursday next from Wellington, via Rarotonga , and Papeete. The Maital is due at Wellington this morning from Lyttelton. She sails this evening for Sydney direct ilio Huddart-Parkcr steamer Wimmera left Wellington last, evening, for Napier, Gisborne, Tokomaru ami Auckland. She arrives here on Sunday morning. The Whakatane, due at Auckland about August 12 from Montreal, via Australian ports, has 902 tons of cargo on board for this port. Tho Shaw, Savill, and Albion Company's steamer lonio left. Dunedin yesterday for Lyttelton, to continue her Homeward loading. The lonic sails finally from Wellington .for London, on August 8. Now en route from Montreal to Australian and New Zealand ports, tho steamer Matatua is due at Melbourne about August lb. The vessel has 820 tons of cargo on board for Auckland, and is due heio about August 27. L"st. night tho Wellington radio station advised that the following steamers were within wireless range :—Zealandio (Auckland to London), Zeaiandia (Auckland to Sydney), Rotorua (Wellington to London), Wimmera (Wellington to Napier), Talunc (Auckland to Rarotonga), Mature (Sydney to Auckland), Hauroto (Auckland to Suva), Maitai (Lytt-citou to Wellington), and Ulimaroa (Wellington to Lyttelton). SYDNEY STEAMER LEAVES LATE. According to cable advice received by the local office of the Huddart-Parker Company, the steamer Victoria did nob get away from Sydney for Auckland until 6 p.m.. on Wednesday She is not therefore expected to arrive here until late on Sunday evening. REMUERA FOR WELLINGTON! Cable advice has been received by the New Zealand Shipping Company to tho effect that the steamer Remuera sailed from London on July 27 for Wellington, via the usual way porta. The Remuera is due at the Southern port about September 9. ~..■■■' MAKURA ARRIVES AT SIX A.M. TO-DAY. A wireless message received by the Wellington radio station last night from the E.M.S. Makura states that the vessel will arrive at Auckland at, 6 a.m. to-day from Sydney. On arrival the Makura will berth at the outer western tec of the Queen-street Wharf, and after taking on board New Zealand passengers, mails, cargo, and stores. Is scheduled to saii <j;t , 4 p.m. to-day for Vancouver,-, via Suva and 'Honolulu.' The Makura is due at the Canadian, port on Tuesday. August 20. THE .'SOUTHERN STEAMER. Shortly before 10 a.m. yesterday the Union Company's steamer Mokoia arrived from Southern and East Coast ports, after a line weather passago. She berthed. at the Railway Wnarf, and is timed to sail at noon to-morrow 'for the South. The Mokoia will only proceed a.!* far as Lytteiton this trip, where she will relievo the Monowai temporarily in tho Lyttelton-Wcllington service. MURITAI FOR' LONDON TO-DAY. It is anticipated that the Tyser steamer Marlraj will bo despatched early this morning 'or London, via Las Faunas. The vessel completed loading and coaling last night, and is practically a full ship, Tlie Muritai should'make the run Home in 42 days, which will; bring her atLoudon on September 13. COLLIERS' MOVEMENTS. The Wbangape left Westpprt at 11.30 a.m. yesterday with a full cargo of coal for Auckland ; She is due here late on Saturday evening. The Kittawa left Westport at 8 p.m. on Wednesday for Onehunga direct, where she is due this morning. She returns to Greymouth tomorrow afternoon. The Blackball Coal Company's collier Ngahere is loading coal at Greyrnouth .'for-Auckland", and the Ngatoro is loading'at the West Coast port for Napier, - PASSENGERS FOR VANCOUVER. - The following is 'a complete list of New Zealand passengers leaving 'Auckland' this afternoon- by the R.M.S. Makura, for Suva, Honolulu, and Vancouver:—First saloon: Mr. R. Boyd, 'Mr. 0. F. Buddie, Mrs. Buddie, Miss Buddie; Mr.- B. J. Esam, Mr. A. Fraser. Miss Godlev. Miss H. M. Hardy, Mr, H. S. Logan, Mrs. Logan, Mr. I F. W. Maddox, Mrs. Maddox, Mr. W. O. Morrison, • Mr. 0. Tyrer, Dr. T. Ireland, Majo» Smith, Mrs. Mcintosh,"; Miss Beauchamp,' Mr. ~A. Kaye, Mrs. Morrison, Miss K. Murphy, Mr. A. S. Taterson. Miss E. T. Paterson, Mr. J. R. Paterson, Miss O. A. Phi Pips, Miss E. J A. Phillips. Mr. D.. D. Ranklne, Mrs. C. C. Sachs and two children, Miss Sites, Miss Strathan. Mr. Woodward, Mrs. Woodward and infant. Second saloon: Mr. H. H. Adam--, Mr. H. S. Bachelor, Mr.-S. L. Beasley, Mr. A. Bracks, Mr. O. W. Bruce, Mr. G. P. Brunton, Mr. H. T. Carroth, Mr. R. L. Chapman, Mr. K W. Commons, Mr. Niger Crompton, Mr. H. R. Domigan, Mr. L. S. Ellis, Captain, I Fullerton, Mr. R. L. Garden, Mr. J. J. Graham, I Mr. Geo. Jenks, Mrs. Jenks and two children, ! Miss E. Jenks, Miss H.Jenks, Miss J. Jenks, ' Miss 51. Kalman, Miss E. Kemp, Mr. W. Lyons, i Mr. W. Thomas, Mr. R. S. Ross, Miss A. Gil-. j more, Mr. J. S. Matthews. Mr. G. J. McNaught, | Mr. W. R. McNight, Mr. R. S. Park, Mr. A. E. i Terrin, Mrs. Perrin and child,, Mr. E. R. P. j Petrie, Mr. O. A. Porritt.Mr. R, Reid, Mr. L. j Ryan, Mr. J. G. Somerville, Mr. J. J. Valentine, Mr. ;S. Woodman, and 13 third-class. :. , i " '■■' SAILING SHIPS MISSING. ' '". . For.tua second time- this year a British sailing, vessel:making a Cape Horn voyage has (says Lloyd's Shipping Gazette) been posted at Lloyd's as missing. The previous vessel was the Gulf Stream, of Glasgow, and the one posted on June .5 was the ship Queen Victoria, also of Glasgow, which has disappeared with all on board, while Homeward bound from the West Coast of South. America. , Laden .with nitrate,' the Queen Victoria set sail from Tocopilla, in Chili, on November 16 last, bound for the. United Kingdom-Conti-nent, and under favourable conditions should have been reported in the Channel early in March. From the day she put to" 1 sea nothing has , been herrd .of her. The Queen Victoria came first on the overdue market on March 21. when she was. 123 days out. By the end of March the reinsurance rate '-stood at about 20-25 guineas, and by April 24 as high as 90 guineas'! had been paid on her. She was finally removal as hopelessly,overdue about the middle of May, when she was about six months out. Built of steel at Gasgow in 1817. the missing vessel was 0f'3655 ; gross ami 1387 , net tons. She was classed 100 AFiri Lloyd's register. Messrs. J. Black and Co., of Glasgow, were the owners of the ship, which, during the past nine years, had j been commanded :by a shipmaster named C. L. Baker. The Queen Victoria was tho largest British sailer posted this year. I i