PORT OF AUCKLAND.

New Zealand Herald, Volume XLIX, Issue 15125, 16 October 1912, Page 6

PORT OF AUCKLAND.

ARRIVALS. ■ KOKOMIKO. J.#.. 2479. H. S. Whvborn. from Wcfiport — Union S.S. Co.. agents. UAXAIA. 5.5.. 1159, K Stephenson. Rom • n-iirei. Passengers: >«*»« Bmirke, Herbert. *« Kiiisirv rnr!;cr. Murphy. Kentins. 11)1 ' • Clarke 'jlefdames Flavell. Hillier, Cnlder, ratter- . son. Boothbv. Messrs. Boot by, Wor. H her, "Bet hell. Kawnslev, Allison. Mnsrleton. Nn udge. Lord. Bain. .Mannont. Ho?an. MeCormell.Ly-». Clark. Ferguson (21. Captain KeN. Cruikshank, Key. Simpson, and 10 steerage. Northern S.S. Co., agents. . .TO W \IG. s.s.. 114?. T>. K. Urqnhart, from Newcastle.—3. J. Craip. Limited, agents. - WAIOTAHI, s.s.. 278, C. Hopkins, from Mercury Bar and Kuaotunu. Passengers; Mis Clearer, • Mr. and Mrs. G. Horner. Messrs. >orton. Ballil Side, T. Davis, W. B. Nicholson.—J»orthcrn &-&. Co.. agents. . LTTTELTON. p.s.'. 193, J. Whittingham, from —Devonport Ferry Co.. agents. EOTOMAHAXA, s.s.. 153, A. Stephenson, from Coromandel. —Northern S.S. Co., agents. WAITANGI. S.S.. J7l, X. Corbett. from Mercury Bar.Kauri Timber Co.. Limited, agents. «" KAVTAU, s.s., 99, E. Olsen, from Mangawai.— Northern S.S. Co., agent?. ir . . AKAKOA, s.s., 70, Campbell, from Mercfrry Rav.—Parker-Lamb Timber Co., agents. "sst's:; agents. October 16. October 10. TANIWHA, SJS-. 263, W. Sullivan, from Taeroa. —Northern S.S. Co., agents. , BADEN-POWELL, s.s.. 176. H. Petersen, from Whangarei—Northern Coal Co., agents. CHELMSFORD. s.s„ 121, E. ?■ Goerte. from Marsden Point and way porta.—Northern S.b. w., agents. DEPASTURES. KIA ORA, s.s., 6558. J. S. Maefie, for Wellington, LvtteHon, and Dunedin. WIMMEHA, s.s., 5022, Win. Wilier, for East ;. . Coast and Southern ports. Passengers . i°r " ' ' Tokonxaru Messis. Pearson. Grahajn, Curtis, Davis. For Gisborne— Godfrey, Kho<le?, Buship, Pickett. Johnston, Liggit, Mesdames But- •' ledge. Beid, Judd and two children. Crane an<l . infant, Denton, Arns, Brace, Snell. McConviWe. Browne, Messrs. Falconer, Dunn, Matthew s, . ling, Butler, W a mock, Hickey Williams, Cramp. .Tudd, A. E. Smith, Fr&ser, Dennis, Brownlee, ; Browne, Burnip. For Napier—Miss Shove. For Wellington— Collier, Cerruty and child,. Messrs. Cerrutv, Adanison. Dalrymple. For Di . edin—Misses Sutton (2>, Borrows, Shand, Giffillan (21, Mesdames Borrows. Shand, Messrs Atkinson. Tye, Shard. Captain A. R. Stewart, Master Pye, and 30 steerage for all ports. KATOA, s.s., 2400, A. T. Norton, lor Kaipara and Sydney. ROSAMOND, e.5.,'721, J. McKenzie, for Tolago Bay and Gisborne. GLENELG, s.s., 288, Jonas, for Whang?.rei. ~ AIMARIE, S.S.. 245, W. Bettis, for Taeroa. EANIERI, s.s., 203, T. Meyers, for Whangarei. DAPHNE, s.s., i 92, J. Teixeira, for Limestone island. ■ TASMAN, s.s., 171, C. Faulkner, for Whakatane. V GAEL, s.s., 95, A. McKenzie,.for Waipu. WAIAPU, aus. schooner, 57, L. Vasta, for Wha- . agarei. VESSELS EXPECTED TO-DAY. Approx. • Vessel. From time. Clansman Russell ... . ° a.m. Aupouri ... ... ... Tauranga ... oa." 1 - ■ Waimarie ... ... Paeroa ... 7.50 p.m. , Kanieri ... : Whangarei ... 8 p.m. Whakarua , New York Due Wairoa Port Chalmers . Due Orete ... ' Gisborne ... Due VESSELS SAILING TO-DAY.. Approx. Vessel. Destination. time, Kotiti- ? uh ?.t'. ... 7 a.m. Ngatiawa Opotiki ... 8 a- m - Tanivrba ... I'aeroa ... -3.30 p.m. Chelmsford ilarsden Pt., etc. 4 p.m. - Clansman ... ... Northern ports 4 p.m. ' Manaia ... . WhaJgarei ... 10 Waiotahi... ,„ ... Great Earner Midnight Eos ... ... ... Kaipara ... Early VESSELS IN HABTJOOt Iris, cable steamer, in Calliope Dock. Pakeha, s.s., at Queen-street Wharf. Wanaka, s.s., at Kailway Wharf. Fiona, s.s., at Chelsea. Koromiko. s.s., at Queen-street Wharf. Joan. Craig, a s., at Railway Wharf. : Eos, barque, in stream. Huia, aux. schooner, in powder ground. IMPORTS. Per Koromiko, from West port: 3400 tens coal. Per Joan Craig, from Newcastle: 1275 tons coal. The barque Kona sailed from Newcastle yesterday for Auckland with a cargo of coal. Mr. T. F. Adamson, chief engineer of the oil steamer Southern, who camo ashore at Auckland to undergo an operation, which proved most successful, left for Wellington by the Wimmera yesterday to rejoin his vessel. The Norwegian barque Eos was floated out of the Graving Dock yesterday morning, and towed to an anchorage in the stream. She sails for Kaipara with the first favourable breeze, where she loads timber for Melbourne.

The Monowai left Wellington last evening for Napier, Gisborue, and Auckland. An the vessel is runring a day behind her usual time this trip, sh i is not due here until Friday morning. Tho tugs Akaroa, Waitangi, and Lyttelton arrived in port yesterday morning -with rafts of logs from coastal timber porta. The Rosamond, on her return to Auckland from Gisliorne at the end of this week, will l>e docked for cleaning and painting. She -will consequently not sail for Tolago Bay and Gisborno until noon on Tuesday, October 22 The coastal steamer Ngatiawa, which has just undergone her annual survey overhaul, resumes her running to-day, sailing at 8 a.m. for j Tauranga and Opotiki. j The New Zealand Shipping Company's steamer Itimutaka left Hobart at 8 a.m. yesterday for Wellington, in continuation of Tier voyage from London. • She is duo at the Southern port on Saturday next. The mail steamer Tahiti arrived at Sydney yesterday from San Francisco and Wellington. She is scheduled to leave on tho return voyage on November 2. The New Zealand Shipping Company's liner Xlcmucra is to leave Wellington to-morrow after- • noon for London, via Monte Video, Teneriffe, and Plymouth. The Shaw, Savill, and Albion steamer Kia Ora tailed at 6.30 a.m. yesterday for Wellington, Lyttellcn. and Ihiiiedin to complete her discharge of Liverpool cargo. On completion of discharge at Diinedin, the Kia Ora loads at various Dominion ports for London, and sails finally about November 28, in time to catch the January wool sales. Last ni'.-ht the Wellington radio station advised that the steamers Moeraki (Sydney to Wellington), line (Itarotonga to Auckland), Victoria (Auckland to Sydney), Ulimaroa (Bluff to Hobart), Wimmcra (Auckland to Gisbornel, and Itimutaka (H"bart to Wellington) were within wireless range. Cable advice received from London intimates that the Tyscr steamer Star of Scotland has arrived at tlm Home port- from Wellington, which port she left on August 28. The vessel subsequently go's to New York to load for Australian and New Zealand ports. The Katoa sailed at 11 o'clock last nijh't for Kaipnra, where she loads a cargo of timber for Sydney. MTJRITAI LEAVES LONDON. According to cable advice- received from London, tho Tyser steamer Muritai was despatched from the llome port on Monday for Melbourne, Sydney, Auckland, Napier, and 'Wellington. The Muritai is due at Auckland about December 9. COLLIERS' MOVEMENTS The steamer Joan Craig arrived ir. tbr. stream at Auckland early yesterday morning from New- . castle, which port sho left oil Wednesday last. The vessel berthed at the Railway Wharf at 7 ' a.m. to discharge a part cargo of coal. She will probably go to Chelsea to-day, and, aft»v coaling the sugar steamer Fiona, proceeds to Kaipara to load- timber for an Australian port. Tho Union Company's turret-deck steamer Koromiko arrived from Westport at 6 a.m. yesterday. The vessel brought a full cargo of coal, and berthed at the Queen-street, Wharf to discharge. Xhs Koromlio returns to Westport on Friday. The Kauri is expected to leave Newcastle tomorrow for Auckland with a full cargo of coal. She is expected here about Monday next.

The Whangape. which i 3 at present discharging a cargo of timber at Sydney from ai P ara > afterwards proceeds to Newcastle to load • coal • for Auckland. ■ - - THE WHAKARUA. The Tvser 'IVhaka'rua, which left Sydney at 3 p.m. on Saturday last for Auckland, in continuation of her. voyage from A* w . *{£& should put in an appearance hero late to-night or '-earlv to-morrow morning*. 11aa berth at the Railway Wharf to discharge 1100 tons of general cargo. The Whakaru* sails on Saturday for Wellington,' Lyttelton, and Dunedin to complete her discharge. BY TELEGRAPH. CAPE MARIA VAN PlEMEN.—October 15: The steamer Victoria passed wes, at 9."0 . •. . the steamer Navua passed south at 3 m-, todav. ..... WHANG AROA. —October 15: Arrived— s.s. (at 12.30 p.m.), from Auckland. RUSSELL.—October 15 : Arrived—Clansman, s.s. (at 5.30 a.m.), from Auckland. Sailed—Clansman, s.s. (at 6 p.m.), for Auckland. TAURANGA. —October 15 : Arrived— s.s. (at 8.20 a.m.). from Auckland. bailed Aupouri, a.s. (at 5 p.m.), for Auckland. east —October 15: A small steamer passed north at 6 a.m. to-day. GISBOKNE— 15: Arrived—Squall, ».«■ (at 5 a.m.), from Auckland, via East Coast bays. NEW PLYMOUTH.—October 15: Arrived— Rnrawa s.s. (at 4.30 a.m.). from Onehunga. Sailed—Rarawa. s.s. (at 8.40 p.m.). for Onehunga. WELLINGTON'.—October 15: Sailed— Monowai, s.s. (at 5 p.m.). for Napier, (Jisborne, and Auckland. Passengers for Auckland : Messrs. Netting ham and Gregson. . _ . . GBKYMOUTH.—October 15: Arrived— s.s. (at 1.55 p.m.), from Clarence River. LYTTKI.TON". —October 15: Arrived—Maori, S.S., from Wellington: Morning Light, schooner, from Waitapu. Sailed— s.s., for Wellington. DI ! NKDIN.--October 15: Arrived— Itaunganui, s.'., from Melbourne; Taviu'ni. «.s.. from stor '- Sailed—Theresa Ward, tug, for the Bluff: Tarawere', s.s.. for Northern ports. r.iseniors. Misses Horn, Rogan. Murray, Brennan. .-lesdamea Horn. Mcßride. Wei!?. Messrs. Meßride. Wells Pevenich. Mearns, Barron, Herbisoa, Ewing, and six steerage. NEWCASTLE.—October 15: Sailed — Rons, harijue, for Auckland. SYDNEY.—October 15: Arrived—Tahiti, R.M.S., from San -.Francisco and Wellington. HOBART—October 15: Sailed—Riir.utaka, e.s. (at 8 a.m.). for Wellington. FREMANTLE.—OctoIier 15: Arrived—Otway, 1?. M.5.. from London. LONDON.—October 15: Arrived— of Scotland, s.s., from Wellington. Sailed—Muritai, s.s., for Australian and New Zealand ports.