FORT OF AUCKLAND.

New Zealand Herald, Volume L, Issue 15236, 25 February 1913, Page 6

FORT OF AUCKLAND.

. . ARRIVALS. j JTGAHERE, s.s. (9 p.m.). 1090 tons. H. Pillner, j from ivy mouth.—Winstoue, Limited, agcrt.s. j ROTOMAHANA, rs. (12.25 p.m.), 153 tons, A. Stephenson, from Coromandel.—-Northern S.S. Co., . scents. AKA.ROA, s.s. (2.30 a.m.), 70 tons, J. Whitting- i ham, from Whangarei.—rarker-Larnb Timber Co., agents. DEPARTURES. MAHENO, s.s. (3.30 p.m.), 5282 tons. I>. McLean, ;->- Svdnev. Passengers : Misses Carr, Mit- j chell. lioyd." Pearce, Wisdor, McLeod (2), Morgan, } Lasseque. Tearce. McArthur, Ashton, Sheridan, j Robinson (21, Judge, Gray, Mesdames Burgess, i Caugbey, Huyward, Magill, Robinson, Had)', j McVeag'h, Jenkins, Fester. Simpson, Churchward, ! Carr. 'iVhitbread. Keroyd. Wisdor, McGrath, J Kilmer, Rayner, Reid, Waliis, Morgan, Akeroy<3,. j Messrs. Ashtou, Warne, Caughcy, Jenkins, Lar-V Uns. Mace, Eady, Pcvereux, Simonson, Anderson, ) Purdy, Wallace" Ross. Francis, Mulling?, Out, i rpjoif. -McCulloeh,'. Fowler, . Akeroyd.. . Darks,'.! 'Stewart, McGrath, Clark, Morgan, Woods, Hillier, j S'cwton, Grenier, Biscocks, Allom, Glaeken, Dunn, j j lomas, Ralph, Goldman, O'Connor, Fey, Ralph, j Docks, Captain Henderson, Revs. Burgess. Church- '■ Kood, blasters Ralph, Neil, and 110 steerage. MANAIA. s.s. (10.5 p.m.), 1159 tons, E. Stephenton, for Whangarei. NGAFUHI, s.s. (7.10 p.m.), 691 tons, M. Rierotti, lor Tauranga. . . ■ , CLANSMAN, s.s. (610 p.m.), 635 tons, E. McLeod. for Russell and Opua. GLEXELG, s.s. (9 p.m.)., 288 tons, Jonas, for Whangarei. „ : APAXITI. s.g (3.45 p.m.), 243 tons, J. Wilson, for Awauui, Houhora, Wliangaroa, and Mango,Jiui. DAPHNE, s.s. (7.5 p.m.), 112 tous, J. Teiieirra, for Mercury Bay and Kaantunu. BADEN-POWELL, s.s. [7.25 p.m.). 176 tons, H. Petersen, fcr Whsngarei. PELICAN, e.8., 162 toaa, E. Sellars, for the coast. CHELMSFORD, s.s. (5.30 p.m.). 121 tons, E. H. Goertz, for Marsdcn Point and way ports. KAWAU. e.s. (1.20 p.m.), &3 tons, E. Olsen, for MangatraL -. ,• -..,.! ARR?\H-NA-POGUE, scow, 180 tons, Thomson, for Kaipara. ' KOBORA. scow, 160 tons,. R. Caitcheon, for manga. ' C.iF;r> MtiLE FAILTHE, scow, 63 tons, T. Dono- .■: ■ - Tau, for trie Bay of Islands. ' ' " ' FEBBrABT 25. ; ~ TANIWHA. s.s. (0.20 a.m.), 263 ton?, W. Sullivan, for Paeroa. GAEL, s.s. (0.10 a.ra.), 95 ' tone, A. McKenrie, for Waipu. VESSELS EXPECTED TO-DAY. '''■'■ Approx. \ . :• , Vessel , From time. Waimarie... .*. ' ... Paeroa ... 5.30 a.m. •, Xanieri ... «. •... Whangarei 6 a.m. ■ K-a'roa ... ... ... Wcstport ... 8 a.m. K.awau ... ... ... Mangawai ... 5.50 p.m. Daphne ... ... ... Mercury Bay 6 p.m. Manaia ... „. ... Whangarei 7 p.m. Indralema ... ... London ... Due Waiatahi ... Ohiwa. ... Due ; VESSELS SAILING TO-PAY. Apnroi .....-,Viewer ."'." Eestination. time Ktjvr of. Ireland ■ ... Wellington ■ 6 a.m. .' X'gatiawa ... .... Opotiki , ....... 9 a.m. Earner; ... ... ...Whangarei 11 a.m. Tarawera ... ~ ... ... Southern ports 2 p.m. Nftvua ... Fiji 2 p.m. ■,/?■■ Paeroa .... 3 p.m. Rotcarwhana Coromandel 3 p.m. VESSELS EXPECTED AT AUCKLAND. COASTAL AND INTERCOLONIAL. :•' Approx. fessel. . From date. 1 Rosamond ... ... Gisborae ... Feb. 36 Pukaki ... ... ... Samoa ... Feb. 27 , • Rakanoa ... „» ... Newcastle . ... Feb. 27 Wanaka ... -•.-.„ ... Southern porta Feb. 2.7 Mokoia .„ ... ... Southern ports Feb, 27 Wbnmera .... ...Sydney ... Mar. 2 Waangape ... ; ... Newcastle ... Mar. 2 Victoria ... ' „. ... Southern ports Mar. 2" Clan Grant ... ...Wellington Mar. 3 Talune ... , ■ -... ... Eastern Pacific Mar. 6 Monowai ... Southern porta Mar. 6 Amokura ... Eermadec Is. Mar. 7 . Jfebeno ... ~ ... . ... Sydney ... arar. 9 Tarawera.., ... .... Southern ports Mar. 9 Huia ... ... ... Gisborne ... Mar. 10 Nevua ... ... ...Fiji ... ;.. Mar. 10 Waimate ... ... ... Southern ports Mar. 12 Marama t ...Sydney ... Mar. '4 fofua ... ... ... Sydney, via Is. Mar. 22 VESSELS TO SAIL FROM AUCKLAND. Approx Vessel Destination date. Grevbcund ... ... Northern ports Feb. 26 Atua •..,-.,.- ... Sydney, via Is. Feb. 26 Ngahere ... frreymonth. Feb. 26 Rosamond ... - ... Gisborne ... Feb. 27 Katoa ... ... ... Wcstport ... Feb. 23 Wanaka " ... Southern ports Mar. ' 1 Uokoia . -... ... ■' ... Southern ports Mar. 1 Victoria ... ,:■ Sydney ... Mar. 3 Vimmera ' ... ... Southern ports Mar. 4 Clan Grant '•*..■,". London ... Mar. 5 Monowai ... .... ... Southern ports Mar. 3 liona ... ... ...Sydney ... Mar. 10 Maheno Sydney ... Mar. 10. Tarawera Southern ports Mar. 11. Talune ... Eastern Pacific Mar. 11 Makura ... Sydney ... Mar. 11 Moldavia ... London ... Mar 14 Marama Vancouver ... Mar. 14 Waimate ... < ... ... Southern ports Mar. 15 Opawa ... Wellington ... Mar. 26 ; Barenfels... ... ... Wellington ... Mar. 31 VESSELS IN HARBOUR. Iris, cable steamer, in sTeaio. U'gabere, s.s., in stream. Atua, s.s., at Queen Street Wharf. Tara-.ven, 5.6., at Queen Street Wharf. Southern Cross, s.s., in Graving Dock. Star of Ireland, e.s, at Railway Wharf. Navna, s.s.. at Railway Wharf. • .Marjorie Craig, barque, at Hob Eon Street Wharf. Batoona, e.s., in stream.' , Hauroto. <•« 'u stream■ '_■ , 'f Bona, barque, at Railway >tharr. . , . . Y«aoel bariiuentine. in ttre-im. Orete, aux. schooner, at Hobson Street Extension. Greyhound, aux. schooner, at No. 2 Jetty.

; _ ; .IMPORTS. Per Ngahere, from Greymouth: 1200 tons coal.

Trie Blackball Coal* Company's collier Ngahere arrived • from Greymouth last evening, and berthed at the Railway Wharf to discharge her cargo of coal. On completion of discharge the vessel returns to Greymouth. The Maheno sailed shortly after 9 o'clock last night for Sydney divert. She has on hoard 100 *aloori and 110 steerage passengers, and is due at Sydney on Friday. -V punt, which was being towed to the Wade bv the coastal steamer Orewa yesterday afternoon swamped off the Victoria Wharf, Devonport The Orewa stopped, and the punt was towed as far as possible inshore, whore it was anchored. The punt is awash, but is anchored clear of the fairway. The Auckland radio station advised last- night that the following steamers are expected to bo within wireless ranee (Auckland to Svdney), Manuka (Bluff to Hobart), Victoria (Dunedin to Lyttelton), Ulimaroa fSydney to Wellington), Acrangi (Bnrotongn to Wellington's, Moan.i {Sydney to Wellington), Star of Ireland (Auckland to Wellington), and Navua (Auckland to Fiji). The oilier Ka'na, which is due at Auckland c, from We?tport Ibis moving, will berth at the Jlobson Street Wharf to discharge her cargo of coal. Captain .T. Teixeirn has rejoined tl.e Daphne, re!iev:;i2 Cat-tain A. Pert, who has com.'- oshcre on holiday leave. Captain T. Meyers has reJoined the Kaninri as master. The collier Rakanoa left Newcastle at 10 in. I on Thursday Inst for Auckland, with a full cargo of coal. She is due here to-morrow night or ! eatlv fin Thursday morning. , The Whangape i? expected to leave Newcastle this morning for Auckland with a cargo of coal She lihonld arrive here about Sunday next. •;:; The Rosamond is due from Cisborne to-morrow . ' morn'ni:. and sails for Tolago Bay and Cisborne '* on Thursday afternoon. ' '■' '•■ The XJofinria is due at Onehunga on Saturday morning -from Dunedin and way port.?. She will " 'load' 15.CC0 boxes of butter for transhipment to » .the liner-: Rerauera st Wellington for London.. . .'"'' ThaTj'ser liner, Star.of Ireland sails early this '•'morning for Wellington, Byttelton, anil " Dun- : edin. to put out the balance, of her. ft* York cargo, ''On completion of disehaige at Dunedin 'tire-vessel willioad at various New Zealand ports f« • ............. K ■>. /

I the New Zealand Shipping: Company's steamer I Wakauui, which left Wellington on January 25 tor London, arrived a, Monte Video on February 19. Messrs. E. Porter-and C 0... local agents .tor the United States and Australasia Steamship Company, advise that the Hausa steamer BraunJcls is to commence loading at New York to-day lor the usual Australian and New Zealand ports. The now Tvser liner Havre's Bay is expected to !<?4!T3 Sydney about Friday next for Auckland, •Napier, and Wellington, in continuation of her vovage from London. The vessel has on board 40C0 tons of cargo for this port, and is due about March 5. I The Shaw, Savill, and Albion steamer Waimana l is due at Dur.edin to-morrow or Thursday from London, via Capetown and Sydney. ! The lonic is scheduled to leave London on [ Thursday for Wellington and Lyttelton, via Teneritfe, Capetown, and Hobarfc. Sho is due at wel- ! lington on April 15. i The Tvser liner Nerchana was to have left London 'last Sunday for Melbourne, Sydney, Auckland, Kapler, mid Wellington. She is sue at Auckland about April 13. The lluddart-PArker steamer Victoria leaves | Dunedin this afternoon for East Coast ports. Auckland, and Sydney. She is duo here on Sunday next. ! Mr.' P. McMpir.e has joined the Arahura as i second engineer. Mr. G. Wat 1 has joined the - Maori as scent engineer, and Mr, G. Luke has j signed on the Manuka as third engineer, vice Mr. . ! H. Johnson. i i The steamer Kia Ora was to have left St. John i ! {Canada) on February 15 for Australian-and New I Zealand ports, under the auspices of the New i Zealand Shipping Company's Eastern Canadian. ! service. She is.due at Auckland about April J). ' The aus. schooner nuia left Greymouth last Saturday morning with a full cargo of timber lor Gisborne. After discharge, at Gishorne, she loads for Aue'cland. and is due here about March 10, | in ample time to receive explosives from tut ! liner Opawa, which is due at Auckland from LonI don about March 20. , ' The New Zealand Shipping; Company advise that the steamer ToXomaru arrived at Syflne\ i vesterdav morning from St. John (Canada) and . Melbourne' She Is expected to leave Sydney for ' Auckland on Saturday next, and « due here about March 6. The vessel discharges 700 tons oi . cargo at Auckland, and then visits Wellington, I Lyttelton, and Dunedin to put out the balance. j In a despatch from New Caledonia by the ! steamer raciflajie, intelligence is given of the total wreck of a small schooner named la-Ma, I on the Lifou Island (Loyalty Group), during a i revere blow on January 1. all hands being saved I The Federal Line steamer Norfolk. 5551 tons. i which arrived at Sydney last week from New | York, via war ports, has been to load : jarrah at Bunburv, West Australia, for New Zea- ! land. ' - The New Zealand Shipping Company advise j i flint the' KfllkouM is expected at Wellington about j ! March " to complete Homeward loading. She , will sail from Wellington for London about March 6. • WHAKATANE LEAVES ST. JOHN. The Sew Zealand Shipping Company's steamer I Whakatane sailed from St. John (Canada) on ] February 15 for Melbourne, Svdn»y, Auckland, I Wellington. Lvttelton. and Dunedin. She is due j at Auckland about April 20. j BUTESHIRE'S PROGRAMME. | To load under the auspices of the New Zealand i- Shinning Company, the Buteshire, now at Fort ; Chalmers, proceeds next to Auckland. Tokomaru Bar. Napier, and Wellington. She will sail from [".Wellington for London about March 15. ! IXDRALEMA DFE TO-DAY. i The Tyser steamer Indralema is due at Auckland this evening from London, via Australian ; ports. The vessel will berth at the new Queen | Street. Wharf on arrival, and after discharging 4C40 tons of general cargo proceeds to Nar.ier and Wellington with the remainder. , , THE RIMUTAKA. The Sew Zea'avl Shipping Company's steamer Rimutaka, which was previously announced as hav'ng been fixed to load at New York for NewZealand ports, will not now visit the American port. The local office of the company has received cable advice to the effect that ,the Rimutaka will load at London for Wellington and Lvttelton. and is due to leave the Home port on March 50. , ... ... , TAKEHA AND RANGATERA. ' The Shaw. Savill, and Albion Company's steamer Ranjatira is due at Auckland from London, via Sidney, about March 26. The vessel has on board 3°oo tons of cargo for t!«i* port. She afterwards visits Wellington and the Bluff to compile dischnrze. Tile Shaw.'Savill. and Albion steamer Ralceha, which left Liverpool on February 4 for Auckland. Wellington. Lvttelton. and Dunedin, via Svdney, is due b»re about March % This vessel has on board P2OO tons of carcro. 3000 tons of wlrob will be'dips-barged at Auckland, 2200 ton? at Wellington. TIOO "tons at Lyttelton, and 16C0 tons at DucedJi. SKWr\-\STT,R 11DF. RTONALS. On and after March 1 the tide and state of bar sienals at the entrance to Newcastle Harbour will be shown frpm sunset to sunrise by means of electric herds exhibited on the southern sicnal mast on Signal Hit). Newcastle, instead of from the mast at. the pilot starion. The same coloured litrhts will be used to denote the depth of water indicated on the bar. Should any unforeseen accident occur by niebt to the electric sbmals. the light" hitherto shown from the pilot siition will bp exhibited. Bv dnv the tide and state of bar simals will be shown from the flagstaff at then n'dot station. «« h' t h"rio. BY T«K FRIEDRICH DEB :; GROSSR • Messrs. Lanpguth and Co., local agents for the ! Sord-Deutseher Lloyd Company, advise that the. j steamer Friedrieh der Grosse, which is due at Svdnev on March 7 from Bremen and way ports, hap on board the following passengers for Sew Zealand:—Mr. and Mrs. G. R. Blorhfield. Miss Blomleld, and Masters J. and K. Blomfield, Mr. And Mrs. Bartleman, Mr. and Mrs. Deville. Mr. and Mr?, and Miss Ellis, Miss A. HaUmeyer. The passengers will arrive at Auckland from Sydney by the Victoria on Sunday, March 16. CLAN GRANT TO LOAD. Mr. G. W. Bews, local agent for the Scales Line, advises that the steamer Clan Grant is expected to arrive at Auckland on Monday morning next from Wellington. She will lift a large i quantity of wool and general cargo here for I London, and is to be despatched finally for the j Home port about Wednesday, March 5., j ! —" ~ ."/"•■