PORT OF AUCKLAND.

New Zealand Herald, Volume L, Issue 15250, 13 March 1913, Page 6

PORT OF AUCKLAND.

. .... ARRIVALS. XGVIPUHI, a.a. (7 a.m.), 691 t I *%' xiuKMt. Passengers: J- *>• Csart», Kanderdine, O'Brien and two children, f±ym and child, French, dren, Seth-Smlth, Corcoran, H. ffii Lanrrieb and two children, Marsh, *»*• »»*« <s>, McMullen, Stephenson, . NJPBy oW xUd. M 4 w "„s^. Ke f tLrnack" "O. 801 l «id hoy. A. McCmdy, J. I*™**' O'Brien, Williams, CTarke. Brown. French. Severs, Atkinson, H. G. Seth-Smith, and Re\. March.—Northern S.S. Co., agent*. _ CLANSMAN, ** (7.43 a.m.), 635 tons, E. Mcleod, from Russell and Opna. Pasßengers . Misses RoNnaon, Cevanagh. King, M« ld Adam*. Hamill and two chiWrra, Kobmson, SUn sera, Smailea, Turner, .Tomato, Wilcocks,_WTthe tow and two children, rolmer, , MeM P' an T",' Falconer, Haultaiu, Hamill, HisJop. <*ril. Leiffhton, Purcell, Turner, TorTance. •c« (2), McGlaahan, and Father Northern S.S. Co., amenta. . ' « 141 . TANIWHA, M. (6.40 a.in.), 263 ton*. W. Bettis, from Paeros. —Northern S.S. Co., agents. ROTOMAHANA, a.s. (1.40 pJ-U® Stephenson, from Ctoromandel.— 5.5. Co., nts. * *■' " ;i ." 1 ' ••.■■' v ■ '' y ' ■ i . / /" CHELMSFORD, »■«. (8.15 p.m.), 121 torn, E. H. Corrta, from Marsden Point.—Northern S.S. Co., agents. ' _ . : ALBATROSS. aux. ketch. -tona, A. Clarke, from . WhapgareL—New. Zealand. Portland Cement Co., agents. * ' "' WAIPORI, ■•». (6 55 p.m.), 1919-tons, J- W. Baron, from Weatport.Union S.S. Co.. agenta. KANIKRI, a.a. (8.50 pjn.), '.203 tons, T. Meyers, from Whangarei.— S.S. Co., agent*. GAEL, a.B. (10 p.m.), 95 tons, J. McKe**ie, from Waipu. —Xorthom S.S. Co., agents. \> DEPARTURES. WHANGAPE, a.a. (12.10 p.m.), 2951 tons, H. 'Vhite-Buiou, tor Newcastle', • •• IfAVATA- a. a. (10.5 p.m.'/, 1159 tons, E. Stephen■on, forWhangarel. v ' • CLANSMAN, «.«. (4.15 * m), 635 ton*, E. McLeod, for Buaaell, Whangaroa, and Mengonm. HANAJTUI il., steam whaler, 127 tons, J. Hall, tor Dunedin. ■: .. ■ ■' CAED MILLB FAXLTHE, mow, 63 , tons, <?. Thornton, for Greet Barrier. MAXUBA.R.M.S. (10 p.ffl.), 8075 tona, H. A. Morriaby, lot Sydpeir. Piaengera: First saloon— Mlaa Plekard, -Mr*. Moorhouae, Mrs. and Mise Pena tM, Mr. and Mr*. Mile., Mm. Eaton-Carton, Mm 6.' woodhrdge, Mta 15. M. WheaUey, Mr. J. H. XottMnc, M?. C. K. O'Neill, Mine Nellson, Mr. *?fbg£& Mr. Ik"NeU*bn, Mi* Goring, Mr. tod Sta. Ctorwn-Gierke, Mr. and Mr*. > Brown-Clayton, and Mr*. G. Crawler, Mr. O. Folk, Mr. G. ZThoOar. M?. E. P.' . Brood, : Mr. O. H. Smith, Mr. O. K. water, Mlaa Bamer, Mr. J. Ho«". Mr. X. Bail, MM. Bte«dman, Miss E. J. Friend. Second a*kx>n>-Mr. O. J. Stobbs.Mr. Onnan. Mr*. X TVmpeon and two children, Mia. Cooper. Mra. / Phflpk Jfiaa Cannichaei, Miss Carteton, Miaa Purdy, . Purdy. Mr. aadjfa*. Mi« dell. mm Bow*. Misaea Dndiffcon (2), Mr. and Mn. Xmnody,">Mr. Nairn, Mrs. Foote.ted two-chil-dzn* Mr. and- Mrs. .McLeod. MU«* Nairn, Mra. tSgoMi Mr. NortfcStt, Mr. Tidd. Mr. Treloar, Mr. Bi*bop, Mr. Bryant,; Mr. and to. Babe, Mr t Manmi. Mr. Taylor. Mr. CJonnor. Mr Erera, and JB end 136 throngh passenger*. : ' WjJXVA, **~ ;»?•^tooa r :8dl«?, for Kaipara. CHELMSFORD, us. (5.5' pin.), 121 tons, E. H. Se«rt< for Maraden Point and way porta. . PAKMOA. a.a. (1t20&m),. 91 tona, W. Grdf. lor 1* Kao and Parenflareaaga. KORR, - <.«! (3.15. p.m.), 63 tona. If. J. - Bohtodttak for Tobot• v 'Cr' ■■■ March 13. WAIOTAOT, u. (0.10 a.m.), 273 tona, 0. W. lnniailiit,-<w tba, Great Barrter. ■ ■ >- r TASIWHA, i.b.' (0.20 a.m.), 265 ton*, If. Bettis, tot Paeroa. ; * ~; • . .. TXSBELB '■ EXJHBCm) TO-DAY. ■" ;v - v ■ • ' Appro*. - < T«mL'- ; . • From •••': time. Watauut9~* \. •«. Paeroe ... . 6.30 a.m. : ZattM r _ '.iM..>.«.PnM ... . IJOpjn. . -' WalotaU M {■• ;'*u a m Great Barrier IT p.m. . y*~** M ' w y ~ Whaagarei . ■ 7,p.m. ' I^tvnU' ; SAILING TODAT. : .V"-' <•>••• •••••.•■" ' • W.;' a Apnm. • -.IMb . tMttmliia. iuw, - < luterl Z,' U 1 — Whangaarel ; r K 11' a.m. •' ; vnwriiw r 5 P®Xehnkni" »• wOrcolbm 3 pjn. Gtiyhound .. m. . ~ North.., / . 6.30 p.m.. jpjpiM-: ■■: . . r Tuittiirt ..»• 1 pjn. '' . TKBBELO EXPECTED AT AUCKLAND. .■ ■ ■ -*«' r COASTAL AND" INTBBOOLO'NIAL. '» ; • '-v • - Appro*. ' VeasaL From .>:• data. Vokete _ "w Southern porta Mar. 14 . ■£aSutm& ''' T ' ™ aiafibrnifl ... ' Mar. 14 . •Uiam ~ „ Sydney : ... Mar. '4 TM«is „ M _ Sydney ... Mar. 16 M ' ■ ... Soothern porta Mar. 16. - " , J wit.-*.. "'..v r> . ' T«aaaL , . From , Safled, ~ BeaiC-.—•' W .-TnfetSonnd Jan. 10'; AaanaA - m. — Pngot Souad - To aaU v Lock Oem M Marneilles ... To aail Triton • ■■«. m« . » Maiden Islaai . To aail lifrrin Craig M Newaaatle ... To sail •f ' otzbßEA! ' * . --4 _ ; .• •«___• . ' ' Appro*. ToaaaL flailed. From. . data, KiUafta - rr-« • '•- 24 ~'• London w Mar. ,14 Opkva if 1 i. Jan. 31 " London Mar. 20 Vatana*.. — Feb. 4 \ Liverpool ... Mar. 26 Banrft* 1 *- • ... F(b< 6' London ... Mar. 29 „ Jan. 10 NewTork Mar. 30 BOTafffaia ' ; ;v Jan. 15 v New Tork Mar. 30 .Vbaluraa — Jan. 28 London ... Apr. I I VESSELS TO SAIL FROM AUCKLAND. Appro* TeaaaL Destination date. Grayhonnd -. Northern porta Mar. 13 Moi<tevU~. ~ «. London . .„ . Mar. 14. . Marama ~ Vancouver ... - ' Mar. 14 Beeeti. „. ... Gisborne > - Mar. 14 . Mmmx ' ... ... "... Southern porta' Mar. 15 *awto'ißl»y ... Southern ports Mar. 15 wke'a B*r Napier ... Mar. 15 • ' : 1 ' ' — VESSELS IN HARBOUR. liH eaMa ateamer, Jn s'resaa. B«wke'a Bay, s.*., At Railway Wharf. Matera, 8.M.5., Jn stream. ' - fiqoall, «.*, *t Bobaon Street Wharf, •• Whangajw,at Rail war. Wharf 1 ' Eaaex, M., at Railway Wharf. •• Southera Cross, sa, at No. 4 Jetty. Grerbrapd, eux. schooner, at No. 2 Jetty. . . . . Haaanni 11., a.a.,' at Hob*on Street Wharf. Northern Chief, barque, at Railway Wharf. Sazooua, a.a., in stream. Haacoto. u, in atream. Xaabei. harqnentine. In stream. „ Hula,' aux. schooncr, at Railway Wharf. The Walpori nrrived from We id port at 6.56 p.m., •nd berthed at the Hobaon Street Wharf. The Mara ma advised by wireless last night, that she expect* to arrive at Auckland at 10 a.m. on Friday. •'' " — • -The Makure is -to have a new fcrew fitted at Sydney, in place of tho one she lost. The Maktira, with ,a lull complement of pa«jengers, sailed for Sydney at 10 p.m;. yesterday. : The Teaman waa floated into doc 1 yesterday, A»d tlw> ferry ateslmer Osprey waa undocked. It la probable that after discharge at the Railway - Wharf the Huia will go to -Whangarei to load cement The Pukakl left Westport at noon yesterday for Or.ehunga. The Con :na was due to leave Wellington at 6 p.m. last night for Nelson and Onehunga. She is-due at the latter , port on Saturday. . The collier Whangape sailed at noon yesterday tor Newcastle. She- loads a cargo of coal there ior Tokomaru Bay and Napier. The Tyser liner 'Hawke'a Bay is expected to leave Auckland for Napier and Wellington on ■ Saturday morning. . The coaster Squall, which has just completed air annual survey and overhaul at Auckland, is loading general cargo for East Coast bays and Gisborne. She sails to-morrow evening. Bain' has been the cause of detaining the Hau•piri at New. Plymouth, and she is now not expec ted to arrive at Onehunga until Monday. The Mokola, from Southern and East Coast porta -v if doe to-morrow morning. She sails on the return voyage on Saturday afternoon. Bain Interfered with the discharging of cargo from tie steamer Essex- yeaterda.y morning. she Mjila for Southern port? . to-morrow night or early . .: «a Saturday morning. . The steamer Rakaia arrived at yew York from ' Bombay on March 8. From there she proceeds to' St. John to load for Australian and New Zea- / v land porta. '.The,Botorua. jbonnd* ffom' London to Welling- - > ton, arrived at .Capetown on March 7, and Bailed : jfailClhe.aalb' day .toy Wellington, via Hobart. -'Hi' M.- v PYBA3iCS,' • r: - > 'v v /'' CBAain' Bfcopfotdi &T H.MiS. : ha« ad-' V-' Tia*a Captain - Smith, Itovai- N&val Registrar ior V M«w Zealand, that the dnll-shlp is expected to bo Ut -w«taif» about "April & - The -«49au«el -mftt not remain here long, so that Royal Naval Be-. * uMoU inust be prepared to go to »ea in her, if to eoatpiet* »W

''-'' : .|.| ; ''"' ■•'""•"■ I '''''' , '"'' , '' :: '' '■'■■"-'■'■ -' ■:- ti : ' • " TURAKINA'S PASSENGERS. the New Zealand Shipping OompanrbM received advice to the effect that the Tffrakina third-class paaaenger* will proceed to London from Rio do Janeiro by the Oorinthic. ' BY WIRELESS. \ The following vessels are expected to be within wireless range to-night:—Wimmera (Lyttelton to Wellington), Mamma (Sydney to Auckland), Maheno (Auckland to Sydney), Moldavia (Sydney to Auckland). Manuka \ (Dunedin to Lyttelton), Sonoma (Sydney to Pago Pago), Matatua, (Wellington to London), ' Talune (Auckland to Rerotonga). . •■-'.-■■■■--. Tne following vessels should be within wireless range of the Wellington station to-night:—-Wim-mera, Marama, Makura, Navua, Talune, Mabeno. Manuka, Moldavia, Star of Ireland, Matatua, Maitai, and Warrimoo. NOTICE TO MARINERS. The Marine Department has received advice from the master of the Oanopus that whilst his vessel was en route from Westport to Lyttelton he passed a large tree, which was floating, with about Bft of stump projecting out of the water. The position was S.E. , i E. off Stephen Island, between Jackson Head and Stephen laland. The master of the "Canopus stated that the objeofr was right in the track of shipping. .. A few weeks ago the baniuentlne Southern Cross, while on a voyage from Hobart to Melbourne, struck a sunken obstruction, presumably a. rock, near Bridport. Fortunately, the vessel only sustained verv alight damage. An obstruction near Deal Island, which did some damage to the Wakatipu a *iew years ajro, waa located afterwards by Captain Clark and the row of the Launceston Marine Board's tug Wybia. Up to the present, however, the board has not been adrwen by the Government to make a search for trie rock struck by the Southern Cross. .: Presumably this work will be undertaken before long, in the interests of the safe navigation of Bus Straits.--