PORT OF AUCKLAND.

New Zealand Herald, Volume L, Issue 15325, 11 June 1913, Page 6

PORT OF AUCKLAND.

(| v ARRIVALS. ':* SILVER. 1 SH. s.s. (3.10 p.m.), 3753 tons, Scrog(a g'K, from Makatea Island to Melbourne (put in 'ft for bunker coal).—Westport Coal Co., Ltd., is agents. Ui MAXAIA, s.s. (6.40 p.m.). 1159 tons, E. Stepfß henson, from Whangarei. Passengers: Mesdames [y Brincklev, Urquhart, Mcßae, Mack, Bans, Meyers, fl Wilson, " Yates, Billing, James, Matthews, Foot fl and child, Tregaskis, Sorenson, Eden, Edwards, I] ' Misses Martin, Kaki, Lovie, Paull, Williams, t! O'Xeil, Messrs. Anderson, McLean, Bryan, Purdie. If ■■-. Davis, Miller, McMullin, Ap'pleton, Douglas, I i '••'■"• Cooper, Lyons, Butt, O'Hara, Burdett, Massey. i\l'■-■■■ Thompson, Mullington, Verge, Marshall, Woods, '['■ Dunn, Bulden, Buling. Meyers. Smith, Ellis, Ed- :<■■ -wards, Matthews, Walley, Walker, Trerasbs, II : Smith, Ituebe, i.Haresnape, Carroll,. Sorenson. i{< Eden. Kav. Carson, Thwaites,. Driver, Captains jlj Barton and Woods, and 18 steerage.—Northern I! ;'.';■: S.S. Co., agents. \\> GLENELG, 83. (6.30 p.m.), 288 tone, F. Jonas, ilj : from Whangarei.— Smith and Co., Ltd., II .•- .agents.- - ' *'■■ >'■ v.- *'- .'.'■■" {j ; WAIOTAHI, ».«. (11.30 pjn.). 278 tons, C. \ HopU tins, from Mercury Bay, .Whangamata, and if „ Xuaoiuiiu.—Northern S.S. Co., ages'*,. and Kuaoiunu.—Northern S.S. Co., agc=t«. f : •'■■■'.;' TANIWHA, fts. (7.45 p.m.), 263 tons, W. Sulliif '•■■ van, from' Paeroa.— S.S. Co., agents. if WAIMAiUE," s.s. (6.30 a.m.), 245 tons, O. F. !| ' Greenberg, from Paeroa.— S.S. Co., I [,?'■; . agents. ':■-.'"•■ "'' .'■'■'■■-:'-■■..■■'■.'.■- •'■"■■ ■'>.- if!> ROTOMAHANA. M. (4.15 p.m.). 183 tons, _A. n|v^; Stephenson, from Coromandel.—Northern S.S. It'-1': i- Co., agents.;:.;.';' .:'■■._■-.■..'■ U ALBATROSS, : auxiliary ketch, 61 tons, A. I|| >7v Clarke, from Whangarei.— Zealand Portland iv I . • Cement Co.,' agents. ' ,'■;-, . ...... its. ''; ; ,s :: "~ : K\ ! '■ ~;-/;,: JUITB 11. r ;•. ..; ijl BADEN-POWELL, s.s., 176 tons, H„ Petersen. *\ S l v'-*' from.Whangarei.—Northern Coal Co., agents. IJ i• J CHELMSFORD, s.s., 121 tons, E. Keatley, from Ijtfi 'Marsden Point and way Northern S.S. Co., if;|-;>:.;.■ agents;: : ::;.- ".:,-■; '.-■,■■■:,.■:: r:- .■'...'. ' '■ <■ % < : ' : - v PAEROA, I'- e.s., 91 tons, J. s Taw, from Port 111 —: Charles, Mercury Islands, and way ports.—North- • : 1.-'. !ern-S.S. Co., : agents. ; - ~' ;r : ;.- _~ v ;.-.:;: ; j. « .. DEPARTURE^... 'ili : - VICTORIA. s.s. (3.25 p.m.); 2959 tons,. H. J. {I § : . Kell, for East Coast and. Southern." ports. • Pasill '■ sengers: For T Gi»borne---Mißses - Rockley, RayJ»« : :-. ■ S mond,.? Conrad, Arteen, Cox, Wright, Mesdames Ifg Martin, Beebe, Rutledge, Messrs. Coleman, Payitt, |i:fl Warnock, -Greatboch, Froma, Williams, .Bockley, ifß v: White, WWton, Keilderson, (Arteen, Fairbank, 8 9- 4 Spilker, Laidlaw, Kerr, Smith, Goodley, Rutledge \IQ " - Jenne, Porters, Whitehead, Grant, Beebe, Goode, if! |V : Be-?..: Archdeacon Williams. For Napier— ij 1 • Maefarianei Mrs. Bainey, Messrs. Haege, LeadI'l beater, Freeman. For Wellington—Misses Park- ? !'|"-; house,' Fnrveaux, Mrs. McDonald, Messrs. James. lit' ■ v" McDonald. For Dunedin—Mrs. Meyrick, Messrs. * <li Scott,; Brown. For t ,Tokomaru' Bay—Mr. Graoe. i f||':" For tyttelton-r-Mr. and Mrs. Craig, and 25 eteer- | i";|■:■.';' : age for all ports. ■ :,---v v- i ] ||| '■•■• ■ ''■-; KINI.s.s. a0.45.pj8J.),1122 tons, H. W. Platts, ll| | v". for Limestone Island, Wellington, and Greymouth. If]! vv WAIMARIE, s.s. (3.40 pjn.), 245" tons, C. F. liij Greenberg, for Paeroa. '-•■■:.;: ?lllj'-'• EANIERI,'s.s. (1150 ajn:), 203 tons, T. Meyers. Bi|» for Whangweir If ft \ ■ STEAMERS DUE TO-DAY.-Il}; /: 7 Ngapnhi, ifromTamiiriga.' >: - -:"•:. ■■ : :.-'-;' iJ it ' Clansman, from Russell and Opua. \ , ■jj -:A? " -iWaimarie,. horn.' Paeroa. '". ; . I' ;{ ■•■', •; : Kanieri, from Whangarei :^\ -,y- * |i.U Tasman,' from Whakatane. fj..t -'■' STEAMERS SAILING ' TO-DAY. || L; BrauMels, for Wellington, '.; Lyttelton, Timaru, fi.jf : «nd Brtneain.'-■•■'■'■'. -.x: u >.- .. ,_ . -—..;. 11.-U iOfc Katoa, for Kaipara, Melbourne," and 'Sydney.'' |l IT. Tf; Manaia, for Whangarei. .•.'.■'■/.:, IrU "•■ '• .'■;-' Clansman, for Northern ports. #i .'! - Ngatiava, for Tauranga and Opotiii. • It'll ~;Wai6Uhi, for.the Great Barrier. |: % ':■--■: Taniwha, for:Paeroa. ■■-..•'■ ' {M ■ Chelmsford, for Marsden Point and way ports. II !;';-: Botomabana, for Coromandel. ' , : |tji| ;■; .'. Paeroa, -for Whakatane. • , ,' m __'_„-—-._ ._

J ' tXSSELS IN . HARBOUR. " [•"•■■ Wanaka, s.s., .at ' Queen Street Wharf. -..>' 1 : Silveraeh, s.s.', in stream. " '~" I Hananui . 11., steam , whaler, at Queer, ;, Street ■ ' Wharf; -' ■'.•; ' •■■ ' fl Kereru, ketch, at Railway Wharf. .. i" '.- ■ Braunfels, s.s., at Railway Wharf. ! ■ Kauri, s.s., at Railway Wharf. j T Northern Chief, barque, at Chelsea*. ; j d , Hauroto, s.s., in stream. ! 5 ' Katoa, s.s., at Railway Wharf. j Sanvar, schooner, at No. 4 Jetty. i. Crete, aux.' schooner, in stream. 'j ; Amaranth, barquentine, at No. 2 Jetty. i Triton, barque, et No. 4 Jetty. jj Thora, barque, at Railway Wharf. '• j , ——— The coastal : steamer Tasman is due at Auckj land this morning from Whakatane. The Paeroa §;,;> .will; this for the Bay of Plenty port to-day, in will sail for the Bay of Plenty port to-day, in -:: place of the Tasman. ;| i;: The steamer Crown of Toledo, which has been .• ' announced as coming to New Zealand ports with j-i ' ■■•• general cargo.'from New York, will not visit the 1 ' dominion, but will discharge 'at Australian ports v/ • only. /"'■'' "; t .j; '■-...'■',■' •>■■ -..;■'..:■■■:■■ ■-._■■ ■ ■';•'. '.-•i- •:■■-';The Poherua is to load coal at.Greymouth and j* Westport this week lor Onehunga. (j i- ; only. : Monowai : leaves Gisborne' this morning ;for i The Poherua is to load coal at Greymouth and Westport this week for Onebunga. The Monowai leaves Gisborne this morning for ' . Auckland, via Tokoraanr Bay. She is due here to-morrow morning. : - r^-r-~ ■■ * ■ ■. Owing to -bad : . weather at New Plymouth, the -•• Corinna transhipped her : Onefaunga cargo there \i ■"■■ ,to the 'Rarawa.t, The Oorinna returns to Wellingi :; ton" and Southern ports from New Plymouth.... [:/'• It is expected that- the Katoa will. sail, this evening for'Xalpara;- where she loads timber for ' J;.' , Melbourne and 1 ; •. ; : ..' ~ ■ J ;From Tokbmsiru Bay the Kurow. goes to Napier i : - to" discharge balance ..of. her.'coal cargo, after. |-,i which-? she I proceeds to Westport. :, ' ~..."/. ~ The. collier -.Rakanoa/- is, to .'load : a'coal cargo JlfjfJ- at*Weitport en : Friday .ior. Auckland. ;-. >• ;,-/<■. ■~ 1: , Mr! J, 0. Barnett, is. to load 'a'coat"'cargo at Westport on Friday.,for Auckland. Mr. J. O. Barnett, late of the Maraxoa, has gained the Waihora as chief officer. ■'.-,.*■ ~.,.. .. mSfc- :. ... \ '. . . *. : " *

: The Union Company's steamer Waihora loads a coal cargo at Newcastle next week lor i»y> teuton. •*.«-' ; The Karamu loads at Greymouth this week for Onehunga. She subsequently returns to ureymouth to load timber for Wellington and Gisborne. '■. • v -•■ Captain J. Teixeira, who rejoined the Rimu on Monday bad to come ashore again yesterday on sick leave. Captain A. Parris, chief officer of the Ngatiawa, has joined the Rimu as master pro. tern. The Norwegian barque Triton will probably sail for Maiden Island about the end of this week, to load guano for Auckland. The new topmast will be stepped to-day. Captain W. Bettis, of the coastal steamer Orewa, is whore on sick leave, and is being relieved by Captain A. Hansen, late chief officer of the H'auiti. The Apcrima is due at' Colombo on June 18 from Cardiff. She will then proceed to Calcutta and then to Singapore and Samarang, to • load fo- the usual New Zealand ports. The Aparima is due at Auckland some time in September. The Government steamer Hinemoa was to have left Wellington last evening; for northern lighthouses, calling at Tauranga, Auckland, Russell, Eaipara, and Onehunga. After discharging a cargo of coal at Wellington, the Melbourne Steamship Company's steamer Brisbane proceeds to Mercury Bay and Opua (Bay of Islands) to load timber for Melbourne. The collier Kaiapoi is expected to leave Wellington to-day for Greymouth, where she loads timber for Melbourne. According to the latest time-table issued by the Federal-Shire Line, the steamer Morayshire is expected to leave Liverpool for New Zealand ports on July 26. Mr. J. McCuHoch has been promoted from acting third to third officer of the Marama; and Mr. L. A. White, third officer of the Paloono, has t>een promoted to the position of second officer of that vessel. Mr. H. Barber, late second officer of the Marama, has, transferred to a similar position on the Makura, relieving Mr. Drinkwater. who came ashore to sit for aa examination. ..-,,' The Waitomo (e.i Gifford) is undergoing survey and is having a ntmber of improvements effected at Port Chalmers. Mr. J. G. Seed, who has been chief engineer of the Arahura for some time past, has been Appointed chief engineer of the Monowal, vice Mr. Jas. Ormiston, who has retired from the Union Company's service. - ' Mr. J. Cable, late of the Komata, has joined the Arahura as chief engineer, and Mr. J. Dalziel has joined the Komata as chief engineer. Mr. Barton, late assistant purser of the Maungnnui, has joined the Mokoia as purser, vice Mr. O. V. B. Wheeler, who has been granted leave oi absence. The Eini sailed last night for Limestone Island to load a quantity of cement for Wellington. From the latter port the vessel proceeds to Greymouth. The Shaw, Savill, and Albion steamer Athenic leaves Wellington to-morrow afternoon for London, via Monte Video, Rio de Janerio, Teneriffe, and Plymouth. She is due at London on July 25. The Hacsa steamer Braunfels sails early this morning for Wellington, Lyttelton, Timaru, and Dunedin, to discharge the remainder of her New York cargo. The following vessels are expected to be within range of the Auckland radio station to-night:— Winim'era (Auckland to Sydney), Victoria (Gisborne to Napier), Maitai (Lyttelton to Wellington), Manuka (Bluff to Hobart), Atua (Tonga to Auckland), Indrapura (Napier to Wellington), Navua (Wellington to Westport), and H.M.S. New Zealand (at Nelson). ATUA'S EXPECTED ARRIVAL. A wireless message received- by the Auckland radio station last night from the captain of the Union Company's steamer Atua, stated that the vessel will arrive at Auckland to-morrow morning from Sydney and Island ports. - ACCIDENT TO THE AUPOURI. A slight accident happened to the Northern Company's steamer Aupouri shortly after the vessel had left the Thames on Monday morning last for Auckland, when a flaw was discovered in one of the vessel's crank shafts. The Aupouri came on to Auckland under one propellor. -v new shaft is now being fitted, and she will resume her running in the Thames service on Friday morning. NEW TORE STEAMERS. The steamer Northern is to load general cargo at - New „ York in July, for Melbourne, Sydney, Auckland, Wellington, Lyttelton, and Dunedin, under the auspices of the American and Australian Line. -..■■■ The* steamer Rheinfels is to load at New York on June 30, under the auspices of the United States and . Australasian Line! for Australian and New Zealand ports. . ' -• ] CORINTHIC AT : WELLINGTON. : The Shaw, Savill, and Albion liner Corinthio arrived at Wellington yesterday morning from London and way ports. The vessel brought 614 first and third-class passengers. The majority of those booked for Auckland will arrive by the Main Trunk express to-morrow morning, and others, together with Auckland cargo, amounting to 220 tons,.will come on by the Maitai, due on Sunday morning next. The Oorinthic will complete her discharge at Lyttelton, and it to sail from Wellington for London on July 10. SALVING AN AMERICAN SCHOONER. The Union Company's steamer Waipori arrived at Lyttelton last Friday morning after a somewhat lengthy cruise. She took a cargo of timber from Kaipara to Melbourne and Sydney, and after discharging went to Newcastle and loaded coal and hardwood for Fijian ports. The Waipori called at Suva, Navua, and Levuka, and was then ordered to proceed in search' .of * the disabled • American four-masted barquentine Lyman D. Foster, which had been dismasted in a hurricane. The Waipori proceeded to. Kumbara, but information having been - received that a small steamer, the Ripple, had taken the barquent-ne in tow, the collier went to Levuka. and Penang. As the Ripple could not handle the disabled sailer the Waipori finally' took her in tow, at Tootoia. She was an awkward charge, however, as she had lost her rudder and was completely water-logged. She had lost about 300,000 feet of • deck-load, her four masts had gone, and her cabin was gutted. The tow was a most difficult one, as the Lyman D. Foster charged about in a most violent manner, sometimes running away to port and then back to starboard, throwipg heavy strains on the towing hawsers.. By skilful and careful manoeuvring, however, Captain Baron was able to get the disabled ship safely to Suva, where the task of taking her in pas* the reef was adroitly performed. The Waipori subsequently returned to Newcastle, where she loaded coal for Lyttelton. .".-.• SILVERASH FOR BUNKERS. The tramp steamer Silverash, 3753 tons, arrived at Auckland unexpectedly yesterday afternoon, and anchored in the stream. The vessel is bound from Makatea Island to Melbourne with a cargo of phosphates, and called here for orders and a fresh supply of coal. She left Makatea Island on May 20. The Silverash will be supplied with about 250 tons ':, of coal from one of the Westport Coal Company's hulks to-day, and is expected to resume her voyage to Melbourne this evening. ■* .■:. .'' .V. ■ '•'.- ' :

HI '■:':' '? •VESSELSrSTPEOrED AT ATJCKLANDi Hi 'COASTAL AND INTEBOOLUNLVU T] ■ ■ . * ■:'■';■ ■ ' , "'• .": . '. Approx. I [i VESSELS EFFECTED AT AUCKLAND. .. COASTAL .AND INTEBCOLUNIAL. ! 8 Approx. i] i Vessel. . Prom date. I}-*-'.' RoBxmon&py-'Ui, - ... Gisborne .-:..;;?■ June 12 ' |i t'y Ataa ■.„' '.;»../- • ... Sydney, via Is.' :*■'■' June it HI}.'. Jionowjd.;„ : v~i'~:~* ... Southern ports June 12 I* V-..'- Kamona. ><si „. --v ... Newcastle. ... June 13 I';' ' : , ; Greyhound , "... '.... North era port* June 14 If '-..' Maheno ."-:";.»{ X" Sydney . ... June 15 11 1 '■-', Maitai ... :.;. t ;j.~.'.:'i' : ... Southern porta . June 16 f: '.- ' v Narua - ... - .»- —... Westport ... June 16 If jt .7 Canada Cape ■'..:." ... Newcastle ... June 18 |t j "..'Ealanoa'i-->-... ... Westport ... June 18 • it .;., Mokoia hU. ; v.../ *...'Southern ports ' June 19 ■ if -r '■>,Pyramus, H.M.S. . ... Lyttclton • ... June 21 is 1 :, ■■.; ■■ New Zealand, H.M.S. Russell . ... June21 I Li ■'"; Wimmera ?'. ..." ... Sydney , ... ; . June 22 If ':■''.". Victoria... ?'v-~i o ... Southern ports ;■•.. June 22 *}'■ j .Otaki : ........;.. ... Southern porta June 23 ft! '■'■•-*' kanaka : * l ;f::-. , ... Southern ports ; , June 26 • ■■'■ I • ■'.■'.- 'Waiwera'.i; *™ ':.'... Southern porta June 26 IJ1 I Talune t " ... , ... ... Eastern Pacific , June 2£ |fcl^^'■^:■Malml»/^.'■ ; :•'*-ii.■.■' : ...Sydney ... July 4 |f . Tofua; ; ... U. '...Sydney, via la. ' July 11 lj : OVEBSEA. ,.-"■ ' ''■■',•■■"'■ iff '''"'••• " / - -" ' App'rox. £•)•{ ; L Vessel. ..,— :.- Sailed. . From date. «} Bakaia ... : - i! ...' Apr. V.,' St. John ... June 16 if I '--Star of India Apr. 22' London '•",..'.; June 18 IjM Hurumri.. ... May 10 .. London ... June25 II f .' Snowdonian ;.. '■':. — ' Christmas Is. June 25 *]■[■ Niagara..* ..June 11 Vancouver July 1 i> > ''■■'' Kent '».»■-«. < May 3 ''Liverpool ... July 2 f { -- -' Kumars... —... - Apr. 28 .' ■: St. John ... .- July . 4 f\ ■■::■ '■' Makarini... ... . May .16 - London ... July V |f " Aberlour ' " ... Apr. 24 . New York... July 8 fjl ' Star of Australia; May 9 I , New York ... July 12 ft j {-• Cap* Breton ... May 12 ": New York „-;■ July 22 $• * : - Suffolk ... ... May 31 ,.'-. Liverpool ... ■ July 22 £"';} • Delpbio '.'.'.''"■■'" ... r June 6 London , ... July 26 I ':- j ; Wakefield -V -.-May 8 New York... July 28 .i-% '/'": v -.'.'.<'-'--;..•:'''■• ; SAIL. '■::■'-■■?■■ ' .•'' >;: -.■"■-■■. •.,• 5" ) ' ; "- ' ," Vessel. **v" : '.*'/"•■ "•'. Prom • ! ; -.- : --- : ."'• Sailed "• Bi I Loch Garve ~ ... Marseilles -.-: ... May 20 i)\ : -y Ysabel ... : V. ~. : ... Friendly islands To sail 5 \r Louisa Craig' ... ... Newcastle-., To sail . I: ( ' , -:■-'- » — " -' |i CI VESSELS TO SAIL PBOM AUCKLAND. is ::'■ . . ■ Approx. 6 l. ; Vessel. --...- ."!. Destination date. %■'■■■'' "Wanaka;-1. ; •.;.-,- ... Southern ports June 12 i [ • ••:\ Kauri... . .'." ~ v •'...; Fiji « :... .... June 13 I Jr. Thora •„. ... 7 ...Noumea • ... June 13 j i i ; Bosamond *'. ... :;'...' Gisborne : ... June 14 Hi »Y i Monowai... " ... " ... Southern ports June 14 I ;J % ■' Maheno ... ... .» Sydney .... June 15 ft : - Maitai ..... ... ... Southern ports ; June 17 t |- ■ Atua ... ... ... Islands and Syd. ' June 17 » t Kereru ... ' ... ... Niue ... ... June 18 ! | f ■'■ ' Greyhound ...: ... Northern ports June 18 '• Hi if' Navua .... Ftfi ... ... June 18 III • Mokoia ... ... ••• Southern ports June 21 fi.'l" Pyramus, H.M.S. ...Wellington ... June 23 if. Victoria... ... ...Sydney ... June 23 I % ''■■' Wimmera ... ... Southern ports . June 24 li m :■•"'■■■ Otaki .» ... ... Southern porta • June 25 flip New Zealand, H.M.S.., Fiji ... ... Juaeia l.fe Waiwera... London ... June 28 $j 9 -:'■ Northern Chi'it ...Sydney ... June 23 II I ; " Taluno ... ... - Eastern Pacific July' 1 |S .li- Niagara ... ... ...Sydney • ... J-ily 1 If -p" Makura ... : „. .> ... Vancouver ' ... J'jly i iff 1 Tofua „. ... ... Sydney, via Is. July 15.