PORT OF AUCKLAND.

New Zealand Herald, Volume L, Issue 15377, 12 August 1913, Page 6

PORT OF AUCKLAND.

ARRIVALS. WAIMARtE. S.S.' (10.40 p.m.). 245 toss. C. F. Greeuberg, from Paeroa.—Northern S.B. C 0... agents. ""PELICAN, s,s. h.\S p.m.). I€2 tonis. E. Sellers, ftprn. the Bay of Islands.—LejlandO'Bnea Timber Co-agents. AKAROA, s.a., 70 tons. J. "Vfhittinsham. from the Coast.—Parker-Lamb Timber Coagents. ENDEAVOUR, auxiliary ketch. 84 tons, from Whangarei.—New Zealand Portland Cement Co., agents. NGARU. scow, 66 tons. W. Bourko, from the Coast.—B. Ford, agent. _\vAIAPU. auxiliary schooner. 57 tons. L. Vasts, from Whangarei.—B. Ford, agent. DEPARTURES. MAHENO. s.s. (S.lO p.m.). 5282 tons, D. McLean, for Sydney. Passengers: Misses Wallace, Gary. Lussance, Moronly. Ranjvuia. Mesdames Weber, Dunn. Robertson i puntr.oy, Baitter. Gibbons. Airey. Maki. Wallace. Messrs. Anderson, Weber. Pountney. Robertson, Russell. Baltaer, Gibbons Airey, Fricke. Graham, Burgess, Harle, Morns. Price, Morcney. Powley, Berlyn. Pirie. i«cX>onald,, Picnk. Lindsay, Brennand (2). Monk, Sugden. Morris Guthry. Arthur, and 50 steerage. MANAIA. s.s. <10.5 p.m.). 1159 tons, E. Stephenson, for Whangarei. NGAPUHL s.s. (7.10 p.m.). 691 tons, x. Haultain for Tauransa. AUPOUBL s.s. (5 p.m.). 463 tons. E. H. Goerts. for Russell and Opua. GLENELG. s.s. '(5.30 p.m.). 28S tons, F, Jonas, for Whangarei. TANIWHA. s.s. (6.40 p.m.). 263 tons, W. Sullivan, for Paeroa. APANUI. s.s. (8.45 pjn.).-343 tons, J. Wilnon. for Awanui, Houhora. WhangaToa, an* 3tfau.gonui. DAPHNE, 5.9. (8.15 pjn.h 192 tons. A. I'ert. for Mercury Bay. Kuaotunu, and Whang»,mst*. ROTOMAHANA. s.s. (7.30 son.). 183 tons. F. A.'Maclndoe, for CoromandeL • TASMAN. .s.s. (12.20 p.m.). 171 tons. C. Faulkner, for Whakatane. CHELMSFORD, s.s. (10 pjn.). 121 tons. 1. Keatley. foi Marsden Point ana way ports.

VESSELS DUE TO-DAY. Talune. from Timartt direct * Manaia, from Whaagarei. Taniwhn, from jE'serpa. Rotomahana. from CoromanaeL Chelmsford, from "Marsden Point ana way ports.

VESSELS SAILING TO-DAY. Monowai. for East Coasi and Southern ports, ttt 2 7>.m., from Hobson Street Wharf. _ ,-, t_* Ngatiawa, for T-uurans* and Opousi, from . ' No. 4 Jetty.,,* ~' . • . .....-._■ , ,_ Waimarie*forJ?aero*,. from No. i -Jetty. lor WhrnffSKei. from No. 4 Jetty, Greyhound, for Northern ports, from No. S Jetty. J .VESSELS EXPECTED AT AUCKLAND.

VESSELS IN HARBOUB. Iris, c*bla steamer, in stream. Haurolo. 8.8.. in stream. Atua, a.8.. at Qdme Street Wharf 1, Katoa. 8.8.. at Hobson Street Wharf. ■ Monowai 5.8., at Hobson Btreet wharf. f)elphic, s.'s., at Bsiiway Wharf, nga. «.».. in Calliope DockAmelia Sims, schooner, in stream. Greyhound, am. schooner, at No. 2 Jetty. Awanui. Schooner, in stream. Tho Katoa will probably sail to-morrow afternoon for Kaipara, where she loads a cargo 'ri timber for Sydney. The ,-aißtal steamer Clansnjan will resume her running to Northern ports uvmorrow evening. The Aupouri. which has been relieviiu- the Clansman, will enter the Auck-land-Thames serrice on Thursday. The auxiliary schooner Greyhound, which sails this evening far Northern ports, will .-jta.rn to Auckland about Sunday next. The New Zealand Shipping Company Advise that the Bteamer Devon left Melbourne on Saturday last foi- Sydney. After discharging .** quantity of Montreal cargo at the New South Wales port, she comes on to Auckland, being due here about August 28. It is expected that the White Star liner Dalphie. now discharging London cargo at the Railway Wharf, mil sail for Wellington and the Bluff about the end of the week to -Complete her discharge. Mr. C. Taylor, chief engineer of the Atua, has come ashore on holiday leave. He is being relieved by Mr. G. Skinner, late chief engineer of the Kurow. Bough weather prevented the Rosamond from working Tolago Bay on Sunday, and she proceeded on to Gisborne, where she arrived early yesterday morning. She left Gisborne last night for Tolago Bay to land cargo before coming on to Auckland. Mr. Cassie. sixth engineer of the Mahono. signed off v the vessel's articles yesterday. The seventh and eighth engineers have been promoted » step, and Mr. D. Palmer ha"s joined as, eighth engineer. The HfflOE Company's steamer Kauri arrived at Suva »t 7 a.m. on Saturday last froiu Auckland. She is to leave Suva on August 17. for J.autoka to load raw sugar for Auckland. Mr. W. Salmaa. fourth engineer of the Aluiv, hsa come ashore to sit for iris chief engineer's certificate. Mr. Coates has joined the Ataa »» fourth engineer.

. The derelict scow Tramp was towed into Sydney on August 1 from the Manning River. The New Zealand Shipping Company's steamer Ruahine is now expected to arrive at Auckland at daybreak to-morrow from Napier. The vessel will berth at the Queen Street Wharf to load dairy produce and general cargo for London.

„The Shaw. Savill, and Albion steamer waimana is to leave Wellington to-day for Lyttelton and Dunc' ; 'i, with remainder of cargo from London. Mr. N. MacArthut, second officer of the coastal steamer Aupouri. has joined the Paoroa as chief officer. The New Zealand Shipping Company's steamier Rimutaka, which loft Lyttelton for London on June 21. arrived at her destination on Thursday. August 7. The Union Company has been advised that the R.M.S. Tahiti arrived at San Francisco from Wellington, via way ports on the morning of Thursday. August 1. ,'lho Tahiti is scheduled to leave the California!! port on the return voyage on Wednesday. August 20. being duo back at Wellington on Ihtrsday. September 11.. The steamor Knight of the Garter, whum was danisged through grounding at the Blutt some time ago, is at present at Newcastle loading a coal cargo for the West. Coast ot South America. The Maheno sailed shortly niter eight o'clock last night for Sydney, where sho is due on Friday. The Federal-Shire steamer Kent, which returned to the Bluff last Wednesday morning with a fractured steam-pipe, left the Southern port on Sunday morning for Caws More ton (Australia). She will load at Australian ports for Home. . Bound from Timaru to Auckland direct, the Union Company's steamer laluno passed the East Capo at 8.40 p.m. yoir.erday. one is due here this morning, and will berth at the Railway Wharf to discharge her cargo of produce. The American bsranentino Amaranth, which recently discharged a cargo of lumber at Auckland from Columbia River, left Newcastle en August 4 with a cargo of coat for Sari Francisco. The Progressive League at Tolago Bay is : petitioning the Huddart-Parker Company to have its boats call at Tolago Bay to laud and pick up passengers and mails. The 3chooner Amelia Sims went to an anchorage in the stream yesterday, preparatory to sailing for Giscorna with a cargo ot . pipes. The following vessols are expected to .be within range of the Auckland radio station to-night:—Maitai (Wellington to Napier), Maheno (Auckland to Sydney). Maunganui (Bluff to Hobart), Mann lea and Atoana (Sydney to Wellington). Aornr.gi (Raroionga to Wellington), Wahine (Lyttelton to Wellington), and Makarini (Wellington to London). RANGATIRA REPORTED: According to cable advice received, tho Shaw. Savill. and Albion Company's steamer Ransatira. which is en route from Liverpool to the four New Zealand main ports, via Sydney, continued her voyage from Capetown on the evening of Wednesday, August 6. The vesiiel is due at AucklUnd about September S. THE RIVERINA. The Huddart-Parker steamer Riverina. 4758 ton 3. was due at Sydney en Friday last, from Frcmantlo and way porta. The vessel, which has been selected to replace the Wimmera in the Sydhey-Auckland-East Coast service, leaves the New South Wales port to-morrow afternoon for Auckland. She is due here on Sunday next, and a3 she will be visiting Auckland for tho first time, a great deal of interest will no doubt ba taken in her arrival. MAITAI DELAYED. The local office of the Union Company advises that tho Maitai. en route from Dunedin and Ens! Coast ports to Auckland, has been delayed by heavy rain at Lyttelton. She left the latter port last night for Wellington, one day behind her usual time. The Maitai is to leave Wellington at 5 p.m. today for Napier, Gisborna. Tokomr.ru Bay, and Auckland, and is now due on Friday morning, INDRALEMA AT MELBOURNE. The Tyser liner Indralema is reported by cablegram to have arrived at Melbourne on Saturday last from London, which port she left on June 22. After visiting Sydney, the vessel comes to Auckland, being due here about August 26. j She has 4610 tons of cargo on board for this port, after discharge ot which she proceeds to Nanier and Wellington to put out the balance. Captain W. H. Lea is now in command of the Indralema.

INTERCOLONIAL SERVICE. The volume of frame in passengers and general cargo between Sydney. Wellington. Southern porta, Hobart. and Melbourne has of late shown such a marked decrease that the Union Company has decided to withdraw the Manuka from this sexvice on bar arrival at Dunedis from Sydney, via Wellington and Lyttelton, on Saturday next. Where nassenger traffic is concerned the decision arrived at by the company to lay up several.of its steamers is probably due to the smallpox outbreak. The Manuka will lay. Tin-at Port Chalmers for an indefinite period, and consequently no passenger steamer will leave fhe Bluff on Monday next for Hobart and Melbourne. The Union Company has deeided, however, to despatch the Kaituna from Dunedin on. Saturday for Hobart and Melbourne, carrying carjio only. She will leave Melbourne with cargo onAugunt 28 for Hobart, Dunedin. Lyiieiton. and Wellington. . , ■ , NOTICE TO MARINERS. The following notices io mariners appeared in last week's Gazette:— Referring io Notice, to Mariners No 36 of 1913 re the arc of visibility of Tuahine light, the cut-off of the lisht by the point of lend just to the westward of light is about liSdeg (S. 82dt« E. magnetic), not S. S6deg E; magnetic as previously published in error. Charts, etc., affected: Admiralty Charts Nog. 2627, 2">28. 5343. and 3821; " New Zealand Pilot/' eighth edition. 1908, chapter iv. p*?e 125: "New Zealand Nautical Almanac." 1913. nafre 237. The HoMtika Harbour Board has notified that the green light hitherto shown on the end of the old south wall will be discontinued from September 1, Mid a green light substi-1 tuted for the whit* li<At on the extreme end : of the nev? south wall. * BARQUE ZEPHYR WRECKED. A cablegram frorn Hobart yesterday states that the baroue Zephyr, timber'laden, en route to Wallaroo, was wreeked in heavy weather oft Maria Island. The crow of seven landed safely. MATATUA AT MELBOURNE. The eteamer Matatna. renins: under .the auspices of the New Zealand Shipping Company's Eastern Canadian service, arrived nt Melbourne yesterday from Montreal. The vessel is en rente to New Zealand ports, and after visitins Sydney comes Auckland, being due here about the end of August. PORT OF ONEHUNGA. DEPARTURES. RARAWA, s.e., 1072 tons. W. F. Norbury. for Now Plymouth. Passengers: Misses Goodwin. Brown, Meedames Goodwin, Johnson. Smith. Messrs Cash. Millar. Watts. Campbell. Hardigan, Gallop. Fothergill. Avery, Shanks, Moyle, Crews. Stokes. McKenzic, Wilson, Norris. Cooke. Pearce. Smith. Canterbury Rugby League football team (15). and 19 steerage. BY TELEGRAPH. CAPE MARIA VAN DlEMEN.—August 10: A 3teamer from east passed, south at 11 p.m. to-day. NGUNGURU—August 11: Arrived—Jane Gifford* scow, from Auckland. EAST CAPE.—August 11: The steamer Talune passed north at 3.40 p.m. to-day. GISBORNE.—August 10: Sailed—Coronation, ketch, for Mercury Bay. August 11: Arrived—Rosamond, s.s. (1.30 p.m.), fw:a Auckland. NAPlEß.—August 11: Sailed—Euahinc. : s.s. (9 p.m.). for Auckland. LYTTELTON.—August 11: Sailed—B-cczr, B.s. (11.15 a.m.), for Port Chalmers; Karamu ss. (12.30 p.m.), for Weotport; Taviuni. s.s' (1 p.m..!. for. Greymouth; Cygnet, s.s. '.2 15 p.m.). for Akaroa; Storm, s s. (3.'4f> p.m.), for Pictpn; Maitai, s.s., for East Coast pons and Auckland. For Auckland— Mrs. Hall and child, arid one steerage. Potone, s.s.. for Picton; Mararoa, s.s.. ior Wellington. DUNEDIN.—August 11: Arrived—Corinna. s.s. (3.45 a.m.), from Wellington; xnvercarerill. s.s. (6.50 a.m.), from Stewart Island. Sailed—Corinna, s.s. (3.45 p.m.). for Northern ports. BLUFF.—August 10: Sailed—Kent. s.s. (7.30 a.m.). for Cape Moreton. August 11: Arrived—Moeraki, s.s. (4 p.m.), from Melbourne and Hobart. Sailed—Maunganui, s.s. (5.S p.m.) for Hobart and Melbourne. MELBOURNE.—August 11: Arrived— Matatua. s.s.. from Montreal. ALBANY.—Ausust xj.: Sailed—Melbourne. s.s.. for Auckland.

COASTAL AND INTERCOLONIAL, Avorox date. "Vestsel. From Ruahlne — ... Southern porta Aug. 13 Xoromiko ... Newcastle Aug. 13 Eosamond •-. .~ Gifiborne -~ Aug. 1.3 K-sitai — . --- ... Southern \>orts Aug. 15 Ulan Macinues ... Banbury Aug. 15 Greyhound — „-. Northern porta Aug. 17 RiTerina ... Sydney Aug. 17 Victoria ♦ ». Southern porte Aug. 17 jrjlWi'. ... ... Onehunga Aug. 18 EuniS.ro. ..< . .„ Southern porta. Aug. 20 Tanrwera ... JJouthern porta Aug. 21 Navua... —. .- ISaasara Pacific Aug. 21 Melbourne — — Christmas Is— h-ag. 23 Wanaka - ... ... Southern porta Aug. 23 Maheno_ —; ... Sydney Aug. 24 MotUJWTH " '.-'. ... Southern porta Aug. 21 Mar a tea. ••• Sydney Aug. 2» K.i-aii ... — - Fiji Aug. 30 Kamo ... ... Banbury Aug. 31 Ngaoubi . .« ...'Onehang* Sept. 1 Tofua .*. ... Sydney, via Is. Sept. 4 "Waibora ... Fiji Sept. 5 liotorua, .... ...Southern porta Sept. 9 Ionic ... ... Southern porta OYI1RSEA. Sept. 24 Approz. YesaeL Sailed. From eiate. Wnfceaold . May 8 New York.. .Aug. 16 Westmeath June 21 Liverpool •• . Auk. 22 Star of Scotland June 12_?tew York-. . Aug. 23 Makuia Aug.' 6 Vancouver Aug. 26 Indralema June 23 London Aug. '20 Devon <■ May 31 Montreal.; . Aug. 28 Kaikoura .- .- .« . July 8 London Aug. 27 Cape Breton ... June 21 New York .. Aug. 29 Tyrone . July 5 Liverpool . Aug. %i Mataiua ... .. June 25 Montreal .. . Sept. 1 Aparlma Aug. 4 Calcutta - Sept. 5 P.heinfeis . June 27 New YorlL. Sent. H Bangitira . July 19 Liverpool . . Sept. 9 Pakeha ... Aug. 8 London . Sept. 17 "Whakaraa July 23 London .- Sept 21 Morayshire- ... July 26 Liverpool Sept. 23 Waiaiata ;.. July 29 Montreal .. . July 25 New York . Oct. 7 Northern Oct. 8 SAIL. Vessel. From Sailed. Loch Garva ... Marseilles May 20 Joseph Craig ... Melbourne .. To aail Thora ... ■'■ — .... Fabre Island ... Duo Northern. Chiel ... Newcastle To sail. Jessie Craig ... ... Adelaide To aail. WiUiwn Bowden Colombia River To sail. Yaabal " ... Fritndly Isianda To sail. VESS1SLS TO SAIL FROM AUCKLAND. Approx Vesaoi. Destination. dato. ftjusll ... Giabome Aug. 13 Atua • ... Sydney, via Is. Aug. 13 Delphic ... "Wellington Aug. 14 Rosamond — ... Gisborne 16 3tf!aitai ... Southern ports Aug. 16 NBapuhi Euahine> ... Onehunga Aug. 16 ... Wellington Aug. 16 Victoria ... Sydney-." Aug. 18 Riverina . ••• ... Southern ports Aug. 19 Tarawera — ... Southern porta Aug. 23 Eumara ... Southern porta. Aug. 24