SHIPPING.

New Zealand Herald, Volume L, Issue 15389, 26 August 1913, Page 6

SHIPPING.

IP-" - ' • m- Eigh. Water at Auckland—o.4B a.m.; 1.12 p.m. fe?' is,;*. ITf l* i* Manukau—2.47 a.m.; 3.11 p.m. is-V-' v Rises. 6.23 a.m.; sets. 5.23 p.m. oi;s o<>a ~ 8W » September 1, 8.8 a.m. Sir WEATHER report.

tv>? j 3 fa,lcn m , many parts of in andsuow oa the higher levels v?, t South. j The .barometer fell very low, w,^ 530110 to ns « in th « South early on prevail mortun tf Strong southerlica now TO-DAY'S FORECAST. indications are for high south to . aterly winds, with cold, squally, and . ..owery weather, tho barometer rioing everywhere. The disturbance is likely to laai some time , longer in the North and East voast districts, but an improvement may bo expected to fellow soon. PORT OF AUCKLAND. > ARRIVALS. _WSSTMISATH, _ ».s. (10 p.m.), SOOO tons. \\ arren, from Liverpool, via Durban and Hob art. -Passengers: v4l third-class.A. H. jNathan, Ltd.. agents. — MATATCA. a.a. (8.50 p.m.). 6483 tons. J. a.Giirjan, from ; Montreal, via Capetown, Melbourne, and Sydney. Zealand ShipPing Company. Ltd.. agents. _ WAITANOI. B.R. '3 a.m.),' 171 ions, I. Corbott, from the Coast.—Kauri Timber Co., ■kid., agents. . " • „ WAHiARIE, :; B.s. (8.55 p.m.), 245 tons. C. F. Greenberg. from Paeroa.—Northern S.S. . Co.. agents -f. * . ALBATROSS, auxiliary ketch. 61 tons, A. Clarkj. from Whangarei. Zealand Fortland Cement Co., agents. CLAN MACFABLANE. Russian barque (3-40 p.m.). 1540 lons. W. A. Makelar an distress, bound from New Caledonia to Htmburg).—Master, agent-. . - AtratJST 28. KANIERI.'. 3.8. (1 a.m.). 203 ions, T. Meyers, from Whangarei.Northern S.S. Co., agents. " ■ V DEPARTURES. _ MAHENO, S.B. (8.15 p.m.), 5282 tons. D. McLean, for Sydney. Passengers: Misses Hirst (2), Gillies. Duggan. Porter. Mejdames Care sna two children. Slavm. Sown, Campbell. "Wright. Hirst. Whvte. Pabst and child. Mess. S. Green, Lewis. Parr. Wright, blann. v Campbell.- Wright, Rev. Wright, and o5 ivv-'r eteer&ge. . ' ' MAN'AIA. s.s. (10.5 p.rn.7. 1159 tons. E. Stephenson. for Whang*nei. GLENELG. a s. (11.1£ P.m.). 288 tons. F. J ' Jonas, for WhAagarfci. |t. : . CLANSMAN, s.s. (6.15 p.m.). 635 tons, ,&. McLeod. for. Russell and Opua. ■ __ AUPOURI, s. (4.10 p.m.). -163 tons, E. H. Goorts, for Tauranga. - " TANIWHA. 8-9.' (5.10 p.m.). 253 tons, W. iiallsyan- for Paerca. ■ : -• AFANUI. £»: : (4.25 p.m.). 243 tons, J. »V,Wilson, for- Awanui, Houhora. Whangaroa, : "> • and Maagonai ■' '•<" • DAPHNE. m: (7AO p.m.). 192 tons, A. / Pert, for Mercury Bay and Kuaotunu. 7 ]' ROTOMAHANA. s.s. (7.30 a.m.). IS3 tons, F. A. Maclndoe, for Coromandel. ' " BADEN-POWELL, si. (9.15 .p.m.), 176 . tons. B. Petersen, for Whangarei. CHELMSFORD, s.s. (6.20 p.m.), 121 tons. - L E. Keatiey. for . Maxsden Point , and - way porta. - ' ■ . VESSELS DUE TO-DAY. Makers, R.M.S., t from Vancouver, ■ via f>v. > y ports. " Berths at Queen . Street .Wharf. '>;> Indralewav from ' London, via Australian &;•!•• .• porta. Berths at: Railway Wharf. £&'/. Min*ia; from Whangarei- .>; - . Daphne, from Mercury Bay and Kuaotunu. . Taniwha.. tram > Paeroa. iv RotoJEaisar>a;,froin Coromandel . " Taamaix; from Whakatane. _ _ Chelmsford, from Marsden Point and way // porta. r ' . ■i: / ; ; - r v : ;■:.:• J'"'.": VESSELS SAILING TO-DAY. Maknra, 8.M.5., for Sydney direct, at 5 '■ p.m.. irom Queen Street Wharf. - ; Matatua. for WellingtiHi.i ttelton,' and ■ Dtmedin.," ■ ' ; Mohowai.;' for « East C-ocvst and Southern ports, at 2 p.m., from .No. 4 Jetty. * - Tali 233«; for Ov>k and Society lal&nda, at noon,, from Hobson Street Wharf. . . Waimatie. for * Paercar from No. 4 Jetty. Kanieri, for Whangarei. from No. 4 Jetty. VESSELS EXPECTED 7AT AUCKLAND. ■ ' OVERSEA. , 1

VESSELS TO - SAIL F3OM AUCKLAND.

V VESSELS 111 HARBOUR. Iris, cable steamer, in stream. Westmeath, s.s., in stream. Matatua. 8.8.. in stream. Clan Maciarlane, barque, in stream. Monowai. s.s., at Railway Wharf. Melbourne, s.s., at Railway Wharf. Kurnara, a.s., at Railway Wharf. Wanaka. s.s.. at Railway Wharf. Greyhound, aus. schooncr. at No. 4 Jetty. Taiune, s.a.. at Hobson Street Wharf. \Vairuna, s.s., at Chelsea. Raraw.i, s.s., at No. 4 Jetty. Wakefield, e.s., at' Hobaoik Street Wharf. Haimno. p.s.. in stream. laga, a s., in Calliope Bock. Awacui, schooner, in stream. IMPORTS. Per Matatua, from Montreal: 300 tons general merchandise. . Per Westmeatli. from Liverpool: 5300 tons general merchandise. Telegraphic advice received from Ohiwa states that the coautal steamer Tssman is detained by bad weather. Should the .weather improve she will probably work Whakatane to-day. and should arrive back at Auckland to-morrow mornitx. The Tasman is now timed to sail for Whakatane at 11 a.m. tomorrow. The coastal steamer Ngatiawa is due back at Auckland: to-morrow morning from Opotiki. Her departure for Onotiki has been postponed until 2 p.m. on Thursday. The Rosamond' arrived at Gisborne at 5 a.m. yesterday from Auckland. Owing to rough weather she was unable to work Tolago Bay. he vessel left Gisborne last night for Tolago Bay and. Auckland. She is due here to-morrow morning. The Union Company . advises that the Kowhai will load a quantity of chaff at Picton on September 3 for Onehunga. The Union Company's steamer Kurow. 1 bound from Newcastle to Tokomaru Bay and Napier, passed Cape Maria van Diemen at 11.45 a.m. yesterday. The collier Karamu arrived at Onehunga at noon yesterday from Greymouth and Westport with a cargo of coal, She sails to-morrow afternoon for Westport to load for Napier. The barquenline Senorita left the Clarence River on August 20 for Gisborne, with a cargo of hardwood. ' The collier Kaiapoi left Newcastle at 6 a.m. cn Saturday last for Auckland with a full cargo of coal. She is due here on Friday morning On completion of discharge of her New York carso at Dunedin. the steamer Star of Scotland will. to Australia for Homeward loading. . The Wanaka is to load at Bluff on September 3. at Oaruaru on September 4, a.v.cl at Timaru on September 6 for Napier and Auckland. The Waipori arrived at Wellington on Sunday morning with general cargo from Melbourne, via Southern ports. After discharge,' - . • the vessel proceeds to Westport. ■•'i ' The Federal-Shire liner Dorset was to have left Liverpool last Saturday for Auckland • and other New Zealand porta.

.On her way north this trip the Connna will not come as 'ar as Onehunga. She » to leave Wellington to-morrow, for New Plymouth direct, where she will tranship her ynehunga cargo The Corinna will then return to Wellington and Southern ports. Captain Bilton, late of the Haupiri, is now m command of the tug Terawhili. having relieved Captain A. F. Watchlin. who has come ashore on holiday leave. ..The New Zealand Shipping Company » "per Euahine. which loft Wellington on lnursday afternoon last for London, via way Ports has on board the follow ins cargo from Auckland: 101 bales wool, 137 casks tallow, o0 caaics pelts, 117 eases cheese. lift bales hemp. 1981 cases kauri gum. 348 sacks kauri Bum. 14 sacks pelts, 227 sacks hides. Jib sacks copra. 3 cases horsehair. 35 bars bullion. 1 bor old coins, 29 packages sundries. . KAMO LEAVES FREMANTLE. Cable advice has been received by Millar's West Australian Hardwood Company., which intimate 3 that the Union Company s now steamer Kamj was despatched rom r remantle on Friday morning last tor -Auckland direct. The vessel is bringing 621.000 ft of hardwood for this port, and is due here about September 9. MAITAI DELAYED. The Union Company advises that the Mails! has been delayed by heavy rain at Wellington, j She is expected to leave the, Southern port at 3 p.m. to-day for way ! ports and Auckland. The vessel will arrive early on Friday morning. MIMIRO LEAVES NEW YORK. Advice has been received to the effect that the steamer Mimiro was despatched Iron. New York on August 16 for Melbourne, odney. Auckland, Wellington. Lyttellon. ana Dunedin. with a full cargo of general merchandise, under the auspices of the American and Australian Line. The vessel is duo at Auckland about October 30. WILLOCHRA PREPARING. The steamer Willochra. which was clar tercd by the Union Steam Ship Company from the Adelaide Steamship Company seme five months ago. and which has been on the lay-up berth at Sydney for the past three or four weeks owing to the falling oil in the intercolonial passenger and cargo trade, is about to be put into commission again. The vessel is now being Prepared at Sydney to enter the .Sydney- Weihngton-San Francisco mail service, in place CI tne Aorangi. The Willochra is timed to leave Sydney on September 6 for Wellington and San Francisco, and is receiving good atten lion from cargo shippers as well as passengers. RARAWA AND NGAPUHI. Such good progress has been made with the overhaul and survey oil the Northern Company's steamer = Rarawa tuat .the .vessel will bo ready to take up her running in the Onehunga-New Plymouth service a wceic earlier *han was at first anticipated, She will leave Auckland on Friday evening for Onehunga, via Limestone Island. • ihe Rarawa will arrive at the West. Coast port on Monday morning next, and is timed to i sail at 3 p.m. the same day for Sow Plymouth. ... , ,- ■ The Ngapnhi, which has been relieving the Rarawa on the West Coast, will leave Onehunga at £ p.m. on Saturday nest lor Auckland direct. She is duo here early on Monday morning, and will sail at 7 p.m. the same day for Tanranga. in her usual running. The Aupouri, at present engaged in the Auckiand-Tauranga service, will, withdraw on. Saturday morning., and will then enter the Thames service in place of the Waioiahi. ___!_ WESTMEATH IN THE STREAM. The' Fwleral-Shire steamer Westmeath arrived af, Auckland at 10 o'clock last night from Liverpool, via Durban and Hobart, and anchored in the stream. The vessel ,has on board 41 third-class passengers lor all parts of New Zealand. She will berth at the Railway Wharf lit 6 a.m. - to-day to discharge 8300 tons of cargo. From Auckland the Westmeath proceeds to Wellington. Jjyltelton,'and Dunedin to complete her discharge. MAKURA ARRIVES AT 8 A.M. TO-DAY. A -*ireles3 message received by the Auckland radio station last night from Captain Phillips, of the R.M.S. Makura. stated that the vessel will anfve at Auckland at 8 a.m. to-day from s Vancouver. via Honolulu ana Suva. The Makuni is timed to continue her voyage to Sydney at 5 p.m. to-day.. - FIONA FOR AUCKLAND. According to present arrangements the Colonial Sugar Rifining Company's steamer Fiona, which is at present discharging at Sydney, will return to Fiji to load; « fuu cargo cf raw sugar, and molasses for den-cry at the company's Auckland refinery. Phe is expected to leave Fiji early in October. MATATUA FROM MONTREAL. Shortly before 9 o'clock las!; night > the steamer Matatua arrived in the stream trim Montreal, via Australian ports, and anchored for the night. She will berth at No. 2 Jetty this morning to discharge 300 tons of general merchandise. The Matatua left Mod treat on June 25. arrived at Melbourne on August 13. and at Sydney on August 16. anu Itf t the latter port at 4 p.m. on Thursday last for Auckland. She' sails this --evening tor "Wellington. Lyttelton, and Dunedn t:: discharge the remainder of hit cargo. ; INTERCOLONIAL SERVICE. The •;Union ■■ Company announces the following arrangements in connection with the Syt'lney-Cook Strait-Hobart-Melbourno ser•wcffl .-—The Warrimoo/ which has been laid up at Port Chalmers for some considerable time, will leave Dunedin on September 8 for Hobart and Melbourne, omitting , the usual call at Bluff She is to leave Melbourne .on September .17 Cor Hobart, ' Bluff, Dunetiin. LytUdion. Wellington, and Sydney in the usual running. "■' .; " •■".■,.-'■' The Moeraki, on" arrival at Dunedin on Saturday from Sydney, via Wellington and Lyttelton, will remain at Dunedin until September 13, when she, leaves for Hooart and Melbourne, in her usual running. : • . RUSSIAN BARQUE IN DISTRESS. : With only the stumps of her three masts standing, and her bulwarks damaged, the big Russian baryue Clan Macfarlane was towed to an anchorage in the stream at Auckland yesterday afternoon by the Harbour Beard $ tug Te Awhina. The vessel was sighted by the signalman at Tin Tin early yesterday morning flying signals of distress, and was taken in tow shortly before 11 a.m. She was bound from New Caledonia, to Hamburg with a full cargo of nickel ore, and on the night of August 20 was struck by a heavy sea during rough weather, and practically crippled. The Clan Macfarlane took a cargo of lumber from Pnget Sound to Durban, and from the latter port went to New Caledonia in ballast. She cleared Bouembout (New Caledonia) on' August 14. It is not yet known what otepa will'bo taken in regard .to repairs to the vessel, which will no doubt be very extensive. The vessel will remain in the stream until the captain has received instructions from his owners. MARAMA'S OUTWARD PASSENGERS. The R.M.S. Mamma, which sails from Auckland on Saturday morning next for . Suva. Honolulu, and Vancouver, takes the following passengers: First Saloon: Mrs. Atwood. Mr. W. Ballantyne. Rev. Father Carr. Mr. J. B. Clarkson.' Dr. N. A. Cohen. Mr. E. H. Cole, Mr. Crocker. Mrs. Crocker and child. Miss Fiahe, Mr. R. B. Grange, Miss Harrison, Mr. F. Kupper. Mrs. Mallet, Mr. W. H. 8. Moorehouse. Miss F. Tilley. Mr. J. B. Tivey, Mrs. Tivey and infant, Mr. 8. J. Murton, Dr. A. B. Norton, Mrs. Norton. Rev. B'ather O'Meehan. Mr. A. Rowlands. Mrs. Rowlands, Mr. Russell, Mrs. RusKill. Dr. Roberts, Mr. P. Stairke. Second Saloon: Mr. €. L. Burgess. Mr. J. J. Campbell. Mrs. Campbell, Miss Campbell, Mr. Cooper, Mr. Thomas 8.-Dalziell. Mr. G. C. Ferguson, Miss Foulston. Rev. Mr. Galway, Mrs. Galway, Miss M. E. Pbipps, Mr. J. S. Pollock. Mrs. Sciuire. senr., Miss Smethurst, Mr. W. H. Smith. Mrs. Smith, Mr. J. Elliot Thorp. Mrs. Ulrich. Mrs- Watsen. Mr. W. L. West. Mr. E. H. Goodfellow. Mr. R. T. Garnett. Mr. Max Qoehlcr. Mrs. Goehler. child, and infant. Miss Flora J. : Hall. Mr. W. F. Jaino. Mrs. Jainc and three children. Mrs. Kelly and infant, Mr. R. P. Lane. Miss ' Kathleen Love. Mr. A. McLeod, Mrs. McLeod, Mr. D. McLeod, Mr. J. E. F. White. Mrs. White. Master P. White. Master B. White. Master R. .White. Master W. White, Mrs. Wilson, and 25 thirdclass.

®? ta supplied the following fe »«">•* nvoti, at 4: p.m. yesterday: * WH'i'rf, , r . Wind. Bar. Ther. Weather W# £ ape .Maria W., light 29.74 i 60 Cloudy <$" 1 ML B" W' w i' l l gU » 59 Cloud ®ste--- •"•»n a .«a« M. W. f fresh- 29.72 53 fair ' r'" Auckland ... 8.W., br. 29.70 58 Fair >V ,, Tawraasa ... Calm 29.63 56 Showery $' r»nM *?*''■*•" r i' * 3h 29,61 53 Overcast & ;;®, po ... Calm '29.55 SO Cloudy r--T; i*. «°< rno - S.W., fresh 20.65 49 Overcast ?».; It. A JSU ?«- S.W., light-' 39.65 55 Fair Las| lepomt...-S.W:, br. 29.70 49 ))mt!e V. N ™ ou iv s - E -> fr - • 29 - 72 47 Overcast r" Si, ll ? ht 29.63 55 Fair f'r £; Egrnont ... S.E.. fr. 29.63 56 Fine *- a Si a V" §Wd r * 29.73 56 Gloomy. . farewell Sp. 1*. F light 29 70 44 Cloudy [K C. Foul Wind li? fresh 29.71 55 ' fine Westpon ... S.E., fresh 29.70 55 Fair I?:,- Steplien Is.. S.E.,, light 29.72 15 Showery t C. Campbell S.. sale 29.78 49 Rain • " V a -™«T* il I W { r 2983 42 Overcast \ Wht §.. fresh 29.91 43 < loud;.v N ™: " Calm . 30 07 49 Overcast - nuf# eU ... S.K;, mx. 29.99 42 Showery f) — ... S.E., light 30.10 43 Squally

t ;• ■ Appro*, e Vegas 1. . Sailed. From date. A X&ikoura — July 8 London ... Aug. 28 Cape Breton • ... . Jane 21 New "X ork ♦- Aug. 29 Apturims - • — Aug. 1 Calcutta. — Sept. 4 B&einisla : ' " ... June'97 New York.. Sent. 8 Tyrone .„ ... Jnly 5 Liverpool ... Sept. 11 Pakalia ... ,' •; ... Aug. 7 Loadon ... Sept, 17 Whakarua •. ... July 23 • London. — Sept. 21 Niagara... ; ... To sail Vancouver... Sept. S3 Morayshire v; ... July 26 Liverpool Bent. 23 Waitnate »' v i"5 ... July 29 Montreal ...,Oct. 7 Northern '' — July 25 Now York • Oct. 8 Nerehana •... Aug. 21 X«ndan ' ... Oct. 26 * Miiairo •« Aug. 16 N«iw ' York Oct. 30

' "• '-r-i. ' v."." Appro* Vessel. Destination. date. Wanaka — ... Southern ports Aug. 27 Kumars . ... ... Southern ports Aug. 27 Wakefield ". Newcastle ... Aug. 27 ; V Wairuna ... — Fiji • — Aug. 28 Souall'—. —' — Gisbome ... Aug. 23 We?tmcath — — Southern porta Aug. 29 Melbourne : — Newcastle ... Aug. 29 Rwrawa v... Oaehunga. ... Aug. 29 Marama — — Vancouver ... Aug. 29 iaaitai... - ... ... Southern ports Aug. 30 Rosamond ■... Gisborae ... Aug. 30 Iliverina j-.i ••• ;. ... Sydney ... Sept. 1 Victoria — — Southern porta Sept. 2 Ta rawer a Southern porta Sept. 6 Kaikoura «- ... Wellington ... Sept. 6 Mabeno. — ••• Sydney ... Sept. 8 Monowai ... ... Southern ports Sept. 9 Tofua .... — — Sydney, via Is. Sept. 3 Navua... . — ...Fiji; ... ... Sept. 10 Rotorua ... Wellington ... Sept. 13 Niagara .. ... ... Sydney ... ... Sept. 23 Ionic ... Wellington ... Sept. 26 Maktira, R.M.S, — Vancouver ... Sept. 26 Ataa ... ... Sydney, via Is. Oct. 7