PORT OF AUCKLAND.

New Zealand Herald, Volume LI, Issue 15505, 12 January 1914, Page 6

PORT OF AUCKLAND.

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WAIOTAHT. >.*. .85 p.mt. 278 tons, C. itoprrans, from Mercury Bay and Tairua. 1 a-«.. gers Misses Limpet. White. Goldfm.'.i. clever. Mosirs, Vi'atson. Knyvclt, LarI• -, Billings'. Bailey. Norton.—Northern S S i 0., agents. WAISUHIE. » ,150 a.m I. 245 tons J. I- i ' : -'>'-. irim -Northern S.S. Co ft.", r." KAXIERI as. 1.3.45 am), 203 tons, T. Meyer*, from Whangarei.—Northern S.S. Co., £ gen: 1. KOrOMAHANA, s.s. (10 30 a.ml. 183 tons A S'ephenson, from Coromandel — Northern S S ii- agents. AKAROA, is., 70 tons, J. Whittingham, i- m tin I .-Parker Lamb Timber Co.. a.cotii . ' L| o. topsail schooner. 61 tons, W. Pelley, tram Whangarei — J. Craig, Ltd.. agents. JixruiY 11.

MA HEM). as. '9 20 p.m.), 5282 ions, D. 41 .--an. from Sydney. Passengers: Misses I ■■-• »er, Belcher, taraher, Casey, Davis, Dutf, J)-i-L- ( „ii Firth. Unft, Hatpin. Kirkwood, Man ire, Murray. McLean (2>, McGaflia, Ml- .\ ■..,< ,2i, Marsden. Mcßao. Murray, Norton. J '""' n '-,',:, Roydhouse (21, Stephenson, h.mub -3), Ihurban, Willcocks, Barker, Ber- -'.>. Meedames Alshan and two children, Art.e. Buckle. Burroughs. Delphin. Dawson. {•rr.Hr andI infant, Ooft. Guest, fleiphway, J if.and. Johnson. Jones. Kirkwood. Kelly and infant. Lawrence, McLean, McGaffin, Mc-<'-'Vor, MeKenzio. McMillen. Mclntyre. Waiarell, Pay, Rhodes. Hoydhouse, Ridley, Ri.brrtson, Swansaow. Sircain, Steele, Thorp. M, s ,ra Alahan, Artie. Burke. Bellamy, West. Beaumont, Bone. Blewfield. Barker. ColI.n. i "'??» Carfoo (21. Cox, Dawson. Day. JJolpfcin, Eisner, I rascr, Forrester. Graham -taster Gott, Guest, Oarnett, Guy, Hill, Heignway, holbrook, Hargroaves 12) Harris Harrowell I'D Hann.-iford, Harrison, Hobsnn". itwerson. Ireland, Johnson. Jeffrey, Kelly. iyov. Leyland, Lauder. Le Brun, Marltham. McGregor, Mack, McKcnrie. Malteus, Murray, McMaster Mcßae, McLean, McCain, Marshall. Meikle. McNeill 12), O'Connell icnokerton. Plomely, Priston. Roydhouac! Mrotih, Shorpe. Stone, Shouard, Scarpe. Smart, Sheridan, Smith. Sleathor, Thorwell, Ihorp, Vernan, Vaile, Watson, Wright, Winterboltom. Wither, Wilkinson. Wallace. Winch, and 178 steerage.— S.S. Co., gents.

, AUPOURI. s.s. (12 40 p.m.). 463 tons. J. Wilson, from Awanui. Waiharara, and HouT> or j r. Passengers: Mesdames Subritzky Bird 1 Stewart and child, Ganelli and child, Weakley, C. A. Masters and two children, Horn Rant and throe children, Johnston Smith, Gordon Pausina, Mißses Bird, Subntcky. L. Now, Ganley. Webb. Messrs. J* A „ Tno , m as, °- Williams. J. Grimsay. V or T&- ~- England, A. N. Wagencr. Vazey, J Walls, H New. A. Vazey. Btewart. H 8. Matthowß H Hansen Farrimond, Negus, Aleired. Bunkall, V. W. Everitt. H. Subrit*Ky. Smith. Johnston. Mason. Rosser, Bpraggon Panama. Wood Nabob Sha. T. Ivisfvich. Jaka Heka. Rev. Horn Roiti. Masters Phil hps, W. ,0. Hovley, MoUoy (2), H. Wilkinsod, Honr Raili.—Northern S.S. Co., agents TAN/WHA. s.s (3 30 a.m 1, 263 ton*. C. F. Irreenborg. from Paeroa.— S.S Co agents.

PELICAN. S.S.. 162 tons. E. Sellars, from Mercury Bay.—Ley land-O'Brien Timber Co.. Lid., agents.

DEPARTURES. Jaktabt 10. WAITEMATA, as. (4 25 p.m.), 5432 tons, 8. Nicholson, tor Newcastle. STAR OF IRELAND, a.s. (9.5 p.m.). 4331 tons. Griffiths, for Napier. Wellington, Lyttelton, and Dunedin. WESTRALH. s.s. (4.10 p.m.). 2834 tons. 1/ a. Bates, for East Coast and Southern por-.s. Passengers: For Gisborne— Misses Buthanap. Donovac Perry. Carter. TOilkins, Scott, Meg-lames Coleman. Armiger, Tuck and child, Taylor. Dunlop, Laurie Downey and two children, Perry. Peacock and child. Downey . Wilkins. York and child, Messrs. Moses, Hodgson. Oates. Gardiner, Hynko, Webb. Nowton. Coleman. Goodall, Jeffrey Queenin. Lcckie. Withy. Pierce, Curry, Loomb. Falkner, Wood, York. Squirrel, Olivier. Instonc. Muir, Braokering, Crawford. Allum George Stubbs. Whitten. Parkhouse, Tilden, Taylor, Laurie, Dale. For Napier— Jores. TafJon. Mrs. Boardmac, Messrs. Wilson. Gower. Gasloyne. For Wellington—Miss Lonegrove. Messrs. Hynds, Wilson, Williams. For Lyttolton—Miss < nnpman. tor Duucdin—Miss Young, Megdames Sealos. Hayes and two children and maid. Messrs. Hayes. Roach. Young, Seatea, and 35 steerage for all ports. iu K 9, ,TA> a.» J, 350 p.m.). 1994 tone. J. « Holmes, for Westport. ...'■f.PURA, a & (145 P ">■>. 2027 tons. H. V. illiams, for Tonga, Samoa, and Fiji Pasi.rngors: Miss Hanson. Mr. Verhaege, Maste,' Brolly.

ROSAMOND e.». .3.40 p.m.), 731 tons H. Dtyden. for Tologa Bay end Gisborne. TASMAN, (I. (3.15 p.m.). 171 tons. C. laulkner. for Tauranga and Wkakatane.

Jautaiiy 11. WAIMARIE s.s. 110.45 p.m.). 245 tons, J l' rooman, for Paeroa. KANIERI. a.« (6 41 p.m.), 203 tons, T Mayors, for Whangarei.

VESSELS DDE TODAY. Monowai from Southern ports. Berths at Northern Wharf Navua, from Suva direct. Berths at Queen h Wharf. Ihuraala, from Newcastle.

VESSELS SAILING TODAY. Maheno, for Sydney direct, at 10 p m frjm Hc.bßon Wharf. '' Manaia, for Whangarei, from Northern Wharf. Npptihi. for Tauranga, from No. 3 Jetty Clansman, for Russell and Opua from No. 3 Jetty. Waiotahi, for Mercury Bay and Kuaotunu. from Northern Wnarf. Taniwha, for Paeroa. from Northern Wharf, Rolomahana, for Coromnndel, from No 3 Jetty. Chelmsford, for Marsden Point and wav ports. ' Paeroa, for Whangarei. from No. 3 Jetty.

VESSELS IN HARBOUR. Psyche. H M 6., at No. 2 Jetty. Philomel M.S., in stream. PuKaki. a 6 . in stream. Kilbride, e »., m stream. Wanaka, s ».. in stream. 'Haaroto, as in stream. K'srei ii, ketch, in stream Eunice, 6' hooner. on slip I'polti. ss , at. No 2 Jetty. (Iraki, in. at King's Wharf. Ka.apoi, en, in GruvinK Dock. Mulieno. « h , at, Hobson Wharf. 'i nunc, b.s . at King's Wharf Ypabel, bar'iuenl;ne, in stream. Souifern Cross, as. in Hiream. MiiKar.iii, ii, a; Kind's Wharf Kakanoa. s » . at Hobson Wharf. Oreto, auxiliary Rchooner, in stream. Fair-burn, sihooner, at Aloert Wharf Nuna cm Chief, barque, at Breastwork. Ai-.eiin Sims. Bihooner. at Albert Wharf Waiapu, auxiliary schooner, at Kind's Wharf I'jrnnuj, H MS . at Calliope Dock Wharf Kaeo, auxiliary schooner, at Albert Wharf, Iru, cable steamer, at moorings.

IMPORTS. Per Kilbride, from Delagoa Bay: 5000 tond era I. Per Maheno, from Sydney: 1075 cases dates, 155 cases sultanas. 332 cases currants, 85ft bags bark 111 chests tea, 13 bales paper, 431 cases sardines. 69 crates bottles, 26 casks resin, 121 casks sulphur, 812 cases brilliantshine, 162 sacks whoot, 1153 pieces timber, 89 ingots tin, 60 casks cream of tartar, 600 caries sugar. 50 cases herrings, 400 boxes tinplates, 60 cases metal cops. 69 drums carbide, 182 cases candles, 207 bags tapioca. 1180 bags rica, 375 cases soap, 1011 sacks flour, 89 casks waste. 90 cases appolinaris. 378 bags fix.'. 100 cases beer, 374 bags seed, 99 cases i Geneva, a largo quantity sundries, and transhipments.

The Shnw, Ravill, and Albion liner lonic is 'lite a'. H'ibart on Thursday £;om London, t i, Plymouth, TenerifTe, and Capetown. The vessel has on board 382 immigrants for New Zealand, and is duo at Wellington on January 20, The Norwegian barque Anglo-Norman, 762 tons, arrival nt the Bluff on Thursday last iwa Maiden Island with a cargo oi guano.

Tim third-class cruiser Pyramus Iwrthed at tin- Calliope Dock Wharf on Saturday morning She will be subsequently docked f r > l-Miung and painting. The Mmiowai left Cusborne yesterday mo n.ng f. r Ti.komari) Bay and Auckland She is due here early 'Ins morning, and .. ram, 1 in sail on the return voyage at 1 I- ,11 10-morr. « "t:.o Talnne vias floated out of the Ca'liopo Do. k .ii Satuii'av morning, and berthed at lie King's Whar: to commence loading for ill.. Cook .in,l So, lely Islands She is timed 1., sail hi ion on Wednesday The Tyser 1 "or Star of Ireland sailed on Saturday eien.ng lor Napier. Wellington. Ly'.telt.in. mid Dunedin. She will discharge the remiundei ~| her New York cargo at li.e ports named The l'i ton Company's cargo steamer WaiI •pimita sailed on Saturday afternoon for ! Newcastle She leads a i argo of coal iheie [ lor Lylte'.ton and I.tnani i I'he Brisbane Milling Company's steamer i l'i"...u was removed to a berth a*. No. '1 ' Jelly on Saturday morning to commence I loadng for Tonga. Samoa. Fiji, and Sydney. ; r-ne is timed to sail at 5 p.m tomorrow. ! The collier Komala, which has been laid : up a; Auek.and since the commencement of In,- recent s'rake. sailed on Saturday after- ■ no, for Weslporl. where she loads a cargo ! of coal for a perl not yet named. Captain j J W Holmes 1. in command, his other offiI cers being Chief. Mr. McLolle.n; second, ! Mr Pray, and third, Mr. Christie, i The Warnmoo leaves Wellington this i eveiiiug lor Napier, Gislwrne. and Auckland The vessel is due here on Thursday morning The Westra'.ia sailed on Saturday afternoon for East Coast and Southern ports, with passengers and a full general cargo. She is due back here on Thursday, January 23. The, barque Louisa Craig left Hokianga :.n Friday last for Adelaide, with a full cargo of sawn timber. The Craig steamer Ihumata is expected - o arrive at Auckland to-day from Newcastle. Alter discharging a quantity of hardwood poles, she proceeds to Gisborne to put out her cargo of coal. The Katoa 13 due at Wellington to-morrow from Timaru She is on her way to Auck land with produce, and should arrive hero about the end of the week. The Moeraki. which has been laid up at Port Chalmers for several weeks past, is .0 leave Dunedin on Wednesday, [or Lyttelto". Wellington, and Sydney.

The steamer Clan Buchanan, of 5212 tons. Captain Simpson, is due at Wellington about the end of January from Port Pine to load wool for London. The vessel will probably come to Auckland to load further consignments before sailing for the Home port. Captain A M. Edwin, la'.e of the Monowii. has laker, command of the Moeraki at Dunedin. The Wciruna is expected to leave Newcastle a! any lime now fo Auckland, with a ful l ergo of coal. She 13 due bore about the end of the week. The Kurow 16 to load a cargo of coal at Westpor: early this week for Auckland. The Kowhai is due a* Onehunga this morning from Westport, with a cargo of coal. On completion of dis.-hargc she will sail for Greymou'h direct, with general cargo. Mr S Ludlow, late of the Wahine, has joined 'he K.M.S. Moana as wireless operator Captain J. G. 9. Doorly has taken com mann of the Taviuni, and has the following officers associated with him:—Mr. F. Edge (chief), Mr. Doe (second), Mr. Woods ithird). The coastal steamer Ngatiawa. which was unable to work Opotiki last week owing to the shallowness of the bar. IB expected to leave Ohiwa this morning for Auckland. She is due here to-morrow morning, and is timed to sail at 11 p.m on Wedi.esday for Ohiwa and Opotiki.

On completion of discharge of her Liverpool cargo at Dunedin, the Nevi Zealand Shipping Company's steamer hu.-unui will load at various Dominion ports for London. The vessel will probably visit Auckland to lift a quantity of wool, butter, timber, and other cargo. The Blackball Coal Company steamers, .are commanded by the following masters: — Ngakuta. Captain Muir; Ngatoro, Captain Dowoll; and Ngahere, Captain Dinner. The New Zealand Shipping Company's liner Turakina is due at Wellington troru Lyttelton on Thursday to complete her Homeward loading. She is to leave Wellington for London, via way ports, on January 20.

The White Star liner Zealandic left Wellington on Saturday afternoon for Gisborno and Auckland, for Homeward loading. The vessel is due here about the end of the week end will bo despatched finally for the Home port about January 22.

The Shaw, Savill and Albion liner Arawa left Wellington on Saturday afternoon for London, via Monte Video, Teneriffe, and Plymouth. She is due at London about February 21. The following vessels are eipeeted to be within range of the Auckland, Awanai, and Wellington radio stations to-night;— Maori. Wahine, Fiona, Willochra, Mahenq, Arawa, Tongariro, Westralia, Tahiti, Warrimoo. Maunganui, Moura, Maramu. and Ulimaroa. Captain C. McLean, late master of the Union Company's steamer Mokoia. was a passenger from Sydney by the Maheno last night Captain McLean piloted the Mokoia to Sydney last week, and has returned to New Zealand for orders.

TRANSHIPMENTS. Included in the Maheno's cargo from Sydney are transhipments ex the following steamers:—Wyreema. Cooma Age. Katoomba, Indara. Wakatipu, Boon. Empire, Aldenham, Eastern. Orvieto. Niwaru, Jozeft Agost, Fahey Sydney, Nero, Caledonion. Cobienz. Schwalen. Bchlesion, P. Sigismund, Kouingen Louise, Posen, Montoro, Shiaia, Mattra, Tango Mam. Nikko Maru, Taiyuan. Essen, Dusseldorf. Rostock, Dinsberg, Albany. Goslor. Colmar Annaberg. Mannheim, Brisbane, Worms. Plouen, Tasmania. NAVUA DUE AT 9 A.M. TO-DAY. A wireless message received last night from Captain Todd, of the Union Company's steamer Navua, stated that the vessel will arrive at Auckland about 9 a.m. to-day from Suva direct. The Navua is bringing 40 salmon and steerage passengers, and a large quantity of fruif and copra for this port. APARIMA AT BLUFF. The Union Company's steamer Aparima arrived at the Bluff at noon on Saturday from Calcutta direct. The vessel brought a full cargo of Eastern merchandise, which she will discharge at the Blurt, Dunedin, Lyttelton. Wellington, and Auckland. She is due here about January 25. THE CANADA CAPE. The Union Company's chartered steamer Canada Cape loft Sydney on Friday last for Wellington, Lyttelton, and Auckland, with £, large quantity of general cargo, which had accumulated at the New South Wales port in consequence of the recant labour troubles. She is due at Wellington on Thursday, and at Auckland about January 24. THE SYDNEY SERVICE.

The local office of the Huddart-Parker Company advises that the steamer Riverim, which arrived at Sydney at midnight on Friday last from Auckland, will be docked at the New Sout. Wales port this week for cleaning and painting. She will not leave Sydney for Auckland until noon on Thursday, one day later than usual, and is due to arrive here on Monday morning, January 19. The Fiverina will sail the following afternoon for Eaßt Coast and Southern ports as usual.

WAIHORA AT SINGAPORE. The Union Company's cargo steamer Waihora arrived at Singapore on, January 6 to load for New Zealand porta The vessel leaves Singapore early this week for Dunedin, where she is due about the end of January.

MOCRA FOR THE ISLANDS. The Union Company's steamer ?<foura, which was commissioned for the South Sea L.land service, owing to the withdrawal ot the Al.ua i n;i Tofua from the Auckland connection,, sailed shortly before 2 p.m. on Saturday fur Tonga, Samoa, and Fiji, with a full general cargo. The vessel will return to Auckland from Suva direct, and is due here about January 30. The Navua will lie the next steamer to visit the Islands being timed to leave here on Wednesday, January 21, for Fiji direct, proceeding thence to Samoa, Tonga, and back to Auckland. COAL FROM SOUTH AFRICA. An unexpected arrival at Auckland on Saturday morning was the Glasgow-owned Hteamer Kilbride, which came from Delagoa Bay (South Africa) with .i ci.rgo of 5000 tons of coal for the New Zealand Government. "he vessel left the South African port on November 3, and met with generally fine weather throughout the passage She will berth at the King's Wharf to-day to discharge, the whole of the cargo being con signed to this port. RANC.ATIRA LEAVES LONDON. Cable edvicc r->:eived Mates that the Shaw, Savill, and Albion Company's slcamer Rangatira was despatched from London on Januaij. 8 for Wellington, Lyitelion, Dunedin. and Auckland. The vctsel is making the trip in n'nre of the Athenic, which was delayed at Wellington by the late strike. The Kangatira ib bringing a large number of third-class and a few first-class passengers, and is duo at Wellington about February 21, and at Auckland about March 5. MA RAMA RUNNING LATE. Cable advice received by the Union Company states that the K M S. Marama. which left Vancouver on December 21 for Auckland and Sydney, via way ports, was expected to arrive at Suva yesterday. The liner is running two days later than schedule time, and is to leavo Suva at 7 a m. to-day for Auckland. She should arrive here about noon on Thursday, and will sail for Sydney direct several hours later.

MAHENO FROM SYDNEY. A late arrival at Auckland last night was the Union Company's turbine steamer Maheno, from Sydney direct, the vessel berthing at the Hobson Wharf at 10 o'clock, where she was medically inspected by the port health officer, and pratique granted an hour later. The purser reports that departure was taken from the New South Wales port at 6.20 p m. on Wednesday last, light variable winds and smooth seas being experienced throughout the passage. Although she was docked at Sydney last week the voyage was no-t accomplished in good time, the distance between the two ports occupying four days 1} hours actual 'steaming time. The Maheno is timed to sail at 10 p.m. to-day for Sydney direct.

KIMUTAKA AT MONTE VIDEO. The New Zealand Shipping Company's steamer Kimuiaka, which lei Wellington on December 17 for way ports and London, arrived at Monte Video on January 7. The vessel is duo at the Home port about Feb ruary 3.