PORT OF AUCKLAND.

New Zealand Herald, Volume LI, Issue 15520, 30 January 1914, Page 6

PORT OF AUCKLAND.

ARRIVALS. STAR OF AUSTRALIA, 6.#. (1.60 .p.m.), 6179 tons, J. M. Hart, from London, via Las Palmas, Melbourne, and Sydney.— Roberton, Ltd., agents. WARRIMOO. 8.8. (9.45 a.m.), 3529 tons. A Carson, from Southern and East Coast ports Passengers: Misses i'ercy. Lamb, Steele Johnson, Sergeant, Chicken, Hawlor, Inaex Cruickshanjt, 'iurnbult, Oerncke, LangdiUo, Walker, ilcKinstry, Buchanan (2), Primrose, Bloore, Dawson, Ayres, Lysnar, Mossman, Bloomnold (2), Dickson, Johnson, Hatton, Mesdames King and family. Ilea and child, Summon, lnglis, Manson, Mentipiay and child, Hyde, Sinclair, Snell and child, Walker end two children, Kiipatrick, Lysnar, Turner, McCracken. Pickering, Evans, Wilder, Messrs. lias, Gardner, Scott. Hemingway, Ross (2). Hetiing, Sinclair, iticliwdson, Kpmsgon. Fenton, Bro. George. ParKhous?, Hahonoy, Hodgson, Dalgety, Smith,- Kilpatrick, Williams, Monte En*. Lylian, Mossman, Fewhiro, Hall, Williams, Clark, McCwcken, Device. Johnson, Reedy, Davis, Pickering., Simmonds, Benzie, and 25 steerage—Union 5.5..C0., agents.. MANAI-A, s.s. (6.30 p.m.). 1159 tans, E Stephenson, from Whangarei. Passengers: Meadamca Rouse, Lowe,' Cnlley, Ryan, Mountain, McLcod, Farrell, Page. ' Kemp, Wcdcnson and child, Hoare, Funke, Ker. Sutherland, Clark, Dysart and family,, Hor den. Ker, Clark, ' Ruth. Cheapo and two children,. Houston, . Barron, Tempery, Steele Hickey, Atkinson, Valentine. Menzies. Enrisht. Deveson, Watkins,-- Misses Jogger, A damson, Mincher. Barry, Wilson. Nurse, Illingworth, Clark, Horden, Chadwick Atkinson, Russell,'Hardy,'Watkins, Culley, Wilson. Messrs.- McKenzie, Bevens, Widdowson. Pago. Bloomfield, Ingram, Nealus, Fell. Killen, Wilson, Barron, „ Gosset, •- Long Wright, Cannon, Black, Hamilton, Harrison, Sutherland, Smith, Hunter. Dvsart, McArdie. Hiley, Burnett. Black. 'Hamilton. Harrison, Jones, Sutherland ,' (2), Smith, . McMillan, Miller, Tempery, ' Valentine. Enright, Jasper, Harrison,'. Kaipara. Hennessey, Henderson, Jack, Bennie,»Hilford, Instone,. Ferscough, Captain Ruth. Masters Hunter, Sutherland, Moody, Conyngham. and 11 steerage.— thorn S-S. Co., agents. • /j* ; ■ u ROTOMAHANit, «.W (5.10 p.m.). , 183 tons. F. A. Macindoe, from ~tho. Great Barrier. Passengers: Misses Stubbs, Cavanagh, \Wil cock. Rushbrook, Ferguson. Earll. Karaman, White. Kemp ton,. Osborne (2), Davis, Michman, Worra'l, i Holloway. Willcock, Ashley, Buo. Thome V, (2), Freeman. Lave, Munroc. Gordon; Whitmore, Haw, Silvs, Hcsdamea McFarlane and. two children, Dawson. Freeroan, Wilcock and two children, Nash, Driver, Boson, Bolows.; Reid. Davis. ' Shevan and two children, Messrs." Driver;i Boson, Bolow* Reid, Davis,': Shavan, Ohlson, Wattora. Mor can. Wijlacy. Merrington.;• Davis, Ward Carroll. Dawson, ' Jackson, Cowern, • Jenison Ginn."" Hotdon, Leathart, • Hassell. Wilcock Wilks. Darby, Rov, Kempton, Master K«*in« (2). (roldsiem (2). .Skilly, Brown (2).— Northern, S.S Co., : agents. . •- V-'V" *•" WAIMARIE;., s a. (510 •' am.). 245 tons, 3 Freeman," fronl. Paeroa.— S.S." Co. •gents. • ( -■■■•■': * KANIERI, s.s. (6.20 a.m.), 203 tons, T Meyers, from Whangarei.—Northern 's S. Co. agents.: ■■■>'■ —• \ ■ BADEN-POWELL, «!».. 178 tons, H. Peter «en, from Whangarei.—Northern Coal;. Co., -,■'.•gents. ; • _WAITANGI. a.B. (7.50 a.m.). ' 171 tons, I '.W Corbett. from the,Coast.—Kauri Timber Co, Ltd ,*", aeents. • _ ENDEAVOUR, ' auxiliary ketch. 84 "tons, Rasa:.' from Whangarei —New, Zealand Port land Ccment Co., agents.,"' - , _ WAIAPU, ' auxiliary' schooner, 57 tons, L. from Whangarei.— and*. Ford, agents. . , * < f,\»'■ ' - . departures' ILFORD, a s. (0 10 a.m.). 42C6 tons. F. T. Njcidle,-; for-Wellingtons and Dnnedin. ■ " : KANIERI s.s. (9.10 p.m.). 203 Z tons, i T. Meyers.*, for Whangarei. • • - _ AWANUI. schooner," 95*. tons. J.* Brown;- for Tolago Bay, Tokomaru 'Bay, and Gisborne. : ?Zss£TjiSOAki?3o,'jJ v '' - x'SIvS &A WAIMARIE, s.s. (0.15 a.m.),' 245 tons, 3, Freeman, for;Paeroa;- ■'.- . i ■ r -■ r ■ " '■ y / i . VESSELS. DUE TO-T>AY. Waimana. from London, via Capetown. , ' Queensland, from Newcastle. 'Ngatiaura, from Opotiki. ' . ' v .'■.'? •TaniTha. from Paeroa. ' . - , * Tasman, from Whakatane. . : ' VESSELS SAILING TO-DAY. ! ' Woglinde, .for 'Wellington,-.' Lyttelton, - and ' Dunedin. ' ~ " , »• ', . M Manais, for Whangarei, from Northern Wharf. • - t- ... Ngapuhi, for Taaranga, from No. 3 Jetty, Waiotahi, for Mercury Bay and Tairoa, from No. 3 Jetty. — •< Taniwha. for Paeroa, from' Northern Wharf, Rotomahana, for Coromandel, from No 3 Jetty. • f y Paafoa, for Whangarei. from No, 3,Jetty, Chelmsford, for . Ohiwa, from : Northern . Wharf. (VESSELS EXPECTED .AT AUCKLAND COASTAL AND INTERCOLONIAL, o 1 ■ ' ' » " ' -Appro* Vessel. From. data. Victoria Sydney -Feb. 1 Riverina ... ... Southern ports Feb. Hercules Newcastle ... Feb. : Xurow -westpo'rt .... Feb.-: Katoa Newcastle ... F6b. 'i Kakanoa Westport • ... Fob. : ' Kaino Westport ... eeb. • Rosamond Gisborno : ... Feb. ■ Koromiko Newcastle ... Feb. i Westralia 'Southern ports Feb. I Amokura Kermadeo Is. ... Feb. I Talunc... Eastern Pacific Feb. i Monowai • Southern ' ports • Feb., I Maheno. ... • ... Sydney Feb. I Hurunui (Southern ' ports Feb. ! Navua ... South gea Is. ... Fob. li Waitai... ... ... Southern .ports Feb. 1! Marama, R.M.S. ... Sydney ... ... Feb. l: Nairnshire Brisbane ... Feu 11 OVERSEA. Appro* Vessel. Sailed. From date. Ascot Dec. — Seychelles Is. Feb. : Aparima ... Dec. 13 Calcutta ... Feb. : Burgcrmeister " Hachmann. ... Nov. 14 New York ... Feb. 1 Cairnrosa ... Nov. ,28 Montreal ....Feb. i Makura, R M.S. Jan 21 Vancouver... Feb.—ll Hawke's Bay ... Dsc. 16 London ... Feb. I Waihora Jan 11 Singapore ... Feb. li Argenfels ... Dec. 12 New York ... Feb. II Surrey Dec. 20 Liverpool ... Feb '! Suffolk Jan. 8 London ... Feb. 2: Matatua Jan. 8 Liverpool ... Feb 2! Star of Scotland Jan. 6 London i.. Mar. } Rangatira ... Jan. 8 London ... Mar. : Niagara, R.M.S. To sail Vancouver ... Mar. I Jeserio Jan. 4 St. John ... Mar. I Invcrkip Dec. 31 New York ... Mar. 1 Honrik Ibsen ••• Jan. 23 New York... Apr. SAIL. . Vessel. From - Sailed Andromeda, bq. ... New York ... Jan. 21 Koko Head. bqtn. ... Puget Sound ... To sail Mabol Gale. sou. ... Puget'Sound ... To sail William Bowdon ... Columbia River To sau •! Corabermcre, Itai'sh Marseilles '... Jan', i ' Hazel Craig,, barque Melbourne ... , To sail ' VESSELS TO -SAIL FROM AUCKLAND - f ■• , s ' - '* " Appro* ti? Vessel. Destination. , date. :> Wciruna>'- ... Newcastle ... r Jan. 3: Rcramond ... ... Gisborno ... Jan. .31 Warrimoo ... — Southern ;, ports Jin.* 31 Kumara .... — Southern port# Jan. 3J Kiterina ... ... ißydney -.... «- ...• Feb. 5 Victoria' ... ...Southern •' --port®' Feb. i Star of Australia .-Napier ... - ... Feb. £ Wanafoi - ... ... Southern- ports ' Feb. '4 Wcatrali'V ... Southern ports ' Feb. >.7 Waiinan» ■ ... ... Wellington ■■•• Feb. 9 Maheno ... ... Sydney' ... Feb. I) Talttue... ■» ,f ... Eastern-Pacific Feb.''] Mnkura, R.M.S. ... Sydney ... ... Feb. 10 Monowai -•• .... Southern ports Feb. 10 Maitai... ..r -.Southern ports , Feb. 11 Mararaa R.M.S. ... Vancouver .... Feb. 14 Iliuunui ... " ... London Feb. lo Navya ... ... ... South Sea 15.... Feb. 19 Niagara, 11.M.5. ... Sydney Mar. 10

" ■ VESSELS' IN :HAEBOIfB. ; I '' Pyramus, H.H.S.. at Calliope Dock Wharf Karorit 8.8.. at. Chelsea. ', ' ' Httttoto., s.s. Ip stream. • , • Kercru, ketch, in stream. , Eunice, schooner, in stream. •• Moure, Bis., at Hohson Whan. . .. Ysabel. barauentine. in stream. - ■ ' Rosamond, s.s., at»No. Jetty. I ; r . Southern Cross, 8.3., in stream. VV&naka, s.s.. at tens Wharf. Kumara. s.s.. at King s Wharf. Hornfels. s.s.. at King's Wharf. . Wairuaa. b.s., at King s Wharf. - Woglinde. s.s.. at Hobson Wharf Warrimoo. - a., at Queen Wharf. Northern Chief, barque, in stream. Elsie Mary, schooner, at* Kings Wharf. Star of Australia, 8.8.. at Queen's Wharf/ Huia, auxiliary schooner, at .lung 8 wharf. . (jib. cable steamer, at mooring*. • IMPORTS. Per Star o! Australia, from London: 3400 tons general merchandise. n Per Warrimoo, from Southern pozts: 863 sacks oats. 530 bags rice. 744 sacks seed. 355 sacks malt, 24 sacks rolled oats, 24 sacks meal, 311 sacks wheat, 130 sacks oats, 50 sacks sharps, 125 sacks bran, 450 bags and sacks flour,' 152 boxes soap, 120 chests tea, 90 cases wax matches, '51 .ingots tin, 85 -ranges, 193 cases and. boxes confectionery. 40 reels , wire, 84 .casks pulp, 69 cases pickles, 40 cases ren nett, 19 cases tobacco, and sundries. The schooner Awanui 1 sailod ■ yesterday morning for Tolago Bay, Tokomaru Bay, ■ and Gisborne, with general cargo. The- cargo ■ steamer Ilford sailed _ yesterday morning for Wellington and Dunedin to ais charge the balance of her cargo of hardwood from Bunbury. ■ _ The coastal steamer Chelmsford is to sail at 11 a m to-day for Ohiwa direct. The departure of the Wanaka for Oamaru, the Bluff, and Timiru is 'now fixed for 3 p.m. on Wednesday, Fobruary 4. The Ngatiawa is due this morning from Opotiki. She is timed to sail again lor the Bay of Plenty port at 10 a.m. on Tuesday next. The coastal steamer Ngapuhi will sail at 7. p.m. to-day for Taurahga. She is hot due ' back at Auckland until about 7 a.m. on Sunday. The crew • of' the Moura were- paid off ■ yesterday. The vessel will'not return to the Islands, but will bo laid up at Auckland for an ' indefinite period. '• ■■ , The. tramp steamer Queensland, 'bound from ' Newcastle to Auckland, passed Cape Maria Yin Diemen at 1130 a.m. yesterday. She should put in an appearance here aoout 1 noon to-day.'and will berth at the King-' 1 Wharf to discharge -about 5000. tons of coal. The Huddart-Parker liner Riverina left Wellington last evening • for Napier, Gis- . borne, and Auckland. - The vessel is duo ■ here on Sunday morning, and sails for Syd- . ney at 530 p.m. on Monday.' • Mr. J. M. McCaw, late chief officer ; of the i Star of India, joined the Star of . Australia • in a similar capacity at' London' this trip. The Maorilarid .Company's steamer -Enne'r--1 dale will not come to Auckland with pro- | duce from Southern ports, as was expected. . The vessel is now fixed to'load a 1 cargo of timber ,at Greymouth for Sydney. The Shaw, Savill, and Albion Company's • steamer Waiwera left Wellington yesterday ' morning for London, via Rio da Janeiro. She ' is .due at the Home port on March 16. The' RM.S ,Moana arrived at Wellington yesterday morning from Sydney direct. She leaves Wellington at' 530 p.m. to-day for San Francisco, via Barb tonga and Papeete Mr. W. . Carrick, - late of the Tyser liner Star >of India, is now chief-engineer of , the Star of ■" Australia, in place of Mr. E. J. Doncaster. Who- remained' at London this trip.,. • , Captain W. A. Smith," of Wellington, one of the most widely-known mastersin the-New Zealand coastal service, has been granted '• a , coastal pilot's certificate. Captain Smith was formerly master of the little schooner, Clyde, and later of the Jessie Niccol. Having completed her-overhaul and survey on tho slip, the'schooner Eunice waa re launched yesterday morning, and j towed to an - anchor in the stream . She will take ■ in about 20 tons of coal ballast to-day. after which she proceeds -to Limestone -Island to load a cargo of cement for a Southern port. ' The collier Kurow 'feSt Westport at 11 a m. yesterday. for Auckland, with a full cargo f ' coal. She -is ,«ue here early; on -Sunday 1 morning.. . s -''« =' .• "The Tyser liner Nerehana arrived at Lon- , don' January 20 from .Wellington: after - * , smart.passage of-'4O days. The'vessel cleared . the' Southern port on; December- 10. ; *•? " The : New Zealand . Shipping Company s ' steamer Kaikoura left London on'.January 22 •! for Wellington, via Hobart . She is due at ; tho" Southern, port about March 10.' v.. > -'The Government steamer -Hinomoa'landed stores, at Cane Brett lighthouse on . ruesday morning, and arrived at- Russell ip the after noon. '.The' vessel' is due.at-.Cape Maria. Van 1 Diemen ; to-day, 1 and is >: expected -back 5 at Wellington about February 14. ' .■'. . [ y* Mr. iF. N. Hill, a native of Auckland,< who ! for -many, years-was a purser in the 'employ ' of . the Union' Company, died at .Melbourne on , Sunday last, alter a long illness.- , -lTho Scales liner Buchanan - is-, now. i coaling >at Newcastle. - She is due in • Now. s Zealand' next-week si to load . wool.: fox' the - . United-.-Kingdom or the Continent. V The ' tratnp steamer Knight.''of 'the' Thistle it arrived at Wellington last Tuesday morning- }. from Calcutta. . The - vessel brought .'a' full cargo of" coal for 'the-Southerii'rport: l ""' /v-' *-•": The four-masted bartfuentine. Aitinii- will. • piobanly leave ' Wellington to-day; in -.ballsit j tor Newcastle.. ' i. .* : v : : , THE SYDNEY STEAMER _ ,- ; The Huddart Parker ' steamer : Victoria is . reported by cable as haying been'despatched . from i Sydney < at' 7 p.m. on Wednesday for . Auckland direct. She is due here on Sunday ; evening. : : .. . . ' WAIMANA ARRIVES TO-DAY. • A wireless massage received last night from ■ Captain W. Burvill-Holines. -. of • the Shaw. i v. 47^" i and i Albion i'liner. Waimana, '' stated i that the v vessel (Will 8 arrive off Tiritiri Island about s_a mi ' to-day from London and -Capetown. Having • a largo quantity ,of explosives on ,board,- the, Waimana will - proceed "to the powder anchorage off; Hotuihi Island ,to ' dis--1 c A® rBO -.:.Thia will probably occupy two "days. She will afterwards come into > port >-to,r. disC charge several thousand tons of general cargo - beforeproceeding •to Wellington - and < Timaru ■ to* put out the balance. ; t . • ' /' .-«■•; APARIMA DUE 5 NEXT WEEK. 1 The Union Company's steamer ' Ap'arima is to Lfive Port Chalmers -for -Wellington;! After d^haTging. part of 'her-' original cargo- from . Calcutta'' at ' the Southern -port, the vessel comes on to Auckland to put out,the 1 balance. ' She -'a expected "to'leave -Wellington about' Tuesday -next,' and.;should">arrive > here on the following Thursday. ; v .'^ - '' HA WEE'S BAY AT MELBOURNE.; \ ; : ' The " Tyser Line's' steamerHawko's ' Bay arrived at Melbourne on ' Saturday last " from London, after - a good voyage »of 39. days. . After visiting Sydney,', th? 'vessel comes on to' Auckland, Napier, and Wellington. - She is 'due' hore about. February 11... - • HENRIK IBSEN LEAVES NEW" YORK. J Messrs. Heather, Robarton,; Ltd.,. local agents- for the Tyser Line, are advised that the 'chartered steamer Henrik. Ibsen, 4578 tons. Captain Smith, left New York on i January 23 for the four principal • New Zealand ports, via . Melbourne and (Sydney. . The vessel is due at Auckland about " April 1. • AORANGI RUNNING LATE. . • According to -a wireless, message received .last night, from the captain l of the Union I Company's R.M.S. Aorangi. the • vessel will I not reich Wellington until ■ this afternoon [ from San Francisco and way- ports.' The I Aorangi is. running a day, later than schedule 5 me, and is now timed to continue her voy- } age 'to Sydney , to-morrow evening. . She has I 1128 tons of cargo to discharge at -Welling--1 ton for New Zealand, including- Island fruit. ; She has on board 40 first,' second, and third--5 class passengers for New Zealand.' 5 : — S . THE WARRIMOO. ~ , 8 The Union Company's steamer'Warrimoo J - arrived from . Southern -ports shortly -before 0 10 a.m. yesterday, and after landing her pas--2 eengers at the Queen's Wharf, went to an 3 anchorage in the stream to act as flagship for » the regatta.- The vessel returned to her-berth last evening to commence discharging and loading. She sails to-morrow afternoon on the return voyage, and on arrival-at Dun--1 ?, dm on " Thursday next will - withdraw from J the East Coast service, to enter the Mel- " bourne-Cook • Strait-Sydney service, in place g of the Manuka. ? ' - J COMBERMERE LEAVES MARSEILLES 5 Cable- advice received•' Estates ' that - the 5 Italian ship Combermere, 1630 tons. Captain J Laddanza, has sailed from, Marseilles with a 3 full cargo of tiles for Now Zealand. Accord--0 inn to previous- advice, the Combermere was 1 coming to Auckland,and. LyttcTton. hut it. is * now' stated that she is proceeding to WellingV ton. She should put in, an appearance on I the New Zealand coast early in June. 1 5 — /. ——- . STAR OF AUSTRALIA FROM LONDON. . The Tyser Line's .steamer Star of" Australia J arrived at Auckland 'at .2 p.m. - yesterday frcm London,, via Melbourne ' and Sydney. ; and berthed'at the Queers Wharf ,to dis- '* charge ' 3400 tons 'of ! general . merchandise. The second officer reports that departure Was ' taken from tho Homo port on, November 30. A call was madp at Las Palmas on December . 6 -for bunker.coal, the voyage . being resumed : - the same day.'* Melbourne was .-reached 'on January 14; and after -discharging there site I proceeded -to, Sydney,' leaying the latter port U. at fl' p.m. on Saturday' last; The voyage, out i' was unoventful;'- fine weather generally being r : experienced to- arrival Captain J. M Hart 1 (late, of the- Btar of Canada) is 'in command. I his other officers heing:— Chief, Mr. J. M. I McCaw; second, Mr. C Vanderrßerghj third. , Mr. E.; Perkins; fourth,t^rL. s Muncey.-Mr. " W. '.Carrick" ia chief engineer, E. Brid- . cor second. Mr. C. .Richardson third, Mr. vJ. i Todd, fourth, * Mr. JB.. Connor a fiftb.'^ Mr.:' J. I B fSproat is chief rofrigorating engineer, and i. Mr.' E Coombes' second, while Mr. rH. J ! i Band ie Marconi"onerator. and Mr.' C..'"Frost is chief steward. - The-Star of Australia sails about Tuesday next for Napier and,Wellingi ton .to complete ; discharge,-after ' which she will load at various' Dominion porta- for London/--' - v '. "«-•* - • j* -