SHIPPING.

New Zealand Herald, Volume LI, Issue 15557, 14 March 1914, Page 5

SHIPPING.

m , „ «». — c ' jru'h Wain at Auckland—To-day: 8.42 a.m.. * i.' 1 8.68 pin. To-morrow : 9.31 a.m., 9.45 p.m. ' |i Wolor at Man To-day: 10.41 a.m.. ( J",,' 10.57 p.m. To-morrow; 11. a.m.. 11.44 > • ' Run -To day: Rises. SSI a.m.; sets. 6.12 p.m. . '?'.. To-morrow. Rises, 5.52 a.m.. sets, 6.10 - 1'": Moon—Last uuarlcr, March 19. 7.9 a.m. l Moon—Last quarter, March 19. 7 9 am.

' c II WEATHER REPORT. j

1 Mr 1) C Bates supplied the following weather report nt i p.m. yesterday:— '• i Wind. Bar. Thor. Weather, j ~ Cape Man* H IS-, light 30.21 CG Fine i h,'.„,.;, afc . Iji MVi\ "I Fine ( » : Vanusaii II sit.* 1 ,1 ■W.'ih 87 fair Auckland s.W..bt 10.20 71) Vine i It 'I minimal AK. Ircsh 10.24 12 fine ' , ( Kan' t iipi' . N.. fresh 30.15 't air I fclsbornr St, . light :JU.IU 72 If'i no , i f.. \)>,n'i ■■ .> K. Hi*tit .ICI7 Til Fine , I CaVti*poin N F... light 30.15 65 Cloudy VVeiliru:i..ii ANA' . i 30 l.t In fine W |'iy,i...i'h W . light 3d 16 68 fine ' C t,„o, W., bieer.e .W. 17 ',1 fine ! *, iiiit. SW , hull! 110 1". '" l '"" ' Farewell Si N . llifht DO. 12 W Irlaty ! <■ t'nuiHinct S S V*., I>T 30.21 68 fine \\V«ip..i S W.. lißht 110.19 Of* Fan I Steuben Is W.. limit 110.12 6H Mazy j. ( ('ampin-.I N iv. ireih 30.10 69 Fine X,ilc urn 'aim 30.13 70 llnzy ! ■ \karca I.mlM Calm 30 06 lit Hazy • ).. 1;,,,!,,,,., ( ; ,mi 30.07 611 Overcast , v,,,,,.., N.. light J9W 64 Gloomy i HUll' N.W., iighl 30.00 62 Overcast j The btirome'cr has been unsteady, rising in tin- north and fallina in the south. The! «■<■»! i.as rontiniiwl warm anil tine, with, „., d-iuK and variable winds. j TO DAY'S FORECAST. Piewn' indications arc tor warm and j hum id cindiiioua, with increasing base and; cloudiness The biuometet is tailing every- , win-c and « change will follow shortly, with i freshening easterly and northerly winds. j

, — | PORT OF AUCKLAND. j |

ARRIVALS j MVKI'UA. K.MS. 6 110 ami, SO" 5 tons. j 3 I) S Phillips, from Sydney. Passengers: . First saloon Misses Bloorafield 0. Hurgoss. 1) BereM-id dark. Hood. E. Knight, J. 1). I Mitchell li W He I. Meadiiro.es Bloomficld. • "luvt.in Kiicrwik. liarwin. Knight. M.'tlley. !.„„, IV. : Resell, Willing*. Messrs. J. VS. ". ViKin- ■' N Arnold, C. Artis. O. Baron. Hloomnr'.d W. S. Bert. 13. H. brown, D. n,;„ VY. B Daly. E. J. Ellerbeck. GoldSim W 11. Han. A. E. Harv-m Maioy. W Mitchell. W. Mason, I'ryor. R. B. Paten. ; \V' "l< Ke.d. E Reach, the Rev. U. Wallers. ' \l-.'«'er R'»ch Second saloon -MtSMS Baker. *. ' V" Cullen R. Cullon. H. M. Dnndon, J. I ' Lvie Law--.i. Storey. SUIUr. Turner A. ' \V,U;-n Mcsd.imea Orißcn. Hodge. Jonef. I.awson. Nelson. Storey, Messrs. F. f , Brown N. R Bloomfisld. J. Baync Blopj- ., KM, "11 Ciirlinu, T. W. (..race. OH. Gregory. Hod»(e, M. Madill, G Morgan. Neli »on G B Pulham. W. J. R.chardson. D. "»: Reed Storey. Sclirooder. G. Thornton. Tur,l; ner Captain Fulton, the Rev. Philps. and 169 ihrouuh i>.is«encers.—Union S.S. to., agents. CLAN MACDONAI.D. as. (7.30 a.m.), 4839 tons. H. S. Southward, from Bella (South Africa)- ''<■ W. Bows, agent. y VCI'GI'RI s.a. 11.20 p.m.!. 163 tons, J. ..' Wilson, troni Hoiihora and Waihatara. Vas- * »»njters Mesdarces Mc7e».ridge. Williamson. -■'■•'■ : A Shen«en. Messrs. Todd, Lockwood, Oake, ■' Williams. Vazey. W. Bulrrin, A. Ferri.HM- . ':' low A. Stewart, Sweet. Smith. Mcl/uinnu. " Whitman. Blyth. Salirnovich. Gugich icko with, Matutinovich — Northern S.S. Co.. ', ! antnts. _, TANIWHA. I! (4.30 a.m.). 263 tons. W. ■| ; Bettis. from Paeroa.—Northern S.S. Co.. ,•.* tsenta.' ' DAPHNE, as. (10.20 a.m.), 192 tons, E. H. i' *' Gocrtz. from Mnngapai and Whangamamu.— !'• ; Northern SS. Co.. agents. [ ; , BADEN-POWELL, is '11 p.m.). 176 tons. ■■' '■'■" B. Poteisen. from Whangarei.— j •(■■"'■ Coal Corri.any, agents. ; -'">. CHELMSFORD, ... <7.45 a.m.). 101 tons. 1,'.. H. Joynt. from Whangarei.— S.S. I! ■'• Co.. agents M " DKI*ARTURES. |k|- TERRIER, s.s. (6.6 p.m.. 5123 tons, H. [■ Thorsen. for Newcastle. £:'■'?. ' ARGENFELB. (y.14.10 p.m.). 5515 ton*. f * W. Schmidt, for Wellington. LyMelton. and \ I•', Dunedin. >' MANAIA. s.s. (10.5 p.m.). 1159 tons, E. '•-,;" Btephennon. for Whangarei. i ■'.■'■ WAIOTAHL a.a. (6.20 r m.). 278 ton*. E. •-:■■ Keatlcy. .or Mercury Bay and Tairua. Yr TANIWHA. s.a. (11.45 p.m.). 263 tons, W. . K Bctlis, for Paeroa. '.' ROTO2IAHANA, s.s. (12.15 p.m.). 183 tons. m A. Stephenson, for Coromandel. '\i CHELMSFORD s.a. (8.15 pan.). 121 tons. f V H. Joynt, for Whangarei. !•; GREYHOUND, auxiliary schooner, 108 Ys' tons, H. Subntiky. for Tauranga. ; : "ESSELS DUE TO-DAY. 'P- Nairn* ire. from Gisborno. I Joan Craig, from Lyttelton and Timaru. m- Manaia. from Whangarei. T# Ngapuhi, from Tauranga. ■f% Clansman, from north coast ports. HJj, Waimane. from Pneroa. p Kani«ri. from Whangarei. Rotomahana. from Coromandel. ■''• Tasman. from Whakatane. Cbolmsford. from Whangarei. Paeroa, frqm Whananaln and Tutukaka. f VESSELS SAILING TODAY. f Makura R.M.8., for Suva. Honolulu, and Vancouver, at 10 a.m.. from Queen's ;. Wharf. ' Mailai. for Southern ports, at 2 p.m., from },£. » Queen's Wharf. ; ' Kaituna. for Westport direct. RosAmond, for Tolago Bay and Gisborne. Daphne, lor Awauui, from Northern Wharf. |i Taunan. for Tuuxanga and Whakatane, H from Northern Wharf. Clan Macdonald, for Napier. Lyttelton, and Wellington. .. VESSELS DUE TO-MORROW. Rlvcrina. from Sydney direct. Berths at Hobaon Wharf. B*. Victor!, from Southern ports. Berths at .' ' Queen's Wharf. Navua. from Wellington direct. I Waiotahi, from Mercury Bay and Tairua. ?;, Taniwha, from Paeroa. .; . VESSELS SAILING TO-MORROW. . r ■ Kanieri. for Whangarei. at 8 p.m., from jjjf. Northern Wharf. I Waimarie. for Paeroa. at midnight, from j Northern Wharf. j VESSELS DUE AT ONEHTJNGA. I TO-DAT. !•'■.,it Btrawh. from New Plymouth. VESSELS DUE AT ONEHUNGA. TO-DAT. Rsrawi.. Irorn New Plymouth. I, '' TO-UOBROW. i , Rimu. from Hokianga. I Claymore, from Waitara and Kawhia. i X VESSELS EXPECTED AT AUCKLAND COASTAL AND INTERCOLONIAL. Approx %• . Vessel. From data. j • Kaiapoi Westport ... Mar. 17 Kamona Newcastle ... Mar. 18 , i : Rosamond Giaborno ... Mar. 19 '; Wanalia ... ... SoutJiern po<ts Mar. 19 ..'• ,West.alia Southern ports liar, la Clan Matheison ... Bunbury ... Mar. 21 , : ".'■' Monowni .. Southern ports Mar. 22 '~ Mahcno ... .. Sydney Mar. 29 || Wairuna Newcastle ... Mar. 23 1 .; Langholm Southern ports Mar. 'S3 |. ;. Maitai Southern portß Mar. 26 I" 1 .; Rakaia Sydney ... Mar. 26 I Rivcrina Sydney .. ... Mar. 29 'i Victoria. Southern ports Mar. 23 Jfaitai Southorn ports Mar. 26 Bakaia Sydney ... Mar. 26 Rivcrina Sydney Mar. 29 Victoria. Southern portß Mar. 29 ill * Talune • ■ • Eastern Pacific Apt 2 i,j Navua South Sea 15.... Apr. 6 j Niagara. R.M.S. ... Sydney AL- 10 ; OVERSEA Approx , Vessel Bailed. From date. btnr of Scotland Jan. 6 London ... Mar. 17 ' , Banguiira ... Jon. 8 London ... Mar. 16 is J Jeßßno ... . . Jan. 4 St. John ... Mar. '11 § Buteshire ... Jan. 17 Liverpool ... Mar. ia Star of Victoria Feb. 3 .London ... Mar 3C {nvorkip Dec. 31 New York ... Mar. 3] ( l'akeha ... .. Feb. 12 London ... Apr, 5 Maiama R.M.S To nail Vancouver ... Apr! '. 1} Noreliuna ... Feb. 19 Lopdon ... Apr. 5 ! f'a! Henrik Ibsen ... Jan. 26 New York... Apr. If j ; ' HaDington ... Jan. 29 St. John ... Apr. it, W9stmel.ll. ... Feb. 14 Liverpool ... Apr. 2( fl I ~,. Couttport . Feb. 8 New v'orK ... Apr 11 ;■ . John Hardie .. Feb. 23 Now York... May £ ! SAIL. Veieo! From Sailed. I Andronioon, bo . . New York ... Jan. 'If. I Combermcro, Hal sh. Marseilles ... Jan 2j Mabel Gale. sell. ... Puget Sound ... Feb. -. jj oonorita, bit ... Newcastle ... Feb 21 I Louisa Craig, bq. ... Edithburg ... Mar. £ I Jcieph Craig. b(|. ... Newcastle ... Mar. 1] I William iiowdet. ... Columbia River To sail j; Roritt. bej Melbourne ... To sail ": Daniel, bo,. ... Claronoe River To jail ||j VESSELS TO SAIL FROM AUCKLAND f_ Apurox m B Vessel. Dnstination. date. 5 , Rivcrina ... Sydney ... Mar. II |5 «airn»,hiie ... Lyttelton ... Mar. 1' jfi Victoria Southern portß Mar. 1' 9 flftvua . . South Seals.... Mar. II 1 m JiOßuinonu Giaborne ... Mar. 2 SI Rangalira Wellington ... Mar. 2 I j M««ll ... .. Gisborne ... Mar. 2 II M l rnlu. . ... Southern ports Mar. '2 \ffl\ ■P.wieno ...Sydney Mar. 2; 11 Monowoi ... ... Southern porta Mar. 2 lif ■ pout hern Cress ... Norfolk Is. ... Mar. 2: !Wm watt Matheson ... Wellington ... Mar. % ; ||]I VESSELfa IN HARBOUR. Sill £rrainus. H.M.S., at Admiralty Whsrt. !"f[!S Maura, s.s. in atieam. Ittt H*uroto. i,». in stream. IP «ercru, ketch, in stream. mm Squall, 8 - 8 -- •>* No. 2 Jetty. iii' «*■»!"' s.s.. at Queen's Wharf. IB" v"! , ' > *'- barriuontine. in stroan. B g*jluna, s.s.. Nt Hobson Wharf. WSSI KMMIom. a., at Northern Wharf. ifH Makura, R M S., at Queen's Wharf. wmi £? rt,! 1 • ,lU3[ ' schooner, nt Albert Wharf. -|. ' nattthern Cross, s.s., in Graving Dock. I *'U»b Macdonald, s.s., at King's Wharf. S3 i.- »na. cable i team jr. at moorings. HIS: ' ■'

The 3 German steamer Argenfels sailed yostorday afternoon for Wellington, Lyttelit a Dunedin to discharge the balance ot her general cargo from New York. The coastal steamer Daphne sails this evening tor Awanui. She is due back on Wednesday morning next, and Bails at mid night on that dato for Whangapoua, Port Vnurlcs. Kennedy Bay, and Mercury Islands in place of the Paeroa. The Karamu arrived at Onehunga on ua S night from, Picton with a load of ciiatf. Sue sails at 11 a.m. to-day for Picton direct. Captain H. R. Stewart has taken command ot tie Rosamond in place of Captain H. Dryden, who has come ashore on holiday leave. The Northern Company advise that the consul steamer Ngatlbwa is . due back at Auckland on Tuesday morning next from nay of Plenty ports. She is timed to sail at b a.m. on Wednesday for Tauranga. Uhiws. and Opoliki. The Kaiapoi was to have left Groymonth last night for Westport to complete her load ins ol coal for Auckland. The Union Company's turret dock steamer lioromiko cleared Kaipara yesterday morning lor Sydney with a full cargo of timber. The steamer Hawaii will bo taken up on the slip on Monday for annual inspection and overhaul. The Gael will take up the Hawaii's running in the Mangawai initio while the latter vessel is laid up. The collier Karnona was expected to clear Newcastle last night for Auckland with"" a lull cargo of coal. The Wairuna is to load a cargo of coal at .Newcastle next week for Auckland. The coastal steamer Paeroa is due back at Auckland about. 6 p.m. to-day from Whananaki She will take up her usual running in the Whangaroi cargo servico on Monday evening. The Corinna will not come to Onehunga Ibis trip, but will return to Wellington trom New Plymouth with butter for transhipment Id the Itangatira. The Government steamer Tutanekai is at present engaged in cable repair work in Cook Strait. The Government training-ship Amokura, bound from Wellington to the outlying southern island groups, arrived at Akaroa early on Wednesday morning last. The Tyser liner Hawke's Bay is to leave Wellington to-morrow for Napier and Gisborne. The vessel will subsequently return to Wellington to complete her Homeward loading, and is to leave that port about March -8 for London. The barquentine Wanganui. which arrived at Wanganui from Lyttelton on Sunday afternoon last, proceeded up the river under full sail. The Koonya. which is now trading between Sydney, Newcastle, and Strahan, is under the command of Captain J. A. Robilliard. late master of the Wainui. Captain >nney, late of the Atua. arrived 81 Wellington from Sydney by the Manuka on Wednesday on his way to Dunedln for orders. Captain C. Clift, who has been on holiday leave, has resumed command of the Manuka, relieving Captain C. McLean, who has been ln command during Captain Cliffs absence. The little barque Wild Wave, which arrived ?> I - , y"it°n on Monday morning last from 1 ort tsperance, left the Tasmanian port on tebruary 27, and had favourable weather on the passage. The vessel brought a cargo of timber for the Canterbury port, Captain H. White-Parsons, of the Monona', as been granted holiday leave. Captain J.-. Carson has taken over the command of the vessel. A wireless message received from the captain of t. the . Federal-Shire liner Banffshire states that the vessel will arrive at Welling--1 ton this morning from Melbourne. The Banffshire is to be despatched from Welling ton on Tuesday next for Boston and New York. T « a , l, . xi l» BS schooner Huia, which arrived at Wellington from Auckland last Tuesday evening with explosives from the liner Matatua, met with much adverse weather, which delayed her progress. The Huia will subsequently visit Dunedin, Westport. and Greymouth with the remainder of her cargo. At Greymouth she will load timber for Gisborne and then return to Auckland with produce from the latter port. .. The New Zealand Shipping Company's liner Oran is due at Wellington to-day from 1 imam to complete Homeward loading. She is to leave Wellington next Tuesday or Wednesday for London, via Monte Video and Teneriffe. * While taking part in a cricket match at Sydney last week Captain J. D. S. Phillips, of the R.M.S. Makura, met. with a painful accident In fielding a ball Captain Phil P j *H em P te{ * to jump over a picket fence, nd, j his foot slipping, the sharp spike entered the upper portion of his right leg, which left a painful wound. Although the wound is still very painful. Captain Phillips is progressing favourably, and is proceeding through with his vessel to Vancouver. Mr. W. A. Kennedy. Wellington manager l or J" e m U , nion Company, leaves Wellington by the Tahiti on March 27 for Papeete on a holiday trip. Mr. W. H. Price; manager for the corrpany at Invercargill, will act as manager at Wellington during Mr. Kennedy s absence. Captain Barker, of the steamer Lord Cromer, which arrived at Newcastle last week From Valparaiso, via Sydney, has been appointed to the Now South Wales pilot staff, and will! leave the vessel at the northern ports. The first mate of the Lord Cromer (Captain Taylor) will take his place. The Richardson steamer Squall is expected I to complete her annual survey and overhaul about Wednesday. She will then commence loading general cargo for East Coast bays and Gisborne, sailing on Thursday or Friday m J} e i£ aw ~a vill and Albion liner Waimana left Wellington early yesterday morning for London, via Monte Video. The vessel is due at the Home port about April 21. THE VICTORIA. The Huddart-Parker steamer Victoria is timed to leave Gisborne at 11 a.m. to-day for Auckland, via Tokomaru Bay. She is ■ due here. about the same hour to-morrow and has 1200. tons of cargo to land. The Victoria will not proceed on to Sydney this rip. but will sail at 3 p.m. on Tuesday next tor bast Coast and Southern ports. RIVERINA DUE AT 9 A.M. TO-MORROW. A wireless message received last night from Captain Entwistle. of-the Huddarti Pa rker liner Riverma, stated that the vessel i will arrive at Auckland about 9 a.m. to morrow from Sydney direct. The Riverina is bringing 78 first. 32 second, and 49 thirdciass passengers and 1100 tons of cargo for New Zealand. She sails at 5.30 p.m. on i Monday on the return voyage to Sydney direct. NAIRNSHIRE DUE THIS MORNING. The Federal-Shire liner Nairnshire is due at Auckland early this morning from Gisborne. . The vessel will berth at the King's Wharf to load frozen meat and general cargo for west coast of England ports. She sails on Tuesday next for Lyttelton and Welling- , ton to complete, her loading, and is timed to leave the latter port finally about March 26 for Avonmouth. MAKURA SAILS TO-DAY. A few minutes before 7 a.m. yesterday the Canadian-Australasian mail liner Makura Captain J. D. 3. Phillips, arrived in port from Sydney direct, after a fino weather passag© of three days 18 hours. The vessel berthed at the Queen's Wharf to commence loading for way ports >and Vancouver. She is lifting a large quantity of butter and other products here for the Canadian port. The Makura is timed to sail at 10 a.m. to-day via Suva and Honolulu. She is due at Vancouver on Tuesday, March 31. CLAN MACDONALD FOR LOADING. 7 Early yesterday morning the Scales turret--8 deck steamer Clan Macdonald arrived at 9 Auckland from Beira (South Africa) after a 9 non-stop run of 33 days. The vessel was a berthed at the King Wharf to load wool and , general cargo for the United Kingdom. She 2 sails this evening or early to-morrow morn--3 for Napier and from that port proceeds 3 to Lyttelton. then Wellington, to complete 3 her loading, sailing finally from the latter 6 port about March 24 for Dunkirk and Lonr ctoh. 9 —— — 9 THE RANGATIRA. 6 x, L ? ,cr advice received by Messrs. L. D. 0 Nathan and Co., Ltd local ants for the onaw, , Savill and Albion Company, states that the steamer Rangatira will not now reach Auckland from London and Southern ports until Wednesday next. She will land 7 about 1500 tons of general cargo, and will 8 then load frozen meat, butter, cheese wool ■i and other products for London. The Rangu. 5 lira will not now visit Wbangarei but will 0 leave Auckland on Saturday afternoon, March 1 21, for Wellington, where she completes her 2 loading. She is to lenvc Wellington on 7 March 26 for London, via way ports, in the 9 mail service running. 5 "■"~"""~- — ~"""——— — ,jj DELPHIC REPORTED. !S The White Star liner Delphic, en route 5 from Lyttelton to London, left Monte Video last Monday afternoon in continuation of her voyage. The vessel left the Canterbury port on February 14, and is due at her de--0 situation about April 1. She is fixed to •'■ l??\?- London on April 15 for Auckland. i Wellington, and limaru. being due here 16 \ about May 31. . 5 ________^_____ I STAR OF SCOTLAND LEAVES SYDNEY {• Cable advice received by Messrs. Heather, '• Roberton, Limited, local agents for the Tyser Line, states that the steamer Star of Scotland was despatched' from Sydney at 6 a.m. ). yesterday for Auckland in continuation of . her voyage from London. The vessel is due here on Tuesday evening, and after discharge ,- ing 2742 tons of general cargo visits Napier 17 and Wellington to put out the balance. i 7 — ~~ 18 NEW AMERICAN SERVICE. ;, The New Zealand and African Company 5j advise that the steamer Norfolk is fixed to ;, follow tho Roscommon on the loading berth >~ in New Zealand for Boston and New York. ,', The Roscommon will load at Wellington and , 5 the Bluff about the middle of April, and the jg Norfolk will load a month later. TERRIER SAILS. The Norwegian steamer Terrier was floated out of Calliope Dock yesterday morning and anchored in the stream to receive bunker coal from one of the Westport Coal Company's hulks. The difficulty which was ex jiorienced in regard to the wooden strips in the vessel's stern bush was satisfactorily overcome. In addition to having repairs effected to her propeller, a blade of which was lost while the steamer was on her way from South America to Newcastle, minor repairs were carried out to the steering gear and other fittings. The work was done under the supervision of Captain C. C. Pluukett.

Lloyd s agent at -Auckland, while Mr. C. B. Maßsey acted on behalf of the Norwegian Consul (Mr. R. Millar). The Terrier sailed last evening for Newcastle, where she loads coal for si South American port. BARQUENTINE SENORITA. According to a telegram received from Hokianga, the bavquentine Senorita. passed ■ the heads, bound South, on Thursday. A mistake has probably been made in the identity of the vessel sighted, as the Senorita loft Newcastle on February 26, coal-laden, for Auckland, and is therefore 16 days out. BUTESHIRE AT MELBOURNE. . A -Press Association message received from Melbourne states that the Federal-Shire liner Buteshire arrived at the Victorian port on Thursday from Liverpool, via St. Vincent and Capetown. The vessel is en route to the four New Zealand main perls, and after visiting Sydney comes on to Auckland. She is clue hero rbout March 25. OPAWA TO LOAD. The New Zealand Shipping Company advise Uiat he steamer Opawa, which is due at Uunedin about March 30, from London, has been fixed to load wool and general cargo in the Dominion for London. The vessel will visit Auckland about April 25, and after '"ting what cargo is offering will sail for Wellington about April 30 to complete, leaving A on- Zealand finally about May 7 for the Home port.

PORT OF ONEHUNGA.

ARRIVALS. KARAMU, s.s., 93-1 tons, C. Roberts, from I icton.—Union S.S. Co., agents.