PORT OF AUCKLAND.

New Zealand Herald, Volume LI, Issue 15613, 20 May 1914, Page 7

PORT OF AUCKLAND.

ARRIVALS.

MIMIRO. s.s. (10.15 a.m.). 6225 tons, 8. C. CotteH. from Liverpool, - via Las Palmas.— Heather. Roberton, Ltd., agents, HINEMOA. Government s.s. (1.25 p.m.), 542 tons, J. Bollons, from East Cape Island. —Collector of Customs, agent.

GLENELG. s.s. (8.45 p.m.). 288 tons, F. Jonas, from Whangarei.— Smith and Co.. Ltd.. agents.

BOTOMAHANA, s.s. (6.45 p.m.). 183 tons. A. Stephenson, from Coromandel.—Northern S.S. Co.. agents.

KANIESI, s.s. (2.5 a.m.). 203 tons, T. Meyers, from Wbsngiirei— Northern S.S. Co., agents. .'

CLANSMAN, s.s. (8.5 p.m.). 635 tons, E. Jfcieod. from Whangarei. Passengers: Mesdames Rhodes, Caw, Howard. Buckle and two children, Bristol, Wow, McMillan, Hope, Lorty, Sinclair. Henderson, , Bok, , Imng, Crabb and six children, Misses Cunningham, Lovay, Carruth, Thompson. flames, Gilbert, Condon, Dean, Smith, Campbell, F<*te, Quinlan, Hefferin. Meosrs. Rhodes, Giiw, Howard. Buckle, Bristal, Sands, Mc- . Leinan, Garside, Ashton, Carruth, Nelson, Nisbet, Ker. Clapp, Kernahan, Fraser, Cook, Irving. Campbell, Hedley, Whimp, Miller. : Gallagher. McLean. Swanberi;, Bevins, W. ~ Dinnie, Roberts, Carter, McPrwrson, Warner, Johnston, Cocker, Ellwood, Biss, McLean, ' Sutherland, Calvert, Cameron. Ferguson, Strong, V. H. Reed. M.P.. Revs. E. E. Maiden, P. Wilcox, and 19 steerage.— S.S. Co., agents.

WAIMARIE. s.s. (11.15 p.m.). 245 tons, J. Freeman, from Paeioa..—Northern S.S. Co. agents. ■ •■

WEKA. s.s. (11 p.m.). 127 tens. E. Keatley. from Whananaki and Whangaruru.—Northern S S. Co., agents.

PAEROA, B.a. (11.10 a.m.). 91 tons, J. Taw. v frran the Great. Barrier and Whakalane.— Northern S.S. Co., agenta,'

DEPARTURES.

HENRIK IBSEN, s.s. (7.5 a m.), 4578 tons, Schmidt. -or "Wellington, Lyttelton, and Dunedin. BORDERER, s.s. (5.15 p.m.), 4372 tens, G. Black, for Wellington, Lyttelton, and Dunedin. ...■.;,■

MONOWAI, s.s. (5.15 p.m.). 3433 tens, A. M. Edwin,. East Coast and Southern ports. Passengers: For —Misses Martin, (May. Caton, Bancroft, Chaneller, Hayes, Patie, Waters. Williamson, Firth, Oppin, Clark, Mansfield. Sprague, Ravenberg, Teddy. Mcsdames . Renshaw, Levery, Crosby, Stanhope. Wisby, Messrs. Barnes. Hughes, Now* lie, McGi'.iro, Chaw, La Blanc, Burgess, Pearson, Butler. Devery,, Renshaw, Finlayson. Edwards, Badley. Hanson. Leopole, Thomp son. Peak, Thrussell, Larsen, Lancaster, Ross, Long, McOanll, Martin, Ambridge, Hehras.'-Bright; Rudd.' For Napier—Misses Jackson. Shams; Mrs.. Edgar.;Mr; Steele. Fur Wellington— Neil. For Lyttelton— Miss Duckworth. . For Dunedin—Mr.. and Mrs. Leath, and 25 steerage for all ports. '

WAIOTAEI. s.s. (11.40 a.m.), 275 tons, C. Hopkins, for Taursnga and Opotiki.'..

TANIWHA. s.s. (6.40 p.m.), 263 tons, C. F. Greenberg, for Paeroal

KANIERI, ss. (2.35 p.m.). 203 tons, T. Meyers, for Whangarei. .'■; ALBATROSS, auxiliary.ketch, 61 tons, A. Clarkj, for Wlangarei.

TALLY HO, scow. 51 tons. P. Petersen, for Whaninakj.

; VESSELS DUE TO-DAY.■';.'' , Ngapuhi, from Tmiranga. : .j Ngatiawa, from Russell and Opu*. Taniwha, from Paeroa. Apanui,. from Awarmi. Kanieri, from Whangarei. . Daphne, from Mercury Bay and way ports.

VESSELS SAILING TO-DAY. Ngapuhi. {or Whangarei, from . Northern Wharf. Clansman, for North Coast .porta, from No. 3 Jetty. .■;;•; /■■■ Waimarie. for Paeroa, from ' Northern Wharf: :■■-', i Daphne, for the Great Barrier, from Nor- ' thern Wharf. Rotomahanß, for Coromandel, from No. 3 Jetty. '•''.* ; Chelmsford, for Maraden Point and way ports. ■ : '-"' • Wcka, for Whangapoua iind Port Charles. Paeroa, for Opotiki.

VESSELS' EXPECTED AT AUCKLAND. COASTAL AND INTERCOLONIAL.

SHIPPING IN PORT. /.f. • Psycho. H.M.S., as No. 2 Jetty. '1' ' goara. e.g.. in stream. • ,4 ' Hauroto a., in stream. -~■ •; Wuranj, ».»., at Ho. 2 Jetty. ■■*•■ t-qjonfltion. ketch, in stream. :-.'.'■ '*'■: "is, cable steamer, in stream. .' Muniro, 8.5., at (keen's Wharf. - .;.,> \eluna. 8.5., at Hobson Wharf. . -".;>;i fe or eru, ketch, at Albert Wharf. - -• : • •.'< .., . i«nsanio. .B,a.,at King's-Wharf. . ' .. , «imuUU. fl .g N «.t. Queen's Wharf. - ,' •' .:«ttbrnoa. Government b.s., atHobaon Wharf - hi*?' ""-i diary ..schooner.: an' Albert Wharf. " ys ; .aMrorned» ( , four-misted baratte, at Northern -. h Whan. ■) '' '> f - "-i* &:■■■ ■■-.■ ■UvV

Th» Norwegian. v itf«BM-H«n!rik Ibsen wiled early yesterday morning fo;c Welling-' 'K.'n.'Lyitelton, and Dunedin to discharge the ; remainder of. her general cargo from* : York. ... -;.. . | ,' . ,- •', , The cargo steamer Borderer, sailedVyester-" • :<ta S rf'teriwon for f Wellington, jiLyttelton, -•lurihuNchfi to cligohtref; the- balance of her nardwood cargo from Bunbury.;;.On.completion of discharge at Dunedin the Borderer proceeds ■ to Melbourne ; and Sydney ; to load wheat for; Santos (Brazil). • •'.■.' - •'-,. ' w9 V i , ¥ to a heavy fresh in this river at jvnakatane, the ; coastal : steamer Gasman. 's detained at that j»rt. -She is not expected » get away until to-day, •< and should arrive at Auckland to-morrow. - The : vessel's deP"ture for Whakatana ; has'. been postponed until a p.m. on Saturday. -•■; v , ' . As the coastal steamer Daphne^proceeded to Whangamata this trip, she is not due back at Auckland until about 6 a.m, to-day, \ The Daphne,sails at midnight to-night for? the'' Great Barrier. , , The Karori left Westpori on Monday night, coal laden, for Wellington and Onehunga. The Warrimoo,: which left Auckland on' Saturday, afternoon, •; arrived . at -Wellington yesterday morning. Owing to the heavy sea running at Tokoniaru Bay, Gistorne, and Napier, she omitted the usual calls at those ports. The Warrimoo is due at Dunedin to-morrow, and sails on the return voyago on Friday afternoon..-

.Advice received by: the local oifice of the .Richardson Line states that the Squall is expected •-. to leave : Gisborne to-morrow night for way ports and Auckland. She should arrive hero on Saturday evening, and will sail about Tuesday evening next with general cargo for East Coast bays and:Gi;»bomo. Tho Tarawera is timed to leave Gisborne at 11 a.m. to-day for Tokomaru Bay and Auckland. The vessel i» due here to-morrow morning. • .: ;

The Huddart-Parkcr steamer Victoria left Dunedin yesterday afternoon for East Coast ports and Auckland. She is due hero on Sunday morning next. Tho Shaw, Savill, and Albion liner Corinthio is timed to leave Wellington' at 3 p.m. to-morrow for London, via way ports. . .The . Huddart-Parker liner r Riverina is timed to leave Sydney at noon to-day tor Auckland direct. , The Biverina is .due on Sunday morning, - The Commonwealth and Dominion liner Nerehaua is due at Wellington to-day from Lyttelton to complete Homeward loading. Tho vessel is to leave Wellington to-morrow or Friday for London. Mr. F. W. Collins, one of the Dartford cadota. has been promoted another stage in his profession. After acting as fourth officer on the Manuka for some months, be has been promoted to the position of third officer on the Komata. During the run up from Lyttelton to Wellington on Sunday, Mr. Edge, chief officer of the Taviuni, suffered a painful injury to one of his fingers. , Captain. W. D. Camororl,.who his been on Holiday, has rejoined the Pateena nt Wellington. .

.Captain C. McLean, of the Tarawera, loft that .venae 1 at Wellington on Monday, and {nil proceed to Bydney by the TJliraaroa next Friday to join the Mokoia. . Captain H. White-Parsons; of the Pateeno, is now. in command of the Tarawera.

The Bit Ora will commence loading operations at Oamaru. Visits will then be paid to Port Chalmers, the Bluff, and Timaru. Wellington will be visited about May 31 for bunker coal,. The Kia Ora will proceed thence to Napier,. Whangarei, and Auckland to complete loading, and final departure will be taken for London on June.il. .■• ■•_ Mr. J. Smith, assistant-purser of the Maori, having transferred to the Maitai, his position has been taken by Mr. D. R. Borne, late of the Union Company's Invercargill office.

Port Chalmers will be the first port of call for the Shaw, Savill, and Albion liner Mamari. which left London on Ms,y 8 for the Dominion. She is due at Dunedin about June 21. and will afterwards visit Lyttelton, Nelson, uid Bluff to discharge the balance of her cargo.

Prior to taking the barque Lilla in tow, the Union Company's steamer Kaiapoi loaded a cargo of salt at Edithburg for Nsw Zealand ports, and then; proceeded to Adelaide to pick up the Lilla. and is now on her way to Wellington with the dismasted barque in tow. The voyage is about 2000 miles from port to port, and is expected to occupy about three weeks. ■ -.*■■'••■ , : ; -;- ;. .-.., ;..-■ ;, •■' The Rimutaka is to leave - Auckland on Saturday next for Gisborne to continue her Homeward loading. She will visit other Dominion ports as follows:—Wellington May 27, Lyttclton May 31, Dunedin Jane 4, Bluff Juno 8, Waitara June 14. Pictoa June 17. Wellington June 18. Timaru June 22, and Lyttelton June 24. She leaves the lasf-named port for Avonmouth on June 27, ' The Wairuna was removed to a berth at No. 2 Jetty yesterday morning to continue the discharge of her Newcastlo coal cargo She will proceed to Chelsea on Friday to complete, and will sail about Saturday or Monday next for Newcastle to load again, for New Zealand. • •

.'• NAVUA'S PROGRAMME. , . On her return to Auckland on June 1 from Tonga, Samoa, and. Fiji ports, the . Union. Comnany's steamer Navua will be'docked for survey:' and overhaul. . The vessel will not proceed on to Wellington as is usual, but her fruit cargo for Southern ports will be transhipped. The Navua. will leave Auckland at 9 a.m. on Wednesday, June,lo, for 'Fiji, Samoa,'and Tongan ports.' . . ■ '' ; . '■ : \:- THE WANAKA. ■ , The Union Company's cargo steamer Wanaka. which left Timaru late on Saturday night last for Napier, and, Auckland,, arrived off the Hawke's Bay port yesterday morning, but owing to the very heavy sea running she was unable to berth. Tho vessel was accordingly ordered on to Auckland. She should arrive here to-morrow morning, and will discharge about 2500 tons of produce, . The Wanakv sails on Saturday for Napitr. and after landing her original cargo there, will proceed to Oamaru, tho Bluff, and Tim&ru. •-':' HINEMOA RETURNS. ■ '. .; '"' The Government steamer Hinemoa returned to port at 1 p.m. yesterday from East Cape island,- where she succeeded in landing stores for the lightxeepers on Sunday morning. During her stay at the East Cape- the Hinemoa encountered a. heavy southerly gate, and tho landing was made under great difficulty. She landed stores at Ponui' Island lighthouse yesterday morning. ' The vessel will load a Quantity of stores while, in port, and sails on Friday morning on a. visit to Northern and West Coast lighthouses. She wu][also engage in. a trawling: expedition in Northern waters, and will male a call at the Three Kings en route.

THE MANUKAU BAR. ' _ After being detained inside 'the Manukau Bar all Monday night, the steamers Corinna Rarawa, and Claymore succeeded in crossing outwards early yesterday morning. • The Rarawa is due at New Plymouth this morning, and will leave on' the return trip this evening, arriving at Onehungu to-morrow morning, and sailing again at 3 p.m. for the Taranaki port.,- The Claymore is expected to arrive back at Onehunga from Kawhia and Raglan early to-morrow morning, and sails again at 10 a.m. for Waitara and Kawhia. The Corinna is to load a shipment of dairy t produce at % New Plymouth to-day for transhipment to the Ccrinthic at Wellington.

MIMIRO FROM LIVERPOOL. At 10 a.m. yesterday ! the Commonwealth and Dominion Line's steamer Mi'miro arrived in the stream at Auckland from Liverpool, via Las Palmas, after a passage of 52 days. The vessel was berthed at the Queen's Wharf at noon to discharge over 2000 tons of general merchandise. The Mimiro made a nonstop run from Las Palmas to Auckland, the voyage of 11,550 miles being accomplished in 45 days, at an overage speed of 10.8 knots. From Auckland the vessel goes to Wellington. Lyttolton. and Dunedin to complete her discharge. Captain S. C. • Cottell. late chief officer of the Makarini, is now in command of the Mimiro.; ; "■?;:■ ■;•.■;>•-:

. LOCH GARVE IN COLLISION. A collision .occurred early on the afternoon of; May 11 at Newcastle between the Italian ship Loch Garve and the German four-masted barque Jersbek. It will .bo remembered that the Loch Garve visited Auckland in November last with a. cargo of tiles from Marseilles, and after being in port for several weeks, proceeded to Wellington to complete her discharge. From Wellington the vessel proceeded to Newcastle, where she has been for several months past. At the time of the collision the Loon Garve was being berthed at No. 5 crane at the Dyke, and. the Jersbek was at t No. 6 crane. As a result of the impact, . the headgear of the Jersbek was considerably damagod, and the steering • gear and rails: near the stern of the Loch Garve also suffered considerably. "■■. .;...■■ --.>. ■.'. -.-.

PORT OF ONEHUNGA.

DEPARTURES.

RARAWA, 5.8., 1072 tons, W. F. Norbury, for New Plymouth. Passengers: Misses De vore. Perry, Stodart. • Anderson, Mesdamea Cann, Howard, Pauleer,. Buchanan, Blair, Messrs, Birch, Duncan, Howard, Steers. Kettlewell, Colbeck, Clark, Paulger, Brooks, Dellow. and 10 steerage,

CORINNA, 8.8..1271 tons. D. Cameron, for' Sew Plymouth and Wellington. CLAYMORE, e.g., 258 tons, A. Parris, for Kawhia and Raglan. •

BY TELEGRAPH;

MANUKAU HEADS.-May 19: 'The steamers Rarawa and Corinna crossed outwards at 3.50 a.m. and the Claymore at 4.46 a.m. to-day., ■■

AWANUI.-May 19: Bailed-Apanui, s.s. (2.30 p.m.), for Auckland., ' ,

RUSSELL.-May -10: Arrivad-Nealiawa. s.s, (7 &.m.), from . Auckland. Sailed—Naatiawa. s.s. (6 p.m.), for Auckland. ' TAURAN&A-May 10: Arriv«d-Ngapuhi, M. (815.a.ml flora Auckland. Sailed— Ngapuhi. s.g. (7 p.m.). for Auckland. NAPIEB;-May 19: Sailed-Wanaksi s.s. (3 p.m.), from roadstead, for Auckland, D NEW PLYMOUTH.-May II) ; ArrivedKarawa, g.g. (5 p.m.), from Onehunea raLIN6TON.-May i 19: Ajrived-Maori. '• 6 -< 7 ,a-m.).;fromLytteltonriartimoo^f ß £f A m v\ ,r0 T m "^? lor ' Saik'i-Maori s.s ,8.6 p.m.). for Lytteiton. •• ■:■■ ' • LYTTELTON;~May; 19: . Arrived-Wahin y-i^ s ? -*' m,,( from Wellinstbn ■'.'. Sailed— %%*&>«&. W4hine - «•»•. !« Wellington.' ..-• ,' , " DUNEMN.-f»y 19:' ArrW*d-Rak WO a (* (7.80 ».m.). ; from Oamaru; Kit Ora,"m!

(8.45 a.m.). from lyttelton: Ulimaroa, as. (U %?& "owMclbottme; Bailed-ryictoria,' s.B, (12.20 p.m.),' for Auckland; via way'ports; wSW* ! % A«okl»td--M«»d»aeß Clark. Whl^^ e M^o^nKieV3i:-Coußtonii: Misses S°.»tpn (2), ;Cbuston, Groves,' Master Whittaker. and seven, steerage for ail ports, 19: (7 a.m.), from, Wellington. • V- ,-, ■MBLBpUKNB.-May 19: Arrived-Otway/ «.M.S.,from i London, via- ports, Pasliengera:' lor Now Zealand—Mesdames Scrcaton, Whitfield, Messrs. Duerkop, Bass, Russell, and 15 third-class. , ■/•:.• ; -, ,y ■ - i >,'• ' . PBEMANTLB.-May; '19;!: Arrived-Mar. mora, ii. M.S.. from London.- via ports. • - AVONMOUTH.-May 18: &rnved-Naitn. shiro, 8.8.,' from Lyttelton. }'■ v :

&PPTOX. . Vessel. From ; date. Tarawera ... ...Southern ports May 21 ; Wanaka Bluff ... ... May 21 • Rosamond ... ..'. Gisborne ... May 22 Kaitangata. ' Newcastle ... May 22 Squall... ... ... (Jisborne ... Hay 23 rivcrina ... ' - Sydney May 24 ■•'■ Victoria •••' — Southern porta May 24 , Kealandic ... - Southern porta May 24 ■ ' Waitemata ... ... Southern ports May 26 : - Kurow .: -• Newcastle ... May 26 . Warriinoo Soutnern porta May 28 '.■■ Taluac ... ... Eastern Pacific May 28 r Manuka Sydney ... ... May 31 Idonowai ;.. Southern ports May 31 N&vua South Sea Is.... June 1 Makura. R.M.S. ...Sydney.... ..; «ane 5 XiaOra. Whangarei ... June It Kotorua ... ••• Southern, porta Juno 22 Tutanekai Rarotonga ... June 25 ' Philomel, H.M.S. ... Rarotonga ... June 25 Southern Cross ... Norfolk Island Jmy 31 . OVERSEA. . ' ; i.' Approx. • • Vessel-. Sailed. From ' ? date. Bouthport ... Fab. 8 New York... May 23 • 'Whakarua ... Mar. 15 New York.,. May 25 ..Kverre ... -• Apr. 30 S Francisco May 25 . Indrabarah ... Mar. 28 London ... May 20 V7aiwera Apr. 12 London ... May 30 ■ Tannenfels - ... Mar. 28 New York... May 30 Niagara, R.M.S. May 13 Vancouver... June 2 . Indrapura ... Apr. 24 London ... June 18 . Northern Apr. 18 Liverpool ... June 19 .;' Deli hie May 2 rr«ool... June 20 Otaxi , May 9 London ... June "5 ■ Makarini ... May 5 London ... June 30 Marama. R.M.8. To sail Vancouver June SO Bttsford ... .« Apr. 4 St. John ... June 23 Linden Apr. 30 Antwerp ... u l y k Southern Apr. 20 St. John . July 9 Star of England May 16 London .. J u i v in , Franklyn Apr. 28 Now York... oujy 20 SAIL. Vsstel. From 8ailsd Comberraere, Ital iih. Marseilles ... Jan, 2t Daniel, bq Clarcnco River Apr 20 Oberon. barqucniine Bussalton ... To nil Bumhawa, barque ... Busselton .- To mi. Piam. bo Seychelles Is..,. To sail!

VESSELS TO SAIL FROM AUCKLAND. Vessel. Destination. date Veturia. Southern ports May 21 Mimiro Southern ports May 22 Hmemoa Northern light. May 22 Rirautska Southern ports May 23 Tarawora Southern ports May 23 «!. erma Sydney ... ... May 25 Wainma Newcastle ... May 25 Kosamond Gisborno ... May 25 Kereru, ketch ... Niue May "5 Squall - Gisborne ... May 26 l! c ! oria , Southern ports May 26 alternate, Newcastle ... May 27 iongariro Southern ports May "8 Wanimoo Southern ports May 30 ft ea,andlc London ... May 31 Manuka. ... ... Sydney ... ... un9 i Monowai Southern ports June 2 Triune... ... ... Eastern Pacifio June 2 Niagara. R.M.S. ... Sydney June 9 Makura, R.M.S. ... Vancouver ... June 6 Nam., ... ... South Sea Is.... jSSJlO fiaOra ...London ... June 16 ins. cable steamer ... Brit. Columbia June 19 Kotorua ... ...Wellington ... June 25