PORT OF AUCKLAND.

New Zealand Herald, Volume LI, Issue 15659, 13 July 1914, Page 5

PORT OF AUCKLAND.

ARRIVALS.

July 11. MONA 9.6. (7.45 a.m.), 4471. tons. G. Barnes 'from Newcastle-Colonial Buga* Pennine Co., agents. ,„„ ' w T WAIKUNA. g.s. (1.5 p.m.). 3947 tons, P.J Foster, from Westport.—Union S.S. Co., 85 JOAN CRAIG, s.s. (5 a.m.), 1118 tons, D. K Urtiuhart, from Newcastle and lort Stephens.-J. J. Craig, Ltd., agents. - MANAIA. s.s. (6.50 p.m.). 1159 tons, F. A. Macindoe, from Whangarei. 1 asset :ers: Mcsdames Matthews, McGovcrn, Owen. Hamilton, Martir-eUi. Gribblo, Barton, Kussoil and children. Misses Swanberg. apence, Hill, Finlayson, Fountain. Wiikins, Spodding, Bow. Adams, Hamilton, Ramsey, Knee. Morris. Wynard. Russell. Mitchell, Messrs. Hardy. Alison. Walker, Clarke, Clarice. Tibbitt Clouslon, Nesbit, Matthews. Woojley, Kehoe, Kelly. Wilkinson. Haws, Smith, Bryden, Clements. Finlayson, Murray and child Fenwarden. Weaver. Gow, Mnllabond, Henderson, Hobsor.. derrr.rd. Lees. Barton Russell, Litchfield. McKcnaie, Russell. I'oplo. Maturvich. Primac, Glamogmn, Soraemw, Masters, BeddgooJ. Wrigley. Walker (2). person. Walker. Captain Barton. Captain Goldie, and seven steerage.—.Northern b.s. Co.. agents. NGAPUHI. s.s. (6.45 a.m.). G9l tons, T. Haultam, from Tauranga. Passengers; Mcsdames Dickey, C. J. Tanks. Palmer. Misses Billing. Palmer, Gardner, Hilford, Dodd, O'Hilloran, Lipsey. Crosson, Goodyear, Messrs. Griffiths. Walt. C J. Tunks, Hudson. Hanilley. Carstcns, Dickey. Mitzyer. Dashwood Mercer. Morrison. Ormsby, balfour. Sinclair, Stevens. Millen", Nixon, Cross.— Northern S.S Co., agents. CLANSMAN, s.s. (5.80 a.m.). 635 tons, A. Stephenson, from Mangonui. Whangaroa, ami Russell. Passengers: Misses Froudc, Bailey Flaw, Hop?, Clondon. Moore. Mcsdames'Mercer. Brown, Moore. Cheosoman. R«ikes. Sullivan, Messrs.. Schley. Brown Reeves. Maddox. Frsnkovich 12) Moore (21. Cheesemnn, Gilbert, Blackman. Dickostm (2). Davis Moore, Brown. Masters Clendon. Mercer Moore —Northern S.S. Co.. agents. AUPOURI. s.s. '130 am.), 463 tons, J. Wilson, from Houhora and Waiharara. Passengers: Messrs Wells. Mackio. Jennings. Burke. Daivch. Stankovich, Po»ey.—Northern S.S. Co, agents. WAIMARIE. ss. (6.25 a.m.). 245 tons, J. Freeman, from Paeroa.—Northern S.S. Co., agents. KANIERI. s.s. (6.40 am). 203 tons. T. Movers from Whangarei.—Northern S.S. Co., agents.' ' CHELMSFORD, s.s. (6.50 a.m.), 121 tons. F. Beach, from Marsden Point and way ports.— Northern S 3 Co., agents. OREWA. s.s. (2.45 p.m.), 50 tons. W Bettis, from Coromandcl.— S.S. Co.. agents.

CLIO, topsail schooner (7 p.m.). 81 tons, W. Policy, from Whangarei.— J. Craig. Ltd., agents. Jri/r 12. MANUKA, ss. '1.20 p.m.), 1334 tons, C. Cliff, from Sydney direct. Passengers: Misses Neilsor.. Holland. Winter, Fields, Dunn. Banner, l.vdia, Mcsdames Ansdell, Webb Trrolaw. Stewart. Thompson. Cruttenden. Tanslv. Wriglitson. Bene. Jakowlew, Clifford. Tail, Mason. Holmes, Wood, Messrs. Triplow, Petherick, Cruttcnden. Wraggc, Isaacs. Wrishtson. Bono, Jakowlew (2). Stewart. Winter. Winnall. Lee. Webster. Rendler. Easton. McAdam, Wilson. Grice, Buchanan. Clifford (2). Rogers, Wagstaffe, Meorhouse Lonsrstaffe. Sykcs, Jenkins, Rumsdale, Francis, Caldrick, Wood, Clark. Doug-' las. Leicbton, Tait, Spcakinan, Mason; Miller. Proud, Thatcher. McCabe. Wood. Captain Smith, and 76 steerage.— S.S. Co., agents.

ROSAMOND, s s. (9.15 a.m.), 721 tons, H. Dryden, from Gisbome; via White Island.— Union S S. Co., agents.

WAIOTAHI, s.s. (3.20 a.m.), 278 tons, C. Hopkins, from Mercury Bay and Tairna. Passengers: Mesdames Watts. Kecnan. Uf- V quhart and daughter, Messrs Swale. Hannan, Hutchison, Dawson.—Northern S.S. Co., agents.

TANIWHA. s.s. (6.25 p.m.). 263 tons. C. F. Greenberg, from Paeroa.—Northern S.S. Co., agents.

WEKA, s ?. (6 5 p.m.). 127 tons, E. Keatley, from Tulukaka and Whananaki.—Northern S.S. Co.. agents.

DEPARTURES. :%•'■ Jult 11. WARRIMOO. s.s. (1.5 p.m.), 3529 tons. J. 'S~i If. Prewette, for East Coast and Southern Tjort3. Passengers: For Gisborne— Thompson. Cody. Jones. Burch, McLachlan, "''■ ' Meadames Frajcr, ■ Williams. Toneyeliffe. Spra§:?er. Messrs. Jooston (2). Fletcher. Rangi. Walt. Pirie. Cooper, Bobbie, Morris. For Nnnier— Wood. Pirrin. O'Dono phue, Mesdamrs Fletcher, Wood. Messrs. Murrane. Fletcher. Wood, Thompson. For- •". dyce For "Wellington—Messrs. Abbott, ';/;; Hamilton... For DuiKitHii—Miss Maucarrow, ?! H and 25 steerage (or all ports. WM JOAN CRAIG, s.s. Oil? p.m.), 1148 tons, .¥ D. K. Urquhart, for Gisborne. ';';-'' MANAIA. s.s. (4.40 a.m.). 1159 tons. F. A,. ~; : ■*. Macinde?. for Whangarei. ':io\ "WAIOTAHI. a.s. (8.10 a.m.). 278 lens, C, Hopkins, for Mercury Bay and Tairaa. - : '::' : TANIWHA. a.s. (12.10 p.m.). "263 tons, C, : ' F. Greenberg, for Paeroa. $'='■ APANUI, s.s. (11.40 p.m.), 243 tone, J. ' Teiieira. for Awanui. • CHELMSFORD, s.s. (10.10 a.m.). 121 tons. -'-.' F. Beach, for Ohiwa. -.. JOSEPH CRAIG, barque (9 a.m.). 694 tons, •■' W. G. Airey, for Hokianga and Melbourne. : s Jcly 12. WAIMARIE. s.s. (3.15 p.m.), 245 tons, J. ' Freeman, for Paeroa. ; ";■' KANIERI, s.s. (8.10 p.m.). 203 tons. T. I : .'''-. Meyers, for Whangarei.

■ s VESSELS DDE TO-DAY. Maitai, from Southern ports. Berths east side King'% Wharf. Star of England, from London, via Australian portn. Bertha at Queen's Wharf. Kanicri. from Whangarei. Waimarie. from Paoroa, Chelmsford, .from Ohiwa. Ngotiawa, from Taurnnga and Onotiii. Daphne, from Whakatane and Ohiwa. VESSELS SAILING TO-DAY. ' Manuka, for Sydney direct, at 5.30 p.m., ■ from east sido Queen's Wharf.. Rosamond, for Tolago Bay and Gisborne. Manaia, for Whangarei, from Northern Wharf. . Ngapuhi. for Tauranga, from No. 3'Jetty. Clansman, for Russell and Opua, from No. 3 Jetty. Aupouri. for North Coast ports, from Nor there Wharf. Waiotihi, for Mercury Bay and way portr, from No. 3 Jetty. Taniwha. for Paeroa. from Northern Wharf. ' Rotomahana. for Coromandel. from No. 3 Jetty. Weka. for Tuiukaka, via Marsden Point and way ports.

6AILINGS TO-DAY FROM ONEHUNGA. Claymore, for Kawhia and Raglan, at 2 p.m. Corinna, for Duncdin, via ports. VESSELS EXPECTED AT AUCKLAND. '.< COASTAL AND INTERCOLONIAL. 4pprox Vessel. From date. ■ Kern Sydney July 14 Squall Gisbcrne ... July 14 Kamona ... — Westport ... July '.4 Tarawera Southern ports July 16 Wanaka Southern ports July 16 Rosamond Gisborne ... July IB Karori Newcastle ... July 16 Kakanoa Fiji July 16 : Koromika Wcstport ... July J. 7 I Victoria Southern ports July 19 : Riverina Sydney July 19 | Turakina Southern, ports July 22 ' Mokoia Southern ports July 23 Talune ... ... — Eastern Pacific July 23 Mamari ... ••• Whangaroi ... July 23 Ncatoro ... ... Greymouth ... July 24 Kurow Fiji July 25 ftaheno ' Sydney July 2£ Malta; ... Southern porta July 26 Kavua ... South Sea 15.... July 27 Mararaa. R M.S. ... Sydney ... ... July 30 Southern Cross ... Norfolk Island July 31 Sussex ... Sydney Aug. 3 Hororata Sydney Aug. 31 OVERSEA. Appwix Vessel Sailed. From date. Frankly n ... Apr. 28 New York... July 16 Marere .. .. May 18 New York.. July 23 Waiman3 ... June 5 London ... July '23 Star of India ... May 31 London ... July 27 • Invertay May 23 Liverpool ... July 25 Makura, R.M.S. July 8 Vancouver.. July 28 Stolzenfcls - May 30 New, York... Aug. 10 ■■■■ Southern May 22 St. John ... Aug. 10 Hawke's Bay ... June 13 London ... Aug. 15 Vtrdala Jinel3 New York... Aug. 16 Star of Australia 3 mo 18 New York... Aug. 19 ~ Nairnshire ... June 20 Liverpool ... Aug. 20 Rangatira ... July 4 Liverpool ... Aug. 20 ■ Kaikoura ... July i London ... Aug. 21 -Wismar June 25 Hamburg ... Aug. 22 Karamea... ... June 4 Montreal . Aug 93 : Kiagara, R.M.S. To sail Vancouver.. Aug. 25 ; Wildenfels - June 29 New York... Sep. 5 ; Anglo-Egyptian June 20 Montreal ... Sep. 8 SAIL. : Vessel. From Sailed. v Eurasia. Ital. ship ... Marseilles ... Apr. 2 Chateau D'if. la. ...Hamburg. ... Apr. 28 Oberon, barquentinc Bußselton ■•• June 2 Senorita. bqtne. ...Newcastle ... Ju y 7 \i Bona, barque ... Newcastle ... July 8 'Pram. bn. Seychelles 15. .. To sail. -Phyllis, barque ... Busselton .. To sail. 4 Louisa Craig, bo.. ... Edithburg ... To sail.

VESSELS TO SAIL FROM AUCKLAND. | •„= Approx ' ' Vsßsei, Destination. J*?* 6 ;, •'.' Keren;, ketch ... Niue - ■■■ J" J 3 } Maitai Southern ports July i 4 ■- - Samoa, schooner ... Samoa ... - July 15 ' Kent Wellington ... Ju yl6 . Rosamond Gisborno - Ju y 18 I Tarawa Southern ports July 18 Wanaks Southern port J July 18 -■ Overran Sydney ... ... Ju y2O < - -r Victoria, Southern ports Ms 21 .. Turakina Wellington ... Ju y24 , Mokoia... Southern ports July 25 , -"- Mainari - London ... Ju y % '>, >!Hwbq ... ... Sydney... ... July 27 7\3Wune... ... ... Eastern Pacific July 28 .L '. *fakur«,.R.M.S . ... Sydney... - July 23 Karsraa, E.M.S. ...Vancouver ...July 81 '- N&vu?.... ... ... South Sea 15.... Aug. 5 ;-AjM>«#»s«s .. ... Wellington ...Aug. ,6 Niagara, R.M.S. V.. Sydney .;. .. Aug. 25 , ::. .-. ; .-ororata .., ... Wellington ..,• bep, a k

SHIPPING IN PORT. Moura. s.s., in stream. Fiona, s.s., at King's Wharf. Kcreru. ketch, at Albert Wharf. Manuka, s.s.. at Queen's Wharf. Wainna, s.s., at Hobson Wharf. Samoa, schooner, at Albert Wharf. Rosamond, s.a., at Northern Wharf. Orete, auxiliary schooner, at Albert Wharf. IMPORTS. Per Manuka, from Sydney: 500 tons general merchandise, including 610 sacks flour. 292 bags rice, 320 cases 'sugar, 244 sacks pol lard, 225 cases soap, 185 bags bark, 08 cases spirits, 51 cases drugs, 264 bags bonedust, and quantity sundries and transhipments. The barque Joseph Craig wag towed out to sea by the tug Te Awhina on Saturday morning, bound for Hokianga, where she will complete her loading of sawn timber for Melbourne. The vessel loaded about 150,000 ft of timber at this port. The Wairuna arrived from Westport at 1 6m. on Saturday, and was berthed at the obson Wharf to dischargo her cargo of coal. The vessel's future movements have not yet been announced.

The Tarawera ia timed to leave Wellington this evening for way ports and Auckland. She is duo licre on Thursday morning. The Richardson steamer Squall left-Toko-maru Bay at 1 p.m. on Saturday for Auckland, via East Coast bays. Sho is. due here this evening, and will load for way ports and Gisborno, sailing on Wednesday evening. The coastal steamer Arapawa will go on the Wellington patent slip this week for '" sighting in connection with the purchase of tho vessel by the Northern Steamship Company. Captain Hammond, assistantmanager of the company, and Mr. G. Gow, superintending engineer, left for Wellington by last night's express to inspect the Ara pawa.

The Rosamond arrived from Gisboru© and White Island yesterday morning. The > crow of tho vessel were successful in laying the mooring buoy off the island this trip under very trying circumstances She sails this afternoon for Tolago Bay and Gislwruo.

The Huddart-Parkor steamer Victoria, which arrived at Dunedin yesterday from Auckland and East Coast ports, is timed to sail on the return voyage to-morrow afternoon. She is due back at Auckland on Sunday morning next.

The Maunganui is due at the Bluff this morning from Melbourne and Hobart. She leaves Wellington on Friday evening for Sydney direct.

The coastal stermer Aupouri, sailing this afternoon for North Coast ports, will make a call at Parcngari-jiga this trip.,. Repairs to the Rotomahana having been completed, the vessel will resume her run ping in tho Coromandel service to-day, sailing for tho coastal port at 7.15 a.m. > The Northvrn Company's steamer Rarawa arrived at Onohunga on Saturday morning from New Plymouth, and sailed again for (hat port yesterday with the members of J. C. Williamson's pantomime company. . The Rarawa will leave New Plymouth to-morrow evening on the return trip, arriving at Onehunga as usual on Wednesday morning. The Shaw, Savill, and Albion liner lon'c is timed to leave Wellington on Thursday afternoon for London, via ports. Judging by resent indications, the Union Company anticipates that the disabled steamer Kauri will 00 repaired sufficiently to be able to leave Westport in a week for Port Chalmers, where permanent repairs will be effected.

Tho Arawa, of the Shaw, Savill, and Albion Line, is expected to arrive at Wellington tomorrow morning for London, via Plymouth, Tcneriffo. Capetown, and Hobart. On Tuesday evening last the Shaw. Savill. and Albion liner; Tainui left Monte Video for London, iii continuation of her voyage from Wellington. The vessel left tho Southern port on June 18, _ Mr. R. Wood, purser of the Monowai. has joined the Arahura in a similar capacity. The • Union Company's steamer, Kanna, which has been engaged in the cargo trade between Australia and Tasmania, is at pre sent on her way from Newcastle to Welling ton with a full cargo of coal for the Southern port. H.M.S. Torch was coaled from tho Union Company's steamer Rakanoa at Suva on June 22. and left for the New Hebrides.

The Anchor Line's steamer Regulus arrived at Onehimga yesterday afternoon from Greymouth and New Plymouth. Sho has about 300 tons of coal to lard, after which she loads general cargo-for Wellington, Nelson, "and West C?ast ports. Messrs. Russell and Somers aro the local agents for the Regulus The _ Northern Company's .steamer Rimu (Captain E. Dorling) made a smart passage from Hokianga to Onehunga on Saturday night. The time occupied from wharf to wharf was just 13 hours. The unual time for the trip is anywhere from 15 hours up-' wards.

The schooner Huia loft Dunedin yesterday morning for Lyttelton. After discharging •?i B ' Bllo * °' her cargo of explosives, she will load produce at the Canterbury port for Auckland, and. should arrive here about July 22. Mr G. E. Senior, who formerly traded to Auckland as an officer of one of the intercolonial cargo steamers, is now third officer of the Fiona Mr. Senior is in the employ of (he Adelaide Steamship Company, and'is making one or two "trips on the Fiona as relieving officer. it M ™ **V, B -, Speakman. of the local office of the Huddart-Parkcr Company, returned from Sydney by. the. Manuka yesterday, after a holiday visit to Tasmania. ■Captain R. E. Smith, who piloted the mail •steamer Marama to Sydney a fortnight ago returned to, Auckland by the Manuka yesterday. It is reported that Captain Allen and Captain J. Beighton. who were, formerly in the Union Company s service, have been appointed to the New South Wales pilot service. THE WARRIMOO.. The Union Company's steamer Warrimoo, which sailed on Saturday afternoon for. East Coast and Southern ports, has made her last. visit to this port for the present. On arrival at.Dunedin on Thursday, she will withdraw from the service, and will then enter the Sydney-Cook Strait-Melbourne service, leaving Dunedin on Sunday, July 19. for Bluff. Hobart, and Melbourne, m place of the Mo koia. THE JOAN CRAIG. At 5 a.m. on Saturday the steamer Joan Craig arrived from Newcastle and Port Stephens, and berthed at the Queen's Wharf to discharge a number of hardwood piles for the harbour works. The vessel left Port Stephens •on the evening of July 3, and arrived _in the gulf on Friday aftornoou, but owing to the thick fog was unable to : make the port, and she was accordingly anchored until the early hours on Saturday morning. She sailed on Saturday evening for Gisborne, for which port she has a cargo of coal. The Joan Craig will subsequently load timber at several Northern ports for Sydney. STAR OF ENGLAND DUE TO-DAY. An expected arrival at Auckland this after noon is the new cargo steamer Star of England, of the Commonwealth and Dominion Line. The vessel, which is making, her first appearance in New Zealand waters, is similar to the "Star of India and other steamers of the lino which have already visited the port. The Star of England has about 2JXX) tons of general merchandise to land. MOKOIA'S MOVEMENTS. The Union Company's steamer Mokoia left Sydney on Saturday afternoon for Wellington, where she is due on Wednesday. The vessel will afterwards proceed to Lyttelton and Dunedin. and on arrival at the latter port will withdraw from tho inter-colonial service. The Mokoia will leave Dunedin on Friday afternoon, July 17, for Lyttelton. Wellington. Napier, Gisborne, and Auckland, in place of the Warrimoo,. arriving here on Thursday, July 28, and sailing on the return trip two days later. The Mokoia will be retained in the Auckland-East Coast-Dunedin passenger service until further notice. MANUKA FROM SYDNEY. Shortly after 1 p.m. yesterday the Union Company's steamer Manuka. Captain C. Clift,. arrived at Auckland from Sydney direct, after a passage of three days 22 hours.The vessel was berthed at the Queen's Wharf, where the customary medical inspection was carried out and pratique granted shortly after 2 p.m. The purser reports that tho Manuka cleared the Margaret Street Wharf at 1 p.m. on Wednesday last, and experienced strong westerly winds and moderate seas throughout the passage. She brought 132 saloon and steerage passengers, and 600 tons of cargo, the latter including transhipments from the steamers Wyandra, Kumano Mam, Otway. Ventura. Zictcn. Wesuba. Empire, Southport, and Ballarat. The Manuka sails at 8.30 p.m. to-day again for Sydney, and on arrival at the New South Wales port on Friday will withdraw from the service. Sho will leovo Sydney on Saturday afternuon, July 18, for Wellington, to take up her running in the Sydney-Cook Strait-Melbourne service.

WIRELESS FROM THE KENT. A wireless message received last night from the captain of the Federal-Shire liner Kent stated that the vessel will arrive at Auckland to-morrow night or early on Wednesday morning from Sydney. The Kent will do the first steamer to load frozen meat and general cargo at this port for Boston and New York. After lifting what cargo is offering, the vessel will proceed to Wellington to complete her loading, sailing from that port finally early next week. FIONA FROM NEWCASTLE. The Colonial Sugar Company's steamer Fiona, Captain Barnes, arrived at Auckland shortly before 8 a.m. on Saturday from' Newcastle, not Fiji, as was previously reported. She was berthed at the King's Wharf to discharge 400 cases of acids. The Fiona left Newcastle at 430 p.m. on Saturday, July 4, and encountered some very heavy weather jn the Tasman Sea, while she was also considerably delayed by heavy fogs off the Three Kings and approaching the Hauraki Gulf. The steamer has over 3000 tons of coal on board for the company's womb at Fiji, and she will probably go to an anchorage in the stream io-day to take in additional coal and a quantity of bran. The Fiona will sail on Wednesday for Lautoka, and after discharging will load a full cargo of raw sugar, probably for Auckland, ' SAN FRANCISCO SERVICE. The R.M.S. Willochra, which left San Francisco on Wednesday, June 24, for Weilington and Sydney, via way ports, is due It Wellington on Thursday morning. She sails the following evening lor Sydney, where she is due on Tuesday, July a.- ■ .The RMS. Moana (eft Sydney on Batordav afternoon for Wellington direct. The liner- due at the Southern port on Thins day morning, and is timed to sail on Friday evenhos^or 6 ' San' Francisco, via »?#?? and Papeete. The Moana **&&■¥* Cftli toraian j»rt en Thursday. A*«wt ««

Th© R.M.S. Tahiti, now at San Francisco, is scheduled to leave/ there on Wednesday, July 22. tor Wellington and Sydney,' via Papeete and Rarotonga. She is due at Wellington on Thursday, August 13, and at Sydney on Tuesday, August 18. '.

MAITAI DUE THIS MORNING. In continuation of*" her voyage from Southern ports, the Union Company's steamer Maitai left Gisborno at 1.15 p.m. yesterday for' Auckland, via Tokomaru Bay. She is due here about 11 a.m.. to-day, and will borth at the King's Wharf on arrival. The Maitai sails on the return trip to-morrow afternoon.