SHIPPING.

New Zealand Herald, Volume LI, Issue 15686, 13 August 1914, Page 5

SHIPPING.

• I «''a Water at Auckland—ll.s4 a.m. — B I ,; •-. JiiJk water Monukau-1.53 a.m.; LE9 p.m. ? '"£■!■-■■,■•' Riws 63 l a.m.; sets, 5.13 p.m. ' jgjSS quarter, August 14, 12.26 a.m. ' WEATHER REPORT. '' m,. Meteorological Department supplied | ...'•{," following weather report at 4 p.m. yesUxi *'" Wind Bar Th»r. W«ih«r UnrliNW., br. 29 82 57 Cloudy - ■•', C»P< Maria w fresh 20.78 57 Ovorcast "■ S"*L, w" fresh 29 58 47 Cloudy jl»nttk»« it. \V'n\V. fr 29.78 „ Fair .Auckland "" nw' light 29.73 55 Overcast varans* - q\v " fresh 29.70 55 Cloudy . E«t C»pe -v w' fresh 29.72 58 Pino o w;r;'"N\V.'. light 29 61 57 Fine Pt-4 hu ?iJ NW br 29.76 49 Showery Cl jtl«uomt... « $ • fresh 29.49 51 Cloudy •" W«ffi B £* I ?ihS , \V. fresh 29.64 53 Showery „.Plymouth a.vv., m . 29.64 52 Showery C.Epnont- w«■ W br . 29 62 M Rain Wanß»" u, q ... «•"•• m. g. 29.53 48 Rain Farewell »P- °K" br. 29 51 47 showery 0. toulwind m&. 2g 5Q 49 Bhowety . festPO",.-- " frosh 09.50 46 Cloudy Stephen !«■•■.• " r - frcflh 29.66 53 Fine C. Campbell V ■•• lrcau 29.41 63 Fair Kaiiouf' -• w»™ , ight 29 33 49 Gloomy Ak»Jffe!«r tt lm 29 33 52 Fine Pt Chalmers Uim ffl a 45 ghowery Jlagje" ■"g.B.'br. 29.48 44 Drizzle : B|l?i" »nd sonally westerly winds have been BB**3 with cloudy and unsettled wearain in most parts, and somel snow on H»..'f, levels in the South. The atmostb,' Kr ss .re ha decreased in the North, PKcH "lowly in the South. >' inCr TO-DAY'S FORECAST. •n ».«nt indications are for strong westerly rtSto southerly. Eipect.cpld d Vowerv weather Barometer rising It but probably only tempoSly iD tllfl H ° Uth ' • PORT OF. AUCKLAND. ARRIVALS. "mmi\ n. '7.5 a.m.). 4171 tons, G. JI?i» lattota (Fiii).-ColomaUug»r E SuHi:r 5 :t;.u,).G9H0n S .TH a «iJ GA it wiraMJ. Passengers: .Misses &*•, "SUnter. Trust. Moadamei Davis, i ; .„ ..Merii-S'""lUrdlcy. ua i tro ugh, Price, {! ' rt Maxwoll Ormsby and .chili Messrs. ' ' H*S' Shoniro. Hill. Annabull. ! rW' &at' Smith. Mitchell. Ricketts. I Bicker. ,* Ormsby. Evern. PhilI ? roffi T C h 1 Hob on BtSnlW Baker. HardI 81,B 1, OualirouJh patters, and McEwan.- : feS^^a.m.).e3stons.E. dSb.Sc1 'Russell and Opua.-Northorn B WA»!AWE.V (7.25 .ml 245 tons, J. Freeman, from Paeroa.-iSortheiu S.S. Co.. Tpl'nDl s-s (10 50 a.m.). 243 tons, J. APANUI. ia. Awanui Passengers: Miss & IM w, taentfflft Gunners Sponee. " J i s ?? h Jeffs Rttffi Moir, Anderson, / SSS : Clark. Thomson, Thomas. ! Sfflu E K and Baird.-Nor|hera «S Co., agents. _ I'ASMAN, s.s. (9.20 a.m.). 171 tons. C. Faulkner from Whakatane and Tauranga.Northern S S. ,Co-, agents. AKAROA ss 70 tons. H. Parker, from ftfclastip'irk'er-Lamb Timber Co.. Ltd.. ■ ' WHANGAPE, S.s. (11.55 run). 2931 tons, J. Frew, from Newcastle—Union S.S. to., :* £ TANIWHA, s's., (8.15 p.m.). 263 tons, C. F. Greenborg, from Paeroa.— So. - Co., agents ' ' CHELMSFORD, s.s. (9.20 p.m.), Roper's, from Whangamumu and way ports.—Aortaem Steamship Co., agents. DEPARTURES. PUKAKI. s.s. (6.20 p.m.). 1144 tons, W. ; ■ :■ -J. Carey, for Grcymouth- !;".'■""• MANAIA. ss (10.5 p.m.). 1159 tons, W. F. i ■ Korbury. for Whan^ve. • CLANSMAN, s.s. (4 25 p.m.). 63» tons, ii. I■' Dorlins. lot Russell, Whansaroa. and Man i. fiOHUi' T i ; , WAIMARIE. s.s. '3.15 p.m.). 045 tons, J. ,11 Freeman, for Paeroa. \h BADEN-POWELL, s.s. (9.25 .p.m.), 1(6 tens, H. Petersen, for Whangarei--1 ■ CLIO, topsail schooner (11.30 ftmh 8-1 1 tons, W. Pelley, for Whangarei. • . ' ..AWtST 13. 1 ' 'DAPHNE, s.s. (0 15 a.m.), 192 tons, E. H. i i.Ooeitz, for the Great Barrier. 1 I.':. VESSELS DUE TO-DAY. . '■■.'■'-: Tarawera, from Southern porta. Berths at • ; Queen's Wharf. »«••'.' '. r '.'■•Delpli'c. from Napier. Berths at Kings Wharf. , ; .■•■■•' Manaia, from Whanisarei. . r . Daphne, from th? Great Barrier. Waimarie. from Paeroa. ■i Chelmsford, from Mnrsdcn Point and way ports. VESSELS SAILING ,TO-PAY. ' Rosamond, for Toiago Bay and Gisborne. : Ngapuhi. for Tauransa, from ISo. 3 Jetty. Taafuha. for Paeroa, from Northern Wharf. Kaaicii, tor Whansavet, from Northern Wharf. „ ... v . •/Rotomahana. for Coromandel. from r\o. A Tajmsn.'for Whakatane. from Northern ;.;: Wharf. ... .;,'. Filings to-day from onehunga ,'.-' Barawa, for New Plymouth. ", Bimu. for Hokianga. [■'".';'.l ■ SHIPPING IN PORT. Moura, s.s-, in stream. *NaVua, s.s.. in stream. : Mamari. s.s.. in stream. :. Southern Cross, s.s.. in stream. ;'■. Elsie Mary, schooner, in stream. u: Kaeo, schooner, at Albert Wharf. . *■ Senorita. baroueufine. Nt King 3 Wharf. f Waipori. s.s-. at No. 2 Jetty. ;:', Rosamond, s.s., at Hobsoa Wharf. ■>: Fiona, s.s.. at Chelsea. Whangape, s.s., at King's wharf. The Rosamond sails to-day for Toiago Bay and Gisborne. '':. The Corinna will load chaff for Onehunga ("■•'."' ."'it Picton about' August 20. The Colonial Sugar. Company's steamer •.Fiona arrived from Fiii yesterday morning with about 4500 ions of raw sugar and mo- ;! lasses. She will discharge hor cargo ' (it : ; Chelsea. ' , -The Delphic is due here thi3 morning ' ' from Napior to complete her loading for /. ! '.; New York, Southampton, and London. 'The Wbangajxj, with a cargo of coal from Newcastle, arrived in the stream late last .flight, and will'berth this morning. ;i PASSENGERS FOR NEW ZEALAND. ■''.."..'■."? A Tress Association message from Mel- :; bourne states that the Orvieto. from London, ~• brought tho following New Zealand passon- ,; ' Messrs. Ilartland, Thomas. Hayman. .Bernstein. Robertson, Hutchinson. Barnard, ' Brown, Pollack, Wars, Young, Professors Hicks. Milloy, and Symington, Dr. Maret, \ Misses Hartland, Wars (2). Heckesone, liesdames Hayman, Young, Wars, Robertson, , Bjrnard snd child, and 83 third-class pas- \ I sengers. I' " ; OFFICERS' TRANSFERS. ' ; ;• -The following transfers of officers in tho I ; •'■ Northern Company'.* fleet are announced: — j ; . . Mr. W.J. Grig?, chief officer of the Tasman, v*° ''°' n " 1 * Clansman im chief, in place of •; ■ . Mr. A.' Pert, who joins tl.o Rarawa as chief : , "officer. Mr. L, McDonald, chief officer, of ;j.;'.';the Rarawa, joins the Ngapuhi as chief |i- -■.■. Captain M. Pierotli, at present relioving |: ■ . master of the Rimu, is to join tho Manaia I : ■:»»; chief, officer.' white Mr. T. R. Watson. 1.. chief officer of tho fleet transfers the Mr. W.J, Grigs, chief officer of the Tasman, is to ioin the Clansman in? chief, in place # of Mr. A,' Pert, who joins the Rarawa as chief officer. Mr. L. McDonald, chief officer, of tae Rarawa, joins the Ngapuhi as chief CapUia M. Picrotti, at present rclioving master of the Ilium, is to join tho Manaia as. chief officer, while Mr. T. R. Watson, chief officer of the Rimu. transfers to the •',; .... Mariai* as second officer, relieving Mr. A. j . ' Bark, who is to join the Ngatiawa as second I .'.■..,: officer. , PORT OF ONEHUNGA. .: \: ■'■"'.■ ARRIVALS. ■: „RARAWA, s.s'., 1072 tons. W. Bark, from i,;?,*^. Plymouth. Passengers: Misses Sinclair. • ftorcross. Webber. Mesdames Hapi, Williams. Smith. Messrs. Wells (2). Jatti"!'. Roberts. . cotton, Ballantync Hapi (2), Sinto, Swain, v; Atnbary Herd,. Sykes. Hiley. and 12 stcor-•ge.-Northern S.S. Co.. agents : BY TELEGRAPH, , TOKOMARU BAY.—August 12: Arrived- .:. Mokoia, s.s. (10-50 am.), from Auckland. '.. .'-."GISBORNE.—August 12: Arrived—Mo- ••.;: *°ia s.s. (3p.m). from Auckland. Sailed— r. i»rawera. s.s. (1.45 p.m.). for Auckland. m WELLINGTON.--August 12: Arrived— . wahiho, 8.8. (7.40 a.m.), from Lyttelton; . Uhmaroa B ,<i : (7.40 a.m.). from Sydney. Bailed—Mapourika, s.s. (5.5 p.m.), for Now flymouth: Pateoniv, b s. (5.5 p.m.). for Picwn i and Nclwn; Wahino. s.s. (8.5 p.m.), for lyttelton. : , liYTTELTON.-August 12: Arrived:.r"f«. a-s. (6.50 a.m.). from Wellington: Vicmria, 8: 8. (8 a.m.). from Duncdin: Rakiura. .M. (noon) from Wellington. To sail— »S' fl ' 3 , l or Nelson; Kowhai. is., for Tim- ■;•:"■;. «ra »nd Oamaru; Maori, s.s.. for Welling-'..-DrjNEDIN -August 12: Sailed-Manuka. Iwi-.w Lyt ,? l & nd Wellington. Passen- •"- Mr .For Wellington-Mr. Watson Munro. : LamS?? 90 ?; M,5 , 9 Monson, Mr Carter, Miss •■■'• ffiS xh IB - t p "J?«>n. Miss Provost. , ma Morrison, Mrs Field. Mr. and Mrs ■- Mi L, M V f s - S ?i n . ! ' cll - M "- Michael. Miss Porta? ' Miss While, and 16 steerage for all