SHIPPING.

New Zealand Herald, Volume LI, Issue 15701, 31 August 1914, Page 3

SHIPPING.

,* i Water at Auckland-2.62 a.m.; 3.16 p.m. W Wat ' ai M;inukau a.m.; 5.15 p.m J. " c"l 6 a.m.; set;, 5.28 p.m. Bn-F«li. September 6. 1.31 a.m.

PORT OF AUCKLAND.

ARRIVALS. ArorsT 29. ..tv .. (7 6 p.m.), 1150 tons, W. F. ■ MANAIA. b.9j Whansumi. . Passengers: l?otbury. fro™ M ~,„, Cottmgham. Bow»Wfitia. Misses Lynch, Mi Gllle Virl-K.hid Udertoii, Nurse PhilPy^iS Ttm Graham. McKenLb. Nu l w sftS W Cooke. Terry, • jie &• Fprsy h, »« Dickcson , Hooper, S« bi '*tt«oi U feenzie. McKay, Warte,u".kc King, Adams, Cottme»«r - ft ' flU -,i M Edmunds, Williams. Searlc. ham, Willing (V »"h«at. Gardner lvcat--Scott, f" £ blwn. Bamford. Captain m> Brotiortom CilleU., and 17 steerage.UrQ , l ' iq fl Co , agents. 1 "" 'f, rHI - 'VS am). GDI tons. T. KCIAPUHJ. S;;: n^a rn.oicnccrs: MtsJ{af.!:ainv'-;" Avery " Harnett and child. i I- id Bel Misses neliohcim. B ai \ an , d G ness Glennie, Bell. Messrs. Shepherd. «'«-J v Jones, smith. Forsyth, jlcdlasham \'J} ■ %. () ,|. vs Jak;or? Avery, pateraoß, I** •, v. .. Peterson. Chatcr, McArtlmr. Simi i,. * ;; Tobm , and J ame t Lw -Northern SS. Co.. ageou. <« '-.50 a.mA 635 tons, E CIi ANS Tr„ni Mm-onui Whaneaww .and Porlms. "9,™ : ,„,- Misses Shepherd. «,'!; Cro'lev. Mesdames Croaley. W!!Sh Pl VMvnian, Hooper, Camplin, VOrt pi' lU F. on. Cutis. r>odd. Wallace, Griffith". Man. May. P*rkm». & MaeMil'an. Law. Berry. Tww.Jprwnsen. ts N °J mWHA »' 19.40 a.m.). MS ton.. C. F. G SS! from L'aoroa.-Northern S.S. Co.. ToTOMAHANA. e.a. t 8.23 p.m.). 183 tons, K t VphcnVon. from Coronmndel.—Northern «ft Co agents, t a 'ffl»uul?TK M. fin.lop.m). 245 tons J. Freeman, from Paoroa.-Nor.horn S.S. Co, W\ITA\GI 8.3. <7.15 a.m.), "I tons. T. Coffi from the Coast-Kauri Timber Co., L pVT a TCx\V e9. (5 5 p.m.). 162 ions. E- £ ft the Coast.-Leyland-O'BrKm Timber Co.. Ltd.. agonta. TOVk'V 3 a '10 55 am.). 121 tons. F. A. K SSSbA S tons>. Parte, from Jcoaat-Cashmoro Bros., agents. Stfu-NoHhcmS.S Co, agents MOA s.w. 99 tens. J McKeimo, from the Oral-Master, agent. raNQI, scow, 86 tons. A. NOII3OII, from the 'Coast.—Master, agent, NG'VKU scow. GB tons - W. Bourke. ir<>:al (lie Coast.— Goldio and Sons, agents. HERALD, scow. 65 tons. Sanston, from Wnansarei.—Northern Coal Co.. agents. TALLY HO scow. 51 .tons, P. Petersen, from Mansapai-R. S. Reynolds, agent. ETHEL WELLS, scow, 30 tons. S. Wells. (Rom Whangarei.-Jamea Smith and Co., Ltd.. agents.

Acccst 20. NIAGARA. R.M.S. .3.5 p.m.), 13,115 ton?, J T. Rolls, from Vancouver, via Victoria (80, and Honolulu. Passengers: Fust saloon— Newman. K. Doorly, iSjrnmore, Brcwis. Harricks, Atkinson, Mosdaiucs G C. Crcelman. Newman, W. L. Morton and child. M D. Jones. Huddle. G.' Nathan, F H. Marshall, Harricks, Bradstreet, Item's. Bradstrbot, Harricks (2), Harricks, p R. Marshall. Cunningham, 8- Smith. J. H Quiliian. E. Newman. J. D. McGruei, Buddie. J. Davis, M. D. .Tones, W.L. Morton, G. Stubba, W. J. Wilson. H. J. Syms, M. S. Caro. J. Ely, G. C. Cteedmm. Dr. A. 3. Brewis, Dr. P. Ely. Rev. Canon Doorley. Second caloon—Misses F. Berry. P. L. Wade. K Pilsbury, Bryco, Barker. Mcßao, Momson, Mcsdamcs McAuslan. M. Russell. H. Barber. J. E. Barns F. Raymond. Pilsbury, Wallace, R. Whit ten, A. L. Potter. Bryco, P. B: Phillip. Stevens, Stevens, McCrcw, Messrs. J. M. McMauaruan, H. Barber, J. E. Barns, F. Raymond, H. Baldwin, Wallace, H. L. Bams. H. Bartley, G. Smith. W. Potto, SomeiviLle. P. B. Phillips. J. Lowdcn, G. Burns, Stevens, Wade, McCrew. Major Colvin, Commissioner Richards, 26 thirdclass, and 192 through passengers for Australia.— S.S. Co.. agents. RIVERINA, s.s. (2.40 p.m.), 4758 tons, G. P. Entwisle, from Sydney direct. Passengers: First saloon—Mcsdamoa Read, Hopkmson. Warron-Blyth, Clowes, Scott, Lcedß, Brittein, Bennett. Thomson. Wood, Roach, Le Liovio, Misses Brown, M. Stuart-Reid, Williams, Wood, Messrs. F. R. Metcalfe, B. Hobson, E. J. Cato. C. B. Davenport J. H. Woodward, G. Beard. E. Wall-loy. S. Ball, "Warren-Blyth, H. T. Ferrer, G. Morse, J. Brittain, M. Ailorgc. T. Dodd, T. Ross, J. Lindsay, M. Lews, W. G. Smith, G. A. Russell, H. Spencer. L. Lano. W. Caughey, P. Carling. H.J. Slid*, G. A. Blade; A. C. Wood, V. J. Tully, 9 Pitt. V, Roach. C. Emmerson, Dummetlessen (8). Sir E. Rutherford, Professor Clowes, Second Mesdames Lewis, fes, Savillo and three children, Delaney, Omslein, Newman, Porter. Misses Lockwood, P'Pling. Gothics, Hall, Smith. Lears, Delarey '12), Nelson, Messrs. C Bray 1 , A. Melville, J. Fisher, J. O'Connor. B. Aydon. E. McSweeney, R. Lampshiro. H. Ide, A. Sankey, T. Lemnriere, W. Saville, R. Lewis, H. Delaney. W. Sayegh, Ornstein, A. Newman, R. C. Porter, Master Elliott. For Gis-lornft-Mr. W. Crawford. For Nanier— and Miss Kilnor. For LylteHon--Mr. R. Atkinson. For Dnnedm — D. Kidd. Mr. it,. Underwood.- and 25 third-class. —HuddartParker. Ltd, agents.

CHELMSFORD, e.g. (12.5 p.m.). 121 tons, F. Beach, from Northern S-S. Co., agents. AUPOURI, s.B. -(9.40 »m.), 463 tons. J. ; Wilson, from Tanranga and Opotiki. Pasfeasors: Misses Tnlmcr .2), Bridges, Meadames Bridges, Mabcella-, W. A. Parkinson, Balfour. Crmcmet, Messrs. S. Tew, Tolhurst, Hill. C Bridges, Oscar, P. Alley. Webb, Davis Northern S.S. Co.. agents. WAIOTAHI, s.s (9.10 m.), 278 lons, C. Hopkins, from Mercury Bay end Tairua. Passengers: Ifesdarnea Smith. Gary, Wright, htyall. Misses White, L. White, Hodge, Wheeler. Hutchison. Turner. Messrs. G. Song, Lynch, Jelicich, Petricayjch. Galnrs, Cary, Wright, Hutchison,-Northeirn S.SCo., «rents. MOONAH, ke'-ch. 84 tons. W. Champion, item Whangarei.—Northern Coal Co., agents. DEPARTURES. AT7GCST 29. NAIRNSHIRE, s.s. '5.1S p.m.). 5747 tons, C. Fortlcr, for Lyttclton, Dutiodin, and Bluff. : TAKAWERA. s.s. (12.50 p.m.), 2003 tons, J. E. Macdonald, for East Coast and Southern porta Pawjensrors: For —Misses Camoroa, Ancill, Baker, Jonos, Crofts Messbrres Jones, Clubbs, Watkins. Hare, Messrs. JfcCuiloiigh. Walker, Bruce, Partridge, Walkor, Johnson, Sloan. Lynch. Connor, Fipsr. Coleman, Jonson. Taylo. For Napior -Miß%s Eendcrson, Keffett. Hardy, Mesdsaiea Keffett, Henderson, Mr. Piper. For Wellington—Mr. Wright. For Lyttclton— Mr.Gnssey, »nd 20 steerage for all ports. • SQUALL, s.a. (11.10 pm.). 3fi9 tons. E. Gray, for East Coast bays and Gisborne. DAPHNE, as. (1.30 p.m.), 192 tons, E. H. Goertz, for Awanni. _FAUtBUIIN, auxiliary schooner. 95 tons, C Thomson, for Whakatane and Opotiki. CLIO, topsail schooner, SI tons. W. Pelley, for Whangarei. August 30. KANIERI. sb.- (2.10 p.m.), 203 tons, T.' Meyers, for Whangaroi. „TANTWHA, 3s (6.15 p.m.), 263 tons. C. F. MWontag, for Paoroa. .ENDEAVOUR, auxiliary ketch. 81 tons, «ag&, for Whangarei. AuonsT 31. .BADEN-POWELL, s.s (0.15 a.m.), 176 tons, H. Petersen, for Whangaroi. SHIPPING IN PORT. Kaikoura, s.s. at Kind's Wharf. A"anui, schooner, at Albert Wharf. H°l»a. s.s.. hi stream. «»vua. s.s.. in stream. southern Cross, b.b., in stream. UMie' Taylor, ketch, in stream. wam.ja. s.s.. ,ii, Queen's Wharf. §f»ni, ketch, at Albert. Wharf mm. R.M.S., at King's Wharf ('phono \r 3920). Jj! T «rina. s.s., at Hobson Wharf. ifctoria, a,3., a ( Northern Wharf. «f«yhound, schooner, at Northern Wharf. IMPORTS. Per Riverma, from Sydney: 1600 ton 3 genWW merchandise, including 567 baps maize, w sacks, 600 quarter-sacks flour. 560 bags, {L'Mks rice, 280 b:i»s, 80 sacks riccmeal. JJSO Backs bonedust. '222 cases sardines. 7"C JJ*» fruit, 800 cases sugar. 301 ingots tin, ™{. boxes sultanaa. 151 canes currants, 07 flinders, CO2, 100 drums carbide, 205 i «Ms tobacco. 70 cases. 53 casks oil, 150 ' .?»« bottles, 180 cases nails, 506 packages I Bents \* quantity sunlries and transhipncnts.

: fin d Federal-Shi ro liner Nairnshire sailed vsf P&turday evening for Lytlelton After ~ "WRing * quantity of Liverpool carno ;u: V 1 Proceeds to Duncdin and then to ' 1 Bluff to put out the balance. tar S i ? raw «''a. which mailed on Saturday kr.,l U % rn ports, is chic back at, Auck- . a M on Thursday. September 10. nirff i&S. loft Onohunga en Friday '.:': wfm for Wellington and Dunedin. ■. ; Ana coastal steamer Gael is limed to sail ■ Wnananaki ° n Wednesday (or Tulukaka and : : •iSS Mokoi! '' leaves Duncdin to-morrow ■ i»d«.°°i. n for Vi * Ports »nd Auckland. She - -pi o er ° °" Sun ' y- September C. t UMB.m n^?w ' t " Parkw liner Ulimnroa is duo : % i? S n - morrow from Sydney. ■ : "'■ 6h7,L No J*' c , sian four-masted barttuentino ' : ofT»,i' wl V' h gently discharged a cargo "''■'V7h»i; W0 ? d at Auckland from Bunbury. left ' : r' lßlanri gW IV f "} } >itt * afternoon (or Maiden •V-'tt« i«n™s i at l 3 a i ; ar '7 ? '- ( Phosphates at •' - n " «'stand for a Nov; Zealand port. "•"ton .J ?kais t ?. loa(1 Produce at Lytteldirect ■ TimMU tllls wcck tor Auckland , • »ot tJfe?.'? ! in <? Clan Colquhonn is now - ■ , l ° '<> a ™ Weljinfton until toClSteLr with the remainder torivltri lm>ei Bunbury. She should • | mi™ ™K .about Friday next. BfiS&?iM d > ft Wellington °" Saturday pSttlfr"' Gisbow, and Auckland f $ iff s & ' Sho J? xpocted to ar> fc|S.? a Aliursday or Friday.

WAITEMATA DUE TO-DAY. Tho Union Company's cargo steamer Waitemata, is duo at Auckland this afternoon from Southern ports. Jlie vessel is bringing 8100 tons of produce for this port, and will berth at the Queen's Wharf to discharge THE NAVUA. The Island steamer Navua, which lias been laid up in the stream for the past fortni£ht. will bo berthed at No. 2 Jetty 'o-da7 to commcnce - loading for Fiji. She sails At 11. a.m. on Wednesday for Suva direct. Capi tain J. Morrison, lato of the ltakanoa. will take command of tho Navna, R.M.S. MAKUKA. . The Union Company's R.M.S. Makura is timed to leave Sydney at noon on Friday next for Auckland direct. The liner is oxpected to arrive horo on Monday evening, September 7. THE JOAN CRAIG. The stcamei Joan Craig is due at Auckland to-morrow morning from No icastle. She has aI- l. , rgo °' coal to load- filer discharge of which , she goes ,0 Kalpara to load timber tor Melbourne. Captain .1. Manson. formerly chief officer, is now in command of the Joan Craig. THE VICTORIA. The HticUinrt-Parker steamer Victoria is expected to arrive cariy this morning from bout hem and East Coast ports. The vessel w.w originally duo yesterday, but was delayed at several ports owing to tho largo amount of cargo to be loaded. She left Gisbomo late en t-'ttirday night, and made a somewhat protected passage from that port, Tho Victoria will now sail for Sydney at 3 p.i.-i. tomorrow.

RIVERINA FROM SYDNEY. Shortly iKjforo !! p.m. yesterday tho Hud-aart-rarlier linor Riverina. Captain Eutwislo, arrived at Auckland from Sydney uiroct, after n passage occupying three days "0 hours Tho vessel was berthed at the Hobsen Wharf, whero alio was medically inspected by the port health officer, and pratique granted at i If) p.m. -brought over 110 passengers, and IGOO tons of general cargo, the cargo includes a largo quantity of tran shipment! from various oversea steamers. About 800 tons are for Auckland, the other 800 tons being consigned to Southern ports. Instead of retiirmns to Sydney this trip, the ttivenna will nail to-morrow afternoon for hast Coast and Southern ports, in place of the Victoria.

ARRIVAL OF THE NIAGARA. P. m - yesterday the Union Company's R.M.S. Niagara. Captain J. T. Rolls, arrived at Auckland, from Vancouver, via Victoria lis ( '-' and Honolulu. The linor was reported from lintiri at noon, and was boarded in the Bangitoto Channel by the harbourmaster, Captain H. H. Sargeant, tho port health officer,, and the Customs authorities. The usual inspection was thus completed by' lho time the vessel entered tho port, and sho was berthed at tho King's Wharf at 2 p.m. The vessel brought 303 passengers in oil classes for New Zealand and Australia. She also has on board 3750 tons of cargo, 836 tons of which will bo discharged at Auckland, while 765 tons are for transhipment to Fiji, and 2148 tons are for Australia. The Niagara, « timed to sail at 4 p.m. to-morrow for Sydney direct.

PORT OF ONEHUNGA.

ARRIVALS. AtfOCST 29. ARAPAWA. s.s.. 2&1 tons. E. Koatley. from Wanrcanui and Opuuake—Northern $.'6. Co., agenta. HOUTO, auxiliary schooner, 112 tons, 0. Anderson, from Whangape.— and Harvey, agents August 30. CLAy.MORE. s.s . 258 tons. A. Parris, from —Northern S.S. Co., agents. DEPARTURES. August 30. WAIMEA, e.g.. 454 tons, E. Graham, for Nelson and West Coast ports.