PORT OF AUCKLAND.

New Zealand Herald, Volume LI, Issue 15747, 23 October 1914, Page 3

PORT OF AUCKLAND.

AH I!IV.M.S. '•'■ <i'iM".' \. s * .7 ;o am \ 11.130 tons, fa '•< -i S.l tl\ from London, via llobart "••i *•>> 1.-' ii i'asser.-ers . first saloon \i ">.'< is-.i, <,•>-. Hall. O'Aeill, Tiirner-l'aricy, l'« 1.. !•. M.-dailies lonittallis, Turner-Far- !. '. .!>■:.' Messrs Cornwall)*. Turnerlr" 1': Wa'..-he . Seiomt saloon—Misses M.Ca: i.v Rotter, Turner. Mesdamcs Ooat- ■ •'.. M.Cnr-'.v. IV.tor. Sydnham. Messrs. r> • ■ ■ .'. i; at ev. Now... nib. Potter. Masters :■ ■ ■....» i -'. »ml l:«S third-class -Now Zea- .<: .i .-■ PI ing Co. Ltd . agents. TAI.FNK. ss 550 am\ 2087 tons. Cap•i. M. invti, from (lie Cook and Society I'uiiJ- l'»sseii«ei.« Messrs l'e ers. liemus. Turner, and four steerage.—Union S.B. Co ', aborts TARAWERA, ss i 2.15 p.m.), 2003 tons. Captain lute-Parson*, R.N.R . irom ,s ti:he:n and Fast Coast ports. Rasrenuers . M.'vs Hammond Hauchte '2>, Pollard, wax-v.-c , WcoMcr, Mesdamea Eiders. Anderson, M. er. Corl-tt. Forrest. Messrs Eloeis {'••■<T«en M.llveen. .Indd '2'. Co-bet. Munns! hrv. Kvh'iru. llauchie (4), Kelly, Rowland, irou.h. Carr. Reldtura. Kenzett. Mitchell, and r.-ne steerace -Pnion S S. Co.. agents. | MANAIA. ss '635 p m.l, 1159 tops. Cap's n N.-r i.ory. from Wiianpaiei. Passengers: Mej.laii.es M«llabond. Keogh, Garland, Atkinson M.t.o-.ern. Ma.'.ndoe. lVarcy. Hooton. Sj.i.et and rinld. Burn*. Johnston. Kvan. I Wpllj c Seymour. Christian. Crawford Ms-, \\ right 2i. North. Brown, Carlton. | \\.".i'o. Hood. Simpson. Master Crawford. V.---» M Lane, Choesoman. Keoeh. Garland, j Mi.i.i. "i.field Manning. Brings, Kawa- i lenj. Jii.Kson. Atkinson, Curler. Powell. i \\,od« Brake. IVnwarden. Hodgson, Monti- I •ier, Stono. Iz-am-.tig, Macindoe. Hooton, O". n'.tl. Chajnptaloup, Rearcy. Cunningham, Wrnriit. Sadler. Bradley. Hodeson, Barb Ornard. W.-.r. Julian. Jones. Bush. Wilson. I .T.hri!.t--n. Wallace. Ryan. Curtis. Hill Camp- i ■n. Host, Appleton, Burns. Glenister. (..:'-"?. Dennis, McGlas'nan, Cooper. Archer, H- . • tilry Smi'h. and six stecraßo.—Nor tnem V S Co . asepts. SUF.U.L. . r '6 pm\ 369 tons. Captain Jones. Mom (.M«rx'rne and East Coast bays.— Huliardson and Co, Ltd. agents. WRKA. ss .7 ppi i. 127 tons. Captain Macindoe, from tho ('.rent Barrier. Passen- .;•■< M m Blair. Mesdames Blake, henry. Messrs Hearn. Williams, Rayne. Bailey, 1-nc. Hardy. K ers. Smith. Carlnno —Nor-'.".'-rn S S. Co . agents. CHELMSFORD, ss fin-to p.m.), 121 tons. Captain IV.i i. from Mar-den Point and vs.- p .r',s -N. rthern S.S. Co. aqents. WAKATEKE. p.s. 12 10 p.m.l. 11l tons. Captain Sulli-an, from Thames.—Northern S a. < o . agents. TANIWHA. ss 5.30 am.). 263 tons. Cap•i.ii lirex-nbers, from Paerua.— Northern S.S. Co . a K en-s. DAI'H.VE. s«. 3.40 p m I. 192 tons. tap- j lain (loeriz. from Cabbaife Buy. Northern S S Co.. agents. ISABELLA DEFRAINE. auxiliary I schooner 1.15 p m.'i. 9.1 tons. Captain Hacken- I son. from Hokianga and Kopu. -C. H. Purue*a and Co.. Ltd., agent?. DEPARTURES. NGARt'HI, ss 15 10 re.». 691 tons, Capti:n Ha'iluin. lor Tauram;a. WAKATERE, p.s. (5.25 p.m.', 11l tons, Captain Sul!.-in. for Thames. KANIERI, •< s 810 pm I. 203 tons. Captain Meyers, for Wliangarei. CHATEAU O'IF. barque 112.30 p.m.', 1980 tons. Captain All.on. tor New Caledonia. fJLENELG, s a. 18 p.m.), 2Sfl tons, Captain Jonas, for Wlangarei. BAROONA, s.s 6 pml, 136 tons. Capta Eraser, (or North Const ports. AWANt'I. schooner '5.15 p.m.). 95 tons. ( aptain Brown, lor C.isborneENDEAVOUR, auiiliary ketch (120 p.m.), 81 tons. Captain KaftK. tor Whancarci. O'.TUBEU 23. TANTWHA. s.s. 10 15 am i. 'JC3 tons. Captain Greenlierg, for Raeroa. VESSELS DUE TO-DAY. Mex.rabool, from Newcastle. Waihora, from Wes.port, Ai'i"-''in. trrm North Coast ports. Win inline, from I'aeroa. Wakn'ere, from Thames K.-.r. er:. from Whangarei. '.ael. from Waipu. Tn«man, from l'auransi and Wliakatane. VESSELS SAILING TODAY. Manaia. for Whansarei. from Northern Wharf Wa'idtcrc. for Thames, from No. 3 Jetty I a p.inc. for Mercury Bay and Tairua. \\ok:i, for Coromandel. from No. 3 Jetty. | Cholijiford, for Oliiwa, from Northern! Wnarf. Tann-.n. for Wliakatane. from Northern Wharf. ( -'*l„.'" r < Waipu, from west aide Kind's Fairl/urn. schooner, for Wliakatane and Opottki. SAILINGS TO-DAY FROM ONEHUNGA. Arapawa. lor Wanjanui and Opimako. TEBSELS EXPECTED AT AUCKLAND COASTAL AND INTERCOLONIAL. Approx Vassal. From dat«. Man'-no ... . .Sydney ... ... Indef Wathnri . . .. West port ... Oct 23 Siua.i . Gisboni« ... Oct. 21 K.'..-,. .... ..... r.e . . Gisljorne ... Oct. 21 Kahu fiisborno ... Oct- 21 Tn.nui Lyttehon Oct. 25 Vi irj.a .. Southern ports Oct, 25 R ren.'in Sydney ... Oct. 2b' Wo, .-Hi x . . Southern por.s Oct. 26 Kr'j..' . : Car'er . Sydney .. . Oct. 27 Winakt . . Newcastle .. Oct. 27 Hi. l,ar,'..> . Newcastle ... Oct 28 V.'«.'ra ..i . Southern ports Oct 29 Eura-::i pa! -1.'p... Wellington ... Oct. at < !a;,n.. :; . . Onehunga . . Nov. i Wi r:rii'-i Southern port.i Nov. I Mak'im. I! M S ■ ■ fcydn< v . Nov. 2 '!a:«A«-[y . So'.nhi-rn port* Nov. 5 Pert Ma'-.ua- - . Hvdnev . ... Nov. 6 K- r. i,, , .-I, , Nine . . Nov. 24 I. .'i Whangarei ... Nov 25 l'"»»'' Vii Sydney ... Nov. .'6 S'-uth.-'n i ,0., . . Nortoik Is. ... Dec. 21 h.a <)r\ Sydney .. .-■ Dec. 20 VESSELS TO SAIL FROM AUCKLAND Appt-,1 V.,5,l For dale Ma-ien-. ... . Svdnev . Indef '/■<■« ii d i ... . So'llhern !">r's 0< t. 24 !'■ '.• . Wellington <■>' t. 21 | 'l d"i«. i ... . Si i'l e-n ports () • 21 I 1: ■'-.-.. . Southern ports Del. -'I h.. -i .. . f;,*l,orne . Oil 27 It.-..- |~ ... Sydney . . Oct 27 Si -i. . ... r;..'.,rr,0 .. Oct. 11 < V '■ ... . So.l'h. m ports Oct V \\., . ... '■;:: . . O. t, 2- '••'-. : . •i .1 -. I, Mok ln «a ... On. 28 I-. I.i '.. R.i" . 11. K. ir.i/H Oct. 30 '''• --.... . Soi.' 1 ,. r:i P'r's <)( ' 31 la." ' . . W.il.ng'cn Oft. II I' ii. i . . 0n.,0n .:,i N"..v. 1 . So ill, -r, ports Nov. 3 1 ' U'. i,„-•.,„ Nov 2') h" .1 ...o'. •. Sr.w ... Nov. 30 KliIlTINc; IN PORT. N:.''kn'u. ■■ . . in Ou.en's Whaif. I' '-». '..in. a- K ::.■ ■ Whiill. Aalande . ~ . a- King s WHnri '<<■■<. si ... ..... r. at K,i,g« Wharf. Aw»i:n'„ ; - ■ , ';-.,■,' at Albert Wharf. I'- 'Vim «. :. .. :or at Alb,,! Wharf. 11. '■■■ ■ ' ■ . :.' K.n... ■ Wharf ll' •■"lu.i. -~ . a Ou-. i'-. What! "ii '. M : 1. '• ... 0 .'MI - WllHlt. T' ':• ". ■ • ..• lf..b« Wlurl. '!' • V'.'.. '...-.i is due a' Auckland this mornli..' t:..::, C. .-•:,. ri Shi will U-rlh at No. 2 J' 'v i. ■! !,.o-:e hr .argo of coal. . T'." M- ■ :n.,....!. iiiK.'ei (iiarter to tho Union ' ■ mini-., . ,|.i,. ;i . Auckland this morning '■< "■ ... -..■ ■■' : . 'I ho -.pssol will berth at lie H '-• ii W„..,i p. dn. hnrg.e her cargo of 'I'. II 1.1.1..- R.,rk.-i- I'-iimiT Wl ina. en " .'■' '.' -ii Sou ion: p. rts. Icfi Wellington '■■<-■ ■ 'in ii- no way ,or's and AueKinnd. ' '"■ ■■.-■-.: i- .1 i- li.-re i". Sunday morning. , T.. ... i„..,. I'., 1 1,...-rn ha. b<en .e- --->' •:.. mi.l i:..;'i ib<- -.:,, nf'cr undergoing roPairs to '„« i hull, which was slightly dnmaeod a- the. remit of the vessel lieing strandc-J. at "lot.:; a lew weeks ago Tho Fairotirn ►ails .'us evening with general cargo tor Wnuku'ano and Opotiki.

Th« j Tara s arrived from Southern porU josterdav afp-rnoon, alter a fine wca her pas »a«e. 1 She brought SCO tons of cargo, which includes 1220 sacks potato©*. 367 sacks oats. 11 "i ks . whpnt . 180 sacks flour, 200 sacks pollard. 69 sacks seed. 10 sacks malt. 92 cra.es confectionery, 85 crates biscuits, 561 era cs onions. 60 cafes starch, 37 cases toi 116 boxes butler, 2116 cases fruit. 86 kegs wiutelead. 15 cores tobacco. 20 hhds. ale. 2.1 cases ole The Tarawera sails on the reW.i trip at noon to-morrow. The Waitomata left Timnru at noon yesteuiay tor 1 icton to complete her loading o. produce for Auckland. She is expected to arrive here about Monday next. The New Zealand Shipping Company advises that.the chartered .steamer Knight of lie turner is now expected to leave Sydney loony tor Auckland, in continuation of her voyiU-e trom Montreal. She is duo hers auou' Uctobor 2*. CARGO FROM SYDNEY. The Union Company advises that the steamer Wanaka led Sydney at 5 p m. on Wo 1nesday f or Auckland direct. The vessel is nrinisinß the cargo previously loaded by tne Malicno. which is detained at Sydney. The. anaka has also on board a part cargo of coal from Newcastle. She should arrive hero on luesday evening next.

TALUNE ARRIVES. i The I'nion Company's steamer Ta-lune. arrived early yesterday morning from the Cook j m h " 1,t .;7 I,lun d3, "nd wns berthed at the ; Hobson Wharf, to discharge her cargo of fruit '. and copra. The. Tallinn left Auckland on --opteml.or 23, and made the usual en. »t I Mangau. A ""' Aitutaki, Raiaten. Papeete, ! and ham linen. With the exception of a ■ heavy north-east gain which was experienced tor the tirst M hours after leaving Auckland, DM weather generally prevailed ..luring ihe round trip. The Tnhitie is timed to sail again lor the Eastern I'acilic at noon on Tuesday I next. 1 ARRIVAL OF THE ROTORUA. An early arrival at Auckland yesterday ! morning was the New Zealand Shipping v om- ' Pany a lln cv Kolorua. which came from Lon ! •lon. via Jlobart and Wellington The vessel was berthed at the Queen's Wharf to di-i ! charge 3000 tons of general merchandise. She I brought 100 fir«t. second, and third-class , passengers for Auckland The Rotorua sails 1 on Monday next for Wellington. LvltelUm, I and Utinedm to complete her discharge. RAKAIA'S MOVEMENTS. The chartered steamer Rakaia will probably ! complete the discharge of the Auckland por- 1 Hon ol her Liveriwol cargo in time to sail ! tomorrow for Wellington, Lyttelton and' Uunedm. On completion of discharge at the ' latter port, the Rak.iia will load at Dominion i ports for London She will return to Auck- ; land about November If. and after loading what rarKO is offering, will proceed to Wei- I Utiston to complete.