SHIPPING

New Zealand Herald, Volume LI, Issue 15768, 17 November 1914, Page 5

SHIPPING

J ffieh Water at Auckland— a.m.; 6.34 High Water at Manukau— 7.55 a.m.; 8.33

** Bun— 'Rises, • ,rt3 am - ; seta, 6.30 p.m. /' Moon—Ne w '' November 18, 3-82 a.m.

WEATHER REPORT. The Meteorological Department supplied (ho following weather rorort at 4 p.m. yea mrdav.— _.

Cloudy rind ni'fty weather Vina ruled and tun >.■:': : ' ! i:\fft [.arts of the country yenterdoy "•'' < ■-• ; ''i'.v ami westerly winds prevail' - '! •' !->>iiunliiy and Sunday, but <joiu ii--r •• i'" ."in, predominated. A bar..!:..' i'< :>r<-"-.'- ii pas n < d in the South on Sur.ii.iv '[<' DAY FORECAST. Pjtwii' ii.d'.i n;.i in nit tor southerly breeze -, ii..n:.: L.v west to northerly and im < .din ir.m •■■'■'■■ ■-.; ■:? a «uie- The „.(.»;!»•! v... ~ii...j,y lie lino and warm tor a ,!;.,ri !»■•■ I in me Ku-M Coast districts, [,„: i. ill.-- i.r,-.'. , ond.uniiH aro likely i„ fn!i',v. b -.ii. wit'i ram generally and ~ m v r» a . ii she West (oast and southern- ,.,.»! i!.'" '■ I'll" barometer will full fust m the •■"•''" « ! '»■

PORT OF AUCKLAND. AH RIVALS. MA.M'Xn. liir me ■: JO pin 1 . 358 tons. Cupiiin; Si'niiiKf. ii.itn (jreymouth.—Paterjen n:i,l Kol.-ri 'M.n. »■.■■ nt< I'AKKOA. i r . '.M ions. Captain Taw. from I 0i..-. .i -V.r'.lieiu S S C.. . » fc ein«. i \\ AIKOA. si. .' i."> |. in !, Km lons, Captain i.irk.r, from tin- i-ouat.—Cashmor* lirof. HtfetiH. i WAKA I Kill-',, us. i'J 40 p m.l. 411 tons, Captain S.;,:;•.ii. irom Thames.—ru S s in., agents. .N'i'VKMFEII 17. a:\I.\I;IK. .. - , :n, inns, Captain Freeman, ti'oiu I'aci-ia.- Northern S.S. Co., | »sei _.\.\'iKH[, t-, CO:! !. > 1: s. Captain Meyers."] DEL'A HI I RES. NIAGARA, 1! M S. i 9 10 p.m.), 13.415 ton?, (opiiiin Knits, tor Sydney direct. l'assengem - Fir-I. kblooii Mrs. J. Hunt. Mrs, A. Nullum. .Mr (.. Culler, Captain Poole. Mr. W T.-dmartui. Mr. W. Seale, Mrs. Mat ' thews. Mr W. RtmiMoii, Mrs. W. 11. bonafull. M.3,1 A. L.,l,ysiutl. Mr. A. M. Wilson. Mr. !• li. Alisop, M.ss H. line. Miss A. Hall. IU.-V. W. F. and Mrs. While, Mr. K. I'ouley, Mr. VV. H. iVKCullouah. Mr. ami Mm F. \V. Wilson. Miss Stahbury, Mrs. Fisk. Sister Margaret, Mr. Martin Smith, Mi Franer, Mr. C. ti. Anderson, Messrs. Fiuser iji, Mrs. Monta«ue and child, Miss Forrest, Mr. VV. K<iiN!,:m Second saloon; i Mr. and Mm. H Sunnau. Mr. '!'. K. Moses, I Mr and Mrs. \V I'mker, Dr. W. E. Mack- I lin. .Mr«. 1, Fraser and ihild, Miss M. I Kiiiie. Miss R. Diay, Mr. and Mrs. C N. ' bpilien, Mr A Wiseman, Mr. 1). B. Wilftiirfl. Mr W. J. McKernan, Mr. (J. Mnran, Mr. and Mrs, W. J Walter, Mr. R J. Hallett, Mr. W. Eddov.es. Mr. G. Wyllio, '• Mr S Pilkington. Mr and Mrs. J Alison. Miss Tynne, Mrs. HatihfTc and child, Miss J H Welsh, Miss A S. Darbyshire, Miss H Eddy, Miss N'rholson, Mr. G. Thomas, Mm Taylor. Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Parked. IS third-clans, and 2-10 through passengers I (rem Vancouver. N'AVI'A, is. Cr? 35 pro.\ 2930 tons. Cap-' lam Williams, for Suva, Leinka. Tonga. ] "rid Samoa Passengers: — Saloon : Major; (' 1! B. Dawson. Messrs. J. V. Jacks. J. i Ma!...in A. 8. Gordon, C B Arkland, ( f.anliner, A. Meredith. D. Riehelman, i .' Hn-helnian. W Shenpard, W. Milligan. F. I ■I Durnian Captain H Fletcher. Mesdames I Matthew Holmes. H. Wilson. Sibree and ■on. Misses H Eastcate. Liddall. R. Booth. < arc.liaw, Durance, Gordon, M. Corbett, and 1.". steerage. MANAIA. as. (ins pin). 1159 tons, Cap j tain Noilmry. for Whansarei. NGAPUHI. r.s. 15.10 p.m.). 691 tons, C«|iiain llaultnin. for Tauranga. dI.F.NT.I/;. -» 'fis p m.l. 288 tons, Cap-' t.-.f, J -,„..p. for Whansaroi i CLANSMAN', as '6 15 p.ral, 635 tons,' rap'am M.Leod, for Ri-ssell and Oiuia. j WAKATF.RE, ps fll 5-5 a.m.), 411 tons, I Cap.lam Sullivan, for Thames. I

.U'I'OURI. s.s 12.35 m.). 163 tons, Cap's : Wilson, for North Coast ports. WAIOTAHI, a s. <7 10 p m.V 278 tons, Captn.n Hopkins, for Mercury Bay and Kuaotuiiu. TANIWITA. ,j '!)(". m.), 263 tons, Cap'tk<.n f!ie»nlv>rc, for I'aeron. DAPHNE m. 112 5 pra.), 102 tons, Captain S'ephenson, for Coromandel. WKKA. as MM pm.), 127 tons, Captain Macindoe. for Whakatane. CHELMSFORD. >« (6 15 p.m.)., 121 tons, Captain Reach, for Marsden Point and wav ports. WAITANGI. as.. 171 tons, Captain Corbet:, for trio coast CARL, js '8 20 a.m.), 05 tons. Captain HoWl*. for Waipu. f'AEROA, sb (1.30 p.m.), 91 tons, Captain Taw, for Whangarci. VESSELS DUE TO-DAT. Rakanoj. from Westport. Mauaia. Irom WhanKorei. Wiii.'.ii'hi. from Mercury Bay and Kuao'nnii Wakulerc, from Thames. Daphne, from Coromandel. Chelmsford, from Marsden Point and way port 3. T.i«mnn. from Whakatane. Bnroona, from North Coast ports.

VESSELS RAILING TO-DAY. Moko.a, for Southern ports, at 2 p.m., from ran »,')>■ Queen's Wharf. N'l-iiMHwii. for Paurnnga and Opotiki, from Northern Wharf Wakutere, fo» Thames, from No. 3 Jetty. Waimane, for Pacroa, from Northern Wharf. Kani'T.', for Whangarei, from Northern Wharf, VESSELS EXPECTED AT AUCKLAND COASTAL AND INTER COLONIAL. Appro*. Venal From date. Mil ino Sydney ... Indof Tar..wits. ... ••■ Southern ports Nov. If) Rclc.ii.i Southern ports Nov. 19 Mo-rabool Newcastle ... Nov. 19 Wariakii . . ... Southern ports Nov. 20 Kait.una. Newcastle ... Nov. 20 J(j-««hii'<» Holiart ... Nov 20 Itivpfna Sydney "... Not. 22 Virion i .. •■ Sou hern ports Nov. 22 Kaiap.i, ... . . We.<'>'ort ... Nov. 23 Wa wen . Sydney ... Nov. 23 < ape Ortega! Sydney ... Not. 23 Tokonoru ... ... hnngarei ... Nov. 21 Hiiuall Cisborno ... Nov. 24 Hum., m liooner -- Lyttclton ... Nov. 2.) Indraburah •■• Sydney _ .. Nov, 24 lonir hnnjjarei ... Nov 25 Wnirilia ... ... Southern ports Nov. 26 WK,V,rii» . . .. Svdne.y . . Nov. .'6 Moknia . Southern ports Nov. 29 Niaeara R M S ... Sydney ... Nov. 30 Star of New Zealand Adelaide . Dec. 5 Tnnitarirri Southern ports Dec. 6 indra-ira, . .. Sydney ... Dec <> Buteshire .. . Southern ports Dee. 16 Whaka'ann .. .. Hohart ... Dec IC Kin Om . Sydney .. . . Per, 22 Marnnri , Southern ports Dor. 21 Aniln-Rratdiuil . . Sydney ... Dec 25 F' ford .1..--i . Hohart ... Dec. :-0 Wirral Sydney ... Jan. 13 SAILING VESSELS EXPECTED V,„ e | From Sailed Loujsaf'raiß . .. Edi'liburg ... Nov. i VESiEIS TO SAIL FROM AUCKLAND Appro* Vow! For date Mah>rii Sydney ... Indcf. Squall fiisborne ... No- IS Kahti ... ... Gisborne ... Nov. 20 Tarawera Southern ports Nov. 21 Ilakam ... .. Wellington ... Nov v'2 Bute-hire . . . Southern porta Nov. 23 kiverina .. Sydney ■- Nov .'.; Victor,.i .. S' uthcrn ports Nov. 24 Moira'iiry.l ... Newcastle ... Nov 24 Greyhound s'h ... It'kianga ... Nov 25 India! ■,■ •;. Nanier Nov. 27 T0k0.,,,, , . Wellington ... Nov 27 Westrmp, Southern ports Nov. 28 lam,. . Wellington . Nov 29 Moko'n - Southern ports Dec. 1 Wakura. I( M - Sydney ... Dec. 14 Uamuri . ... ... Wellington ... Dec. 27 SHIPPING IN PORT. Mekoia, i.<, at Queen's Wharf Manuntii, tannic, at King's Wharf. greyhound « honner. Nt Nor'hcrn Wharf. Saint Francois, s.s., in Craving Dock, winorita, bar t uentine, in stream. {«, barque, at No 2 Jetty. Moura. as. ,n a' ream Jalune. s * in stream. fcuraaia, haliau ship, at No. 2 Jotty.

The i Northern Company advise that the coastal steamer Tanman, which has been bar-bound at Whakatane- for several days, will probably arrive back at Auckland today. She is timed to sail at 3 p.m. tomorrow for Whakatane. , The coastal steamer Apanui,' which is due oack here from Awanui to-morrow, will Bail at midnight for Cabbage Bay, and will call at l/oromandel with passengers only. Mr. D. Teixcira, ohief officer of the JJaphne, has come ashore on holiday leave. fS* }• h ?, ms relieved by Mr. G. Woods, late oi the Rotomahana. Captain H Fletcher, late of the Talune was a passenger for Suva by the Navua yesterday. Captain Fletcher has been appointed to a shore position at Fiji. . The Tarawera loft Wellington last evening for way ports and Auckland. She is due here on Thursday morning. The French stonmor Saint Francois was floated into the Graving Dock yesterday morning for cleaning and painting. The schooner Fairbnrn is expected to arrive at Auckland to-morrow morning from Upotiki with a cargo of produce She sails on Friday evening for Opotiki and Whakatane with general cargo. _, The Navua sailed yesterday afternoon for I'Ui. longa, and Saraoan ports.

STEAMER AOTEA SOLD. It is reported that (he small steamer Aotea has been purchased by Messrs. J. J. Craig, Ltd , of Auckland from tho Kaipara Steamship Company. The Aotea, which was built in 1898 at. Sydney, is a wooden vessel of 2G3 tens gross and 157 tons net. NIAGARA FOR SYDNEY. The Union Company's RMS. Niajram, Bailed shortly after nine o'clock last evening tor Sydney, in continuation of her voyage from Vancouver. The liner is due lat the .New South Wales port on Friday morning. She leaves again at noon on hursilay, November 26. for Auckland, being ! due here on Monday, November 30. Over 100 first, second, and third-class passengers joined the Niagara at Auckland. TtTRAKINA AT WELLINGTON. j The New Zealand Shipping Company's liner Turakina arrived at Wellington last j evening from London, via Hobart. The | vessel brought a largo number of passengers tor Now Zealand. It is expected that the majority of those booked for Auckland will arrive by the Main Trunk express toI morrow morning. The Turakina will afterwards visit Lyttelton to discharge the balance of her Home cargo. WANAKA WITH PRODUCE. The Union Company's steamer Wanaka, which has been delayed at the Bluff bv rough j weather, arrive/1 at Wellington yesterday morning with ,1200 crates of cheese for tran--1 shipment to 'he Rolorua. She was expected to leave Wellington last evening for Napier. (iisborne, and Auckland with the remainder of her cargo of produce- The Wanaka should arrive here about Saturday. j KOUTUNUI UNDER REPAIRS. I Richardson and Company's coastal steamer I Koutunui. which went ashore on the East Coast recently, and which w;i3 subsequently ; refloated, has arrived at Napier. She has been placed on the slip at Port Ahuriri. Repairs are expected to be completed by the end of this week. MONOWAI FOR EAST COAST. It is expected that the overhaul and sur- ! vey of the Union Company's " ferry'' steamer Maori will lie completed in time to allow the vessel to lake up her usual running in the W»llington-Lyttelton service on December 11. The Monowai, which is relieving the Maori in the ferry service, will then be re-' leased, and will take up her former running in the Auckland-East Coast-Dunedin passenger service. When the Monowai resumes, the Tarawera will withdraw from the East' Coast service. I PASSENGERS BY THE TURAKLNA. ; The New Zealand Shipping Company's ltner Turakina, which arrived at Wellington ast evening from London, brought the following passengers for New Zealand: — Saloon: Miss N. W. Anderson, Mrs. M. Anton. Mr. A. N. Ba;;raud, Miss F. Bent, Mr. H. Blakeley. Miss M. Bloomfield, Mr. J, Bridgman, Mr. R. C. Butler. Miss M Campbell. Mr. W. L. Casley. Mr. T. P. Coffey, Mr„. Coffey. Miss M. Coffey, Mr. W. Coleman. Mr L. W . Cooper. Mrs. M. H. Cowan Mi°s I M. C. Demment, Miss C- Farmer, Miss F I Farmer, Rev O. Fitzgerald. Mrs. Fitzgerald, Master G. Fitzgerald. Miss A. Foreman. | Mr. J. N. Gamlin. Mrs. Gamlin, Mr. A. P. i Glad well. Mr. A Grant, Mrs. Grant. Mr G. ; Harrison, Mrs Harrison, Mr. E Hay, Mrs. Hay, Master T. C. Hay, Miss M. F- Hoole, i Mrs. G. M. Huiton. Master F. M. Hutton I Master P. M Hutton, Mrs C Limmer, Mr. I J H. Luke, Mr. J R. McElwain, Mrs. I | McOimsey, Miss S E. Morley. Mr W ; Newell. Mr R. A. Nicholls. Dr J. Nicholson, Rev. H. Parata, Mrs Parata, Mrs. K. \ Parkinson. Miss M. Parkinson, Miss M i Paterson, Miss A. E Pfifzner. Mrs. ,1 ) Pitkethly. Master R. Pitkethly. Miss C E. I A. Purvis. Mr. W. Y. Robinson. Mrs. E. ! Simmons. Mr. L. Simmons, Miss S. SimI mons. Miss M Simmons. Mrs. W. W Smith. Master W. W Smith. Mr. W C ! risen. Mrs. Tisch. Miss A Turnbuli. Mr R. Vance. Miss. W Waddinghara, Mrs. J i Wedderspoon. Mr. C. A. Wilcocks and 277 third-class passengers. BARQUE MANUNUI. The barque Manunui arrived'at Auckland yesterday afternoon from Greymouth. after a passage of seven days. The vessel brought a. full cargo of coal, and was berthed at the King's Wharf to discharge. The Manunui will subsequently load a cargo of timber at this port for Sydney. COLLIERS' MOVEMENTS. Tho Rakanoa is due at Auckland to-day from Westport. She is bringing a full cargo of coal for this port. The Union Company's chartered collier Moorabool loft Newcastle at 2 p.m. on Friday last for Auckland, with a full cargo of coal. She is due here on Thursday afternoon. The Kaituna left Newcastle at 7 p.m. on Friday last fur Auckland. She is bringing a full cargo of coal, and after discharging a part cargo here proceeds to Tokomaru Bay to put out the balance. The Kaituna should put in an appearance early on Friday morning. The Kaiapoi is to load a cargo of eoal at Westport this week for Auckland.

,e Wind Bar. Ther. Weather moo Maria, S.W., broeao 39.90 67 Foggy Huwoll h w - breeze 2985 68 Overcast fiinnksu H. S.W. iresh a).8-1 64 Clouds Auckland W S \\\. lu-sh 29.90 60 Fair TauranK* W., I'™' 1 '" 58 68 Fair East l«»rx> « , fresh 2'J 70 M Overcast, fiisborni' . £>., fresh 89.75 55 Overcast Vi Ahuriri... Si, iro.-th 251.80 54 Overcast Caitiopoiin . St., '"" 29 9a 56 Cloudy Wellington Mi fc., Iji ■ ';U 8.) 57 Overcast v 1'lyim.iilli s W . fionli 29 80 62 Fair f'Egmoni S.W., fresh 29 80 60 Cloudy Wan'anm t , ''-'I' 1 20 77 60 Fair Farencli Si. :*.£. Iresh 29 80 50 Cloudy C Foulwind S. fresh 29 9(1 57 Fair (Jtcymoulli .H , bn-exn 29.83 57 Kino yiophen I' S F. . t'rvsli 29 80 50 Cloudy (' C'iniplfl. S . Iixh: 29,83 16 Fine Jlaikourii SK. hclil 29 77 55 Cloudy lUpia I .it! ' ( » ! »t 2075 51 Cloudy of (-haliliria > W. fresh 29 7:! 58 Fair NnKSfc'.s sW - ,r '°" '.'9 Cfi SO Cloudy Bluff WSW. li 29.77 52 Overcast