PORT OF AUCKLAND.

New Zealand Herald, Volume LII, Issue 15824, 22 January 1915, Page 3

PORT OF AUCKLAND.

ARRIVALS. WESTBALIA. s.s. (11.40 a.m.). 2584 lons. Captain Bales, from Southern and East Coast ports. Passengers Mesdames Buckle, Jenkins, Finn. Cook, Jeune and child. King. Chrispe, Brunskill, Ngata. and child. Runners and two children, Misses Kortegast, Price, Tanner, Colbert, Allingham, Camming. Fuller, Steele (2), Cook. Fergus. Robertson. Louch, Robertson, Herd. Fmdlay, MessrsRichardson. Buckle, Thompson. Josephs, Rowan, Finn. Nicol. Short, Miller, King, Day. Branskill. Falconer. Caldwell. Nicolas, Morran. Everton. Richards, Roberts, Hayes, Ngat-a. Renners. 10 natives, and 45 steerage-—Huddart-Parker, Ltd., agents. MANAXA. bb, (620 p.m.). 1159 tons, Captain Norbury. from Whangarei Passengers: Misses Hogwood, Daveson, Jones. Munro. Butrell, Ruddell. Daveson, Reed, Road. Lester, Johnson. Do Montalk, Windrust, Iremonger, Hall, Munro, Graham. Stephenson, Hillver. McDonald, Mesdames Hoggwood. Naldcr. Levie, Davidson. Lowe. Bree, Windust. Johnston. Walker and child. Wells and two children, Butrell. Hargreaves, BesI sell. Savage and five children, Constantine. ! Till and child. Samuels. Davison. Jones and child. Penny and two children. Farrell. Wakelin and child. Dickey. Jough, Alfred, Messrs. Taylor, Hansen. Smith. Laziell, Anderson. Lowe, Crookes, Davidson. Purdie, Rust. Cole. Windust. Wheeler. Fowler. Orr (2), Walker, Bird, Lacassie, McLennon.. I Smyth, Walker. Payne. McDonald. Constantine, Simpkin. Purcell, Foote. McNab, Con- . lon. Sinclair. McLennon. Kneebone. Simpson, i Down. Gant, De Jough. Plummer. Owen, Dures. Brodie. Simpson, Bond. Squire, MaoKay. Key-worth, Philcoz (2), and 12 steerage. — Northern SS. Co., agents. MAKO. s.s. '4 a-m.), 505 tons. Captain Sauter. from Gisborne- —Richardson and Co., agents. WAKATERE. p-s. (255 p.m). 441 tons. Captain Sullivan, from Thames.Northern So. Co.. agents.

NGATIAWA. ss. (9 10 a.m.). 463 tons. Captain Pierotti. from Ohiwa and Opotiki-— Northern SS. Co., agents.

TANIWHA. s.s. (7.5 a.m.). 263 tons. Captain Greenberg, from Paeroa. Northern SS. Co.. agents.

WAIOTAHI. s.s (355 p.m.). 278 tons. Captain Hopkins, from the Great Barrier Northern S.S. Co., agents.

WAIMARIE. s-s. (8.10 p.m.). 245 tons. Captain Freeman, from Paeroa —Northern S.SCo.. agents.

DAPHNE, ss. (12-55 p.m.), 192 tons, Captain Stephenson, from Cabbage and Amodeo Bays.— Northern S.S- Co.. agents. WEKA. ss. (11.10 p.m.). 127 tons. Captain Petersen, from Marsden Point.—Northern SS. Co.. agents-

HAUTTI. s.B. (2.10 p.m.). 101 tons. Captain Mckenzie, from Orewa.—Northern S.S Co agents. '

DEPARTURES.

WHAKATANE, s-s- (455 a.m), 5754 tons. Captain-Squires, for Wellington. NGAPUHI. s.s- (5.35 p.m.), 691 tons, Captain Haiutam, for Tauranga. WAKATERE. p.s. (6 35 p.m.). 441 tons, captain Sullivan, for Thames.

TANIWHA, s.s. (3.15 p.m.), 263 tons. Captain Green berg, for Paeroa.

KANEBRI. e-s. (12.30 p.m.). 203 tons, C*oI tain Johnson, for Whangarei. i TASMAN. 8.8. (8.5 a.m.), 171 tons. Captain Faulkner, for Whakatane. VESSELS DDE TO-DAY. Athenic. from Alexandria. Egypt. Physa. from Singapore. Wakatere, from ThamesTaniwha. from Paeroa. Kanieri. from Whangarei. Aupouri. from Houhora. Apanui, from Awanui. Taeroa. from Whangarei. VESSELS SAILING TO-DAY. Pukaki, for Greymouth. Daphne, for Coromandel, from No- 3 Jetty Waiotahi. for Mercury Bay. from No 3 Jetty. Waimarie. for Paeroa. from Northern Wharf. Manaia. for Whangarei. from Northern Wharf. Hauiti. for Warkworth. from No- 5 Jotty. VESSELS DUE AT ONEHUNGA. Rarawa. from New Plymouth- ! SAILING FROM ONEHUNGA. Rarawa. for New Plymouth. VESSELS EXPECTED*AT AUCKLAND. COASTAL AND INTER-COLONIAL. Approx. Vessel- Prom dateTarawera — ... Southern potts Jan. 24 MahenD ... ••• ... Sydney ... Jan. 24 Niagara. R.M.S. ...Sydney ... Jan. 25 Wanaka Southern ports Jan. 30 Victoria — Southern ports Jan. 31 Atua Fiji Feb. 1 Taviuni •■■ Eastern Pacific Feb. 11 , OVERSEA. i Approx. Vessel. Sailed- From date. Westmeath Dec. 3 Liverpool Feb. 3 Ualdorch Nov. "23 Montreal Fab. 8 i VESSELS TO SAIL FROM AUCKLAND. i Approx. Vessel. For date. We9tralia Southern portn Jan. 23 Maheno... Sydney ... Jan. 24 Tarawera Southern portu Jan. 26 Niagara — ... Vancouver ... Jan. 26 Victoria ••• Southern port;i Feb. 2 Southern Cross ... Norfolk Is. ... Apr. 3 SHIPPING IN PORT.. Mako. s.s., at Queen's Wharf. Westralia. s-s>. at Queen's Wharf. Pukaki, 8.1., at HoD6on Wharf. Rosamond. 5.8.. at Northern Wharf. Kanna, ss., at King's Wharf. Ennerdale, ss . at King's Wharf. Navua, s.s.. in stream. Rakanoa. s.s.. at Hobson Wharf. Alumna, schooner, at No. 2 Jetty. Southern Cross, s s., m streamIris, cable steamer, in stream, Isabel, barquentine, at No. 2 Jetty. Senorita, barquentine, in stream. Moura. s.s. in stream. Talune. s.s., at No. 2 Jetty. Eurasia, Italian ship, in stream. Isabella Defraine, schooner, on slip. The Mirairo, which arrived from New York, via Australian ports, on Wednesday, will complete discharging her Auckland cargo to-morrow, and will sail for Wellington. The Union Steam Ship Company's Pukaki sails for Greymouth at noon to-day. The Kaitangata is duo to arrive from Westport with a, cargo o! coal to-morrow evening or Sunday morning. The Inga, which is bringing a cargo of coal from Newcastle, should reach Auckland on Monday. The Whakatane sailed for Wellington early yesterday morning to complete her Homeward loading. OIL STEAMER PHYSA. Tap British Imperial Oil Company's steamer Physa should reach Auckland this afternoon- She is bringing case oil from Singa- , pore. ATHENIC FROM EGYPT. The White Star steamer Athenic, which was one of the vessels used to transport the New Zealand troops to Egypt, will arrive at Auckland rhis morning from Alexandria. She will go into dock, and then proceed south to load for Home. She will return to i Auckland about February 8. MAHENO'S PASSENGERS. The Maheno, which is due to arrive at Auckland from Sydney on Sunday, is bringing 61 saloon and 33 steerage passengers. NIAGARA LEAVES SYDNEY. The Union Steam Ship Company's Niagara left Sydney at 6 p.m. yesterday for Auckland. She will arrive here on Monday, and sans for Vancouver at noon on Tuesday. THE MAKO. The Mako. recently built on the Clyde by Bow, McLachlan, Ltd-, for Messrs. Richardson and Company, reached Auckland, on her • maiden voyage „ yesterday morning, _ and berthed at the Queen's Wharf. She is of 505 tons register, and was completed early in October. She left for New Zealand on October 17 with as much coal as could be stowed on board. This lasted till she reached Cape-

55"' where her bunkers were replenished, She then sailed for Edithburg, South Australia, and loaded gypsum and salt for New /ieaJsnd. She reached Westport on January f-'i and after taking in a supply of coal, L? i JS r ft pier, arriving there on Friday last- She then came on to Auckland, via Irisboine Captain Sauter, who brought the Mako out from Home, states that fairly rough weather was encountered on the voyage, but the vessel proved herself an admiri»^^ a v. b ? at i: She can ,ake 42 ° tons dead weight but has a opacity for 520 tons of genera! cargo. She is equipped with the Wifl w PI S ex Ps,?»on engines, and can do 22?... knß - on The Mak ° has accommodation for 22 passengers. Captain Jones. VhJr «l,? a air 'v I"? command of her after n „ T has been docked here. She will sail on Tuesday for East Coast bays, Gl3. borne, and Napier