PORT OF AUCKLAND.

New Zealand Herald, Volume LII, Issue 15849, 20 February 1915, Page 5

PORT OF AUCKLAND.

ARRIVALS. ATPOURI. s.s. '3 5 p.m.\ 163 tons. J. Wilson, from north coast ports.—Northern £§. Co . agents WAIMAKIE. s=. 715 a.m.). 245 tons. J Fleetest-., from Paeroa. —Northern S S- Co.. ®srents CHELMSFORD, s 5. (8 35 am.). 121 tons, p. A. Mai.ndoe. from Marsden Point and way ports —Northern S S Co.. agents. P AFRO A, s.s. 18 35 a m \ 91 tons, J. Taw. from W'nangarei.—Northern S S. Co.. agents. APANUI. ss. i 1.20 p.m l, 243 tons, E- H. Goens. from Awanui Passengers: Misses VaTse . Job. Messrs. Phelps. Rodgers, Cottlsou, Hamilton. Ycddard Northern SS. Co., events. VAKaTERE._p.s. '1-50 p.m.). 441 tons:, W. Sullivan, iron: Thames-Northern S.S. Co., gents. GLENELG. s.s. • 4.50 p.m >, 288 tons, F. J.icas. from Whangarei.—James Smith and Co. Lid. a«cn:s. KANIERI. s.s. 10.5 T, m.). 203 tons. T. Meyers, from Whangarei —Northern S.S Co.. agents. BAROONA. s.s. ,8.40 pm 1, 136 tons. H. Fraser. R om north coast ports.—Fraser S.S. Co. agents. FAIRBURN. auxiliary schooner. 85 tons, BerrHse. from W'r.akatane and Opotiki.—C. Harrison-Smith, agent.

DEPARTURES MAX AT A. s S 10 5 Pm \ 115.1 tons, A Stephenson. for V hangarei WAKATEKE. p.?. 6.5 p.m. l . ill tons. W Sullivan. for ThamesWAIMARIE. s.s. - i.15 p m \ 245 tons. J. Freeman, for Pa-eroa DAPHNE, ?.s. (2.10 pm\ 19-2 tons, T. H K.cuards. for Coromanck-1. WAIOTAHI. s-8- '9.15 v re ), 278 tons. W Grigs, for Mercury Bay and Tairua.

February 20. PAEROA, s.s. '0.15 a tx. '. 91 tons, J Taw, for Whangapoua and way ports.

VESSELS DUE TO-DAY. Rorneien, from Vancouver. Katoa. from Fir.. Manila. from Whangarei. Ngspuhi. from Tauranga Clansman, from north coast ports. Wstrstere, from Thames. Tin. i'ha, from P&eroa. Daphne-, from Coromandel. Paeroa, from Whangapoua. via ports. VESSELS SAILING TO-DAY. Vesfralia, for Southern porta, at 2 p.m . from east side Queen's Wharf. Da :oorek. for Wellington. Lyttelton. and Dunedin. Rosamond, for Tola go Bay and Gisborne. Fairburn. schooner, for Whakatane and OponfriVESSELS DUE TO-MORROW. Maiden/"., from Sydney direct. Berths east side Queen's Wharf Tariiv.'sra. from Southern ports. Berths east side Hobson Wharf. Matatua, from London, via Capetown. Proceeds to powder anchorage. K.ftrori v from Westport. W"*iotahi, from Mercury Bay and Tairua. Waimarie, from Paeroa. VESSELS SAILING TO-MORROW. mieri. for Whangarei. at 1.30 p.m.. from Northern. WharfTanrwlia, for Paeroa, at 4 p.m., from Northern Wharf. VESSELS DCE TO-DAY AT ONEHUNGA. Conns a, from Dunedin. via ports. Barawa, from New Plymouth. Rimu. from Hokianga. Arapawa. from Waitara and Kawhia. SAILINGS TO-DAY FROM ONEHUNGA. Comma, for Dunedin. via, way ports. VESSELS EXPECTED AT AUCKLAND COASTAL AND INTER COLONIAL. Approx. Vessel- From date Karori Wes'port ... Feb. 21 Tarawera ... ... Southern porta Feb- 21 M a ken ... — Sydney ... Feb. 21 Wanaka- Southern ports Feb. 22 Fiona ... Fiji ... ... Feb. 22 Lord Erne ... Sydney ... Feb. 22 Kurow ... • ... estport ... Feb. 22 Makura, R.M S •-- Sydney ... Feb 22 Rosamond Gisborno ... Feb. 21 jlonwai Southern porta Feb. 25 rt.winiu.:a Bunbury ... Feb. 25 Victoria ... Southern ports Feb- 28 Waitcmo Bunburv ... Feb. 28 Riverina ... — Sydney ... Mar. 1 Atca ... ... South Sea Is. Mar. J Wettraiia ... — Southern ports Mar. 4 iiararcea ... ... Southern ports Mar. 5 MaV;o Gisborne ... Mar. 7 Tarawer.i ... Southern ports Mar. 7 Maheijo Sydney ... Mar. 7 T»7iur.i •• •• - Eastern Pacific Mar. 1) OVERSEA. „ , Approx Vessel Sailed. From dat« XVongonolla — Makatea. Is. Feb. 22 Matatua Dec. 31 London Feb. 21 liallamshue Dec. 19 Liverpool Feb. 24 Msresfield Jan. 17 New York Feb. "0 Star -of Australia Jan. 1 I<ondoD Mar. 3 Niagara, E M.S. Feb. 17 Vancouver Mar. 7 Rotorua Jan. 28 Plymouth Mar. 15 Kun.ars Jan. ]•' Liverpool Mar- 15 Fawke's Bay Jan 23 London Mar. 12 Bcrdt. Jan. 10 St. John Mar- ?1 Ruapehu Jan- 29 N. Scotia Apr- 5 Star of Scotland Feb. 6 London Apr. 5

SAIL. Vessel rom Sailed W. H. Rmith. ech. ... Puget Sound Jan. 18 Bona, baique Newcastle ... Feb. 2 Louisa Craig, bq. ■■- Melbourne ... Feb. 6 Bator, ship ... ... Busselton To sail VESSELS TO SAIL FROM AUCKLAND. Appro*. Vessel For dale. p»!dcrch Southern ports Feb. 20 Kosat:cnd ... ... Gisborne ... Feb. 20 Jysßtr Jia. ... ... Southern ports Feb. 20 "la'neno ... Sydney ... Feb. 22 Hornelen Wellington ... Feb. 23 i"eo. schooner — Gisbome ... Feb. 23 kp*d Erne ... ... New York ... Feb. 23 M a ko ... . ... Gisborne ... Feb. 23 Makura, R M.S. ■- Vancouver ••• Feb. 23 Tarawera ... ... Southern ports Feb 23 "alalia . Southern ports Feb. 24 Quia, srh ... ... Southern ports Feb. 24 oenorita, bqtne. ... Sydney ... Feb- 25 'uonowai Southern ports Feb. 27 ttoEamonc Gisborne ... Feb. 28 ".onganeila ... ... Port Chalmers Mar. 2 .victoria ... ... Southern pons Mar. 3 Kiverina... ... ... Sydney ... Mar. 2 •Jesirslia . Southern ports Mar. 6 «:igara, R.M 3. ... Sydney ... Mar. 8 ... Suva Mar. 8 A&yiuni Eastern Pacific Mar. 16 gotorua ... Wellington ... Mar- 18 Southern Cross ... Norfolk Is. ._ Apr 'J SHIPPING IN TORT. s.s . at Queen's Wharf. it°faniond, s.s., at No. 2 Jetty Ualdorch. s.s . at King's Wharf. aomata. s.s.. at Chelsea. greyhound, schooner, at Nelson Wharf. Qouto, schooner, at King's Wharf. & ae 9- schooner, at Albert Wharf. aaui, dredge, at Breastwork. -hern Croeß. s.a., in stream. Ips, cable steamer, in stream. .ketch, in streamIsabel, jarquentice. in stream. cenor:\a, bainuentine, at King's Wharf, ffiouira, g.B , in stream. El a ' hoocer - at No. 2 Jetty. T;-i® m schooner, in stream. izzie Taylor, ketch, in stream.

ni.B 1 - ar^?°,n an( l Co. advise that the coastal land *' n is expected to arrive at Auck to-morrow evening from Gisborne and for -J J °V' s . She will sail on Tuesday evening tor,. Coast bays and Gisborne with, pas- ™? ers „ general cargo. r ~a 5£ amu * s to load a part cargo of Ay* f" • estport for Onehunga She will She f-°}° *" lcton to load a Quantity of chafi. t-i 3ue ,at Orehunga early next week toorr»l*-J Corinna is due at Onehunga this will lS j m £*uredin and way ports- She for r. a Quantity of butter and cheese nt at Wellington. thir> J,, „ w * Savill and Albion liner CorißlWftl*in 7 completing Homeward loading at he leaves that port on Thurs 7 next for London, via porta.

W JP H in <= C: \ln- tilG KsitaneMa. and Capev„£ tf_ ?• Whybom, of the Kaiapoi, have exchanged positions. finT™ J? 03 * office of th Colonial Sugar ReP°!"? i < V? pny 18 ''dvised that the steamer fnr l"ii/-i: J sUva 9l? m - on Wednesday afternoon ' 13 e llcro 011 Monday o/f 10 , Commonwealth and Dominion liner £' , °' India was to have left New York on i ebruary 13 for Auckland, Wellington. LytIton. Dunedin, Melbourne, and Sydney. If .he vessel followed that plan she should arrive at Auckland about March 27. THE MATATUA. The Shaw, Savill, and Albion liner Mataua is expected to arrive at Auckland tomorrow morning from London, via Capetown. i.lie vessel will jro to the powder anchorage jo aiscnavge explosives before coming into port to nut out several thousand tons of general cargo. s-laheno due to-morrow. Ihe union Company's steamer Mahcno is J] 11 ® Sl Auckland to-morrow morning from Sydney direct. She is bringing 97 passengers an<l several hundred tons of general cargo tor Aew Zealand The Maheno sails on the return trip at 530 p.m. on Monday MAKURA LEAVES SYDNEY. The Union Company's K.M 8. Makura was despatched from Sydney at 6 p.m. on Thursday tor Auckland direct. The liner is due nere on Monday morning, and is timed to Mil at 10 a.m. the following day for Suva. Honolulu, and Vancouver. THE WONGANELLA. , The cargo steamer Wonganella, from ■uiftkatea lsiatid with 5500 tons of superphosphates. is due at Auckland any time after to-day. She will discharge 4200 tons at this port, and then proceed to Fort I hnlmers to put out the balance of her cargo. ROTORUA AT CAPETOWN. Cable advice received by the local office oi the New Zealand Shipping Company states that the liner Koiorua, which left .Plymouth, on January 28 for Auckland and Wellington, via ports, arrived at Capetown on Wednesday last- The vessel is due at Auckland on March 15.

THE STAR OF AUSTRALIA. Messrs. Heather, Roberton. Ltd. local agents for the Commonwealth and Dominion Line, advise that the steamer Star of Australia arrived at Melbourne on Wednesday last from London. After visiting Sydney the vessel comes on to Auckland. She is due here about March 3. The Star of Australia, wOl subsequently visit Napier and Wellington to complete her discharge. RUAHINE LEAVES HOBART. . The A'ew Zealand Shippiag Company's liner Ruahine. from London to Wellington and Lyttelton. arrived at Hobart at 8 a.m. on Thursday and resumed her voyage the same evening. The Ruahine is due at Wei lmgton on Tuesday morning next. BARQUE SIGHTED The signalman at Tiritiri reports that a barque was sighted at 8 a.m. yesterday oS the Little Barrier Island- The vessel is probably the Rona, 18 days out from Newcastle to Auckland She should reach port today. HOKNELEN DUE FROM VANCOUVER. The cargo steamer ilornelen, from Vancouver. to the agency of the Union Company, 13 now fully due at Auckland The vessel is bringing 95.000 bushels of wheat and a quantity- of flour for Auckland and Wellington Sue had not been reported up to a late hour last night. THE STEAMER HESPEROSThe steamer Hesperos, which sailed from St. John's. Canada, on January 5 for Lyttelton and other Southern ports with a cargo of wheat, is expected to report at Tiritiri at any time now. The Hesporos will not enter Cort unless she is in need of a supply of tinker coal, but will receive orders to proceed on to Lyttelton. WAIWERA LEAVES MONTE VIDEO. Messrs. L. D. Nathan and Co . Ltd-, local agents for the Shaw Savill. ant? Albion Line, have been advised that the steamer Waiwera. en route from Wellington to London, continued her voynge from Monte Video on February 13. The vessel left Wellington on January 21.

NEW HARBOUR LIGHT. A new guiding light is to be erected in, Auckland Harbour The light will be an untolled one, and is to bo placed at the end of the sandspit -which runs out from the northern shore below the Victoria Wharf at Devonport. A pile-driver was engaged yesterday in driving the heavy wooden piles which will support the concrete foundation, oi the beacon.