PORT OF AUCKLAND.

New Zealand Herald, Volume LII, Issue 15932, 1 June 1915, Page 5

PORT OF AUCKLAND.

ARRIVALS. M\KCRA. RMS. (150 a.m.). 6075 tons, J- D' S Phillips, from Vancouver, via Victoria • 80, Honolulu, and Suva, Passengers: First saloon—Mr. Crookston, Mr A. Wafer, Mr. and Mrs. P. Bundle Mr. G. J Still. Mr. C. D Kennedy becond saloon-Miss E- Morrell Mrs T. W. Ruttle. Mr. D. Crichton. Miss O. McEdwards, Mr N. W. Bnggs. 1.6 third-class, and 58 through passengers.—Union S.S. Co., agents. BAROONA. 8-8- (6.20 a.m.). 136 tons, H. Fraser. from North Coast ports—Fraser S.oCo.. agents. MAKO. s-s. HI a.m.). 505 tons, S- Jones, from Napier, via Gishorne and East Coast bays— Richardson and Co.. Ltd., agentsKANIE3I. s* 17.30 p-m.l. 203 tons, TMeyers, from Whangarci.— Northern S.S. agentsWAKATERE.JM. '12 25 pm.). 141 tons. W. Sullivan, from Thames—Northern S.S. to-, ageiit* DEPARTURES. MAKURA. RMS. (8.15 p.m.). 8075 tops. J D. S. Phillips, for Sydney direct. Passengers : First saloon-Miss M. Hughes, Miss A. Cusher, Mr. J. K. Chambers, Mr. and Mrs- A. Macnicol. Mr. and Mm. W. Brunton. Mr. Spencer-Smith. Miss N- Cecil. Mm, Sylan. Miss Woollett. Mrs. M. E- Barker, Miss Niele. Mrs. A. M. Westerveldt. Mr. A. E. Keegan. Mr. F- D. Ferguson. Mr. W. Allen. Mr. W. J Cole. Mr. W. Pjueoe, Mr. (i. Watson, Mr. G. H. Llewellyn. Misses McDonald (2). Mr McKcnzie, Mr h. H. Gambling. Mr. H. P. Hansen. Mr. J. MLogan. Mr. J- Logan, Mr A. Halston. Mr. de Renty. Mr. and Mis. F- H. Jagger Miss Heather. Mrs. E. B- Lee and child. Mrs. J M Chambers. Miss K. Chambers, Mr. and Mis. C. J- Hoskins. Mrs Marshall and two children. Mrs- Shiels, Mis' de Bourbel, Messrs. Leary (2). Mr. J. Southwood, Mr. W. Jones. Mr. and Mrs- C- 8. Curtis, Mrs. ]?. tinstone. Mrs. A. Winston* and child. Miss F. Sharpies. Miss Hill. Mi's Hennessy, Mr F. W. Roach. Mr. W. Candler. Miss Mrs. Ellis, Mrs. Gilmore and hild. Miss R. Bland. Mrs. Y. J- Chapman, Hiss Drake. Miss Taylor, Miss Slade, Miss L. ?lohm, Miss F. Norman. Miss Pollock. Miss D. Woods. Miis E. Heron. Misses McGregor (3). Mr. and Mrs. G- Stupart, Mrs. Morgan. Miss Donald. Mrs- E. Bradley. Miss P. Eowatt. Miss Bate. Mr. H. E. Partridge. MrA. Coutts. Mr. J. Court, Mr. L. C. Stupart, Mi. M. G. McGregor. Mr- S. A. Bull, Mr. J. H- Overend, Mr- L. Davis, Mr. Bate, Mr. W. Drake. Mr- and Mrs. Bate. Mr. Hull. Mr. Kelly: Mr. A. R. Treacher. Mrs. E- W. Martin. Second saloon—Mrs. Reilly, MrsWeedou. Mrs. F. Norton. Mrs M. Carter. Mrs. McGill. Mrs. F. Molony, Miss H- Parker. Mrs. R. Brown. Mrs. E- Spmks. Misses E. and T. Henwick. Miss A. E- Parsons. Miss B. Beardsell, Miss F. Strang, Miss, E- Enberg. Mr- R Daniels. Mrs. A. Earle. Miss L. M. Hawkins. Mr. M J Stanton. Mrs. Bradley. Miss Howall. Mr. and Mrs- J. Wright. Mr. and Mrs. \~ P. Howells. Mr. and Mrs. F. Cornelius, Mr. and Mrs. L. Bam, Miss Ash«vorth. Mrs- H- Durie. Mr. D. Ace. Mr. W. G. slagor, Mrs. and Miss McNicol. Miss D. de lkmrbel. Mr. Porter, Mr- L. V. Sutton. Mr?. R. S. Clarke. Mr. J. Mitchell. Mr. F. Tettlev. Brother Clement. Mr. and Mrs. S. H- Cooper. 65 third-class, and 58 through passengers. ATDA. s.s. (1.35 pm.). 3144 tons. A. Wallis, for Fiji. Tonga, and Saraoo. Passengers: Saloon— Dowell. McNicol. Mitchell. Farrell. Taylor. McFarlano Hasband, Mesdames Clapcott and child. Woodward, Chatfield. Smith. Gordon, Storey. Mitchell. Hnwat. Brown. Parkinson, McNicol, Smith. Herrold. Joske. Kerslake. Halliday, Small and child. George, Dowlins. Struthers, Messrs. Farrell, Ryle. Small, Vane, Krauise. Copeland. Clapcott, Chatfield. Gordca, Storey. Mitchell. Clarkin. Mclntyre, Bcn.\arein. Blackman, Proctor, Perry. Clayton. Allen, George. Dowlinr. Kronfeld. Colwell, Sutherland. Major N. Francis, Master Masterton, and Ihree iteerige-

GLENELG. b.s. (7 p.m.). 238 tons, F. Jccas. for Whangarei. BADEN-POWELL, it. (0.30 a.m.), 176 lons. H. P-stemn, (or Whangarei. '.VERA. s.s. '2.45 pro-), 127 tons, H J;ynl. for Coromande.. CLAYMORE, s.s. 13-35Vu). '."3 'oas, JWilson, for North Coast ports. KAIAPOI. s.s. (4.30 r..m.), 2003 tons, J. Maw.ton, for NewcastleWAKATERE, p.s. (4.35 p.m.), 441 tons, W. Sullivan, for ThamesDAPHNE. e-s. (5.10 p.m.), 192 tons, A. Stephenson, for Mercury Bay, Kuactuur, and Ta:rua. NGiPTJHI. u. 15.40 cm), 691 tens, T. Eaultsm, for Tauranga. PAEROA, e.s. (6.15 p m.). 81 tons, J. Taw, for Marsden Point and way ports. CLANSMAN, s.s. (10.15 p.m.), 635 tons, E. McLeod, for WhangareiJcse ]. APANUI. ss. (0.15 a.m.). 243 tons, J Teiicira. for Avranui. TANIWHA' s.s. (0.20 a.m). 263 tons, J, Free-can, for PaeroaVESSELS DUE TO-DAY-Asama Mam- from San Francisco. Clansman, '.on Whanirarei. Waimarie, Irom Paeroa. Weka. from Coromandel Vakatere. from Thames. Chrlmsford, f om Tau.anga. Pa*rca, from Jlarsden Point and way ports. J'croto, scho.icr, iroi:i Tauranga. VESSELS- SAILING TO-DAY-Tarawera, for Lunedin, via ports at noon, fro"i west f"\t Queen's Whan. Mski.. .or C ; :borne and Napier, «•- • orta. Kg: i.'* »i ' c North Coast ports, ... No,r,V ' 'i>'?- fro: ... . 3 jtlty. 9'eki c v ■ roa l 'r>. 1 Jetty. '»' jo: '•>: '". ■» <nd Ohiwa, from •• ...,arf. vVni.ai for Paeroa, from Northern Whan. Haueri. for Whangarei, f. ),n Northern WV-if Bvroon?. foi Soiib Const ports, from No. 2 Jetty. Ga- 1 . for Cabbage Bay from No- 5 Jetty. Sir. '.hcoua, schooner, ior Fanning Island SAILINGS TO-DAY FROM ONEHUNGA. Rim i. for Kawhia and RajlanArapawa, for V/angann' and Opunake. VESSELS EXPECTED AT AUCKLAND. COASTAL AND INT^K-COLONIAL.

SHIPPING IN TORT. Tarawcra, s.s., at Queen's Wharf Manunui, barque, at King's Wharf. Hauroto, s.s., at No. 2 Jetty. Cis, Norwegian barque, in streamNavua, a-s., in stream. Moura. s.s.. in stream. Elsie Mary, schooner, in stream. Orate, schooner, in stream. The Atua. which sailed yesterday afternoon for Fiji, Tonga, and Samoa ports with a large number of passengers and a full general cargo, is due back here on Monday, June 21. The Ngatiawa, Bailing at 4 pro. to-day for North Coast ports, will not return to Auckland until Sunday morning next. In consequence of the holiday on Thursday, she will remain at Whangaroa until the following day. The steamer Melbourne is due at Kaipara. to-morrow morning from Grcyraouth to com plete her loading of timber for Melbourne. The Riinu which was weather-bound at Hokianga on Saturday and Sunday, was expected to arrive at Onehunga late last night. The Kaiapoi went to the powder anchorage yesterday afternoon, and after taking on board a quantity of explosives, sailed for Newcastle to load for New Zealand. The Norwegian steamer Odland left Newcastle at ,1 p.m. on Thursday last for Auckland, with a cargo of coal. She is expected to arrive here on Thursday morning. Captain C. Forder. formerly of the Federal-Shire steamer Nairnshire, arrived at Adelaide some days ago in command of the ex-German-Austraiian liner Hnmni. The Westralia, which is taking the Ulimaroa's place for a trip, is expected to arrive at Wellington at daybreak this morning from Sydney The vessel is bringing 94 passengers and about 500 tons of cargo for New Zealand She will leave Wellington on Friday evening for Sydney and Hobart. The R.M-S. Maitai left San Franeis'o en Wednesday, May 26, -or Wellington and Sidney, via Papeete and Rarotonss. The l'aor is due at Wellington on Thursday. June 17, and will sail for Sydney the folk»v : my The Mauiari has been delayed ir her leading operations at Pert Chalmers by heavy rain. She will probably arrive at Wellington about June 5, and lea.vc that port finally for Loudon on June j.

TALUNE DUE TO-MORROW. A wireless message received by the Union Company from the captain of tho steamer Taluno states that the vessel will arrive at Auckland to-morrow morning from the Cook and Society Islands. The vessel, which is returning earlier than was expected, is bringin; the usual shipment of fruit for New Zealand. THE INDRABAPAH. Messr?. Heather, Roberton, Ltd., local agents for the Commonwealth and Dominion line, advise, that the steamer Indrabarah, which is due at Auckland about Juno 17 from London and Australian ports, has 4200 tons of general merchandise for discharge at this port, RMS. MAKURA FROM VANCOUVER. At 2 a.m. yesterday the Union Company 'it RMS. Makura arrived in tho stream a'; Auckland from Vancouver, via Honolulu anil Suva, and after 7 a.m. was berthed at tho Queen's Wharf to land mails and passengers and discharge 930 tons of Canadian merchandise. The Makura left Vancouver at noon on May 13. and had an uneventful voyage throughout- She sailed last evening for Sydney, where she is due on Friday. COMING FROM NEW YORK. The Commonwealth and Dominion steamer Whakarua has been fixed to load general cargo at New York for Auckland, Wellington, and Sydney. She is to sail this month. via the Panama Canal. No advice has yet been received by the local agents for the United States and Australasian Line concerning departure of the steamer Canastota.

HOLIDAY ARRANGEMENTS. The Northern Company announces that in consequence of the holiday on Thursday (King's Birthday), several alterations havo been made in the running of several steamers. The Rarawa will arrive Lack it One hunja to-morrow morning from New Plymouth, and will sail again on the return trip at 3 p.m.. instead of the Thursday. She will remain at New Plymouth until Friday evening, and will return to Oneluvnga as. usual on Saturday morning. . The Ngapubi will return from Tauranga to-morrow morning and' will sail again for that port at 6.30 p.m., instead of Thursday. She will leave Tauranga again at 6.30 p.m. on Friday, and arrive back here on Saturday morning as usual. All cargo intended for steamers sailing on Thursday and early on Friday morning will be accepted nil day to-morrow. THE ASAMA MART. The Japanese steamer Asania Maru, bound from San Francisco to Auckland and other New Zealand ports, is expected to arrive > this morning. A large . .-tearner, heading; south, and believed to be the Asama Maru.: wns passed by the Makura at 9.30 a.m. on i Sunday, when the latter vessel was bound , from Suva to Auckland. On arrival the Aiiama Mam will berth at the Hob&on Wharf | to discharge 2-1,000 cases of oil and 77,000 ft i of timber-

Approx. Vessel. Fror. date. Rosamond Gisbjino ... June 2 Huia,silicone: ... GifK.iie .. June 2 Taluc< Easti. Pacific June 2 Odlaori Newcastle ... June 3 Mono:'at Southern ports Juno 3 Karwna West port ... June 4 I Kahu - <'isl*>rne ... June 5 , Victoria... Southern ports Juno fli Riverina Sydney ... Juno 7 I Paloona Southern ports June 10 I Wanaka Southern ports Juno 10 Mako Giiborto ... Juno 13' Tarawa Southern ports June 13 i Makurt R.MS. ..Sydney ... Juno II Kercru. ketch . . Nlu« Juno 13: Atua South Sea Is. June '21 , Oman; . • - Bunbury ■■> Juj.e 2.i Southern Cross .. Nurlc's Is. ... July 17 , SAIL. ! Vessel. From Sailed, i Senor'ta, btitne Mow* -tie .. To sail! J ■■uisa Craic, I •• ■ • ' dithlj.'s ... To sail liuelC'rr;, i i. •• Mdbourra ... 1' 0 sail OVERSEA. j . .'nproi. I Vessel billed. From date, i '•'toaroa Apr 15 Lend -n Jvne 5 Y'bvsa Itiay 5 Singapore Juno 6 IrO.rabarah Apr. 11 London Juno 17 ; Athecic May f Lot-don June 22 * 'drapura May 3 London .luiioiS Niagara, R.L1S. To sail Vancouver June 27 Toajjarirc <-P> IPS'. John .!o;*C> I.X .i'.nca Apr 27 Liverpool Juts j.i C«i* Mi's 1 Liverpool JuN 2 ,- set May Id Liverpool J : 4 fl ini Ittny -on* .- Jt ■, V.SSELS TO SAIL i 0 ;' AJCKLAND- I Appros. i Vtih- I »ift\«. j »v»ru &»'— \e<~> .;»-'• June 6 fliiaraonc. G .so -flii T , J! .'» 5 V- c-wai Soutwu vottt -Jjn« ' >i uoto... . ... Sydney *, Jtir. •

Riverina /Sydney ... June 8 Kahu Gisborne ... June 8 Victoria Southern ports June 3 Talune East'n Pacific Juno 8 Physa Southern ports June 10 Paloona Southern ports Juno 12 WanaVa... Southern ports June 12 Tarawera, Southern ports June 15 Mako Gisborne ... June 15 Maknra, B.M.S. ... Vancouver ... June 15 Atua South Sea Is. June 28 Niagara, B-M.S. ... Sydney ... June 28 Athenic Sout'aorn ports Juno 28