SHIPPING.

New Zealand Herald, Volume LII, Issue 16012, 2 September 1915, Page 5

SHIPPING.

Hisrh Water —Auckland. 0-30 a.m.: 12.47 p.m. Manukau, 2.29 a.m.; 2.46 p.m. gun—Rises. 612 &.m.; seta. 5.30 p.m. Moon — September 9. 10.23 p.m.

WEATHER REPORT. Rainfall ill City for 24 hours ended midnight Sept. 1 (HehJUJJ gauge) .07in.

The Meteorological Department supplied the following -weather report at 4 p-m. yesterday : —

■Wind. Bar. Ther Weather. Cape Maria W . fresh ''0.06 60 Cloudy Russell ••• W • breeze 29 90 61 Fine ilanukan H. SW.. fr. 29.83 54 Cloudy Auckland ... \V.. fresh 29 S3 60 Fair Tauranga ... N.W., 1. 29.80 60 Fair East Cape ... V* , fresh 29.73 60 Cloudy Gisborne ••• W.. light 29.83 63 Fair j't Ahuriri... iS-F . fresh 29.77 55 Overcast Cashpoint..- S.W . br. 29.85 50 Cloudy Wellington... S.. breeze 29 90 50 Showery K'. Plymouth ST.. It 29.57 59 Showery C Esmout ... W., fresh 29.76 54 Showery Wanfranui ... S E., br. 29 87 56 Overcast Farewell Sp. E.. breeze 29 85 52 ShoVery C. Foulwicd S.W., It 29.7S 59 Fine Greymouth... K.E-. freeh 29 74 55 Fin© Stephen Is. fi E.. fresh 29 80 45 Cloudy C Campbell S.E., fr. 29.87 45 Overcast Kaikoura .. S E.. lipht 29.90 55 Overcast Aksroa Light P.. fresh 29.98 53 Cloudy Pi. Chalmers S.W., I*. 29 9 1 51 Rain Jvuecets ... S AY.. fr. 29.H1 42 Showery Bluff ... S-. Sight 30. 43 Showery

The barometer has risen everywhere, with sirens west to south-we : erly winds Unset if d and squally conditions have prevailed, an.i hoary showers hare been reported generally. 6ra "' V ' TO-DAY'S FORECAST.

Prefer.* indications are for moderate to sirens southerly winds, with changeable and showery conditions. A temporary improve, merit 3, however, likely to be followed by a further spell of unsettled weather. The barometer has a rising tendency, but will probably fail again shortly in the south.

PORT OF AUCKLAND.

ARRIVALS.

XGAPUHT. s-s 13 15 a.m.), 691 tons, T. Hauitain. from Tauranga.—Northern S-S-Co.. agents.

GAEL, ss- (6.45 p.m.). 95 ions. J. Taw, {roru Cabbage Bay.Northern S.S- Co., agents.

TANIWHA. 8.9. (5.30 p.m.). 263 tons. J. Freeman, from Pac»oa—Northern S.S. Co-, agents KANIERI. s.s. (9.30 p.m.), 203 tons, T. Meyers, from Whangarei.Northern S.S. Co., agents

OREWA. ss.. 59 tons. W. Bettis, from CoromandelNorthern SS. Co., agents.

DAPHNE, s.s '12.5 p.m ). 192 tons. T. H. Richards, from Mercury Bay and Tairua.— Northern S S Co-, agentsWAKATERE. r>-s. (2.35 p.m.\ 441 tons. W. J. Scott, from Thames.— S.S. Co., agents.

ACTIV, Norwegian barque (2 ajn), 699 tons. Fharsrusen, from Surprise Island, via Noumea.—Master, agent.

DEPARTURES.

GAEL- 8-5- (7 45 a.m.). 95 tons, J. Taw, for Cabbage Bay.

OREWA, s.s. (7. 30 a.m). 59 tons, W. Bettis. for Coromandel.

NGATIAWA, s.s. (9.25 a.m.), 463 tons. CHopkins, for Tauranga, Ohiwa and OpotikiFLORA, s.s. (9.50 am.), 1283 tons. H. Dryden, for the Cook and Society Islands.

WAIMARIE, s.s- (3.25 pan-), 245 tons, E. E. Goertr. for Paeroa.

MANAIA. ss. a 0.5 p.m.), 1159 tons, W. F. Norbury, for Whangarei.

September 2RI\ERINA, s.B- (12.5 am.). 4758 tons, G. F. Entwisle, for Dunedin direct. Passenfirs: —Misses Horton, Sim, Mesdames Young. Sim. Harris. Messrs. Harris. Pettiersw. Sun. Duncan Masters Riddali, Sim. DAPHNE, s-s. (0-10 a.m ). 192 tons, T. H. Richards, for the Great Barrier.

VESSELS DUE TO-DAY. Batsford. from New York, via Panama Canal. Navarino. from New York, via Panama Canal. Norman Monarch, from New York, via Panama Canal. Palocna. from Dunedin. via porta. Bertha at King's Wharf. Macaia, from Whangaroi. Daphne, from the Great Barrier. Waimarie. from PaeroaWakatere, from Thames.

VESSELS SAILING TO-DAY. Wonganella. for Ocean Island. Tamwha, Paarca, Northern Wharf. Ngapuhi, Tauranga. No- 3 Jetty. Kanieri. Whangarei, No. -3 Jetty. Wakatere, Thames. No. 3 Jetty. Chelmsford, Mangapai and way ports. Gael. Kerepeehi and Patetonga^

SAILINGS TO-DAY FROM ONEHUNGA. Rarawa, New PlymouthRimu, Hokianga.

VESSELS EXPECTED AT AUCKLANDCOASTAL AND INTER-COLONIAL. Approx. Vessel. From aate. kanaka ... ... Southern ports Sep. 4 Victoria ... ... Southern ports -Sep. 4 Kaituna. ... ... We=tr>ort ... Sen. 4 Kahu ._ „. _ Gisborne ... Sep. 4 ' Tarawen ... _. Southern porta Sep. 5 ■ Kurow ... Fiji ... ... Sep. 6 Niagara, R.M.S. ... Sydney ... Sep. 6 Tahtne ... Newcastle ... Sep. 8 Rosamond ... ... Gisborne ... Sep. 8 V"arrimoo ... — Southern Dor's Sep. 9 • Otaki ... ._ ... Southern ports Sep. 11 1 Mako — _ Napier, v. ports Sep- 11 Kn-erina _. Southern ports Sep. 12 Ijs-vua „. Fiji ... Sep. 13 Victoria Sydney ... Sep. 13 Palooita ... ... Southern ports Sep. 16 rlora ... ... ... East's Pacific Sep. 24 OVERSEA. Approx. Vessel. Sailed. From date. Hurunui July 1 Liverpool Sep. 4 Whafcatane June 7 St John Sep. 4 Waihora Aug. 7 Calcutta Sep. 9 j Hawks Bay July 18 London Sep. 14 Mutatua July 7 Montreal Sep. 16 Maknra. R.M.S. Sep. 1 Vancouver Sep. 19 Kaikonra. July 28 Liverpool Sep. 20 Clan Farauhar Aug. IS New York Sep. 24 Star of Australia Aug. 2 London Oct. 4 Turakina Aug. 21 Plymouth Oct. 7 Karamea Aug. 9 Montreal Oct. 20 Orari Aug. 27 Liverpool Oct. 23 SAIL : Rosa, barque Surprise Is- ... To sail VESSELS TO SAIL FROM AUCKLAND. i 7 t Approx. Vessel. For date. WoEcanella ... — Ocean Is. ... Sep. 2 Batsford Southern ports Sep. 3 Southern Cross ... Norfolk Is. ... Sep- 3 lonic Whang arei ... Sep. 4 Victoria .. ...Sydney ... Sep. 4 jSorman Monarch ... Southern ports Sep. 4 Rosamond Gisborne ... Sep. 4 Paloona Southern ports Sep 4 Wanaka... .. Southern ports Sep. 6 Niagara, R M.5... Vancouver ... Sep. 7 Kahu ... Gisborne ... Sep. 7 Tarawera Southern ports Sep. 7 Warnmoo ... ... Southern ports Sep. 11 Bivenna Sydney ... Sep. 13 M- al ... ... ... Gisborne ... Sep. 14 Ota£i ... London ... Sep. 15 Makura. E.M S. ... Sydney ... Sep. 20 Talune South Sea Is. Sep. 20 Kereru. ketch Niue Island ... Sep. 20 y° ra East'n Pacific Sep. 28 Jiumara London ... Oct. 2

SHIPPING IN PORT. Tonic, E. 3.. at Queen's Wharf. Wonganella. s.s., at Kine's Wharf. Awanui. schooner, at Albert Wharf. Southern Cross, s.s , at No. 2 Jetty. Mararoa, s.s., in streamEenorita, barquentine, in stream. Moura, s.s.. in stream. Elsie Mary, schooner, in stream. Arete, schooner, in stream.

Ihe Rivenna sailed yesterday for Dunedin direct, thus omitting ail the usual calls at •n' Coast ports. It is expected that she will return to Auckland in time to sail for Sydney on Monday. September 13- „ Tn* Flora sailed yesterday morning for ••he Cook and Society Islands, but before putting 10 sea she proceeded to Islington pay to adjust her compasses. The vessel 18 ™, ue back at Auckland about September 24 I tie lonic, which arrived at Auckland early yesterday morning from London, via Alexandria ana Suez, was berthed at the Queen's Wharf to discharge 780 tons of general f a f eo ' .m" t voyage throughout was uneventful. The lonic will load frozen meat and general cargo here for London. She sails on Saturday for Whangarei. Wellington, and oydney. to complete her loading. The New Zealand Shipping Company advises that the Whakatane left Sydnev at 5 p.m. on Monday, for Auckland, Wellington Lytteiton and Dunedin, in continuation of her voyage from Montreal. She is expected to arrive here on Saturday morning, and has JOOO tons of Canadian merchandise to discharge at this port. The Matatua, from Montreal, is n ow discharging at Sydney. She has 1100 tons of r ar ico on board for Auckland, and is due here about September 14.