PORT OF AUCKLAND.

New Zealand Herald, Volume LIII, Issue 16234, 20 May 1916, Page 5

PORT OF AUCKLAND.

ARRIVALS. REMUERA, s.s. (9.45 tun.). 11,276 tons, Greenetreet. from London, via —N.Z. Shipping Co-, Ltd.. agents. NGAHERE, s.s. (3 a.m.) 1090 tons, H. Dillser, from Greymonth.— Winston©, Ltd., a stats. KAIAPOI, b.s. (9.20 p.m.), 2003 tons, J. Mawson. from Newcastle.— S.S. Co-. agents. KONA. American four-masted schooner t0.50 p.m.). 679 tons. P. J. Hansen, from Newcastle. agent. KANXERI.s.s. (8.50 p.m.), 203 tons, Johnson, from Whangarei.—Northern S.S. Co., agents. TANrWBA. s.». (3 am.), 263 tons, J. Freeman, from Paeroa.— S.S. Co., agents. APANTJI. a.s. (8.50 a.m.). 243 tons, J. Teixeira, from —Northern S.S. Co., agents. HULA, auxiliary schooner (2.30 am.), 224 tons, D. Mackenzie, from whangaxei. Porter and Co.. agents. TASMAN-aa. (6.30 *jm.), 171 toDs, Faulkner, from whakatime.— Northern B.S. Co., •igentsDEPARTURES. MANAIA, g.Sv a 0.5 p.m.), 1159 tons, W. F. .Nurbury, for Whangarei. TANIWHA. «.s. 0.L40 p.m.), 263 tons. J. Freeman, for Paeroa. DAPHNE. as. (1.10 p.m.), 192 tons, A. Stephenson, for Coromandel. VESSELS DUE TO-DAY. To Anau, from Timarn. Manaia, from WhangaxeL Ngapuhi, from Tauranga, Clansman, from Russell, etc. Waiotahi. from Houbora. etc. Waimane, from Paeroa, Daphne, from Coromandel. VESSELS BAILING TO-DAY. Whakaruft, for Southern ports. Monowai, for Southern ports. Queen's W. Apanui. for Awanni, Northern Wharf. VESSELS DUE TOMORROW. Westralia, from Southern ports. Taniwha, from Paeroa. VESSELS SAILING TO-MORROW. Remnera, for Southern ports. Waimarie, for Paeroa, Northern Wharf. Kanieri, for Whanearei. Northern Wharf. It was expected that the Karamu would leave Westport for Onehunga last night. The Arahnra will not leave for the East Coast to-day, as investigations regarding the cause of the leak in her iorehold have not jnt been completed. The Kokiri was to leave Westport last night, with coal, for Auckland. She should arrive hero on Monday. The Westralia is duo to-morrow from Dunedin. via East Coast ports. She will berth at the Queen's Wharf. ' The Westralia sails for Sydney on Monday afternoon.

The Kinross, with case oil from New York for the Vacuum Oil Company, should put in an appearance here at any time now. The Te Anau. with a full cargo from Timaru, is expected to arrive to-day. On discharge she will leave on Tuesday for Duncdin direct. The Ngahere arrived from Greymouth yesterday morning;, and went to Chelsea to unload her cargo of coal. She loads on Monday for Now Plymouth, Wanganui. and Greymouth. The Kaiapoi arrived last night with a cargo of coal from Newcastle, and anchored in the stream. She will berth at the King's Wharf this morning. The Elsie Mary, from Wellington, was signalled from Tintiri at 630 p.m. yesterday. She had not reached ' port up to a late hour last . night, and probably anchored in the channel until this morning.

ESSEX ARRIVES HOME. The, steamer Essex, which Bailed from Wely lington on February 11, arrived /aX AvonBiouth on May 11. THE SYDNEY STEAMER. The Victoria left Sydney for Auckland direct at 5 p.m. on Wednesday, with 42 passengers, 1600 tons of -cargo, and six horses, She is due here early on Monday morning, I ana will berth at the Queen's Wharf. The ;-, Victoria sails for Southern ports on Tuesday afternoon. THE MTMTBO. Tho Commonwealth and Dominion liner '; ■ , Mirniro is expected to leave Sydney to-day, .•■j and to reach Auckland on Wednesday. She .hag 1481 tons of cargo from London to dis- * chare* here, after which aha will sail for Southern ports. AN UNEXPECTED VISITOR. .An arrival yesterday which was not anticipated was the American four-masted schooner Kona, bound from Newcastle to S''r. Allan, Hawaiian Islands, with coal, which put into port in distress, The vessel Jeft Newcastle on April 29, and experienced weather until May 9, when she ran into a violent south-easterly gale. The weather caused her teams to open, and to take in. water, and as a result it was decided to run tor Auckland The vessel was signalled from .untiri on Thursday, and yesterday, in re*ponro to signals, the tug Young Bungaree w«nt out and brought her into port. , The ■"*'"!* was here about three years ago. She JJjjl probaoiy have to unload before going law dock, but nothing has yet been settled. REMUERA FROM LONDON. The New Zealand Shipping Company's steamer Renruera arrived from London, via Ports, yesterday morning, and berthed at tile Mueen's Wharf. Just after leaving London the vessel ran into stormy weather, with heavy snow. Bad weather was also met with in tho Southern Ocean, but the remainder of the voyage was uneventful. The list of pasgngtrs was published yesterday. Captain Weenstreet is in command, and he has associated with him as officers :—Chief, Mr. H. •wide; second. Mr. F. J. Gaulton; third. «r. F. A Goodman; fourth.' Mr. W. Jones; •grgeon, Mr. A. Grant; chief engineer, Mr. W. Sneddon, second. Mr W Gurney; third, Jfe J- Mollison; fourth, Mr. H. White; fifth, Mr W. H. Raper; sixth, Mr. T. Mc ypn; chief refrigerating engineer. Mr, W. pi«S«r; second. Mr. H. Windvbank; wireSg operator. Mr H P. Hart. The Remuera, "■fW discharginp 1600 tons of cargo here, «*»», tor the South, probably to-morrow morning.