SHIPPING.

New Zealand Herald, Volume LIII, Issue 16375, 1 November 1916, Page 5

SHIPPING.

■■■ « o ■ fllgh Water. Auckland—lo.66 ma. ; 11.81 p jbl. „ .. Manukau— p.m. —. —Rises, 4.47 a.m.; sets, 6,23 p.m. (Moon —First Quarter, Nt.ember 8. 6.21 ajn. WEATHER REPORT. Rainfall Id City for 24 hours ended midnight Oct. 51 (Herald gauge) .01 in. The Meteorological Department supplied {he 'oliowias weainer report a; 4 p.m. yea ierday.— m Wind. Bar Ther Weathnr. Cape Man*... S W.. fresh 29.59 S3 Cloudy ii-isrf.ii ... ti.Vv., br. 29.<7 b4 tine 2i.-iiuji.au H. fa.VV., br. -j.n.6'2 63 1; air AucK.and ... b.VV..br. 29 «4 59 biiowery Taiirußfja ... Calm 2'J oJ 56 Drizzle Latt tape... b.h.., gale ■ &).i3 55 Cloudy GislX:iDO ... S.SVV., fr. 29 s'J tw btiowery Ft. Ajiuriri... fresh 29.89 64 Clouiiy Caslic».'<>iDt... t>.\V..Dr. 29 90 do Cloudy Wellington... S\. breeze 29.91 54 Fair K. Plymouth E.. fresh 29 90 56 tine 0. turnout... h,., fret 2"J.i>9 55 Fine W»nfcaaui ... S.b.E., Lr. 29.93 Sti Fair > *re«<u> Spit N W.. br. 29 31 6" Fine C. r'oulwind S.W.. br. 20 Ho bo (-■oudy G-reyniouth... E.. breeze 29.. V 7 lino Stephen 1a... b., liyht 2:..yr 51 Cloudy C. «. ampbel] b.iresh 29 97 52 t'.cudy K.aikoura ... S E.. li.aht 29.93 57 Bam Akaiv-a Light SW , |re.-h 23.91 4S Cloudy it. l banners SW . nesh 29.94 54 Overcast Nuggets ... S.W. fresh 29.96 48 Showery BiuS S.S.E.. br. -j.it. 95 53 Drizzle Cold and showery weather has ruled today, especially in the north and East Coast districts, and ir.e atmospheric pressure has increased with strong southerly winds. A storm area is ce:_trcu to-day over Lbatham Islands. TO-DAY'S FORECAST. Present indications are for strong, bat de- , creasing, south-easterly winds Weather J ccui. with pass r.g showers on the East Coast i districts A brief improvement may be ex- i pected, the barometer rising temporarily, but falling again in from '24 to 36 hours. TORT OF AUCKLAND. ARRIVALS. WAniARTE. s.s. (6 20 am.). 245 tons. E. H. Goerts. from Faeroa. — Northern Co. WAiPC. s.s. (3.50 p.m ). 201 tons. Smith. from Coromandei. etc.—Northern Co. GLENELG. s.s 13 15 an), 268 tons. J. Qu;nn. from Whansrarei.— Smith and Co. MANAIA. s.s. 17.15 p.m.!. 1159 tons. W. ; F Norbuxy. from \\ hangare-i.—Northern Co. DEPARTURES, TARAWERA. s.s. (2.20 p.m.). for Southern ports. Passengers :— Saloon: For Gisborno ■—Misses Constant. Webby, McLaughlin. Mesdamcs Davy. Maclean. Messrs. Smith, Taylor, McL.iusH!in. For Napier—Mr Cameron. For Weilrngtor—Mesdarnes Fine. Pine, Messrs. '.Vynya.-d. Nield. Pine. For Lytteltis —Miss Stacsy. For all ports—Ten steerage. NGATIAWA, 9.8. (5.25 a.m.), for Taurang*. etc. ii ANAU. s.s. (6.10 p.m.), for Southern ports. i CLANSMAN, s.s. (5 50 p.m.), for Russell, etc. KANIERI. s.s. (8 15 p.m.. for Whangarei. EAHTj. S.S. (7 p.m.). for East Coast bays. VESSELS DEE TO-DAY. Port Philip, from New York. Strathavon. from New York. Kauri, from Fiji. Waiherno. from Newcastle. Ngapuhi, from Tauranga. at 7 a.m. Taniw'ra, from Paeroa, at 7 a.m. Ap&nui. from Awvnui. at 10 am. Kanien. from Whangarei. at 7 30 p.m. Daphne, from Merc-,ry Bay. etc , at 10 a.m. Chelmsford, from Marsden Poir... etc. at S a.m. VESSELS SAILING TO-DAY. Manaia. for Whangarei. at 10 p m. Taniwha. for Paerca. at 2 30 p.m. Wa pu. for Coromandei, at 5 p.m. Dapnne, for Orewa, etc..at 5 p.m. Gael, for Great Barrier, at midnight. VESSELS DUE AT AUCKLAND. Vessel Frcra Date. Port Philip ... _. New York ... Nov. 1 Kauri ... ... ... Fiji ___ m Nov. 1 Waihemo ... ... Newcastle ... Nov. 1 R'-ako ... ... ... East Coast ... Nov'. 2 Monovrsi „ ... Southern ports Nov. i Arahura ... ... Gisbome . ... Nov. 3 > Hurn-ui .„ ... Sydney ... Nov. 5 i Sv-..-tra:ia Southern ports Nov. 5 Kororn ko Southern rjorts Nov. 5 victoria Sydney ... Nov. 6 i Port Lyttcifon ... Sydney ... Nov. 7 " City of Delhi ... New York ... Nov. 12 L jfarawera. ._ ... Southern ports Nov. 13 C'paw3 .. ... ... Sydney ... Nov. 15 SAIL. Vessel. From. Sailed Kenorita. hanine ... Clarence Town To sail VESSELS TO SAIL FROM AUCKLAND. Approx. Vessel,. F~ Date Monowai ... Southern porta Nov. 4 Arahura „, ... Gisbcrn© ... Not. 4 Port Philip V?e!li-rt- ... Nov. i Jtratiavca . Vcllir-eti- ... Nov. 4 Weatralia ... _. Sydney ... Nov. 6 victoria ._ — Southern ports Nov. 7 Hurrrrii Wellington ... Nov. 8 lasawera „, ... Southern ports Nov. 11 VESSELS IN PORT. Ho-itriem Cross, in stream. B-olcen Gate, at King's Wharf. Wallscid, at King's Wharf. A.wanai, at Hobson Wharf. _ The Kaheka arrived at Greymo'atli yesternay ait neon to load a. cargo of coal for Dnehunsa. The Rakasioa arrived at Optia yesterday inorring to load timber for Australia. She ts expected to get away on FricV, next. THE PORT PHILIP. The Commcnwoaltfl and Dominion Line's fifeamer Port Philip, is expected to arrive at Auckland to-day or to-tnorrow from New York. The vessel has on board a large general cargo for New Zealand and Aus- | tralian ports After discharging here she fcroceeda to Wellington. THE STRATHAVON. The US and A. Line's Strathavon is expected to arrive her* to-day from New York. The vessel has on board a largo general cargo. "70 tens of which are for Auckland. After dirrhanjing here the Strathavon proceeds to Wellington. THE VICTORIA, Huddart-Parker steamer Victoria, which arrived at Sydney on Monday morning ircm Auckland, is to undergo an overhaul at the former port. The vessel's departure from Sydney to Auckland has therefore been postponed It is erpected that the probable date of her departure will be announced within the next tew days. PASSENGERS FOR VANCOUVER. Tee last steamer which left this port for Vancouver took the following passengers:--First saloon: Miss Earle. Mr. Maroney, Mr. and Mrs. Andrews and 2 children. Mrs. E. Maxwell. Mr. Ebey. Mrs. and Miss Bentley. M" b'otum. Miss Osborne, Mrs. Tebbett, Miss Beg?. Mr. and Mrs. Savage, -Mr Mowbray. Second .saloon: Mr and Mrs. Roberts and 2 chi.dren. Mr. Jones, Mrs Robinson and child. Mrs. Gcsneil, Mrs Michaels, Miss Trxker. Mr 3. Abbott. Miss _ Silvester. Miss Kencett. Mr. and Mrs. Dickson. Miss Rei-iri(-n='hT]f ider. Miss Hickey, Miss Jacobsen, Mr Ch'.nt, four steerage, and 75 througn passengers THE REMUERA. Fr.OM LONDON. The New Zealand Shipping Company's R.M S Kemuera is expected to arrive here about the end of the week from London. The vessel It-it Plymouth on September 19. Dp to ;-. few days prior to the Remuera's departure the following had booked passages to the- Dominion:—First saloon: Messrs. St John Chri-v.ophers. P. H. Brown, E*. O. Lee, H Hull. F. L. Gordon. A. Kaye. H. Musker, G. E Turn- Mil. F J. rJutherford, Hon. W. (' F. Carncross. Captain Wardrob, Licctenants L. G Afhton. Ivell, R. O. Whyte, Major if G Tumball. Me=dames A. Kayo, M. E Smi'h. H. Muaker and 2 children, G E. Tumtrtt!! ar-d 2 children. Lady Williams, ?'.f '!■*( X E Thomson. L. M. Monckton, D. Moore. E M. Westraacott. C Williams. Keccr;d saloon: Messrs D A. Sutherland, O. Paterscc. 8. Hetherington. S. M. Raphael. A Cleveland. Whiles, SerireantMaior B'ook. Sergeants McLean, Barton, Morgan. Gunner Anderson. Mesdameß C. M. Do till. O. Paterson. S Hetherintrton, P. E. J«>v>Ti»toT.e F V Byrne. W Hiles and 3 children. M ==es E. D Pumnhrey. McM. Gordon. B M'Carter. L. L. Halse. A. J. Valln;i*p J Cleghora, and 131 third-class for all ; ort3.