SHIPPING.

New Zealand Herald, Volume LV, Issue 16848, 13 May 1918, Page 3

SHIPPING.

High Water. Auckland— a.m.; 9.48 p.m. Hlg i, Water, Manukau Heads—ll.22 ».m. ; 11.47 p.m. * ■ Sun—Rises, 6.43 a.m.; sat*. 4.62 p.m. Moon—First Quarter. May 18, 7.44 a.m. WEATHER REPORT. Rainfall in City for 48 Hours ended midnight May 12 (HEBADD jtause) .OOin. PORT OF AUCKLAND. ARRIVALS. Mat U. ' fro^°e!lKt.^i^k tons, S€WCU ' from Wellington.—Union Co. f,£? A inJ (6 - 15 111 -)' 691 t<«»s. Haultain, rw, ~« han &*? el - i .f' 10 "* : Misses Read, Clements, Wilson. Walker. Jenkins. Butler, Stokes, Finlayson. Wells. Scott. McLean (2). Neill, Bedggood. Spenoe. May, Booth, Mesdames Foreman. Ferguson. Lound and child, Edwards, Corbett and child. Butler, Barron. .Kicnardson. McLean, Neil, Main, Welson, Are. Walker, Sterling, Woodley, Dr. Sands, Messrs. Fraser, Foreman, Sinton, Ferguson, &«•, Cole, Taylor. Alison. Lound and child. Read, Edwards. Roberts. Drewett, Brennan, Cloußton, Parcel!, Hull, Thorne. O'Keefe. Williamson, O'Leary. McFadden. Deacon, Atkinson Morris, Atkinson, Saddler, Lsary, Arnold, Durham, Harrison. Rowsell. Ready, Hamilton, Sterling. Simons. Woodier. Bergomet, Hirst. Cooper, Wilson. McLeod, Brown, McPherson. McLean and boy, Tatton, McKensie, Stokes, Reynolds, Landish, Groom. Phillips, Pritchard, Sergt-Major Fairs, Private Grace, Private Are, and eight steerage.—Northern Co. CLANSMAN (5.50 a.m.). 634 tons, McLeod, from Russell. —Northern Co. | AUPOURI (9.40 a.m.), 463 tons. Wilson, ; from Tauranga.—Northern Co. WAIMARIE (4.10 a.m.). 245 tons, Wann, from Paeroa.Northern Co. EANJERI (3.45 a.m.), 203 tone, Johnson, from Whangarei.— Northern Co. WAIPU (12.60 p.m.). 201 tons. Pert, from Coromandel.—Northern Co. DAPHNE (4 p.m.) 192 tons, Grigg, from j Houhora.—Northern Co. I May 12. . MONOWAI (6.10 p.m.), 3433 tons, Dearly trom Souin. In saloon: Misses Wardrope Bradley, Darrow, Witson. Kehy. McMillan lvog-an, Dunsmore, Ashdown, Thompson Jjawson, Cumming, Chapman, Lindsay Atkins, Cumming. Paton, Sherrif (2). Foster, walker Dickey (2), Elifie. Abercrombie, Mitchell, Mesdames Breden, Jeffries, Knight Emery, Wright and child. Lush and child Heaid, Pickett, Hoult, Cameron, Jakina, Armiger, Aickin, Sherrifi, Wallace. James; Fraser, Murray and children, Kent, Alexander, Holmes, Ludon, McKinlay and child, Thompson, Bailey, Beck and two children. Wilson and two children-Williams and infant. Cameron. Auld, Oatriage, Gregory, McCarthy, Warren, Parry, Wilson, Messrs. Ryder, Sherrif. Mclnnes, Mathers, Rosie, Oxenham. Niall, Atkins. Rosemeray. Kettle. Christie, Warren. Bell, Underwood, Holmes; Best. Howard, Thompson, Ccnnal, Thomson, Williams, Wilson, Williams, Blaok, Oatndfie. Edwards, Moses, Heald. Omerend, Underwood, Masters. Kirk, Howard, Ledger, Rosie, Lane, Fraser, Messrs. Jeffries, Arthur, Fraser, McKay, Lieut. Waddel, Sergt-Majoi Williams, and 29 steerage.— Co. TANIWHA (4.40 a.m.), 263 tons. Freeman, from Paeroa.— Co. DEPARTURES. May 11. ARAHURA (3.55 p.m.), for East Coast In saloon:—For Tokomaru Bay: Misses Dablyn, pates, Rathbury. Oates, Mclntyre Patemaiu Ferguson, Mesdames Waugh, Mo lntyre. Clems., Messrs. Waugh. Martin Wil hams. For Gisborne: Misses Powell. Priest ley. Wilson. Robb, Theit, Harris, Bain Langdon. Godfrey, Hill, Bright. McGinley Howard, Mesdames Dempsey, Gilroy, Parker Sutchffe. Graham. Williams, Graham, Clems Harre, Dman. Roberts, Baker, Jellie, Smith Howard, Waite and two children. Anderson Messsfl. Aitcheson, Ashton, Hawkins. Scott Walker, Anderson, Dempsey, Parker, Gil bert, Raid. Parker. Parker. Wilson, Poole J> latm'I atm ' al 9° ne ,' Barboure, Frankham Roberts (2), Graham. Anderson, Graham Hosking, Hennesy, Clems. Wedge, Dunne Hunt. Judd, Howard. Martin, Vosper, Ash ton. Kilbatnck, Graham. Tukariri. McLean Poole, Captain Wi'liams. For Napier Misses Webber (2), Mesdames Waite and tw children. Marfan, Haters. Hula. Gifford Moore, Messrs. Martin, Lloyd, Moore, am 80 steerage. APANUI 01.45 p.m.). for Awtoui.

Mas 12. TANIWHA (11.'45 p.m.), for Paeroa. KANIERI (7.40 p.m.), for Whangarei. 1 t VESSELS DUE TO-DAY. Hinsmoa, from South. • Ksnieri, from Whangarei, at 8 p.m. VESSELS SATLING TO-DAY. Mapojirika. for Wellington, at 5 p.m. Manaia, for Whangarei, at 10 p.m. Ngapuhi, for Taur&nga, at 5.16 p.m. Waiotahl, for Mangapai, at 3 p.m. Taniwha, for Netberton, at midnight. . Waipu, for Mercury Bay, at midnight. Daphne, for Houhora. at 10 p.m. Kawau, for Coromandel, at 2 p.m. The? Manaia, which has been undergoing her annual overhaul during the last fortnight, is to resume her running to Whangarei to-day. The Ngapuhi, which has been relieving the Manaia, will re-enter the Tauranga trade. The Aupouri. which has been relieving the Ngapuhi, is to be laid up indefinitely. Captain J. F. Spring-Brown has taken -command of the Wellington-Lyttelton ferry steamer Mararoa, in place of Captain W. D. Cameron/ who has gone on holiday leave. Mr. W. McN. Sneers joined the Monowai as purser at Duneain. relieving Mr. Callis, who has crone on holiday leave. Over 77 masters and deck officers on. the Union Company's staff have gone on active service. The majority joined the navy, while a number of those, who joined the Expeditionary Forces were afterwards transferred to the navy. The casualties so far have been three killed in action, one died of wounds, and six wounded. Those killed are Lieutenant-Commander W. E. Sanders, T» 5.0.. V.C. Mr. F. A. Clark »nd Mr V. J. Way: died of wounds. Mr. W. S. Gilpin. Wounded: Messrs. A. E. Own. W. F. Swklinsr C. M. Campbell. A. COOV G. A. Herbert, and E. C Sargii»«on. Messrs. O. M. Campbell and, •©. A. Herbert have rejoined the Union Co. service. THE MONOWAI. The Monowai arrived from the South yesT day evening, and b»rthed at the Quel's Wharf. She is timed to "aH for DunerKn. via way ports,- omitHnK Gißborne and Napier, at 5 p.m. to-morrow. 1 1 ' THE MAPOURDIA. The Mftnonrika arrived from Wellington at nn *•»••» ho"'' on Saturday, and berthed at t>"» ttnboon Wharf. She is timed to sail for Wellington direct, taking cargo only, at 5 p.m. to-day. THE HINEMOA. The Government steamer Hinsmos, is due to-day from the Ea«H; Coast lighthouses. She is to commence taking in stores to-morrow morning, and is to sail for the Gulf and Northern lighthouses later.

THE TARAWERAThe Tarawera left Lyttelton for Auckland on Saturday night, and is due here tomorrow-.

TEE KARAMTJ. The Karamn is expected to leave Westport for Auckland to-morrow, and » duo here on Friday.

PORT OF ONEHUNGA.

ARRIVALS. MiT 11. RARAWA, 1072 tons, Bark, bom New Plymouth. In saloon: Hisses Upton, Niveflo, Larkin. Simmons, McLean. Groaley, Johnston. Dobbie. Todd, Mesdames Martin, Snra.it. Sellers. Manning and child, Messrs. Simpson. Fulton. Morton, Ramsay. Moberley. Bullot, Murphy. Petty. Martin, "Wickham, King, Von Stunner, Dunbar, Mann, and 21 steerage.— Co, Mat 12. RIMXT, 412 tons, Pierotti, from Hokianga. —Northern Co. ARAPAWA. 291 tons. Keatley. irom "Waitara.—Northern Co.