SHIPPING.

New Zealand Herald, Volume LV, Issue 16850, 15 May 1918, Page 5

SHIPPING.

High Water. Auckland-11.4 am.: 11.47 p,m High Water, Manukau H«ad5~13.39 a.m.; 1,& p.m. Sun—Rises, 6.43 a.m.: sets, 4.51 p.m. Mooa-j-Fiist Quarter. May is, 7.44 a.m. WEATHER REPORT. Rainfall in City for 24 hours ended midnight May 14 (HgMJ.oYang?) ,Mi. Official nport issued at 4 n.m. yesterday.- - Cane Mnri. a -J"* 4 - .. ? ar - Tller - Weathe ■ BuMeii — §■§■• £ res £ S-S 60 Showery M*rSfi. •&' §••&'*, freßn 30.80 65 Showery Manukau .H. S.S.E.. It. 30.36 61 Fak TauranSa - S*l-\fr «N» 64 fa* East rSL "- §•*. "? , 30 36 65 Fair OilL™? 6 - |- E -i. " eah 30 - 39 6 3 Cloudy piS+ 6 •" §,•• breeze 30.58 61 Overcast W,sh-£H ttnn f■• ,m ht 30 -40 62 Fair w.5 ymouta 30.38 61 Fine C. Foulwvnd B* fresh 30.47 56 Cloudy Gwymouth... S., fresh 30 47 57 Cbudy Stephen Is. S.E., light 30.48 65 Cloudy C. Camppell a light 30.43 58 Hazy P-\ J ' ght 30 ' 86 63 Hazy £t. Chalmers Calm. 30.50 56 Fine Bluff ... ... 8., light 30.43 S3 Hasy *Arn mD >? ry .«*»«Utu»« have ruled in the far ™«Sf "ft* f l lr , to cloudy rather has prevailed, though foggy m parts. The atniofc™ 81 *, la S^ 1 hißh - and moderate to strong easterly winds have predominated. Sea "** 1S ln evidence »* tne Tasman TO-DAY'S FORECAST. »»S^.?t! indications, are for increasing easterly to northerly winds, with the weather mi.der and clouding over, with a. change to follow generally. The barometer is falling everywhere soon. PORT OF AUCKLAND. i arrivals. fJI A^ IA - (6,8 - p -F-'» 1159, tons, Norbury. from Whangarei. In saloon: Misses Glass V?t; w , . Wo 4 w ' M<l ora . Windsor. Hawken, Miti, Neary, Jones, Murray, Maxwell. Wilson McGill, Mesdamea Wroblmski and child,, &meed. Thorpe. Findlay. McMillan, Dudfe;„l awke ß . nd ch J-i d J Redder, Biumhardt, luurstpn and two children, Cairney, Harrison. Coma, Barton. Armstrong and two chi.dren. Messrs. Phillips, Dawson, Glass, & ar Barker. Carfaer, Rye,' Cullen» O'Grady. Pike, Bush, McMillan. Brownell. Derrick. Webster, Hennnm. Bindon, fe^S ns Vr, M ? od sj,.'- Armstrong, Edwards, I Hul. Woods, King. Stewart, Vernon. Hayi ward, Heape. Hill, Greenwood, Baker Dudr i ding, Heather. Biumhardt, Sims, HcGee, ; James, Russell, Hedley, StaUard, Edge Thompson, Corbet*. Goodman. Taylor. Armstrong, Cadrnan, MoKinley, Hawken, Beasley, McKenzie, and- 38 —Northern Co. HINEMOA (8.20 a-m.), 542 tons. Bollons, from- East Coast lighthouses.—Master. , WAIMARIB (6 a.m.). 248 tons. Wann, from Paeroa.-r-Northern Co.DEPARTURES. KAITDNA (6 p.m.), for Westport. CLANSMAN (6.26 p.m.), for Russell. NGATIAWA. (8,10 p.m.). far T&uranga. KANIERI (8.20 p.m.). for Whangarei. TANIWHA (12.15 a.m.). for Netherton. WAIPTJ (1210 a.m.), for Mercury Bay. i TABMAN (9.10 a.m.), for Whakatane. VESSELS. DUE TO-DAY. foromikp, Timaru. , eapwhi, from TaUTanga, at 7 a.m. Waiptahi, from Mangapai, at 3 a.m. V TUniwha, from Netherton. at 4.30 a.m. Kanieri, from Whangarei, at 8.30 p.m. Waipu. from Mercury Bay, at 6 a.m. VESSELS SAILING TO-DAY. Monowai, for South, at 5 p.m. Mantua, for Whangarei. at 10 p.m. Waipu, for Great Barrier.- at midnight. Kahu, for East Coast, at 1 p.m. The Auckland schooner Huanui has completed her annual overhaul, and is loading salt for Whangarei. She is to load coal at Whangarei for Kaipara, from which port she goes to Lyttelton.. The Tarawera arrived from Lyttelton yesterday afternoon, and berthed at the Central Wharf. A recent Gazette notice states that on or about May 20 an iron can buoy painted red will ob" moored in Takatu Passage, Hauraki Gulf, one cable south-east, from Maori Roc*, on whioh the beacon formerly stood. . The- Aupouri. which has bean laid up indefinitely, is to be moored, in, the stream to-day. • •Th*'- Greyhound commenced loading for Hokiftngs, yesterday,- and is to sail at noon to-day. THE HINEMOA. The Government steamer Hinemoa arrived trom the East Coast • lighthouses yesterday morning. Captain Bollons reports that the Hinemoa left Wellington on Tuesday last, and met with fine weather on the coast, which enabled her to work all the lighthouses on the way. At Portland Island she landed Mr. W. A. Fraser. lighthouse expert, who will instal an incandescent light and a revolving cowl; to give better ventilation. After taking in stores here the Hinemoa is to sail for the Gulf and Northern lighthouses at 6 a.m. to-morrow. At Tiri she will replace the Shearer Rock buoy with ft much larger one. NORTHERN CO.'S STEAMERS. The Waipu is to be laid up on Monday for her annual overhaul. She will be out of commission for a. week, her place in the M-ereury Bay trade being taken by the Daphne. The Waiotahi will take the Daohne's run +o Hpuhora, and the Kawau will take the Waiotahi's run to Mangapai. THE KOROMIKO. The Koromiko. en route from Timaru to Auckland, passed East Cape at 7 a.m. yes- ; terday. She is due at an earTy hour to-day, J and is to berth at the Queen's Wharf.