PORT OF AUCKLAND.

New Zealand Herald, Volume LV, Issue 16909, 23 July 1918, Page 3

PORT OF AUCKLAND.

ARRIVALS. MONOWAI (4.14 p.m.). 3433 tons. Drewitte, from South. In saloon: Misses Grant, West, Whitson, Hailett, Grieve, Bird. Jones, Anderson, Beagley, Mesdamcs Luak and child, Mcßriflce. Anderson. Mes3ra. Howell (2), West, Rainger, Grieve, CotteT, Clarry, Collins, Mcßridge, Hildoa. Lamb, Smith, Houghton, Master firkin, and IS steerage.— Union Co. KAIAPOI ("10.25 <i.m.). 2003 tons, Eobbilliard, from Timaru.—Union Co. IHUMATA (2.25 p.m.), 1156 tons, Matheeon, from Newcastle.—J. J, Craig. Ltd. DEPARTURES. MANAIA (10.10 p.m.), for Whangarei. In saloon: Misses Clark, Montgomery (3), Roberts, Hurst, Mesdames Jounneaux, McDonald, Richardson, Soncs, Yarborough, Allan. Richardson. Wharfe Verrali Wilson, P«binf=ota, Stunner, Halliwell, Maxwell, Poland. Messrs. Kay, Madill, Knight, Jonnneaux. Ibbotson, Mitchell, Bones, MoDonald. Weston. Davy, Pol'.ock, Crawford, Russell, Beisley. Richardson, Williams, Madill. Wright. McDonald, Smith, Pollant, Nash, Burgles, Maddaford, Jolly. Monk, Mason. Pea roe, McK«n»i«, Bell (2), James, Santch, Molnlle, Maxwell, Joss, Bancs Allan, Nerhe. Phillips, Ferguson, Dawson, Clark. Wallace, Bell. Bnckley, BuUivant. NGAPUHI (5.40 p.m.), for Tauranga. WA lOTA HI (10.16 p.m.), for Houhora. TANIWHA (910 p m.), for Netherton. APANUI (10.15 p.m.), for Awanui. WAIPU '(4.16 p.m.), for Mangapai. HAUITI (10.20 a.m.). for Coromandel. VESSELS DUE TO-DAY. Manaia, from Whangarei, at 6.30 p.m. Waimarie, from Pteroa. at 2 a.m. Kanieri, from Whangarei, at 2 a-m. WaipUt from Mangapal, at midnight. Hauiti, from Coromandel. at noon. VESSELS SAILING TO-DAY. Kaiapoi, for Greymouth, at 4 p.m. Clansman, for Russell, at 6.15 p-in. Ngatiawa. for Opotiki, at 8 p.m. Waimarie, for raefoa, at 10.30 p.m. Chelmsford, for Whaßjarci. at 6.30 p.m. Tasman, for Whakatane, at 10 p.m. The Manurewa. which arrived from Greymsuth on Saturday evening and anchored down the harbour, was towed to her berth at the Kins'a Wharf yesterday mornThe produce steamer Kaiapoi arrived from Tiraarn yesterday morning, and berthejl at the King's Wharf. She is to sail for breymouth to-day at 4 p.m. The Craig steamer Ihumata arrived from Newcastle yesterday afternoon, and berthed at the Central Wharf to discharge her cargo of coal, tar, and hardwood. The produce steamer Te Atiau is due from Oamaru to-morrow morning, and is to berth at the Queen's WharfTHE MONOWAI. After a month's absence from Auckland, the Monowai arrived from Southern ports yesterday afternoon, and berthed at the Queen's Wharf. Her resumption of the passenger ttado will be welcomed by the travelling public, as she is the only vessel now employed m the passenger trade between Auckland and Dunedin. Since last here the Monowai has been thoroughly overhauled and surveyed. The trip from Dunedin was uneventful until reaching Gisborne on Sunday morning. He- passengers were landed and some of tho cargo discharged, but towards midday Iho wind freshened from the south-east and the «ea became rough. The conditions became worse in the afternoon, and cargo operations had to be abandoned. The rough sea prevented further communications with the shore aid the voesf-l left at 3.30 p.m. without iakina f on boar<J the G-isborne passenges and mails. Captain J. M. Drewitte is still in command, tfnd has associated with him the following officers:--Chief, Mr. F- Dinsmore; second, Mr, 11. White; third. Mr. F. Green: chief engineer, Mr- A Lovcstam: second, Mr S. J. Mann; third, Mr. K. Ounn; fourth, Mr. J. Smith: fifth, Mr. A. J. Stevens; purser, Mr. W. MrGrath: assistant purser, Mr. L. Sanderson; chief steward, Mr. A. Baird; wireless operator, Mr. A. Blomfield.