SHIPPING.

New Zealand Herald, Volume LV, Issue 16968, 30 September 1918, Page 3

SHIPPING.

High Water. Auckland—3.4s a.m.; 4.10 p.m. High Water, Manukau Heads 5.-11 a.m.; 6.0 p.m. Sun—Bieoe, 5.30 a.m. ; sets, 5.52 p.m. Moon— October 6, 2.35 p.m. WEATHER REPORT. Rainfall in City for 48 hour* ended midnight Sept. 29 (HEEAhD gauge) .OOin. PORT OF AUCKLAND ARRIVALS. September 28. TE ANAU (noon), 1652 ton*, Eyre, from Timaru.— Co. MANAIA (6.15 p.m.), 1159 tons, Norbury, from Whangarei. In saloon: Missce McLean (2), Hnrdwick, Bair, Corrington, Wakelin and child, Mayor Crane, Pcgler, MoKinnon, Bealington, Isiccol, Jack, Wilkinson, Kelly, Bigg*. Simpson, Beehro, Tliompson, Haynes, Miller, Tclfer, Massoy, Nobes, Harris. Berry, Macken, Mesdames Squiro, Hamilton, Thompson, McLaughlin, Jack, fiinton, Goss. Patterson and child, Styles, Campbell Berry, Lewis, Walling, Harris and child, Foster, Baxter, Death, Devon, Greon. Simpson, Smith, Messrs, Soannoll, Jowscy, Orme, McKonzie, Cochrano, Jonos, McKay, Wright, Crowclly, McMellion, Hausler, Gywnn. Howard, Smith McCullen, Topsail, Swaffield. Courtney, McNorcy, Massey, Knight, Miller, Totmnn, Todd, Pranks, Frederick, Pudding, Rhodes, Coleman, Thompson, Nisbott, Horton, Alley, Death, Wcdee, Blomfield, Blott, Stuart, Gregory, Davidson, Foofe. Wilson, Patterson. Patterson, Grove, Walling, Williamson. _ Levy, Prentice, Palmer, Davison, Jones. Mitchell, Puckoy, Cuterbertson. Sloane, Carter, Bavins, Adkins, Nelson, Brown. Norgrove,, Clarkson, Death, Rowan, Coombs, Christie, Jones, Wading, Williams, Nosbett, Judge Holland. Fathor Brascrs, Masters Frederick and Munro, and seven steerage.— Northern Co. NGAPDHI (7.25 cm). 691 tons. Haultain, from Tatranea—Northern Co. CLANSMAN M.30 a.m.), 635 tons, McLeod, from Russell.— Co. NGATIAWA (10.15 a.m.), 463 tons, Dorling, from Opotiki.— Northern Co. AUPOURI (10.15 a.m.). 463 tons, Parris, from Hokianga.—Northern Co. TANIWHA (5 p.m.), 263 tons, Freeman, from Netkerton.—Northern Co. WAIPTJ (4.5 'p.rn.l, 201 tons, Pert, from Coromandel —Northern Co. TASMAN (8 a.m.). 171 tons, Faulkner, from Whakatanc.—Northern Co. DEPARTURES.

September 28. ARAHDRA (12.25 p.m.), for East Coast. In saloon : Tokomaru Bay—Misses Sandford, Clifford, Young, Mosdames Beamish George, Messrs. Bushill, Beamish, Laurie, Churohes. Gisborno—Misses Bicker, Moore, Dyson, Priestly, Price, Goodycen, Dreiner, Protheroo, Nordan. Hamlin, Hendorson, Latimer, Lamb, Lang, Hazard, Crcdin, Dunning, Broom, Llewelyn, Jones, Llewelyn, Russell, Reid, Moore, Mesdames Lawless, Cobley, Bicker East and two children, Grant, Hall, Thompson. Patty, Rogeroon and daughter, Stevens, Dods and child, Picher and intent, Fisher, Bruce and child, Harris and three children Messrs. Partin, Falconer, Pearcey, Muchmore, Hemplin, Lonering, Mavan, I/onering, Burns, Spooner, Allan, Pounter, Soarle. Dtifinn, Hall, ITiansen, Patty Webster, Paynt, Morrow, Cox and ch'ld, MeLeod, Hudsforth. Chambers, Hamara, Tito, Happy. Peacock, Clayton, Morison, Pilcher, Evans, Auld, Bar»on Bocrors, Garrett. Friar; Master East. Napier— Mesdames Cully and child, Jans, Messrs. Wallace, Hart, Cully and son, McLeod, Hitchmar, Caffen, and 20 steerage. SEl'TßiffiEß 29. WAIMARIE (6.15 p.m.), for Paeroa, KANIERI (1.45 p.m.), (or WhangaroL VESSELS DDE TO-DAY. B.M.S. Makura. from Vancouver, 8 a.m. Waimarie, from Paeroa, 11.80 p.m. Kanieri, from Whangarei, 11.30 p.m. . VESSELS SAILING TO-DAY. Manaia, for Whangarei, 10 p.m. Ngapiihi, for Tauranga, 5.15 p.m. Wdotahl, for Houhora, 6 p.m. Taniwha, for Netherton, 6.30 p.m. Apanui, for Awanui. 1.30 p.m. Waipu, for Mangapai, 3 p.m. Hawaii, for Coromandel, 0 »,m, The Joan Craig is due at Onarahi from Newcastle* to-morrow. After taking in bunker coal she goos to GisborDß to discharge her cargo of coal. From Gisborne she is to go to Greymouth to load timber for Australia, The Ihumata is at present loading a cargo of coal at Newcastle for Auckland. The barque Rothsay Bay, en route from San Francisco to Auckland, via Timaru, should put in an appearance at -any time now. She left Timaru on Friday, September 20, with the balance of her oil cargo, consisting of 1500 cases. After discharge she is to load here for San Francisco. Mr. W. Archibald is the local agent for the vessel. Tho To Anau arrived from Timaru at midday on Saturday, and berthed at the King's Wharf to discharge her cargo of produce. She is to sail for Lyttelton, Timaru, Oamaru, and Bluff to-mbrrow. The cargo steamer Tarawera left Sydney on Thursday with a general cargo for Auckland. She is due hero on Wednesday. Owing to Captain Sullivan's prolonged illness, Captain McLeod. of tho Clansman, will take command of tho Wakalere to-day Ho is to remain there until Captain Sullivan resumes duty. Qn the trip of tile Clansman from Russell on Friday night a number of passengers assembled in the saloon and tendered a farewell to Captain McLeod. MrA. Bell, who was in tho chair, spoke of Captain McLcod'a long connection with the peonio of tho Far North, and on their behalf wished him every success. Other passengers «Ifo spoke in similar terms. Captain McLeod, is response, aiid that he looked back with pleasure on his 40 years' connection with the Far North, and was pleased to. know th.syt he had retained tho good will of tho public.

R.M.S. MAKURA. The Royal Mail steamer Makura is duo from Vancouver, via ports, this morning, and sh'. uld reach port about 8 a.m. She _is to With at the Cjuecn's Wharf. As she is not going to Sydney she will land tho whole of her passengers and cargo hem. NORTHERN COMPANY'S STEAMERS. The Aupouri arrived from Onehunga and Hokianga on Saturday. She is to take up the Opotiki run to-ir.onow relieving tho Np,aiiawa while the latter is laid up for annual overhaul and survey. The Waiotahi, which is to sail for Houhora at 6 p.m. todfiy, will call at Parengarensa. The Ngati.awa will sail for Thames today to enable 'he Wakalere to miss a trip in order to blow her boilers down. No steamer will leave Onehunga for Hokianga this week. The Greyhound is loading cargo at Auckland for Hokianga, and is to sail on Wednesday. Tho Arapawa is to make a special trip from Onehunga to Waikato Heads this week, and, will tske both cargo and passengers. She is to liavo Onehunga at 2 p.m. Wednesday, aruvh t si her destination at 7 a.m. on Thursdo MVERINA. TJw FntWar' V'ftuer steamer Rivcrina i? due from Sydney on Wednesday mornir: Sho has a. number . passengers and o-c 2500 tons of general 'ir?o to land hero. Aim. completion of discharge she is to return to Sydnoy, taking the Makura's through passengers from Vancouver, and is timed to sail from here at 9 p.m. on Thursday. PORT OF Or^rU^iiA. ARHiVALb. Siavriii;/.;* :S, ARAPAWA, 291 tons, Koatley, from War. canui.—Northern Co, September 29. RARAWA, 1072 tons. Bfrrk, from New Ply mouth. In saloon: Misses Hamblin, Sullivan, Phillips, Bray, Mace, MoGongle, Campbell, Mesdames Bunny, Wilson and chjld, Baddsley, Cock, Mace, Ellis, McCorm:ck, Messrs, Wilson (2), Bunny, Veale, Fabian, Smith, Winkleman, Mclvern. Mace. Young, Chapman, Rogers, Aitken.— Co.

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