PORT OF AUCKLAND

New Zealand Herald, Volume LV, Issue 16969, 1 October 1918, Page 3

PORT OF AUCKLAND

ARRIVALS. B.M.S. MAKURA (11.20 a.m.), 8076 tons, Crawford, from Vancouvor. First class— Miss F. Gore, Miss R. Jaryis, Miss W. Stewart, Miss M. Williams. Mr; ; and Mrs. Miller, Mr. T. Leithead. MY; and Mrs. A. Smith, Mr, and Miss Manning,. Mr. J. Joseph. Mr. and Mrs. Watson and daughter, Mr. R. Craoroft Wilson, Mrs. H. Cutbberteon, Mrs., Mr., and Miss Warburton. Prof. J. M. Brown. Mr, A. J. Dove, Mrs. J. Turner. Second class-Mr, and Mrs. H. BetUs, Miss i. McDonald, Miss G, Bull, Mr. J. Berosford, Miss A. Muff. Mr. F. MeNausht, Mr. W. Garner, Miss E. Shep. herd, Mr. A. Scott, Mrs. M. Taylor and tbws. children, Mrs. L. Riemensohneider, Mr. T. 'Kamsfale, Mr. and Mr* R. ,C. VMffiwf, Adjutant A. Scotney, tad nine storage.—Union Co. HUANDI, schoor.er (noon), 159 tons, Birch, from Melbourne.—Master. DEPARTURES. MANAIA (10.10 p.m.), for Whangarei. In saloon—Misses Potter. Wright. McGachie, Matert, Munro, Robortson, Gilloopie; Mesdamea Gardner, Brooke*, Boynolds, Munio. Kelly, Bentloy. Miteaeil, Cochrane, Hariing, Baker, tailor. Going, Roberts, North, Bentel. Vaughsn, Taylor; Messrs. Ever. McDonald. Hardy. Tiemarou, Gazzard, Olarkson, Dempster, Rubsoll, •Rhodes, Wilson. Smith, Grainier, Bentlay, Coxhoad, Phillips. Cor. Brooks. Dunn, Mountain, Rogers, Birch, Blnoklock, wood, Mitchell, Stewart, Rodsere. Hansen. Logan, Munro, Wyait. Oldham, Studholmo. Kelly, Jury, Hamilton. Paul. Hogg, Williams, Mshoney, North. Henwood, Rayner. Foster. NGAPUB3 (6.25 p.m.), for T&uranga. WAIOTAHI (6.16 p.m.), for Houhora. TANTWHA (8-iO p.m.). for Netherton, APANUI (2 p,m.). fo/ Awanui. WAIPTJ (3.20 p.m.), for Mangapai. KAWATJ (9.30 a.m.), for Coromandel. VESSELS DUE TO-DAY. Manaia. from WEangawi, 6,80 p.m. Taniwha, from Netherton, 11 p.m. / Ngatiawa, from Thames, 8.15 p.m. Kawau, from Coromandol, 8.80 p.m. VESSELS SAILING TO-DAY, Te Anau, for South, 5 p.m. Clansman, for Russell, 7 p.m. V/ armaria, tor Paeroa, 8 pjn. Ednieri, for Whangaroi, 6 p.m. Tsßmaiij for Whakatane, 8 p.m. THE MAKURA. '<Ie Royal mfcil steamer Mata:» arriwd fro a Vancouver at mid-day ye&iiotday, and berthed at the Queen's Wharf. The voyage Jrrm Vancouver mi uneventful, time wea- ! tie? h».vin# b(*n experienced moat of the i lime. Jhe will land all her passengers and i cargo here, and undergo overhaul before sailing for Vancouver on October 12. She is to go into dock to-morrow,, and will return to the wharf on completion to take in her cargo for Vancouver. The Auckland eohooner Huanui arrived from Melbourne at noon yesterday, and anchored at the explosive anchorage, She was 19 days on the voyage, and met with moderate, variable winds on the way. After discharging 60 tons, of explosives, sno is to come to the wharf to put out the balance of her cargo, which consists of 800 sicks of : oats. ! The Te Anau is expected to compete I loading and sail for Southern ports this | evening. j The Monowai left Dunedin at 2 p.m. on i Saturday, for Auckland, via way ports. She ! will not call at Wellington en route, and is > due to arrive on Thursday. Her departure ! for the South has been fixed for noon on ! Saturday. !The Island steamer Atua left Suva fo» Auckland on Saturday, She is duo here tomorrow, and is to sail for Sydney at noon on Friday.

The Kamona, which is loading gennral cargo and transhipments at _ Wellington, is to sail for Auokiand at daylight fo-mo-jow, £>ho in due here on Friday. The Kokiri finished discharging her coal cares at Onehunga yesterday afternoon, and vailed for Greymouth.