SHIPPING.

New Zealand Herald, Volume LV, Issue 17040, 23 December 1918, Page 5

SHIPPING.

PORT OF AUCKLAND.

PORT OP ONEHUNGA.

High water, Auckland-11.39 am.; 11.5$ p.m. High. wuter, Manukau Heads—l.lß a.m. Run-Rises 4.30 a.m.; seta 7.9 p.m. Moon—Last quarter, December 25, 6.1 m.

WEATHER REPORT. Rainfall i n City for 4;1 hours ended midnight Dec. 22 (JIBBHiD gauge) .OOin.

ARRIVALS. DECEMBER 21. -MANAIA (6.15 p.m.), 1139 tons, Norbury. irom \\ bangnre;..—Northern Co. CLANSMAN '7.35 a.m.). 635 tons, Darling, from Russell.— Co. WAIOTAHI (3.14 a.m.), 278 ton*, Wilson, from Houhorp.—Northern Co. NGATIAWA (8 a.m.), 463 tons, Robertflon, from Opotiki.— Co. WAIMARIE (11.5 a.m), 243 tons, Geortz, from Paeroa.—Northern Co. „WAirU (11.5 p.m.), 203 tons, Pert, from Marsden Point.—Northern Co. * TASMAN (5.30 a.m.). 179 tons, MoTsan, from Whakatane— Northern Co. DECRU3EB 22. GLAUCUS (7.15 p.m.), 1362 tons, from Noumea.—J. B. Madarlane, NGAPUHI 17.26 a.m.), 691 tons. Haultain, from Tauranga.—Northern Co, TANIWHA (535 a.m.), 263 tons. Freemi.n, from Nethertou.—Northern Co. APANUI (9.25 a.m.). 2-13 tons, Teixeim, from Avanni.—Northern Cu. DEPARTURES. nscEJIBEJI CI. ARAHURA (5 p.m.), for East Coast. In saloon: Missss Kay, Odlam, Taylor, Plat, Ince, Britton. Woollams. Griffin. Nita, Kyne, Wallace IJ.irgan. Bruw, Shaw, Pickett, Karman, Car.y. Osborne. Smith, Taifora, Lusher. Dyson. Daroil, VYilioughby, St'dcole, Binney, Marshal, Currie. Shan), Groen, Rhodes, Vincent, Mesd-raes Saiton, Lewis, laylor, Nita, Jones Wallace, Crombie, Morgan, Ellery, Lusher, Dyson, Cox, Wickstead, Hill, Purdie, Messrs. Divies, Cross, McPhev. son. Baxtou, Lewis-, Taylor, Cave, Hookey, Hawfttswood. Scott, Hudson, Mousey, Bioughton/Mitoholl. Ellery, Hill. l'urdie, Woetwood. Bygrave. Dyer, HcCaran,, Curdon. Elliott. Crar.swiok, Rrv. Hodgson, Col. Barcroft, and 10 steerage.

DBCBIttBR 22. WAIMARIE (2.40 p.m.), for Pa«roa.. KANIEHI (815 p.m.) (or Whangaroi.

VESSELS DUE TODAY. marie, from Pceroa, 7.30 p.m. Kaniori, from Whamjurei, 030 p.m.

VESSELS BAILING TO-DAY. Kaituna, for Sydney, 3 p.m. M&naia, for Whangaroi, 10 p.m. Nga-iuhi, (or Tauranga, 5.15 p.m. Taniwha, for Not her ton, 11 p.m. Daphne, for Coromauadel, 2 p.m.

VESSU3 'N POHT. Wanaka, Queen's Wharf. Antiopo. Central Wharf. F'ora, Hobson Wharf Jcanette, Am. brant., Bobeon Wharf. Southern Cross. (Queen's Whirl. S. G. Wilder, American barquentine, King's Wharf. Star of Lapland, barque. King's Wharf. oenorita, barqutntinc. King's Wharf. Kaituna. Uohson Wharf. Iris, cable steamer, in dock. Glaucus, examination anchorage.

VESSELS EXPECTED AT AUCKLAND. Salvor, from Vancouver, December. Tonowanda, from New York, January 15. Glaucus, from Surprise Island. December 24. Manuka, from Sydney, December 25, Niagara, from Vancouver, December 39, Runic, from Sydney. December 27, 'laiune, from tin, December 29. Monowai, from South. January 2 Makuva, from Sydney, January 2. Port Lyttolton, from London, January 12. Suevic, from London, January 17. lima, barquenUnc from San i'rancisco, January. Y«abol, schooner, from San Francisco, January. Lyman D. Foster, from San Francisco. January. Manurewa, barque, from San Francisco, January, Amiral Cecille, French ship, from New York. January. Port Backing, from London. February 7,

The cable steamer Iris went into dock on Saturday for extensive cleaning and overhaul. She will bo in dock for a week and is expected to come out next Saturday. The Kaituna, which has been engaged for flome months in tho Westport-Auckland cool trade, is to make a trip off the coast and 13 to sail for Sydney to-day-The Arthurs, which sailed for the East Const on Saturday evening, is due back at Auckland on Friday. ' The large 4-masted American barque, Star of Lapland, will complete discharge- of the Auckland portion of tier cargo of case oil this morning. She is to be towed into the stream this afternoon and will probably sail for Sydney to-morrow. After discharging tho balance, of her cargo at Sydney alia is to load wheat there for America. The American barauentino, S. G. Wildor, has completed discharge of her cargo of case oil and is awaiting orders before sailing for the islands to load copra for America. | Captain A. Carton, Irf-rbourt-maeter a.4, Gisborno, is at present in Auckland on noli- ■ day leave.

Mr Robert Qrrmston, «ho for a number of years was on the office staff of the FederalShire Lino Company at Dunedin, died of ! influenta there last Tuesday, lie returned from active service tome months ago, after 1 being severely wounded. He was the youngest son of Mr James Ormislon, who was for a long timo chief engineer of the Monowai, and now retired. Of all the steamers which wore delayed at Auckland during the epidemic, the inland steamer Flora is the only one that has not yet got away. Tho company is endeavouring to despatch her as soon as possible, but owing to the shortage of seamen and firemen and the fact that a number are staying back for the holidays, it does not appear as though she will sail before the New Year. The Tarawera, on route with produce from the South Island to Auckland, left Timaru on Saturday evening. Sho is duo here tomorrow night. Th» Wellington steamer M&naroa, is in charge of Captain McNeilage. who has been mauler of the Bluff Harbour Board's dredge for aomo years. Captain Mclntyre, who was to have token over the Manama, remains in charge of the Kotaro. The steamer Opihi, from Vancouver, via Honolulu, arrived at Suva on Friday, and is duo at Wellington on Saturday next,

I The Wellington office of the Federal- | Shiro Lino ha» been advised that ono of t the. steamers of this line loft Liverpool I on Doccmbor 3 for Port Chalmers, via ' ports, and another steamer sailed on December 3 for Wellington via ports. Tho names of the vessels are not known. These vessels will probably conio via the Panama route, and should reach their respective ports about January 12. ' Captain W. Cozen has been appointed master of tho French soiling vessel Colonel de Viliebois Mareuil in place of Captain M. (Jmirio. who succumbed to the influenza epidemic some timo ago. Captain Cosen belongs to Wellington. The Osaka Shosen Kaisha Line's steamer Aobasan Mam, » recent arrival at Syotcy from the East, had on board 50 tons of cargo for Wellington. This will be brought to Now Zealand by tho Moeraki when that vessel resumes her running.

Mr. V. Green, third officer of the Mararoa, hat transferred to tho Poherua as second officer, relieving Mr. P. B. Emms who lias •rone ashore on leave.

Mr. A. B Sizar, acting chief officer of the Monowai, has "one ashore on leave, Mr. G. Hopkins. Into chief officer of the Mocraki, lias joined tho Monowai as chief officer.

j RUNIC FOR AUCKLAND. I The White Star Lino steamer Runic is due [ at Auckland on December 27. She has been loading in Auatialia and is to com* to Auckland to complete. She will -iail from here for London at the end of thin month. CLAUCUS FROM NOUMEA. The Australian steamer Ghuicus arrived from Noumea yesterday evening and anchored in the medical examination anchora.'pi, Rangitoto Channel, for medical inspection. She is to berth at the King's Wharf to (liechart'o her cargo of guano.

ARRIVALS. DECEMBER 21. RARAWA, 107-2 tons,. Bark, from Now Plymouth. In, saloon: Misues Stevens, McKay. Jewies (2). Penman, Page, Ciiverbill Hartnell, Sutherland, Liner, Dunks, Holston, Meodaiues Oldham and child, Grimmer, Lash, Cooke, Penman and child, Page and two children, Andiews, Tabor, Strufhers, Rarle, Luier and.:* children, Cassidy and 2children, Frost, Hodges, Bary, Hawkins, Messrs. Oldham, Green. Banks, Trail, Truby, Bock, Rothchild, Johns, Bla-key, Harle, Curd, Bary (2), Cocker, White, Lush, Devlin. Penman. Pa3smore, Broad, Fiiillysaon, Baler, Quilliam (21, Lister, Louniier, Ronnyne. Oowcn, Stuart, Ruby, Martin, Fra«er, Dunstan, Rislop, Gapltston, Proud, O'Shoa. Mann, Kelly, Cassidy, Hawkins, Bennett, Hoffmann (2), and 31 steerage. —Northern Co. ARAPAWA. 291 tons, Kcatley, {rota Port Waikato.—Northern Co. | DECEITBEII 22. ) RIMU, 412 tons, Pierotti, from Hokianga. ' —Northern Co. I .1 BY TELEGRAPH. TJMARU.-Dece»ber 21: SailecWamw«ra (6.30 p.m.), for Auckland. , SYDNEY.— 22: AnriTed-Insa. i from New Zealand and Melbourne, Sailed —Runic, for Keif Zealand, 1 ''-■ : ' -.'■"■'• . ■-''•■ '"•■■'..' v: ■'■■::■' ■•4'tH' ■:■■:■-'■■ -v.*%"AV^