PORT OF AUCKLAND.

New Zealand Herald, Volume LVI, Issue 17101, 5 March 1919, Page 5

PORT OF AUCKLAND.

• ARRIVALS. . i ■ MANAIA (6.25. p.m,), -lltl9 tons, Norbury, pi from Whangarei, In saloon: Misses Wilson, ai Guicho, Hutchinson, Good, Ridings, Arm- & strong. Pearson, Henry, Montgomery, Land, it Serpeli, Strong, Holmes, Alexander, Hiett, ai Carter, Mclnnes (2), Hellaby, Hellaby, Nurse Brown, Mesdames Drake, Moore,- Choat, ai Langridge, Lusk, Rouse,, Roger, Millington, w Sneehan, Lewis; Keene, ;i Tooth, Nelson, hi Plus, Banton, PI aw, McMillin, • Weir, Me- yj Masters, Pearson, Struthera ana child, Mat- J 1 thews, Wood, Serpeli, Holmos, Grigsby, i n J Carter Miller, Dees, Carson, Hunter, Hel- '*■ laby, Messrs. Drake, Wakelin, McGregor, * EaniaKa, Moore, Martin, Choat, Bush, Harris, Steed. Morton, Millington (2), Broome, Keene, Craig, Peperill, Goffo, McLean, Herron, Jounneaux, Henry,' Douglas, Manner, Foster, Guildford, Sillington, Rhodes, 8 ' Dmnison, Struthers, Weir, Pickering, Mac- ?! kereth, Pollen, Wood and child, Corbett, " •Hughes, Serpell, Devino, Derrick, Casey, ® MLler, Marshall, Dickson, Phillips, Bowron, }• Mace, Patrick, Holgate, Gray, Greville, : Kees, Carßon, Fletcher,/ Healey, Noakes, „ Towle, Dunk, Scannell, Noill, McKay, Rev, £ Nicholas, Lieut, Tattley, , and 15 steerage.— ? northern Co. ~ ARGYLLSHIRE (11,30 a.m.). 12,097 tons, tl Page, from Sydnoy.— H. Nathan. v WAIMARIE (5.10 a.m.). 245 tons, Geortz, K trom —Northern Co. ■ 0 f. KA m? RI I-? 5 fcH 283 tons,, Johnston, ? from Whangaiei.— Co.' , ■ a KAWAU (3,30 p.m.), 99 tons, Olson, ' from 1 •Coromandel,—Norths Co, 9 depHuures. ' 4 SUEVIC (9.15 a.m.), for London. Passen- ? WM— R. V. Crewe, Miss H. D. Crewe, 1 and Master Crewe, Messrs. J. Morton and J A, McGuire, for Bombay. Chaplain Money, 1 Lieutenants C. K. Mills and C. K. Umbers c for London. v I CATHKIT, schooner (6.10 a,m.), for Wha- s ngarei, , - ° CLANSMAN (6,25 p.m.), for Russell. NGATIAWA (5.15 p.m.), for Opotiki. I VESSELS DDE TO-DAY. s Mokoia.from Vancouver. J Nfiapum, from Tauranga, 7 a.m. J Waiotahi, from Mercury Bay, 7 a.m. ' Kanieri, from Whangarei, 8 p.m. * VESBELS SAILING TO-DAY. i Macaia (< for Whangarei, 10 p.m. t Waiotahi, for Groat Barrier, midnight. a Waipu, for Mangapai, 8 p.m. Orewa, for Coromandel, 2 p.ra, , t VESSELS, EXPECTED AT AUCKLAND. J intercolonial and coastal. / , ' To Anau, from Timaru, March 8. i v Rothsay.Bay, b«, from Melbourne, early, ( Monowaj, from Dunedin, March 8, , i rarawera, from Timaru, March 16. Talujie, from Fiji, March 14. 1 [ : Flora, from Eastern Paoific, March 17, - i 1,1 ' ' OVERSEAS, 1 Mokoiji, from Vancouver, March 5. ] Mittdleham Castle, from St. John, March 6. •••'>**• v., . • ■- ! Port 1 Melbourne, from London, March 6. \ Niagara, from Vancouver,. March 11, v ..Makura,'; from; Vancouver, March; 9. _ War Opal, from New York, March 7. . •' . .1. Waihora, from Calcutta, : early March. ' . ' Hororata, from London, March 18. • Aiana, from England, March 22. • ' A then from Liverpool, March 25, I VESSELS ,IN, PORT, i • Argyllshire,, in stream. i Arahura. Central Wharf.. .' , > Laurel 1 Whnlen, 'in-stream.'. t Iris, cable steamer, in stream; t Ysabel, 'Hobaon 'Wharf. Southern Cross, Central Wharf. . , ■ , Livingstonia. '.King's Wharf. ' . Mahia. at Queen's Wharf. , May Howard; at Central Wharf. •, Whangape, King's Wharf. . '• , Th» local agents of the Shaw, Savill, and Albion Lino yesterday received advice that •; . the Athenio, ' Corinthic, lonic, Tainui.' and Arfiwa .will be sailing from. New Zealand ;. for London in April, May, and June. These vessels will go via Panama, as .the • Bombay > routo has been ' oancelled. ' Owing to the , release of passenger accommodation by- the Imperial" authorities theso 'steamers will , carry' passengers in all classes, „ The . produce steamer .To Anau -left Timaru for Auckland * direct last, night. She is due-here on Saturday morning. The local 'office of the Union Company has ' been advised that' the Moeraki- is timed to leave .Wellington for. Sydney on March 11. it The Monowai left Wellington' last night , for Auckland, via ports. She will double i back from Gisborne to Napier and then' com© on .to Auckland, being duo here on Satur- . day. She is timed to sail for southern ports on Monday. : ■ The sohooner Huanui, which arrived from Gisborno on Monday, berthed at the King's „ Wharf. She had her main-mast taken out . yesterday, and it will be replaced by a shorter one. She will then be ketch-rigged. ■" After the alterations have -been^piade., the vessel will load again for Giaborrtp,'. ; ' . Although tho Makura is fixed to sail from Auckland, for Vancouver on.March 17, there are still a number of- vacancies in her passenger accommodation; '•< Practically i *11 her second and third-class accommodation' is . booked. . 1 : ' ■ : The Arahura. -which is delayed owing to the trouble between the stewards and fireli» men, was berthed yesterday at tho Central . Wharf to allow the Argyllshire to take the , berth at Queen's Wharf. Tho Arahura's „ c»w were paid off : yesterday, and it .> is ® doubtful when she will, resume running. ; MANUKA FOR AUCKLAND. ' The Manuka is exacted, to leave ■ Sydney for Auckland on Friday, and :is due hero lit next Tuesday. Her departure from Auckland for Sydney has beeuyfixed for March TEE MOKOIA. (J. Tho cargo steamor Mpkoia is due from ;(> . Vancouver, via Suva, this evening. She will r" undergo tho usual quarantine detention, - ! and then berth at the King's Wharf to disejj ch&rgo her general cargo, ad ' ■ v R.M.S. MAKURA, • '... .., it, ' The Royal Mail steamer Makura, which is! re- due from Vancouver on Sunday, will not or call at Suva en route,' as ■is usually done, nd Consequently the exaot time of ■ her arrival (if' 'will not be known until shs :is within ,ty wireless range' of Auckland. ' at, . - , / —————— ity R.M.S; NIAGARA. fi" Tlie Royal Mail steamer Niagara, en ■ route from Vancouver to Auckland, is due n at Suva on Saturday morning. She will . resume her'voyage shortly after, and is due at Auckland on Tuesday. nst x THE WAR OPAL. Tho Commonwealth and Dominion Line chartered steamer War Opal is due from New -York on Friday. , Her full cargo is ... for New Zealand, and will be landed at the „? four principal ports. It is not known what lUS quantity she has for Auckland, THE PORT MELBOURNE. Advice was received yesterday by Heather, Roborton, Ltd., local agents ' for the Com—s monwealth and Dominion' Line, that .the Port Melbourne is due', at Auckland from England' to-morrow morning. She is in bal- - last, and has a cargo for New Zealand. After landing her troops at Auckland she is — , to load cargo in the Dominion for the T, United Kingdom. ■ . . ... , : THE ARGYLLSHIRE. : IS, The- largo Federal-Shiro •• Lino steamer ' Argyllshire arrived from Sydney early yes- • terday morning, and anchored in the Ranj gitoto Channel to undergo medical' inspec- . tion. After being pronounced a clean ship ' r she came into the harbour and anchored in ,B. the stream: to lay out . her quarantine de- , tention. She will probably bo released at 9 am. to-day, and will berth at the Queen's om Wharf to , land her Australian cargo , and ■{Z load' New * Zealand produce for the' United 06 Kingdom. •v ;-v