PORT OF AUCKLAND.

New Zealand Herald, Volume LVI, Issue 17205, 5 July 1919, Page 7

PORT OF AUCKLAND.

ARRIVALS. TAHITI (7.10 a.m.). 7585 tons, Todd, from London.— Co. ' ™ fr^?'M HUEA <r ' so P- m -'> 1596 tons, Dryden, from Napier and Gisborne.-Union Cc' £"AEIE (10 p.m.), 245 tons., Goertz. from Paeroa.—Northern Co. fri^ P W^ E ll °: 10 -P- m -». 192 tons. Grigg from Whangarei.— Co « rl «e, APANUI (10.10 a.m.), Tciiiera from Awantu.—Northern Co. lclIle r». from DEPARTURES. S tt '« P - a - > ' for Wellington. MANAIA (10.10 p.m.), or Whanear-i Passengers: Misses Foster «l Biafl .?»" ju-euzies. JHcttenzie, Guerin (2) Cnnlr ia McDonald' Sn, S°?' fW°». Freed, Main ii ? ' pardwicke, i J egier. and Warding MB " auiea *°*ter. Linton, Mark Cia.rk ~'j , Wj > v "son, Mam. Holgate and 3 children. Lodge. Martin lw' £;,£?' Higginson. Jackson. Wood": &^f k . er Ch4 a otmN 2 ,!Toorcroir% 1 )' SB, *ft- lfe>&' E £ S8 '- Wilmot Clark, jjiamo (j), Mcßean. McKay Daviann io; McDonald, Langley (2). Hamilton CaSbbl I Lamb te 6, Wilson. Woolfield, S C' r. 6ndr &' Ushaw, Bali. Harrison |ik l eV.^r r 5 U C te 7 -ReynE : Sofle?y a !lN!X a rr n Co PeterSOn - W^i TANIWHA (4 p.m.), for Kopu. WAIOTAHI (6.10 p.m.). for Coromandel.

VESSELS DUE TO-DAY. Manaia, from Whangarei. 6.30 p m. Ngapuni. irom Tauranga, 7am Clansman, from Russell, 7 a.ni tamwha. from Kopu, 8 p.m. VV aiotah , from Coromandel. 5 p.m. Flora, from Rarotonga larawera, from South. VESSELS DUE TO-MORROW. Tasman. from Whakatane. VESSELS SAILING TO-DAY. Arahura, for Gisborne and Napier, 4 p.m. VESSELS SAILING TO-MORROW. Waimarie, for Kopu and Paeroa, 5 n.m. Kamen, for Whangarei. 2 p.m. VESSELS EXPECTED AT AUCKLAND. INTERCOLONIAL ANI) COASTAL. Flora, !nm Eastern Pacific, July 5. ir OT } V'- from .Newcastle. July 7. Malta, from Gisborne. July 7. laiune, tcna Islands, July 8. Mokoia, from .South. July 9. Western Comet, from Australia. Jult 17. h-oromiko. from Timaru. to sail "'anaka, from Newcastle, to sail. Wnangape, from Oamaru, to sail. OVEEBEA3. Karamea. from London, sails Juno. JVumara. irom London, sails June Euplocteln. from Singapore, July 10. Makura. from Vancouver, July 17. Bona, from Montreal, July 24. Port Hacking, irom London, July 28. Opawa, from London. July. Orari, from London. July. Wairuna. from San Francisco. August 1. I ort .Lytteiton, Irom Plymouth, August 15. Waimate. from New York, August 2. Waitemata, from Calcutta, to sail. Waipori. from Newcastle, to sail. Lorain, from New York, to sail. Port Melbourne, from London, to sail. Port Nicholson, from New York, to sail. TRANSPORTS FOR NEW ZEALAND. Pilsna. leaves Egypt. June 30. Ruahine, duo Wellington, July 7. Kigoma, due Wellington* July 14. Marama, due Auckland. July 17 Ir.sbruck. leaves Egypt. Juiy 20. Ruapehu. due Wellington. July 22. Chuira. due Lyttelton, July 22. Briton, due at Wellington. July 27. Ulimaroa, due August 12 PROJECTED DEPARTURES FROM AUCKLAND. Arahura. for Ea*it Coast. July 5. Flora, for Eastern Pacific. July 8. Mokoia, for Wellington, July. Taiune, for Islands. July 14. Western Comet, for Wellington, July 20. VESSELS IN PORT. Laurel Whalen, in stream. Antiope, King's Wharf. Northern Chief, schooner. King's Wharf. Arahura.. at King's Wharf. INCOMING PACIFIC MAILS. Makura. due Auckland, July. Moana. due Weihnuion about July 26. Niagara, due Auckland. August. Advice has been received by Heather Roberton. Ltd.. that the Port Pirie left Newcastle for Auckland on Wednesday. She ■ is due here on Monday. The Union Steam Ship Company's Flora ' is expected to reach Auckland from Rarotonga and Tahiti to-day. She left Rarotonga last Wednesday week, and has apparently been delayed by the heavy weather. She is timed to sail on Tuesday on thtf return voyage* The schooner Northern Chief is expected to sail for Newcastle to-day to load coal for Auckland. Owing tc the restricted railway services, the Northern Steamship Company has de- ' cided to alter the time of departure of the Ngapuhi from Auckland to Tauranga onMondays and Thursdays from 5.15 p.m. to ! 7 p.m. This will allow passengers from Waikato to reach Auckland by the 6.5 p.m. train, and go on to the Bay of Plenty the same evening. The Tasman, which has been delayed on the East Coast owing to the bad weather, 1 arrived at Whakatane yesterday. She is due ! back in Auckland to-morrow. The Ngatiawa : also experienced rough weather, and should ' return from Opotiki on Monday. The Rarawa and Rimu were both able to cross the Manukau Bar yesterday, and sailed for Now Plymouth and Hokianga respectively. • The Arahura arrived from Gisborne and Napier last evening and berthed at the- ! Kind's Wharf. She will sail on the return j voyage at 4 p.m. to-day. * ' The A. and A. steamer City of Lincoln is ' 1o load at New York shortly for Auckland, i Wellington. Lyttelton. and Duced-ii. She ; will be followed bv the City of Winchester 1 for either New Zealand or Australian ports. j The I'akeha is due at Wellington on ' Monday from Bluff and Timaru, where she completes loading for Home. She is expected to sail for London on Thursday. The Shaw. Savill and Albion Co., Ltd.. has received advice that the lonic, which left Wellington on May 31, left Colon on June 23 in continuance of her voyage 10 England. The original proposal to send the F. and S. liner Dorset from Australia to New Zealand to load for the United Kingdom has been, cancelled. The barque Antiope will complete discharging here next week, and will sail for Wellington to put out the balance of her cargo of oil. She will then proceed to Suva in ballast under charter to John Bums and Co. to load copra for England. Advice hag been received that the New Zealand Shipping Company's Kaikouia left Colon for Newport News, en route to Lon- I don, on June 21. The steamer sailed from i Wellington on May 21. The New Zealand Shipping Company's Hororata, which left Wellington on May 5, arrived at London on June 22. j THE TOFUA. j The departure of the Tofua from Wellington for San Francisco has again been postponed till 5 p.m. oh Monday. j THE TAHITI ARRIVES. The troopship Tahiti arrived from London, via Panama, shortly after sevan o'clock yesterday morning, and anchored in the stream to land the Auckland portion of her draft. She left Tilbury docks ok May 27, and reached Colon on June 10. After coaling she continued her voyage. Coming acrosß

lthe Atlantic the -weather was generally fine, except for heavy toga, which lasted about a week. Two weeks before reaching Auckland she ran into heavy head eeas, which considerably delayed her, the log showing only 130 knots on one day, while in fine weather sho is capable of doing 370 knots. Captain D. Todd is in command, and he has with him the following officers:—Chief, Mr. D. McDonald; second, Mr. D. McKenzie; third, Mr. D. F. Smith: chief engineer, Mr. D. McCaig: second, Mr. L. 8. Dawson; third, Mr. J. C. Reynolds; fourth, Mr. L. Fairburn; fifth, Mr. T. A. Carr; sixth. Mr. W. 8. Wills: seventh, Mr. W. Bryant; eighth, Mr. F. D. Sutherland: ninth, Mr. J. E. Carr; electrician. Mr. W. C. Joblin; purser, Mr. P. B. Cook. The Tahiti continned her voyage to Wellington at 1.45 p.m. with the Southern portion of her draft.