PORT OF AUCKLAND.

New Zealand Herald, Volume LVI, Issue 17274, 25 September 1919, Page 5

PORT OF AUCKLAND.

ARRIVALS.

DEPARTURES. In H 8 A ak,- 0 n A M pl ° IV' for Whamrarci. xn saloon—Mieses Anderson, Griven GailBlack H (T W ;nd B Hutcl W Sutherland, Wilson RefSr r 6 n . • M«BHamc« Rust? Pa'SeV. R ladorson Dde McKay, Powell. ITA B K-i fe Powell. m -Sr roß - E O lf rt - n - Hardy Berlin* W Tri? n S ar 3: OMw. Brow? "Ti-we-I! Rati v .Lowe. Walker. d "r. Borlivn t™ ««ardS.^ El)iF '-'. Williams, Keith, Wilson, and PORT*?! nM v * mX <«* Whangarei. for Hokianga CHIEF 6 schooner (9.30 a.m.), f°r Hokianga CHIEI "' schooner (9.30 a.m.),

VESSELS DUls TODAY Corinthic, from Wellington M.maia, from Whangareir 6.30 p m Tamwha from Paeroa. 4 a ™ gamer., from Whangarei* 3 fm Daphne, from Great Barrier, 5.30 p.m.

VESSELS SAILING TO-DAY Wanaka, for Newcastle. Waitemata. for Wellington Awahou, for ast Coast . 6 P.m. Ngapuhi, for Tauranga? 6.15 " m Waiuiane for Paeroa, 11.80 pm Kanien. f Jr Whangarei, 7 p.m Waipu, for Mangapai. 3 p.m.

VESSELS EXPECTED AT AUCKLAND.

ISTKBCOLOSIAI. AMD COABTAU Rira, ketch, Nine, due. KafnT £I \X LytteUo «v September 25. ivatoi, Westport, September "6 Arahura. East Coast. September" 26 Rakanoa .Newcastle, September 28 " Navua, Danedin. September 29 \Vairuna, Melbourne. October 1. Paloona Fiji, October 1. lalune Islands, October 4. Atua, Suva. October 10. flora. Eastern Pacific. October 17. Kakanoa, Newcastle to W

overseas. Corislhic. to load. September 25. JJoTorata. London. September 28 Ayrshire. Liverpool, September 29. Waipara. Montreal. September 29. * Ajapa, London. October 3. South. October 4 Port Alma. New York. October 7. VV anparatta, Canada. October 8. Surrey. New York. October 8. Wemuera. London. October °8 laparoa, London, October 30' R.flk I! SD Francisco, sailed Aujrust 27 Bellbuckle. New York. October ufcusl -'• Luxon Maru. Japan. November.

TRANSPORTS FOR NEW ZEALAND. _ .auckTotal land Transport. Due p„j a la ,< D ! 8" Ad. Woermann Sept. 28 WePrtor. «& *"& fo°n r fc° ba .". ;*£{• « W -|.'|on n fg 9 Children 011 ' 11 has 39 wive, and The lonic has 356 women and 90 children.

INCOMING PACIFIC MAILS Moana, due Wellington, October 1 ' *»»». due Auckland. October 2 0 Tofua, due We lington. October 21 Mikura, due Auckland, 6ctober 2d.

FKOJECTED aS A a RTURES FROM tr &, i| P ptem b ber & Arahura, for East Coast, Septeffi 27 " Monowai, for South. September 30 Moeraki, for Sydney, October 1. S°vi n a hl xV for South. October 2. H.M.S. New Zealand, for Suva. Wairuna, for America, October 3 Zealandic for London. October 8. Talune for Islands, October 10. Atua. for Sydney, October 12 Moeraki, for Sydney, October 15. Niagara, for Vancouver, November 4.

VESSELS IN PORT. • »;&£• a SW al , a ,?, d ' Queen's Wharf. Kakapo. Queen s Wharf Tarawera, Hobson Street Wharf Southern Cross, Queen's Wharf" lima, barauentine, Hobson Wharf Kaituna. Hobson Wnarf. Laura, barquentine. in stream Iris, at mooring 9. Waitemata, King's Wharf Karamea. Queen's Wharf.' Port Lyttelton, Central Wharf Wanaka, King's Wharf. Awahou, Hobson Wharf.

The Dunedin-owned barque Antiope arrived at Suva on September 14 after a passage of 14 days from Wellington She is Toiding a cargo of copra for London. The steamer Boorara,-which was built in Germany in 1918, is now equipped with British-built engines. Her original machinery supplied by Bremen Vulken Vogesack. was damaged on the occasion of the torpedoing of the vessel off the British Coast last year ine Boorara is said to have been twice torpedoed, once off Genoa, and once off Southampton.

The departure of the Island steamer lalune from Auckland for Fiji, Samoa, and tonga has been postponed until October 10. The Katoa was expected to leave Wellington for Auckland at 10 p.m. yesterday with a part cargo of coal from Westport. She is due here on Saturday. ls

The Wanaka is expected to complete discharge of her cargo of Newcastle coal today and to sail this afternoon for Newcastle to load another cargo for a port not announced.

The Union Company's cargo steamer Whangape is to go into dock for cleaning and painting after she completes discharge at the King Wharf.

The barquentine Laura, which has been anchored in the stream awaiting orders, is to load a- cargo of timber here for Australia.

„,T h ? Auckland-owned schooner Northern Chief sailed yesterday morning for Hokianga to load a cargo of timber for Kopu. The Union Company's new steamer Waifcemata. which is discharging Eastern cargo at the King's Wharf is to sail to-night for VVel ington and Southern ports to complete aischarge.

The Kakapo completed discharge of her produce cargo from Timuru yesterday evening, and sailed for Whan&-arei to load cement for Wellington.

THE COEINTHIC. „ The Shaw, Savill and Albion steamer Corinthic is due this afternoon from Wellington to commence loading for England. Sne will berth at the Queen's Wharf. L. D. Nathan and Co., Ltd., are the agents. PORT ALBANY FOR LONDON. The Commonwealth and Dominion Line steamer Port Albany, which was loaded in Australia and came to Auckland for bunker coal, sailed for London yesterday afternoon. THE MONOWAI. The Monowai left Lyttelton for Auckland direct at 10 p.m. on Tuesday. She is due here to-morrow morning. THE MOERAKI. The Union Company's inter-colonial passenger steamer Moeraki, which is timed to leave Lyttelton for Auckland on Saturday, and Auckland for Sydney on October 1, is to make a second trip from Auckland to Syd-. ney, leaving Auckland about October 15.

THE NAVUA. at T ß h< n ™"? i \ ™? s expected to leave Bluff «dirT P '<h ?t>-day.for Auckland, via Dunmis port, and la due about Monday.

ATTJA TO SAIL FOR SYDNEY. THE RAKANOA. w i;a Y, U . ifln C ° m Pa°y'B steamer Rakanoa £r h / va te{t »««■«- the % pm. not ass Wore TofgrAj! & ? o1 * Mlcareo of coal Tor^ucl^d 8 * W1 Care ° NORTHER* COMPAk"yV^ea ME . rs . caning „f Painting to-morrow, »nd will The N«ti.S2 nml " lt y sarss Monday haul arTd IT overShe -m%Srh I e% t ° ro 80 _ into dock to-day. ranS" Th° C 4 ober u 6 ' and wi » eo^aW » S-5 SSI her out LjieTe mi th" o Ni 0 an, li - rlav« ti, Kinm leav!n ? N8 o a n PU OctoberT f -° sal! AuckJa s d °« October I. andVll the U r^fvic e ay ti or t h?t ÜB9eU ? t?rtii " teffSs^ 1 ! T^Va^n sible that a tri-weekly service Will be v,m The N R^wt r Tauraaga" telST' Whl f h , was to have come to win not W OTerhau l .fnd survey, this week. November " P " ntll the beginning of

PASSENGERS FROM SYDNEY. W<L fol ( lowing o pa SMngrra arrived at WelUngvon from Sydney last Saturday In and 00 child M 7 dam<i -H Craddock Nathan Oil" and child. Levy, Barr, Kelly, Ward Brown, v, , ' McCallum, Waller, Hillier jit' M*n.*'„ I)o ?« Bowden. Burgess, Bookman Mulhollaad Smith Kessell and Two chil-chfld'r»?-Q Sm « ,th T ?- tar f y ' Shorter and four C™' S 00 "' J- K"than, Pierce, J. Smith, rV '-ix Deverell and two children fen" a R nd %° i ildre ». Harper. fi, ' a?" 8 ? 6 " 1 ?«a r ce; Misses Craddock, feTft n ? to Du " dpe . Jobson, Clarke rT^ y W Un down Freston-Jones, Boswarman' Sear^i. Ri^ . Paterson. Brinkman, Glen. Lane Oliver. Pamerberry Foster, Messrs Coulter, Mulhollaad T. Nathan, Beatty, r> ««- Racers. StandfieH, Dindare, Overton. Pettit, Hill. Dundee. Mel Callum, Helsall, Waller. Graham. Atkinson, ?£?.• bom^ rv,lJe 'X- Jascheka, Buckley, White, Pinto, Ford, Westgate. Hs.pthall, Howden, Cunningham, Burgess (2), J. Smith, Mann. Cook. Rudd, O'Mara. McClatcher. Harrison, J. Nathan (2), Hender?o>* TV €1B8 =„, a , p ?- P rew «tt. Austin, Clark (2). Devenll, McLeod. Reid, Watson. McLeod, Lepomme (2), Frarkowicks, Harper. Dean. Pamo, Beare, Crass. M»] >r Bmithey, Major Barr, Lieutenant Ward, Dr. Stukev. Lieutenant Ritchie. Lieutenant Sterndale, Lieutenant Davies; 114 in steerage.