SHIPPING.

New Zealand Herald, Volume LVI, Issue 17283, 6 October 1919, Page 5

SHIPPING.

HIS Water, Adckland»--a ai a,m.: 4 p.m. *S.*M& r ' Mwlnia » Heads-5.30 Vni.; ait n—Bull, October 10, 1.9 a.m. WEATHESf REPORT. R m%nU? B*T £ r ,# hour, ended mtaaigfct. Oct. S (Haa/LLD gauge) .98i n . PORT OF AUCKLAND. ARRIVALS. October i. HORORATA (4.10 a. m ) n'j.,, fym . R.ch.rdwn. BUfce BickS Uilloen e. Sioaoi>> M i U ?£*««». Deemin* c>i rU"'- .^ ted<l ?J 5 ' Orandaii (2), L«*etnio2 u7 ', Ch "?t'o; Meedamea IVohili and two children. Trigg and boy, Worthing Wb. Ualwmpk and two children. Clarl ft' 1 "*- n.topher. McKensio, Berry. Own Jono,, M?f' Anderson, dark, Ritchie K*.r McPheo, Mackesey. Vernon-lteed £rt n C tth Cssra k »fe*^S: ?,? r '?r SJUelch. Ivocich, Milne. Griffith* \y«»r«hmgton. McCluaky Webster. HSSgfe \ mkoni; Ha*e. Icst>lt - Hodden, ChnV t-? ifl' i^ fe 1 )' °?, 0 G«rr. White. Berry, !u'Y "'li, Miller Southgate, Kirker, Clarke r.™«»' .f 111 ,^ 8 ' Ma ". Conftshan. Saunders. C »mpbcll. Conynaharo. Oil inour, Out&n. Jar! rett. Talbot, Orr. Mitchell., Nntaford. Stem*on',,tar - Parker, Pitfcaithiey. Seagar. K~rr. -*. llron. Valpy. Butts. McFcab. Guy. ha.issey. t lark, Thotnnson and boy. Douglas. Hurley Matthews. Bell. Crawford. Steadman, <-lot worthy. Deeming, Taylor. Beehro, Wrlls, Holmes. Hewlett. Clark. Dickov! S,i< aire, ( ruirkshank i'2), McKenzie, Cockroft, Stoole. 18 member* of football team; and 18 ffofraie.— Northern Co. NitAPUHI (7 am.). 691 tons. Haultain, from T&uransa. — Northern Co. CLANSMAN (5.40 a.m.). 635 tons, Dorllng, from Russell.- -Northern Co. TABMAN (11.10 a.m.\. 179 tons. Morgan. from V cak»tane.—Northern Co. Hm *- ketch U2.30 p.m.). 85 tons, Champion. from jSiue Island.—W. F. Utting. WAIPU (6.20 p.m.). 201 tons. Pert, from Gorom«nd«l.—-Northern Co. October 5. TaLUXE -7 ia.rn 1,2087 tons, D»vey from Bur, vln saloon '• Misses Young, Macfarlane. Orr. Moot. Hewctt, Fattriek, Winter. Wallace Mesdames Twigs Hunt. Dunlop. Turner l/o~ and two children, Marshall and chid, himmoiids and child. Mcleaao and two children, Nico! and infant; Messrs. Twig* Hunt. Ryder. Morton. Tatchell, Dawes! Grimes. Smart. Dunlop, Nicol, Mclsaao, Wilder, Tooman, Rankin, Ratford. Scott, Captain Line, Rev. Stowell, Lieutenant Marshall. Dr. Williams;'and 30 steerage, includes; five Chinese and thiwa Indians..Union Co. DEPARTURES. October S. TANIWRA (6.45 p.m.). for Ps«roa.

VESSELS DUI3 TO-DAY. Tfcniwha. from Paeroi., midnight, W aiotahi. from Opotiki. VESSELS SAILING TO-DAY. Moeraki. for Sydney, B p.m. Aarua, for «'h. 8 p.m. Aran for East GoMt, 8 p.m. Manaia. for Whangarei, 10 p.m. Jjgayuni, for Tanranga, 5.16 p.m. o)in«nan, for Russell. 4 p.m. Waimane, for Netherton. 6.39 p.m. Apanui, for Awanui, noon. Rimu. for Houhora, 10 p.m. Waipu, for Mangapai, 3 p.m. Daphne, for Mercury Bay. 2 p.m. VESSELS EXPECTED AT AUCKLAND. urrnncoLoazan tan ceasm* Zinsara. schooner, Gisborne, due. Abomama .schooner, Newcastle, due. w anaka, Newcastle, October 6. « airuna, Melbourne, October 9. Katoa Westport, October 10. yivanaka. Newcastle, October 10. Atua, Suva. October 13. Flora. Eastern Pacific, October 17. OVEKSXAa. Zeslkndic, South, October 6 Port Alma. New York, October 6. Wangaratta. Canada. October 8. Surrey. h*w York. October 8. Ayrshire. Liverpool October 9. Ajana, London, October 10. nemnera. London. October 28. Aarwhel San Francisco, sailed Aueust 27. Bt.ibnckle. New York. October. Mitsuki Mara. Japan, about October 28. Kaikour*, Montreal. November. j City of Madras, New York, November 1. Kaparoa. Avonmouth, November 5. Tort Sydney, London, November 18. TRANSPORTS FOR NEW ZEALAND. _ . . AuckTotal land Transport. Due, Port, draft, trie*. lumc - . -Oct. 23 W«r«tonßM - Paparoa - - Oct. 30 Wel'gton 227 41 Remuera - - Oct. 23 Auckland 626 — 'he ionic has 366 women and 90 children Ihe Faparoa has 187 women and 66 children, besides 28 Imperial details. • INCOMING FACTFIC MAILS. Moflna, at Wellington. la .-" ftra - duo Auckland, October 20. Xotua, due Weliinsion.. October 21. Makur*. due Auckland. October 28. PROJECTED DEPARTURES FROM AUCKLAND. Navua, for South, October 6. .. ' Waipara, for Wellington, October 6 Arahura. for East Coast, October 6. Moeraki, for Sydney, October 6. Kimata, for Westport, October 1. Whangape, for Papeete, October 7. Paloona, for Buv», October 8. Karori, for Newcastle, October 8. Rakanpa. for Newcastle, October 8. Corirt'hic, for South, October 8, Mokoia. for South, October 9. Talune, for Islands, October 10. Zeal and ic, for London, October 12. . Wa:runa, for America. October 14. Atua. .'or Sydney, October 18. Moeraki, for Sydney, October 17. Flora, for Eastern Pacific October 18. Niagara, for Vancouver, November 4.

VESSELS IN POET. Taliine. Queen's Wharf. Tsitiweru,, Hobsoo Street Wharf. lima, b&rrjuentine. Hobson Wharf. K&Aunm, Hobson Wharf. Laura, baiquentine. King's Wharf. Iris, at moorings. Cpnnihic, Queer's Wharf. « aipara. King's Wharf. Rakanoa, Hobson Wharf. Karori. King's Wharf. Navua, Queen's Wharf. ''Vhangap*. King's Wharf. Paloona, at Chelsea. Ht.unasan Mam, Central Wharf. Moeraki. Kind's Wharf. MoKoia, Queen's Wharf. Arahura, Queen's Wharf. Hororata, in dock. Rira, ketch, in stream. During September. October, and November cor GO big liners are «rxpected to visit Sydney from various oversea port*. These vessels will represent practically every shipping line engaged in the Australian trade. A< ording to Sydney files the scots Maroro. 200 ton*, ha«. been chartered to load a cargo of hardwood at Clarence River, New South Wales, for Auckland. The Katoa in expee'ed to leave Westport with a cargo of coal for Auckland to-morrow and is duo here on F iday. The Scales schooner Ysabel was loading b< Niue Island when .he Rua sailed. She war, expected to leave there shortly after the. Kua, and should put m an appearance before long. The lurjre kix-mast' d American barquentine K. I'. Sterling, which left Auckland for Sydney on August 18, arrived at her destination on Fricay. after a passage of 14 days. A MINE OFF CAPE EVERARD. A warning has been issued, by the Australian ;NHvy Department intimating that a mine .ias )«>en discovered off Cape Everard, and instructing sh'ps to keep 20 miles off the cape. Admiral Grant states that a minesweeper, operating (in r the Gabo minefield, discover'*-! th-.' mm-- in latitude 97deg 35m .Ids =niith, and longitude 149deg. 34m east, 16 miles south-east from Cape Everard. THE RIRA. The subsidised Island ketch Rira arrived from Nine Island on Saturday and anchored < in the stream. She will probably bertn at the Albert Wharf t.i-oay to discbarge her cargo of copia and other Island produce. NORTHERN COMPANY'S STEAMERS. Ihe delay in the running of some of the > M hem Company's steamers owing to the f' ish weather has necessitated changes in :ii" i .in*hie. It wan intended to lay up the >;.Mi-,iii, fur overhaul on Saturday, but she will now keep on her running for another w.-«k. She will sail for Tauranga to-day and on Thursday, at 5.15 p.m. The Waiotahi, »in'!: lias been delajed in the Bay of Plenty. i- '!..• hock to-day, and is timed to sail ('"■ Opotiki at noon to-morrow. The Rimu i" '■ lake the northern running instead of the Daphne, and is timed to sail for Houbora. Mangonui, and Whangaroa at 7 p.m. '■ ioj The Daphne is to sail for Mercury Bay a' 1 p.m. to-day. The Waipu will go to Man Kit.i i, and is timed to sail at 3 p.m. toda ,• The departure of the Claymore from Onf.huni.-n for Raglan and Kawhia has been t>'< ,ne.| until 1 p.m. to-morrow. Th- CliniKtuan is to start her bi-weekly i"i"o.- in Russell to-day. She is timed to ►nil f.,.- ]•;,|, s ,.ii :md Op', only at 5.30 p.m. "•id * due brick on Wednesday morning, She sail* again at 4 p.m. on Wednesday for Russell. Opua. Whangaroa. and Mangonui, and is doe back on Saturday morning. The Rarawa will leave Onchunga for New Plymouth this week on Wednesday at 3 p.m. So? K i| arrive back a', Onehunga on t riday morning.

™ „ raxsxari jmabu. xA TO? «5K Wst m {? is «- thfs ZINGABA REPORTED. boSe 3 te h C ° tont<J f ?> m for transhipmentT to 1,,.f F*** oi timb « n* *syß THE WAIBUNA. The Union Company's cargo ateamur w^ 1 *! •V ou ! e rom Melbourne to Vtooouver* SSfeSL.u M ? ias * S ,¥ as «*P«cted to leave SSJ™ * .tor u Auckland on Saturday, and should »rav ß here neit Thursday. Sbe has ft. 1 **"? ! nll,iity , of Australian general carlo &Sa ei r6 i °^ d U then fiU " with Ncw <ie»Jand cargc for VancouTer. UNION COMPANX'S STEAMERS. The heavy rain on Saturday morning which prevented any cargo wc*k being dona on vessels m port, resulted in the departure «Lii mim ir !!r *?'• vea^ els bem? further postponed. The sailing t*mes ofthe Union Company s -vessels have been fixed as follows: — wavua, for Southern ports, at 3 p.m. to-day; Arahura. for East Coast, and Moeralti. for Sydney, at 8 P.m. to-day; Whangepe. for Papeete, and Komata, for Westport, 'at noon to-morrow, the_ Paloona. for Fiji. Bakanoa and Karon, for Newcastle, noon on Wednesday.; Mokoia, for Southern ports, 3 p.m.. on Thursday. THE TALUNE. The Island steamer Talune arrived from Fiji yesterday morning, and anchored in the stream for medical inspection. She afterwards berthed at th© Queen's Wharf to land her passengers and cargo. Moderate weather was experienced among the Islands, and heavy rain at all porta. On the run from Suva to Auckland fine weather wan experienced until Saturday evening. Then, a strong easterly gale with a very ke*vy p«a w*s experienced. The wind rose with, unusual suddenness. At 6 p.m. it was fresh, at 8 .p.m. it was blowing & severe gale, and by 10 pjn. bad reached almost hurricane foroo. Th« heavy sea, caused the vessel to labour heavily and to abip * considerable amount of water. No damage was done, but the roiling caused the fruit cargo to shift to one aide, and the vessel reached port with, a decided list. After discharging her fruit and general cargo at the wharf she will go to Chelsea to land a quantity of sugar. Her departure for the Islands has been fixed for next Friday.

THE HORORATA. The New Zealand Shipping Company's steamer Hororata, which brought troops to Wellington, where ehe al£o discharged the southern portion, of her cargo troni England, arrived here early-on Saturday morning, She anchored in the stream untu ttto alteraoon, when she went into dock for cleaning,' painting, and minor repairs. She is expected to come out or dock to-morrow. And will probably berth at the Queen's Wharf to complete discharge o( her cargo for New Zealand. The Hororata left London on July 26 for Plymouth, where she armed on July 27. Returning troops and 60 repatriated munition workers were embarked, and she eailed again on July 28. Fine weather prevailed till .arrival at Capetown on August 17. As there was no bunker'coal available at that port the Rororata sailed on the following day for Durban, where she arrived on August 21. After loading 3600 tons of bunker coal the vessel resumed her voyage on August 27. The usual north-west to south-westerly strong winds and galea were experienced running along 48 degrees south latitude. Hobaxt was reached on September 13. About 272 tons of cargo was discharged there, and the Hororata sailed again on September IS. Exceptionally fine weather prevailed in the Tasman Sea- She averaged 14.1 knots from the Tasmanian port to Wellington, which » a highly creditable performance, considering that the vessel was not deeply loaded. The voyage from. Home was devoid of any incident of particular interest. Captain N. E. Bower is in command, and has the following officers:—Chief, Mr. H. Wrnward; second, Mr A. T. C. Bird; third Mr. A. P. Sellers; fourth. Mr. R. C. Butler: ??***« Hi** I **. %*' J Mills: chief engineer, Mr. F. Marshall; second, Mr. J- Robertson; thud, Mr. P. Kitchin; fourth, Mr. Q. Ridley; fifth, Mr. N. Grant; sixth, Mr. I*. m » rt: *?, nth Mr, J. Waring; eighth. Mr. g. B. Scotland; chief refrigerator, Mr. E. B«U ; seconds Mr. J. Armstrong; surgeon, lit. P. B. Cross; wireless operator, Mr. H. Sturdy; assistant, Mr. R. Tyler; steward-in-cbargc, Mr. H. S. Lambert.