PORT OF AUCKLAND.

New Zealand Herald, Volume LVII, Issue 17360, 6 January 1920, Page 3

PORT OF AUCKLAND.

DEPART DKKS. MANAIA (10.10 p.m.), for Whangarei. In saloon— Ferguson, Alison, Heaton, Gibson, Wilson (2), Euncow Ray burn, Rao (2), Davidson, Eyre (2). Wykes, Cooper (2), Smith, Hutchinga, Carle, Newman (2), Pain. McDonald, Morris, Irwin, Valentin*. Stewart, Deighton, Fraser, Drydtm, Bore, Muir, Hahiday, McGruer, Cheeseman, McLeod (2). I p'Sullivan, MeEwen (2). Lamb. Davis, Dixon, Meldrum, Gibson, Girven, Nelson, Whits, Conway, Agar, Ridßdale, Sullivan, Swott, Campbell; Mesdames Muldoon, Heron, Hanna, Purdio, Beaton, Miller, Stringer. Green. Holgato, Stanton, Gibson, Iftfjl, odder, Wilson, Owen, Andrews, Blinoow, Lochere, Rue, Davidson, White, Cooper, Hutchings, Crawford, Gamble, Taylor, Griffin, Graham, Carpenter, Smith. Wells. Ferguson, Morris. Irwin, Harvey, Sheridon, Valentine, Markwick, Russell, Martin, Gallagher, Pollard, Gibson, Clarke, Agar, Neil, Nicholson; Messrs. Philcox, Spraggon, Jemsen, Boggs, Al«ander, Culley. Stanton, Rennie, Harvey, White, jlodder, Jenkins, Wilson, Dykes (2), Nelson, Nixon, Innes, Browne, Whisker (3), Stone, Holgate, Leeae, Miller, Thompson, Jory. Stringer (ft), Lang, Shea, Andrews, Bentiey, Budd (2), Coleman, Rose (2), Anderson, Watt, Nicholson, Conoghan. Shv..*, Nail Agar, Shennine, Jagger, Milkr, Brown, Martin, Andrew, Bollard, Servey, Agnew, Halliday, Bibbing, Payne, Sinclair. Cheeaeman, Ereeg, Burke, Smith, Girven, Mason, Fisher, Naton, Gillespie, XJriffln (2). Graham. Taylor, Green, Small, Inkster Vinson, Woolhoute, Marris, McGuinncs, Clark, Filler, May. Burns, Simons, Jones, Hone Kare. Forsyth. Crisp, Williamson, Nelson, Hirtcih, Gardner, WadßWorth, Frankotich (2), Sutherland, Youos Ai. Sherrttt, Meeham, McKenzic, Wiggins, Morris, Martin, Lang ton, Wilkinson, Yearbury, Williams (2), Vandeipump, WelN, Fagan,, McClasky, Tierney (2), Kelly, Tomlin, Thomas (21, Raynes Giles, Blackmore, Brown, Hutcheson, Ptentic" Laybourn, North Corrigan, .\vurbick, Hutchisgs (2). Nicholls, Anderson, Burns, Morgan, JHeaton, Gamble. Master CorbcH, and Archdeacon Hawkins. WAIMASIB (9.V p.m.), (or Nethertoa. APANUI (2.40 p.m.), for Awanui. DAPHNE (4 p.m'), foi Mercury H*s. CLANSMAN (5.30 -p.m.), *<«• Sussell, WAIOTaHI (7 p.m.), for Houhora, WAIPU (6.30 p.ir,). for Mongapai. CHELMSFORD (3 p.m.), for Whangarei.

VESSELS DOE TO-DAY. Armagh, fioia Now Yolk. 2 p.m. Bakanoa, from Newcastle. Manaia, from Whangarei, 6.30 p.m. Ngapuhi, from Tauranxa, 7 a.m. Taniwha, from PaeroaT 3 a.m. Kanieri. from Whangarei, 3.30 a.m. Waipu, from Mangapai, 8 p.m. Kawau, from Coromandfil, 0 p.m.

VESSELS SAILING TO-DAY. Kaitangata, for Newcastle, 3 p.m. Arabura. for East Coast. 10 a.m. Awahou, for East Coast bays. 1 p.m. Ngatiawa, for Tauranga'-, 3 p.m. Taniw'ja, for Paeroa, 11 p.m. Kanieri, for Whangarei, 7 p.m. Tasman, for Whakatane. i p.m.

VESSELS EXPECTED AT AUCKLAND. INTERCOLONIAL AMD COASTAL. Valmaric, schooner, left Melbourne, December 21. Niagara. Sydney, to sail. Wavpori, Oaniaru, to mil. Katoo, Timatu, to sail. Mapourika, Wellington, to sail, Fiona, Fiji, to sail. ' Monowai, South, January 8. Admiral Codrington, Bunbury, January 10. Arahura, East Coast. January 11. Talune, Eastern Pacific, January 14. Mokoia South, January 16. Navua,' Western Pacific, January 18. Makura, Sydney, January 22. Colliebs. Eakanoa, NcwcastleT January 6.

OVEH3BA3. Waitomo, Calcutta, January. Armagh, New York, January 6. Whakatane, Montreal, January 8. Makura, Vancouver, January 10. Northumberland, Liverpool, January 11 Rimutaka, Liverpool, .January 12. Wairuna, San Francisco, January 14. Liberty* New York, January 16. Ruapehu, Glasgow, January 20. Iceland, New York, January 20. Suffolk, Liverpool. January 20. Port Caroline, Liverpool, January 23. Opihi, Singapore, end of January. Port Napier, London, February. Port Victor, London, to sail. « » Orari. Canada, to ml Port Chalmers. New York, to sail. Lucy, schooner, Portland. Oregon, to sail.

TRANSPORTS FOR NEW ZEALAND. Troops. Transport. Date. Port. Total. Akld. Kigom* - • -Jan. 8 Wel'eton 409 76 Bremen - • • 0»n. 25 Wei gton 600 - Ruapehu - - Jan. 20 Auckland — The Rimutaka, besides troops, has 9 civilians 9 women, and 9 children The Bremen haa 900 troops and Government passengers, „«,.,, The Kigoma has 112 wives, 39 children, and 28 civilians.

PACIFIC MAIL STEAMERS. j Niagara, at Sydney, movements indefinite, j Tofua, at Wellington, leave there tor San Francisco, January 10. .... Makura, left Vancouver December 19, due v at Auckland, January 10. Mdana left Wellington for San Francisco December 21, due back at Wellington January 2*. The transport Bremen, due at Wellington on, January 25 is bringing an English mail. An English mail is en route to Australia by the Mahia. It should reach New Zealand about the end of January.

PROJECTED DEPARTURES FROM ™ Arahura, lor East Coast. January 6. Pakeha, for England, January 7. Maheno, for Sydney, January 8. Ysabe), tchooner. Barotonga, January 8. Niagara, for Vancouver, indefinite. Makura, for Sydney, January 10. Monowai, for South, January 10. Mokoln, for South, January 19. Navua, for Western Pacific, January 50. Talune, for Eastern Pacific, January 20. >E R. Sterling, for Newcastle, Jan. 22. Makura, for Vancouver. January 24.

VESSELS IN PORTMaheno. King's Wharf. Flora. Hobson Wharf. Pakeha, Central Wharf. Narwhal, barque, in stream. E. H. Sterling, barquentine. King a wharf. Karnona, Hobson Wharf. Isabel, schooner, Hobson Wharf. Southern Croffe, «■ mooring. Iris, at mooring. Awahou. King's Wharf. Kait&ngata. Hobson Wharf. Arahura, Queen's Wharf. Laura, barquentine. Kings Wharf. Huia, schooner, Kings \\nart.

The Poherua left Lyttelton for Picton at 10 In on Sunday to load, a cargo of produce for Onehunga. She is due at the latter port to-morrow. . The Island steamer T*luno arrived at Papeete at ' a.m. on Friday, and was expected to leave for Makatea, Island the fallowing day. . Advice received from Suva states that the Island steuner Navua is expected to leave on January II for Auckland. She is due hire on> January 18. The ketch Huamii is loading for Gisborne at the Queen's Wharf, and is expected to sail on Thursday. The Rakanoa is duo from Newcastle today, but no wireless advice had been received from her yesterday. She « seven days from Newcastle this morning,, and should put in an appearance at any time. . I The Scales schooner Ysabel is expected to sail at the end of the week for Rarotonga and San Francisco. The departure of the KaiUntjata for Newcastle has been postponed until this afternoon. She is to load another cargo of coal for Auckland. Transhipments ex the • Indianic from Swedish portß are included in the Maheno'a cargo.

The'' American barque r Narwhal s and r the 1 steamer Karaona"; went - into dock ; yesterday afternoon for cleaning and ; : painting;. r vf- "•''-.■ . ■ The Nobel * auxiliary ' Bchopnet- Huia arrived from Melbourne on Sunday -f nighty and anchored at the explosive anchorage. She is expected to complete discharge of her explosives .this morning, and will berth about midday at the;- King's Wharf to discharge her general cargo. She wag 15 days on the passage, and experienced fine weather. For a considerable time the wind was too light for sailing:, and ,necessitated:' her using her engine for 400 milei;.'-, '.'•■s•■

VABMARIE BEPOBTED. The Australian schooner Valmarie, en [ route from Melbourne to - Auckland, wae ' sighted off Tiri at a late* hour last night. She is expected to make port at an early hour this morning. *" " K

THE MONOWAI. The Monowai. en route from Dunedin to Auckland via way ports, was expected to leave Wellington at 10 p.m. yesterday for Napier, Gisborne, Tokomara Bay. and Auckland. She is due here on Thursday.

CARGO FROM WELLINGTON. Arrangements are being made for the Mapounka to load * full general cargo, including transhipments ex Totua, at Wellington for Auckland. She is expected to sail in the course of a few days.

MAKURA REPORTED. Advice received from Suva states that the lloyal Mail steamer Makura. en route from Vancouver. is expected to leave there at noon on Wednesday, and is due here on Saturday. She has 365 passengers, including 218 for Sydney.

MOKOIA'S ITINERARY. The Mokoia is to leave Dunedin next Saturday. Lyttelton on Monday, and Wellington on Tuesday, for Napier, Gisborne, Tokomaru Bay. and Auckland. She is due bete on January 16.

PRODUCE FROM SOUTH. ' The Katoa has been booked to load produce this week at Lyttelton and Timaru for Auckland. The Waipori is to load produce at Bluft to-morrow and then go to Oameru to complete loading for Auckland.

ARMAGH ARRIVES TO-DAY. A wireless message was received yesterday from the steamer Armagh stating that she will arrive from New York at 2 p.m. to-day. She is coming to the agency of Messrs. A. H. Nathan, Ltd., and is bringing cargo from Bristol as well a3 from New York. ,

THE PORT PIEIE. The Commonwealth aud Dominion Line steamer Port Pirie was expected to leave Sydney laet Saturday for Port Kernels to take in bunker coal. From Port Kembla she will go to Gisborne to commence loading New Zealand produce for the United Kingdom.

THE NORTHUMBERLAND. Th© Federal-Shire li;ie steamer Northumberland, en rout© from England to New Zealand, via Australian oorte, is expected to leave Sydney for Auckland to-day, and is due her© next Sunday. She loaded fct Manchester and Liverpool, and has 1200 tons for Auckland. Besides discharging haps she will commence loading cargo for England. From Auckland she will go South to complot') discharging and loading.

THE RIMOTAHA. The New Zealand Shipping Company's steamer Biniutaka. which arrived at 'Wellington from Liverpool on Sunday with troops, is under the agency of the New Zealand and African Company, Messrs. A. H. Nathan, Ltd., as regards her inward cargo. She has 6000 tons for Now Zealand, and of that amount 800 tons are for Auckland. Advice recoived yesterday stated that she ia expected to leave Wellington for Auckland on Saturday, and is due here on Monday. From Auckland she will go to Lyttelton and Dunedin to complete discharge. ,

PA3SENGER STEAMERS FOR ENGLAND

The New Zealand Shipping Company's steamer Ruab.ine, which is discharging cargo from England at Ktm Zealand ports, is expected to leaviv Wellington on. Thursday lor Lyttelton, Bunedin. and Bluff. She will load at ihoFe ports and return to Wellington to oonip!«te. She is timed to leave the latter wort for Southampton, via Panama, on January 29. Thfi Rimutulta. which arriviid at Wellington from England on Sunday, •will be the next New Zealand Shippcxg Company's steamer to leave New Zealand with passengers after the Ruahino. She is timed to sail from Wellington on» February 7.

THE BERLIN. j The ei-N.D.L. steamer Berlin is to be handed over to the P. and 0. Company for the Australia and India passenger service. She will easily bo the largest vessel flying the well-known P. and 0. flag, being of 17.324 tons gross and 9834 net, and is some 2200 tons larger than the new Naldera. She is not an old vessel by any means having been built in 1908. the same year as the popular Malwa. She is a steel twin-screw, and was built in Bremen, and was one cf the largest and most popular liners of the N.D.L. fleet. The Berlin is 590 ft 2in long, ,69ft 7in beam, and has a depth of 38ft 6in. She is fitted with electric light, refrigerated machinery, submarine signalling apparatus, and. of course, wireless, while her speed is 18 knots per hour.