SHIPPING.

New Zealand Herald, Volume LVII, Issue 17365, 12 January 1920, Page 3

SHIPPING.

High Water, Auokland.-IU7 a.m.; - , p.m. . . " I High Water, Manukau Heads.—l.24 a.m.: ■? 1.46 p.m. , Sun—Rises, 4.46 a.m.; sets, 7,12 p.m. ' Moon,—Lait Quarter, to-morrow, 11.30 a.m. ] WEATHER REPORT. Rainfr.ll in City for 48 hours ended ■ midnight, Jan. U (Herald gauge) .02m. PORT OF AUCKLAND, ARRIVALS. Jahhabt 10. WHAXATANE (9 30 P.m). 7022 tons, Mead, torn Montreal.—Mew Zealand Snipping Co. ARAHURA (10.10 p.m.), 1590 tons, Dryden, from East Coast. In saloon--Misses Mann, Do Montalk, Clark, Brewster, Hall, Mcßechaie.' Hawkes, four Bisters of Mercy, Argland, Haisraan, Cooko, Long, Dowenap. Hormbrook, Rowlands; Mesdames Brewster, Hawkes and child, Miles, and, child. Hair, Grundy and child, Bowie and cliila, Orr, Bright. Butler, Mahon, Bsrr, Dewgnap, Mitchell, .Uunro, Graf'. Boag; Messrs. Wallace, Broinley, Smith, l Dodds, Best, Hair, Grundy, ,Moore, Woodford, Mooney, Lawton, Johnson 12, | Patten, Bright. Welds (2), Ma km, Burr, Bel, Ward, Xirkton, Orr, Mitchell, Evans, Kent, Morell, White; and 20 steerage.—Union Co. MANAfA (6.10 p.m.). 1159 tone, Norbury, from v Whangarei,- In Saloon: Misses Hutchinson, Lambert, Cox (2). McLoou, Youn2 Gallagher (2), Craii;:, Hill, Dent, : Hayter, Delaney, Dirnomuir, Maxven, kciiy, Donahoe, Hoggett, Mason, Phillips, Rockham, Crawford, Landers, Ball, Knight, Mackesey, Danson, Johnson, Newman, Iloert, Welson, Reid, Jones, Finnigcn (2). Mitchell, 'MoCready, Hertz, Sands; Mendames Simons, Anderson, Walker, Holmoe. Monkhouse, Hutchinson, Gallagher, Willis, Rawlmson, Eisher and 2 children, Ellis, Halverson, Thorpe, Woods, Thomas, Bailey and child, Hogan, McKenzio, Cooper and child, Aley and 2 children, Myers, Hunter, Evans, Tuohey. Thompson, Gifford, Thome and child, Arnold, Reid, Ramsey (2), McCready, Gyles. McLeod, Davies. Fraser, Best. Pottar,- Hayter, Bullon, Prico, Carruth. Bedlington, Byles, Milieu, Hodlor, Simons, Griffin; Messrs. Hill, Tolerton, Connell, White, Hutchinson Halverson, Mace, Jones (2), Simons, Andrew, Chappell, Rawlinson. Myers, Sinel, Barteis, Wernham, Broad and child, Bailey, Fisher, Bell,, McKenzie, Ellyntt, Donahoe, Cooper, Nightingale, AW, Ramsey, Davoy. Woodall, Done, Smith, i Conlan, Weir, Baildon, Lamb, Stewart, Anderson. Armstrong, Lane, C'arke. Walker. Bentley, Rooklei** Lovatt, Thorne, Gibbs, ' right, Hogan, Thompson, Thome, Edge, iMulgar, Smith, Pinlayson, N<">ve, Miller. Stovons, Ramsay, Hayter, Wilson, Hayward, Carruth, Norton, Deacon. Toku Kek«, Cameron. Woods, Siasons, McDonald '2), Wellington, Killon, Perkins, Simons. McDonald McConnell. Porter. Dawes, MikelKovie, Syme. Anderson, Manners, Walker, Holmes, Neiil, Patrick, Boscswcn, Monkhouse, Col. Christie; and 19 stoorage.— Northern Co. I CLANSMAN (7.10 a.m.). 639 tons, Dorling, from Russell.— Co. KGATIAWA (7.45 a.m.). 463 tons, Parria, from Opotiki.— Co. I TANIWHA (6..15 a.m.), 265 tons, Freeman. I from Paeroa,—Northern Co. DAPHNE (12.40 p.m.). 192 tons, Grigs, from Coromandel.—Northern Co. TASMAN (7 a.m.), 179 tons, Shirley, from Whakatano.—Northern Co. i Jakoabt 11. 1 R.M.S. MAKTJRA (5.25 a.m.), 8075 tons, ' Crawford, from Vancouver. Passengers.— First saloon: Mr. H. Butterworth, Mr, H. Foster, Lieutenant H. Fowler, Miss' A. Coateß, Mr. A. Spcnco. Mr. and Mrs. E. Laver, Mr. J. Laver. Mr. G. Laver, Miss I. Laver, Mr. and Mrs. L. Hurst. Mrs. and Miss Cofield, Mr. P. Leggatt, Mr. and Mrs. ■J. Butchart, Miss C. Davis, Mr. and Mrs. H. B. Hawkes. Messrs. J. and M. Hawkes, Miss E. Hawkes, Misses E. and M. Tylor, Mr. R. Tylor, Mrs. F. Patterson, Mrs. H„ Doyle, Dr. P. Cameron Mr. D. Fraser, Rev. J. J. Rossiter, Mr.. Mrs.,' and Miss Blackwood. Mr. R. Roberts. Mr. L. Keats, Mr. T. Arnal, Mr. F. Gujney, Mr. G. Fox, Mr. H. Roddaway, Mr. N. Heath, Mr. and Mm Woodbury. Mr. J. Spmnt, Mr f and Mrs. E. Evans, Mr. Butterworth, Miss E. Wholan, Mr. A. Brady. Mr. H. Nash, Mr. J. Stewart. Mr. C: Ward, Mrs. H. Rayner. Miss H. O'Neill, Mr. and Mrs. Pnchaly and sou. Mr. and Mrs. J. Howson, Miss L. McShari", Major K. Caldwell, Mr. Caldwell, Miss M. Brown, Mr. and Mrs. J. Brown, Mr. P. Luckio, Mr. and Mrs. C. Burgoyno and two sons. Captain Fletcher, Mr. J. Birh, Mr. D'Arcy, Mr. Harland, Miss Livingstone. Second saloon: Miss C. Blissard, Mr. and Mrs. H. White and throe children. Miss E. Hickson, Mr. and Mrs. H. Clench, Mr. and i Mrs. R. Leyden and child, Mr. J, Sholden, Miss G. Robinson. Messrs. R. and H. Hollts. Dr. W. Robinson, Mr, and Mrs W. Walker, Mr. A. Fitchot.t, Miss A. Hino, Miss H. Harlow, Mr. A. Henry, Mr. and Mrs, Germ*ino and two children, Mr. R. Mundny, Mr. W. Matthews. Mr. and Mrs. W. Carmichaol and four children, Mr. and Mrs. J, Shearer and child, Mr. W. Hannah Mr. F. Howe. Miss F. Fisher. Mr. T. Winter, Mrs. and Miss Cmmond, Miss A. Kngga, Miss M. Menzies. Mr. a'id Mrs. W. Pittan. Mr. A. Schoele, Mr. and ) rs. J. W. Shackels, ford, Mr. G. Kolley. Mis* Hornoman. Jar. Symonds, Mi-, and Mrs. W. Gaw. and 32 steeraeo.—Union Co. NGAPUH.I (4.45 a.my). 691 tens, Hanllam, from Tauranga.— Northern Co. CHELM3FOKT) (9.15 a.m.). 122 tons, Morgan, from Whangarei —Northern Co. DEPARTURES. Jancabt 11. WAIMARIE (2.45 p.m.), for Paeroa. KANIEIU (8.15 p.m.), for Whangarei. VESSELS DUE TO-DAY. Northumberland, from Sydney. > Kfttoa, from Lyttelten. Waimarie, from Paeroa. 8 p.m. Kanieri, from Whangarjei, 10 p.m. VESSELS SAILING TO-DAY. Maaaia, for Whangarei, 10 p.m. Ngapuhi, for Tauransa, 7 p.m. Clansman, for Russell. 5.30 p.m. Waiotahi, for Mercury Bay, noon. Taniwha, for Netherton, 2.30 p.m. Apnnui, for Awanui, 2 p.m. Kawau, for Coromandel, 5 p.m. Waipu, for Mangapai, 3 p.m. Chelmsford, for Whangarei, 8 p.m.

VESSELS EXPECTED AT AUCKLAND. INTERCOLONIAL AND COASTAL. Niagara. Sydney, to Bail, Waipoxi, Oamaru, to sail. Khtoa. LyUelton, January 12. Mapourika, Wellington, to sail. Fiona, Fiji, to sail. Admiral Codringtou, Bunbury, January. Talune, Eastern Pacific, January 14. Hinemoa, East Coast, January 14. Mokoia. South, January 16. Navua, Western Pacific, January 18. Maheno. Sydney, January 19. Makura, Sydney, January 22. Ngahere, Wellington, to sail. Kaikoura, Australia, early February. Colliers. Koitangata, Newoastle, to sail. E. R. Sterling, Newcastle to sail. OVMISIAB. Waitomo, Calcutta, January. Northumberland, Liverpool, January 12. Wairuna. San Francisco, January 16. Liberty, New York, end of January. Iceland, New York, January 20.' Suffolk, Liverpool, January 20. Muhia, London, January 20. Port Caroline, Liverpool. January 23, ! Ruapehu, Glasgow, January 80. I Opiln, Singapore, end of January. Sussex, Now York, February 11. Port Napier, London, February 25. Port Victor, London, to sail. Orari, St. John's, March. Waimate, London, March 11. Port Chalmers. New York, to sail. Lucy, scboone". Portland. Oregon, to sail. Lorain. New York, to sail. / Marne. Now York, to sail. Canadian Promoter, Vancouver, to sail. Otaki. New York, to sail. Opawa, St. John, to sail. TRANSPORTS FOR - NEW ZEALAND. Troops. Transport. Date. Port. Total. Akld. Kigoma • - Jan. 12 Wel'gton 409 76 Ruaoehu - - Jan. 31 Auckl'd — — Bremen - • Feb. 1 Weston 600 - The Bremen has 800 troops and Government passengers. The Kigoma has 112 wives, 39 children, and 23 civilians. PACIFIC MAIL STEAMERS. Niagara, at Sydney, movements indefinite. Tofua. at Wellington, leave there lor San Francisco, to-day. Makura, at Auckland, sails for Sydney to-morrow. , n Moftna left Wellington for San Francisco December 21. due back at Wellington January 23. The transport Bremen, due at « ington on January 31 is bringing an English mail. An English mail is en route to Australia by the Mahia. It should reach Now Zealand about January 20. PROJECTED D cN TDRES FROM •Ysabel, schooner, Rarotonga. January 13. Niagara, for Vancouver, indefinite. Mono*"' for South, January 13 Makura. for Sydney, January 13. Arihura for Last Coast, January 13. B?a h M for Sydney. January 11. Mokoia, for South, January 19. •,. nn» for Eastern Pncihc. January 20. Maheno* for' Sydney, January 22 E B. Sterling, for Newcastle Jan. 22 Nkvus for Western Pacific. January 23. Makura. for Vancouver. January 24. VESSELiTIN PORT. Makura, Queen's Wharf. Monowai, Uucen a » hart. Rakanoa. Hobson Wharf. Flora. Hobson Whan. NarVhal, barque, in stream. E. R. Sterling, barquentine, King's Wharf. Eamona, Hobson Wharf. Vsabel, schooner. Hobson Wharf. Southern Cross, at mooring. Iris, in dock. Laura, barquentine. King's Wharf. H-ia sch on r Kia» « Wharf. Whakatane, King's Wharf. Arahura, Central Wharf. Rira. ketch, Central Wharf, i

The Bakanoa is to go to Chelsea, to-day to complete discharge or her coal cargo from Newcastle, She is expected to sail on Wednesday for Newcastle to load a cargo of coal for a Southern New Zealand port, The Scales ketch Bin* is loading * cargo of timber for Sydney a'; the Central Wharf. Sho it expected to jail, about Wednesday. The Nobel schooner Huia went on the slip ! on Saturday for cleaning. The Arahtua arrived from the East Coast last night, and berthed at the Central Wharf. Bho'is timed to sail for Gisborno and Napier at 10 a.m. to-morrow, ( PA2AROA REPORTED. The New Zealand Shipping Company's , steamer Paparoa, en route from Wellington . to Southampton, arrived at Newport News * or January 6, She left Wellington on No- ' vember 30. NORTHUMBERLAND DUE TO-DAY. ] The Federal-Shire Line steamer Northnm- ( berland is due from Liverpool, via Australian ( ports, to-day. She will berth at the Queen's < Wharf. ( THE KATOA. The Katoa is due to-day from Timaru and Lyttelton. Sho will berth at the King's wharf to discharge about 2000 tons of produce, After discharge she is to go to New- , castle to load coal for a Now Zealand port, j SUSSEX LEAVES NEW YORK. Tito Federal Shire Lino steamer Sussex I left New York on January 1 for Auckland. i Wellington, Melbourne and Sydney. She iis due here about February 11. ' ! i I KANNA RETURNS TO DOMINION. I Alter an absence of over four years the ] Union Co.'s cargo steamer Kanna arrived ! »t Wellington from Newcastle on Thursday. I She has been under Admiralty charter since J the end of 1915, coalinc warships in the ■] ifacific, proceeding as far as Hongkong. She |. left Newcastle on January 1, and when two days out experienced a south-east gale with high seas which lasted until she was 200 . miles oil tho Now Zealand coast. THE R.M.S. MAKURA. I The Royal Mail steamer Makura arrived from Vancouver at 5.25 a.m. yesterday. .Iter medical inspection in the stream she berthed at tho Queen's Wharf at 9.35 a.m. to land her passengers and mails. She hit i Vancouver on December 19, and made the run to Honolulu under very stormy conditions. For 61 days the wind blew a hard gale from the south-east, accompanied by a high sea. The wind and sea were ahead and tho constant pitching of the vessel for such a lengthy period made the trip anything but pleasant for the passen- t gors. Owing to the adverse weather condi- 1 lions the speed of tho vessel was moderated and she arrived at Honolulu a day late, ; Very little water was shipped and no damage was done. From Honolulu the voyage to Auckland was made under fine weather conditions. She has 387 passengers all told, of whom 162 landed at Auckland. Her cargo totals 2000 tons, of which 1600 tons will be landed here for Auckland and other New Zealand ports. Tho New Zealand cargo consists of 3680 cases of canned goods, 1232 rolls of paper. 1709 bundles of paper, 206 cases of paper. 435 cases of bananas, and general merchandise. She is timed to ra- . siime her voyage to Sydney to-morrow after- ' noon. ; THE WHAKATANE. I The New Zealand Shipping Co.'s steamer Whakatano arrived from Montreal late on Saturday and anchored in the stream. She wan granted pratique yesterday morning, and berthed at the King's Wharf to discharge the Auckland portion of her cargo. I She lift Montreal on November 22, and l clear Panama on December 11. She exl por.enced fine weather on the voyage, which waj uneventful. She has 1085 tons of cargo foi Auckland, consisting of 159 tons of motor-cars and parts, 257 tons of street bars, 321 tons of paper, 49 tons of wire, and general merchandise. Captain G. F. Meade is in command of the vessel, and ha* with him the following officers:— Mr. F. P. Haines; second, Mr. G. H. Thomas; thiid, Mr. J. Morgan: fourth, Mr. Stevenson; chief engineer, Mr. W. Brown; second, Mr. D. Sheir; third, Mr. H. L. Somervillo; • fourth, Mr. W. Seily; fifth, Mr. R. Horlock; chief refrigerating enginoer. Mr. J. Martin; second Mr. J. W. Steele; chief steward, Mr, - F. C. Money. PORT OF ONEHUNGA. ARRIVALS. 3ksci.nr 10. RARAWA (3 a.m.), 1072 tons, Bark, from New Plymouth. In saloon Misses King, Butler. Milroy, Wilson, Hamblyn, Smith, I Burgees, Morecroft (21, Horne, Clemow, ' Rawson, Sivewright. Middleton (2) Stanford, ' Allan (21. Guise, Proudfoot, Handles, Bayly, Coughlin, Fairweather, Warren, Chalmers, Simcock, White, Parry, Gibson (2), Harri- '; win • Mesdames King, Butler, Bobertshaw and two children, Parkins, Collis, Jarrett, j' Allen. Pent, Horne, Brain, Sivewright, , Campbell, Wilson, Healy, Loftus, Handley ' | Coughlin and four children. WTiitaker and ; child, Allan, Taft and child, Chalmers, MowJen. Tapiki; Messrs. Grey, Cumming,.Mor- ' ran, Neal, Sivewright, Hurle, Nathan, Jar- ' rett. Mowlen, While, Shaw (9), Roch, Fair- ' I burn. Aimer, Caughlin, Bayly (2), Camp- ' : bell, Collis, McHardy, Caplin, Sainsbray, ' ; Kins, Whittaker. Simcock, Healy, Osborne, ' j Lovegrove, Montgomery, Simmons Masters , I Porter and Commons; and 24 steerage.— ' I Northern Co.

January 11. RIMU (6 a.m.). 412 tons, Pierotti, from Hokiaasa. —Northern Co.