SHIPPING.

New Zealand Herald, Volume LVIII, Issue 17845, 28 July 1921, Page 5

SHIPPING.

.» PORT OF AUCKLAND. ARRIVALS. ' Glenoid l\ a.m.). from Whanirarei: Ngaptihi (7.5 a.m.). from Tanranga j Danhne ('.lO a.m.),• from Mercury Ba-v: Elsie Marv. schooner (12.15 pm.>. from Gisborne; Orini, scow (2 p.m.', from East Coast bay 3. DEPARTURES. Rakanoa !3.30 p.m.). for Newcastle West Hepburn (6.20 p.m.) <for Wellington. Isabella do Fraine, schooner (9.30 a.m.), for Tauranga; Tirna (2.15 p.m.). for East Coast Bay? and Gisborne ;• , Kanna (5.5 p.m.) for Xapifi and Wellington: Manaia (10 p.m.) for Whangarei; Rira, ketch (12.50 P.m.) for Hokianga. VESSELS DDE TO-DAY. - Kaiwarr::. from Newcastle. . Chelmsford, irom Mangap&i. Manaia, from Whangarei. 6.30 p.m. Waipu, from Great Barrier, 5.80 p.m. VESSELS SAILING TO-DAT. Maindy Lodge, for Newcastle, noon. Daphne, for Whangarei, 1 p.m. for Tauranga. 7 p.m. VESSELS EXPECTED AT ALCKLAKD. INTEr COLON lit, AND COASTAL. Uiimaroa, Sydney, July 29. » Co.umbia River (sch.), Newcastle, to eall. Wingatui. Lyttelton. July 29. oouto, schooner, Dunedin, sailed Juiv 22 Maheno. Sydney, to sail, August i. Aatou. Wellington, to sail. Waipon. Melbourne, to sail.

i S* nild ' i in Ranger. Montreal, to sail, July 23. u E "dr !npc ' tt6r ' Vancouver, to sail. July 25. Sputrfern Crow, Melanesia. August 1. itatipara. Samb;ne. Julv 30. West Hixton. 'Frisco, August 5. Wairuna. Frisco, August 6. i'akeha. London. August 6 £ort Bowen. Liverpool, August 8. t/anadian ..Spinner, Montreal, August 9. L;ty 01 Lincoln. New York. August 9. Kuapehu. London. September lb. 1 ort Lincoln. New York. August 16. ■Uorset. Liverpool. August 23. I Canadian Conqueror, New York. Aue 24. Port Lyttelton. London. September 7. Easterner, New York, to sail. Tsaber, barquentine. Nine. t<v saiL Port, Hackine, New York, to sail. .West Camargo, 'Frkco, to 6a.il. Las Vegas. 'Frisco, to sail. Flora. Rarotonga. to eail Kaun. Nauru Island, to sail. M-alaita Waloole Island, to sail. Putko. Liverpool, to sail Yashida Maru T., Seattle.' to sail. Yashida Maru 11.. Seattle, to sail. COI.I,rEH«. Kaiwarra. Newcastle, July 28. Omana. Newcastle, to sail. E. R. Steiling, bqtne., to nail. OCEAN MAIL STEAIfERS. Makura, left Auckland for Vancouver, July 12. laniti, an-iTed Sydney from July 23. Niagara, left Vancouver, for Auckland, July 9. due July 29. Marama, left WeUineton for San Francisco. June 30. VESSELS IN PORT. King's Wharf—Cardioia (ship). Maindy Lodge. In Stream—lris. Talune. Senorita (hqtne), Mako. Queen's Wharf—Huanui (ketch). Dock Wharf—H.M.S. Philomel. Central Wharf—Laura (bqtne.), Wanganui (bqtne). Joan Craig. In Dock—Atua Hobson Wharf—Kaeo (scr.), Kekerangu. ■ The Manuka is to leave Wellington at noon to-day for Sydney. The Piako is expected to sail from Liverpool in September for Auckland, Wellington. Lyttelton and Dunedin. The Port Napier was expected to leave Wellington yesterday - for London, via Panama. , The Katoa is expected to leave Wellington either to-morrow or Saturday for Auckland with general cargo. The topsail schooner Elsie Mary arrived from Gieborne yesterday with general cargo. The Wingatui left Lyttelton at 10 p.m. on Tuosd with a cargo of produce for Auckland. She is due here to-morrow evoning, and will berth at the Queen's Wharf. The Union Company expects to have a vessel loading at Newcastle early in August for Dargaville and New Plymouth. The Waipori is to load general cargo at Melbourne at the end of this month for Auckland. The Wairuna _is due at Apia to-morrow trom ban Francisco. After discharging part of her cargo she will visit Auckland. The Northern Company's paddle steamer Wakatere, which was laid up on May 3 to undergo an extensive overhaul, is expected to resume her running in the Auckland--1 names service about the third week in August. _ ULIMAROA FROM SYDNEY. The TJlimaroa is due at Auckland to-mor-row from Sydney with passengers, mails, and cargo. She is. to sail on Tuesday on the return trip to Sydney. On August 10 she will leave the New, South Wales port for Wellington, where sho is due on August 14. THE SOUTHERN CROSS. A cablegram was received from Noumea yesterday to the effect that the Southern Cross will not arrive at Auckland from Melanesia until next Monday. She will berth at the Queen's Wharf. NIAGARA FROM VANCOUVER. The- R.M.S. Niagara forwarded a wireless message yesterday to the effect that she expected to arrive from Vancouver, via ports at 6 a.m. to-morrow. She will berth at the" Queen's Wharf, and is announced to sail for Sydney at 5 p.m. the same day. HATIPARA FROM SABINE. A.wireless message was received from the Hatipara yesterday to the effect that she expected to arrive from Sabine. Gulf of Mexico, on Saturday morning. She is bringing a cargo of sulphur, and will berth at the King's Wharf. RIMUTAKA FROM SOUTHAMPTON. The Rimutaka, en route from Southampton to Wellington, arrived at Newport News on July 20 and resumed her voyage" the following day. Sbe ie due at Wellington about August 27. THE PORT LYTTELTON. The Port Lyttelton left London on July 22, cargo-laden, for Auckland, Wellington, and Napier. She is coming via Panama, and in duo here about September 7. THE PORT LINCOLN. The Port Lincoln, in continuation of her voyage from New York, left Panama on July 23 for Auckland. Wellington, Lyttelton, Dunedin, and Australia. She is du« at this pert about August 16. THE COLLIERSv The Rakanoa sailed for Newcastle yesterday afternoon to load coal for New Zealand. The Kekerangu is announced to sail for on Saturday. The Glenelg arrived from Whangarei early yesterday mornins with a cargo of coaL The Kaiwarra, due from Newcastle to-day o lll i ? , c^,rso . of 00aJ ' will be rth at the Central Wharf. The departure of the Maindy Lodge for Newcastle has been postponed until noon today. PAKEHA FROM LONDON. A wirejess message received by L. D. Nathan and Co-, Ltd., yesterday from the Pakeha states that the vessel expected to arrive at Wellington from London at 8 a.m. on Sunday. She ia bringing a large number of passengers for the Dominion, and after landing them at Wellington she will visit Auckland to discharge 1100 tons of cargo. t ■ " OIL. TANK STEAMER OROWAITL The Union Company's new oil tank steamer Orowaiti, which is to be employed in carrying oil-fuel supplies for the Vancouver _ and San Francisco mail steamers, is a single-screw vessel, and the first of the company's ships with a " cruiser stern." She was launched in April by the Greenook Dockyard Company. Ltd., and was recently completed for service. She is a shelter-deck steamer of 6634 tons gross and 4051 tons net register, 40S.6ft. in length, 53.7 ft. beam, and 38ft. 6in. moulded depth."