SHIPPING.

New Zealand Herald, Volume LVIII, Issue 17957, 6 December 1921, Page 5

SHIPPING.

j|| j»ORT -OF AUCKLAND. |§S ARRIVALS. p. Jofna (5-20 a.m.), from Suva. In saloonIf Kisses White. Cortz, Gibens, Whitmoro, jones, Armstrong, Browne, Griffen, Hames, Pfeiff«r, Weston. Hulek, Sister Lane, Sister \7»ite. Sister Baker, Mesdamee Smith, Charlton, Steed. Sydall, two children, and '' nurse, Tobin and child, Cocker, Ciown, Lord. PHilpi l and jhild, Rogers and child, guell, Sutter, i Messrs. McDonald, Smith. Adams. Carter, Charlton, Dixon, Kennedy, Mac Donald, Powolka, Saunders, Spencer, Tobin, Taylor, Reye. Lyden. Dale, Cocker, Crabbo, Day, Krauiie. Roberts. Crown, Gordon, Henius, Hogg, Hughes, James, Robinson, Smith. Sutter, Rev. Steed, and 30 S steerage. Wingatui (B.ilO a.m.), from Southern ports; lonio (12.30 p.m,), from Wellington; Taniwha (8.15 p.m.), from Paeroa; Kanicri (11.15 p.m.), from Whangarei. ' DEPARTURES. Ngspuhi (7 p.m.), for Tauranga; Waiotahi (5.15 p.m.), for Mangiipai; Manaia (10.10 p.m.). for Whangarei; Waihora (10.55 p.m.), for Napier. t VESSELS DUE TO-DAY. Koromiko, from Newcastle, 6 a.m. Glftucus. from Lyttclton. VESSELS SAILING TO-DAY. Arahura, for East Coast, 5 p.m. Clansman, for Russell, 5.30 p.m. Saiiiti, for Coromandel. 6 p.m. Taniwha, for Pacroa, 3 p.m. , Kanic.'i, frj. Whangarei, noon. i, fESSELS EXPECTED AT AUCKLAND. | OVERSEAS. Trelevan, Texas, December 15. Whakalano, Mew l'crk. December 11. Canadian Transporter, Vancouver. Dec. 12. West Islcp, San Francisco. December 12. Port Albany, London, December 2-1. Verentia. New York, December 18. Yehime Mnru, 'Frisco, December 20. Port Darwin, Sydney, Decemlier 21. Kaikoura. Liverpool, December 22. Tort Curtis. London. December 24. Ihhana, Liverpool. December 29. West Holbrook, 'Frisco, to 6ai!. Orari, Now York, January. Arawa, Southampton, January 10. INTERCOLONIAL AND COASTAL. Katoa, Southern Ports. Thursday. Wanaka. Bluff. December 10. Glaucus, Southern ports, December 6. Canadian Mariner. Sydney, December 12. * COLLIERB. Karori, Westport, December 5. Koromiko. Newcastle, December 6. Kaiwarra, Newcastle, December 11 Whangape, Newcastle, December 20. OCEAN MAIL STEAMERS. MakuTa, at Vancouver, Tah ti, at Wellington. Niagara, en rouse Auckland to Sydney Marama, ca route San Francisco to Weilington, due December 19. VESSELS IN PORT. In Stream—Talune. Senorita (bqtne) Atua, Rurow, Rakanoa, Flora. Hobson Wharf—Karori. Queen's Wharf—Mah.eno, Port Victor ! lonic. Dock Wharf—H.M.S. Philomel. \ Central Wharf—Waihora. King's Wharf—Wingatui, Trevithic, Tofua i Aiahura.

The Arahura went into dock yesterday menung for cleaning end painting, and was floated out m the evening. She berthed at the King s Wharf and is timed to sail for Gisborne and Napifr at 5 p.m. to-day. The Koromiko" is due from Newcastle at 6 tin. to-day She will berth at the Central « harf to discharge her cargo of coal. The Katoa left Dunedin on Saturday for Lyttclton. Wellington, and Auckland. She ib due here on Thursday. The Australian steamer Glaucns is due from Lyttelton to-day with general cargo ! '' rol ° SovUhera ports. She will berth at the Uentral Wharf. The Wanaka left Timaru at, 5 p.m. on Rs.turday and was expected to ;eave Lvttclton yesterday for Wellington, Napier, Gisboree, and Auckland. She is duo tore on Saturday. ted of dock and berthed at tho Northern Wharf yesterday oveamg. * J wiß? d tU t ,a! ?i ? iloon « r Northern Chief. A™ t k 1" September 26 to load i C °P™ at Tonga for this port, is expoctea to reach here at an early dato. w?'o n ' a * Sugar Company's steamer riona le.t Suva at noon on Sunday with & cargo of raw sugar for Auckland. Sho is due here on Thursday. Tha Richardson st-etimer Awahou is expected to, arrive from East Coaßt bays tomorrow night. The Wingatui arrived from Southern porta yesterday morning and berthed at tho King's Wharf to discharge hir cargo of general merchandise. She is load here and sail for Southern ports at aeon on Thursday. The Karori was berthed at the Hobson Wharf yesterday morning to discharge her oargo of coal from Westport. After discharge ehe will load general cargo for Wellington and is to a:iil to-morrow. The Kaiwarra has to load a cargo of coal at Newcastle on Wednesday for Auckland. She ia duo here next week. The Whangape waa due at Wellington on Sunday with a cargo of. coal from NewcastleThe Shaw. Savill and Albion steamor Raranga cleared Wellington at 6.30 a.m. on Saturday for London via Cape Horn. The Naw Zealand Shipping Company's steamer Piako was due ft Wellington on Sunday from Southern ports to complete loading for the United Kingdom. She is to leave wellmgtoir-for London on Friday.

THE PORT ALBANY. The Commonwealth and Dominion Line • steamer Port Albany, on route from London to Auckland, cleared Panama on December 1 and is due here about December 24. She will discharge at Auckland and Wellington and afterwards load in New Zealand for London. ARAWA LEAVES SOUTHAMPTON. The Shaw. Savill and Albion steamer Arawa left Southampton on December 1 for Wei ington and Auckland. She is due at Wellington about January 6 and at Auckland a few days later. OIL FOR NEW ZEALAND. The Auckland branch of the Texas Company has received advice that the stoamer Treievan left Port Arthur, Texas, for Auckland on November 3 and cleared Panama on November 20. She is due here about December 15. Her cargo consists of 160.000 cases of refined oil and 3000 barrels of lubricating oil for Auckland, Wellington, and Australian porta. THE PORT VICTOR. The Commonwealth and Dominion Line steamer Port Victor, which arrived from Sydney on Sunday afternoon, was berthed-at the Queen's Whaif morning to load a large quantity of New Zealand produce. From Auckland she will go to Gisborne, TokoE-a.ru Bay, and Wellington to complete loading. She is timed to leave the latter port :'or London, via Panama, on December 31. THE TOFUA. The Island steamer Tofua arrived from ionga, Sa.ir.i.>a, and Fiji yesterday morning and berthed at the King's Wharf- Heavy raine were experienced at Tonga, otherwise the weather at the Islands and on the trip to Auckland was fine. Besides passengerß Bhe Drought the following carg0:—21,969 cases bananas 1708 bunches bananas, 22-1 cases pineapples, 248 sacks copra, and 68 eacka fungus. She is timed to sail for the Islands at 10 a.m. on Saturday. ' THE TREVITHIC. i Sain steamer Trevithic, which arrived Cardiff on Sunday evening, was berthed at the King'B Wharl yesterday morning to discharge cargo ot 8500 tons of Welsh rj n t ' le ew '^ oa, ' ftl! d railways. Leaving Lardifi on October 18 she experienced a weeks stormy conditions before reaching f&nama, otherwise ';he weather was fine. It is oxpected that she will be about two weeks discharging her cargo. THE lONIC. The Shaw, Savill and Albion liner lonic arnvod from England, via Wellington, at nj'd-day yesterday and berthed at the Vueen s Wharf to discharge the Auckland portion of her cargo She will afterward* load a quantity o? New Zealand produce at this port for the United Kingdom and hen go to JNajner for further loading. From Napier she will go to Lyttelton ana Port Chalme r s to discharge and load. She is due back at Wellington about January 1 and is to leave there for Southampton and London, via Monte Video and Teneriffe about January 5. FAST LINERS FOR AUSTRALIA. A new service of large fast vessels being inaugurated by the Commonwealth Government Line will shorten the voyage to Australia by at least three or four days. With ample cargo and passer, ger space, they are expected to do the voyage from London to l remantle in 30 days, a feat that is accomplished by cutting out the Mediterranean ports. This fleet consists of five new steamers, spec ally built, each of aoout 14,000 tons roaster. Only a, small number of sa.ooa passengers will be carried, the bulk of the space being devoted to the third class, which over 700 persons can be ac'commofated. Each boars the name of au Australian coastal bay. The pioneer, Morutou Bay. is to lea.y« London to-morrow.

, TRANS-PACIFIC • STtiAMBRS. The Niagara is en. route from Auckland to Sydney; % •' > The R.M.S., Madura, ia timed to leave Vanoouver for Auckland and Sydney, via porta. on _f r 'day, and is due here on December 80. The RJJ.S. Tahiti is to leave Wellington for San Francisco at 5 p.m. to-day. lhe R.M.S. Marama left San Francisco on November 25, and is due at Wellington on December 17.--. She will leave Wellington on December 19 for Sydnoy. The Waikawa loads at Pacific Coast ports •early in December for Auckland, southorn Ports of New Zealand, and Australia. lhe Wairaarino, from Pacific Coast ports, was expccted to leave San Francisco last Thursday for Auckland, Wellington, Lyttelton, and Australia.