SHIPPING.

New Zealand Herald, Volume LVIII, Issue 17966, 16 December 1921, Page 5

SHIPPING.

», ... PORT OF AUCKLAND.

« • . ARRIVALS. Treloven (6.30 a.m.l. from New Orleans. Jmra (8.35 a,m.). from Newcastle. '. Taniwha (3 a.m.). from Paeroa-. Kanieri U ':'':"- aJn.). from Whangarei: Wakatere (Q.is r ;\ : p.sn.j, from Thames. DEPARTURES. Orcadian Mariner (6.30 «,.m.), for Napier Manuka (noon), for Sydney. In saloon: •'/ Misses Lornie. Allen. Ferguson. McGrath, Atkins. Pears, Steele. Tierney, Watd, Mat- ■'• ibews, Grant. Ballard, JBrsttain, Grossman, Priosfe. Wilson, Jowott. Peacock. Bridge. : Deniie. MoLeghy. Haysom. Parry, Peat, '"-■-" Asbton. Daley, Pearson. Jessen. Beresiord •'. (2), Mosdamos Salad and infant, Clive and daughter, Buffier, Davie* and two children, . Malcne. Heard and child, Spicer, Gidd* G s, . B«d, Audette, Tierney. Langsford, Shad- :. forth. Fp.nkham, Harding. Doolan, Robert- "■■•. son, Boyle, Carlson. Suther, Moss and Infant, ' ; Bates, Harrison, Jones. Clark and two ohil- ■•■' * dren, Glonwtcr, ft uson, Flynn, Taylor, Cobb. Swindell. Pearson, Henderson, Snodgrass, •"'■;• todilands. Messrs. Davis. Peat, Ohlson, :. Ho««ll. Wyness, Hunt, Kalman, Lloyd. Musgrave, Greaves. Osterman, MoCornack, ■ ■■'-. Johnson, Hopkins, Lipscomb, Gibbs. Clive, '■■"• Buffier, Cardi-e, Troy, Hutchinson, Morton jjeeeb, Malone . Heard Spicer, Giddens. Bard. Auoette, Langslord. Shadforth. Frankham, Boyle, Moran. Taylor, Mann, Bowden, ! Northie. Fruhamf. .Clark, Leahy, TurnbuU, ! Flower. Davies. field, Cobb, Drayton, Watt, Casßrels. Mahony, Forrester, Allen, Mcintosh,- Gillespie, Plummer, Bmitli Burt, Kecrs. Marr. Eclair. Watt, Suther. Phillips, Carpont* r . Jnhnston, Brett. Peacock. Pitman. Grant. Newton. Clark. Moss, Jones. Pearson (2), Henderson. Clark. Glonister, Beck, O'Hal- " lor'an, Hodgson, Mitcheli, Cox, Taylor, Sutherland, Webber, Flynn, Dr. A Bronte, Dr. S ; -\ H. Phillips, Kev. R. E. Davies. Brother R 0- Hearn. Sisters pf Mercy (5), and 116 steerage. ■■■'■ Koromiko (11 p.m.), for Newcastle. v Fiona (11 pm.), for Fiji. Inga '8 J?- 10 - 1 ' » or Gisborne; Ngapuhl (7 > pjn.). for Tanranga; Kanieri (7.10 p.m.), for ■L." Whangarei; Waiotahi (7.80 p.m.), for MangaP«. VESSELS DUE TO-DAY. ','" Yebims Mara, from San Francisco, 2 a.m. £ 1 Manai*. from Whangarei, 6 a.m. Kanieri. from Whangarei, 7 p.m. Ngatiawa, from Opotiki, 4 p.m. i VESSELS SAILING TO-DAY. West IsliP. for Adelaide, 7 a.m. Canadian Transporter, for Sydney, evening. Wakatere. for Thames, 3 p.m. Wiipu, for Coromandel, 2 p.m. ?'■: '■• Waiotahi. for Mangapai, 6 p.m. 'if; M&n&ia. for Whangarei. 10 p.m. IVESSELS EXPECTED AT AUCKLAND. OVERSEAS. Part Albany, London, December 24. . ," Verentia. New York, December 18. Yahime Mara. 'Frisco, December 20. Port Darwin, Sydney, December 22. Kaikoura. Liverpool. December. 22. Port Curtis. London. December 24. Mahana, Liverpool. December 27. Wast Holbrook, "Frisco, to eaiL Orari, New York. January. .; Waimarino. San Francisco. January 2. Arawa, Southampton, January 10Westmoreland, Liverpool, January 24 nrrzr.cotosuL and coastal. , Kai&poi. Melbourne, December 18. Navua. Suva, December 19. Arahura, East Coast. December 20. Ulimatoa, Sydney, December 21. COLLIERS. Lanra, bqthe., sailed Newcastle, Dec. 8. Waipori. Westport. December 16. Kaiwarra, Westport, December 17. Waitemata, Newcastle. December 20. Omana, Newcastle, December 23. OCEAN MAIL STEAMERS. Makura, en route Vancouver to; Auckland, due December 30. Tahiti, en route Wellington to San Francisco, due December 26.. Niagara, due at Auckland from Sydney, December in. Marama, en route San Francisco to Wellington, due December 19.

VESSELS IN PORT. In Stream—Talune, Senorita (bg.tne.), Atua, Kurow. Rakanoa, Flora, Northern Chief (schnr.). Katoa. 1 Queen's Whurf—West Islip, Wanaka. Sheerlegs Wharf—H.M.S. Philomel. King's Whirf-Trevithic. Western Wharf—Canadian Transporter. Hobson Wharf—Treleven.. The Keromiko sailed last night for Newcastle, where she will load another cargo of coal for Auckland. c "Japanese steamer Yehime Maru, from ban Francisco, is due at two o'clock this gorning. She will berth at the King's ; Vtharf. ~ .The West Islip. en route from San Fran- - Cisco to Australian ports, will 6ail for Adelaide at seven o'clock this morning. Sho completed discharging the Auckland portion of ber cargo yesterday. \ The Canadian Mariner sailed at 6.30 a.m. yesterday for Napier to resume loading general cargo for New York. The Wanaka will go to Chelsea at seven o'clock this morning to load sugar for Southern ports. She will return to the Queen's Wharf later, and will sail for Napier at eleven o'clock to-morrow morning. The Waipori was to have left Westport late last night for Auckland. The Australian steamer Omana is still at Kaipara discharging a part cargo or coal and hiading timber for Sydney. She is duo at Auckland next Thursday. MANUKA SAILS FOR BYDNEY. The Manuka sailed for Sydney at noon tasterday with 71 saloon passengers and 116 steerage. She also carried mails and cargo. She is due at Sydney on Monday. THE INGA. The Inga arrived in the stream from Newcastle yesterday morning and took in fresh pater without berthing. She sailed for Gisoorne last evening to discharge a portion of her coal. She will later proceed to One- • rahi to complete ditcharge and tbence will go to - Hokianga, to complete loading for 6ydney. KATOA LAID UP. The Katoa. having,fompleted discharge of southern produce at the King's Wharf, put d 8 into the stream yesterday afternoon to be < laid up for the holidays. Her crew have been vaid off. NAVUA LEAVES SUVA. Th Nsvua left Suva at 3.15 p.m. on Wednesday, carrying 76 saloon and 13 steerage passengers. She has a cargo of fruit. She is due at Auckland on Monday morning.

OTA RAMA'S CAEGO. The New Zealand Shipping Company advises that the New Zealand portion of the Okrama'e cargo will be transhipped to the Climaroa. which will leave Sydney to-mor-row for Auckland. The Otarama loaded at Montreal and New York and is now at Sydney. • THE TRELEVEN. -The Hain steamer Treloven. formerly the wman liner Lubeck, arrived from Port Arthur, Texas, and New Orleans early yesferday morning and berthed at the Hobson wharf. Her cargo comprises .160,000 cases f petrol, kerosene, and turpentino, and 3000 o&rrels of lubricating oil, besides general *rgo and a large coal elevator for Sydney, fjeiguing about 60 tons. Tbo Auckland norKon of spirits and oil total 25,000 cases m iddiUon to about 50 tons of Fine weather wa.3 experienced on the voyago. which was without incident. New Orleans *M left on November 11 and. Colon on Nofember 17. After completing diecharge of the Auckland portion of her cargo the Treleven Srill leave for Wellington and New Plymouth. Whence she will sail for Melbourne and Sydney. The Lubeck, as the vessel was formerly tamed, was engaged in the Dutcn-Austraiian trade, and was interred at Java during the "■. tear. Bhe v.-a* handed over to the Allies Under the terms of the Versailles treaty. THE FIONA. The Colon-.al Sugar Company's steamer frona. which has been discharging a cargo ot raw sugar at Chelsea, snled on her re- , turn voyage to Fiji last night.