SHIPPING.

New Zealand Herald, Volume LIX, Issue 17979, 3 January 1922, Page 3

SHIPPING.

(PORT OF AUCKLAND. ARRIVALS. Decmbeb 31. Taniwha f4.3" a.n.). from Pw»; P lan ®: mm (6.30 la.m.), from F.ussell; , M (7.20 a.m.), from Tauranga., Waipu UO.oO if r.ei.) from C-oromandel; Wakatere 1..1.40 Mi.). from Thames, War Lord. « » p.m.), from Gisborno; Ap&nm (3.10 p.m.], from Aw&nui, Ngatiawa (3 30 p.m.l. from B j Opotiki. 1 JaNI'ART 1. I Amaryllis. yawl rigged yacht (10.30 a.m.), | I a.m A from Aw, i I hiil-a (9.60 am.l. trom Gmborne. WaKalcro ( 12 40 a.inlron iTiamofi J A lII'A ET -. | Maheno (8 50 p-m-/. from Sydney. In saloon—Misses Aiba. Annan, , brown (J. j Buchanan. Blair. iX,« Hamilton 12). tierosman. lrvwo U. InK&ter C). tsjnnsby. McDoncil. Noreen U. Iran kerd fark.nson, I'oliock. Robertson U. Btewart, bcott. Thorpe, I'ay.or. Vouedeer. f Wiliuimoou. Webb U,. Carter. Curtis Delotke, Dauby, t'orsnaw. terguson Lloyd. I.ovefani. Lenox. Morgan >21. McKenZie. F"fcd, Kosj, hmith. Lort. Sawyer, bpannicK. Uindufi. Ricnapli: Mesdamea Andrews aid child, AmesMiry and chiid, Alison ''"n 3 "* Foi ows i2). t .aw. Gray, Gioster, Gravett-, hove. Hill. Hulter. Lioyd. Lenox, L*«. Morgan. Mllcnel,. Matthews and cli'ld.; }tou»h. Heed. Koss. Sutherland nc..n. i Walker. bag«ha. Bowm.-ikei. Buckley and eon, Connolly, Duggin. Herbsih&n. Han.-on.. Hay Henry, Irwin. lnkster. Jackson. Mar- > tin and 2 children. McKmie. * , jlo'UJnen, Riley. Anoun Andre**. Allan. Alison, ferundiey. lawmaker. Bumlev, Bertram, Binxhain. I>ll, < ampbe.U ■! Clarkeoa. Caletlo. Carter (.rowther, Daley, I Du Bouiey, Denley. Dyrhe. Duggin, Free-, man, Ke..ow*. lj.o-.ter, Gr.i-cU'. B<-pc, Ha.l, . Hummett. Hill. Hutton. Heroaman lnkster, . Jonc3, Kennedy. hindrch. Ken Kobliinch. Kine Leur..s Lo-.ve. Leea. Melvnlc. Mor- , ran, McKuiroa, Marsh '3). Moorehouee. Ni-holl Nilt-D Nclmin. Pen!ruin. Ferryman, Post. Knerh P.?;d 13;,. Richards. Ruddock, ts.Nr.tt, Southwjrth. Smith, Trotter, 'i'oolo. ' TV.rzillo "Vbru-fghen. Wilkinson. Walton. Wsimsley, •flabicci. Barlow. 8011, Brinkman. Brrwr. '2i. Bloor. Charleavrorth (2). Christmn Cullo' Creaghy, Crawford (2i. Flint, Fiack. Fcr»-i. Frewin '2i. Ferguson. Gray. Hasernan, jt'Jnry, Hawkins. Irwin, Ingameill. Trvine. Lo'kie. Leathly. Leader. Love land. Levy Martin. Matthews, Melimg. Mesoaes, McKenzie '2>. Mitchell, Pentocost, Peajce, Feat. Piper. Ridlev. Readwiu. Richmond, Sutherland, Splejidley. Sylvester S. Kay, Stanley. Wand, Wray, 'Williame, Wellington. Wmk3. and 110 steerage. DEi'iiivirriES. DKrF.yßtn 31. Wakiterc '3.4 Up.m.'. for Thames. jANtARI 1 Mahana'.6.so a.m.;. for Wellington. Clansman (10.10 p.m.i, for Whnngarei. JAM-'ART 3. llanaia (l'J.lO a.m.), for WhangaroiVESSELS DUE TO-DAY. Waimarino, from San Francisco. Wingatui. froin Southern ports. Tofua. from Fiji, etc. Clunsman, from WLangarei, 6 am. VESSELS SAILING TO-DAY. Port Darwin, for Wanganni. Arahura. for East Coast, 3 p.m. WaKfttero, for Thameß, S.LJ p.m. Apanui, for Awanui, 10 p.m. Kanieri. for Whangarei, 9 p.m. Waiotabi. for Tauranga. 8 p.m. I Taniwhii., for Paeroa, midnight. VESSELS EXPECTED AT AUCKLAND. I OVERSEAS. j Waimarino, San Francisco, .Tanuary 2. Wairunn, Calcutta, January 7. Hiuuniii, Australia, January 9. Aravra, Southampton, January 10. City of Edinburgh. New York, January 11. Canadian Britisher, Vancouver, January 11. Ruahine. London. January li Canadian Cruisor, New York, January 12. Treaithney, South, January 13. Westmeath, South. January 13. Tomiura Maru, San. Francisco, January 20. Westmoreland, Liverpool. January 20. OTari, New York. January 21. Port Chalmers, Sydney, January Somerset, Liverpool, January 26. Opawa. Russell, January 26. Thomas Currell. trawler, Hull January 30I West Holbrook, 'Frisco, to Bail. ■ Canadian Victor, Nev York, February 1- ' Kia Ora, London, Feoniary 14. ; Labcrnum, war sloop, England, March 15. ; TSTIECOLON'IAL Al.'D COASTAL, j Wingatui, Southern porta. December 31. Kanna, Southern ports, Ji.nuary 10. OCEAN MAIL STEAMERS. Makura, en route Auckland to Sydney. Tahiti, en route San Francisco to Wellington, due January 21. Niagara, en route Auckland to Vancouver, due January 7. Marama, due Wellington from Sydney, to-day. ■ VESSELS IN PORT. In Stream—Taiune, Senorita (bqtne.), Atua, Kurow, Rakanoa, Flora, Northern Chief (schiir.). F.C'i, Mako. Southern Cross. Iris, Ysabek'.ftchnr.), Koromiko. Queen's Wharf—Arahura. Muhana. Port Albany. Sheerlegs Wharf—H.M.S. Philomel. King's Wharf — Port Darwin. Laura (bqtne.), Opihi, Omana, Maheno, Western Wharf—W&ipon. Dock Wharf—H.M.S. Veronica. North Wall—Navr.a. Central Wharf—Kawatiri, Waitcmata. Cheiaea—Rona. The Wingalui i 3 expected to arrive from Southern ports, villi Napier and Gisborne, today. She will berti at tho Queen's Wharf »nd after discharge she will load cargo for Wellington.. Lyttefton, Timsju, Oainaru, and Bluff. I H.M.S. Chatham is to leave port at 7 I B.m. 90-day for gunnery and torpedo practice I in tho Hauraki Gulf. •j The Arahura arrived from the East Coast j ~on Sunday morning and berthed at tho . %i Queen's Wharf. She is timed to sail for Gis- ] borne and Napier at 3 p.m. to-day. The Commonwealth and Dominion Line gtcamer Port Darwin, loading cargo for the United Kingdom at tha King's Wharf, did not complete cargo operations on Saturday *s expected. She will probably sail this afternoon for Wanganui and Wellington 4o complete loading. The Union Company's intercolonial passen- ■ ■ rer steamer Paloona is scheduled to leave Wellington for Melbourne direct Jo-morrow. The Shaw, Savill and Albion steamer ITairoa arrived at Bluff from Cardiff on Saturday with a cargo of coal for the New jis Zealand railways. After discharge she will Iwd N6W Zenland produce at Timaru and Wellington and is timed to leave the latter port for London, via Cape Horn, about r obruary 2. , The Kanna, which is being recommissioned at. Port Chalmers, is expected to leave there on Thuieday for Lyttelton, Wellington, and Auckland. The Wesport Coal Company's st«am<sr <>f Canopus is expected to go into dock at Port Ciialaicrs to-morrow for overhaul and survey. To-day will bo observed as a holiday on tho watetfront and there will b© very little ':M movement of shipping outward. A number M of the Northern Company's eeamcrs will bo || engaged on excursion work. They will return to port in tho evening and some of the vessels will 6ail again this evening on their m respective runs. f| MAHENO IN PORT. The inter-Colonial passsenger steamer Mal»to arrived from Sydney shortly before 9 Bis P-tn. yesterday. Sho was anchored in the stream for mcdical inspection ajid berthed M »t the King's Wharf about three hours later. Her late arrival was duo to a strong head rind and rough sea experienced almost '"-11 the way from Sydney to the New Zealand iS coast. She brought 'tBS passengers and over 500 tons of cargo. She is timed to sail for Sydney at 3 p-m. to morrow--5 THE R.M.S. TAHITI. Tho R.M.S. Tahiti arrived at San Francisco from Wellington, via ports, on Decomrn ber 26 and waa timed to leave San Francisco ■M on Friday last for Wellington, where sho is 'v|j due on January 21. 11 RIMUTAKA REPORTED. The Now Zealand Shipping Company s yl iteaiaer Rimutaka, en route from Southamp- % lon to Wellington, clawed the Panama Canal Mi D€c«nnbeT' 23 and is duo at Wellington ibout JiiDuary 15. t |,WAIMARINO DUE TO-DAY. Tne' Trans-Pacific steamer Waimarino is Xm Sue from San Fiancisco this afternoon and S •'ill berth at the Queen's Wharf to discharge general .-norchandise from lacihc •lope ports. ; I R.M.S. MARAMA. I I The R.M.S. Mamma is due at Wellington I to-day from Sydney. She is timed to leave i-' : ?1 Wellington at 3 p.m. to-morrow for San a Francisco, via Raratouga aod Pa-p^te. §v| REMUERA AT SOUTHAMPTON. j| Zealand Shipping Company's ■ 8 garner Ronmera. which left Aucklyid on i|S; B November 15 tor London, via the Manama $8?,. M 27 ina '' arr i TC 'd at Southampton on December if ' I TFE MANUKA AT SYDNEY. W1 A. and N.z. SYDNEY, Jan 1 I The Manuka from Wellington, arrived this g