SHIPPING.

New Zealand Herald, Volume LIX, Issue 18087, 11 May 1922, Page 5

SHIPPING.

PORT OF AUCKLAND.

ARRIVALS. Ulimaro* (11.45 a.m.). from Sydney. Passensors. —Saloon: Misses P. Allen, M. Araety. P. Aniery, O. Ashby. 3. Adeakold. J\ T . Barnes. Barnett. Bone, I. Cassin, Cocking. D. Coleman. D. Cres-well. E. Crawford. Davies, N. Delany, Denton Ferguson, M. Fisher J. Fyfo It. Grainier. Grosan. M. Harris, H. Henderson. S. Huntor. D. Hardy. B. Kyle. Leo Ah Niji. Lomnio, Leon, i/ovell, Lyons. Linsard, N. Maloney, E. Marriage, M. Maxwell. H. Maxwell. J. Melville, E. Moore, D. McCormac. McGregor. A. Neill, M. Neumann. M. Neville. D. o'Ro\:rko. L P.irker. Pcdrina, P. Porter. M. Parker," K. Robins, J. Sayegh. E. Smith. L. Stinchcombe, Thacker, G. Thomson. M. Thorpe. A. Tuppcr. G. Walsh, J. Wearne, V. Whoeler. P.. Williams. S. Wilks. B. Wilson. Ward.' E. Wilkinson, Mwdames A. Abbott, Agar, J. Anderson. Bayly. Brown. Clarke, Cocking. C. Cox. Cooper, A. Crawford. E. Davis! Drane. L. Dexter. M. Dynes, Endean and child. Foota and child. Gold, Goodman and child, Gregory, Garolalo and two children George, h. Hathaway, A. B. Hindson. J Hanson. Keen, Lingajd. Linihin. Manton Marr. Martin and child, Mcnnie. Milford, Mettam and two children, E. Mildon Moor and two children. McQuillan, Naughtou. W. Oaixirne. Oughton. O'SuUivan, M. Pool, Penderjiast and child, V. Radciiffe J. Spicer and child. E. Scott. M. Seajjar. Smith and two children, R. Thomson, Tucker and three children. Tait, E. Wallace. E. White and child. Wallace, F. Ward, A. Wcstbrook, Worthingtou Messrs. J. Ailender, F. Aroery, J. Atkinson. R. Allan. S. Atkins, H. Barrass. Barton. H. L. Bayly. H. X. Brown. S. R- Burrotfc. A.. Brown, A. Buckley, A. H. Bullock. O. Burke. R. M. CampiTril, A. Cassels, H. Clarke. J. Clayton. G. Cochrane, A. Cooper. H. Coylo, M. Daviea, G. Deane, W. Dive. H. Dixon, C. Downing. L. Dunne, J. Endoan. A. Erskine, R. Featheratono, H. Fit.-gorald M. Flynn, W. Gaffney, Goid, A. Gregory. H. George, H, Grainger and two children. A. Harinsworth, C. Howard, J. Henry. W. Hodge 1 }. R. Jackson. H. Jones. T. Kirk. G. Kirk, H. Kitto, La, Gruta. J. Lamb. F. Leach, F. N. Leach. A. Lo Quesne, J. Levy, D % \". Lillicrap, J. Lucas. J. Linihin. W. S. Low, G. M. Low. C. Lowden, J. S. Marr. R. V. Mason. J. Maxwell. J. M. Monnio. S. Milford. A. Moginie, A. B. Mac Donald. W. S. Mac Gibbon. F. Mackay, A. McLaren. C. T. Mettam. S. Mildon. K. Moor. L. Morgan, J. McQuillan. Naughton, G. Ottersou. E. O'Neil!. F. H. O'Neill. W. M. O'SulHvan. R. Pearce. W. S. Percy. W. Freddy, C. Pitrkcr, A. Prescott, Ralph. J. Russell. G. Ku-seellM. Kalston, C. Sliso. R. Stoyno, 11. Spcir. H. Sussex, S. W. Templeton. G- A. Thomas. G. E. Tucker. C. Tkompsvon. H. A. Torkington. W. L.. Trollop*. F. Varcoe. Watson. L. Westland. J- Whitfield. J. Williams. G. Willoughby. W. Wallace. R. Waugh H. Winter. J. Worthingtou. Masters Manton and Templeton, and 102 storage. Manaia (5.40 a.rn.). for Whangarei; Rimu (10.25 a.m.). from Tauranga. DEPARTURES. Tekoa (7.15 a.m.), for Wellington. Mahia. (4.30 p.m.). for Gisboroe. Hauiti (10.55 a.m.). for Koru; \A akater< (1.30 p.m.), for Thames; Manaia (10.1C p.m.), for Whangarei. VESSELS DUE TO-DAY. Apaniii. from Great Barrier, S p.m. Wakatere. from Thames, 0 p.m. Taniwha. from Paeroa, 3 a.m. Hauiti. irom Kopu, 1 p.m. Kanieri. from Whangare:. 3 a.m. VESSELS SAILING TO-DAY. Carpentaria, for War.ganui. 6 a.m. Kaikorai. for Lytto.ton. noon. Eoromiko. for Westpori;, noon. Katoa, tor Wellington. 5 p.m. Taniwha. for Paeroa, 10.30 p.m. Kanieri. for W T lianga.rei. 7 P-m. VESSELS EXPECTED AT AUCKLAND UTTEB.COLONIAL AXD COASTAL. Rakanoa, Westport, May 13. Kawatiri, Fiji. May 15. Whaneapo. Tiinaru, May 16. Kattuna, Newcastle. Aiay 16. Wanaka, Southorn ports.. May 18. Wmga-tui, Southeni ports. May 13. Manuica. Sydney. May 22. Navua, Fiji. May 23. Flora, Earotonga, May 31. Ysabel, Niue Island Huddersfield, Clarenco River, due Waitoino. Nauru Island, to sail. OVERSEAS. Waimarino. Calcutta, May 13. ' Tredenbam. New Orleans. May 13. Waimana. Wellington. May 14. Huntingdon, South, to sail. Tasmania, South, to sail. Ruahine. London, May 20. ' Canadian Seigneur, Hahfar, May 20. Canadian Constructor Halnax May 20. Port' Augusta. New York. May 25. Canadian Miller, New York, June. Wiltshire. Liverpool. June ).. Rimutaka. London. June 19. PACIFIC MAIL STEAMERS. Niagara, en route Auckland to Vancouver due May 13. • _ «..«. Marama. en rout© Sydney to ban fran cisco. due May 29. . Tahiti, en route San Francisco to Wei lington, due May 27. Mikkura, er. route Auckland to Sydney due Tuesday. VESSELS IN PORT. Ie Stream—Talune, Atua, Northern Chief fschnr.) Tofua, Mako. Central Wharf—Wainina. . Queen's Whan— Kaikorai, Carpentaria, Ulimaroa. Hobson Wharf— Hut a (echnr.). Western Wharf—Kaiwarra. King's Wharf—Dundula. , „,,- Kheerlsgs Wharf—H.M.S. Philomel. H.M.S. Laburnum. In Deck— Ngapuhi. North Wall—Franc*. The Rakanoa left Westport at 9 a.m. yesterday with a. cargo of coal tor Auckland. She is due here on Saturday. The Koromiko is to sail to-day for Westport to load another cart'o of coal for Auckland. The Katoa is due' this morning from Whsnearei and will berth at the Queen's Whan. She is timed t:> l*ave at 5 p.m. to-day for Wellington and DunedinThe Kaikorai is to leave Auckland at noon to-day for Lyttelton direct The Whangape, is to leave Lytteltcn to-day for Auckland, via Tirnaru She is due here next Tuesday. The Wanaka, en route from Southern ports, is now due at Wellington on Monday to load for Auckland. She is expected here about next Thurrday morning. The steam whaler Hananui is to go on the •lip to-day for overhaul. THE PORT DENISON. Th«. Commonwealth and Dominion Line fiteamer Port Denison was ex ectod to leave Napier laft night for Tokomaru Bay. and Gisborr.e to complete loading., Shf is to leave fr.sborno on May 19 for London, via Sydney. THE PORT MELBOURNE. Tho Commonwealth and Dominion Line steamer Port Melbourne, after loading at East Coast ports, is to leave Wellington tonight for Londor via Melbourne.

THE PAL.OONA. The' Union Company's inter-colonial steamer Paloona is due at Wellington from Melbourne on Sunday. She i« .timed to leave V»*ilir,Bfon on Monday for LytteUon. Duncdin, Biuff. ar.d Melbourne.

R.M.S. NIAGARA REPORTED. The Koval Mail nteamer Niagara, en route from Auckland to Vancouver, arrived at Honolulu at 10 a.m. last Saturday and resumed her voyage at. 6 p.m. the name clay. Sho ia due at Vancouver next Saturday. INTER-COLONIAL STEAMERS. The Mooraki is timed to leave Sydney today for Wellington, where *ho is due on The Manuka is to leave WolUnKtor, to-day for Sydney, where she in due on Monday. She will leave- Sidney next Ihuraday lor Auckland. THE TEKOA. Tho New Zealand Shipping: Company's steamer Tekoa sailed yesterday morning for Wellington, Lyttelton, and Dunedm. to eompleto discharge of her cargo from Liverpool PASSENGERS FOR ENGLAND. Th«» Federal Lino Dorset, which left Wellington on Tuesday with a cargo of produce for Southampton and London, took the following passenger* ;— Saloon : Ml6Bes 1. UOS- »»««. .r. V. Crete, M. McLagan. J. Newton, Mesdanie* I R. Bacholz, W. A. Gossaee, l>. V. Wilford. M. E. Jenkinson. Mr. E. W. P. Bur.liolg. Masters C. L. Jcr.kineon.; V. M. and K. M. Wilford, Moadames C. L-Ah, F. M. Multjan Mr. Q. Abt, Master D. M. Mulcan. Mrs. L. Brown. Lieutenant J. U Breeds. Mr. ,1. J. Robs. Misses J. May. M. May. Mr*. J. K. Johnson. Mr. J. Johnson; >and 121 third-class. __ THE CANADIAN MILLER. Tho Canadian Government steamer Canadian Miller was expected to leave lort yesterday lor Dunwlin. Timaru. LyJt«lion Wellington. Napier, and Auckland. en route to New York. Boston and Montreal. She is duo at Auckland about the bnginnina of June. THE WAIRUNA. Th«. Union Company's trans-Paoific steamer Wairuna. sSo:i tone. Captain A. Norton, which arrived nt Auckland on ruesday nicht, wag berthed at the Central Wharf yesterday morning. Sho loaded at Ocean Falls Powell Rivor. Vancouver, and San Francisco. The latter port * a ? c 1 6"?! on April 15. and fine weather, with ImaA

trade winds, was experienced until a day before reaching Auckland, when a moderate south-west galo w;is experienced, until reaching port, The Wairuna has a full cargo totalling about 10.000 tons. It includes .canned fish from Vancouver, rolls of paper from Ocean Falls, 11.3.000 cases of oil. and 650 casks of asphalt from San Francie-co. aa well as general merchandise, loaded nt all Ports. About '2000 tons will bo discharged at Auckland and the remainder at Wellington New Plymouth, Melbourne. Adelaide, and Sydney. THE OMANA. j The Lamb bteaiuor Omana is due at ' v\ hangaroa this morning from Auckland and : Opua to complete loading a cargo of tiin- : ber for Sydney ,— THE MAHIA. i -vf'*? 1 -* Shaw, Savill and Albion Bteamer \ m < l" w ' n ch discharged about 0000 tons of : ! Welsh con! at tiio King's Wharf, and then I : loaded a large quantity of produce at Auck- : land fop England, sailed for Gisborno and | ■ Lyttelton yesterday evening to complete ! 1 loading. She is to leave Lyttelton for Lonj <lon. via Cupc Horn, about May 24. i RUAHINE WITH PASSENGERS. The New Zealand Shipping Company's} liner Kuahino is due nt Auckland at th« t? j nex «* wec " with passengers from i bncland. Sho left London on April 0. and i ; cleared Panama on April 27. ■- THE TASMANIA. The New Zealand Shipping Company'* : steamer Taamama. which grounded at i Bluff, is bein:r repaired in dock at Port I n, iP*?- Afterwards, ehe will load at tsiuli. Lyttelton. Wellington, Napier. Gis- I borne, and Auckland, for Boston. New I lork, Manchester, and Gl&egow. I —— ULIMAROA IN PORT. The HuddartParkcr steamer Ulimaroa | armed from oydnoy ehcrtly before mid-day j yesterday and anchored in the stream for j medical inspection. She later berthed at the . Oneen s Wharf to land her passengers, mails mu C! } r ' :o - ''']»• l«'t Sydney at mid-day on Ihursday, and experienced fine weather to . Auckland. The cargo includes 73 cases tobacco. 244 ingots tin. 100 cases whisky. 170 cases wine. '210 bars lead. 440 bags bonedust. 560 bags rice. 100 oase3 canned fruit, 150 easo-s nutnrix>, 200 cases milk, 267 bapo coke, •".5 kegs white lead. 40 kegs sulphite soda. 25 bottles C.O. 2, 100 cases cocoa, 234 packages tea. Quantity timber, and transhipments ex the follow ng vessels:—Omar. Changsha, Suevic. Ormuz. Boonah. Citta Dicenova, Sonoma. Roggoveen Arendskerk. Th» Uli- . maroa is timed to sail for Sydney at noon to-morrow. j | j WAIHORA TO LOAD IN INDIA. The Union Company's cargo steamer W*ihora. at present en rout« from Newcastle to Wellington with a cargo of coal, is to leave Newcastle next month for Calcutta,, via Singapore end Pennng. Sho has been fixed to load at Calcutta in July and August for New Zealand ports, via Singapore and Sarnarang. Auckland will b© her first New Zealand port of call. THE WAIMANA. The Shaw. Savill and Albion steamer I Waimana which is loading Now Zealand j produce at East Coast ports, is to leavo . Gisborne on Saturday for Auckland to com- * pleto loading for London. Sho is duo here . i on Sunday.