SHIPPING.

New Zealand Herald, Volume LIX, Issue 18170, 16 August 1922, Page 7

SHIPPING.

E;;. |»ORT OF AUCKLAND ARRIVALS. Dpndula (1.30 a.m.), from Neweastl*. r Rewa, barciue (5.10 a.ik.), from Newcastle. Opihi (5.15 a.m.). frcm Nydia Bay: Kanieri (10.35 a-m.), ff.-om Whangarei; . flatiiti (3 P-»). from. Coromandel; Wakatere (3.10 p.m.). from Thames; Waiotahi (3.25 p.m.),,from Houhoni. DEPARTURES. "' Eastern Sea (6.35 a»m.). for Wellisfrtoa. 831.5. Chatham (9.30 a.m.). for Bay of : . I)i!,%nds. Vgfttiawa (8.45 ».it).). for Opotiki; AraTiura (10.80 a.m.). for East Coast; Taniwha a t>m.), fo;r Paoroa; Hauiti (6.30 p.m.). for Coromandel:; Houto, schooner (5.30 p.m.). for ftiit Coast: Clansman (7.10 p.m.), foir Rus■tlk Kanieri (10.15 p.m.), for Whangarei. VESSEL'S DUE TO-DAY. Navua. from Fiji, etc., 6 a.m. Ksikorai, from Newcastle, 4 p.m. Mansia. from Whangarei, 6 a.m. Ngapuhi. from Tauranga,. 7 a.m. Kanieri. from Whangarei, 10 p.m, Hauiti, from Coromandel, 3 p.m. Taniwha. frcm Pacroa, 0 p.m. ; ... VESSELS SAILING TO-DAY. Kaitake, for Newcastle, 5 p.m. Kate*, for Southern ports, noon. Opihi, for Whangarei,. 5 p.m. Wanaia. for Whangarei. 10 p.m. Hauiti. for Kopu. 5 p.m.•Wakatere, for Thames, 8 a.m. Waiotahi, for Great Barrier, midnight. Tuhoe. for Mangapoi, 3 p.m. VESSELS EXPECTED AT AUCKLAND. IKTEBCOLONIAL AJTO COABTAIj. Navua. Suva. August 16. Kaikorai, Newcastle, August 16. Korouriko, Southern ports, August 18. Canopus, Westport, August 18. Kskapo. Lyttelton. August 19. s Aioerajo. byciney. August 21. Flora. Earctongn, August 30. Omaha, Newcastle, to sail. Rera. Newcastle, sailod July 26. Kaiapoi, Melbourne. September 6. Waitoreo, Nauru Island, September 10. Waihoza, Calcutta, to sail August 11. OVERSEAS. Wrakatane, from Liverpool. August 17. Cleared Liverpool June 24, Colon July 15 Canadian Planter, from Montreal, via Aus- ,. tralian and New Zealind ports, due Auckland August 16. Atheoic. from London, at Wellington, clue Auckland August 17. Twickenham. Seychelles Islands, via Dnnedin; due Auckland August 19. fikwrafontsin. New York. August It. Cleared Colon, July 20. P>rt Campbell. New York. August 28. Cleared Colon. August 3. Oriri, Londoa, Augu3t 30. Cleared Panama August 3. • • „, . Tramere. Montreal, August 26. Cleared Colon August 4. , Port Napier. London. August 30. Cleared Panama,, August 7. Australia. Liverpool. September 6. Buteshire. London, sailed August 6. • Dorset, Liverpool, September 25. -i Paparoa, Southampton, September 29. v. Durham. Liverpool, October 6. " Canadian Explorer, Montreal. October 12, < . via Australian and Southern ports. < ; - Wangaratta, South, to sail; loads for London. ~ t« Port Auckland, New York, to sail.

PACIFIC MAIL STEAMERS. .Kasara, at Sydney. Tikiti, en Toute Wellington to San i ran'cisco, due September 4. Ifaunganui, ea Toute San Francisco to ....,- Wellington, due August 26. Makura. at Vancouver: caUs for Auckland ' * ; August 18. ;

■>' VESSELS. IN PORT. In Stream—Tahine," Atua. Northern Chief (schnr.), Tofna, Bakanoa. Devonport—H.M.S. Philomel. H.M.S. Veronica. Queen's Wharf—"Katoa. Kina'a Wharf—Dundula, Rewa (barque). In Dock—Rona. Western Wharf—Southern Cross. Central Wharf-—Kaitoke. Manuka. Opihi. Hobiwn Wharf—Kurow. Explosive Anchorage—Hula (schnr.).

The Kaikorai, en route from Newcastle, has reported by wireless tihat she wiu arrive at Au<kland at 4 p.m. to-day. She Will berth &i the Central Wharf to discharge her cargo of coal. The Richardson steamer Awahoa. is to come off the slip to-day. She will berth »t the Queen's Wharf to lead cargo for East Coast bays. fee Kcremiko. en route from Southern Wi* and Wellington, vwa expected to leave , tteten last night for Auckland direct. She ' is iat here on Friday. fee Kakapo was to leave LyUeltcn yesterday for Tunaru. Wellington, and Auckland. .fee Kaitoke ib timed to sail for Newcastle : at 6 p.m. to-day to load for a port not anaonsced. The Katoa is timed to sail a* noon today for Wellington, Lyttelten, Duiiedin, Oamaru. and Timaru, where she will »g*in load for Auckland. The Union Company advises that the Xurow's departure for Westport has been postponed until noon on Friday. The Gisborne Steepfarmers* steiamer Tiroa left Giitborno on Monday night for Auckland, via East Coast bays. The Arahura sailed for East Coast porta yesterday morning. She is due back at Auckland on Sunday jifternoon. V The Southern steamiir Opihi arrived yesterday morning from Lyttelton and Nydia Bay and berthed at the Central Wharf. She brought 300 tons of general cargo from Lyttelton and about 150,(O0ft. of timber .from Kydia Bay. From Auckland the Opihi will . go to Wbangarei to load cement.for Lyttelton. She is expected to sail to-night. The Westport Coal Co.'s steamer Canopus left- Westport at 2 p.m. yesterday with a cargo of coal for Auckland. Bhe is due here on Friday evening.

NAVTJA DUE AT 6 A,M. He Island steamer Navua is due at « ».m. to-day from Tonga, Samoa, and iiji. After medical inspection she will berth at the Queen's Wharf to land her passengers, - mail*, and ''argo of fruit. Her departure from Auckland for the Islands has been . fixed for 11 &.m. on Monday. .: . EASTERN SEA SAILED. The American steamer Eastern Sea sailed yesterday morning for Wellington, New Plymouth, and Australia to discharge the remainder of her cargo from New York.

THE MANUKA. The Manuka is timed to sail at 11 a.m. to-morrow with passengers, mails, and cargo for Sydney, where she is due on Monday.

H.M.S. CHATHAM SAILED. H.M.S. Chatham sailed yesterday morning for the Bay of Islands and. Northern ports. Sho will afterwards cruise m the ' Pacific and then go to Australia. THE ULIMAROA. Too Huddart-Parker steamer Ulimaroa is due at Wellington this mornim? from Sydney. Besides mails she has 151 passengers and 800 tons of cargo for r«e.w Zealand. She is timed to leave Wellington on Friday for Sydney.

INGA FOR GISBORNE. The Lamb steamer Tnga was expected to <* leave Newcastle yesterday with a cargo of coal for Gisborne. She will call at Auckland en route to replenish hes fresh water tanks, end will then go on to Gisborne.

NORTHERN COMPANY'S STEAMERB. The Northern Company advises that the auxiliary scow Tuhoe is to eail for Mangapai and way ports at 2 p.m. to-day. ■The Daphne has been delayed in theNorth, and is not due back at Auckland from Aw&nui until 3 p.m. to-morrow. Owing to the delay to tlw Daphne the Waiotahi will take the former's trip to the Great Barrier, sailing at midnight to-night.

ATHENIC CLEARED WELLINGTON. The Shaw, Savill, and Albion liner Athenic, en route from England, left Wellington'at mid-dsy yesterday for Auckland. She is due here to-morrow morning and will berth at the Queen's Wharf to discharge a quantity of gene.va'i merchandise and load New Zealand produce for England.

RIMUTAKA CLEARED PANAMA. The New Zealand Shipping Company has received advice that the liner Riinutaka. en route from Wellington, arrived at Panama on August a and cleared Colon the following day for Southampton direct.

WHAKATANE DUE TO-MORROW. The New Zealand Shipping Company's steamer Whakatane, en route from LivorPeol. has reported by ■wireless that eh* will arm© at Auckland at daylight to-morrow. She is bringing cargo from Bristol. Glasgow and Liverpool, and will berth at the Wueen's Wharf to discharge about 2500 tons lor this port.

THE DUNDULA. T&« Common-wealth Government steamer ■Oundul* arrived from Newcastle yesterday moraine snd berthed at the Kins r » Wharf }<> discharge about 5000 tons of coal. She left Newcastle at 6.40 p.m. on August 8 and experienced fine weather until the following •Jternoon. aha then encountered a strong north-west gale, accompanied by a high conmeed sea and heavy rain equalls. The eoa constantly broke on board and flooded the v• u i r< ! aml * ft - Tne stormy conditions, jFbich delayed the vessel's progress, continued until Monday morning, when the weather moderated and the wind changed to tn© westward, allowing better progress to Da made to port. ■;-■■••■• BARQUE REWA IN PORT. , a prolonged passage of nearly 23 cays tho large four-masted bar<ju.» Rewa. i £ lve »~ a ' Auckland early yesterday mom- ""«• ine vessel was delayed, by variable winds, galea and heavy sea. OVing to the adverse winds she, was driven to the North fa tar as Lord Howe Island. A report of *riL. voy .** e <■*»*«» that the vesaal cleared iNewcastie on July 26 and cast of? the tug at noon, west-aouth-weSt winds were experienced from then until 4 p.m. on August -i. wnen the weather became etormy. with tales from the east-aouth-eaet to east-north-e*sV accompanied by heavy seas. These conditions prevailed until Lord Howo Island was sighted on July 30. The wind *£? n St*? te tne *w»t and blew hard from that direction until August 5, when the weather moderated. With the wind still easterly the R*wa made the Three Kings at noon last Friday and Cape Maria Van Diemen four hours laor. On the following day there was a stronar north-oaat wind, which continued when tho Rewa passed Cape Brett at 5 p.m. on Sunday. At 3 a.m. on Monday the wind increased to a strong north-east gale with heavy rain squalls. The gale la-st for 24 hours, and was followed by light variable winds until the vessel reached iakatu Point, where she was taken in tow by the Harbour Board's tug Te Awhina and owl 0 ? Z? ,&2 rt -i The Rewa's cargo consists of about 21,000 sleepors and 1700 tons of coal. THE R.M.S. TAHITI. The Royal Mail steamer Tahiti sailed from Wellington at 4.40 p.m. yesterday for San trancisco via ports. She is duo at Ra.roionga pn August 20, at Papeete on August 22, and at San Francisco on September 4. THE TWICKENHAM. The London steamer Twickenham left Port Chalmers at .6 p.m. yesterday for Auckland, bne is bringing a part cargo of guano from bevchelles Islands and xa duo here on Saturday morning.