SHIPPING.

New Zealand Herald, Volume LIX, Issue 18172, 18 August 1922, Page 5

SHIPPING.

PORT OF AUCKLAND.

ARRIVALS. Whakatane (8.45 a.m.), from Liverpool. Kafkorai (6.55 a.m.), from Newcastle. 888? (10.10 a.m.., bom Wellington. Tin* U-15 a.in.). from East Coast;, wititero (4 p.m.).-from Thames: Waiotaln ff jSoT fro™ Great Barrier. DEPARTURES. Manuka (11.85 a.ni,). for Sydney. PasaenJiyZ.Tn saloon: Misses Snodgrass, Dixon, fed. Carter. Boston, Knight. Har*Tr,., Carlyle- McLieod, trrcen. Osborn. gSdaries Bedpath. Pearce Hughes and infiitStovcTiTOn and child. Rodney and two tjMren Bertram and child, Schischka. riiarv and child. Charter, and three chilfi£ Go'dsmith. Bellvc, Dixon. Mac Gibbon. ftSSord Lamb. Petrie. Carter. Buckley. Mftlcolni and two children, Maguinesa and SSIdT Bowden. Shaw. Wht. Plgtrw. iKmJh R. B. Luak, A. J. Ely. W. H. aK* A R. D. S. Smith, A. E. Pnboc. J. D. F. Stewart. L. A. Stuirrock. W. Browne. R.Rawtea. J. A. R«dpath. R. T>eJ!ock, E- Bollve. E. H. Bowden. M. H. ft3n«£ T. Sampson, J. Wilson. A. Ber52m*?* Cleary, J. Schiachka. J. Charters. Wfcmbbon H. E. Goldsmith, C. S. Petne. Fitegbbcm 1 Koihy, F. M. Pinlaj. P. ifhtte 'A. Meredith. J. W. Tate. C. Cone1\ Buckley. A. G. Smith. J. M. Sen. J. H. Luxford. E. C. Goldstein. N. w Law D. Macdoaald. A. N. Hoffman. H. swan P T> Malcolm. V. Knight. S. McKay,' and 83 steerage. . *Kanieri (2.40 P.m.). for Whaagaiw: Tun»ha (5.10 p.m.). for Pa«roa; Nsapuhl (7.10 nm). for Tauran,-a; Opini (9.30 P-m-). for Whiincarei: Ronaki (10 pan.), tor Whansarei; Awahou (10.40 p.m.). for Gisborne.

VESSELS DUE TO-DAY. Koromiko, from Picton, 7 a.rm Canopus, from W-astport. Mansia, from Whangarei 6 a-m. Ncatiawfl,. from Opotiki, 11 a.m. Taniwha. from Paeroa. 11 p.m. Kanieri, from Whangarei. 11.30 pm. VESSELS SAILING TO-DAY. Kurow. for West-port. Tiro*, for East Coast. 5 p.m. Hauiti. for Coromandel, 9 a.m. Wakatere, for Thany*. 9.30 ami. ifanaia. for Whangarei. 10 pja. VESSELS IN PORT. In Stream—Talune. Atua. Northern Chief <*ehnr.), Tofna, Rakanoa. D«vonport-E.M.S. Philomel, BLM.S. Veronica. . __, . Queen's Wharf-Navua. Athenlo. Whaka. Kir4L>*Wharf—Dundula. Rewa (barque), iluia (schnr.). Western Wharf- Southern Ctohs. Central Wharf—laaikorai. Hobson Wharf—Kurow.

The Lyttelton steamer Opihi sailed last evening for Whangarei to load cement. She trill proceed thenoo to Lyttelton. The Kakapo Tim*ra at 6 p-m. on WetoeedaFfbr Wellington. Sb dl W afterwards sailing tor Auckland. She is due hero to-morrow. The Northern Steamship Company a steamer Paroto will l(*w Auckland at noon on Monday for Keriken * The Kurow is expected to awl to-day for Westport. where she will load another cargo of coal for Auckland . - 'The Westport Coal Company's, steamer Canopus is expected he™ this evening with a cargo of coal from Westport. The Koromiko is expected to reach Auckland at 7 t.n. to-day from Pieton. WelHarton t and Southern ports- . . The Island Bteamer Navua. .'which is to nil for Fiii and other Pacific islands at 11 wo. on Monday, will bo transferred vo-d»y bom the Queen's to the Hob-son Wharf, talma" the berth to be vacated by the Knrw. _ _ . , , The Gisborne Sheep Farmers erteamer Kwa arrived from the East Coast early wsterdav morning and berthed at the ithig'a Wharf to discharge cargo. She la timed to sail again for Gisborne at 5 p.m. today.

MANUKA FOE SYDNEY. The inter-colonial steamer Manuka sailed for Sydney yesterday carrying 90 saloon and 83 steerage, passengers, together with mails and general cargo. She is du© at Sycmej on Monday.

WESTMORELAND'S ITINERARY. The ete&mer Westmoreland commenced loading at Dunedin on Tuesday under the auspices of the Federal Line. She should leave that port to-day for Lyttelton, Napier, Gisborne, and Wellington. The vessel .is duo at Wellington on August 31. and will sail on September 2 for London. Avonmouth, Liverpool, Manchester, and Glasgow, via Monte Video. THE ATHENIC IN PORT. " "j The Shaw, Savill and. Albion steamer i Altaic arrived from Wellington yesterday, ! en rente from England, and berthed at the ' Qceeo's Wharf to discharge cargo from London. After putting out the Auckland portion of her cargo the steamer will load a large Quwtity of butter, frozsn meat, and general orgo for London. She trill probably get way on Thursday for Lyttelton end Port Chalmers tc continue discharging and.loading. She -will subsequently load at Timaxu and Wellington, where she is due back on September 12. She i« expected to sail from that port on September 17 for Southampton •ad London, via, Monte Video and Teneriffe. THE TUTANEKAL The Government steamer Tutanekai, now at Wellington, signed on ber full complement of nine firemen and ten deck hands on Tuesday. These men ere now permanent employees of the Goverment under the new scheme. The vessel was to sail yesterday for Cook Strait lighthouses. She will ce abiient for four or five days, and, on returning to Wellington, will sail on her periodical round-trip to the North Island lighthouses.

THE WHAKATANE FROM LIVERPOOL. The New Zealand Shipping Company's ateamer Whakatane. 7055 tons. Captain Burton Davies. arrived from Liverpool yesterday morning and berthed at .the Queens Wharf to discharge a large inward cargo. She left Liverpool on June 24 and had an uneventful voyage, via Panama. She called at Pitcairn Island on the night of July 81 and landed one bag of mail and took in two from the inlanders. Included in her cargo are 1500 boxes of tin plates, 700 cases of galvanised wire, 1000 sacks of cornflour, 400 cases of whisky, 1000 bundles of steel bars, 800 cases of window glass, -10 cases of plate glass. 610 kegs of bicarbonate of soda, 420 coils of wire. 720 reels of barbed wire, 1000 bars, of iron, and various sundries, including Paints, oils, and nails. The Whakatane is expected to sail early next week for Wellington, thence to Dunedin and Nelson to continue discharge. Afterwards she will load for England at Napier, Timaru. Lyttelton. and Wellington, sailing from the latter port •bout September 22 for London.

THE TAHITI'S PASSENGERS. The Tahiti, which Bailed.from .Wellington «*a Tuesday for Rarotonga, Papeete, and San Francisco, carried the following passengers from New Zealand:—Misses Trelease. Wellvood. Smith. Adame, Ren wick. Taylor, Wilson. Hook. Dyer. McLean. Bellaney, Clark, Renviek. Wood. Williams, Doyle. Dominies, Munro, Ga.nii.van, Gale. Shoobert, Macky. Temple, Poulter, Mattfck (3). Mesdames Lawrence, Fletcher. Robinson, Green, Partridge, Stoner. Wilcox. Welsch. Fergusson. Brewis, Consentine. Taylor. Gaxatt. Peckbam, Bristol, Doreett. Lowe. Begole. Stevens, McLean. Harris. Drinkwater. Thurston. McDonagh, Melville, Weanie. Miller, O'Brien, Munro and family, Wilster, Messrs. Cranston, Lawrence, Trowar, Cobb, Fletcher, Norton, Wright, Ling, Green, Pharoah. Partridge, Thomas, Glock. Liebmann, Jaeger, Crowlo, Judd. Wilhelm, Wylie, Wilcox. Even, Welsh. Fergusson, Longuet, Brewis, Thomson. Owen. Hare. B&vags, Renwick. Harold. McKay. Kings-c-ury, Chan. McKinley, Taylor, Gaxatt, Taylor, Morsbury. Bristol, Dorsett. Bailie, Alien. Weanie. Begole. Hantkappe, Buttle, Stevens. Gascoigr.e. Abrahams. Thompson, Louis. Kenton, King. G. P. J. Pritchard, Masters Jack and Colin Nelson, Dr. McKenzie. Profeiwor Nutting, Professor Sfroner, Captain Wright, Dr. Grieves, Rev. Phillips, liev. Smith. There were aiao 42 third-class Passengers.

THE MAKTJBA The R-M.S. Maltura, which left Auckland SJJ July 25. arrived at Vancouver on Wednesday. She is timed to sail again for Auckland to-da,y. and is due here on September 8. THE PAPAKOA. The New Zealand Shipping Company's steamer Paparca, which is bringing 291 passengers from the damaged Remuera. is due *t Wellington about September 30. Sue left Southampton on August 11. THE KAIKOKAI WITH COAL. The. collier Kaikorai arrived from Newcastle yesterday morning and berthed at the j;«ntral Wharf to discharge a. cargo of. coal. •Sjl a not expected to eail again until tie xiiddl© of next week. MOERAKI LEFT SYDNEYThe inter-coionial passenger steamer Moeraki left Sydney tit 11 a.m. yesterday for Auckland, where she is due on Monday. According to cable advice. sh» haa 70 ealoon *n« 46 steerage passengers. THE BLOBMPONTEIN. No wireless had been received last -night from the Ellennan-Bucknall steamer Bloemtonlein. which is now due from •'New York. Inc vessel has been heard calling, however. *nd should arrive shortly. She is coming under the agency of the New Zealand Shipping Company.