SHIPPING.

New Zealand Herald, Volume LIX, Issue 18180, 28 August 1922, Page 5

SHIPPING.

I PORT 10F AUCKLAND, I ARRIVALS. AUSTTST 2S. '• ■ ; Ronaki (1-30 aura.), from Whangarei; ft 4'mWi d- 50 *- B1 * rom Whangarei; Taniilv k (5.10 •JB.), fw>m Paeroa; Clansman ■M ": ] fi5 5 aon.). from Russell; Ngapuhi (7.5 ■ lv from Tauranga; "Glaucue (7.45 a.m.), 1 Tim** o ; Isabella de Fraine (7.45 a.m.), !;'■':■'. S.m m '' ar « i; Wakatere (12.30 p.m.), h■: {root Thames; Kurow (6.30 p.m.),. from j , ■"••*" August 27. ; M»n*i* (S- 45 *- m ->» lrom Whangarei; Omana (6.30 »jh.), from Wellington; Huanu: < 8 a ' m) ' from Gisl;>OI * I « > ; Rir*. =;■;• lajtcji O *.»->. from Dunedin; Arahur»_(6 j it,mi> ix> m East Coast ' (DEPARTURES. August 26". 'Daphne (12.35 p.m.), for Awanui. || AutiuffT 27. Taniwha (2.10 p.m.), for Paeroa; Kanieri (J. 15 PJ»-). fox Whangarei. ■ VESSELS DUE TO-DAY. RMS. Niagara, from Sydney. 6 a-.m. Wincatui. ilom Southern ports. <w]s, from Lyttelton. T&iwha, from Paeroa. T-S0 P.m. Kasieri from Whangarei, 6.30 p.m. , VESSELS SAILING TO-DAY. j*' Manaia, for Whangarei, 10. p.m. Ngapuhi, for Taur&nga, 7 p.m. Wikatere. for Thames, 5.3d p.m. Claymore, for Houhora, 3 p.m. Tiroa, for East Coast bays. 6 p.m. Awahou, for East Coast btys, 5 p.m. VESSELS EXPECTED AT AUCKLAND. tXTZZCOVXtUI* AHD COASTAL. Wingatui, Southern porta, August 2S, * •■■•' Utasaroa. Sydney. August 30. 'Wa.pori. Greyraouth, August 31. Kttoa, Southern ports, September L. KarUie, Newcastle. September 1f;,ukoraj, Wtstport. September 1. imt.Raiou.nsa, September 3. .Xafrarra, Piii. to aail. Kaiapoi. Melbourne, September e. Waitomo, Nauru Island, September 10. Manuka. Sydney. September 11. >"»vus. Fiji. etc.. September 11. Wairnna, San Francisco. September 33. I Waihora. Calcutta, aailed Ausast 1L '•■' Hauraki. San «Francisco, October. 'H.M.S. Chatham. Sydney. November. cvx&sza*. Canadian Planter, from Montreal., via, aw traiian and Now Zealand porta. du« Auckland, September 2. Orari, London, August 30. Cleaircd Panama August 3. . , _„ _. . Tremere. Montreal, August &X Cleared Cnicn August «. . Port Napier, London. August 30. Cleared Panama, August 7. , Australia, Liverpool, Sept. 6. Cleared Panama Aug. 10. Erroll, Montreal. September 10. Port Auckland. New York September 12. Buteshire. London, sailed August 5. Canwiiau Traveller, Vancouver. Sept. 10. Canadian Victor, Montreal, September 10, §M: " via Australia. , _, , Dorset. Liverpool. Septemoer 21- Cleared ', Panami% August 25. _ . * Citr of Ihxftedin. New York, September 24. Paparoa. Southampton. September 29. Eastern Planet. New York. September 30. i Durham, Livenxwl, October 6. - Canadian Explorer. Montreal, October 12. via Australian and Southern ports. Ruahine, Southampton, Oct. 12. Bunntaka, Southampton, November 27, via Wellington.

; PACIFIC MAIL STEAMERS. Niagara, en rout*. Sydney to Auckland. due ihis> morning. „ _ Tahiti, en route Wellington to Sin Fran- ■'. «isoo, due September 4. Msunganui. at Wellington. Sails for Sydney to-cay- • , , ~ , i ICakura, en'route Vancouver to Auckland, .due September 8

VESSELS W PORT. In Btre*m—Talune, Atua, Northern Chief (sohnr.), Tofua, Bakanoa. ..-, Davonport-E-M.S. Philomel. H.M.B. Verorucm. Queen's Wharf—RJtf.S. Niagara. King's Wha;rf~Bewa (baraue). Tiro*, Awahoa. Hire. „', ..' . ". ■ • Central Wharf—Glaucns. Arahura. In Dock—Rona. * Weaterc Wharf—Southern Cross. Hbbson Whitrf—Kurow. i "Tie Gieborne Sheepfarmers' steamer . I&a will go to Chelsea this morning to lad sugar. She win return to her berth —at. the King's Wharf in the afternoon to .complete loading, and ia timed to- sail for ;Uwt Coast bays said Gisborne in the evening. ' The Richardson steamer Awabou will_load cargo at the King's Wharf tc~d*y tor Tckomaru Bay, Tolas* Bay, and Gwbo-TD.e. She is.limed to sail for those ports at 5 p.m. to- *»•■ The Waipori was expected to leave Greyffieath on Saturday with a cargo of coal for Wbahgsrei, Auckland, and Napif*r in that is due here about Thursday. The Wingatui, en route from Southern I ports, cleared Wellington at p..m. on Friday for Auckland dirjet. She is due here this morning and will bbrth *t the Queen's Wharf to discharge ;hei cargo Of general merchandise, H-ar departure from Auckland has been fixed for Wednesday, whe&ehe will sail for Wellington. Lyttelton. Dunedir., Oamarn, and Timaru. The Katoa left Dunediu at 1 P.m. on Friday for Auckland, via way ports. She is expected here about Friday. The Kaituna, after dischstrginf; » ,P«t cargo of. Newcastle coal at New Plymouth, /: i was to leave there on Saturday /for .Kaipara to. complete discbargo. Froa Kaipara she will go to Westport to load * cargo of * coal for Wellington. The Arahura arrived from East Coast ports yesterday evening and Iwrthed.a? the Central Wharf. She is timed to sail at 10 am. to-morrow for Giaborne *md Napier. Accorcing to advice received by the Union ' Company the Kaitoke was to leave Newcastle at 10 a.m. on Saturday wtih a cargo of coal for Auckland. She is duo here on Friday. _ The Biohardson steamer JCako was to leave itapier st 11 p.m. on Saturday for Auckland, ™a East Coast baysThe Kaikorai has been fixed to load a cargo of coal at Westport to-day for Auckland. Sho is due here about Friday. " ' Thg Southern steamer Opihi cleared Lyt*elton at 7.16 p.m. on Friday for Aucluand. She is due here thie evening and will berth at the Central Wharf to discharge her cargo "*"0» general merchandise. The Australian steamer Glancus, arrived from Lytteiton on Saturday morning and 'berthed at the Central Wharf to discharge aer general .cargo. The Nobel Explosive Company's auxiliary schooner Huia wae expected at Wellington during the week-end. After discharging expbsiveo from Auckland ehe will go to Nelson. Westport, and GreymouthThe Gisborne ketch Huanui arrived at Auckland yesterday morning after an eight dayo* passage from Gieborne. On the other side of the East Cape she experienced strong westerly -winds, which drove ner 56 miles off the land. After rounding the cape ehe experienced veiy light easterly weather, which farther delayed her. She came to Auckland >n ballast and berthed at the King's Wharf to load a cargo of benzine for Gieborne. The Nobel Explosive Company's ketch Rira arrived from Duncdin yesterday mornmg and anchored in Rangitoto Channel at 9 a.m. She came into port in the evening and anchored in the stream. This mornmg she will berth at the King's Wharf to discharge her cargo of produce. Afterwards she yill lishter the explosives from the ette&iner Port Napier, which is due from London at any time. ■. The Kurow arrived from Westport on Satday evening after a smart passage from vvestnort of under three days. She cleared westpprt at 10 p.m. on Wednesday and arrived here at 6.30 p.m. on Saturday. She berthed at the Hobson Wharf to discharge i: ner cargo of coal.

THE GALLIC. Shaw. Sarill and Albion etearacr vtaiiic, which is loading produce at New Zealand ports, ia due at Wellington to-morrow «om Gisborne.. She ia timed to leave Wel"njrton on Friday for London, vi* Monte Video and Teneriffe. THE TUTAMEKAI. ' 10 Government steamer Tutanekai is exP*pted U> leave Wellington to-day on her Official cruise to the Northern lighthouses. MAHANA FOB LONDON. The Shaw Sx-viU and Albion steamer : ; «»nana with a cargo of New Zealand pro- ?*!*• ' s \o sail from Wellington this after£°°n for London, via Monte Video and Tene- .;/• CARGO FROM AUSTRALIA, Jhe Union Company advisee that the Kaia- ?* .yMi at Adelaide on September i for AB.cHland. Wellington, Lyttelton. and Dun«*un, via Melbourne. THE R.M.B. MAUNGANUI. ♦i™ 1 Royal Mail steamer Maunganui ia t.m t* 0 ! leave Wellington for Sydney at 3 ; . f;H; i 0" " 1? m continuation of her voyage "om San Francisco. j. HUNTINGDON AT LONDON. «Jtr e on^^ e F*l etoamer Huntingdon, with • SSfi biles of Imperial Government *00l from New Zealand, arrived at London

■ ! ■ ■ :<--■ . . ■ ■.-.■■ - ULEKABOA CLEARED SYDNEY. Tb» HuddarMParkor steamer "tTlimaio* e.eared Sydney Heads at 1 p.m. on Saturday for Auokland. She ia due new on Wednesday morning. Besides mails she is bring* me 110,. paasengera and 11,000 tons of cargo *ud on» horse. Included in the cargo is 14,000 ft. of timber, 180 tone of bark, 20 tons of aehpajt. and 2000 cases of fruit. NIAGARA DUE AT 6 A.IE, TO-DAY. The Royal Mail steamer Niagara, en route trom Sydney to Vancouver, via Auckland. ; nas reported by wireless that she will arrive - £? ro . ** 6 a.m. to-day. She passed Cape i »« la Va ß Diemen at 13.46 p.m. yesterday. . After medical inspection in the stream elio ' v" 11 }**!§ at the Queen's Wh«rf to I&nct i f«f Auckland passengers and load a quan- , tity of cargo for Canada. She will resume ner voyag© to Vancouver at 11 a.m. to-mor- ' row. . i . TASMANU AT MANCHESTER. The New Zealand Shipping Company'* steamer Taeinani* arrived at Manchester • .rom Wellington on August 16. Sh© sailed , irons Wellington o:a June 29. RARANGA FROM HAMBURG. The Whit© Star steamer Baransa. en rout© iTom Hamburg. Antwoxp, and London to Australia, passed Table Bay on August 25. Sue cleared London on August 2. HAUEAKI AT HONOLULU. The Union Company's motor vessel Hauruki. «n Tor.to from Newcastle to San Francmoo and Vancouver, arrived at Honolulu on Friday. She is to load at Pacific Coast ports aunng September for Auckland. Wellington, Melbourne, and Sydney. RIMUTAKA REPORTED. The Now Zealand Shipping Company"* liner Ruauiaka, en rout* from Wellington to Southampton, cleared Colon on August 10. She sailed from Wellington on July 15. CANADIAN PLANTER AT BLUFF. The Canadian Government steamer Canadian Planter, en route from Montreal, via Australia, left Dunedin on Saturday morning for Bluff. She is expected to leave Blutf to-day for Auckland direct, and is due here on Saturday morning. This will be her final port. She will discharge- Montreal cargo here and also load for Now York, Boston, and Montreal, mailing for tha American ports about September 4. * THE BARQUE REWA. The four-masted barque Rewa is expected to complete discharge of her cargo of sleepers a,t the Sing's Wharf on Wednesday and Thursday. Sho will then be laid up m the stream indefinitely. All her crew but 10 men and the chief officer have been paid off. The men still on board have been busy during the week drying and unbending tha sails and stowing them away in the eai llocker. All her running gear will bo unrove and I stowed away out of the weather. After the Rewa has been moored in the stream Cap- ' tain Kennedy, with his chief officer and the remaining members of the crew, are to*go to Wellington and take the barque Itona, which has been sold, to Sydney, where the crew will be paid off, as most of them joined the Rewa at Newcastle. SUFFOLK AT AVONMOUTH. The Federal steamer Suffolk arrived at Avonmouth from Wellington on Friday. She sailed from Wellington on July 8. DORSET CLEARED PANAMA. According to cable advice the Federal steamer Dorset, en route from Liverpool to Auckland, cleared Panama on August 25. She u due here about September 21. THE POET NAPIEB. The Commonwealth and Dominion Line steamer Port Napier is expected to arrive at Auckland about Wednesday from London. She will go to the expioaive anchorago off Motuihi to discharge her explosives beforo coming to the wharf at Auckland to discharge part of her general merchandise. She had not reported by wireleos yesterday. THE TREMEBE. The Ham steamer Tremere, en route from Montreal to Auckland, should put in an appearance within the next day,or two. She cleared Panama on August 1 and eJioiud report by wireless at any time now. • THE ORARL Tho New Zealand Shipping Company'a steamer Orari 'is expected $t Auckland shortly from London. She cleared Panama on August 3 and should put in an appearance about Wednesday. WANGANUI The Marino Department has* been advised by the Wanganui Harbour Board that piles are being driven up to a distance of 15ft. out from the face of the *xisting whart at Castlccliff. Between the hours of sunset and sunrise a fixed white light will be exhibited from the seaward end of tho wharf additions. Mariners when passing the wharf aro warned to allow as much clear margip of disUnca as possible, as the tida is apt to set vessels toitard tho wharf. PORT OF ONEHUNGA. Arrivals.—August #26: Rarawa"(9 a.m.). from New Plymouth. __ . , _ Th« Titoki is due at Onahunga from Nelson this morning. Sho will load for the usual West Coast ports. The Kini is to load a cargo of produce at Picton to-day for Onehunga. She is duo at the latter port on Wednesday morning. BY TELEGRAPH. WELLINGTON.—August 26: Arrived— Kini (6.35 am.), from Gisborno: Koromiko (6.20 ».m.), from Auckland; Maori (7 a.m.), from Lyttelton; Komata (9.10 a.m.), from Westport; Port Campbell (10.50 a.m.), from Auckland. Sailed—Wootton (11.50 a.m.), for Lyttelton; Otarama (noon), for Liverpool; Holmdale (1.50 p.m.), for Dunedin; Orepuki (5.30 p.m.), for Greymouth. LYTTELTON.—August 26: Arrived—Port Sydney (7.20 a.m.), from Timaru; Maori (7.45 a.m.), from Wellington. Sailed—Opawa (1.10 p.m.), for Dunedin; Maori (8.30 p.m.), for Wellington. Ausruet 27: Arrived—Mararoa (8.55 a.m), from Wellington. DUNEDIN.—August 26: Sailed—Canadian Planter (5 a.m.). for Bluff. Au-rust 27: Arrived—Opawa (9.20 a.m.), from Northern ports. CAPE MARIA VAN DIEMEN.-August 27: Mail steamer Niagara, from west, passed east at 12.45 p.m. NAPIER.— August 26: Arrived—Athenic (6.40 a.m.). from Auckland. Sailed—Mako (11 p.m.), for Auckland, via coast ports. WESTPOBT.—August 21: Arrived—Kaikorai (tt.35 h.m.), from Auckland. GREYMOUTH.-August 2V: £Jatled~Waipori (1 a.m.), for Whangarei. V SYDNEY.—August 28: Sailed—Ulimaroa (1 p.m.), fo? Auckland. MONTE VlDEO.—August 25: Arrived— Piako, from Wellington, on route to London. HONOLULU.—August 25: Arrived—Hauraki, from Newcastle. A.VONMOUTH.—August 25: Arrived—Suffolk, from Wellington.