SHIPPING

New Zealand Herald, Volume LIX, Issue 18225, 19 October 1922, Page 5

SHIPPING

PORT OF AUCKLAND.

pi ABRIYALS. I- «T*iotahi (5,45 s-r0..), from Mercury Bay; Man*!* (S.iS a.m.), torn Wbangarei: Ngapubi f v 7 a.in.), froia Taurauga. f, DEPARTURES. Bcaiia.* i 12.10 p.m.). for Wellington. Wakatere (11.20 3,m.), for Thames; \V« O . tahi (5 p.m.), for Marsden Point; Isabella do PrJtino. acaooaer (6.18 p.m.), {or Whanga.rei: Haniti (8.10 p.m.), for Kcpn; Konaki (10 p.ra.). for Whansam: Manaia (10.10 P.m.), for Whangarei: Wineatui (10.30 p.ra.}. for Southern ports. VESSELS DUE TO-DAY. Apanui, from Great Barrier, 5.30 p.m. Wakatere-. from Tharaes, 8.10 p.m. Tawwha. t'rom Paeroa, 1.30 a, in. Hauiti. from Kotra. 7.30 p.m. "Waiotahi. from Marsden Point, 9 p.m. D»pk», ircm Wh*ng*rti, i a.m. VESSELS SAILING TO-DAY. Pinna. for Wellington. Karon, tor Westport, noou. Moeralfi. for Sydney, 11 a.m. T -»s Vegas. for Lyttelton. Opihi. for Whangarei. -t p.ra. Njaptihi, for Taurang*. 7 p.m. Tamwha, for Paeroa, 9.30 p.ta. Daphne, for Whangarei, 6.30 p.m. - VESSELS EXPECTED AT AUCKLAND. ; urrracoLCMfiu. aui> coast-U-. Satoa, Southern porta, Ontobcr 2JL Ksukapo, Grey-mouth, October 22Xurow. Weetport, October 23. Ukmaroa. Sydney, October 25. Saiapoi, Wellington and Picton. Oct. 28. : -itaitangata. Australian and Taamanian : ports, to sail. Manuka, Sydney, November 6. Narua, Fiji, November 6. Flora, Rarotonga, November 15. j XVa:to-rr.o, Nauru to oail. Aaiwarra, Fiji, to »*>.! H.M.S. Veronica. Sovihs-xn porta. Dec. 4. OTKKaSHU Hj.uraki, San Francisco* October 22. Dorset, ports, Octobor 24. Loads I . for London. ! Middlesex. Liverpool. October 26. Cleared ; Panama. October '2. Otaki." New York. October 27. At Colon, t October I. Canadian Explorer. Montreal. October | 28, via Australia, and Southern porta lairtui, Southampton. via Wellimrtea. November 4. Dae Wellington. October 23. Waimana, Southern ports. November 2, loads for . London. Matakana. Liveroool. Novemhsr 7. Wsihemo. San. Francisoo. November 11. Trelywa. Montreal, November 14. Matoppo, New York, November 15. Emrataka, Southampton. November 27, via > Wellington. Canadian Conqueror. Montreal, November 23. via Australian and Southern, ports. . wuSolk. London. November 29. £ent, Liverpool, November 28. tort Darwin, Ltrerptwl., to sail October 28. ! pacific mail steamers. Niagara, at Sydney, duo Auckland Octo- i per SO. _ j Tahiti, en rent# Wellington to San Fran- ; cieco. dno November 6. j Mauosjir.-ui. en reuta San Francisco to! Wellington, due- October 26. itaknra, at Vancouver / VESSELS IN POST. Ist Stream—Talnne. Atua, Northern. Chief fschnr.). Totes. Rakanca. Raws. !baJ. W*nga>.aui (bantne-j. Devonport—HJSl.S. Philomel. Iris. H.M.S. L»oumtrm. Qae®n.'a Wharf—Hermes, Pinna. Moeraki. I Central "Hrharf—Kawatiri. Karon. In Dock—Bona. ; Kirjt's Wharx—Opihi. Las Vegae. Hxtia i (echnr.!. Kbfeson Wharf—Waipoii. Chelsea—Fiona. la Quarantine—H.M.S. Chatham. That Kasori's departure for Westport haa 1 neen postponed until noon to-ctay. Th» Kakapo left Groymcnth at 7 a.xru.on j Tneadar for Napior and Auckland. i The Union Company advises that th» Arz- ' imr* i« io sail from Auckland for Tokomarn j Bay, Gisbonie, and Napier at l> p.m. on j Tuesday. j The Kurcrw is to load a careo of coal at j Westport to-day for Auckland. Sh® i* daa here at the begrinn ingr of next week. The Kaiapoi io to load at Wellington on ' Tuesday for Anrkfaad. via Picton. She ia i dca hero at the find of next w-eek. ; The Wirtgateri aailsd last night for Wei- | linston. Dusedia, Icfttelton. Oama.ru, and ' Timarxu where she "mil load for Aw.kiand. | The Opihi is to sail this. evening for | Whan?arei and Lyttelton. takhigr cargo for i the latter port. The Nobel Explosive Company's «nziliary ij schooner TTuia completed discharge of her | c-rzo from Hobart and Lyttelton, and i shiited to the Hone's Wharf yesterday after- i noon to load a cargo o& trnJaer for Ade- j llide. ] The Bichardson. stesmer Airahou. left Qis- f borne early yesterday ascridmt for Auckland, i via Sasfc Coast bay®. • THE PALOONAThs Union Cbnrpany's iatar-eoloniai i steamer Paioona is to lear« Melboumo at j the end of th« -week with passenger#, mails, ; and cargo for Wellington and Southern ! porta. ; | EATOA MISSES WELLINGTON, j The- Kalksa. en ronta from Southern ports, > did ;aot call at Wellington ae waa intended, i She left Lytteiton at 10 pan. on Tuesdajr j for Auckliuui direct, and is duo here to-trior- i row morcina;. THE MANUKA. Ths Maonlca is tim«i to leave Sydney this afternoon with r-ajcse:agers. mails, and oargo ; for WeSlisgton, wheie sha is due on Mon- ! day. i TEELXON CLEARED MONTREAL. Tha IZtm Zealand Shipping Company haw ! received advice that- tho Ham steamer Tr>"~ j lycn cleared Montreal on October 5 for Auck- •: land, Weuingtoa, Lyttelton, and Dnnediai. j Sha i 3 due- at Auckland about November 11, THS FIONA* Tha Colonial Sugar Company's et«am«r | Fiona, which is discharging a caret* of coal j at Chelsea, ia to sail for Fiji to-morrow ; morning. A mail is being dispatched by tho i vcsseL j OTA KAMA AT MANCHESTER. Tlie New Zealand Shipping Campsnj'ft! steamer Otarama, which sailed from Wei- ' iington on August 26, arrived at Manchester ' on October 13. TEE PAPAROA. Tho New Zealand Shipping Company's! liner Paparoa. -with passengers and cargo, is j to sail from Wellington at 5 p.m. on Satnr- - flay from Southampton, and London, via I Panama. ——- " ! ! WANGABATTA AT LONDON. The British India steamer W anaaritts, ' *h:cc was loaded in New Zoaiana by tho [ New Zealand Shipping arrived at i London on October 14. Sha sailed from Wei- ! Ungton on August 3L R.M.3. NIAGARA AT SYDNEY. The Royal Mai! steamer Niagara, which j loit Auckland at 11 p.m. on Friday, arrived > •*t 3yanay at 11 a.m. on Tuesday. She is I . i>che<iuled to leave Sydney on October 26 ana > Auckland on Octobor 31 for Suva, Honolulu, and Vancouver. ! ( THE ITLIMAEOATlie Huddart-Parkcr steamer Ulimaroa i arrived at Sydney from Wellington at noon ! en Tuesday. Shu is to leave Sidney <>n Sat- j urday with passengers, mails. and_ cargo j for Auckland, -vrhero she is due on Wed lies- ; day. i THE R.M.S. TAHITI'. | TKe Koyal Mail steamer Tahiti, en route j frexn Sydney, cleared Wellington at 3.20 p.m. j -•on Tuesday for Rarotonga. Papeete, .and San j Francisco. She is duo at the terminal port j cn November 6. ] TEF IStUAiTINE. Tho New Zeal.ind Shipping Company'* j liner lluaiiine, alter discharging a largo | quantity of carso at Auckland from I mailed at mid-day yesterday for Wellington j to complete discharge. MOERAKI SAILS 11 A.M. TO-DAY. j , Tlif» inter-colonial steamer Moeraki is timed to leave Auckland at 11 a.m. to-day j with passengers, mails, and cargo for Syd- i ney, wnere Efle i« duo on Monday. SUFFOLK CLEARED SOUTHAMPTON. Tka_F?deral steamer Suffolk, with cargo jjom London, sailed from Southampton on October 13 for Auckland, Napier, and Port Ctaimer:. She ia duo at Auckland about - icivember 29. ana ia probably carrying pauoeiiSers to New Zealand. THE WAIMANA. The Shaw, Baviil and Mbion st«ami!t iett Port Chalmers on Monday lor Lyttelton to complete discharge of her cargo *rom England and also to load. She v,"il continue loading ;tt Wanganui, Wellington, .•apier. &nd Auckland- This will be her nnal port, and aha is timed to sail for Lon«on. via Mcata Video-and Tcn«ri2»» on Nov«mber a.

TREVAERiCTK FROM TEXAS. to I w* H ,H? »te*mer Trevarraok is reported to r Arthur. Texas. on Septem- .( .A,™ * cwtto, of oil *ar discharge L^m? e d e \o« WCll " Utf ' Sydnfey ' Melbourne. THE PINNA. ? te * mer Pinx» will leave- „~and wf nili S ® r to-morrow morning for i-> e r«2f w* Dunedin. and Sydney Borneo discharge of her oil cargo from THE HERMES. mTJI* }*°tor-rmmi Hermes will complete Jf lfJS® Aucki *"d Portion of h«r ,41 A. from Borneo to-morrow, alio may ™!5° <¥» waa 111 fiwt Irt \ 3u Si 9o s t » and, consequently will week Auckland for South until next WAIHEMO HAS AUCKLAND CARGO. U a 'Z n t:ompuny'fl trsms-Pitcific Wv, J 01 ?" 30 ', V th £ argo - hoia Pacific. >- omi liOtlj, cleared Sftrt Francisco at 8 a.m. v"„> r rid 4 7 *9f Samoa. «uja. Auckland. w£i? i. - l lyoiouth» and Southern pojrts. a«r previous itinerary did not sire AuckL**~ a . of ciiaehArse. She is due aero about November 11. CANADIAN PLANTER AT NEW YORK. o Df al ] a ° iftn v^ v ? mm ® Et "Reamer Canadian Planter.which loaded at New Zealand ports and sailed frtim Auckland c.u September 6. arrived at New York on Monday. «t MontreaL^ 0 for New York - s ° aioa | PASSENGERS FOR ENGLAND. ; siasia ' , fl- cn I l33 ®*' Corinthio on Tuesday morn- , -First. saloon: Miases S. T. OsWin, D. , g,nl! M«datae# Owia. M. Quill, Messrs. j S-;, , R - )'■ £»**>«• W. A. Kenrick. E. W. ■ v»JJ cL * J- S- Porteoua. Second saloon: ! i - B*wson, K. Hemmingion, E. SimI 7 «ons. M. Welsh. Mesdame* M. Crookes, jJ. 3won Shaw, 11. Welsh, Messrs. .T. j Meagher. C. Shaw T. Sullivan. A. G. K. ! Wxuaon, Master H. Walsh; 130 third-class. MOTOR LINERS PROJECTED, j Following the news that the Union Com- j ! £*«y ia having a. motor-liner buil* for the ! i Sidney-Auckland-Vancouver service comes I i tho report (hat it ia tho intention of tho < i Oceanic btcaiaahip Company. San Francisco. I j.9 buiht Two 10,000-ton motor passenger « j'® ICT ' orv:co between San Francisco and ' ! >»yaner. I t ;a stated that these vessels are i -.o .lia-w a speed of 17 knots and to Ns I ; equipped with Diesel macninery. If thia is i ; tins case.- the power installed will b» far i i*«ser than that m any existing mutor vessel. ! ——— | NEW DOCK AT SOUTHAMPTON. i A recent cable message stated that the .London ouid South-western Railway had | placed an order with the Armstrong-Whit-worth Co. ior the construction at Southa.ro.p- i i ton of a floating dock 060 ft. long, capable I ;o: accommodating tho largest vessels. At ; present there ia no dry dock in Britain that ; win t&ka the Maiestic and only one that ; will take the Berengari*. The loss of a ! propeller blade hy this ship recently raade ' it r.ejassary for her to so into the Trafalgar . Dock at Southampton, and it was only possible to close the caisson by turning the snip s sr»at rudder right over-to on» side, tier stern overhung the caisson by -20ft. , ana there w*r* only fractions of inefcss to : spare all round. Tho new floating dock at I Southampton will take the Maiestic and the ; : President Harding (ex-Leviathan and ex- ! '. Vaterland), which are to start calling, at ! | the southern port next May.