SHIPPING

New Zealand Herald, Volume LIX, Issue 18276, 18 December 1922, Page 5

SHIPPING

PORT OF AUCKLAND, ARRIVALS. Deceubiib :IG. Claymore (-.5 a-ia.). from Wliansrsrei; TV&iotahi (2-45 a.m.), from Mercury Buy; Kaituna i 5.15 a.m.), from Whangarei; Clansman (6-5 a-m.\ from Russell: Wakatero (6.30 *~m.), from Thames; Ngapuhi (7.1 a p.m.), from Taurcnga; Houto, schnr. 13 a.m.), from Tauransa; Mako (1-15 p.m.), from Ea3t Coast bays. DECEMBER 17. Citr oi Newcastle (8 a.m.). from New Manaia (5-5 a.rn.), from Whangarei. Arahura (7 p.m.). from East- Coast ports. H.M.S. Chatham (11 p.m.), from Wellington.

DEPARTURES. December 16. Pert- Denifon (6.30 a.m.). for London. Oonia (1.30 p.m.). for New \ork. Niagara (5.10 p.m.), for Sydney. Passengers: First saloon—Misses \Veoster, MooreJcncs. "SN ills, (Juerce, Boult, Stephens, D. C. Webster. M. W. Webster, M. R. Webster. Miller, Clarke, Hopeweil. Do Tourret, Allen. Clouston, Ames. Ramsay. Crossmnn, jleadsmcs Brown. Snodgrass, Henderson, Kui.sht, Lei and. Moore-J«j«s, Phipps, Reid, Adams. Kar.dail, Boult, Stephens, RasUm, ioselar.d, Williamson. Ridsdale. Thomas, Webster, Sunson, Hopewell. Beeves, I>e Tourret, Guvr. Waddington, Messrs. J. Taylor, H. C. Taylor, O. Brown, F. E. Graham. G. 0. Knight, N. P. Adanjs, P. Hutchison. R. Williamson. W. H. McCorSack. T. H. Bates, A. H. Ward, C. R. Adamson. A- C- Owen, C. C. Oust, W. A. Dettmann, J. D. Randall. Milne, S. H- Davenport, A. Boult, A. E- Stephens, J. MacEwnn, G. C. W. lieid, R. G. H. Joseland. G. H. Chadwick. W. A. Black, T. L. Moflati. E. J- McClellan, A. G. Honewell, H. A. Reeves, A. W- Whateley. L. W. Vowat. E. F. De Tourret. J. S. Emanuel, S. Harper, A P. Hudson, A. A. Sloeonibe, W. Darwin. F. Waddington, A. F. Myall, S- Xasmith. N. R. Chapman. T. H. liankier. J. Swan, Sir E. A. liidsdale. Sir J. Kothari. Second saloon—Misaes Clere, Peat. Beer.ske. Wild. Birden, Maitland, Graham, three Sisters of Mercy, Wynne, Briecs. Mitchell. Casey {2\ Campbell. Kand!ey, Rogers. Lard, Mesaames Finlayson, Harrison. Peat, Jardine. Moqre-Joi-.es and Grau. Simpson and boy, Jarvis, Wakchnm and three children, Grieg. Phillips, Coldicutt and riild, Atwell and child, Amos and child, Brailsford. Stevens, Messrs. J Ga.rdine, J. G- Peat, P. Finlayson. C. Harrison, W. Grau. A. McEenzie, R. W. Dowline, •A. Heslop. J. Maunsey. It. Griss. W. W akejnan, J. Still. C- White. G. Phillips, S. Webpcr. Fenton, Jarvis (2), _J. Beil, MCohen. Carr. and 43 steerage, including five Chinese. Fiona (6 p.m.l, for Sydney. Apanui (10.10 p.m.), for Awanui.

"VESSELS DUE TO-DAY. HM.S. Chatham, from "Wellington, 7 a.m. Jliddleses, from Napier, 7 _a,rn. Opihi, from LytteH-on. evening.

VESSELS SAILING TO-DAY. Port Darwixi, for Wellinston. Kaituna. for Southern ports, 5 p.m. Manaia. for Whangarei, 10 p.m. Ncapuhi. for Taurancra, 7 p.m. Clansman, for Russell. 7 p.m. Waiatere. for Thame3, 1.30 p.m.

VESSELS EXPECTED AT AUCKLAND. CmBCOLOSXAL AKT> COASTAi. H.M.S. Chatham, Dec. 18. Wingatui, Southern ports, Dec. 31. Opihi. Lyttelton, Dec. 13. Uiimaroa Sydney, December 27. Oman*. Newcastle, via Wellington. Navua, Fiji, Jan. 7. Marama, Sydney, January 9. OVTEBEA*. Canadian Conqueror. December 23, via Australian and Southern ports. Middlesex. South, December 18, Loads for England. Cumberland, Australia, to load for London. Devon, South, December 23; to load. Tekoa, Australia. December 24; to load. Suffolk, South, December 30; to load. Port Lincoln. New York. December 23. cleared Colon, December 6Tredenham, New York, December 29, cleared Colon. December 6. Waitemata. Calcutta, sailed December 3. "Waihora. Singapore, to Bail. Otarama, Liverpool, December SI; Ciearea Panama December 7. Kent. South, January 9; to load. Wairuna, San Francisco. January 7. Port" Elliott. London, January, 4. City of Evaniville, I'vew \ois, 10. Westmoreland. Liverpool, Jan. 1-. Maimoa. South. Jan. 19, to load. Remuera, London, January 20.^ Kaikoura, Liverpool. January 31. ; Port Bowe.n, New York. February 12. ]

PACIFIC MAIL STEAMERS. Niagara, en route Auckland to Sydney. Tahiti, en route Sydnsy to Wellington. Maunganui en route, San Francisco to Wellington, due December 30. Makura, en route Auckland to \ ancouver. due December 23

VESSELS IN POET, la Stream —T&iune, A'.uft, Northern Chief (schnr.). Tofua. RaJcan<va.. R-ewa (bq.). Manuka, Iris, Flora, Kaiwarra, Ysabel (batne.). Devonport — K.M.S. Philomel. H.M.S. Veronica. Central Wharf—Maimoa, Kauri. Queen's Wharf—Port Darwin, Kaituna. At Chelsea —Rona. King's Wharf—Mati.k&na, City of Newcastle.

The Arahura arrived from East Coast port 3 last eveninz and berthed at the King s Wharf. She is timed Jto sail for Tokoinaru Bay, Gisborne, and Napier at 4 P-m. tomorrow.

Tne Richardson steamer Mako arrived on Saturday from East Coast bays, and berthed at the King's Wharf. The Ayrahou is due to-day from the coast, and vrill ai3o berth. *z the King's Wharf.

The Southern steamer Opihi is due at Auckland to-night from Lytteltoc. After discharging and loading at this poTt the Tesse! will sail about Wednesday for Whansarei to load cement for Lyttelton.

The Kaituna, which had been loading cement at Portland, returned to Auckland on Saturday morning to complete loading for Wellington, Lyttelton. Dunedin, ana Bluff. Owing to the amount of cargo oSering, her departure has been postponed until 6 p.m. to-day.

The East Coast Shipping Company's auxiliary schooner ECouto arrived from the Ba? of Plenty on Saturday morning and berthed at the King' 3 Wharf. The vessel is to sail at noon to-morrow for Mercury Bay, Tauranga and and on her return to Auckland at the end of the week she will lay up over the holidays and will resume running on January 3.

EXCHANGE ON NIAGARA'S CARGO. The Customs Department advises that duty will be payable on the invoices of cargo, ex the Royal Hail steamer Niagara £t the fallowing rates of exchange:—Canada. 4.50 dollar?; United States of America, i.48 dollars; Honolulu, 4.52 dollars.

THE OMANA. The Australian steamer Omana was expected to leave Wellington on Saturday for Napier, Tauranga and Auckland, to complete discharge of hex timber cargo from Newcastle.

GENERAL CARGO FROM AUSTRALIA.

The Union Company advises that the Karon is to load at Adelaide about January 10 for Now Zealand ports. The Kaiapoi leave? Melbourne about the first week in January for Auckland, via Hobart and Lytteiton.

Middlesex due to-day to load

The Federal steamer Middlesex left Napier at an early hour yesterday for Auckland, to complete loading far England. She is due hvr© to-day. and will berth at the Queen's Wharf.

THE FIONA. The Colonial Sucar Company's steamer Fiona, after discharging a full ca rs° of Nenrcaatio coal at Chelsea, sailed for Sydney en Saturday evening. PORi' DENISON FOR LONDON. Th# Commonwealth and Dominion Line Bteam*r Port Denison, with a large Quantity of produce, loaded at New Zealand ports, failed for London on Saturday morning. OOMA RESUMES VOYAGE. The Australian steamer Ooma, which called at Auckland on Friday for -00 tons of hunker coal, resumed her voyage to i.<ew Vcrk on Saturday ajternoon. THE ULIMAROA. The Huddart-Parkar steamer fUlimaroa Bailed frnrn Wellinston at 10 p.m. on r riday for Sydney, where she ).b due on Wednesday. The vessel is scheduled to leave Sydney on Saturday with passengers, mail. *nd carso for Auckland, and is duo acre on December 27. P..U.S. NIAGARA SAILED. Th" Royal Mail steamer Niagara, after direhars.ns nearly 1800 tons of Canadian cargo a* Auckland and also embarking over -CO i;a23enjrors from this port, resuvned her vovase to Sydney at 5.30 p.m. on Saturday. The vessel is due at Sydney on Wednesday ii.crr.ins, and is scheduled to leave there r n December IS, and Auckland on January 2 for Suva, Honolulu and Vancouver.

H.M.S. CHATHAM IN PORT. = i h ? .i.irAtt,."

RICHARDSON STEAMERS Ysio n ßa fi nd to ™ is that Bay. io&g^iSnS d "S3S5 a £r Tokomaru

ORARI REACHES LONDON. Shipping Company'o iins'on on Tl,, j V at London from \VelliaSSS on Sctobor a> 27. Sh ° S " lc(l from Wel '

WINGATUI DELAYED. PoTtl® ,3!i n^ ui - , ct L rou t® from Southern . , de.ayed by ram at Oamaru, and dav Sl, C „' Cir Port until noon on Thura- / Wellington yesIflnd v.iiorl • j° there r t°-day for Auckins- ' 0 18 ue on 'lhursday morn-

THE CITY OF WINCHESTER. n-L h L 6t S W ?£ ty of Winchester, which is sivOi »t,Jj ol- th « au spicea of tiio Shaw, Wr\ w j ° tt , Company, arrived at Gis™°'il Wednesday from Australia to comr'l" a m? 8 cw , Z ? (> ; !an d produce for England. The vessel -will complete loading 47?,°" laru i ß^'„.^ apicr ai »d Wellington. „? • f^ uo 1, Wellington on December 21, v , \L f T- 1 , 011 December 28 for London, Ma Aionte Video nnd Teneriffe. THE WAIWERA. The Shaw. Snvill oncl Albion steamer Wai- , ra V> el 1 m kton yesterday for Picton to oomp.ete loading for London. The vessel loaned a part cargo at Auckland. CITY OP NEWCASTLE IN PORT. The Hall Line steamer City of Newcastle arrived from New York and Philadelphia yesterday morning. She berthed at the l\..ns s Wharf to discnarse a part cargo of case oil and general merchandise. The remainder of her cargo is for discharge at . elhngton. Lyttelton. Dunedin and Aust ration ix)rts. The vessel experienced fine weather on the voyage, which was uneventful. RUAHINE AT PANAMA. . The Sew Zealand Shipping Company's liner Huahme, en route to London with passengers and cargo from New Zealand, arrived at Panama on Saturday. The vessel eaued from Wellington on November 22.