PORT OF AUCKLAND.

New Zealand Herald, Volume LX, Issue 18317, 6 February 1923, Page 5

PORT OF AUCKLAND.

• . ? . -U.v i-V'V ' ■! y. \ ... . .i' v.-' . , - ARRIVALS. , Araßura (8.40 • a.m.), from Bast ■ Coast • peris - Kattaro (9.80 p.m.), from Gisborne., ' . DEPARTURES. t H.M.S. Veronica (8 a.m.): H.M.S. Chatham (8.50 a.m.), for Hauraki Gulf. . VVakartero (4.45 p.m.).' for Thames; Waiotahi (5.50 p.m.). for Mercury Bay. Ngapupi (.7,10 p.m.), for Tauranga; Clansman (7.15 p.m.), for Russell. Bemuora • (6.15; p.m.), for Dunedin. , Hollywood, (6.50 p.m.), for Wellington. Alanaia (30.10 p.m.), for Whangarei; Gienelg (10.20 p.m.), for Whangarei. VESSELS DUE , TO-DAY. 14 Mahana. from London, 3 5,.m. ; Canadian Traveller, from Vancouver. Wakatere, from 'Thames, 1.40 p.m. Taniwha, from Paeroa, 6.30 a.m. Claymore, from Whangarei, 6 a.m. VESSELS SAILING TO-DAY. City of Evans viile, for Napier, noon. JSlora for Wellington, 5 p.m. • Arahura. for Eai?t Coast pprts, 4 p.m. Navua, for Fiji, eta., 3 p.m. Tanivha . for Pr.orca, 2 p.m. Waipu, for Core man del, 2 p.m. Claymore, for Whangarei, noon

.VESSELS EXPECTED AT AUCKLAND. IXTXSCOLOKUL AND coaotax«.

Manama, Sydney. February 7. Karori, Melbourne, February 8. Iris, Australia. February 10. Opihi, Jjytielton, to sail.' ,•' Hona, Fiji, to sail. Kurow, Westport, to sail, via Wellington and Picton.'.. JSatoa. Southern ports, February 18. Manuka, Sydney, February 13. Kawatiri, Newcastle, February 17. . ■, Kaitoke. Tonga, February 20. •■■ Waihora, Nauru Island, February 20. Huia, schooner, Grafton, to -sail. Mapu, schooner, Port Stephens, to sail. ovxaafiAS Kaiioura sailed from Liverpool. December 18. Cleared Panama, January 12. Due Auckland, February 6. Pakeha, sailed from Liverpool. December 50. cleared Panama, January 18, due Auckland. February 9. - i lffewby Hail, sailed from New York January 2, cleared Panama, January 16, due Auckland, February 10. S?ort Bo wen, sailed from New York. January 15. cleared Panama January 25. Due Auckland February 15. _ Wangnratta, due from Australia, February 14, to load. Westmoreland, due from South, February 14, to load. Peshawur, sailed from Liverpool on January 8, due Auckland, February 17, cleared Panama January 2-8. Trekieve, sailed horn New York on January 11, cleared Panama January 25, due Auckland, February 15. Canadian Planter, due end of February from South, to load for New York, Boston and Halifax. . - •• Paparoa,- sailed from London, January 9, due Wellington, February 26.-Auck-land March 3. Cleared Panama ! January 31. _ _ „. Cwinthio, sailed from London January 24, due at Auckland March 4. Canadian Transporter, sails from Vancouver for Auckland February 6, due . here March 5. Westmeath, sailed from Liverpool January 27, due Auckland. March 10. - Raranga. sailed from London January 31, due Auckland March 10. _ Trevessa, sailed from St. John January 30 and New York February 3. due at Auckland about March 9. , Kentucky, to sail from New York about February 15. for Auckland and Southern ports t • •/> • Hatipara, Port Arthur, Texas, to sail for Auckland. •' .„.',- _ K Hui-unui, sailed from Liverpool on January 31. due-* at Auckland.M*reh 13. Ruahine, sails from Southampton February 15, due Auckland March 25.

PACIFIC MAIL STEAMERS. Niagara, en route Vancouver to Auckland, due February 16. . . Maunganui, en route Wellington to San Francisco, due February 5. ; _ Makura. sailed from Auckland for Vancouver January SO; due at Vancouver February 17. J;. .''•.'. _ , Tahiti, en route Wellington to Sydney. • VESSELS IN PORT. In Stream— Taluno, Atua, Northern Chief (schnr.). Tofua. Eakanoa, Bewa (b0..). Ysabel <bg.tne.)j • _ . '••:""_. i, : a ' Devonnort — H.M.S. Philomel. H.M.S. ! Laburnum. . . ; •■ . j Queen's Wharf—Mamioa, Mahana, Mako.J Central Wharf— Navua. . Cant iian Pioneer. ■.. -■ , ~ .„ i■■—••.v.■'■-'■-.': King's Wharf—City of, Evansville, Kaimsnawa. Kakiipo, Wanaka. ~ ;\ Western Wharf—Ranadi,- Kaeo (schnr.), »• France, Canadian Traveller. "•"■>"> In- —Pukaki. ~..-.. , ; '

The Arahura arrived from . East Coast ports yesterday morning and berthed at the Queen's Wharf. She is 1 timed to .sail for Tokomaru Buy,. Gisborne and Napier at 4 p.m. to-day. -( -■• ■ •-'•/' . The Kakapo arrived from Greymouth and Weatport via Napier andPicton last evening and anchored in the stream. She- will berth at the King's Wharf at 7 a.m. today, and is timed, to sail this evening for Greymouth and Sydney. The Knimanawa. .is; expected to complete . discharge of her cargo of' coal at the King's WMrf at noon to-morrow, ! when she.is to •ail for Westport. -.'-,-■ The Gisborne Sheep Fanners' steamer Tiro* was expected to arrivo from .Gisborne during the night. She will berth at the King's Wharf and will probably be desgatched to-night' for East Coast bays and isborne. 5 '■:,':. ' This Australian eteamer Pukaki was docked yesterday morning for cleaning and painting. She will afterwards load general cargo at Auckland for Sydney.' * NAVUA SAILS AT 3 P.M. TO-DAY. The Island ; steamer Navua. ; with passengers, mails and cargo for Fiji. Samoa aad Tonga, is to sail at 3 p.m. to-day. | MARAMAJ;DUE TO-MORROW. •'• "' El The inter-colonial steamer Mararaa with ' passengern, mails - and cargo, sailed for Auckland from Sydney at 1 p.m. on Saturday. Th» vessel is due to-morrow afternoon '•''..; '"; '•' J /' ■ ''■'■'''; ARAWA postponed; .;• L D, Nathan. Ltd.. have received adrice that the departure of the Shaw. Savill and Albion liner Arawa. with passengers and cargo from Wellington for- Southampton and London, has been postponed until daybreak op February 18. ' ■:■ •..;;'- THE IRIS RETURNING. The Pacific Gable Board has received advice that the cable steamer Iris has completed her survey work otf the Australian coast, and is due back at Auckland about Saturday. '•:■ » • < , ' FLORA- SAILS TO-DAY. , The Union Company's cargo eteamer nora, after being at' Auckland for three "J month h. is to Bail at 5 p.m. to-day for Wel- •■-' lington and Lyttelton. Afterwards she will take up , the Chatham Island-Lyttelton b'heep service. ■;>* ■■'.'' '<£•;{'■■: .J i-ao\iti -■■ ; ;..' v THE ATHENIC. ~■',/ The Shaw, Savill find Albion liner Athenio is due at Wellington from Loudo:n and Sauthnmpton at"7 a.m. to-morrow. She is bringing a large number of passengers for ; New Zealand as well or caw for discharge ' at Lyttelton. Port Chalmers and Bluff. , After loading at . New Zealand ports the ! vessel is scheduled to an''! from Wellington. with popMn=-prs, for Southampton and i London on March 6 . TLKOA LEAVES WELLINGTON. ' The New Zealand Shipping Company's •teamer Tekna sailed frnm Wellington vesterday morning for New York and West Coast ports of the United Kingdom. R.M.S. MAKTJRA. REPORTED, v The Royal Mail steamer Makura, which I sailed from -Auckland at 10 p.m. on Tuesday, arrived at. I 3 VB, at 6 a.m. on Satur- ■ day, and «■?!?!* K' o ***" ■ to Vancouver j •even hours later. She is due at Vancouver i on February 17. ___^ THE CITY OF EVANSVILLE The A. and A. steamer City 0 f Evansvillin expected to ■•jl»* "oon to-day for jf^r sOs@gl!!^^^ dißoharge RUAPBBTO'S NEW SAILING DATE. ;: f ; February 21. - -—— 1 . REMUERa. t The New }! 2 BJ S?iIed Sh for 5ill ?» C^Dany's 1 evening^ij.'T; After loading at ll3t *° IS- from kissel is scheduled to saU ftSS & WrfSiP'lP : SOUthamDto,l and London"^™ m February *? . $i) , \ ,THS KAIKOTJRA DUE " M n from Liverpool via. P.Z?_ at ®S-■«fc*.sS? , Mf;---- :; v ■:■• ■'■'

THE CANADIAN CONSTRUCTOR. 2 The, Canadian ' : Government \ steamer , Canadian > v Constructor - : sailed; • from New Jjondon on' February 3 for -Australian and .New Zealand,porta, v . r ■- SAILERS DUE FROM GISRORNE. . The large scow Maroro is due at any time from Gisborne. which she left on January 34. The sohooners Elsie Mary, and Suanui are also en route from Gisborne to Auckland. The three vessels y will load return cargoes^ for • Gisborne. the Maroro taking coal, the Huanui benzine and the Elsie Mary general cargo: y- .-,.>-. --i..--". THE HOLLYWOOD. \ The American steamer Hollywood sailed last evening for ; Wellington and. Australia 15? completo discharge of her cargo from I .faoifio Coast ' ports. The rates of • exchange on the vessel cargo ■;are :•—United States, 4.64 dollars; Honolulu, 4.67 dollars. CANADIAN TRAVELLER DUE 3 A.M. The Canadian Government steamer Canadian Traveller, en route from Vancouver direct, has reported by wireless that she will arrive at Auckland >at 2 a.m. to-day. ; The;- vessel will berth at the Western Wharf to unload , a quantity of cargo at this port and then go to Australia to complete discharge.. HORORATA LOADS AT NEW YORK. The New Zealand. Shipping Company's steamer Hororata sailed from Liverpool in ballast on January 16 to load at New York for New Zealand and Australian ports.

PORT CURTIS TO LOAD. The Commonwealth and* Dominion Line steamer Port Curtis is to load at Auckland for .New York and London. She is due at Auckland from Australia about February 28 and will complete loading at Southern ports.

OPAWA PROM LIVERPOOL. The New Zealand Shipping Company advises that the Opawa is scheduled to leave Liverpool on Saturday for New Zealand porta.

THE ORARI. i The New Zealand ' Shipping ■ - Company's steamer Orari is due at New York from London early this month to load for New Zealand ports. * ■ >

FROM ST. JOHN AND NEW YORK. I The New Zealand . Shipping. Company • has been advised by cablegram that the , steamer Trevassa. after part loading at St. John, left thera on January 80 for New York to complete her cargo. She is to sail from , New Yo;-k to-day for Auckland. Wellinsrton. Lytteltoa and Australia. The vessel should arrive at Auckland about March it.

CANADIAN CONQUEROR REPORTED. ,The Canadian Government steamer CanqdiHn Conqueror arrived at Panama on Saturday. She loaded at Australian and New Zealand ports and sailed from. Auckland on December 30 for New York, Boston »nd Halifax. ' NIAGARA LEAVES HONOLULU. The Royal Mail steamer Niagara,'., en route from Vancouver to Auckland and Sydney," cleared Honolulu on Saturday. She is due at Auckland on February 16. THE RUAHINE. . The New Zealand Shipping Company's liner Ruahine is scheduled to leave. London on February 15 with passengers. and cargo for New Zealand. Her cargo is for discharge at Auckland and Wellington. She is due here about March 25. ' ' ~.--- THE TREVESSA. The New Zealand Shipping Company advise* that the Hair, steamer Trevessa sailed from St. . John. Nova Scotia, on January SO, and was to leave New York on February 3 for New Zealand and Australian ports. The vessel is due at Auckland about March 9.

MAHANA DUE THIS MORNING.

The Shaw, Savill and Albion steamer Mahana. en route from London to Auckland, via Fiji, was due off Tiri at 1 a.m. to-day. The vessel will berth at the Queen's Wharf to discharge about . 1500 tons' of general • merchandise. The remainder of her cargo is for Lyttelton. She will load at New Zealand ports under the following itinerary:— Vessel will be at Auckland until Friday, at . Napier from February 10 to February 14, at Lyttelton from February 15 to February 21, at Gisborne from February 23. to February 27, at Auckland from February 28 to March 2, and at Wellington from March ,4 to March' 10, and on the last-named date the Mahana will take her departure for England. f;;- u - ■'< JERSEY CITY TO LOAD HEBE. Mr. T. Henderson has received*" advice that the; British steamer Jersey City, 6322 tons, ■• which -is now :in ■ Australia - discharging American cargo, will load in New Zealand for London and Hull., She will load, a 1 part cargo ■in Australia and will -' complete loading at Auckland, ' Wellington and Lyttelton. The vessel, is '. due in New Zealand about the end of this month. PORT CHALMERS ITINERARY. , ' The Commonwealth and • Dominion Line steamer Port Chalmers, after loading at Hicks Bay, was due at Wellington yesterday morning. She is to leave Wellington to-day for Napier, and Opua, and is due at the last-named port on Friday. Opua will be her final New Zealand loading port, and she is to sail from there on Sunday for London, via Hobart. , :

\ EASTERN CANADA TO AUCKLAND. > The Canadian Government Mercantile • Marine advises that a direct monthly serr ' vice will be run between Halifax, New Lon--5 don and Auckland. Cargo for other New 3 Zealand porta, will be transhipped at Auck- - land and the vessels will then go to Sydney I to complete discharge. They will ", subse- ! qu^ntl£ : return to New Zealand to load for ,'! New York, Boston, and Montreal. The [ direct service will be in' addition to the I present monthly service of the line between I Vancouver, Auckland and Australia. ,The first steamer in the new service will be the Canadian Seigneur, which is to sail from Halifax on February 15. She will be followed by the- Canadian Explorer, sailing ■ on March 15. - ; • PASSENGERS FROM AMERICA. The Royal Mail steamer Tahiti, which arrived at Wellington from San Francisco i ion Friday evening, brought the following : . passengers for New Zealand First saloon: . ' Misses K. Hatrick, R. Watson: Mesdames ■ ' E. M. W. Riggs and infant, R. L. Williams. | McKenzie, A. E. Hersey, W„ H. - Gray, Kennedy. G-. Archer. L. E. Archer. E. I. Ide, M. v. Coleman. 'G. Newman, 0. Page. Nash; Messrs. J. Philp. R. L. Williams, .• I Dr. H. E. .D. _ McKenzie. A". Hatl rick, J. W. Tait, Rev. - Heneai?e, . Rev. Gondringer, F. Hammond, 'Dr. Buchanan, ' ; J. Hunter, K. H. Kennedy, W. M. Corry, 1 5 Archer. 'Dr. F. Bonn. G. Newman. • I C. E. Turck. C. H. Page. Nash. W. Wig- ' | more. Second saloon: Misses E. R. Atchison, N. Lea,' B. Campbell, S. Berner, D. I Voorbees. M. Lawton. M. 'R. Muckie. M. ! Kohn: Mesdames Campbell, Elowor. Ciirk. . : Corry and infant: Messrs. M. F. Fori est, • ?R. Campbell, H. Campbell, J, Blower. Geo. Clark. J. C. Nayphe, C. V. Stout. C. Miller, i J. Wells, Dr. E. A. Campbell, E. H. Townsend: Master Ta.kao,: Messrs. W. P. Browne, Masters (2). Mitchell, and eight third-class. NEW WELLINGTON FERRY BOAT. < A new passenger steamer for the EiisK bourne Borough Council. Wellington. waS launched, at Mojjtrose, Scotland, by the Coaster Construction # Company en December 20. The vessel, which has been built for Eassunger service in Wellington Harbour, as an over-all length of 172 ft. Gin., her length b.p. _ being 165 ft.. with 30ft. be a,m and 12ft. Sin. depth. She -is built for a speed of, fully 13 knots and is fitted with twin triple-expansion engines. ' and two boilers. working:' " with Howden's forced ' draught, and arranged to burn oil on the ' Howden-Wallsend system or to burn coal. ■ All the pumps l are .independent of the main ■ engines, and an electric generator is fitted for , a very complete system of lighting throughout. The vessel is being built to carry about 1400 to 1500 passengers, and is fitted with a saloon fore and aft and large promenade dick. * ,

NEW DIRECT' SERVICE.