SHIPPING.

New Zealand Herald, Volume LX, Issue 18342, 7 March 1923, Page 7

SHIPPING.

■W&-V' PORT OF AUCKLAND. |^> ;V - : - ARRIVALS. -BSfflPfet-ahrl-- (6.33 »-)« *™ m Paeroa; Claymere <5-* 6 a.m.), ' rom Whangarei; Waka-'WT?i*»-ll p.m.), from Thames; Isabella de v«iae. sohnr. (3.50 p.m.), from Whangarei. :; 'S Marama 7 - 20 *>- m) ' from Sydney. Pas- :'; ? infers:—Saloon: Misses Harwell, Bradley. Brnci Crispen. Dwyer. Edge. Gatherer, v : OOfiUen. Hanlon, Hudgell. Law Maekensie, V- Patter. • Ben.noll. Robbin. Blade. Turner. V:'*r Watson, Way, Met dames Bagßctt, Brest. ninns de Castro. Lonnelley, Collins, FulV E„ "Finlayson. Hunter, Hudgell. Law, ■ pfiWick. Peebles Potter, Slade. Shaw, P <"" i Turner, l'hacker, Williams. W*ts;>n. Unlsh, ' Wawjj Messrs. Baggett. Brett, Binna, Con- ' "llv Collins, Dewar, Eaton. Fleming, Fin- ■•'>•'■ s u*ion Gannon. Harrison, Houston.. Hun- •': '{« Henderson. Law (2), Wesley Marnhall, ■ MoLeod, Mu.-ko, Peebles, Richards, tt-thfr-ferdßl»de» Smith, Shaw. Btephono. Stuck- • land', Thacker. Wawn, and 67 steerage, : «* ■ DEPARTURES. ! Tfajpu (2.40 p.m.), for Coromandel; • Houto schnr. (4.10 p.m.), for Meroury Bay; Arahara (4.15 p.m.), for East Coast porta. Fiona (6-30 p.m.). for Fiji. I VESSELS DUE TO-DAY. Port Curtis, from Newcastle, 8 a.m. i Vfanaia, from Whangarei, 6 a.m. • Waiotahi. from Mercury Bay, 6 p.m. f Apanui, from Awanui, 3 p.m. JJgspuhi, from Tauranga, 7 a.m. CUnsmnn. from Ruseell, 7 a.m. VESSELS SAILING TO-DAY. 5 M.S. Niagara, for Vancouver, IT a.m. Waihora, for Newcastle Vinita. for Adelaide. Minaia. for Whangarei, 10 p.m. Clansman, for Russell, 4 p.m. Wakatere, for Thames, 5 p.m. WftiP". for Kopu, midnight. Waictahi, for Marsden Point, 3 p.m. ip*nui, for Great Barrier, midnight. - VESSELS EXPECTED AT AUCKLAND. XHTKBCOtOJUAI. a.hd COASTAL. Kaimanawa, Westport. March 10. i" Mapu, schooner. Port Stephens,, sailed February 14. Wanaka, South, March 7. . ~- Kaiapoi. Lyttelton, March 12. Manuka, Sydney. March 13. Katoa, South. March 18. Opihi. Lyttelton, to sail. Omana, Newcastle, to sail. Kaikorai. Tonga, March 20. H.M.B. Veronica, North. March .90. H.M.B. Chatham. Australia. April 18. , H.M.S. Laburnum. South, April 14. Navua, Suva, March 26. OVERSEAS. Hatipara, sailed from New Orleans. January 81; due Auckland early » cleared Panama February 10. Port Curtis. Australia, March 7, to load. Canadian Plantar, due about March 16 from South, tc lead for New York, Boston, and Halifax. Paparoa, from London, at Wellington! due Auckland March 11. Corinthie. sailed from London January 94, due Wellington March 6. due at AuckS'i, land March' 10; cleared Panama Febijk rnary 13. .... ■l Port Napier. Australia, Maroh 19, io load. Etf Canadian Transporter, sailed from VanHT couver for Auc.kla.td February 18; due f here March 13 Westmeath. sailed from Liverpool Jannary 19; due Auckland March 10; cleared Panama February 13. Hurunui, sailed from Liverpool on January 31; due at Auckland March 18. cleared Panama February 21. • Raranja, sailed from London January 81; due Auckland March 21, via Antwerp. ' Treveasa, sailed from St. John January 80. and New York February 6; due at Auckland about March 19; eared Panama February 30. Hauraki, Vancouver. March 18. Las Vegas, sailed from San Francisco February 90; due Auckland March 19. Kaikoura. South, Maroh 22, to load. Canadian Cruiser. Halifax, via Australia and South, about Maroh 27. Kentucky, sailed from New York February 18, for Auckland and Southern porta; due Auckland March 38. ' Opawa, tailed from Liverpool February 11: due Auckland March 96. Rnanine, sailed from Southampton February 15; due Auckland March 25. - '' Jersey City, from Texas, vie Wellington. due Auckland April 1. Waimana, Liverpool. February 24, dus Auckland April 4. Port Nicholson, South. April 36. to load. Mahia, left Liverpool February 94, due Auckland April 4. Canadian Seigneur, sailed from Halifax for Auckland direct, March 3; due about April 25. PACIFIC MAIL STEAMERS. Niagara at Auckland; sails this morning for Vancouver. Maungenui, at Sydney.. Makura. en Toute, VancouTor to Auckland; due Maroh 16. Tahiti, en route Wellington to Ban Francisco; duo Maroh 12. VESSELS IN PORT. In Stream—Talune, Atua, Northern Chief (achnr.), Tofus, Rewa (b0..). Ytabel. (bqtne.). Devonport.—H.M.S. Philomel, Iris. Central .Wharf—Waipori, Kaiwarra, Waitoco, Max am a. Queen's Westmoreland, Armagh, Niagara Weatarrn Wharf— (schnr.), France, Vinita. ChelseaFiona. Fine's Wharf— Mahana. Eanadi, Southern Cross, YsabeL The Winpßtui. en route from Auckland, arrived at Wellington at 11 a.m. yesterday. and was to sail last night for Southern ports. The Nobel schooner Huia will be shifted this morning to the King's Wharf to continue her overhaul. The Waipori is timed to leave Auokl and at noon to-morrow with cat go for Greymouth. * The Union Company advises that the Kaiapoi is to leave Lyttelton on Friday or Saturday for Auckland direct. The Katoa was expected to leave Dunedin yesterday for Auckland, via way ports. She is due here at the beginning of next week. a, The Arahura sailed for Tokomaru Bay, S Gisborne, and Napier lost evening. She is (The A.rahura sailed on Sunday. Bay, Gisborne, and Napier last evening. She is due back at Auckland on Sunday. THE WAIHORA. The Waihora came out of dock yesterday morning, and berthed at the Central Whan. She is timed to sail to-day for Newcastle ILo load for a port not announced. THE WANAKA. The Wanaka, en route from Southern ports, was expected to leave Napier at 8 p.m. yesterday for Auckland, where she is due to-morrow morning. The vessel #is timed to leave Auckland on Friday with cargo for Wellington, Lytcjpon. Dunodin, Bluff, Oamaru, and Timaru. MAHANA BERTiIED. Th* Shaw. Savill and Albion Line steamer M,-liana, which arrived from Gi'ihorne en Monday night, was berthed at the King's Wharf to load New Ziuland produce for London The vessel will go to Wellington to complete loading VESSELS DOCKING. The Waihora came out .-if dock yesterday morning, her place being taken by tie steamers Southern Cross and Ranadi and the bsrquentine Ysabel. THE MOERAKI. The Union Company's intercolonial steamer Moeraki is due at Wellington to-morrow with passengers, mails, and cargo from MelW direct. She is timed to sail from Wellington or. Friday or Melbourne, via Lyttelton, Dunedin. and Bluff. THE ULIMAROA. j The t H^ d fv rt "* Parsr Earner Ulimaroa is due at Wellington this morning from Sydney. She is, timed to leave Wellington on Friday morning for Sydney. NIAGARA BAILS 11 A.M. TO-DAY. Cargo operations at the Royal Mail steamer Niagara are taking longer than was expected, consequently the vessel's departuro for Vancouver has been postponed until 11 a.m. to-day. THE KAIKORAI. The Union Company's steamer Kaikorai, from Sydney and Fiji, is expected to leave Tonga on March 14 for Auckland direct. She is due here about March 20. FIONA , SAILED. Tha Colonial Sugar Company's steamer Fiona sailed for Fiji last night to load a cargo of sugar for Auckland. PORT CURTIS DUE AT 8 A.M. The Commonwealth and Dominion Line steamer Port Curtis is due from Newcastle at 8 a.m. to-day. She will berth at the Queen's Wharf, after the Niagara sails, to load New Zealand produce for New York. , Boston, and London. _____.__——— * % CANADIAN PLANTER IN SOUTH. The Canadian Government »*«»?»* Canadian Planter, en route from Halifax to Auckland* vie Australian and Southern ports, arrived at Lyttelton from Dunedin ! •; yesterday morning. She will next call at :;. Wellington and Napier to discharge and load* and is now expected to reach here about March 16. After discharging about !;.. 1000 tons of cargo at this port the ■ vessel l ■■;•'■. •will cop"' loading for New York, Boston, jp t . i- and Halite* -- ■ • ■ ( Lm*L.

- THE WAIOTAPU. st_^« T SlfeS Company's trans-Pacific fteemer Waiotapu i was expected to leave Me"hnnrJ; last week for Wellington. Melbourne, possibly Adelaide, and Sydney. THE WAIKAWA. w-Pn.s 7 kW *'_ from ?* oifio P o '-** P° Ttß ' wtlisl*. Zealand was due at Sydney from Wellington vesterday. The vessel will go to Melbourne to complete discharge, THE WAIWERA. s The Shaw. Savill and Albion steamer Waiwera is scheduled to leave London today fcr Auckland, New Plymouth, and r!?Mi n- , a ¥ M due ** Auckland about the middle of April. JERSEY CITY LEAVES ADELAIDE. Advice received by Messrs. Robert Milltw fl!lr i ompany ' local agents for the Roardon smith Line states that the steamer Jersey ft 7 Ba ,"ed from Adelaide on March 2 for Kew Plymouth. From New Plymouth the vessel wnl go to Napier to complete discharge, and will afterwards como to Auckland to load for Hull and London. SAILING VESSEL SIGHTED. The Marama, which arrived from Sydney last night, passed a sailing vessel about 180 miles west of New Zealand. The sailing vessel, which was beating to the eastward, was about 10 miles north of the Marama, too far off for her rig to be made out. " INDIAN CITY BRINGING OIL. The Reardon Smith Line steamer Indian City is due at Wellington about March 26 with a cargo of case oil from Texas. The vessel will discharge part of the cargo at Wellington and part at Auckland. THE TAINUI. The Shaw. Snvill and Albion steamer Tainui is scheduled to sail from Southampton to-morrow for Wellington. Lyttelton, and Port Chalmers. The vessel is duo at Wellington aoout April 15. WAIMANA TO LOAD HERE. The Shaw, Savill and Albion steamer Waimana in due at Auckland from Australia about April 16. After loading at New Zealand ports the vessel will be des£atched from Wellington about May 9 for , ondon, via New York or Boston. WAIRUNA. The Union Company's trans-Pacific steamer Wairuna sailed from Newcastle on February 28 for Pacific Coast ports, via Fanning Island. She has been fixed to take the April loading berth at Pacific Coast ports for Wellington, Lyttelton. Dunedin, Melbourne, and Sydney. THE BERENGAR. The steamer Berengar is to load at Pacific Coast ports at the end of this month for Auckland, Brisbane, and Sydney. She will be running under the auspices of the Union Company. THE WAIHEMO. The Union Company's cargo steamer Waihemo, from Pacific Coast ports, sailed from Vanoouver on February 22 for Suva, Napier, New Plymouth, Lyttelton. Dunedin, Bluff, and Sydney. She is due at Suva on March 16. MARAMA IN PORT. The Union Company's inter-colonial steamer Marama arrived from Sydney at 7.30 p.m. yesterday, and after medical inspection in the stream berthed at the Central Wharf at 9 p.m. to land 140 passengers, mails, and about 1400 tons of general cargo. The vessel cleared Sydney Heads at 11.30 a.m. on Thursday, and experienced moderate to strong head winds and rough seas nearly all the way to Auckland. The vessel is timed to sail for Sydney at 11 a.m. on Friday. PORT CAROLINE FROM LONDON. The Commonwealth and Dominion Line steamer Port Choline arrived at Lyttelton from London yesterday morning. The vessel's cargo is for Lyttelton. Dunedin. and Timaru. After discharge she will load at Bluff. Timaru. Lyttelton, and Wellington, and is scheduled to sail from the last-named port for London, via Monte Video, about April 12,

AX-AUCKLAND SERVICE. The Canadian Government steamer Canadian Seigneur sailed from Halifax on March 3 for. Auckland and Australian ports. The Seigneur will be the first steamer of the line from Eastern Canada to .come direct to Auckland. M this port all the New Zealand cargo will be unloaded and the vessel will then go to Australia to complete discharge. Afterwards she will return to New Zealand to load for New York. Boston and Halifax. The direct service to this pert will be maintained monthly.

CHINESE LINE TO AUSTRALIA. It is learned on good authority that during the next few weeks will be seen the inauguration of a new steamship lervice from Hongkong to Australia. The initial steamer of the fine was advertised to leave Hongkong at the end of February or the beginning of March, for Australian ports. It is nnaerstood that the proposed service will be maintained by three steamers. Agents in Sydney have already been appointed for the new line. It is understood that the proposed service is controlled solely by Chinese capital. In view of the fact that this particular trade is very well catered for at present by the existing steamship services, is is difficult to understand the justification for the proposed new service. It is seemingly evident that other nations have faith in the potential wealth of Australia.

PASSENGERS FROM ENGLAND. The fWhito Star liner Corinthic. which arrived at Wellington at 6.40 p.m. yesterday from London and Southampton, via Panama, brougnt the following passengers for New Zealand:— Saloon: Rev. J. Lynch, Professor J- Park end Mrs. Park. Mr. and Mrs. R. S. Hellaby. Mr, and Mrs. O. Howarth, Captain P. and Mrs. Larymore, Mr. and Mrs. G. Starky, Mr. and Mrs. W. Tibbatts. Miss B. and Master E. Tibbatts. Mr. and Mrs. C. Ward, Masters E. and T. Ward. Miss M. Ward, Mr. B. Ward. Commander and Mrs. BoothTucker, M. and Mrs. T. Anderson Mr. and Mrs. A. BicWe. Mr. and Mrs. J. Dore, Misses E. and J. Dore, Mr. and Mrs. F. Edwards. Misses G. J. H. and C. Edwards, M. and Mrs. W. Fossey, Mr. and Mrs. H. Frith, Mr. and Mrs. G. Goodwin. Miss O. Goodwin. Mr. and Mrs. O. Watt Misses E. and A. Watt and Master M. ,Watt, Mr. and Mrs. A. Wilson, Mrs. J. Barr «nd Miss M. Barr, Mrs. C. Burgess, and Miss C. Burgess, Mrs. E. James, Misses V.. M. and M. James, fend Master R. James, Mrs. 0. Jones and Master R. Jones. Mrs. M. Moss and Miss M. Moss, Mesdames M. Carmachael, E. Hamilton, E. Linskill, C. Mackay, E. Sfurrett, J. Stewart. Misses G. and M. Anderson, F. Barnes, I. Birrell, H. Bodley, J. Chapman. A. Clement, E. Copland, G. Fryer, M. Goss. M. Hartley. A. Mav, M. O'Loughliu, C. Patrick, M Smith, H. Stead. M. Stuart, Major W. Bedford, Messrs. J. Anderson, T. Anderson, B. Brown, V. Dunning A. H. Mason, H. and F. Rice. J. a"d F. Roberts, W. Sheather. E. Walter. There are 139 thirdclass passengers for Wellington, 120 for Auckland. 23 for Lyttelton, 29 for Port Chalmers, 9 for Napier, 24 for Tirrarn. 2 for Gisborne, and 2 for Australia. The passengers for Auckland will probably leave Wellington by train this afternoon and arrive here to-morrow morn'ng.