PORT OF AUCKLAND.

New Zealand Herald, Volume LX, Issue 18354, 21 March 1923, Page 7

PORT OF AUCKLAND.

gg^£? ; ARRIVALS. ''■'■■' ' «tf 0; ', Veronica (9.20 a.m.)„ from Northern Transporter (4-80 p.m.). from V S!n*ai d- 86 a.m.). from whan » aT *ij rtSSc* (6,1 ° «*.>; £rom *£*?«"*' Mako Su »»•). from aleX; Waiu (1 p.m.), 52 Thames: Tiroa (3 p.m.). from Giobcrne. «*?Ltt Vega* ( 9 - 10 P- m ->« Irom fi&n Francisco. . • . • DEPARTURES. ' t«. (11 a-m). r for Coromandel: Arahura ' B» (3 p.m.). for Coromandel: Arahura «;»),i«» Coast; „ Ho, i to &*. p.m.). m SffflrcttXJ Bay; Isabella do Frame (6 | ■ Whangarei. 8? \ VESSELS DUE TO-DAY. ' Vanaia. from Whangarei, 6 a-m. I Kuiaia. from Whangarei. 7 a.m. jftnuhi. from Tauranga. 7 a.m. S Clansman, from Russell. 7 a.m. ; tfliottT from Coromandel. 3 p.m. Jsas, from Awanui, 11.30 a.m. wjiotahi. from Mercury Bay, 6 a.m. -Ht» <*»*• schnr.). from Kopm «. \ VESSELS SAILING TO-DAY. ■- ' fturinthio, for Gisborne. . £. orft| for Picton, via Whangarei. M*k<\ * or Whangarei. : iß ala, or hangaroi, 10 p.m. i ta9 iaan. for • Russell, 4 p.m. \ Wjkatare, for Thames, 4.30. p.m. Waip'iv for Kouu. 11 p.ro Vjjotahi. for Marsden Point, 3 p.m. A?**"", for Great Barrier, midnight. Tiro*, for Gisborne. Baden Powell, for East Coast bays.

JEWELS EXPECTED AT AUCKLAND. I*' nrrERcoLONiAi. and coastal. firori. Lyttelton. March 23. Winitatui, Southern ports, March 24. ;Omnia. Newcastle to sail. X»ikorai, Tonga, to sail. tflunaroa, Sydney. March 21. : giimaiiawn, Weetport, March 23. fujopus. Westport, March 23. K»uri, Lytt«lton. March 29. M»r*ma, Sydney, April 2. MS. Chatham. Australia. April IS. SIM 3- Laburnum. South. April 14. Kivu»».Suva, March 26. *S ■ OVKX3SAS. Raranra. sailed from London January JJJi "dof Auckland March 29, via Anl*. >. Kaikoura. South. March 26. to load. /' Canadian Cruiser, Halifax, via Australia and South, about March 27. Kentncky. sailed from New York February 18 for Auokland and Southern ports: ." due Auckland March 28. Ooawa sailed from Liverpool February 11: due Auckland Maroh 28; cleared Panama March 4. fcnahine sailed from Southampton FebruB Try is- due Auckland Maroh 28; : cleared' Panama March 7. -IWinrburn. Java, to sail. IK City, from Texas via Wellington. do* Auckland April 1. Waini»na, Liverpool. February 24. dna Auckland April 4. ..,„.,, Port Nicholson, South, April 26. to load, Mahia, left Liverpool February 24. due .Auckland April 4. cleared Panama Canaduu Seigneur, sailed from Halifax for Auckland direct. Maroh 3; due about April 15. Port Auckland, from New York: cleared Newport News on March 8; due Auck- ;' land about April 6. • G*y of Bombay, sailed from New York on March 24. and is due at Auckland ~ .about April 10. Waiwera. sailed from London on Maroh 9- due at Auckland about April 20. Nvrfdsa, Texas. ApYil 30. via Australia Errol »a ; !ed from St. John on March 18, ™ ne Auckland April 20. Port Melbourne, Liverpool, April 22.

PACIFIC MAIL BTEAMER& Ki*g»f». en route Auckland to Vancouver; due Vancouver March 24. Maimiamu, en route Wellington to Ban T! Francisco, due at San Francisco April MaJnra, at Sydney. Due Auckland Easter Monday. _ , Tahiti, en route San Francisco to .Wellington; due at Wellington, April 7.

•: VESSELS IN PORT. In Stream—Talune. Atua. Northern Chief ftchnr.). Rewa (b<j.). Tangaroa '(scaur.), Kaeo (schnr.), Tofua. ■DwsSrt--H.M.B. Philomel. H.M.S. Centrif Wharf—Kaiapoi, Arahura. CanaCentrtl Wharf—Kaiapot. Arahnra. Cana--ai« Planter. Las Vegas. Qwtai Wharf—Corinthic. Mat>u (schnr.), EttTtami. Awabou. Jersey City. Western, Wharf— . Ysabel (bqtne.). ;- Bontimi Cross. Lmdstol (bqtne), !-.*■-•■'Cißidian Transporter. Bag* Wharf—Kaitoke, Hauraki, Port ' Jfipier, Flora.

Tie Wsnaka, en route from Auckland, "{•'; Wellington on Monday night Icr Lytteltoa and Dunedin. The vessel 13 to load at Southern porta for Auckland. Its Arahura sailed yesterday evening for Tokomaru Bay, Gisborac, and Napier. She is due back at Auckland on Sunday. Hie Kaitoke, which is discharging coal at the Kins's Wharf, is to sail on Friday {or Wcstport. The Karori was expected to leave Lyttslton yesterday afternoon with produce and General cargo for Auckland direct. She is us here on Friday. The Kaiapoi. after loading general merchandise at Auckland, ia to sail to-morrow for Portland to complsie loading lor WalUneton. Lyttelton, and Dunedin. The auxiliary schooner Zita is due this morning from Kopu. 'She will berth at the Nelson Wharf to discharge a part cargo of timber from Hokianea. After discharge the vessel will load general cargo at this Port for Uokianga-

KiJKORAI CLEARED TONGA. The Union Company's steamer Kaikorai m ] 7i from Nukualofa, Tonga, at 3 p.m. oa Monday. She is due here about Saturday.

THE FLORA. The Flora is to sail this evening for Portland to load cement for New Plymouth. After discharge at New Plymouth the vessel will go to Picton to load produce for Auckland direct.

IRIS SAILED, The Pacific. Cable Board's steamer Iris sailed yesterday morning to survey the new cable route between Fiji and New Zealand.

THE MAIMOA. The Shaw, Savill and Albion iteamer Maunoa, en route from Napier to New York. Boston, and London, cleared Colon on Murch 10.

MARAMA AT WELLINGTON. The Union Company's inter-colonial steamer Marama arrived at Wellington early yesterday from Sydney. Th«» vessel is timed to leave Wellington on Friday moraine on oer re.urn trip to Sydney.

THE lONIC, i. r k« Shaw, Savill and Albion liner lonio Ar, - i ** • to sail from Southampton on Apni 19 with passengers and cargo for flew Zealand,

H.M.B. VERONICA IN PORT. 7nL%» Monica returned to Auckland and £X "loraine from her northern cruise M termed at Devonport.

COLLIERS FROM WESTPOKT. nawa SSf®*!. Co HlP»ny'» steamer Ko,im*> stelmer r. the Westport Coal Company's wer< ? . both wetS to S3" ter Mt Tuckffid Mgh B £ ith Car « W " of apeedv colli*™ ..vf 1 Both ™**»& *» bV>u §£•£*«? ?™ n to Auckland will Tie* ara #i B « » '°l an llJ >promptu race. fley »ra duo here .bout Friday night.

ULIMAROA DUE 10 P.M. TO-DAY. Kwita* art . rker Reamer Ulimaroa. en Z rt .iT yd . ney .*° Auckland, haa It W nn,^«J nrele M that she will arrive M h * lU berth to-morrow 190 uSLJSL the ue »a'<» Wharf to land of oar™ m^ lß> ? nd ? bout 900 to llß at 11 g 2' Bh * % *i raed to leave Auckland *» li a.m. on Friday for Sydney.

LAS VEGAB ARRIVED. Vega, B «£3£S *, nd Hoy £ L , ino steamer Las elsoV .^P Ved i****., nlßht from San Franwil? iSSft, a r, cho "d in the stream. She Wharf' ji* h L" morning at the Central „ f dlßchar K» 15,000 cases of oil. a ASerir.T, eeeral car ? o. and 365 bags of S& T 1 k most \ P arce!s - The Sratia* •* tlie veßßeis careo » for

THE MAKO. fr3 e vß j Btoanler . Mako arrived ittL lE, f &s*'. morning and berthed M V.. Western Wharf to discharge a cargo MVIN^ 68 " 8 -, tk , in and Wall % tSS^,* ha « th v vße } wUI , leave Auckland w-night for Portland *° load a Quantity on D , len > ? he w i retl H n to Auckland &,.iT U^ d i y to load genera] cargo for East flf eftt porta and Napier, and will aail ■B»Uy from Auckland on Saturday

THE CORINTHIC. .She Shaw, Savill and Albion liner CorinJnio la to leave Auckland this afternoon for ggrtorne. Napier and Wellington to complete loading. She is scheduled to sail noni Wellington at daybreak on April 5 for Southampton and London, via Panama.

DORSET CLEARED PANAMA. . Tb: New Zealand Shipping Company •anaea that the Federal steamer Dorset. •a rout* from Southampton to Lyttelton. tfttadia, Napier and Now Plymouth, cleared «Wa» on March 17.

i THE RM.B. MAUNGiAimr. &*&t to*?^ ¥* il steamer Maunganui (.ailed SSL.. Ihngtoa yesterday afternoon with ?w2* *'' ? a „ j9 - an <* «Mtto for Raratonga, "Peeve, and San Francisco. The -vessel is «mL.?,:i j 1 F ">?cisco on April 9. and is scheduled to awl from there on April 13 for Wellington and Sydney.

. THE . MANUKA. •»S?„. 1 " 00 Company's intercolonial 2.™ 5* Manuka arrived at Sydney at 10 S',^Lit* terd -!l. from Auckland. She is scheS»i!r«i° Bai * ?? om Sydney on Friday -with iSS2 g '?' P 1 ", 1 "' and car for Wellington, where she is due next Tuesday.

THE ARAWA. * Thaw ' Sa-I , and Albion liner Arawa. en route from Wellington to Southampton and London, cleared Colon on March 13 in continuation of her voyage. She has been nxecl to sail from Southampton on May 9 with passengers and cargo for New Zealand.

THE TALNTJI. The Shaw, S&vill and Albion liner Tainui sailed from Southampton on March 8 for Wellington. Lyttelton and Port Chalmers. 55* ls due at Wellington about April 15. Alter discharging and loading, the vessel will be despatched from Wellington for woutnamptoa and London, via Panama, on May 15

ERROLL LEAVES ST. JOHN. The New Zealand Shipping Company advises that the A. and A. steamer Erroll lal1 al , , from St. John on March 16 for Auckland. Wellington. Lyttelton. Dunedin and Australia. The vessel is due at Auckland about April 20

R.M.S. MAKTJEA AT SYDNEY. The Royal mail steamer Makura arrived at Sydney from Auckland at 8 a.m. yester»ay- She is scheduled to leave Sydney on March 29 for Auckland and Vancouver. She is dm> here on Easter Monday, and will resume her voyage the following day.

THE MOERAKI. The Union Company's inter-colonial steamer Moeraki has 'been delayed. Her departure from Wellington for Melbourne direct has been now fixed for April 3. On the following trip she will leave Wellington on April 16 for Lyttelton and Port Chalmers. At the latter port the vessel will be docked before proceeding to Melbourne.

MAHIA CLEARED PANAMA. L. D. Nathan, Ltd.. have received advice that the Shaw, Savill and Albion steamer Mahia, en route from Liverpool to Auckland, cleared Panama on March 13 in continuation of her voyage. The vessel sailed from Liverpool on February 24, and is due at Auckland about April 4. Her cargo is for discharge at Auckland. Wellington, Lyttelton and Dunedin. She will also load at those ports, as well as Port Chalmers. Timaru and Lyttelton. Wellington will be the Mania's final port, and she will be despatched from there on May 8 for London, via Monte Video and Teneriffe.

. RARANGA DUE TO-MORROW. The Shaw. Savill and Albion steamer Raranga, en route from London to Auckland, has reported by wireless that she will arrive to-morrow and that all is well en board. Her cargo is for discharge at Auokland, Wellington and New Plymouth. She will also load at the ports mentioned, as well as at Wanganui. Port Chalmers ai.d Lyttelton. Subsequently the veesel will return to Wellington to complete loading, and will be despatched from theie about April 24 for London, via Monte Video and Teneriffe. L. D. Nathan. Ltd., are the local agents for the vessel.

THE CANADIAN TRANSPORTER. The Canadian Government steamer Canadian Transporter arrived from Vancouver last evening and berthed at the Western Wharf. The vessel loaded at Frazer River. Chemainua, and Vancouver. She cleared the last-named port on February 18. . .Honolulu was called at on March 2. and after taking aboard oil fuel for her own use the vessel resumed her voyage the same day. The weather was fainy fine until March 10, when the Transporter reached the outer edge of a hurricane. For seven days afterwards conditions were somewhat stormy. The winu blew with the force of a fresh gale from various directions, being accompanied .by frequent torrential rain squalls and a high, contused swell. The steamer gradually worked her way from the storm area, but nearins the 2s ew Zealand coast strong westerly winds were experienced. Cargo to be discharged at Auckland conists of 600,000 feet of timber and about 50 tons of genera) merchandise. The remainder of t e cargo 's for Australia, and it is expected Oat •he vessel will resume her voyage to Syuney about Saturday. . Captain A. B. Watson is in command of the vessel, and has with him the follnving officers:— Chic* Mr. H. Corke; t-'cend, Mr. J. Aapinall: taird, Mr. J. Jappy: < ' let engineer, Mr. E. Grey: second, Mr. Brand; third, Mr. Melville; fourth. Mr. Winurbum.

NORTHERN . COMPANY'S STEAMERS. The weather on the west coast improved •utneiently yesterday morning to allow the Rarawa to cross the Manukau bar for New Plymouth, and the Arapawa for Waikato Heads. The Rarawa had been delayed inside the bar since the previous night, and the Arapawa since Saturday night. The Huia, which left at 6 o'clck last evening for Kaipara, was not expected to cross the bar until this evening. The Aupouri was bar-bound at Hokianga and it was not known yesterday when she would sail for Onehunga. In the meantime her departure from Onehunga for Raglan and Kawhia has been postponed until today, and her departure from Onehunga for Hokianga until Friday.