PORT OF AUCKLAND.

New Zealand Herald, Volume LX, Issue 18356, 23 March 1923, Page 7

PORT OF AUCKLAND.

& . ARRIVALS. ITtaracga (3,15 - m) ' from London. >;•>- Ronski (2 a.m.), from Whangarei; Clay. ■ ' ■ innre (6.16 a.m.), from Whangarei; Taniwha (g45 m -)' from I>acroa; Wakateare (1.40 _jn.), from Thames . 1! (4.15 p.m.), from Kopu; Apanui ..o> D.m.), from Great Barrier; Waiotahi M'tt# V »•)» rc,lu Maroden Point.

DEPARTURES. •Port Napier (3.30 p.m.). for Wliakatane. Tiroa (noon), for Gisborne; Claymore (1 »m.l# f° Whangarei; Taniwha (2.15 p.m.), lot Paeroa • *T*apuhi (6.40 p.m.), for Tauranga. Ssursiti (9.30 p.m.), for Melbourne. Eaiapoi (10.45 p.m.). for Portland.

VESSELS DUE TO-DAY. jC&hnanawa, from Weatport. Karon, from Lyttelton M»naia, from Whangarei, 6 a.m. Taniwha, from Paeroa, 7.30 p.m. Claymore, from Whangarei, 10 p.m.

VESSELS SAILING TO-DAY. Ulimaroa. for Sydney. 11 a.m. waipu, for Coromandel, 3 p.m. VVakatere, for Thames, 5 p.m. Manaia, for Whangarei, 10 p.m

VESSELS EXPECTED AT AUCKLAND. . <i INTERCOLONIAL, AND COASTAL. Jtarori, Lyttelton. March 03. Winsatui, Southern ports, March 24. Omnna, Newcastle, to sail. Kaikorai. Tonga. March 24. Kaimanawa, WeJiport. March 23. Canopua, Weatport, March 23. v Waipori, Greymouth, March 24. Navua. Suva. March 26 Kauri. Lyttelton. March 29. Katoa, Southern ports, March 29. Marama, Sydney, April 2. H.M.S. Chatham, Australia. April 13. H.M.S. Laburnum. South. April 14. OVERSEAS. Kaiioura. South. March 26, to load. Canadian Cruiser, Halifax, via Australia and South, about March 27. Kentucky, sailed from New York February JB. for Auckland and Southern porta: due Auckland March 29. Opawa, sailed from Liverpool February due Auckland March 28; oleiNJ Panama M*rch 4. Ruahine. sailed from Southampton February 15; due Auckland March 29; cleared Panama March 7. Whakntane. Australia, March 29, to load. Springburn, Java. March 27. Indian City, from Texas, via Wellington, duo Auckland April 1. Kaikoura, South, to bad. Waimana, Liverpool, February 24. due Auckland April 4. Port Nicholson, South. April 26. to load. Mahia, left Liverpool February 24. due Auckland April 4, cleared Panama March 13.. Canadian Seigneur, sailed from Halifax for Auckland direct. March 2; due about April 15. Port Auckland, from New York; cleared • Newport News on March 8; due Auckland about April 6. City of Bombay, sailed from New York on March 24, and is due at Auckland about April 10. _ , r , Waiwera, smiled from London on March 9: due at Auckland about April 20. Nuddea, Texas. April 20, via Australia. Errol sailed from St., John on March 16, due Auckland April 20. Port Melbourne, Liverpool, April 22.

* PACIFIC MAIL STEAMERS. Niagara, en route Auckland to Vancouver; due Vancouver March 24. Haunganui, en route Wellington tc- San Francisco, due at San Francisco April 9. Maknra. 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 4 (schnr.). Rewa (bq.), Tangaroa < (ichnr.), Kaeo (schnr.), Tofua. DeTonport—H.M.S. Philomel, H.M.S. Veronica. _ Central Wharf — Canadian Planter, Las —Mapn (schooner). Huru- ; nui, Jersey City, Uhmaro*. Western Wharf —""ranee, Ysaoel (bQtne.), ,' ,» Southern' Cross, Lindstol (bqtne), : Canadian Transporter. Kim*! Wharf — Kaitoke. Raranga.

: Tb»Qiabom» Sheepfarmers' steamer Tiroa M .Auckland at noon yesterday for the £*it Coast The Wineatui left Wellington at 5 p.m. Cn Wednesday, for Auckland. She is due here to-morrow. r The Karori is expected to arrive to-night with a cargo of produce from Lyttelton. & The Ksiapoi completed loading general ;£ cargo at the CentraJ Wharf yesterday evens' ing and sailed for Portland to complete ■f leading for Wellington, Lyttelton, and Dun«din.

THE MANUKA FOR WELLINGTON. The Union Company's inter-colonial steamer Manuka is scheduled to sail from Sydney to-dav with passengers, mails, and cargo far Wellington. She is due there on Tuisday.

THE HAURAKI SAILED. The Union Company's motor-vessel Hauraki sailed last night for Melbourne, Adelaide, and Sydnev. to complete discharge of Mt cargo from Pacific Coast porta.

THE JERSEY CITY. The Reardon Smith Line steamer Jersey City which is completing loading for Hull, Xiusdon, »nd Hamburg at *> the Queen's Wharf, i» expected to leave to-morrow.

KAIMANAWi DUE TO-DAY. The Union Company*)] steamer K&im&nawa li due here to-day with a cargo of coal from Westport. She will berth at the Sheerlega Wharf to discharge coal for the warships.

THE PORT NAPIER The Commonwealth and Dominion _ Lino steamer Port Napier completed loading a part cargo at the King's Wharf yesterday afternoon, and sailed for Whakatane to continue _ loading. She will proceed thence to Gisborne, Napier, and Wellington, returning to Auckland next month to complete before sailing for London.

THE CANADIAN CRUISER, The Canadian Cruiser, from Adelaide, is Jow at Wellington discharging and loading for New York, Boston, and Montreal. She » expected to sail to-morrow for Auckland to complete, the should sail finally from here on March 29.

KUMAR A LEAVES MONTE VIDEO. The Shaw, Savill and Albion Company's steamer Ktimara, which left Wellington on February 23 for London, sailed from Monte 'idea on March 13 in continuation of her voyage.

■M\ r MAR AM A FOR SYDNEY. Jki' Union Company's intercolonial *w«n»r Mar am a. will leave Wellington tooty »n her return trip to Sydney. On her »rnv»l at Wellington on Tuesday she had "jnihipments ex the following vessels: — in! Mara, Narkunda. Citta di Gonova, St.. Albans. Jerviii Bar, Sonoma, Niagara, Omar, •twna, Tjikandi. Houtrnan, and Benalla.

PORT ADELAIDE'S MOVEMENTS. The Commonwealth and Dominion steamer Port Adelaide, which has been delayed at Wanganui, is due at Wellington to-day. From that port she will proceed to Lyttelton h> complete, and sails on Maroh 25 for London, via Monte Video.

busy DAY at WELLINGTON. Owing to the number of ships at Wellington on Tuesday sufficient; men were not available, under the new system of en•aging waterfront labour, to unload export ♦? P tst Tom the Kaitoa, and two gangs of the Wellington Harbour Board's permanent casuals were called in to work the ship. J-ne oversea liners Port Curtis, Hannan, Kar&mea, and Armagh were completing •Homeward loading. The Trevessa was discharging New York cargo, and the and Mamma, were also working, besides the usual fleet of coastal vessels.

THE CANADIAN TRANSPORTER. The Canadian Government steamer CanjKuan Transporter, which is discharging »™b«r and general merchandise at the Western Wharf, is expected to sail tomorrow for Sydney to put out the remainder.

' NIUE ISLAND SERVICE. The hare luentine Ysabel, now lying at the Western Wharf, will come to the Queen's wharf to receive stores for the Niue Island •»Hlers on Monday. If weather conditions ? r ® i?. voura hlo, it is hoped to despatch her lor Niue Island direct on Tuesday.

THE CANADIAN PLANTER. The Canadian Government oteamer Canadian Planter is expected to complete loader? / w • Zealand produce at the Central Wharf this evening, and sail to-morrow for New York, Boston and Halifax.

R.M.S. TAHITI. The, Royal Mail steamer Tahiti left San Francisco for Wellington at noon last Friday. She i* du» there on April 7. The J««««l.hM & small Quantity of cargo for transhipment to Auckland.

THE TTLiMAROA. . • ?%£ Ulimaroa, which arrived i from Sydney on Wednesday night, berthed at the Queer's wharf yesterday morning to land her passengers and discharge about 900 tons of cargo.. She carried 173 saloon and 60 steerage Passengers. She brought an Australia? cPj r New Zealand. The steamer Wit Sydney .at noon on Saturday and experienced unpleasant southerly weather coming across the Tasman, A smoother passage was made after rounding North Cape. Thct l/lunaroa s cargo included 400 crises canned fish. 2410 bags bonedust, 150 cases pulp. 80) packages , a ' 320 drums carbide oi calcium. 200 bales hemp, 187 bundles matting, '200 J 5 ®* 8 rice. 266 Dags bark, 490 bags plaster, 130 bags sulphur, 689 pigs load,,,and a quantify of timber. Transfers were made from the following steamers: —St. Albans, Citta di Genova, Omar, Malapan, Montoro, Tjikandi, Houtman, Taiyuan. Australbrook, Jervis ■Bay. Rtniv. The Ulimaros. will leave for Sydney at 11 a.m. to-day.

PASSENGERS FOR SAN FRANCISCO. The Royal Mail uteamer Maunganui. which sailed, from Wellington on Tuesday for San Francisco, via .Rarotonsa and Papeete, car* ried the following passengers:— saloon: Miss Bridges. Coughlan (2), G. Gilmour, Heaton, Hardy, Halstead and nurse, Jolly, Jones (3), Lindsay, Longheath, Mitchell ("!), McKonzie, Newman, Proaser. Pattie, C. Stack R. Scott, N. Smith, C. Smith, Amy Wood, Wilson, A. Welch. Westmacott, J. L. Wennie; Mesdamea Atkinson, Armstrong, Allen, Armstrong. Austin, Bridges, Berry, E. M. Brown, O. Kerbloom, Clegg, Cawsey and child, Cameron, Coughlan, Dare, Grounf, George, Gair, Hannah and 2 children and nurse, Handy, Henshall and 2 children, Hamilton, Hardy. Haltcsad, Izard, Jolly. Kerr. Locke. Leonson and child Medhcott. Marshall. Martin, Miller, Mckenzie. iVettleford, Peat, A. J. Peacock, Peerbery, H. C. Raven, B. R. Stock. Smith. Smith and child. Thurston, Wood, Wilson, Willoughby, A. E. Wakefield, E. J. Watt. Young, and Lady Jones; Messrs. G. Atkinson, G. A. Armstrong. W. A. Allen. T. W. Allen. F. Bcederman, T. S. Brooksbank, Berry, Clegg, Cawsey, Cameron. A. W. Dare, A. E. Grounf, E. George, J. S. Gair, J. A. Hannah. E. S. Hardy. Holland, Hardy, Halstead, M. Just, H. E. Jolly, J. Johnston, J. J. Johnston, R. J. Kersey. Kerr. Locke. Leonson, M. Love, W. D. Merewether, J. W. Header, "W. A. Medlicott, Mitchell, Meynell, Master McKenzie, E. A. Nettleford, A. Newman, O. Kerbloom, Peat, Peerberg, Powle, T. R. Quill. T. Richard. F. B. Smith, H. Smith, Sullivan, Schriver, K. M. Slight, H. Thurston, Tait, A. Wilson, Watt, Wright, F. Young, Dr. Chisholm. Hon. H. S. Izard, Sir Henry Jones, Colonel St. John Killery, Dr. Storey Wilson; and 72 second saloon.

RARANGA IN PORT. The Shaw, Savill and Albion steamer Raranga, 7956 tons. Captain C. M. Andrews, arrived from Antwerp yesterday afternoon, and berthed at the King's Wharf to discharge a part cargo of basic slag. Her total cargo comprises 5904 tons, of which 2935 tons are for Auckland, 967 tons for Wellington, and 2002 tons for New Plymouth. She loaded the whole of her cargo at Antwerp, which was oleared on February 10. During the first half of the voyage to Colon the vessel experienced very,, boisterous weather—the same Atlantio gales encountered by other steamers during the first few weeks of February. She arrived at Colac on February 27. and cleared Panama tne following day. The remainder of the voyage was without incident, fine weather prevailing practically all the way to the New Zealand coast. After discharging the Auckland portion of basic slag, the Rarnnga will commence loading general cargo for London. She will also load at Wellington, New Plymouth, Wanganui, Port Chalmers, and Lyttelton, returning to Wellington to complete. Her final departure will be made from Wellington about April 25 for London, via Monte Video and Teneriffe. L. D. Nathan, Ltd., are the local agents for the vessel.

NORTHERN COMPANY'S VESSELS. The Northern Company's steamer Apanui is to sail at 8 s>..m. to-morrow for Whangaroft. Manponui, and Awanui. Only mails will be taken to Whangaroa and Mangonui. Cargo for Awanui will be received at the vessel to-day. A special trin will be run to-morrow to Omiha, Waiheke, formerly known as Rocky Bay, by the Waiuku, which will leave Auckland at 1.45 p.m., calling at Surfdale all Omiha. The return trip will be made the same afternoon, leaving Omiha at 5 p.m., Ostend at 5.15 p.m., and Surfdale at 5.30 p.m. A vessel will also call at Omiha Bay every Monday, leaving Auckland at 9.30 a.m. Holiday arrangements are being made by the Northern Steamship Company in connection with the running of its vessels next week. The following movements are announced — ... Tie Manaia is to. make an additional trip to Whansarei, leaving Auckland at 10 p.m. on Thursday. The Ngapuhi will leave for Tauranga on Monday «nd Wednesday. The Clansman will make only one trip North next week, leaving Auckland on Mondav. and calling a,t all her usual ports. The Motu and t.Himai will both leave Auckland at 11 a.m. on Monday for their respective porta, Opotiki and Whakatane.