SHIPPING.

New Zealand Herald, Volume LX, Issue 18396, 11 May 1923, Page 5

SHIPPING.

PORT OF AUCKLAND.

ARRIVALS.

Montrose (9.40 a.m.), from Texas. Berenga (11.40 a.m.), from San Francisco -'' Mako (5.30 a.m.) v from East Coast; Hauiti (4.30 p.m.), from Kopu; Apanui (5.20 p.m.), from Great Barrier; Wakatero (5.30 p.m.), from Thames. DEPARTURES. Kaimanawa (3.30 p.m.), for WestportClaymore (4.30 p.m.), for Whangarei; Ngapuhi (0.40 P.m.). for Tauranga; Taniwha (6.40 p.m.), for Paeroa; Awahou (8.40 p.m.), for East Coast. VESSELS EXPECTED AT AUCKLAND. INTERCOLONIAL AND COASTAL. Wanaka, Southern ports. May 12 Tutanekni, Wellington, via East Coast lighthouses, due. Canopus, Wostport, May 11. Opilii, Lyttelton, May 13. Kaitangata. Greymouth, May 13. Katoa, Southern ports, May 13. Kaitoke, Tonga, May 14. niituaroa, Sydney, May 16. Wingatui, Southern ports, May 18, Kainpoi, Melbourne May 19. Tofua, Fiji, May 21. Flora, Raroionga, May 25. Mara ma, Sydney, May 29. H.M.S. Veronica, Fiji. July 2. Waitomo, Nauru Island, to sail. I OVERSEAS. Bradford City, Texas, due; cleared Panama, April 14. Port Hacking, New York, May 15; cleared Panama, April 11. ' Port ivsmbla. London, via Suva. May 20; at Norfolk, April 15. City of Batavia, cleared New York April 10 and Philadelphia April 17; due Auckland i.bout May 20; cleared Panama Anril 20. Canadian Ranger, New London, May 12. Canadian Inventor, Vancouver, Mav 20. Tredinnick. left St. John April 13; due Auckland, May 21; cleared Panama April 23. - / Rimutaka, Liverpool. May 21; cleared Panama April 26. Rona. sailed from Sourabaya. April 23. •. Tairoa, Liverpool, May 29; cleared Panama , May 6. Devon, London, May 31 ' AuMralind, left New York May 3; due Auckland June 7. Matakana, South, Juno 7; loads for London, » Waitemata. Calcutta, early June, via Singapore and Samarang. Tekoa, Liverpool, June 15. Arawn. London! June 18., City of Bagdad, New York, June 20. PACIFIC MAIL STEAMERS. Niagara, en route Auckland to Vancouver; due Vancouver May 26. Maunganui, at Sydney, sails for San Francisco, via Wellington. Makura, en route Vancouver to Auckland. , due Auckland May 18. Tahiti, en route Wellington to San Francisco; due San Francisco May 14. I VESSELS "IN PORT. In Stream—Talune. Atua, Rewa (baraue), / Tangaroa (schooner), Kaeo (schooner), Kaiwarra, France, Kawatiri. , Devonport—H.M.S. Philomel, Iris (cable steamer), H.M.S. Chatham. H.M.S. Laburnum. Central Wharf—Rakanoa. Prince's Wharf—Navua, U.S.S. Ontario. Kind's Wharf— Omana, Montrose. Quean's Wharf—Middlosex, Manuka. Western Wharf—Beronga. VESSELS DUE TO-DAY. Canopus, from Westport Manaia, from Whangarei, 6 a.m. Tiroa, from East Coast, 6 p.m. Taniwha, from Paeroa, midnight. VESSELS SAILING TO-DAY. ' Manuka, for Sydney, 11 a.m. Montrose, for Wellington, late. Hauiti, for Coromandel, 9 a.m. • Wakatore, for Thames, 10.80 a.m. Mann lor Whangarei,' 10 p.m. The Kaitoke was expected to leave Nukualofa' yesterday for' Auokland. The Kaitoa left; Oamaru on Tuesday night for Auckland, via ports The Westport Coal Company's steamer Canopus is due here to-day/with a cargo of coal from Westport. The Arahura left Tokomam Bay at 11.25 a.m. yesterday for Auckland. She is duo . hero on Sunday afternoon. The Gisborne SheepfarmeTs' steamer Tiroa sailed from Waihou Bay yesterday afternoon and is due here about 6 p.m. . ■ The Richardson steamer Mako arrived yesterday morning from East Coast bays, and , berthed at the Queen's Wharf. She .is to sail on Sunday night on the return trip.' I ' MANUKA SAILS AT 11 A.M. The v Union Company's intercolonial steamer Manuka is timed to sail at 11 a.m. ' to-day with passengers, mails, and cargo for Sydney. She is due at Sydney on Tuesday. RONA DUE ON MONDAY. » The Colonial Sugar Company's steamer Rons, en route from Sourabaya, Java, with a cargo of sugar, is expected to reach Auckland on Monday. She loft Sourabaya on April 23. / THE CANADIAN RANGER. The Canadian Government steamer Canadian Rangor will arrive here to-morrow evening, according* to her wireless report received on Tuesday. She _ will discharge a part cargo before proceeding to Australia. ' ". i THE LINER OPAWA. The New Zealand Shipping Company's liner Opawa was to have left New Plymouth yesterday to load, for London at Wangauui roadstead, Wellington, and other ports. THE "DORSET. The Federal steamer Dorset is now due at Wellington from Napier for coaling. From there she will proceed to New Plymouth to complete discharge, and ;to load for West Coast porta of Great Britain. THE RARANGA FOR LONDON. The Shaw, <' Savill and Albion steamer Raranga left Wellington at 1.20 p.m. yesterday for London, via Monte video and Toneriffo. i THE BRADFORD CITY, • The Roardon-Smith Line steamer Bradford City, en route from New York, Philadelphia, and Sabine (Texas), reported by wireless yesterday that she will reach Auckland at daylight 'to-morrow. She will discharge the Auckland portion of her cargo, and will be despatched about Monday for Sydney, - Newcastle, Melbourne, Adelaide, Walleroo, and Fremantlo. Messrs. R. Millar and Co. are the local agents. TORT MELBOURNE'S ITINERARY. An alteration in the loading itinerary of the Port Melbourne is announced by the Commonwealth, and Dominion Line. The vessel is at present at Port Chalmers to complete discharge, and to commence loading. The Port Melbourne will proceed thence to Wellington, where she is due on " Sunday. She is to leave there on the fol-low-inn Wednesday for Lyttelton, Gisborne, and Napier, and is to return from Napier to - Wellington, where she is due on May 27 to fill up. The vessel will sail finally from Wellington on May 30 for London, via Las Palnms. / THE MONTROSE FROM TEXAS. ' The Australian Steamship Companv's steamer Montrose, 4452 tens. Captain D. Reid, which is to discharge here under the agency of the Union Company, arrived from Texas yesterday morning, and berthed at the King's Wharf. She has a cargo of case oil, including kerosene, turpentine, and motor spirit, and rosin, also a Quantity of basic slag. About 80,000 cases were loaded at Houston, Texas. The steamer left New Orleans on April 8. and cleared Panama on April i 3. Her voyage across the Pacific was uneventful, fine weather being experienced practically the whole way. The Montrose has only about 400 tons of cargo for Auckland, and it is expected f.he will be able to sail to-night for Wellington, Lyttelton, Dunedin, Brisbane. Newcastle, Sydney, Melbourne, and Adelaide to put out the remainder. >

THE EERENGA IN PORT.

The Keardon-Smith steamer Berenga, P750 tons. Captain T. B. Dnnster. running ■under the Union Company's charter, arrived from San Francisco and Pacific ports shortly before noon yesterday, and berthed at the Western Wharf 'about 1 p.m.. to discharge short 3000 tons of cargo. The latter includes a quantity of redwood, about 40,000 cases of oil and general cargo. The total cari;o amounts to about 8600 tons, including <'iOO tens of redwood, loaded, at Eureka. At San Pablo and San Francisco the vessel 1 loaded case oil and general cargo, the latter including a quantity of canned fruit. She cleared the latter port on April IG, and came direct to Auckland, covering the distance in 24 days. Fair weather was met with di ring the voyage, but the second night before reaching Auckland, a cyclone was encountered. It did not prove, however, to be very severe. After discharge of the* Ar.ckland portion of her cargo, the steamer will sail for Brisbane. Sydney, and Melbourne, to put out the remainder. The Bcrenga is making her second voyage under the British flag, and her first voyage to New Zealand. She was built for ~i. . a- German firm in /1911 for the South Ameri|j . can trade, and was laid up in Chili during ''' : 'lie- war. Her engines were badly damaged by the German crew to hamper her. new owneiH when the Armistice terms assigned ' the steamer to Great Britain. Extensive « repairs were carried out and. the vessel re- ; commissioned under her original German nam", the Berenga. Her first voyage under ' the British flag was between American and ;,■'." ,' European port*. ,

J THE WANAKA DELATED »&»£ TJnio s Company's steamer Wanaka, ?™?, ai d i ie at Auckland yesterday, has 01 , at Gisborne owing to bad weather. She la not now expected here before to-morrow, PAPAROA CLEARED COLON. The New Zealand Shipping Company has received cable- advice that its liner Paparoa, carrying passengers, mails, and cargo from New Zealand, arrived at Panama on May 7, and sailed from Colon the following day for Liverpool. The vessel left Wellington on April 12. THE PESHAWUR REPORTED. The British India steamer Pcshawur, running under the auspices of the Federal Line, arrived at Panama on May 7, en route from Wellington to Boston and London with a cargo of New Zealand produce. Cable advice received by the New Zealand Shipping Company states that the vessel cleared Colon the next day. She left Wellington on April 16. ; THE * PORT NAPIER ' REPORTED. The Commonwealth and Dominion Line steamer Port Napier, which left Auckland on April. 17, arrived at Monte Video last Wednesday, according to cable advice received. She is en route to London with a cargo •of New Zealand produce. PORT OF ONEHUNGA. Yesterdav Departures.—Rarawa (3.15 p.m.}, for New Plymouth; Aupouri (3.30 p.m.), for Hokianga.