SHIPPING.

New Zealand Herald, Volume LXI, Issue 18631, 12 February 1924, Page 5

SHIPPING.

«» T" m '* PORT OF AUCKLAND. « ■ "Jj- . . : >1 VESTERBAI'» ARRIVALS. Nwifutft 17.10 a.m.). from Westport. j Sf k JTb. Jtftiiura t».ao a.m.), iroia (Sydney. sr:-V. Pauleiiuers tot Auciiiana: — Baiooa: y-\: fir ana Mrs. Abricat and. child, Mr. and ■>, - S;* J Aiwyn, Jdiss E. Bruce. Mr. and Mm' O .binus and two children, Mr. and Mrs! S* Bryora UampbeJl, Mr. and Mrs. F. fi s Creed, Mr. Or. Col'ma. Mr. P. Clouston, Miss •' L clous ton, Mr. and .Mrs. A. Catts. Ms. >'f «nd Mrs. N. Catta. Archbishop Durig, Mr. &: L W iJelph, Mr. 0. fcoioy, Mr. A. Fin- «■ U-Tson". Mr. E. T.' Fi&lt. Mr. 'M, Caudry, ' njr and Mrs. M. G.odsall, Rev. Father J. ■ Gfttzemeyer, < Mrs. C. Jtiandcock, Mr. C. Healy. in shop »>• Heavey, Miss E. Jameson, Siss B. "Knight, Mr. and Mrs. iT. Lowry, ' Misses Lowry (2), Dean W. Lee,' Mr. C. O. Low, Mr. £.' T. Little. Mrs. Maiden. Mr. L J. Muiholland, Mr. W. McKay, Mrs. fc\ »nd Miss Moses, Miss S. Morrico, Mr, P. Mfcrtindaie. Misses J£. and G Mayro, Col. A 8. Menzies. Mr. and Mrs. W. McElhone, v'-m A. Necker, Rev, Father J. Power, Mr. and Mrs. S. Ravenscroft, Mr. and Mrs. 57 Eiddell, Mr. and Mrs. fj. Shefler, Mr. and Mrs. Slavin and child, Mr. and Mrs. 5. Scott, Rev. Father B. Stanway, Miss E. C Sinclair, Miss J. Shaw. Archbishop R. fipence, Meßdames Sinclair (2), Mr. A. Walter. Miss H. Walker, Mr. L. Waterhouse, Mrs. L. Worrall, Miss M. Whithera, Mr. and • Mrs. A. Warns and two children, Mr. and Mrs. Williamson and child. Miss D. A. Yates, Mr. and Mis. J. Rodger. Second fialoon. — O. Schi, Mr. J. Collins, Mrs. E. CunberJord, Mr. N. Chibba. Jaiss Crimmens, Mrs. N. Desneaux, Mr. ana Sirs. Dung&n and two children, Mr. A. E, Fuller. Mr. E. Gerber, Mr. T. Hollis, Mr. and Mrs. . W. Holmes, Mr. and Mrs. Johnston and two children. Mr. 11. Lock, Miss R. Macdonald, Mr. and Mrs. S. Macnamara. Mri. H. MoKinnon and child. Mr. and Mrs. W. MeEachern, Miss D. Palmer, Mrs. M. Robinson, Miss M. Rea, Mr. J. Spillane, Ars. H. Talbot, Mr. and Mrs. R. Taylor, Miss K. Taylor, and seven steerage. Taniwha (8.30 p.m.). from Paeroa; Claymore (10 p.m.), from Whangarei. YESTERDAY'S DEPARTURES, Waiotahi (2.10 p.m.). for Houhora; Gael (4.45 p.m.), for Matakana: Hauiti (5.25 p.m.). for Coromande>l; Wakaiero (5.40 p.m.). for Thames; Hikurangi (6.55 p.m.), for Whanparei; Ngapuhi (7.10 p.m.), for Russell; Matangi (7.10 p.m.). for Tauranga; Manaia. (10.10 p.m.), for Whangarei. IManaia (10.10 p.m.), for Whangarei. VESSELS DUE TO-DAY. Japanese warships, Asama. Yakumo, and £irate, from Wellington, 10.30 a.m. Msheno, from Sydney. 11 a.m. Wakatere, from Thames 3.10 p.m. Hauiti, from Coromandel, 4.30 p.m. Daphne, from Warkworth. 6 p.m. Gael, from Matakana. 4.30 p.m. Omasa, from Silverdale. 3.30 p.m. VESSELS SAILING TO-DAY. R.M.S. Makura, for Vancouver, 5 p.m.' Arahura, for East Coast ports, 5 p.m. Awahou, for East Coast bays. Waipu, for Kerepeehi. 3 a.m. Taniwha. for Paeroa, 3.30 p.m. Claymore, for Whangarei, 2 p.m. - (7ESSELS EXPECTED AT AUCKLAND. - COLONIAL AND COASTAL. Maheno. Sydney. February 12. Wingatui, Southern porta, February 16. : ' Wairuns-, Newcastle, February 13. Bona, Cairns. February 15. * Kauri, Lyttelton, February 17. Ulimaroa, Sydney, February 20. Atua, Southern ports, February 21. Tofua, Fiji, February 29. Marama, Sydney, March 4. Waitemata. Nauru Islands, to sail. OVERSEAS. Hertford. London, February 13, cleared Panama. January 21. _ „ Waimana. South, to load, February 14. Devon, Australia, February 15, to load. £. Elleston. Java. February 20. r-' Canadian Cruiser. South, February 20, to load. . Kia Ora. Australia. February 21 to load. ; S City of Dunedin, Kw York. February 22. Kumar a, Australia, February 25, to load. Westmorel* nd, South, February 25, to load. ' Suffolk, Smith, February 25, to load. Ota.ki, Liverpool, February 25. City of Eiifitbourne, New York, February i ' ' • «g # Tainui. Southampton, February 26, cleared > Ba.bcv.. February. 4. • • nfl Hauraki, Sau Francisco, February is. Canadian Pioneer, Halifax, February 27. Waiotapi, San Francisco, February 27. Pert Sydney, South, February 28. to load. $V. Niagara, Vancouver. February 29. Srovose, St. John. .March 2. ' ■ aimoa, London, via Suva, March. 6. Trewyn, New York. March 8. Canadian Pioneer. Halifax, March 8. Piako, Liverpool, March 10. Mahana, Liverpool, March. 17. Vest Cahokia, San Francisco, March 17. | . Atholl, New York, March 26. i, Tekoa, Liverpool, March 30. P "PACIFIC MAIL STEAMERS. TSi»eara, en route Vancouver to Auckland, —fce i Auckland, February 29. MwiMauui. en route Wellington to San Francisco, due San Francisco February # • Tahiti!" en route. San Francisco to 11 ] 11 *" ' top, due Wellington, sinnt Thursday. ; WARSHIPS EXPECTED. Japanese cruisers.—Twate, Asama, and Yakumo, from Wellington, February 12. H.M.S. Melbourne, from Auatralio, FebChatham, from South, March 27. British.—Battle cruisers. Hood. Kepulse; light cruisers, Delhi, Dauae, Dsrnitlesii. Draeron and Dunedin. from Wellington. May 10. Lb ~ EARLY SAILINGS FROM AUCKLAND. OVERSEAS. Kent, for London, February 14. :hy Wairaana, for New York Mid London, February 19. _ , „ Suarten, for European porta, February 23. Westmoreland for London. February 27. Suffolk tor West of England, February 27. v.l Port Sydney for America and London, March 5. Fort Curtis, London, March 17.

VESSELS IN PORT. In Tang aroa (schooner). Rewa . . 'barque), Northern Chief (schooner), Southern Cross, Yeabel (bqtne), J£aitangata. Devonport Philomel. ILM.C.S. Iris, H.M.S. Laburnum. Wanaka, . H.M.S. Veronica. Western Wharf— Vegas, Ngakuta. King's Wharf—Kent. „ Queen's Canadian. Constructor, Paparoa, Makura. Central WharflCaiwarr*. The Arahura, 'which is berthed at the King's Wharf, is timed to Bail for East Coast ports at 5 p.m. to-day. The Blackball steamer Ngakuta arrived from Woetport yesterday morning and berthid at the Western Whan! to discharge her cargo of coal. The Richardson steamer Awahou is to nil at mid-day to-day for Tokomaru Bay and Gisborne. She is berthed at the Uuein's Wharf. The Kaitangata has been fixed to leave Auckland on Friday with general cargo for Lyttelton, Timaru, Oamaru and Dunedin. H.M.S. CHATHAM. H.M.S. Chatham was to leave Wellington yesterday for Lyttelton. She in due back •t Wellington ir. about a fortnight. AUSTRALIAN TRADERS SOLD. Kearly every mail brings news of the •fid of some well-known old Australian trader. Advices received in Sydney recently (rtUecl. that the French steamer La Myre de Vflleis, ex Kwanto Maru, has been sold to *I'*- shopbreakers. Thin veesel was once a regular trader to Australia, being the old Blue Anchor (now P and 0., via the Cape Service) steamer WakooL She was built by the Sunderland Shipbuilding Co. in 1-398, and registers 5111 rons gross and 3128 nett. t ' Another well-known Australian trader has just changed ha jris, in the steamer Moora. She ig better known in Australia as the Lothringeri, under which name she flew the «.D.L. house flag. During the war she wag captured by the Indian Government, •no renamed Moora. Under this name she loaded wheat in Western Australia a few It ar ? ago. The Moo-a, which will r.ot share w 6 of the old Wakool, will still fly the jted Ensign, having been purchased by British owners. PASSENGERS FOR ENGLAND, . following passengers left Wellington K>r Southampton by the New Zealand Ship■'5 lng Company's liner Rotorua on Saturday afternoon First saloon: Misses A. E. Bonewell M. D. Gathorne-Hardy, A. B. K ai J. H. Hamilton, H. T. Williams, dames E. Guy, M. E. Hamilton. E M. C r *u s ' Sheridan, Hon. Mrs, N. V;. wathorno-Hardy, K. A. Newman, Messrs, &W Allison, Captain J. H. Baring, A. ■Y\.Hon. Lt.-Col, N. C. Gathorne-Hardy and Master P. G. Gathorne-Hardy, Captain ft- D - Hamilton, R.N., F. H. Mather, J. J. Moore, ,?? on E. Newman, B. P. Smith, ij- B. Sheridan, B. A. find R. S. Wall. Misses A J and C. K. Allan, M. W. Bird, HiJf- ®s?d M.■ M. Wlietter, E. Orbel), Me£r iff? s - Cooke, M - Whetter, D. R. Wilson, nail '» P v Y,-., Lysht > Hon. A. McDonanJ'i?" » A IsOE -- Misses M. P. Wilson, pp. .A. Oiway, Mesdames M. R. Otway, ■it G-. ciandwitn, Messrs. C. J. Brooks, L. no'hl \r iy " Sandwith. C. A. ReyMe«oatnli? Se ?« B Bridsremnn. L. M - Peterson, Mesdatnt), M V Peterson nnd I F. Rennick, i 'i; J • Pennick. Messrs M. F. r?™'' ll F - 11 ■ Uahtcnd, Misses F. M. JmSS , \» A '," nd J \ r D V Elworthy. R. C. ffiriSr M .? dnw ,. H. Crefuwell, B. V, 3 p J, » Lew - L - anfl W. J. CressK m r'n ; an , Master A. Elwortliy, Mrs. X rl' V-"'.! lnd ,^ Abater Clark, and WaJ ¥;. 19S P.- Jones, Messrs. G. F' Wan- - Mre - l \. W.. and ]\FMrs. L. lou-'hlv TM. -M a2or ' an 4 Mr »- ,W. E. Wil-wugnDy-rottenham, and 117 third-ches.

KAIWARRA FOR NEWCASTLE, at li?® ?,"'f ar ?*»whioh is discharging coal torffiwSuJ 1 '" to ° n Friday MAIMOA CLEARED PANAMA. Shaw, Savill and Albion steamer A^^ en rout ?., (rom London to Suva. jTfil * w Plymouth and Lyttelton. cleared Balboa on February 6. The vessel iV 5 4 Suva about February 28 and at Auckland about March 6. NIAGARA LEAVE 3 VANCOUVER. , Royal Mail steamer Niagara sailed from, Vancouver at midnight on Saturday with passengers, mails and cargo for Honolulu, Suva. Auckland and Sydney. The vessel is due at Auckland on February 29 ATUA RESUMES ON COAST. The Union Company's ex-Island steamer Atua, which has been laid up at Port Chalmers tor some. months, in being recommis--Bioned. She is to leav* . Dunedin about .Thursday for Auckland, via Timaru, Lyttelton and Wellington. MAHENO DUE' AT 11 A.M. TO-DAY. . .The Union Company's Inter-Colonial turbine steamer Maheno has reported by wireless that she will arrive at Auckland from Sydney, at 11 a.m. to-dty. After medical inspection in the stream the vessel will berth at the Queen's Wharf to disembark 224 passengers and unload mails and cargo. CARGO FROM THE SOUTH The Wingatui. en route from Southern porta, is expected to leave Lyttelton today for Wellington and Auckland. She is now expected at this port on Saturday. Th? Kauri has been fixed to leave Lyttelton on Thursday direot for Auckland, where she is due about Sunday. THE JAPANESE CRUISERS. The throe Japanese cruisers, Asama, Yakumo, and Iwate, are due to arrive from Wellington this morning. The flagship, the Asama, and the Yakumo, will berth at the east side of Prince's Wharf at 10.30 a.m. The Iwate will remain in tho stream during the visit. HERTFORD DUE 1 A.M. TO-MORROW. The Federal Line steamer Hertford. Captain 'Weston, en route from London to Auckland, has reported by wireless to the New Zealand Shipping Company that she will arrive at 1 a.m. to-morrow. Besides cargo for discharge at Auckland. Welling* ton, Dunedin and Bluff, the Hereford has on board 548 bags of ordinary mails and 136 bags of parcels from England for New Zealand. R.M.S. MAKURA IN PORT. The Royal Mail steamer Makura arrived from Sydney at 9.25 a.m. yesterday. After medical inspection in the stream the vessel berthed at the Central Wharf to disembark 130 passengers for Auckland, and to load New Zealand produce for Honolulu and Vancouver. The vessel was delayed for 12 hours at Sydney owing to a mishap to her steering gear. She left, there at midnight on Thursday and experienced- light winds and smooth seas to Auckland. The vessel made a smart passage and covered the distance in three days six hours, at an average speed of 16.4 knots. A number of passengers will join the vessel at this port, and. ehe> is timed to resume her voyage to Vancouver, via Suva and Honolulu, at 5 p.m. to-day. PAPAROA BERTHED. The New Zealand Shipping Company's steamer Paparoa, which arrived at Auckland from Liverpool at midnight on Sunday, was berthed at the Queen's Wharf yesterday morning to disembark 25 saloon and 255 steerage passengers for New Zealand and to discharge about 1500 tons of general merchandise for this port. The vessel loaded at Glasgow, Avonmoufch and Liverpool. She sailed from Liverpool on December 29 and experienced an exceptionally fine weather trip All the way to Auckland. Colon was reached on January 16. On the following day the Paparoa passed through the Panama Canal and cleared Balboa in the evening. On January 30 a three-hour stop was mad# at Pitcairn Island to allow the islanders to visit the vessel. The Paparoa's speed in the Pacifio averaged nearly 12 knots. From Auckland the vessel proceeds to Wellington. Lyttelton, and Dunedin. to complete discharge. Captain F. Ash worth, who is in command of the Paparoa. has associated with him the tallowing officers:—Chief, Mr. A. E. Lettiniton; second. Mr. A. E. Taylor; third. Mr. E. Hopkins; fourth, Mr. H. W. Knight: ship's surgeon. Dr. de Conchy Harston; chief engineer, Mr. C. Posgate; seoond, Mr. J. A. Stenhouse; third, Mr. C. W. Thompson; fourth, Mr. C. Phillips; fifth, Mr. E. Nicholls; chief steward, Mr. W. C. James; wireless operators. Messrs. G. Roberts. C. Nunnerley. L. Portess. The ' following passengers arrived by the —Saloon: Mr. and Mrs. R. A. Bagley. Mr. C, J. A. Beaumont, Mr. L. Clement, Mr. T. C. Cook, Miss J. Cook. Mr. L, Cunningham, Mrs. R. Downton, Mr. F. Glass, Mr. and Mrs. G. Hunt. Miss M. J. Ludbrook. Mr. D. Meredith. Mr. M. O'Brien, Mr. I. M. M. Perman, Miss M. O. Pownall, Mrs. Thompson, Miss M. Strang, Mrs. I. Wilkinson and infant. Master H. and Miss M. Wilkinson, Mr. and Mrs. A. Wilson„ Miss I. J. Wilson, and 255 third class.

WITHIN WIRELESS RANGE. The following: vessels ere expected to be within range of the undermentioned wire* lees stations to-day:— Auckland.—Asama, Cape May City of Dunedin, City of Naples, Hertford, Iwate, Kaikoura, Maheno, Mature, Marama. Nalfora, Bona. Tofua,' Tutanekai, Yakuma, Wairana. Chatham Island.—Mamari. Wellington.— Maori, Ngaio, Tahiti, Rotorua, . Waikoaaiti, Matakana, Karon, City of Winchester, Wingatui Durham, Waimann. Mnoraki. Oman a, S«m»ra, Port Sydney, Kaitoke, Uiimaroa.