SHIPPING.

New Zealand Herald, Volume LXI, Issue 18708, 14 May 1924, Page 7

SHIPPING.

PORT OF AUCKLAND. ' ' ~ — , 1 YESTERDAY'S ARRIVALS, ; 4 ' XwApoi (1.35 a.m.)\ from Newcastle. . ■ • Hftuiti (5 85 a.m.), from Warkworthj ■AMlatere (4.50 p.m.), from Thames. 5-i Hauiti (6.40 p.m.), from . . Coromand#lj •; . Bttiurangi 19.30 p.m.), from Whangareij Awfthou (9.40 p.m.), from East Coast ports. • YESTERDAY'S DEPARTURES. I R.M.S. Niagara (12.30 p.m.) for Vancouver, passenger* First saloon: Mr. E. C. Adams, Mr. "W. Alexander, Mr. T. li. Baillie, Mrs. Baillie, Mr. Allport Barker, Mrs. - Barker, Mrs. A. Ben-Is, Mrs. M. Beaver, Miss G. Beaver, Mrs. J. J. Berry, General Bram-well Booth. General W. B. Booth, Adjutant Wyclifla Booth, Mr. G. S. Braden, Mrs. Brtden, Captain. H. . C. Bradley, Mrs. Bradley, Mr. G. Burns, Mrs. Bursa, Mr. ,J. M. CadiEftn, Mr. J. D. Canning, Mr. - J). K. Chadbourne, Mrs. Chadbourne, Mr. T. Coley, Mrs. Coley, Mrs. Crompton, Miss ; Crompton, .Mr. B. V. Crowe. Mr. H. Crompton, Miss C.. Crosse, Mr. T. Crosse, Mr. W. P. CutKbertaon, Mrs. Cuthbertson, Mr. H. S. Dudley, Mrs. Dadley, Kcv. J. Dawson, Miss J. Dawson, Miss M. J. Denniston, Mr. M. B. Kellum, Mrs. Kellum, Mr. J B. Xing, Miss A, Lamb, Miss- M« Love, Mrs. M. S. McArthur, Mr. G. H. Macfarlane, Mrs. Maciarlane. Mr. W. H. Martin, 1 Mr. P. Stanley May. Mrs. Ferris, Mr. W. Ferris, Mrs C. B. Fisher, Hon. G. Fowlds, Mrs. Fowlds, Miss' A. S. Gardner, Miss F. Gardner, Miss M. J. Gardner, Mr. A. Granger, Miss A. Grant, Mrs. T. G. Groome, Mr. E. a.wley, Miss A, V. Hay, Miss S. Hardy, Mr. Rorsley, Mrs. L. Homey, Mr. R. 3. Hunter-Weston, Mrs. Hunter-Weston, Miss ' M. Hunter-West on, Mr. A. J. Hutchinson, • Mrs. Hutchinson, Mrs. M. Moody, Commander H. W. Napp, Mrs. Nash, Mr. H. B. Norton, Mrs. Norton, Mr. H. Norton, Miss Otway, Mr. H Owen, Mr. E. S. Parker. Mr. I). Perry, Mrs. M. Palmer, Rt. Rev. Arch. Redwood, Miss A. Roche, Mr. W. E. Rose, Mr. A. Rowlands, Mrs. Rowlands, Miss Biissdli Mis. B. Ritchie. Mrs. G. W. Schuman. Mr. J. geabrook. Miss. G. Shaqd, Dr. E. P. Sinclair, Mr. Sinclair, Mrs. Sinclair, Miss B. R. Sinclair and maid; Briar. t. Smith. Mr. A. M. Souter. Mrs. Scuter, r. P. S. Stanley-May, Mr. P. J. Stanlevay, Mr. H. C. Stone, Miss Stone, Mr. F. C. Studman, Miss C. Sutherland, Miss M. A. Tait, Miss A, Thompson, Miss G. Thomp> non.- Mr. Upaeeraft, Mrs.„Updegra£t, MS. W. Vesty,. Mr, Geo. F». Williamson, Mr. E. •H. Wins, Mr. H. J. C. Yarborough. Second saloon: Mrs. A. E. Adams, Mr. G. H. Allen, Mrt>. Allen, Mr. Baxter, Mr. R. Burrsll, Mrs. Purrell, Miss J. Barnett, Mr. J. J. Ball, Mr. R. Bunting,- Mi«« -- H. • H. Bedwell, . Miss M. H. A. . Buchanan, Miss F. S S. Buchanan, Mr. Bennett, Miss C. Behling, Miss M. Blown. Mr. Byng-Hall. Mr. Byng-Hall, Miss Sj-ng-Fall, Mrs. M. Byng-Hall, Miss L. Cox,' r. A. Cuthbert, Miss E. Cartv? right, Mr. C. Cartwriijht, Mr. F. Dashwood, Mr. De ndiy. Mr&. Dendy, , Mr. Duthie. Mrs. Dnthie, Mr. Denby, Mrs. Denby. Mr. F. J. Lick, Mrs S Elliott, Mrs. Furse, Mr Furse, Miss M. Fielder, Mr. T. J. Greeves, Master Greeves. Mr. W. A. Gee, Mrs. Gray, Miss J. E. Gunn, Miss A. Harrison, Rev. C. "W. Howard. Mrs. Howard, Mis 3 P. Howard, Master R. Howard, Miss A. Holmes. Miss J. D. Holmes, Mr. Hollingwood, Mr. J. R. A. Harrison, Mr. C. R. Hayvard and child, Mrs Harrison, - Mr. J. Harvey, Mrs. Harvey, Miss E. Harvey, Master B. Harvey. Miss M.. Harvey, Miss J. Harvey, Miss A. Harvey. Mr. J. Harvey, Mr. R. Harvey, Master A. Harvey, Master T. Harvey, Miss A. Hopewell. Mr. B. M. Izard, Mr. Koehler, Miss F. Morley, Mr. A. G. Metcalfe, Miss McLennan, Mr, A. Macalister, Mr. R. A. McCay. Mr. J. Mander, Mrs.. M. Neil lon, Mr. E. O. Norrington, Mrs. Nimmo. Mr. N. T. Neilson. Mr. J. F. Poulton, Mrs. Poulton, Miss E. Palmer, Miss M. C. Page, Miss A. J. Page, Misi 1. Poole, Mrs. Pearson. Mr. A. M. Perry, Mr. C. L. Peek. -Mr. P. R. Presents, Mr. E. Piorce, Mr. S. Palmer, Mr. Prickle. Dr. G. B. Pr it chard. Mr. A., N. Royce, Mr. Rowe, Miss B. E. Rftnniser, Mi?a M. E. Rage. Miss G. Ronaldson, Mrs. E. Sliaw and child, Miss S. M. Smith. Miss Starkey. Mr. W. Simpson, Mr. R. P. Smith, Mr. W. B. Scott. Mr,. A. Seumter, Mrs. C. Simpson, Miss-C. Simpson.' Mrs. 57 Sixsmith. Mrs. N. Stock, Mr. E. Thomas, Mr J. A. Thomson, Misses Tollerton, Mr. • Wilson, Mr. H. Wilson, Miss R. Watson, Mis? A. Watson. Mr, U. Webster, Mr. S. Webster. Mrj. Wella, Captain M. Z-oebel; and 73 third-class. •■ ■ , „ .. Waimarino (1.45 .p.m.), for Newcastle. Hauiti (7.35. a.m.). for Coromandel; Ara hura (1 p.m.), for East Coast ports: Claymore (2.15 p.m.), for Whangarei; Tamwha (5.15 • p.m.), for Paeroa. . _■. Daphne (7.30 p.m.). for s Mercury Bay. West Kat&n (6.30 p.m.). for Wellington.

! . VESSELS DUB TO-DAY. Ulimaroa. from Sydney, 3 p.m.' i' Flora, front Lvttelton. _ Kurow, from. West port, 5 p.m. I Gael, from Kerepeehi, a.m. i Manaia. from Whangarei. 6 a.m. 1 Ngapuhi. from Russell, 6 a.m. _ 1 Claymore. from Whangsrei, 10 p.m. ! Taniwha, from Paeroa, 11 p.m. Kawau, . from Omaha, 7.30 p.m.

| VESSELS SAILING TO-DAY. 1 Gael, for Matakana, 9 a.m. * , - , ' "Wakatere, for Tnames, 9.80 a.m. . tiani.- lor Great Barrier, micnight. apuhi. for Russell, 4 P.m. ; Matangi. for Tauranga, 7 p.m. ! Manaia,' for Whangarei, 10 P.m. !' Daphne, for Kopu, 8 p-m. : Awahou. for East Coast ports, 10 p.m. I Truro City, -■ for Brisbane. j Sussex, for Wellington, 10 a.m.

(VESSELS' EXPECTED AT AUCKLAND.

nTEEBCOLOOTLii AHD COAfITAIi, ■ • Kakapo, iWalpole Island, due. Flora, lyttelton. May 14. ' . Kurow, Westport, May 14. Ulimaroa u Sydney. May 14. Karori. Westport, May 16. Tre^n, 3 Newcastle. 5 * May 16. Wingatui, Lyttelton. May 16. Kawatiri, westport. May 18. Situna, Greymouth, May 19. - Kauri, [Melbourne, to sal. Kaitaneata, Lyttelton. to saiL Kaitoke. Melbourne, to sail. Mar am a, Sydney, May 37. „ . W1 Ngakuta. Rarotonga, May 28. via Wellington.

I Piako. South, May 18. f Port Bowen, South, May 18. : i Turakina, Liverpool May 19. I Dorset, Liverpool, May 13. King Howell. Antwerp,.May 20. ' City of Adelaide, New . York, May 20, ! Pakeha, Australia, May 21 _ , Port Victor. London, May^23. I Nardana, New York,- May 26. . j Canadian Spinner, South, May 26, to load. Mahia, London, June 1. : Botorna, London, via South. June 7, I Ruapehu, London. June 7. _ ' Trebertha, New York, Juno 7. ! Rimutaka. South, June 11. to load. Norfolk. London, .June 12._ • Canadian Miller, Halifax, June 14. Athenic, l#ondon, via Wellington, Juno 18. i Kent, Liverpool. June 19. PACIFIC MAIL ' STEAMERS. Makura, due at Auckland from Vancouver, Kaigara, duo at Vancouver from Auckland, May Wellington! sails for SydMaunjjanui, at Wellington; sails lor SydTahitif due "at San Francisco from WelTahiti, due at San Francisco from Wellington on May 16. EARLY SAILINGS FROM AUCKLAND. . OVZESEAB. '« Piako, for England, May 23Port Bowen, for London, May -H. Canadian i Spinner, America , and Canada, i RimutaLa, America and England, June 14. Rimutaka, America and England, Juno 14. VESSELS IN PORT. 1 In Stream — Tangaroa (schooner), Rewa (barque). Northern Chief (schooner). Ysabol (batne.). Truro ■ City, War Krishna. -H.M.S.' Repulse, H.M.S. Danae. H.M.S. Dragon, H.M.S. Daunt. , ' less, &.M.S. Dunedm, H.M.A.S- AdoDevonport— Philomel H.M.S. Laburnum. H.M.C.S. Ins. H.M.S. Chatham. 'H.M.S. Veronica.: King's Wharf —Tremorvah. Omana. Queen's Wharf— of Birmingham, , • Atua. Central Waihora. _ m a ' Prince's WharfH.M.S. Hood, H.M.S. Delhi. The Arahura sailed yesterday afternoon, for East, Coast ports. . She is duo back at Auckland on Sunday afternoon. Tho Kurow is due from Weslport at 5 p.m. to-day. will discharge her cargo of coal at the lving's Wharf. The Atua, which is loading at the Queen's Wharf for Wellington, Lytteiton and Dunedin, is to sail for those ports at 5 p.m. to-morrow. _ ... The Waimarino, completed discharge of her cargo of coal yesterday morning and sailed at mid-day for Newcastle. The Kawatiri iB expected to load at > Westport to-morrow for Auckland and Napier. . * ' . . 'The Kaitangata is expected, to leave Dunedin to-day for Auckland, ( via way porta. The . Flora, . em route from Lyttelton, sailed from Napier for Auckland > at 6,15p.m. _ on Monday and is due hero this morning. She will berth at the Central Wharf. •• ' •_ THE WINGATUI. The Wingalui, en route from southern Tons, cannot leave Lyttelton for Auckland Wa ports before Friday. THE SUSSES. ( The Federal Line steamer Sussex did not tpmplete cargo operations last night as was Expected. She is to sail about 10 a.m. t«aay.ior Wellin"tr-r.. L-yttelton and Duneciin jo complete discharge of her cargo from India. . •_ -j:■ lONIC CLEARED COLON. • - Shaw. Savill and Albion liner lonic, •j'lnrb was despatched from(i.Wellington on V r pr; -{ 17. with passengers,, mails and cargo •Of Southampton and London, cleared colon m May 11 in continuation of her voyage.

1 - 1 1 '' • « VERONICA AND LABURNUM. jr. H.M, / ships '■? Laburnum ; and Veronica, 'M ft- 0 1 cleaned and painted in the v Calliope Dock, will 1)© floated out on Saturday. ■■ >,t.• i-fx •■;> >;• ■- * - t THE PORT AUGUSTA. . The , Commonwealth . and Dominion, Line Por J T Augusta is reported to have ni j from New York on May 10 for Auckland, Wellington, Lyttelton and Dunedin. PAPAROA AT LONDON.' " .The New Zealand Shipping Co.'s steamer aparoa arrived at London from New Zea*i i on 11 • She was despatched from Auckland on March 25. MAHENO AT SYDNEY. The - Union Ca's intercolonial steamier M&heno, which sailed from Auckland for oyaney at 11.20 a.m. on Friday, arrived at her destination at 0 a.m. yesterday. She is to leave Sydney on Friday for Wellington. . . .. I . WARSHIPS i FILL.: OIL BUNKERS. The. Admiralty tanker War Krishna -was engaged yesterday supplying oil fuel to the battle cruiser Hood. This morning the tanker will replenish the Repulse's oil fuel tanks. MAUNGANUI AT WELLINGTON. Tie Royal Mail steamer Maunganui arrived ,at Wellington from San Francisco yesterday morning. She is to resume her voyage to Sydney at 5 p.m. to-day. R.M.S. NIAGARA SAILED. | The Royal Mail steamer Niagara, after loading cargo and mails and embarking 270 passengers at thia port,, resumed her voyage to Vancouver at mid-day yesterday. THE TREWYN. ; ! The Hain Line steamer Trewyn, whioh is due* ,at Auckland from Newcastle on Friday, will discharge her cargo of coal at the King's Wharf. WEST KATAN SAILED. The fi-.vayne and Hoy te Line steamer West Katan sailed last night for Wellington, Melbourne and Sydney to complete discharge of her cargo from P&oifio Coast ports. KAIAPOI FROM NEWCASTLE. The Kaiipoi arrived yesterday morning with & cargo of timber and coal from Newcastle. She berthed at the Queen's : Wharf, but will shift at mid-day to-day to the King's Wharf to continue discharging. Part of. her cargo is for Tauxanjsa and she will probably sail for thai port to-morrow. . ROTORUA DUE TO-MORROW.. ■ The New Zealand Shipping Company's liner Rotoraa., 'en route from London ana Southampton with passengers and cargo for New Zealand, is due at Wellington to-mor-row morning. The passengers will disembark at Wellington and the cargo will be discharged at) Wellington, Port Chalmers ana Auckland. THE PIAXO. The New Zealand Shipping Company's steamer - Piako, which is loading at East Coast ports, is due at Whakatane on Friday. From Whakatane the vessel comes to Auckland to complete loading for England.: She -will be despatched finally from this port on May 21.

ARRIVALS AT LONDON. The Federal Line steamer Westmoreland, the Shaw. Savill and Albion, steamer Tainui and the New Zealand Shipping Company's steamer Hororata are reported to have arrived at London on May '11 from New Zealand. The "Westmoreland left Wellington on March SO, the Tainui on April 4, and the Hororata on March 29.

CAPTAIN R. D. LOWDEN DEAD. News has been received in Auckland of the death of Captain R. D. Lowden, at London on March 22. Captain Lowden was well known in New Zealand when he was in the Shaw. Savill .and Albion service. He was at one tim<> in . command of the Waiwsrn and was master of the company's steamer Ranpatira when she was wrecked near Capetown some years ago.

TOFUA DUE 6 A.M. TO-MORROW. * The Union Company's Island steamer Tofua, en route to Auckland from Tonga, Samoa and Fiji; hao reported by wireless «hat she will arrive at 6 a.m. to-morrow. The vessel is bringing, passengers; and, a cargo of fruit, which will be landed at the Queen's Wharf. The. Tofua, will be despatched front Auckland for the Islands on Monday. . - "

THE NGAKUTA. The Union Company's Island steamer Ngakuta is loading fruit at Eastern Pacific Island ports for ' Wellington and Auckland. The fruit for this port is being carried at the came rato as though 'it was ' brought direct. The vessel is ; duo at Wellington toward the end of this month, and alter discharging a part cargo there she will come to Auckland to complete discharge and load. She is to sail from this port early in June and the Union Company advises that, she will proceed through to Papeete, but .it la unlikely she - will do.so on the July trip.

WITHIN WIRELESS RANGE. The following vessels are expected to bo within ranje of the undermentioned wireless stations- today:-— Sc _ • ... '. L, > St Auckland —Arahura, Canadian Challenger, E. R. Sterling. Kaikorai, Kurow, Ngakuta, Niagara, Sussex, Tofua, Trewyn. Ulimaroa, Ventura, Wnihemo Waimanno. Chatham Island.—Dorset, Canadian Pioneer, Turakina. Port Pine, Eastern. Moon. Wellington.— Maon, J»gaio. lutarekai, Kawatiri. Piako, Raranga. Rotorua, Wairpna, Orowaiti. Ruahine, Radnor, Moeraki. Union City, \Vaikawa, Wmsatui. Port Bowen. Waipori. .

PORT OF ONEHUNGA. Yesterday's Departures.—Arapawa (10 a.m.), for Waikato Heads; Ra-rawa (noon), for New Plymouth. * -■ ■■. BY TELEGRAPH. WELLINGTON.— 13: Arrive d-Ma-rama (5.45 a.m.). from Sydney; Maori (7 a.m.), from Lyttelton; Breeze (3.30 p.m.), fata* Lyttelton: Piako 16.10 P.m.). from Wanganui; Corinna (8.25 p.m.). from Isew Plymouth. Sailed: John >■ (4.20 p.m.), for Lyttelton: Ruahine (4.80 p.m.). for London; Maori (7.45 p.m.). for Lyttelton LYTTELTON. —Mav 13: Arrived—Wahine (7-5 a.m.), from Wellington; Tees (4.40 mi), from Wellington; Kekerangu (8.40 a.m.'), from Port Pirie. Sailed: Wahine (8.35 p.m.), for Wellington. , . DUNEDIN.— May.. 13: . . ■ Arrived— Caroline (8.35 a.m.), from lyttelton. Sailed— Trelevan (3 p.m.), for Bluff. "! - SYDNEY. May 13: Arrived—Maleno (9 a.m.), from Auckland. COLON.— 10: Sailed—lonio, en route from Wellington to London. NEW YORK.— 10: Sailed— Augusta, for Auckland, TENERIFFE. — 10: Sailed— Curtis, en route from Wellington to London. LIVERPOOL.— May 11: Sailed— for Auckland. LONDON.— May 11: Arrived—Westmoreland. from Wellington; Tainui, from Wellington; Hororata, from Wellington; ' Paparoa, from Auckland.