SHIPPING.

New Zealand Herald, Volume LXI, Issue 18710, 16 May 1924, Page 7

SHIPPING.

- PORT: OF AUCKLAND. v r' * ' V - YESTERDAY'S ARRIVALS. Tofua (7.15 a.m.), from Fiji, etc, Paaßenrers:. Messrs. * Bird, Baker, Bandhauer, B'Alpuget, Dally, Gowdy Goulatone, Henderson, Low, Ripper, Smith (2) Stringer, Shearman, Sheppard, Stevenson, Tozer, Turner. Mast, Woffgramm, Sir G. Lookhart; Mesdamea Bidwell and 2 boys, Cameron, Sister Aiken, Sister Harper, Janombe, Ragg, Smith, and 4 children, Shearman, Tcaer; Mieae* Currie, Jenkins, Morrell (\i), Madill, PUkington. Daphne (6 a.m.), from Mercury Bay; Gael (8.5 a.m.). from Matakana; Trewyn (3.30 p.m.), from Newcastle; Wakatere (a p.m.), from Thames; Hauiti (6.20 p.m.), from Kopu YESTERDAY'S DEPARTURES. Truro City (8.30 a.m.), for Brisbane; Awahou (3.55 p.m.). for Tokomaru Bay: Tremc-rvah (5 p.m.), for Geelong; City of Birmingham (5.15 p.m.), for Napier; Claymore (5.10 p.mJ, for Whangarsi; Flora (5.45 p.m.), for Portland: Taniwha (7.10 p.m.), •for Paeroa; Atuo. (8 p.m.). for Wellineton.

VESSELS DUE TO-DAY. " Manaia, from Whangarei, 6 a.m. IMatangi, from Tauranga, 7 a.m.

VESSELS SAILING TO-DAY. Gael, for Kerepehi, 7.30 a.m. Kawau, for Warkworth, 10 a.m. Apanm. for Awanui. noon. Daphne, for Houhora. noon.

VESSELS EXPECTED AT AUCKLAND.

INTERCOLONIAL. AKD COASTAL. Karori. Westport. May 16. Wingatui, Lytteiton, May 20. Kawatiri, Westport. May IS. Kaituna, Greymouth. May 19. • Awahou. Gisborne. May 20. Piako, Southern Porte, May 20. Kauri, Melbourne, M«iy 22. Wanaka, Southern Ports. May 23. Kaitangata,xLyttelton. to sail. Kaitoke. Melbourne, to sail. Maxima, Sydney. May 27 Ngakuta, Rarotonga, May 28. via Wellington.

OVERSEAS, Piako. South, May 19. Port 80-wen. South, May 19. . Turakina, Liverpool. May 19. Dorset, Liverpool, May 19. King Howell, Antwerp, May 20. City of Adelaide, New York. May 20. Pakeha, Australia, May 21 Port Victor, London, May 23." Nardana, New York. May 26. Canadian Spinner, South. 'May 26, to load. Mahia, London; June 1. Tremeadbw, St. John, -June 5. Botorua, London, via South, June 1. Ruapehu, London, June 7. Trebertha, New York, June 7. Bxmut&ka, South June 16, to load. Norfolk, London, June 12. Canadian Miller, Halifax, June 14. Athenic, London, via Wellington, Juno 15. Kent, Liverpool, June 19. \

PACIFIC, MAIL STEAMERS. Makura, due at Auckland from Vancouver. May 26. „ r . , Niagara, due at Vancouver from Auckland, May 30. . -,„,_, Maunaanui, en route from Wellington to Sydney. * Tahiti, due at San Francisco from Wellington on May 16.

EARLY SAILINGS FROM AUCKLAND.

OVERSEAS. Piako, for England. May 23. Port Bowen. for London, May 21. Canadian Spinner, America- and. Canada, May 28. Makura, for Vancouver, June 10Rimutaka. America and -England, June 14.

VESSELS IN PORT. • In Stream — Tangaroa (schooner), Rewa ' (bardue). Northern Chief (schooner), Ysabel (bo.tne.). War Krishna. H.M.S. Repulse, H.M.S. Danae, H.M.S. Dragon, H.M.S. Dauntless, H.M.S. Dunedin. H.M.A.S. Adelaide. Devonport— Philomel, H.M.S. La- • burnum, H.M.C.S. Iris, H.M.S. Chatham, H.M.S. Veronica. King's Wharf— Kaiapoi, Trewyn. Queen's —Tofua, Kakapo. Cei.tral —Waihora, UJimaroa. Prince's Wharf—H.M.S. Hood, H.M.S. , Delhi.

The Navua was expected to leave Dunedin yesterday for Auckland, via Southern ports. The' Northern Company's steamer Clansjnan. which has been laid up since last spring, will take up the northern run on Monday in place of the Nsapuhi. which is to relieve the Matangi on the : AucklandTauranga run.

The Canadian Government steamer Canadian Spinner, left Adelaide for Dunedin yesterday afternoon, and is expected at Auckland toward the end of the month to complete leading for New York. Boston and Montreal. I

The Canadian Challenger, which left Auckland on May 9, arrived at Brisbane on Wednesday and left yesterday for Sydney, in continuation of her discharge of cargo- from Atlantic Coast poit3, and is scheduled to return to Auckland some time in June to load for New York, Boston and Montreal. The Awahou sailed at 3.55 o'clock yesterday- afternoon for Tokomaru Bay. Tolaga Bay. and Gisborno. She is riv© back at Auckland on Tuesday.

The Mako. which is at present working East Coast ports, is due at Napier on Monday.

CITY OF BIRMINGHAM SAILS.

' The EUerman Bucknall steamer City of sailed at 5.15 p.m. yesterday for Napier. Wellington. Lyttelton, Dunedin and Sydney, in continuation of her voyage from New York.

ROTORUA DUE AT WELLINGTON. The New Zealand Shipping Company's liner Roiorua. 13 expected at Wellington tomorrow with passengers, mails ana cargo from Southampton and, Lonuon. The pas-ew-Kera lor Auckland wili Probably reach hoA*; by train, on Sunday ffloiUSK. The Roiorua's cargo is for discharge at Wellington, Port - Chalmers and . Auckland, the . • vessel being dua at this port about May'3o. , PASSENGERS BY MAUNGANUL - The io-lowing passengers arrived by the Union ouiupcuuy'a ruini steamer iuaunganui, a. Wellington irorn ban Francisco, on alouCi*j ' eVfclUit*; — first &<uoon: Miss L. ' Bonar. Mr. and Mrs. W. i±..M» Cameron. Air. A. C. Davis. Mr. and Mrs. Max itatz Aiaum. Mr. J. J. Ituobeu, .air. W. K. layior. ill. E. G. Ten LycA. .alls. E. Thomas, .airs. M. WiLn. Air, R. O WhitteKin. becond Saloon: Mr. J. E. Anderson. Mr. E. Ready. Miss Y. Fer. nii,n W c. «u.x. anu Mis. 'a. P. Gadd and two children. Mr. S. P. McGuiKan. Air. M. Jldc. Eaagen. Mr. T. W. Phillips. Mr. R. Renfrew. Mr. G. Robinson. Mr. P. Sydo. Mr. W. Scott. ; KAKAPO FROM WALPOLB ISLAND. — The . Union. Company's cargo steamer Kaijapo. which arrived from VvalDoi© Island or. vVednesuay evening, berthed at the Queen's. Wharf yesterday morning to dis-cna-;ge about 2100 tons of guano. Owing to the unfavourable weather experienced at Waipoie island ' the vessel was unable to load for 13 days. Strong southerly winds and heavy seas were at their worst from April 2i to May 6 and the vessel wan forced either to cast-off her moorings and nufc to sea. or to cast-off her stern moorings and swing to a buoy. • She sailed from the island on May ■ 9, after a stay of' 22 days. Strong southesterly winds and south-westerly seas prevailed until the New Zealand coast was ■ reached. The weather then moderated. The Kakapo was originally to leave Auckland to-day for New Plymouth and Greymouth. but the _ shortaeo of railway trucks at the . wharf will probably prevent her leaving before to-morrow. RUABTNE'S PASSENGERS. . ..The New Zealand Shipping Company's liner Ruahine. which sailed from Wellington last Tuesday for Southampton and London via Panama carried the following passengers:— First Saloon: "Misses M. Andreae. A. A, Clunie. E. A. Flint. S. I. Smith. Shakes Dear (2), M. R. Saunders, J. Wilson, Mesdamea D. M. Andreae. C. K. Broome. Cockburn-Hood-Shapland. M. Dewhirst. E. Fulton. V. K. Flint. F: Howard. E. H. Hill. MacFarlane, K. Nathan, C. Patterson. Thcssos. . J. Underwood. Sir Francis Boys. Captain T. C. Fulton. Certain R. Crawford. Lieutenant Benny, R.N., Gunner W. Marks. R.N., Colonel W. F. Shakespear, Lieutenant W. A. Higgins. R.N.. Messrs. L. R. Andreae. C. Armstrong, Cockbum-Hood-Shapland. W. H. E. Flint. H. .Hill. S. G. Nathan. J. ■'.'.:. . A. Thomson, Masters P. W. and H. B. Anflrea«. J. F.. R.'C. and P. J. G. Fulton. G. W. Flint Second Saloon: Misses M. Cuddie. E. L. Faubert.'Heinemann (4). H. M. Hull. A. Harker. A. Henderson. D. Irwin. M. I. Martin, P. M. MacPherson. M. J. Newton, M. D. McSkimming. M. Pumnh-*- F. Rit- • oh'V. B. Snclson. J. K. Scence-Clark. J. Tavlor, G. Thorn. Williams (2). E. Webber. Mesdames M. K. Berthelson, G. Bennett, At. Bates. D. P. Cbawberlain, E. Cuddie. J. J. Farr»'l. M. Gnrrawav. HeineJrmim. Hewitt. T-. F"wr, Johnston •"!, A. Ali-tin. E. E. MacPherson. J. McSlrim-rn-ng. J. K. Preston E. Roh«'tF"n. A. M. ;- 2 Soenro-Clark. M. Smith. A. F. Tavlor. A •-.,.' H t^-„ It , soTl i<, A. Williams, p. Westgarth. R«v. D. Martin. Messrs. R. Bremer. 7?.. ■Ro.HoTitvne. F. CcrJiiVes. E W. Crisn. J. Csmeron, R. Cuddle J. Danslrin. ,t. ;-:'.. Fa~pll W. J. Glover. TC. F. P. G«wTeetti. •v.; 0. T. B. HMso-n. H. J. Fonkins. A. Hnorhes. g - R. PTn „»,ni. TT. R TTa.d^r > n J B. Hoi^B- - w.irth, J'.hn-»on. A. M. John-ton. : -- ' 'VT/'- :-•;, Pftrthv. J.• C. Newton. G. Rpriprs'. H. Wil- !%-■ lin.Tr., t? . J "«'».»tia A L Wvi»f H. W<f^'l. ,;; W. White. Ma<t»ra G. H. Johnston. Mw . Ph-rwn (3)_ and E. P. Taylor, and lltt ■ Uurd-clasa. .•■■..■• \ \\

). TRURO CITY SAILS. cB 6 „l ?1 ? <i ?: !1-S ? itl5 ¥? steamer Truro »?rysr¥4*Sft A from TexaS Comr>lete discharge of her caw

: y ULIMAROA SAILS TO-DAY. ' which Srit^ rt ; Parke s steamer Ul'imaroa. Iftfi™~f« ned x- from Sydney on Wednesday U e aT hffied to Bail £< * Sydney at

TREMORVAH SAILS FOR GEELONG.. d m He a t^ Btoamer Tremorvah sailed at 5 & er *? for belong, to complete Texas g Ti. of Ler i c l rgo of 9ul *> hur from Wi i ho vessel has been chartered to sXtaV*s£° # at South Australian ports for the United Kingdom.

THE WAR KRISHNA. .The Admiralty tanker War Krishna supplied oil fuel to H.M.S. Delhi at the princes Wharf yesterday and v.as later shifted into the stream. .

THE KARORL

The Karori is expected here at 3 a.m. to-morrow, from Westport. with a cargo of coal, part of which i 8 for H.M.S. Adelaide. On arrival the Karori will go alongside the Adelaide in the stream to discharge the coal.

THE PAKEHA. The Shaw, Savill and Albion liner Pakeha is due here on Ma v *21 from Australia. After loading at Auckland she will call at Opua, Hicks Bay, Gisborne. Wellington, fort Chalmers, and Bluff, sailing from the last-named port on June 13.

THE PIAKO DUE ON TUESDAY. .The New Zealand Shipping Company advises that the Piako is expected at Auckland on Tuesday from Southern ports, to complete loading for West of England ports. She will probably sail from this port on May 23.

. ATUA LEAVES FOR NAPIER. The. Atua, which arrived from Southern porta on May 11„ with a quantity of cargo lor this port, sailed last evening at 8 clock for Napier, Wellington, and Dunedin.

'- THE MAHIA. The Shaw.. Savill and Albion Company's steamer Mahia. which left London on April SO. will arrive at Auckland about June 6 to discharge the undamaged portion of the Matatua s cargo.

THE CITY OF ADELAIDE. The City * of Adelaide has notified by wireless that she will arrive here with gen. eral merchandise from New York on Tues-

THE TREWYN ARRIVES. The Hain steamer Trewyn arrived yesterday afternoon at 8.80 o'clock from Newcastle and berthed at the King's Wharf to discharge 6000 tons of coal. The Trewyn left Newcastle last Friday night, under the agency of the Union Company. The weather was fine throughout the voyage.

TOFUA ARRIVED YESTERDAY. The Island steamer Tofua arrived yesterday morning from Tonga. Samoa and Fiji, clearing the last-named port at 6 p.m. on Saturday. The voyage was uneventful and fine weather with moderate seas and southeasterly and southerly winds wa« experienced throughout the voyage. The T*ru& berthed at the Queen's Wharf to discharge her cargo of 14.000 cases of bananas, mostly from Fiji, 359 cases of mandarins from Fiji, and a. small Quantity of copra from Samoa. She is scheduled to sail at noon on Monday for the Western Pacific islands. THE CANADIAN LINE. The Canadian Constructor arrived at New York on May 5 from Auckland, having sailed from here on April 1. After- discharging at New York and Boston, the vessel left the latter port on May 13 for London. \ *. The Canadian Cruiser, which left Napier on Maroh 4, arrived at New York on April 7. sailing two days later for Boston, which she reached on April 11. On April 14 she cleared Boston for London, arriving on April 27. After a stay of six days at London the Canadian Cruiser proceeded to Hull, arriving there on May 4. The Canadian Miller sailed from Halifax on May 3 with a cargo of general merchandise. She is due at Auckland on June 14. The Canadian Scottish is expected to clear Vancouver on May 20 and is due at Auckland on June 20 with a cargo of timber. After discharging part of her cargo here she will proceed to Sydney and Melbourne to complete discharge.