SHIPPING.

New Zealand Herald, Volume LXI, Issue 18713, 20 May 1924, Page 5

SHIPPING.

PORT OF AUCKLAND, YESTERDAY'S ARRIVALS. :-' Waiotahi (I.BQ a.m.), from Houhora; Karori *(i a.m.), ; from .Westport; Tutane- . leas (8.30 p.m.), from East Coast,', lighti^fcOHSeS.'■■''■.•"■■ 'J:,-,. ".'V -.""'. ''r"": : '?":.." ■*"."'V "■■",■ , i "' YESTERDAY'S DEPARTURES. ',' :' H.M.A.S. Adelaide (4 p.m), for Suva. ••-, - Hauiti (12.15 p.m.), for Warkworth. ■•■■■. GleneLg (7.5 p.m), for Whangarei; Nga- : -ptibi (7.10 p.m.), for Tauranga; Clansman ' (7.10 p.m.). for. Russell Waiotahi (7.15 p.m.), for Houhora; Manaia (10.10 p.m.), for Wha- . rsarei: 'J'iroa (10.40 p.m.h \ for • Giaborne; -Wairuna (9 p.m.). for Wellington. Tofua (11.80 p.m.), for Fiji. Passengers: Saloon: Misses Kronfeld..-' Allard. Dalton, Gibson, Sheridan, Jacobsen, Mcintosh, Bowler, Shackleford, Griffiths, Browmoy, Barrett, Perrin, Angus (2), Lyons, MacDonald, Rowling, Gibson, Colebourne, Morsehead, Palmer, Wright, Montgomery, Strait, Blanch. Le Grand, Meedames Kronfeld, Adams. Hoisey, Morgan, Lewis, Young, Sundin, McOwan, Pettitt, J. McDonald and girl, Strain. Morris, Shackleford, Anstey, Ramsay and son', Moody, Smith, Baxter, Angus, Boucher. Palmer, Yea. and two cnudren, May, Hopkins, Fearman, Hathaway, Messrs. J. M. Allard, C. Young, E. O. Si'ndin, McOwan, B. Pettitt, J. C. McDonald, N. Rawlins, P. Denneney, A. Sutherland. Pope, W. Angus, W. A. Boucher, O. P. Nelson. T. A. Mackenzie, S. H. Meredith and eon. E. J. Wren, T. Wren. C. H. Poole, W, B. May, L. Gray, W. G. Mackay, G. S. Cross, L. S. Gray, G. Reichemann, K. Richardson, B. Brobergc and 27 steerage, including 17 Chinese and 5 Hindus. Karori (midnight), for Paso Pago.

VESSELS DUE TO-DAY. ' Dorset, from Liverpool, 11 p.m. Wakatexe, from Thames. 11.80 a.m. Kawatiri. from Westport. City of Adelaide, from New York. VESSELS SAILING- TO-DAY. Hauiti. for Coromandel, 2 p.m.' Claymore, for Whangarci, 7 p.m. Taniwha. for Paeroa, midnight, VESSELS EXPECTED AT AUCKLAND. ISTEECOLOSIAL AITO COASTAL, Wingatui, Lyttelton, May 23, Kawatiri, Westport. May 20. Xaituna, Greymouth, Max 21. Kauri, Melbourne, May 23. Wanaka, Southern Ports, May 23. Keitangata. Lyttelton, May 22. Kairnanawa, Westport, May 25. Kaitoke. Melbourne, to sail. Karaona, Newcastle, to sail. » Marama, Sydney, May 27. , - Ngakuta. Rarotonga, May 28. via Wellington. ■< Atua, Southern Ports, May 80. OVERSEAS, «Piako, South, May 21. Port Bowen, South. May 22. . Dorset. Liverpool, May 20. King Howell, Antwerp, Ma-v "20. City of Adelaide, New York, May 20. Turakina, Liverpool, May 22. Pakehp.. Australia. May 21 Port Victor, London, May 23. r Nardana, New York. May 26. Canadian Spinner, South, May 26, to load. Mahia, London, June 5. Tremeadow. St. John, June 5. Rotorua, London, via South, Juno L Ruapehn. London, June 7. Trebertha, New York, June 15. Rimutaka. South June 15, to load. Norfolk, London, «Tune' 12. Canadian Miller, Halifax, June 14. Athonic, London, via Wellington, June. 15. Kent, Liverpool, June 19.

.PACIFIC MAIL STEAMERS. 'ITakura.- due at Auckland from "Vancouver, May 26. , Niagara, due at Vancouver from Auckland, May 80. Maungajiui. at Sydney, sails for Wellington and San Francisco on Thursday. Tahiti, at San Francisco, sails for \\ elhng- . tea on Wednesday. EARLY "SAILINGS FROM AUCKLAND. .• . ... ovsbs'eas. Piako. for England, May .23. , Canadian Spinner, America and Canada, Mf& 28. , ,: Makura, for Vancouver, June 10- - Rimutaka, America and England. June 14.

VESSELS IN PORT.

! Sn Stream — Tangaroa (schooner). Rewa (barque). Northern Chief (schooner), Isabel (bqtne.). ~ ■''»,- , Devonport— Philomel, H.M.S. Laburnum. H.M.C.S. Iris. H.M.S. Chat- .:. - ham, H.M.S. Veronica. H.M.S. ■ . ■'■ Dunedin. ' '. ' King's Wharf—Omana, Trewyn. Canopus. ' Central Wharf—Waihora.. Western Wharf—Kurow, ', Prince's Wharf—Tutanekai.

i The Kuiowrwjll complete cargo operations fc't the Western Wharf, and Bail for Westport to-morrow.. The Waihora is now expected to complete discharge at the Central Wharf von Thurs- ■ cay. when she is to, sail for Newcastle. ' The Kawatiri sailed from Westport at 6.30 a.m. on Saturday with m cargo of coal |or Auokland., where she la due to-day. I The Kakapo sailed at mid-day yesterday .for-New Plymouth and Greymouth. to comjtelete discharge of her guano cargo from Jwalpole Island.

| • THE CITY OP ADELAIDE. S No further advice has been received from ,lhe City of Adelaide, which reported by wireless that aha would arrive at Auckland from New York to-day. The message alio jfctated that ' aho was experiencing ."? y -weather which might delay; her arrival. She 'is to berth, at the Western Wharf. / I DORSET DUE AT 11 P.M. TO-DAY. i The Federal Lirjp steamer Dorset is due at Auckland at 11 p.m. to-day with about 800 third-class passengers from Liverpool &vi cargo for discharge at Auckland. Wellington, Lytteiton and Dunedin To-mor-row - morning she will berth at the Queen s •Wharf to disembark her passengers and ■to discharge the Auckland, portion of the cargo. • .*■ RUAPEHU AT COLON. The New Zeiand Shipping Company's liner Ruapehu. en route ~ from Liverpool vita passengers, mails, and cargo for. J«ew Zealand, arrived at Colon on May 1&. The vessel is bringing cargo for discharge at Auckland, Wellington, Lytteiton, Dunedin and New Plymouth. She is due at this port about June 7. ] MAHIA'S GOOD STEAMING. 1 The Shaw. Savill and Albion steamer Mania, which sailed from London on April--80 for Auckland and Lytteiton, made good, time crossing the Atlantic and reached Colon on May 16. The vessel has about 6000 tons of cargo to discharge at this port. Included in the cargo is a Quantity of merchandise from the damaged steamer Matatua. The Mahia is due, at Auckland about June 5. .

THE PORT BOWEN. Heather. Roberton. Ltd., have received advice that the Port Bowen has been further delayed on the East Coast and will not reach Auckland before Thursday. She will load about 5000 crates of cheese at this port es well as general cargo and probably butter. From Auckland the vessel will proceed to Wellington, where she will complete loading for London. . KAROEI ARRIVED. The Karori arrived from Westport yesterday morning and berthed alongside 'H.M.A.S. Adelaide, which she supplied with bunker coal. In '-he afternoon the Karori berthed at- the Queen's Wharf, where _ she took aboard water and stores before sailing for Pago Pago at an early hour this morning. The vessel made a prolonged trip from Westport, having been delayed by the recent storm. She was hove to for 36 hours off the coast. Heavy seas broke on board and encashed in the cook's cabin and vegetable lecker. on the port side of the bridge deck. The railings of the forecastle head were also broken. Repairs were effected before the vessel left Auckland.

ARAHI7RA PUTS BACK TO NAPIER. , Th Arahura, which was ordered on to Auckland after being delayed off Gisborno by the storm on Saturday, ran short of foal and put back to Napier to replenish her bunkers. She was to leave Napier at S. p.m. yesterday for Gisborne, Tokomaru Bay, and Auckland, and is expected here to-morrow morning. Owing to the delay her departure from Auckland to East Coast ports has been postponed until 6 p.m.. tomorrow. Her belated departure from Auckland will prevent her making - the r usual lecond trip between Gisborne and Napier.

TUTANEKAI IN POET. . 1.-he Government steamer Tutanekai arrived yesterday .afternoon from Wellington, ha East Coast lighthouses,. She left Wellington on Monday, and en route to this port worked Castle Point, Portland Island, Bast Cape, and Cuvier Island. The.landing bt otores at Cuvier was carried out with aifficulty on Friday owing to the increasing wind and sea. Th© stormy weather later prevented any more lighthouse work .being done, eo the vessel came on to Auckland She was to have gone to Russell to >ttend the fleet there on Sunday, but that part of her _ itinerary was prevented by the norm. To-day the Tutanekai will replenish oer butters, and to-morrow she wiiinro- ! e j to Tiri with electrieians f the Post ind Telegraph Department, who will erect 1 temporary wireless direction finding tuition on the island. The work will occupy ibout three days, arid during the interval |ne vessel will attend to the buoy a and seacons in the Gulf. After the station has peen erected experiments will bo carried out ay the Tutanekai. On board the vessel will ■ a number of people interested in direction finding. ft is expected that it will be About two, weeks before the: Tutanekai will pave Auckland for the northern lightpotues.

THE KING HOWELL. The steamer King ; - Howell, en route from Antwerp to Auckland, has not',yet reported by. wireless. She is due at any time now. x WARSHIPS UNDOCKED. The warships Veronica and Laburnum came out of dock yesterday morning and moored at their usual berths at Devonport. .-;.% .;' ■•: ~'• '-. :,..:.. THE SCHOONER HTJIA. ' The Nobel; Explosive Co.'s " auxiliary schooner Huia is now at Cairns loading for Melbourne. At Melbourne the. vessel will load ,a cargo for discharge at Greymouth. Westport and Auckland. WAIHEMO FOR COAL TRADE. .T^ba-P 1 " 011 Co.'s steamer Waihemo left New Plymouth for Newoastle on Thursday morning. iT She is to take up the Newcastle-New JSealand' coal trade. H.M.A.S. ADELAIDE SAILED. H.M.A.S 1 . Adelaide, after taking aboard about, 600 tone of bunker coal from the Karori yesterday, sailed at 4 p.m. for Suva, where she -will join the. Special Service Squadron. I THE MAHANA. The Shaw, Savill and Albion steamer xuanana, Which leaded a part -cargo at Auckland, was despatched from Gisborne at 5 p.m. on Friday for New York, Boston and London. —_- ■ ■ 'V THE TITOKI DELATED. Russell and Somers, Ltd., have received , advice th.at the Titoki has been delayed and is now not duo at Onehunga* until May 26. She ie to load for Picton, Nelson and the usual West Coast ports. WAIOTAHI RETURNED. ' The Waiotahi, which had Been delayod at northern ports for over a, week, by the low tides at Parenga and by the storm at Russell, returned to Auckland yesterday morning. She was despatched for liouhora last night in place of the Daphne. ' PIAKO EXPECTED TO-MORROW. *£he Federal Line steamer Piako has been fuither delayed on the East Coast and is now due at Auckland to-morrow afternoon. The vessel will complete loading at Auckland and will be despatched from this port about Saturday for London.. TURAKINA NOW DUE THURSDAY. The New Zealand Shipping Company's steamer Turakina, en route from Liverpool to Auckland, has sent another wireless report that she is still meeting with bad weather and that she will not arrive until Thursday afternoon. The vessel has a larso Quantity of general merchandise for Auckland. She will discharge at the Queen's Wharf.

CARGO FROM THE SOUTH. The Navua was expected to leave Dunedin yesterday for Auckland, via way ports. The Wanaka left Bluff at midnight on Friday and was to leave Dunedin yesterday to complete loading at other southern porta for Wellington and Auckland. The Wingatui, en route from Southern ports, was expected to leave Wellington at 10 p.m. yesterday for papier. Oisborne and Auckland. She is expected here about, Thursday. v. PAKEHA EXPECTED TO-MORROW. L. D. Nathan. Limited, have received advice that the Shaw, SaviH and Albion steamer Pakeha is due at Auckland from Newcastle to-morrow. The" vessel is coming to Auckland to commence loading produce for England. She will be two days at this port loading butter, meat and general cargo, From Auckland the vessel will proceed to Opua and then to East Coast and Southern ports. She is scheduled to sail from. Bluff for London about June 13. NORTHERN COMPANY'S VESSELS. The Motu is due from Opotiki to-morrow morning. She -will probably be despatched for Opotiki and Kutarere to-morrow evening. * The Waipu has been recommissioned in the Piako service, but on Mondays and Thursdays she will go to Big Omaha. The Kawau will take the Matakana trip on Wednesdays. The Ngatiawa, which sailed for Hokianga yesterday afternoon, is due back at Onehunga on Thursday. She is to sail at 3 p.m. the same day for Raglan and Kawhia. Her next trip to Hokianga will be from Onehunga on May 89. The company hopes to despatch the Tuhoi for Whakatane this afternoon. /

WITHIN WIRELESS RANGE. The following vessels are expected to he within range of the under-mentioned wireless stations to-day:— Auckland.— of Adelaide, Dorset, fauri, King Howell, Makura, Pakeha, iako. Port Bowen, Queen Maud, Tremorvah, Truro City. Turakina, Tutanekai, Ulimaroa. War Krishna, Kaituna, Special Service Squadron. ' , . Chatham Island.— Wellington.—Maori, Mararoa, Ngaio, Port Melbourne, Kawatiri, Maheno, Ngakuta,. West Katan, Mahana, Canadian Spinner, Coolana, Katoa, Koromiko, Tekoa, Otaki, Wingatui, Kekerangu, Sussex, Marama. City of Birmingham.