SHIPPING.

New Zealand Herald, Volume LXI, Issue 18722, 30 May 1924, Page 5

SHIPPING.

Baas / ' im,y «■ t ■ 1 1 FORT of AUCKLAND, YESTERDAY'S ARRIVALS.Claymore (12.30 a.m.), from Whangaroi; i E§ ■ tTaolwha (1.50 a.tn.), from Paeroa-; Ronaki t3.10 a.m.), from Portland; Waiotahi {&.60 ,'a.m.). from MercUry Bay. ' ' Kamona 17.45 a.m.), from Newcastle. ' ■.■ —: ■ YESTERDAY'S DEPARTURES (»■■■' I Claymore IS p.m.), for Whangarei. "J -: Dorset (5.45 iun.>, for Wellington.^ jf' . / ' VESSELS DUE TO-DAY. Manaia., from Whangarei, 6 a.ir, Ngapuhi. from Tauranga, 7.a.m. • : VESSELS SAILING TO-DAY. 1 Marama, for Sydney, 11 a.m. City of Adelaide, for Wellington, noon. Trewyn, for Nauru Island. Kawatiri, for Newcastle. Navua, for Lyttelton. Waipu. for. Kerepeehi. $ a.m. i Kauiti. for _ Coromandel. 11 a .ecu Wakatere. • for Thames, noon. Ngapuhi, for Tauranga, 7 p.m. Manaia, for Whangarei, 10 p.m. ' VESSELS EXPECTED AT AUCKLAND. INTERCOLONIAL AND COASTAL. faitoke, Melbourne, May 81. ittawa. Grafton, June 2. • • Wanaka, Southern Ports, : June 1. ! Ngakut*. Rarotonga, Juno 2, via Wellington. Atua, Southern Ports, June S. Maheno, Sydney, June 3. Kurow, Westport, June S. Makura. Sydney, June 9. Tofua, Fiji. Juno 9. i Ulimaroa, Sydney, June JJL ! OVBBSKAS. Canadian Spinner, South, Key 81, to load. . Mahia, London, June 5. • . Tremeadow, St. John. June 5. i Eotorua, London, via South, June 1« | Suapchu, London, June 7. Trebertha. New York, June 15. Norfolk. London, June 12. ' '*> i Canadian Miller. Halifax, June 14. j Port Augusta, New York, Jrme 18. Ling Nam.. South America. June 16. .JCent. Liverpool, June 19, C&rspey, Java, to sail. i • Eismuera. Southampton, Juno 28. Bimrtaka. South, June 528, to load* Waiotapu, Pacifio Coast, to sail. Waimana, Liverpool, July 1. lairoa, London, July 3.

: ' PACIFIC MAIL STEAMERS. Malum, en route from Auckland to i - Sydney. ■■•■' . Niagara, duo at Vancouver from Auckland, May 30. Matwganui. due at San Francisco from | Wellington, on June 13. Tahiti, due r.t Wellington from San Fran- • cisco, June 9. SABLY SAILINGS FROM AUCKLAND. OVEESEAS. ; 'r, * ■b- ' Makara, for Vancouver, June 10.. Canadian Spinner, for America and i Canada, June 3. Bimutaka. America, and England, July ,2- ! ; . .VESSELS IN : POST. i In Stream — Tansaroa (schooner), Hews 1 • (barque), Northern Chief (schooner), ■ Ysabel (batne.). • I Devonport— Philomel. H,M.S. La&sT burnum. H.M. C.. Iris.' fa King's) Wharf:—Wingaiaii, Naidana, » ••• Navua. . . £ Central —Marnroa, King Howell, & Prince's Wharf City of Adelaide, K&mona, 0 Tutaiiekai. • „ - £ Queen's Wharf— Port Victor, Turai/ kin». ' f In Dock—H.M.S. Duned:in, L , At Chelsea—Trewyn. R — '..The Atua"bit Dunedin at 4 p.m. yesterday, and will call at Southern porta as route to Auckland. The. Navua was unable to leave for Lyttelton yesterday, and her departure has consequently been postponed until to-day., I TURAKINA SAILING TO-MORROW.^ I The New Zealand Shipping Company's steamer Turakina, 'which has been in port a "wtak dischargin % cargo, from. Avonr.outh, is expected to Mil to-morrow afternoon, for .Wellington, Lyttelton and'Dunedin. 'j -V • K . —~ \r KAWATIRI POSTPONED. , The - Kawatiri ■ was to have sailed last bight for Newcastle, but' owing to the light lam which fell early in the evening cargo operations were , delayed, and her departure was cancelled for the night. j MOERAKI FURTHER POSTPONED. i A further- postponement of the departure of the Moerakl from ' Wellington for Melbourne is announced _by _ the Union Company. The latest ' advice is that the vessel j will reach Wellington from Southern ports j on. Sunday, - and will sail ■ for Melborrne on j Wednesday. '' - > t ' CITY OF ADELAIDE TO SAIL. j The Efflerman steamer City of Adelaide 'ss: timed to leave the Prince's 'Wharf at neon to-day for "Wellington. Lyttelton, Duncan-.. and Freemantle. in continuation' of her voyage from New York, : . ; ; • ' ' ■ * r*~. . : ' : TREWYN TO COMPLETE , DISCHARGE, I The Hain ;tearaer 4 Trewyn is expected to complete discharge of her cargo of Newcastle coal at Chelsea to-day. She will sail later for Nauru Island to load phosphates for • Auckland. • • , I* XUBOW REPLACED! EAEiIANAWA. i The V Union Company 'announces that the ■Kurow has been loading: at Weßtport for Auckland, in place ' of the Kaimanawa. and was expected to leave last evening with a cargo •of coal, for this port. ( The Kaisaanawa loaded for ' Wellington.. j KAMONA FROM NEWCASTLE. . ! • The steamer Zamona: arrived yesterday toorning with a i cargo of , coal from • Newcastle.'. She berthed at' the Prince's Wharf in the afternoon to replenish her • water tanks, , and will take the berth of'the Trewyn St Chfclsea to-day. j. NARDANA SAILS TO-MORROW. -' ! The British-India, steamer Nardana. whioh 2s. discharging - a part cargo of case oil. and general merchandise from New York at the King's Wharf, is expected to complete discharge in time to enable her to sail at noon to-morrow. Sho will proceed, to Wellington. Lyttelton, and Australian ports to S>ut out the remainder of her cargo.

| : ARAWA AT WELLINGTON. ' The Shaw. SaVill and Albion liner Ar&wa arrived at Wellington on Wednesday morning from " Lyttelton, one day earlier than previously arranged. . The vessel_ is to. complete Homoward loading.. She is to sail from Wellington at 10 o'clock on Tuesday morning' . for Southampton and London, via Panama. , ■ . - .

KENT BEACHES PANAMA. The New Zealand Shipping Company's steamer Kent, en route from Liverppol to Auckland, is -reported by .cablegram to have arrived at Colon on Tuesday. The vessel is due here about June 19.

• POET AUGUSTA AT COLON. The Commonwealth and Dominion : Line steamer Port Augusta, en. route from New York to Auckland, cleared Colon on Tuesday. The vessel is due here about June 18.

TUTANEKAI'S MOVEMENTS.

ahe Government steanier Tutanekai brought back yesterday the wireless plant temporarily erected at Tiri Island for the radio direction-finding test carried out on Wednesday. The vessel berthed at the Prince's Wharf late in the afternoon. At 1.30 p.m. to-day the Tutanekai i?i!l leave on ft short cruise round the East - Coast, attending to the lights at Ohina and Gable and Foreland. The vessel is expected back at Auckland about Thursday, when stores Will be taken in for Northern lighthouses. NEW ORIENT LINER. Cable advice received from London states that the steamer. Oramsi. which is the first of thiee 20,000-ton mail steamers ordered bv' the Orient Steam Navigation Company for the Australian service, was euccessrally launched from the yard of Messrs. Vickers, Ltd., at Barrow in-Furness on .May 20. The Orama, which is named after a former vessel of the same name, is 658 ft. long, 75ft. beam, and 63ft. deep. A sister ship, to be named Oronsay, is expected to be launched vrcin the yards : of Messrs. John Brown and Coj, at Clydebank, .Glasgow, within the next few months. PASSENGERS. FOR 'FRISCO. . The following passengers from Nfew Zealand iaft by the Royal Mail steamer MaufegMiui on Tuesday for San Francisco:— • First Saloon.—Misses dough," Newbigan, Peat. Stuart (2); Mfisdames Annas. Bruce. Cook. Falla, Hawthorne, Jamioson, Newbigan, Peat, Pope, Reid. Eece, C. Stuart, ,V. Stuart, G. Scales. Messrs. v Baals. Brenton. Carney. Cook. Drstinff. Douglas, Early 12). Falla, Gruning. Hawthorne, Jamieson, Newbigan (2), Newton, O'Brien, Reid. Richmond, -Robertson. Siaoci. Scales, Professor MacMillan, Dr. Pope Captains V Alston-Soberts-West. J. Campbell. , ' decond Saloon.—Missfes Dent, Gibb. Hammond.; Morgans O'Connor, Ryan, ; Ruskell. gcott, Woodnutt.- Meadames Ashbx, Bell. Dyer and child, Gibb, Kohm, Kuruangi and jhild, Kenner, Lloyd. McDonald, Mclan, Nicholson and - child. O'Neale. Pratt, Scott, Williams. - Warshaw. - Messrs. Ashby, Atkiuton. 8011, Carlson, Dyer. Fitzherbert. Flanagan.Greeve. GiJfcb. Graham. KwloPane, (farmer. Lloyd. Lascelles. Scott, Williams, Walker; and 64 third-class, including SO Phiness. • • ■ 1 •

Manama sails at 11 a.m. iiTMr** 1 " 011 Company's intercolonial etear P®. r *&?:" a J!? a ia timed to sail from the CentJtl at 1* »•«• to-day with, •} pasaen--s®s!!' I n?a ? aid cargo fear - Sydney. The Tuesday 8 *a' •Australian port on

. WANAHA WEATHER BOUND. n??®.'-"^ n .'£S? Company advises that the WaV °£ rg< ? rrom Southern .ports, e &ve Napier before to-morrow on AuoSana weather. She is en route to

STEAMER FOR HONGKONG. Tho Union Company announces that the steamer Victoria is expected to leave . Sydof y 1 1 " oaß^one during the ; first week

THE DORSET DESPATCHED. ■ • Federal Line steamer Dorse? com3>ietod, discharge of thte Auckland portion of her cargo at the Queen's Wharf yester•r 'ii ?.",® rll ooa and sailed for Wellington, ijyttelton, and Dunedin, to put out additional cargo from West of United Kingdom ports. - ..

WITHIN WIRELESS RANGE. ' ,The following vessels are expected to be within range of the undermentioned wireless stations to-day :•*» : ♦ Auckland.—H.M.S. ' Chatham, Dorset. Kaitokb, Ka-watin, Makura. Pakeaa, Piako, Tow .T. ut^. neKa i. H.M.B. Veronica, Waitomo. Wellington.—Maori. Mararoa, Ngaia, Wairuna, Maunganui, Port Bowers, Kaimanawa, Canadian Spinner, Katoa. Ngakuta. Kaitangata, Moeraki. City of Birmingham, Port Caroline.! llotorua, Wanaka. Kaiapoi, lioromiko, Waimanno, Kauri. Kaituna. Kaiwarra, Kurow, Arahura.