SHIPPING.

New Zealand Herald, Volume LXI, Issue 18762, 16 July 1924, Page 7

SHIPPING.

'.'■•'if-'' ;:■','■■ "■' "." '■ 'Vl* . "',' .'..•'• ■L-v : -/ ; --• PORT OF AOCKLAND, I YESTERDAY'S ARRIVALS. ■ Taniwha (1.15 a.m,), fromPaeroa; Cl&ytnore (2.5 a..in.), ; from Whaagarei; KaWau (2.20' p.m.), from Mangawai. * Katoa (11.30 p.m.). from Newcastle. . YESTERDAY'S DEPARTURES. Waimana (12.15 p.m.), for Wellington. Wairuna (12.30 p.m.), for Vancouver. .- Hauiti (12.10 p.m.), for .Coroiaandel. Arahura (2.45 p.mj, for East Coast ports; Clansman (5.40 p.m.), for Russell. Claymore (7.10 p.m.), tor Whangarei; Glenelg (3 p.m.), for vThangarei; Awahou (8.20 p.m.), for Bast Coast bays; Taniwha (945 p.m.), for Paeroa. ' Waitomo (9.10 p.m.), for Newcastle. , Kaituna (11.50 p.m.), for Napier. VESSELS DUE TO-DAY. Hauiti, from Coromandel, 11.30 a.m. Waipu, from Kerepeehi, 1.80 a.m. Ifatangi, from Whangarei, 6 a.m. Hgapuhi from Tauranga, 7 a.m. Waiotahi, from Houhora, 8 a.m. VESSELS SAILING TO-DAY. Tredinnick, for Wellington, 5 p.m. Mataugi, for Tauranga, 6.30 p.m. Wakatere, for Thames, 1 p.m. Manaia, for Whangarei, 10 p.m. Hauiti, for Kdpu. midnight. ,". '.■'.■. Daphne, for Great Barrier, midnight.

VESSELS EXPECTED AT AUCKLAND. IBTTEBCOI.OinAIi AK» COASTAL. Canopus, Westport. July 17. Rama, Wellington, July IS. Kaitangata. Greymouth, July 18. Kaimanawa, Weetport, July 20. Koromiko. Melbourne, July 20. Wingatui, Southern ports, July 21. Manuka. Sydney. July 22. Wanaka, Southern ports, duly 28. Ngakuta. Rarotonga, via Wellington, July 25. Alua, Southern ports, July 28. Maheno, Sydney. July 'i 9. Kaiwarra, Melbourne, July 30. Southern Cross, Solomon Islands, July 31. Tofua, Fiji, August 4... -■ ■-~: H.M.S. Laburnum, Fiji. October 8. H.M.S. Veronica. Tonga, October 25 OVERSEAS. Trevorian, Montreal, July 18. Corinthio, London, July 20. Suffolk, Liverpool. July 20. Norfolk, South, July 23, to load. Nordbo, Vancouver. Juiy 29. Westmoreland. Liverpool July 31. City of Canton, New York, August 3. Port Hunter, South. August 3. Rio Clato, New York. August 5. Canadian Constructor, Montreal,, August 7 Canadian Planter. Vancouver, via Sydney, August 7 „ . . . „ Las Vegas. San Francisco. August 10. Laigo Law, Montreal, August 12. Tremere, New York, August 12. Tekoa, London, August 12. Kaikoura, Liverpool. August 20. . Maimoa, Liverpool, August 25. MamaTi, London, August 50. PACIFIC MAIL STEAMERS. Makura due at Auckland from Vancouver, on Monday. _. ..'• -:. , Niagara, duo at Vancouver from Auckland on July' 25. Maunganui, at Sydney, sails for Wellington and San Francisco on Thursday. Tahiti, at San Francisco, Bails for Wellington en Wednesday. EARLY SAILINGS FROM AUCKLAND

Canadian Miller, for America and Canada, July 30. . '■ _■■'■■ „ Norfolk, for Engianq, July 28. R.M.S. Makura. fox Vancouver, August 6. Port Hunter, America and London, August 6.

VESSELS IN PORT. In Stream—Tanearoa (schooner), Rewa (barqute). .Northern Chief (schooner). Ysabel (btjtne.). Devonport—H.M.S. Philomfcl, H.M.C.S. Irio. . , Queen's Wharf—Tredinnick. Central Wharf—Manaia. "Western Wharf—Hollywood. In Dock—Kurow.

The Kaituna sailed lata last night for Napier to complete discharge of her cargo of timber from Port Stephens.

The Gisbome Sheep Farmers' steamer Tiroa tailed from Giaborne at 8 a.m. yesterday for Auckland, via Coast bays. She » due here to-morrow.

'mho Xako is expected to complete her overhaul about Saturday, when she wiu be recommissioned in ths Bast Coast bayo

The Union Co.'s steamer Kahika sailed from Greymouth yesterday morning with a cargo of timber fox Sydney. ;./-. The Kurow is to come out of .dock this afternoon and cable st&amer Iria will be floated into the docfe to-morrow. The Canopna is duo at Auckland tc-mor-rov.' with a'cargo of coal from Wesiport. She -will discharge at, .the King'B Wharf The Richardson steamer Awahou, after undergoing overhaul at Auckland,, was despatched last night for Tokomaru Bay, Tolaga Bay. and Gisborne, -where she will load for this port. CARGO FROM AUSTRALIA. The Kaiwarra is expected to commence loading at Melbourne on Monday for Auckland, Wellington and New Plymouth. TEE NORFOLK. The Federal Lino steamer Norfolk sailed from Wellington at mid-day on Monday for Napier, Gisborne and Auckland to complete loading for Glasgow, Liverpool and Avoninouth. The vessel will be despatched finally from this pert about June 26V i ' THE SUFFOLK'S OFFICERS.The Federal Line Bteamer Buffolk, which Jb due at Auckland about Sunday from Liverpool, is under command of Captain C. Matthews. "Eia officers are:-rChief, Mr. E. P. C. Aslin; second, Mr. J. Lunnon; third, Mr J. D. Tooms; chief engineer. Mr. D. McCulloch: chief steward, Mr.-E. P. Colmar; surgeon. Dr. J. A. C. Smith.

CARGO FROM THE SOUTH. The Wingatui, en route from southern ports, was to leave Timaru at. 6 p.m. yesterday for Lyttelton, Wellington and Auokland. After discharge at this port the vessel will proceed to Wellington, Lyttelton, Dunedin, Qamaru and Timaru. The Wanaka sailed from Bluff at midnight on Monday for other southern ports, to load for Wellington and Auckland. The Atua has been fixed to load at Dunedin about July 21, a:ad afterwards at Lyttelton for Wellington and Auckland. THE MOTOR-SHIP HAURAKI. The Union Co.'s motor-ship Hauraki, which arrived at Wellington from San Francisco on Sunday afternoon, loaded at Vancouver, Powell River. Bellingham and Sac irancisco. She made the trip to Wellington in 24 days, at an average speed of II kjioU. The veasel will discharge 4000 tons; of caße-oil and general merchandise at Wellington and the remainder of 'her cargo at . iJ i'p, Melbourne. Adelaide and Sydney. -Laptsin J. D. Frew is in ./command of the Hauraki. He has the following officers associated with him:—Chief, Mr. J. Arnold: second. Mr T Haultain; third, air. E. J, Dead; wireless operator, Mr. •"• 8, Lane; chief engineer, Mr. R. Pair£an; second. Mr. H. Frith; third Mr. J. Taylor; fourth, Mr, R. Guiner; fifth. Mr. ■:■■*>. J. Wade; sixDh, Mr. J. N. Fleming: Beventh, Mr. A. Storer; eighth, Mr. G. ecott; ninth, Mr. T. R. Scott; tenth, Mr. L McKenzie,; chief electrician, Mr. J. - israe: second, Mr. A. Swan; chief steward, Mr, T. Linton.

frOBTHEBN COMPANY'S STEAMEBS. -JSMt Coast service, will resnme running in > Tiie Northern Company's) steamer Manaia, Jjhich has been relieving the Arahura in the *te Whangarei trade to-day. She is to leave for Whangarei at 10 p.m., and. the Matangj, which has been relieving the Manaia, - will tajje up her former running in the Taulanga nervice, sailing for that port at'6.Bo *.m. to-day. The Ngapuhi, on her arzival from Tauranga this morning, will be withdrawn from c °rnmi?sion for overhaul. The Apanui will complete her overhaul this week, and will resume running on Saturday, when she will be despatched at 10 P.m. for Awanui. :| The Daphne, which has been relieving the Apanui, ia due at Auckland from the North to-morrow morning. She will then be ti;verted to the Whangarei service in place M the Claymore, which will be withdrawn lor overhaul. The Daphne will be despatched for "Whangarei at 7 p.m. fo-morrow. • A MODERN OIL TANKER. The oil tanker H. T. Harper, recognised £ts a very luxurious vessel, arrived at Sydney recently with 1,800,000 gallons of bulk gasoline, the largest Quantity of , oil ever brought to Sydney in one, Bhip. The H. T. Harper iB a steel, twin-screw vessol of 3803 tons gross, and was built at Oakland, U.S.A., in 1021. The ship has oil engines, and ia of the latest bulk oil, type, bho is built low in the water, and is able to 3tand heavy weather because of h«r rather unusual construction. The crew of tiie E, T; Harper live in state compared with the crews of other freighters. They do not have • their bunks in the put in cabins two persona to each cabin.* Each cabin is fitted with electric radiators, and Kirit and the beds h".ve white.. rtiw*ond piliows. An electric laundry on board does washing free- of charge tor the crew. Every precaution is taken on board thu Bnip to prevent any outbreak of fire. The crew all wear Tubbor sboeß, and are not allowed to smoke. All winches, fires, etc., on board—in fact, anything requiring heat electrically equipped, wifch the oxc«pt;on of the : engines which aro oil motors. The cook's galley is, even fitted with an : dectric rnnge. . ""

:;;' :: vV the waitomo. : The Union Company's large cargo Bteamer Waitomo . sailed. last ■ evening for Newcastle, where die is to load a cargo of coal for Wellington and Auckland. —

- ; ;'■;./!--.' ? THB WAIMANA. ; „. v-; .".:■. ' The Shaw, Savill and Albion steamer Waimana bailed at mid-day yesterday for Wellington, Lytteiton and Buncdin to complete discharge of her cargo from Glasgow and Liverpool.

a THE TKEDINKICIL The A. and A.; Lino's?' chartered steamer Tredinnick is to leave Auckland at 6 p.m. to-day for Wellington, New Plymouth, Wanganui and Newcastle, to complete discharge of her cariso from Now York.

ORQWAITI DUE AT "WELLINGTON. The Onion Co.'s oil tanker Orowaiti is due at Wellington to-day with a lurye cargo of bulk oil fuel from California. :.

THE TREMEADOW.

The Union Co.'s chartered steamer Tremeadow left Newcastle at 9 a.m. yesterday for Nauru to load • a cargo of phosphates for New Zealand.

TIMBER FROM AUSTRALIA. The Kaitoke, with a cargo of timber from Newcastle and Port Stepnens, was expected to leave bhe latter port yesterday for Bluif, Wellington and Auckland. WAIKAWA AT NAPIER. The Onion Co.'s trans-Pacific steamer Waikawa was due at Napier at daybreak yesterday with a cargo from Pacific Coast ports. The vessel will also discharge at Lytteiton, Duuedin and New Plymouth. THE TAIROA. The Shaw, Savill and Albion steamer Tairoa was to leave Wellington yesterday for Duuedin and New Plymouth to complete discharge of her cargo from London. Subsequently the vessel will load in the South for tihe United Kingdom. ULIMAROA AT SYDNEY. The Huddart-Paxker steamer Ulimaroa, which sailed from Auckland for Sydney at 2.15 p.m. on Friday, arrived at her destination at 11 a.m. yesterday. She is scheduled to leave Sydney on Saturday for Wellington. THE RUAPEHU. The New 2lealand Shipping Co.'s liner Ruapehu is to leave New Plymouth to-day for Port Chalmers, Timaru, Wanganui and Wellington, to completn loading. The vessel is dua at Wellington on August 1 and is to sail on August 4 for Glasgow, Liverpool, Manchester, Cardiff acd Avonmouth. THE KATOA. The Katoa arrived last night from Newcastle and anchored in the stream. This morning she will berth at the Central Wharf to diacharg* her cargo of coal. After discharge the vessel will return to Newcastle for another cargo for this port.

MAHENO AT WELLINGTON. The Union Company's inter-Colonial Bteamer Maheno arrived at Wellington at 9.30 a.m. yesterday with passengers, mails and oargo from Sydney. The passengers and the letter mail for Auckland will reach here by train this morning.* The vessel is to leave Wellington on her return to Sydney on Friday morning. THE WAIRUNA. The Union Company's trans-Pacific steamer Wairuna was despatched from Auckland at mid-day yesterday for Fanning Island, Honolulu, Vancouver and San Francisco. The vessel will subsequently load at Pacific Coast ports for New Zealand. THE HOLLYWOOD. The Swayne and Hoyte Line steamer Hollywood will complete cargo operations at the Western Wharf about the end of the week, when she will proceed to Wellington, Melbourne, Sydney and Newcastle in continuation of her voyage from Pacifio Coast ports. ARAHURA RESUMED. After being laid up at Auckland for six ■weeks undergoing an extensive overhaul the An&hura resumed running in the East Coast passenger service yesterday. She sailed *t 2.45 p.m. for Tokomaru Bay, Gibborne and Napiei, and is due back at Auckland on Sunday. THE RAMA. The Chatham Island Fishing Company's steamer Rama was expeoted ftp. leave Wellington at mid-day yesterday for Auckland, where ahe is due about Friday morning. After loading a quantity of general cargo at this port the vessel will be despatched on Saturday for Nine Island. THE NGAKUTA. Advice received by the Union Co. states that the Island steamer Ngakuta. with a cargo of fruit from Aitutaki.. Manga"ra and Rarotonga, wan to leave the last-mentioned port op Monday for Wellington, where she in expected about July 23. From Welling ton the vessel proceeds to Auckland to discharge & part of her cargo and to load at this port for the Islands. THE HUIA AND RIRA. The Nobel Explosive Company's schooner Huia, which is loading explosives at Maraetai, is to leave there to-morrow for Portland. Napier, Wellington, and Dunedin. At the last-mentioned port the vessel, will load a cargo of produce for Auckland. The Nobel Company's ketch Rira left Lyttelton for Dunedin on Monday to load a cargo of produce for this port.

. WITHIN WIRISLESS RANGE. The following vessels are expected to be within range of the undermentioned wireless stations to-day:—- ■ „....!,. „. : „, Auckland.—H.M.S. Dunedin, Niagara, Makura, Tofua, Trevorian, Koromiko, Wairuna Corinthic. Waimana, Arahura, Waitomo, Suffolk, Omana, Waiotapu, Canadian Cruiser, Ventura. „_ •* ■ __ , . _ . Chatnam Island.—Hartfield, Mahia, Port Victor, Suffolk, Corinthic. Wellington.—Maori. Mararoa, Port Hunter Keeling, Orowaiti, Kekerangu, Norfolk, Waipori, Kaiwarra, Tairoa, Rakanoa, Wanaka. Wingatui, Port Augusta, Tutaneka?, Turakina, Ngakuta, Trebartha, Kauri, Waihemo* ... - •■•-.■. "