SHIPPING.

New Zealand Herald, Volume LXI, Issue 18891, 13 December 1924, Page 9

SHIPPING.

PORT OF AUCKLAND.

YESTERDAY'S ARHIVALS.

Mnhana (2 a.m.). from Gisborno MarX 5.40 a.m.) from Matanui (6.40 a.m.), from laurauga, Wanaka (7 a.m.), from Southern PorU Apanui (9.55 p.m.). from >ireat Barrier, Waihora (4 P.m. , from .Newcastle. B (11 P.m.). from Singapore.

YESTERDAY'S DEPARTURES. Marama (6.15 p.m.). for Sydney. Pas-"gK-Misees M, Basley. 3. Marsland T Martin J B Alexander. i>- M. aK ". a H Baker E C. rountain.C MrUan. W HyaraT"'. M. Bradley. E. Howarta.. B. a**«iStDumnore, J- Stevenson.'A. Potts, ?ffifc A°L Johnson, Adams. Dugmow. £Affi GoVan and HcSor/-MallS ,B l.; P.' CroweD. &sell. C |»kkier S Syxne. j 7, H Middleton, N. C. Kent. V. Wise, R. feffkin P. Connell. F Vaurensen, C. VrPoole H. E. Wilson. N. W Eionorn. J. R MunroV. G. L. Ropier. J. V. Addis, J. Town. J. K. Robertson. J. S. Burns C. M. Wynyard, W. A. Boucher. E. Davies. Cr. A(Semaa. H Adams. Dugmore. F. Bums. H Whatford. 11. Dugmore, G E Freeman. J K JReyburn. S. Grant. W.Livorsidge. W Peters. C. A. Cooper. F. M. Clements. Creswel] (2). A. Challinor J. Shaw, S. R. McClear, R. Dennison. D D Alma. S. v-ites, L. Staig. F. Staig. R. Murphy R. Shtrples A. Gowan. Lindsay-Pope. H .Best, 0 Sundin G. Corby. J. Beal. £M. Foley. W Seccombe. Simmonds. F Beattie. W. O. ■Harrison E G. Oram, and 98 steerage. Apainii (12.10 a.m.). for Great Earner; Akaroa (10,15 a.m.). for Coast; Kawau (1120 om). for Mangawai; Oneroa (12.16 p.m.), for Matakana; Hauiti (2.10 p.m.) for Corornar.de!; Gael (2.15 p.m.) for Warkworth; Wacatere (2.50 p.m.). for Thames; Mahurari'i ( fi -5 P.m.), for Warkworth; Hiku : rand (6.35 p.m.) for Whnngare!; .Matang, (6.40 p.m.). for Tauranna; Manaia (10.10 p.m.). for Whangarei.

VESSELS DUE TO-DAY. Tvakatere. from Thames. 2.10 p.m. Taniwba, from Paoroa, 4.30 a.m. Hauiti, from Coromandel. 12.30 p.m. Waipu, from Kereneehi, 2 a.m. Claymore, from Whangarei. 5."0 a.m. Clansman, from Russell, 7 a.m Gael, from Warkworth. 12.30 p.m. Kawau, Isroin Mangawai, 9 p.m.

VESSELS SAILING TO-DAY. Ruapehu, for Gisborne. 11 a.m. Kaitangata, for Portland. Apanui, for Awanui, 10 P.m. Putiki. for East Coast bays, noon. Canadian Cruiser, for Brisbane. Rarawa, for Onehunga.

VESSELS DUE TO-MORE OW. Poit Campbell, from Napier, early. Ksmo. from Clarenoe River. Artvhura. from East Coast ports. Manaia, from Whangarei, 6 s.m. Matangi. from Tauranga, 7 a.m.

VESSELS SAILING TO-MORROW. Claymore, for Whangarei, 10 p.m. Taniwlia, for Paeroa, midnight.

VESSELS EXPECTED AT AUCKLAND.

INTE3COLONIAI, AND COASTAL. Southern Cross, N*w Hebrides, Deo. 16. Kawatere. Port Stephens, via Napier, December 17. Kamo. Clarence River, December 14. Ngakuta, Rarotonga, December 15. Kaiwarra, Fiji, December 16. Maheno, Sydney, December 16. Fiona, Queensland, December 17. 'J'utanekai, Niue Island, December 17. H.M.S. Veronica, South, December 18. H.M.S. Dunedin, South, December 18. Niagara, Sydney. December 22. Ulimaroa, Sydney, December 22. Wingatui, Southern ports, Deo. 22. Tofua, Fiji. December 29. OVTSBSEA9. Cumberland, South, December 16. to load. Port Campbell, South, Deo. 14, to load. Pskeha, London, December 16. Pinna, Borneo. December 20. Aspen, Los Angeles, December 20. City of Edinburgh. New York. December 22. Port Hunter, December 23. to load. Port Melbourne, Liverpool, December 23. Karetu. Liverpool, December 25. Wirst Nilus. San December 26. Tymeric, New York. December 28. Canadian Constructor, Montreal. January 3. Trekieve, "Montreal. January 3. Trelevan, Now York, Januaj-y 3. Dorset. Liverpool,~"January 5. Makura. Vancouver, January 6. Tekoa. London. Janaary 3. wa Sura. Waimana. Liverpool. January 6. Susses, Calcutta, January 9. Canadian Traveller. South. January 10. to load. Zealandio, South, January 15, to load. Sheaf Mount, Vancouver, to sail. Cornwall. Liverpool. Ariel, bque., Marseilles, early January. West Calera. San Francisco, January 26. Leitrim, Liverpool, January 28. Niagara, Vancouver, February 2. Danekonge, atuc. schnr., Red Sea, early February. Tiiiroa, Liverpool, Fobnmrv 24. Aorangi, Vancouver, Fobruary 24.

PACIFIC MAIL STEAMERS. Niagara, due nt Sydney, from Auckland, to-dry. Sails for Auckland tnd Vancouver on Thursday. Makura, at Vancouver. Sails for Auckland on Wednesday. Maunsanui, due at Wellington, from Sari Francisco, en December 22. Tahiti, due at San Francisco, from Wellington, on December 26.

early sailings from Auckland.

oveeseas. Port Cam obeli, London, December 17. Mahana, London. December 19. Niagara, Vancouver, December 23. Canadian Traveller. New York, January 12. Rimutaka, America and England, January 14. Zealand™, London. January 21. Tahiti. Vancouver, January 27.

VESSELS IN PORT. In Stream—Rewa (barque). Northern Chief (schooner). Ysabel (bqtneO. North Wall—Korua, Rangitoto. Prince's Wharf—Kauri, PakiDaki, Koromiko, Canadian Cruiser, Putiki, Volsella. Devonport—H.M.S. Philomel. H.M.S Laburnum, Oil-tanker Nuoula, Cablesteamer Iris. Centra] Wharf—lllingworth. Kaitangata. Wanaka. Kin s>. Wliarf—Waitomo, Trswyn. Nauru thict. Waihora. Queen's Wharf—Ruap-jhn. Mahana.

Tho Kaitangata is to sail tc-day for Portland to load cement for Wellington. r>nT! le t Ar3bura i 3 due from East Coast ?• ♦£* S n - 10 " OW «ri Sh ? mU P robab] y berth at the Prince a Wharf. «r?, l !! f „ Xo t? 1 . Ex P lo . siv< > Company's auxiliary Sc w, ?» U, i a i Bmvod 8$ Wellington from Auckland at 11 p.m. on Wednesday. bi2? JfiSHIIi k OW u not e , x Pected to complete discharge of her phosphate cargo £rt week™ 1?IaDtl bef ° re tha Jniddl ° °°

The Koromiko is to shift on Monday to about W S edn e sday PeCted l ° Im ' vo Auckland •jenrrrg for other southern ports to comPlate loading for Wellington and Auckland one is uuo at this port about December

which has been relieving the Rarawa on the West Coast service, is •h«l? V6 |, onehun ea to-day for Auckland where she- arrives on Monday. The Waihora arrived last evening from Wharf 8 „V"' t ber \ hed at the KS" crew If\l fllscbar 8e her cargo of coal. The crew of the vessel aro oeing paid off and ah« hoL ! dayT am at AUCkklld Until *""' the With cargo from Southern ports and New Plymouth the Wanaka arrive,! yesterday and berthed at the. Central Wharf. Afl« Hischarge the vessel goes to Chelsea to load suirar and she is announced to sail about Tuesday for Southern ports.

THE 11. K. HALL. The fi'-e-masted schooner H. K TTill •ailed from Port Stephens on December 0 with a cargo of Australian hardwood for ;, ii , Pl - v , :no,uh and Auckland. The vessel ton. af" K Ig %\ ei d< & uar ,*°. oi "bout "250 XatHww Plymouth, and the remainder. Ha! if 10 , to ' lß - at thls , Port. The H. K mil wbieh is a vessel of 3237 tons i« unmng under tho management of the ma" & ism, %&£•%£ The — !

RUSSELL AN} NORTHERN" SERVICE. thl h ri£?l thera ~? om P a ny announces that "»e Clansman will make two trips to the *orth next week. She leaves Auckland at ; P.m. on Monday for Russell and Opui Wvp i£ ° iP' m - on Tuesday the vessel will arrive onW !° r fuekltawi,, whm she will ill on Wednesday morning. At 4n m xAJn™ day i he Veßßcl 8ail » for fiMMIT from tw a s and M » n S» nul ' J and ahe ret *™« mar? wi \ np . next .Saturday. The Clansvie? .', i $* a »» b€ "Jthdrawn from the serwilt u • v a »'"»ch replaces her. day fir if,, At ii ck feL d at ,; P- TO - ,! "' »"'»« She , P H, tuss 'i n> Whanearoa. and Manganui. cernher S l °> A,! H klu ' l(l «"> Tuesday, Del same ,1 H an J H ;" ,H oeain ,il 4 r».m. the S d j"? Northern por's as far an Mantrin d„ "r back at A»ckland from that "'P on Christmas morning.

THE CANADIAN* CRUISER. In continuation of voyage* from Montreal the Canadian Cruiser is to sail tnis morning for Brisbane, Sydney, Melbourne and Adelaide. THE WAIOTAPTJ. The Union Company advises that the trans-Paoifio steamer Waiotapu i» eipeclecl to leave Wellington on Tuesday for Fanning Island and Vancouver. NAURU CHIEF TO DOCK. The Nauru Chief, which is discharging a cargo of phosphates at tho Kind's Wharf, is to go into dock for cleaning and painting about Thursday. THE MAHENO. The Union Company's inter-colonial nte*mer Maheno was scheduled to leave Sydney at midday yesterday with prmseni;cu:s, mails and cargo for Auckland, where fib.o is due on Tuesday.

THE KAWATIRI. The Kawatiri is now to leave Napier on Monday for Auckland, where she will complete discharge of her cargo of timber from Port Stephens. She is duo here on Wednesday.

MARAMA SAILED. The Marama sailed last evening with pasaeagers, mails and cargo for Sydney, where she is due on Tuesday. From Sydney tho vessel goes to Wellington. CARGO FROM ST. JOHNS The New Zealand Shipping Company has received advice thc.t the Hain Line steamer Trebartha is loading at St. Johnt, New Brunswick for New Zetland and Australia. Sho is to sail about December 20. THE RUAPEHU. Tho New Zeali.nd Shipping Company's liner Ruapehu is to leave Auckland at 11 a.m. to-day for Gisborno, Wellington, Lyttolton, and Duned'n, to complete discharge of hor cargo from 'West of England ports. KAIWARRA AT FIJI. From Newcastle and Sydney, the. Kaiwarra arrived at Lautoka, Fiji, at 8 a.m. on Wednesday. The vessel is to be despatched from Suva to-day for Auckland, where she is due about Thursday. SOUTHERN CROSS DUE ON MONDAY. A message .has been received from Via, New Hebrides, that the Molanesian Mission stoamer Southern Cross will probably arrive at Auckland from her cruise in the South-west Pacific on Tuesday. She is bringing tho folio wing passengers:—Bishop" Steward, Rev. R. Hodgson, Miss Sealcy, and Miss Williams. ARAWA REPORTED. En route from New Zealand, with passen£ers, mails and cargo for Southampton and iondon, the Shaw, Sayill and Albion liner Arawa cleared Montevideo on December 2, in continuation of her voyage. The vessel galled from Wellington on November 12. THE RIMU. The Rimu is to leave Onohunga on Wednesday for Hokianga. Cargo will be taken at rail on Monday and up to noon r n Tuesday The vessel will arrve back at Gi;ohunga next Saturday, and the followng day sho will sail at 6.30 p.m. for Raglan end Kawhia. VOLSELLA FROM SINGAPORE. The British Imperial Oil. Con pany's steamer Volsella arrived late last nigl t from Singapore and anchored in the stream. Th.s morning the vemiel will • berth at. t.ia Prince's Wharf to discharge a quantity of oil for this port. THE NGA.KUTA. The Union Company's Island steamer Ngakuta is expected at Auckland about Monday with a cargo of fruit frorri the Eastern Pacific. No wireless report had beon received from tho vessel yesterday. MATANGI'S CHRISTMAS RUNNING.. The Matangi will make her usual runs to Tauranga this week, but owing to tho holidays sho will be despatched from Auckland for Tauranga on Sunday. December 21, at 6.30 p.m., and will return on th? following Tuesday morning. She will sai": again the same evening for Tauranga, ami will arrive back from that trip on Christmas morning.

MAHANA LOADING. The Shaw, Savill and Albion Company's steamer Mahana arrived from Gisbome yesterday morning and berthed at the Queen's Wharf to complete loading. L. D. Nathan and Company, Limited, the local' agents, announce that the vessel will be despatched for London, via Montevideo and Teneriffo, en Decembor 19.

THE RIMUTAKA The Now Zealand Shipping steamer Rnnutaka left Wellington on Wednesday evening for Lyttelton, Dunedin and New Plymouth, to complete discharge of hor cargo from Liverpool. Tbo vessel will afterwards load for Nej-' York, Boston, and West of England ports at New Plymoitli, Wellington. Napier, Gisborno and Auckland. She is to be despatched from this port for New York on January 14.

THE CANADIAN TRAVELLER. The Canadian Government steamer Canadian Traveller sailod from Adelaide yesterday for Napier, where she will comn-.anco loading in New Zealand for New York, Boston, and Montreal. After further loading at other ports the vessel will complete at Auckland, from where she will bo despatched for New York.

THE ULIMAROA. The Huddarii-Parker steamer Uliraaroa sailed from Wellington yesterday for Sydney, where she is due on Tuesday. The vessel is scheduled to leave Sydney on Thursday for Auckland, where eho arrivea at 8 a.m. on Tuesday, December 23. The following day, Christmas Eve, eho will be despatched for Sydney. RARAWA TO RESUME. The Rarawa, which has undergone a thorough overhaul at Auckland, ia to leavo here this morning for Onehunga, where she is duo on Monday morning. On Monday afternoon the vessel will resume running in 4 ie New Plymouth service. The holiday arrangement! are for the Rarawa to leavo Onehunga for New Plymouth at 5.30 p.m on Sunday. December 21, and at 4 p m on Tuesday, December 23. PORT CAMPBELL LEAVES NAPIER. The Commonwealth and Dominion Line steamer Port Campbell sailed from Napier at 4 p.m. yesterday for Auckland, where she is due to-morrow morning. The vessel will berth at the Queen's Wharf to complete loading for New York, Boston and London to the agency of Heather, Roborton, .Ltd. who expect to despatch her for New York at daybreak on Wednesday. PERRY STEAMER KAWAU SOLD. The Devonport Company's sfeamer Kawau has been sold to Mr. J. Bradsbaw, of Bluff where she is to be used as an os-ster trawler. The vessel was built at Auckland m 1891 by Mr. W Holmes at Devonport. for Mrs. Buxton, who then owned Kawau Island. The vessel was afterwards engaged on the mail and passenger service between Apia and Pago Pago, and she was also employed on the Heknsvillo River before she was purchased about 12 yearn ago by tho Perry Company The vessel is to leavo Auckland for Bluff to-day, in charge of Cantain L. Henry. WITHIN WIRELESS RANGE.

The following vessels aro expected to be within ranße of the undermentioned wirelesa stations to-dny:— Auckland.—Kaiwarra, Tofua. Kona Niagara. Ngakuta, Fiona. Pnkoha, Makambo Marama, Kaikorai, Knroa. Chatham Islands — Sunnyhill. Wellington.—Maori. Marnroa. Ngnio Rakanoa. Hertford Climaroa. Kaimanawa haituna. Cumberland. Tort Campbell Athemc. Moeralci, Tahiti. Largo Law, Waihemo, Katoa, Ruahme.