SHIPPING.

New Zealand Herald, Volume LXI, Issue 18894, 17 December 1924, Page 9

SHIPPING.

PORT OF AUCKLAND.

■ YESTERDAY'S ARRIVALS. Fakeha (6.30 a.m.), from London. Maheno (2.20 p.m.), from Sydney. Passenjrers: Saloon—Misses De Tourret. Cook. Bulmer. Peacock, Henderson. Insoll, Preddy, Kinf, Lloyd, Hutchins. Nicol, McDonald, Lamond, Henderson, Maxwell, Reay, Penberthy. McKay, Smith, Morrison, Ferguson, Vojs, Macfarlane. Moore. Grew, Rose, Herbert, Cooper, Adair, Duncan, Courtenay, Lawson. Bainger, Overton (2), Smith, Barfoot (2), Burgess, Hugheß, Scott, Purcell, Fraser. Knowles. Hayman, Falconer, Sprigg, Newman, McLean (2i ; Lady Henderson. Lady Fenwick, Mesdamcs Bee, Kirke, Bart ley, Briggs. Webb, Richardson, Haviland, Mutch. Orr, King, Hartman. Tattley, Henderson, Maxwell. Casey. Reay. Hawden. Boyle, Roberts, Conway, Lincoln, Stevens, Colvin, Lamb, Cassidy. Peacock. Alleby. Vizer. Mackenzie. Buckley, Rainger, Morgan. Cooper, Middleton, Bond, Lawson, Johnston, Adams. Overton, Dawson and I! children, Pittendrigh. Perrin and child. Aghan, V»i\ey and child, Jekins, Ryall, Bromet, Buchanan Gill, McLean; Messrs. Bee, Oakdei/, McMahon, Bridgman, Hopkins. Briggs, Webb. Campbell. Asbury, Worrall, Richard«on? Haviland, Rodwell, Mutch. Priestley. King, Levy, Tattley, Hogg, Raymcnt. Dunvillc, Lodge. Woinwright, Maxwell, I/iKjley. Armstrong, Reay. Hawdon, toeppel, Mat;sfleld, Murch. Mackay. Anderson, Jenrns, Sims, Plydell (2). Conway, _ Seabourne, Sheeban. Stevens, Davidßon, Colvin, Batien, Moir, Waters. Garland. Johnston, Carmine, Keniwell, Alleby, Viier, MacKeny.ie, Hughes, Mizen, Lowe. Young. Rainger, Cornford, Andrews, Cowan. Courtenay, Endicofl, Gaines (2), Gerogetti, Tmcrod. Rose, Bond, Dawfion, Payne, Lawson, Adams, Langtree, White (2), Winnall, Perrin, Thomas, Ai?han. Vasey, Selby, Sprigg, Davis, Bromet, Keaton, Buchanan, Tonkin, Gill. Kiddeii. Wills. Smith. Sir Thomas Henderson, Dr. Henderson, Col. Pottinger, Sir Geo. Fenwick, and 150 steerage, including 53 Yugoslavs. Taniwha (G. 15 a.m.), from Paeroa; Claymore (7.10 a.m.), from Whangarei. Wakatero (1.55 p.m.), from Thames; Oneroa (2.15 p.m.). from Coromandel; Gael (2.35 p.m.). from Warkworth; Hauiti (3.35 p.m.), from Coromandel; Kawau (3.37 p.m.), from Matakana; Akiroa, with raft in tow (6 J3.m.). from Coast. 2>gakuta (10.20 p.m.), from Rarotonga.

YESTERDAY'S DEPARTURES. Waipu (1.10 a.m.), for Kerepeehi; Claymore (1.5 p.m.), for Whangarei. Wan&ka (10.30 p.m.). for Lyttelton. Aupouri (5.20 p.m.), for East Coast bays; Hikurangi (8.5 p.m.), for Whangarei-. Arahura (8.40 p.m.), for East Coast ports; Mthurangi (10.10 p.m.), for Warkworth.

VESSELS DUE TO-DAY. Fiona, from Queensland, 1 p.m. Cumberland, from Wanganui. Taniwha, from Paeroa, 8 p.m. Waipu, from Kerepeehi, 4.30 a.m. Claymore, from Whangarei, 10 p.m. Manaia, from Whangarei, 6 a.m. Matangi, from Tauranga, 7 a.m. Clansman, from Russell, 7 a.m. Apanui, from Awanni, noon.

VESSELS SAILING TO-DAY. Yolsella, for Napier. Clansman, for Russell, 4 p.m. Matangi, for Tauranga, G. 30 p.m. Gael, for Kopu, 4 p.m. Wakatere, for Thames, 5.30 p.m. Mimaia, for Whangarei, .10 p.m. Hauiti, for Warkworth, 5 p.m. Ka.wau, for Big Omaha, 11 a.m. Omaaa, for Silverdele, 7 a.m. Apanui, for Great Barrier, midnight.

PACIFIC MAIL STEAMERS. Niaeara. at Sydney. Sails for Auckland and Vancouver to-morrow. Makura. at Vancouver. Sails for Auckland to-day. Maiinuanui. due at Wellington, from San Francisco, on Monday. Tahiti, due at San Francisco, from Wellington, on December 26. EARLY SAILINGS FROM AUCKLAND. OVERSEAS. Port Campbell. America and London, Dec 19. Mahana. London, December 19. Niagara, Vancouver, December 23. Canadian Traveller, New York, January 12. Rimutaka. America and England, January 14. Waimate. England, Jan. 20. Zealandic, London, January 22. Tahiti. Vancouver, January 27.

VESSELS IN PORT.

lb Stream—Rewa (barque), Northern Chief (Bchooner), Ysabe) (battle.). 'Prince's Wharf—Volsella, Maheno, Ngakuta. Devonport—H.M.S. Philomel. ii.M.3. Laburnum. Oil-tanker Nucula. Cablesteamer Iris. Western Wharf—Kauri. Central Wharf—llHngworth.Kamo. Kinp's Wharf—Waitonio, Trewyn, Nauru Chief. Waihora. Queen's Wharf—Mahana, Port Campbell, Pakeha. Chelsea—Koromiko.

The Gisborne dredge Korua is to shift from the dock to the end of the Prince's Wharf this morning .to continue re-fitting. Tho Kororniko is expected to completo OiHcharge of her coal cargo at Chfllgea this evening when she is to sail for Westport.

The Wingatui has been delayed at Dunedm by heavy rain. She is to leave there to-morrow for Auckland via Southern ports. En route from Southern ports, the Navua Wfta expected to leavo Wellington last night lor Auckland where she i 3 due on Friday niorninsr.

The Richardson Line steamer Aupouri was despatched from Auckland last evening with a full-cargo of general merchandise for East Coast ports.

Russell and Soniera, Ltd,, advise that the Anchor Line steamer Kaitoa is dua at Oneaunga on Friday to load for Nelson. WestPort and Greymouth

The Corinna left Wellington at 11 p.m. on Saturday and Picton on Monday for New i-lyniouth and Onehungn. She is due at tha iast-mentioned port to-day

[he Kamo is to shift today to the King's Wharf to complete discharge of her coal and timber cargo. She- is to sail to-morrow with dWct ° areo /ro ' ll th ' S POrt for Lyttelton

The Kawatere is So leave Napier this afternoon for Auckland, to complete discharge of her cargo of timber from Port Stephens, hoe is expected at this port on Friday morning. J

The Waitomo will complete dischargo of n*r coal cargo at the King's Wharf this rnorrung when she will be taken to hor rnoonngs in tho stream where she remains over tno holidays.

THE RUaHINE. lil^ e w Xe l V - Zea \ a P d Shipping Company's I' no «f Rwahine, which arrived at Wellington on Saturday rooming, with passengers, mails arm cargo from London and Southampton, exper'auced stormy weather for a short time in the Atlantic. The third day out from Southampton she encountered a storm accompanied by high aeaS which broke on hoard, and also stove in Borne of the ports in the forecastle. A horsebox was washed along the deck and broken, but the horse was not hurt. After the storm area was Passed fine weather prevailed for the remainder of the voyage. Captain E. T Mmith is in command of the Ruahino. and ne has with him tho following officers — i-irst Mr r r . G Portch: second. Mr. A. J. Angell, third, Mr. 11. V. Mordern: fourth, •Mr. K. A. Brock: surgeon. Dr. H. De Qvooti steward-in-chaige, Mr. W. (J. Fraser- chief engmerr, Mr. E. O. Wootton; second. Mr M. E Fouhy; third. Mr. J. W. Fulton;' Jjur'h. Mr. E. E. Nicholls; fifth, Mr. T Heck: sixth. Mr. F. J. Borington; seventh" Mr. J. M. Bamforth: chief refrigerating engineer, Mr. T. H. Oakley; second, Mr. C Ke.lburn; third. Mr. C. Dayle: wireless operators. Messrs. C. J. Pennington, W. E onnth and N. Alder3on.

THE 1-AKEHA. The Commonwealth and Dominion Lino steamer Pakeha arrived yesterday morning trom London and Southampton, and berthed at the Queen's Wharf to disembark 053 passengers for New Zealand and lo unload n quantity of genera! merchandise for this port The vessel sailed from Southampton <jn November 7, and during the first four days from port moderate south-west gales were encountered, with rough head s-as wnu-h caused the. vessel to spray heavily <>u November 12 (he weather improved, and Vbe conditions were fine until arrival at < olon at 8.40 a.m. on November 23 The vessel passed through the Canal to Balboa where she berthed at 8 p.m. the same day! ->ext morning the Pakeha resumed her 7° y f K(i \ , and B enera! l>' fin« weather prevailed 'o Auckland. A fatality occurred on board on November 20. when a seaman named J ■poskett fell from a derrick and received injuries from which he died the same night TV "r?*, l ?"' rie,i Bt 6ea '" ne following day. ■the Pakeha t;oes to Dunedin to oomplel* discharge, but she will subsequently return to Auckland to load a quantity of dairy produce, frozen meat and general /targe for tmSio • 9 a P tain w - P- ClifAon-MoM, *W<..R., is in command of the vessel. His fifflcers are-.--Chief. Mr. A. Bladk; second. Mr. R. Vandervord; third. Mr. E. Baker: lourth, Mr., R. G. James; chief engineer, Mr. A. Cooper; second, Mr. W,. B. Brown; third, Mr. J. Kidd: fourth. Kt W. Headerson; fifth, Mr. F. E. Burnell, sixth. Mr. E. J'ate.rson; sevonth, Mr. H. ,D. Jones; first refrigerating engineer, Mi, D. Finlay; second, Mr. J. T. Olliver; wireless operators, Moms. R. A. Soar. C. T. S*aton, and G. Ballon; ship's surgeon, I>. C. A. King; Mr. E. J. Lavia.

THE TREWYN. '■■■ The Hain Line steamer Trewyn is expected to complete cargo operations at the King's Wharf to-morrow when she is to sail for Newcastle. THE VOLSELLA. The steamer V.olse-'lla is to sail .thiis afternoon for Napier and southern ports io conipleto discharge of her oil carso from Singapore. CARGO FROM AUSTRALIA. .The Union Company's new steamor Kotiini, which recently arrived at Au.it'faiia from England, left Wallaroo for Auckland on Saturdav at 10 p.m., via southern New Zealand ports. THE KAIWARRA. Tho Kaiwarra. en routo from Suva to Auckland, reports by wireless that she is 'meeting with bad weather and expects to arrive to-morrow afternoon. THE SOUTHERN CROSS. The Melanesian steamer Southern Cross, en route, from New Hebrides to Auckland, had not been reported yesterday, but she is expected to nrrivo at any time now. After medical inspection tho vessel will berth at tho Princes Wharf. TRELYON LEAVES SAN FRANCISCO. With car£o from Pacific Coast ports for discharge at Auckland. Melbourne, Sydney and Newcastle, the Hain Lino steamer Trelyon, under charter to the Union Company, Bailed from San Francisco at 8 p.m. on Saturday. The vessel i 3 duo at this port about January 8 THE TAIROA. The Shaw, Savill and Albion Line steamer Tairoa is to leave Liverpool on December 27 for Auckland. Wellington, Lyttelton and Dunedin. Sho is due at Auckland about February 2. NORFOLK LOADS FOR. LONDON. The New Zetland Shipping Company advises that the Federal Line steamer Norfolk is due at Auckland from Australia about December 2G to commence loading New 2'.ealand produce for London.

THE R.M.S. MAKURA. Tho Royal Mail steamer Makura is scheduled to leave Vancouver to-day with passengers, mails and cargo for Honolulu, Suva, Auckland and Sydney. The vessel 18 due at this port on January o and at Sydney ou January 10. CORNWALL FROM LIVERPOOL. <r The Federal Line steamer Cornwall was scheduled to leave Liverpool on Saturday with cargo from West, of England ports for discharge at Auckland, Wellington. Lyttelton, Dunedin and Bluff. She is duo at thi3 port about January 20. THE R.M.S. NIAGARA. The Royal Mail steamer Niagara is scheduled to sail from Sydney to-morrow for Auckland, Suva, Honolulu and Vancouver. The vessel is duo at this port about 0 a.m. on Monday and she is to resume her voyage at 11 a.m. the following day. THE PORT CAMPBELL. The Commonwealth and Dominion Line steamer Port Campbell, which is loading a large quantity of dairy produce, frozen meat and general merchandise at the Queen's Wharf for New York, Boston vj r \ London, is now expected to sail for N>:w York on Friday. ULIMAROA AT SYDNEY. The Huddart-Parker steamer Ulimaron arrived at Sydney from Wellington at 5 a.m. yesterday. The vessel is scheduled to leave Sydney on Friday with passengers, mails and cargo for Auckland, where nhe is due on Tuesday.

ARAHURA'S CHRISTMAS RUNNING

The Arahura sailed last night, for Tokomaru Bay, Giaborne and Nnpie; : . She isi due back at Auckland on Sundiy. The Union Company advises that the vv3sel will call at Tokomaru Bay coming North on Saturday, and she is announced to isail from Auckland for Bast Coast ports at :ioon on Tuesday. THE SHEAF MOUNT. The Union Company's chartered steamer Sheaf Mount sailed from San Francisco at 2 p.m. on Saturday for Auckland, where she is due about January 9. The vessel is bringing cargo from Pacific Coast ports for discharge at Auckland, Nai>ier, Wellington, Lyttelton and Dunedin. FIONA DUE 1 P.M. TO-DAY. The Colonial Sugar Company's steamer Fiona, en route from Mackay, Queensland, to Auckland, has reported by wireless thai she will arrive at 1 p.m. to-day. After met'icnl inspection in the stream the vessel will berth at Chelsea to discharge her cargo of Queensland raw sugar. THE. PORT HUNTER. The Commonwealth and Dominion Line steamer Port Hunter was to leave Dunedin for Bluff on Monday to commence loading for London. The vessel will also load at Timaru, Auckland, Napier, Wellington and Lyttelton. She is to be despatched from the last-mentioned port on January 10 for London, via La? Palmas. CUMBERLAND DUE TO-DAY. The Federal Line steamer Cumberland left Wanganui at 10.2 C p.ra on Monday for Auckland, where she is due this afternoon. The vessel will berth at the Central Wharf to load a large quantity of dairy produce and general cargo for London before she proceeds to Gisborne and Wellington to complete. SPECIAL STEAMEBS FOR KAWAU. The Northern Company advises that in addition to the Kawau, which sails ut 4 p.m. on Friday for Kawau and Algies, tie Waipu will be despatched at 1.15 71.111. on Saturday for those two seaside resorts. This will enable passengers who are unable to leave Auckland on Friday to do so by the larger steamer the following day.

NGAKUTA fIURIVED. The Union Company's Island steamer Ngakuta arrived last night from Rarotonga and anchored in the stream. After medical inspection this morning the vessel will berth at the Prince's Wharf to dischargo her cargo of fruit and other Island produce from Eastern Pacific poits. After discharge the Ngakuta will load for Wellington, and she is to be despatched for that port direct to-morrow. NORTHERN COMPANY'S VESSELS. As The Mount Wharf i 3 still occupied by an overseas steamer, the Matangi will not take cargo for that port to-day. She may probably take Mount cargo on Friday. The Northern Company's steamer Quel is to leave Auckland for Kopu and Turua at 4 p.m. *o-day. She will leave Turua on her return trip at 0 a.m. to-morrow for Auckland, where she will avri 9 at 4.30 p.m. the same day. The auxiliary schooner Tores will leave Auckland for Torehape and Kiiihei'i. at noun on Saturday. MAHENO IX FORT. The Union Company's intercolonial steamer Maheno arrived at 2.20 yesterday, having had fine weather and an uneventful trip from Sydney. After medical inspection the vessel berthed at the wharf at 1 p.m. to disembark 375 passengers rind to unload mails and about 1700 tons of cargo. Included in the latter are transhipments ex the following steamers: —Thalatta, Arendskerk, Luneburg, Mongolia, Holstejn, Goulburn. Hyrnetties, Sierra, Mishina Maru. Jarvis Bay. Karooia, Mn.ckn.rra, Villo de Strasbourg, Ville de Verdun, Ormuz, Ornova. Cooma, Canberra, Riverina, Siantar, Taaman. Owing 1o the holidays the Mahene is scheduled to leave Auckland at 11 a.m. tomorrow for Sydney, where she is due on Monday. On Christmas Eve the ve»sol leaves Sydney for Wellington, where she remains over the New Year's holiday.

WITHIN WIRELESS RANGE. The following vessels are expected In be within rant'ii of the undermentioned wireless stations to-day:- - Auckland.—Anchoria. Araburn. r Canadian Cruiser, Coolana, Cumberland, Fiona, Kaiv.nrra, Kurow, Tofua. Tutanckai. Chatham Islands.—Tainui, Sunny Hill. Wellington.--Tainui, Wahine. Katun. Maori, Hertford, Wingatui. Kaituna. Kaikorni, Pakipaki, Athenie. Knimanawn, Raknnon. Canadian Traveller, Kumara, Port Hunter, Moeraki, Manukm Las Vegas, Matlnganui, Tahiti. HauiMki, "Waikav/n, Largo Law, Runpehu.