SHIPPING.

New Zealand Herald, Volume LXII, Issue 19098, 17 August 1925, Page 7

SHIPPING.

PORT OF AUCKLAND. SATURDAY'S ARRIVALS. Mnnaia (6.15 a.m.). from Whaitcarei: Matangi (6.20 a.m.). from Tauranga; Wakatere (0.30 a.m.), from Thames; Clansman (7.6 a.m.). from Russell; Waiotahi (1'2.00 p.m.l. from Houhora; Glenelg (7.15 p.m.). from Whangatei. SATURDAY'S DEPARTURES. IJlemuera (8.30 a.m.), for Liverpool 'Waitenmta (0.10 p.m.). for Fiji. West Islip (1 p.m.;. for WelLnston. Ajp&nui (J. 45 p.m.), tor A.wauui. YESTERDAY'S ARRIVALS. Cowdou Law (11.10 a.m.). from Texas. . Daphne (a.15 p.m.). from Whaugarei; Ronani (G. 30 a.m.), trorn Poitlaud; iiuioo (U a.m.). from Coast; I'aroto (1x45 p.m.). trorn Coast. ~ R.M.S. Aoransi (7.30 p.m.) from Vancouver. Passengers for Auckland -r irst class: Mrs. Alwiil, Mrs. E. Ariunage. Major the lion, J, J. Astor. M.P.. Lady Violet After, Misa M. Bagiiall, Dr. Augusto bartolo. LL.D., Mr. Bud Mrs. J. bassett, Mr. J. i3ayaid, ,\irs. 11. beuaon. Mr. Warren Blytho, tho Right Hon. C. W. Bowerman, M.JJ., Su ilarry Briuain, K.8.E., C.M.u., LL.D., M.P.; Mrs. Taylor-Brooke. Mr. ana Mrs. F. Brown and obild, the Right. Hon. Viscount Burnham, C.JJ... Viscountess " u r"* ham, Mr. and Mrs. G. Busby and child. Mr. and Mrs. T. Billington. Mrs. N. Baker, Messrs. W. and R. Canhaui. Sir Emsley Oarr, Lady Carr, Mr. Hugh Caughey. Mr. G. Champ, Mr. E. Chrisp. Mr. E. Christie, Mr. W. A. Cratk. Mr. C. Cranda'l, Mr. G. Campbell. ill". W. Dalrymplo, Mr. A. Dawson and child, Dernpaey, Mrs. S. D'Audney, Mr. and Mnr J. W. Datoe. Mr. and Mrs. E. Daniels, Mr. D. Davies, Sir William and Lady Davies. Mr. W. Donald. Mr. and Mrs. Eden, Mr. L. Embrey, Mr. and Mrs. W. fedmond. Misses Fitzherbert, Mr. VV. Fairfax, Mr. J. Fmdlay, Misa E. Gill. M**A. Giblin, Mr. J. Glenn, Mrs. Glonn. Mr. and Mrs. N. B. Graham. Miss Graham. iMisaes Gerrard (2), Mr. and Mrs. Couth, Mr. and Mrs. Greonsmith. Mr. and Mrs. ti. Hamilton, Mrs. H. Henson-Infield. Mr. A. Il6rlert, Mr. and Mrs. Hong. Mrs. M. Horton, Mr. and Mrs, Hardy, Mr. and Mrs, Holdon. Mr. F. Higginbottom. Sir Edward llilfe, 0.8.E.. J.P., M.P.. Miss K. Iliffo. Mr. W. Izard, Miss M. Johnson, Miss A. Kennedy, Miss A. Kennedy, Mr. and Mrs. R. Keiser, Mr. and Mrs. T. Loblaw, Mrs. P. Levctt; Mr. and Mrs. P. Mackensie, Mr. and Mrs. S. Metz, Mr. and Mrs. M. Mooro, '\jis3 B. Martin, Miss D. Macauley, Mrs. M. Macauley, Mr. and Mrs. M. McFarlano, £(r. H. Mandeno, Mrs. S. Marks, Mrs. E. Mackenzie. Miss M. MoArthur. Miss MurrayAvnsley, Sir Frank and Lady Nownes, Mr. G. Jfiecol, Mr. Grattan O'Leary. Mrs. Grattan OLeary, Mr. and Mrs. A. Parsons, Sir Peroival Phillips. K.8.E., Mrs. M. Poulton. Mr. and Mrs, W. Poutney, Mrs. M. Rathbone, Mr. and Mr 3. G. Reynolds, Mr. and Mrs. B. Rothwell and child. Sir Joseph and Lady Reed, Mr. and Mrs. J. Robb. Captain It. 3. H. Shaw, C.8.E.. 8.A.; Mr. H. Simmonds. Miss M. Somrnorvill, Mr. E. Suter, Mr. Hugh Savago, Miss Vera Silk, Miss 8. Thompson. Mrs. I. Thompson. Mrs. C. Todd, Miss B. Todd, Miss Todd, Mrs. A. Tonge, Miss E. Tonga, Mrs. O. Tonkin. Dr. Ohidebope, Mr. R. Tew, Mr. J. Turcotto and Mrs. Turcotte and two children. Messrs. W, and H. Turner (2), Mr. and Mrs. A. Varney, Mrs. E. Warnock. Mr. A. and Mrs. Wallia, Mr. E. White, Mr. and Mrs. W. Whitney, Mr. Woods, Mr. E. Woodhead, M.A., Mr. and Mrs. Yates, Messrs. R. and N. Yatea (2), Mr. W. Edmond. Mr. A. Maearthur, Mr. L. Rathbono. Mrs Bray, Miss Bray, Mrs. Bell, Master J. Bell, Mr. Bell, Miss Bell, Miss B. Canning, Mr. Glen. Miss G. Just. Miss G. Kuhner, Mr. Leavitt, Miss Lescellea, Sir T. Mackenzie, Mr. and Mrs. Spooner, Mra. Dive. Colonel J. SclateT.

Second Class: Mr. and Mrs. W. Aynsley and Mr. W. Avnaley. Mr. A. Chatt, Mr. C. C. Cox, Mrs. E. Chatt. Mrs. Cox, Mr. and Mrs. Danka, Mr. and Mrs. Barrack. Mr. S. Casey, Mr. and Mrs. P. pavis, Miss E. Dent, Mrs. C. Etheridge, ' Misses Ellen ( - 2). Mrs. Evaus, Mrs. Forder, Mrs. E. perrard. Miss T. Gerrard, Mr. G. Goddard. Wrs. Goddard, Mrs. G. Hyde, Mrs. E. Hunt. Mr. and Mrs. Horsley, Mrs. Herbert, Miss A. Herbert and two children, Mrs. N. Jandua. Mr. and Mrs. J. Jenkins and two children. Master D. Jenkins. Master J. Jenkina, Mr. J. Johnson, Mr. and Mrs. C. Lean. Mrs. and Miss Montgomery, Mr. Moran, Mrs. McGeardy, Air. I?. Nash, Mrs. Nash, Misa Neal, Mr. unci Mrs. Palmer, Mr. Palmer, Mrs. J. Penman, Miss J. Penman. Miss I. Penman, Mr. Purehaa, Mrs. Pailey, Miss Pailey Mrs. Bo'a, Mr. Spence, Mr. A. Salmon, Mr. J. Sharp. Mrs. Sharp and two children, Mr. *»d Mra. Shaw, Miss Shaw, Mr. B. Stock, \ Mr. M. Tonks, Miss M. Welles, Miss M. ■Wcatmore, Mr. J. Woods, Mr. G. Wood, Mr. and Mrs. C. Woollams, Mr. and Mrs. W. Young, and 39 third-class. YESTERDAY'S DEPARTURES. Manaia (10.15 p.m.), for Whangarei. Matacffi (7.10 p.m.), for Tauranffa; Timvh* (8.10 p.m.), for Paeoroa. VESSELS DUE TO-DAY. Kaiw»m». from Fiji. Y/»Jcaicre, from Thames, 9.10 p.in. VESSELS SAILING TO-DAY. Tofaa, for Fiji, 10 *~m. Kuapaha, for ftew York, 3 p.a, Aorangi. for Sydney. 11 p.m. Hauti. for Coromacdel. noon. Waipu, for Kerepeehi, 10 o.m. Waiotahi, for Mercury Bay. 9 p.m. Claymore, for Whancarei, 5 txm. Kawau, for Mangawai, 9 e^zn. BRITISH PASSENGER STEAMERS. Twnui, left July 17, duo Wellington, August 24. Rnahine, left Southampton. July 31, due Wellington. September 5. Athenic. left Southampton. August 14, due Auckland September 21. Corinthic, ltsaves Southampton, September 11, duo Wellington, October 19. Botoru», leaves Southampton, September 25, duo Wellington, October 31. EARLY SAILINGS FROM AUCKLAND. OVEIV3RA3Ruapchu. America and England, Aujrust 17. Waimma, America and England, September 4. Dorset, England, September 22, PACIFIC MAIL STEAMERS. Maunganui. due at Wellington from Sydnoy to-day; sails to-morrow for S»n Francisco. Niagara, dire at Vancouver from Auckland on August 21. Tahiti, due at Wellington from Saa Francisco, August 3t. Aorangi, at Auckland; «aila for Sydney tonight, VESSELS IN PORT. In fcHream—ltewa (barque). Northern Chief (schooner). Southern Cross, Medusa, Kanawha, American Warships, Wost Virginia, Colorado, Maryland. Teneeseo, Now Mexico, Idaho, Mississipi. Devonport—H.M.S. Philomel, Nucnla. Queen's Wharf—E.M.S. Aorangi, Kauri. Turakina. Western Wharf—Kurow, Knimauawa. Central Wharf—Ruapebu, Kaituna, Prince's Wharf—U.S.S. California. King's Wharf—Atholl, Tofua, Wanaka, C'owdon Law. Tho Mako wan to leavo Napier on Satur- ! day for Auckland, via Eaat Coa3t baya. She is ft up on Wednesday. The Kurow moved from Chelsea to the J'orth Wall on Saturday morning to compute her oveihaul and survey. The Waitemata completod discharge of her coal car,to on Saturday and sailed at 6 p.m. for Fiji to load a c&rgo of raw sugar for Vancouver. The Kaimanawa is expected to complete discburgo of hor coal caigo to-morrow when she in to sail for Portland to load cement lor Wo.hngton. The Richardson Lino steamer Awahon wa3 due at Giabornc yesterdav. She is to sail to-dav lor Auckland whero slio is eipecteu on WedrioHclay. Thf. Katoa. aftor being delayed at Oama'-u by rain, was to leavo there on Saturilav afternoon for limaru, Lyttelton arid Auck. land. She la uow expected here 'about Friday. The Karetu left Wellington at, 5 n.m on Friday for Picton and Auckland. The "vessel is due here »o-aiorrow. Sho i» a]p 0 bringing cargo from Melbourne, Tasmania and Southern ports. Captain C. Clift. ono of the Union Company's well-known masters, retired f*om tho company last week, when the executive staff took tho opportunity of making him u presentation. Captain Clift started his seafaring life as an apprentice for five years on the baraue Caswell in 1877. Aftor passing for second mate, he sailed on the Australian coast as second mate in i sailing vessels, nnd then returned to tho United Kingdom. Here he left sail and joined tho China Mutual Steam Navigation Coinuanv. Later on ho came out as a nasseneer on tho Coptic to Australia, whero ho sailed us mate and master of tho sailing vessel G. M. Tucker. In 1885 he joined tho Union Company as fourth officer of tho Mananouri, and after eight years in various steamers rose to command, and for 2'2 years was captain of various units of the Union Steam Ship Company's fleet of steamers, including tho Maunganui and Mar&ma. KAIWARRA FROM FIJI. The* Kaiwarra is due to-day with a cargo of raw susrar from Fiji. She will discharge at Chelsea. THE I7OLLINSIDE. Tho steamer FTollinaido. en routo from Bunbury, via Southern port 3, sailed from Wcstport at 8 a.m. on Saturday for Auckland whero she is duo to-morrow. Tho •vessel has about three-quarters of a million feet of inrrah to discharge at this port. Sho will berth at the Kins'n Whirl

THE WEST rSLIP The Swayno and Hoyte Line steamer West lalip sailed on Saturday afternoon for Wellington, Melbourne and Sydney to complete discharge of her timber, caso oil and concral cargo from Pacific Coast porta. KAURI FROM CEELONG. The Kauri was expected last night from Geelong. She will dischargo wheat at tho Queen's Wharf. TAHITI LEAVES SAN FRANCISCO. Tho Royal Mail steamer Tahiti sailed from San Francisco on Wednesday with passengers, ma.ls and cargo for JNew Zealand and Australia. She is duo at Wellington ou August 31 and at Sydney on September 5. HERTFORD AT GLASGOW. The Federal Lino steamer Hertford arrived at, Glasgow on Thursday from Auckland. Sho was despatched from this port on July 9 for Glasgow. West of' England porta and London. R.M.S. NIAGARA REPORTED. En route from Auckland to Vancouver, tho Royal Mail steamor Niagara cleared Honolulu on Friday. Sho is due at Vancouver next Friday. MAHENO LEAVES SYDNEY. Tho Maheno was delayed at Sydney on Friday owing to a shortage of crow. Tho vacancies wore filled on Saturday morning uuu me vessel sailed for Auckland. at 1 p.m. £iho ia duo on Wednesday. ROAHINE CLEARED CURACAO. The New Zealand Shipping Company's liner Ruahine, ea routo ham Loudon and luutiiau.pion, with passengers, inaila and ••argo for fiew Zealand, is leporied to have cleared Curacao on D'riday. The vessel is bringing cargo for Wellington and AucKland and sno is duo at Wellington on Scptenaoer 6 TOFUA SAILS THIS MORNING. The Union Company's steamer l'ofu* is timed to Bail at 10 a.m. to-day with paasongc»s. mail and cargo for Fiji, bumoa »ud I'onga. Sho is loaclinc at tho King's Wharf. THE WAIKAWA. Tho Union Company advises that tho Waikawa left ijamurauy on Tuesday lor Bunbury to mad jarrah tor jNcw Zealand porta, tiom Bunbury sho proceods to Hobart, and then to Dunodin. WAINUI DELAYED AT GISBORNE. The Wainui has been dotained at Gi*»boruo by bad weather and is expected to •cave thoro to-day tor Napier. Sho is now due back at Auckland on Wednesday and. in tho meantime, her departure from here for tho coast has boon postponed until 5 p.m. the same day, but sho may not got away until Thursday. RUAPEHU SAILS THIS AFTERNOON. The Now Zealand Shipping Company's liner Ruapehu. which is loading at tho Central Whaif. is to sail at 3 p.m. to-dav with passengers for New York. Boston. Glasuow. Liverpool. Manchester, Cardiff and Avonmouth. EEMUERA SAILED. A departure on Saturday morning was the Now Zealand Shipping Company's steamer Remuera for Liverpool and Londou. Besides cargo and mail the vessel had on board 115 passengers. She is due at Panama on September 4, at Curacao on September 7, and at Liverpool on boptember 19. KENT DUE TO-MORROW. Tho Federal Lino steamer Kent is duo at Auckland to-morrow from Liverpool. She is brineinK cargo from West of England porta for discharge at Auckland, Wellington. Lyttolton and Dunedia. MAUNGANUI AT WELLINGTON. Tho Royal Mail steamor Maunganui is due at Wellington from Sydney this morning. After loading cargo and rnailß and embarking passengers the vessel will resume her voyage to-morrow to San £ rancisco. HENRIK IBSEN DUE SHORTLY. An expected arrival at Auckland about tho end of this week is the Norwegian sieamer Henrik Ibsen with coal and machinery from England for Sir W. G. Armstrong, Whitworth and Company. lho vessel left England on June 19 ajid cleared Durban on July 27. A small Quantity of machinery for Arapuni will bo discharged at Auckland. The remainder of tho cargo is for the East Coast railway and will be discharged at Tauranga. R.M.S. AORANGI IN PORT. An arrival at Auckland last evening was the Royal Mail liner Aormuri from Vancouver. Tha vessel arrived at 7.30 p.m. _Ln order to avoid delay through manoeumng amonc tho warships she did not anchor, but proceeded direct to her berth at tho Queen's Wharf, where medical insp«ction and customs examination was completed before the passengers disembarked. Fino weather prevailed on the voyage to Fiji, but after clearing Suva at 5.30 p.m. on Thursday strong south-west and southeast winds and rough head seas wero encountered all the way to Auckland and reduced tho speed of the veerol to 154 knots. Besides cargo and 0000 bags of mail for l New Zealand the Aorangi carried 524 passengers. of whom 306 were tor Auckland and the remainder for Sydney. A further number will join the- vessel to-day and she is ncheduled to resume her voyage at cloren o'clock to-night t COWDEN LAW FROM TEXAS. Tho tramp steamer Cowden Law arrived from Texas shortly before mid-day yesterday with 6200 tons of sulphur. The vessel borthed at tho King's Wharf to dischargo SHOO tons for this port. The remainder of the cargo is for Sydney and Adelaide. Tho cargo was loaded at Galveuton and tho Cowden Law sailed on July 9. She reached Colon on July IG and cleared Balboa the same day. Fair weather prevailed on the voyage until the Cowden Law was about eight days from Auckland whon stormy weather waa encountered. From them until the vessel neared port sho experienced a succession of westerly gales which blow in fierce rain squalls accompanied by high seas. On Wednesday and Thursday tho storms were the worst and tho vessel received a considerable buffeting and waves breaking on board kept the decks repeatedly flooded Very little aamago was done. Tho Cowden Law visited Now Zealand a year »uo when sho loaded wool for England. At that t-imo the vessel was named the Hcottiah Monarch. On reaching England sho was purchased by Messrs. Thomas Law and Company, of Glasgow, and her narao was changed. Captain J, Nolson is in command and ho has with him tho following officers: —Chief, jklr. J. Fencott; second, Mr. W. Bryco: third. Mr. G. Leach; chief onginoer, Mr. J. Hamilton; second, Mr. D. Gray, third, Mr. A. Ferguson; fourth, Mr. R. McDonald; wireless operator, Mr. L, Watlock. WITHIN WIRELESS RANGE. Tho following vessels are expected to be within rango of tho undermentioned wireless ntations to-day;— Auckland. —Sierra, ILM.S. Laburnum, H.M.S. Veronica. Waiteraata. West Is.io, Tutauekai, Kaiwarra, Iris, Poolta. HartGeld. Kent. Uhmaroa. Kauri. Remuera. Hollinside, Canadian Miller. Chatham Islands.—E ernbank. Wellington.— Moeraki. Maunganui, Kaikorai, Canadian Britisher. Leitrim. Pentnorvah, Hauraki, Waihora, r Koromiko, Kotlca. Awarua. —Rimutaka, KaitangaUv. PORT OF ONEHUNGA. Saturday's Arrival.—Rarawa (8.45 a.m.), from Now Plymouth. Yesterday s Arrival.—Rimu <7 a.tn.), from flokianga. by telegraph. WELLINGTON.— August 15: Arrived— Maori (7.50 a.m.), from Lyttolton. Sailed— Ka.korai (9.30 a.m ). for Port I'irie; Kamo (1 30 p.m.), for Napier; Kamona (6.30 pin) for New Plymouth; Maori (7.55 p'rn >. Gotta (11.30 p.m.). for Lyttelton: Kahikti (11.30 n.m.), for Dunodin. August 16: Arrival—Wahino (7.10 a.m.). from Lyttelton. Sailed; Kotka (6.40 a.m.). for Napior; Wootton (to sail, 6 p.m.). for Lyttelton. WE ST PO RT.—August 15: Sailed—Hollinside (3 a.m.), for Auckland. PICTON.— August 15: Sailed—Karetu (G p.m.), for Auckland. LYTTELTON.— August '3. Arrived r Wahino (7.15 a.m.). from Wellington; Mill (2.10 p.m.), from Wellington; Orepuki (0.25 rj'i.), from Tarakohe: Hinemoa (9.15 p.m.). from Weitport. Sailed—Wnhino _ (8.20 p.m.), {or Lyttelton. August 16: Arrived— Arctic (7.40 a.m.). from Dunedin; Maori (7 a.m.), from Wellington. DUNEDIN.—August 15: Arrived—Willa«ton (to a.m.). from Timani; Wingi'ui (7.15 n.m.), from Lyttelton. Sailed—Arctic, U.S. Storeship (8.10 a.m.), frr Lyttolton, Wuiinarino (1.15 p.m.), 'or Bluff. SYDNEY.— August 15: Sailed—Maheno (1 p.m.). for Auckland. HONOLULU.—August 14; Sailed—Niagara, en routo Irom Auckland to Vancouver. SAN FRANCISCO.—August 12: Sailed— Tahiti, for Wellington. CURACAO. —August 14: Sailed—Ruahine, en route from Southampton to Wellington. GLASGOW.—August l 6: Arrived-Hort-ford, from Auckland.