SHIPPING.

New Zealand Herald, Volume LXII, Issue 19171, 10 November 1925, Page 7

SHIPPING.

PORT OF AUCKLAND.

YESTERDAY'S ARRIVALS. f ' r ? ni New P^Sers:-' 10 a ~ m ' ) - from Vancouver. kinaon Sal M? n ' : T M A' F' T " tlciuson - Mrs. At- . p' r r - - Ll - Andreao, Mrs. Andreae, Mr. lr^ U M ana r n ' o Mr ?- Buchanan. Miss D Baker, Mr J Bond, Mr. T. Bond. Mr. W. F* CbfnoV" M' Vnr^'A o ''' MrS ' Black. Miss E' Claxjchy, Mr. U. Chivers, Mrs. Chivers, Mrs. Cleaver, Mr. A. Grancrood Mrs Mr E. Groves. Mr. H. Proves! Mr A * mn y ' M *?- Misa p - G Hliea. M i k ulV y \} ITB v H ii lar y. Miss Hillary, vr w Hi' ?' H? rsl> urgh, Miss M. Hogg, Mrs. E. Hook. Miss Ilook, Mr. H. Pn , r ' iu t Mr. 8. Parry, Mrs. t » y ' Preston, Mrs. Preston, Mr. J. Preston, Mr, C. L. Peters, Mr. C. Roberts Hon. W P. Reeves. Mrs. Reeves. Mr. J. Remlson, Mr R. J. R OSSi Mrs. Ross, Mr. F Sommer, Mr. R. Sinclair. Mrs. Sinolair. Miss M. Sinclair, Miss M. C. Sinclair. Mr R Sinclair. Master C. Sinclair, P. E Siittie. M> s Suttie. Miss D. Si.ttie, Mr. T Stoddnrd. Mrs. Stoddard, a!' 89 p" Mr 'J' T £ ißS Mrs. Twigg. ■Mr. R. Thorburn, Miss E, Thornley, Miss B. R. Thompson Mr. 11. Harding. Mrs. Harding, Mr S. Harrowelh Mrs. Harrowell. Mrs. Hay Miss Hnhan. Miss G. Jenkins, Vr r8 Keyes, Master L. iveyea, Master M: Reyes, Mr. J. Ki'lgour, Miss E. Logan, Miss M. Leslie, Mr. V. LeCren, Mr. L. Lichenstem, Mrs. Lichenstein. Mrs. E. Lascelles. Mi'ss A. Macle. Miss M. Macfie Mr E W Mills Mrs. Mills. Colonel C. Murnhy. Mr. N. McCorouodale. Mrs. McCorquodale, M'ss McCorquodale Mr. R. Taylor. Mr. E. WhitelaW. Mr, L. Whittaker, Mr. Walle, Mr. H. xoung. Second Saloon.—Mr. P. Ahlstrom, Miss J. Burke. Miss J. Burke. Mr. W. Bradley. Mr. W. H. Brown, Mrs. Brown, Miss M. Brown, Mr. A. JBrown, Mr. O. Brinshnrst, Mr. H. Bermnn, Mr. E, Birch. Mrs. J. Bentley, Miss Berkley. Mr. R. Bentlev, Mrs. Bentlev. Miss N. Benfley. Miss T. Bentlev. Misa E. Bontley, Master R. Bentlev Master TT. Bentlev Mrs. Beck. Mrs. B. dark. Mr. W. Mr. G. Pswts, Miss E. Dow. Mrs. M. Prv, Mr, j. Franklin, Mr. W. Napier. Mrs. Nnnier. Master «T. Napier. Master W. Nap'er, Miss T). Napier Mr. J. Oviatt, Miss P. Pidg°on, Mr. -T Robertson, Mrs. Robertscn. M. Rndlin. Mr, L. Redford. Mr, J. Robertson. Mr. G. Robinson, Rev. R.-'bortson-Orr, Mrs. Miss Robert so"-Orr, Mr. J. Ryan. Mrs. Ryan. Master T?van. Mr. IT. Rvbnrn. Mr. P. S~iHh. Mr. A. Stone. Mrs. Stone, Mr. J. Slater. Mr, F. Sa™ T| d< > rs, Miss M» Swari, Mr. K. Tucker. M<>s 0. Tneker. Mrs. BTmmicßffe. Mm* C, Tunnicb'-ffn, Miss E, Giles Mrs. . Mr, A. "Harvoy Mrs. P.. TT»ves, Mrs T, Hubble. Mr. R. James, Mrs. Ja'rn p s. Mrs. *T, Mra, ,T. Jackson Mrs .L. Johnstone, Miss E. Johnptono Mrs M. Jonos. Mr Y. .Tnone-n Mr. Jncobson. M-s JacoKson Mr. TT. E. KirKv. Mr. r Tsr. Kerr M-„. F. Mel*nun. Miss E MeMmm, Mrs. M. Moore, Mr, A McMrs. aucbi-'n, Mr<j n, Tor>n>>f T F Willnr* Mi sa p Willard Mr O WTson M T T?. Wnr(fpr, >r-c. Ty n^j pT , T), Mr. S. W,I(.T, Mrs. Woods, Miss Wilton end •79 tViirH-class. Om»ni {fi..on p.m.), from Omilia; Taniwha (9.30 p.m.), from Paeroa. YESTERDAY'S DEPARTURES. Wirral (1.30 p.m.). for Wellinfrt<jM, Clansman (6.5 P.m.), for "Russell; Hauiti (6.35 p.m.). for Coromindel: Matangi (7.15 p.m.). tor Tanransa: W«Vatere (P. 15 p.m.), for Thames: Waiotabi (8.35 p.m.) for Mer~ .eury Bay; Manaia (10 p.m.), for Whangarci. ■vt:ssels hue to-day. MauMganui. from Sydney, 7 a.m. Canadian Prospector, from Wellington, 6 a.m. Kaimanawa. from Westport, afternoon. • AVakatere. from Thames. 5.10 p.m. Hauiti. from Coromandel. 5 p.m. Claymore, from "Whansrarei, 9 a.m. Kawaa, from Kawau, 10.30 p.m. Oxnana, from Silverdale, 5 p.m. VESSELS SAILING TO-DAY. Niagara, for Sydney, 10 p.m Canadian Challenger, for Wellington, 5 p.m. Waipu, for Kerepeehi. 5.30 p.m. Taniwha, for Paeroa, 5 p.m. Claymore, for Wfiansrarei, 3 p.m. Omana, for Silverdale and Bays, 8.30 a.m. VESSELS EXPECTED AT AUCKLAND. ; rXTESCOT-ONIAI, AND COASTAL. Kaimanawa, November 10. Maunganui, Sydney. November 10. Wainaka, Southern ports, November 11. Oorna,, Nauru Island, via New Plymouth, November 11. Rona. Fiji, November 11 Wingatui, Wellington. November 11. Hinemoa. Niue Island, November 15. H.M.S. Dunedin, Wellington, December 5. OVERSEAS. Canadian- Prospector, South, November 10. to load. West Cahokia, San Francisco, November U. Raranga, South, November 12, to load. Port Nicholson, South, November 13, to load. Matakana, South, November 13, to load, Hororata, Gisborne, November 16. Port 80-wen. Liverpool, November 17. Port Pirie. New York, November 21. Mahana. London. November 22. Leitrim. Opua,, November 24, Sierra Nevada, San Francisco, November 25. « . Sutton Hall, Norfolk. November 25. Devon. South-, November 26, to load. Tekoa, South. November 28, to load. Remuera, London. November 28. West- Islip, Los Angeles, November 28. Maimoa, Capetown, early December. City of Corinth, New York. December 5. Taransay, Montreal, December 6. Canadian Explorer, Montreal, December 15. Kia Ora, Liverpool. December 16. Carinthia, New York, December 21. Newhy Hall, New York, December 23. Mataban. New York. December 25. West Nivaria, San Francisco, December 28. Matatua, London, January 21. Otira, Liverpool, January 27. BRITISH PASSENGER STEAMERS.' lonic, left Southampton, October 9, due Wellington. November 16. Remuera, left Southampton, October 23, due Auckland November 28. Ruapehu, leaves Liverpool November 21, aue Auckland January 2. Arawa, leaves Southampton December 11, due Auckland' January 18. Ruahine, leaves Southampton December 18, due Wellington January 23. EARLY SAILINGS PROM AUCKLAND. OVERSEAS. Canadian Prospector, America and Canada, to-morrow. Rarariga, London, November 18. Hororata, Genoa and London, November 19. Leitrim, America and England, November / 28. pevon. London, November 30. j»'crt Denison, London, December 15. j PACIFIC MAIL STEAMERS. j Niagara leaves Auckland for Sydney tonight. ' Tahiti leaves Wellington for San Francisco, to-day. j Aorangi, due at Vancouver from Auckland, i /Friday. I Makura, due at Wellington from San i Francisco, November 23. VESSELS IN PORT. In Stream —Rewa (barque), Northern I Chief (schooner), H.M.C.S. Iris, El- ! freida (bqe.). Flora. Devonport—H.M.S. Philomel. Central Wharf-—Hertford. Queen's Wharf—Corinthic, Rotorua, Maun- j ganui. Prince's Wharf—Canadian Challenger, i Niagara, Trarnaton. King's Wharf—Karori, Canadian Pros- i pector, Kaimanawa. In Dock—H.M.S. Laburnum, H.M.S. j Veronica. The Northern Company advises that cargo • for the Mount, Tauranga, wi'l now be a-c- J cepted on Mondays and Wednesdays as i visual/ the Mount Wharf boinis available again. The Kartigi is expected to leave Hokianga !■ for Greymouth Melbourne and Adelaide to- ; morrow morning. The Wanaka was expected to clear Picton yesterday for Auckland, and will later go to : Napier, Dunedin, Bluff, O&maru and Timaru. The Karori. which arrived from Gisborne on Sunday night, will undergo her annual overhaul after the completion of cargo operations. The Kakapo left Greymouth at 3 p.m. on j Sunday for New Plymouth and Auckland, j The Wingatui left Timaru at, 1 p.m. on j for Lyttelton, Weliington arid j Auckland. After discharge here she will proceed to Wellington, Lyttelton and Dunedir.. The Kaimanawa left Westport at 4 p.m. on Saturday, and will arrive at Auckland to-day. After discharge here she will proeeet: to v Portland to load cement for Wellington and Lyttelton. MAIMOA CLEARS FREMANTLE. Advice has been received by L. D. Nathan and Company, Ltd., the local agents for the Shaw, Savili and Albion steamer Maimoa, . that the vessel left Fremantle last Friday for Melbourne, where she is due next Saturday. The Maimoa should arrive in the Dominion early uext. month. She has been delayed in Australia almost since the comSiencemeht of the British seamen's strike. The vessel is en route from Liverpool, and , has general cargo from that port, as well as a la'kc quantity of maize from CapeInre. It is understood the original crew returned to work.

RON A DUE TO-MORROW. The Colonial Sugar Refining Company's steamer Rona is due at Auckland from Fiji to-morrow, and will berth at Chelsea to unload raw sugar. WAINUI TO RESUME. The Union Company's coastal steamer Wainui. which is at present berthed at the North Wall, is expected to resume her running in the Auckland-East Coast service next Tuesday. THE TAHITI. En route from Sydney to San Francisco, the Union Company's Trans-Pacific steamer Tahiti arrived at Wellington yesterday morning. She is scheduled to resume her voyage again to-day. KAIAPOI LEAVES ADELAIDE. Cable advice has been received of the departure of* the Union Company's steamer Kaiapoi from Adelaide for New Plymouth. She later proceeds to Auckland. Wellington and Wanganui. WIRRALL DISCHARGING. The new steamer Wirrall left yesterday afternoon to continue unloading,cargo from Montreal at Wellington. She later proceeds to Lyttelton and Dunedin, thence to Australia. MAUNGANUI DUE AT 7 A.M. TO-DAY. The Union Company's intercolonial steamer Maungamii, advised by tireless yesterday ttiat she ejtpects to arrive at Auckland from Sydnev at 7 a.m. to-day. She will berth at the Queen's Wharf and will return to Sydney on Friday. CORINTHIC TO LOAD. The Corinthic leaves Auckland to-morrow to continue her loading for Southampton and London. After the completion of cargo operations she will sail finally from Wellington at daylieht on November 18. HERTFORD UNLOADING. The New Zealand Shipping Comnany advises that the Hoin Line steamer Hertford, I now discharging the Auckland portion of her cargo from West of England ports, will leave for Soxith on Friday to continue unloading. THE WEST CAHOKIA. j A wireless message has been received i bv Messrs. Henderson and from j the Swayne and Hoyte Line steamer West ' Cfhokia, which expects to arrive at Aucki land from San Francisco to-morrow aftar- | noon with a full cat-fro of case oil. lumber ! and general merchandise for Auckland, Wellington and Piclon. CANADIAN PROSPECTOR. ! The Canadian Government steamer. Cana- ; djnn Prospector, has advised by wireless I that she expects to arrive at Auckland at j 6 a.m. to-dov from the South to complete ! loading for New York. Boston and Halifax. ! She will sail finally to-morrow. ! CANADIAN CHALLENGER, j The Canadian Challenger, at present dis- ; charging cargo from Montreal at Prince's j Wharf, will leave for Wellington at 5 p.m. j to-day to continue unloading. She will | later return to Auckland to complete loading for Montreal. THE BARQUE ELFREIDA. j J, B. Macfarlane, Ltd., advises that the German barque Elf'eida, at present anchored i in the stream, will leave Auckland within the next few days for Adelaide. She has ! Been waiting at Auckland to proceed to Australia to load wheat, and on arrival at ; Adelaide will receive orders from the agents | there. . MATATUA FROM LONDON. S L. D. Nathan and Company. Ltd. have re- | jeived advice that the iVfatatua has left Lon- ! don and is dn.« at Auckland abont January i 21. She alao has cargo for Wellington. | Lyttelton and Dunedin. and after dischargj ing at these ports will commence loading ! for England. THE MATAKANA. The Shaw, Savill and Albion steamer i Matakana arrives at Auckland from Wellingj ton on Friday, to continue Homeward load--1 ing. She will afterwards proceed south i and leave for England from Wellington on j November 24. L. D. Nathan and Company, j Ltd. are the local agents. NEW STEAMER KAPONGA. The steamer Kaponga. which was recently built in England for the Union Company, j and is on her maiden voyage, left Quebec ! on Saturday en rout* to New Zealand. The j Kaponga was launched on August 19. and is j of 2200 tons gross register. is the same ; ! size as the new steamer Kartigi, which was : j also built in England recently and is now : I trading between New Zealand and Attstra- i ! lia under the company's Sag. The date of i arrival of the Kaponga and her ports are , I not yet announced. HULK ONYX A DERELICT. ! A wireless message has been received at i the chief post office from the steamer Whai ngape stating that the coal hulk Onyx is ! waterlogged and floating in the vicinity of latitude 36 degrees 45 minutes south and | longitude 176 degrees 44 minutes east. The ; Whangapo, which stated that the floating ! hulk was a danger to shipping, took the ! Oryx in tow on Thursday evening, with the | intention of sinking her off Cuvier Island, I as she was condemned as unsafe. Immediate steps will be taken to remove the danger. NIAGARA FROM VANCOUVER. The Union Company's R.M.S. Niagara arrived at Auckland yesterday morning j with passengers, mails and cargo from Van- j c'ouver. The voyage across the Pacific was i made in fine weather, but was marred by the death of Mr. Charles J. Sheppnrd. a second-class waiter, who was found dead in j his cabin at 2 a.m. on Sunday morning. : An examination by the ship's doctor led : to the conclusion that death was due to i heart failure. The vessel was stopped at i 4 p.m. the same dav, and a burial service ; was conducted by the Rev. Robertson Orr, j who was a passenger. The Niagara left Vancouver on October , 21 and Victoria a day later. A fine trip j of five days was experienced to Honolulu, i while the run to Suva which was reached on j November 6 was made in practically ideal I conditions. The vessel is scheduled to j leave for Sydney at ten o'clock to-night. j ___ ! PASSENGERS FROM LONDON. New Zealand passengers on board the ' | Orient liner Osterley, which left London j I on October 3 for Sydney, include Mr. and j i Mrs. C. F. Brown, Colonel C. W. Darwin ; i and Mrs. Darwin. Mr. W. R. Darwin, Mrs. j . Hoare and Miss M. Hoare. Mr. and Mrs. j ! W D. Houston. Mr. and Mrs. I<. O. j ' Jagusuh. Mr. and Mrs. R. Milligan, Mr. and | 1 Mrs. T. C. Paulin, Mr. and Mrs. J. I : and Misses H. and M. Schischka. i I Mr. and Mrs. H. C. Segers and Miss E. : i M Segers, Mrs. Temple and child. Mrs. ! Walsh and infant. Mrs. Lu«rell. Mrs. Chalk, 1 Mrs. Buckley. Misses I. H. Armos, A. M. i Gordon. J. H. Webster. Messrs. L. C. Bal- ! lantine, H. R. Campbell. ; TREMATON FROM NEW YORK. ! The "Hain Lino steamer Trematon, running under the auspicsa of the Zeai land Shipping Company, arrived at A«ck- \ i land at an early hour yesterday morning, ! and after medical inspection moved up to 1 Prince's Wharf to discharge the local por- j i tion of her cargo from New York. Sho : left New York on October 4 and passed | through the Panama Canal on October 12 The trip across the Pacific was uneventful and fine weather was experienced until | about five days from Auckland, when strong head winds were encountered. Captain B. Evans is in command, and has -with him the following officers:—Chief officer. Mr. R. Grigry; second, Mr. G. A. , ■R Bell- third. Mr. J. Toms; chief engineer Mr. G Roseveare: second. Mr. G A. Veale- third.' Mr. W. 8. Davies: fourth Mr. j Oliver; wireless operator, Mr. W. b. > McMann: chief steward. Mr. J. Owen. The Trematon will leave Auckland tomorrow to continue discharge at Napier, j and will later proceed to Southern ports, j WITHIN WIRELESS RANGE. The following vessels are expected to be j within range of the undermentioned wire- j less stations to-day:— j Auckland. —Kartigi, Sonoma, Knuri, Tofna, Whaneape. City of Boston. West | Cuhokia. Piako, Eastern Moon, Wirrall. > Tutnnekai. Rona. Hinemoa, Wariaka. ffai- | m(i"a-"-a Kaiapoi. Kairanga. Kaitoke Wellington.—Wnhine, Ngaio, Maori. Arahura, Kaikorai. Hororata. At,heme. ; Maheno. Matakana, Toncrariro. Tamui Kal-wa*-ra Port Nicholson, Port Backing Tekoa. ! A warua.—Sir James Clark Rosa, Manuka, j Katoa. i PORT OF ONEHUNGA. j Yesterday's Departures.—-Ngapuhi (4.30 j pm.), for New Plymouth: Rimu (5.15 p.m.), j for Raglan and Kawhift. BY TELEGRAPH. ! WELLINGTON. —November 9: Arrived— Tahiti (4.45 a.m.), from Sydney. Sailed— Tainui (6.20 p.m.), for London; Wahine (7.50 p.m.), for Lyttelton. LYTTELTON. —November 9: Sailed— Wootton (11.40 a.m.), for Wellington; Trefusis (3.30 p.m.), for Dunedin j Maori (8.15 p.m.), for Wellington; Cygnet (10.30 p.m.), for Nelson. DUNEDIN. —November 9: Arrived— Kahika fspm Wellington; Progress (1.5, a.m.). from Lyttelton. ADELAIDE.—November 9: Sailed—Kaiapoi. for New Zealand ports.