SHIPPING.

New Zealand Herald, Volume LXII, Issue 19177, 17 November 1925, Page 7

SHIPPING.

PORT OF AUCKLAND.

YESTERDAY'S ARRIVALS.

Kawatiri (5.25 a.m.), frorn Newcastle. Ivorua (9.35 a.m.), from Gisborne; PeliOOU (y.iO a.m.), from Gisborne; Omana Uv.iO a.m.), from Omaha; Tiroa (3.30 p.m.). lioni G:sborne Omana (6.30 p.m.), from Omiha. YESTERDAY'S DEPARTURES. Tutanokai (8.25 a.m.) 1 , for Wellington. (J. 45 a.m.), for K&wau; Hauiti > P.m.), for Co'romaiidel; Wakatere (1.00 p.m.), for Thames; Waiotahi (2.30 p.m.) for Totara North; Ottmai (5.10 p'.m.), for Op o tiki; Clansman (5.35 p.m.), for Russell; Moiu (5.45 p.m.), for Whakatane. Matangi (7 p.m.), for Tauranga; Omana (9.15 p.m.), for Opua; Manaia (10.15 p.m.), lor w hangarei. VESSELS DUE TO-DAY. Waitorno, from Newcastle. "Wakatere, fioni Thames, 11.10 a.m. Taniwha, from Paoroa, 3.30 a.m. Hauiti, from Coromandel, 12.30 p.m. Claymore, from Whangarei, 3.30 a.m. Kawau, from Kawau, 4 p.m. VESSELS SAILING TO-DAY. Wainui. Elast Coast ports, 4 p.m. Kakapo, Walpole Island, evening. .Awahou, East Coast ports. Taniwha, for Paeroa, 9 p.m. Claymore, for Whangarei, 9 p.m. Omana, for Silverdale and bays. 2.30 p.m. VESSELS EXPECTED AT AUCKLAND. IKTHRCOLONIAL, AND COASTAL. Hinemoa. Nine Island, November 18. Waitomo, Newcastle, November 17. Kaitoke. Suva, November 25. Tofun, Suva, November 30. H.M.S, Dunedia. Wellington, December 5 Cutcombe. Nauru, via New Plymouth, December 10. OVSHSEA3. Port Bowen, Liverpool, November 19. Port Nicholson, South, November 19. to load. Hororata, Gisborne, November 23. Port Pirie, New York, November 21. Mahana, London, November 22. Niagara, Sydney, November 23. Leitrim, Opua, November 24. to load. Sierra Nevada, San Francisco. November 23. lonic, Southampton, via Wellington, November 24. Sutton Hall. Norfolk, November 26. Devon, South, November 20. to load. Tekoa, South. November 26, to load. Remuera, London, November 28. West Islip, Los Angeles, November 28. Tanasay. Montreal, December 6. Canadian Challenger. South, November 28, to load. Middlesex, Liverpool, December 1. Maimoa, Capetown. December 6 City of Corinth, New YoTk. December 5. Aorangi, Vancouver, December 7. Port Hobart, South. December 12. to load. Canadian Explorer, Montreal, December 15. Kia Ora, Liverpool, December 16. Corinthia, New York; December 21. ! Newby Hall. New York, December 23. Matatusj London, via South, December 24. Matabgn, New York, December 25. Surrey" London. December 26. West Nivaria, San Francisco. December 28. Forfolk, Liverpool, December 29. Merton Hall, Liverpool. December 29. H.M.S. Diomede. London. January 21. BRITISH PASSENGER STEAMERS. lonic, left Southampton, October 9, due Wellington to-day. Remuera, left Southampton, October 23, due Auckland November 28. Rnapehu, leaves Liverpool. November 21, ■ane Auckland, January 2. Ara"s a, leaves Southampton December 11, due Auckland January IS. Ruahine, leaves Southampton December 18, due Wellington January 23. EARLY SAILINGS FROM/ AUCKLAND. OVERSEAS. Raranga, London, November, 22. Hororata, Genoa and London, November 25. Canadian Challenger, New York, ISovem-

ber 29. Devon, London, December 2. Otaki, West Coast of England. December

Port Hobart, London, December 15.

PACIFIC MAIL STEAMERS. Niagara, at Sydney, sails for Auckland

Thursday. , Tahiti, due at San Francisco from Wellington, November 27. Aorangi, at Vancouver, leaves for Auckland, to-morrow; duo Auckland December 7. Jlakura, due at Wellington from ban Francisco, November 23. VESSELS IN PORT. Tn Stream—Rewa (barque). Northern Chief (schooner), H.M.C.S. Iris. Flora, DevOTport— H.M.S. Philomel, H.M.S. Laburnum. H.M.S. Veronica. King's Wharf—Kakapo, Tiroa Queen's Wharf—Rotorua, Matakana, liarPrince's Wharf —West Cahokia, Wainui, Wmgatni. Western Wharf— Kawatin. North Wall—Karori. Chelsea—Eo:aa. The Kurow will load at Westport to-day for Auckland. The Lamb steamer Omana left for Opua last evening. The Awahou will leave for East Coaßt ports to-day. The Wainui will sail at 4 p.m. to-day for Tokomaru Bay, Gris"borne and IN spier. The Wanaka sailed last evening for Wellington, Lyttelton, Dunedin and Bluff.. The Kaitangata left Portland yesterday for New Plymouth, Wellington and LyUelton. The Waipori will load at Greymouth on Thursday £or New Plymouth and Auckland. Thn Wingatni will sail on Thursday ,for Napier, Wellington. Lyttelton, Duneam, Oamaru and Timaru. The Kakapo will sail this evening for Walpole Island and Noumea, where she will load guano for Lyttelton and Timaru, The Katoa is expected to leave WeHmgton to-morrow for Picton and Auckland. After discharge here she will undergo overhaul. The Tiroa arrived from Gisborne and Tokomaru Bay yesterday, and King's Wharf. She will sail for b-isjorne to-night.-The Karori will undock to-day and will berth at North Wall for further overhaul. The Gisborne Harbour board s dredge. Korua. which arrived trom I « b s °, r "^ ts^" d day morning anchored m the stream, an the tug Pelican, which arrived with Korua, will be docked on I' riday. EUAHINE AT LONDON. A cablegram announces the arrival at London of the New Zealand Shipping Comnanv a steamer Ruahme, after a voyage of 39 days from Auckland. She left Auckland on Octobe? 7. and Proceeded via Panama and Curacao. The vessel is scheduLad to leave Southampton on December 18 for Wellington, where Bfie is due on January 2.6. KAIWARRA AT WELLINGTON. The Union Company's collier Kaiwarra arrised at Wellington .on Friday after a fine weather trip of six days from INewcastle. She has coal for Wellington and plies for "Nftpier. Captain R. A. Williamson is still in command, and has with him the following officers.—Chief, Mr. C. .O. V»'liters; second, Mr. J. E. Warcup; tnird, Mr. J. W. Monaghan; chief engineer, Mr. jj J Keliy; second, Mr. G. Y. McCaHum; third, Mr. R. L. Smith; fourth. Mr. EI. Wade; wireless operator, Mr. G. 31. Cxibeon. TEE ARAHURA. The Union Company's passenger steamer Arahura, which has been sold to the Anchor Company, will bo overhauled at Ne]«on by her new owners, and is expected to be ready to enter the Wellington-Nelson service on December 7 in placo of the Nikau. The Mararoa will maintain the PictonWel ling ton service until the Tamanine arrives. The Arahura is a stool twinscrew vessel with a gross tonnage of 1596 She was built in 1905 by W. Denny and Bros., Dumbarton.

MAHENO'S PASSENGERS. The following passengers have booked by the Maheno, which has been delayed at \Vei]iiig>.oii on account of crew trouble, and was to nave Bailed lor toyaney yesterday:— Fii'st saloon: Misses June Elvidge, Perry (2). in'nea, G. M. Brown. Daly, Child. Bollard Allan, ilinton, Stewart Goss, Colter, Vow'les. 1 eist, Harrison, Forrest. Smith, Keith Snelder, Piynn, Dowio, Mosdamos Piggott jilayne-Lynton, Lang Perry, Beth nne Moffat, Gow, Law son, i. 11. Williams, \ Bri'-gets, M. A. E. Burgess, Henderson, Bollard Sherwood, Rowland, Ayrey, Jay, l-'itzpatricfr Post Dixon, Mittleton, Deunes and' two infants, Coates, Sinison, Turner. Ir Julia Seton. Baillie. toord, Richards, W J. Brown, Street, Barclay. Lady Rutherford, Messrs. Maben. Aimes, "Piggott, McClintoch, Master J. i>. Burgess, George, •Tame* Marshall Hutcheson, Bane. Mc.Nab Witt-' Monk, Dr. E. Boxer, Withers, Malhewn, Goodrdge. Chorlton, Lynton. Lang Street, P. G. Braitliwaite. Bethune, Law-on T H. Williams. Henderson, Deiraes,' Colonel Goss. E. P. Bush, Coates. Contain Simeon, Turner, I'oord. Muster Richards, Rabbitts, J. R. McK&rizie, W. J }>-nwn • Cfmob&H, Mnc-k -'Batten Baker. Wljihn. McCo—"irk. Koeford, A. Day, .T. W. llarpe.i C. Holland, Dowio, Dwtmron# 3~arraud. Wbonnle, Pavitt, Sir Ernest Rutherford, and 75 steerage.

WAITOMO DUE TO-DAY. The Union Company's cargo steamer Waitorno is expected from Newcastle this evening and will berth t'o-morrow to discharge coal. She has 21 bags of Australian mail. THE RARANGA. The Shaw, Savill and Albion steamer Raranga, which arrived from Wellington on Sunday to fill up for London, is expected to sail finally about Saturday. L. D. Nathan and Co., Ltd., are the local agents. MATAKANA'S LOADING. At present loading for London at Queen's Wharf, the Shaw, Savill and Albion steamer Matakaaa is expected to sail on Thursday to fill up in the South. L. D. Nathan and Co., Ltd., are the Auckland agents. HINEMOA DUE TO-MORROW. The Government steamer Hinemoa was delayed in her departure from Niue Island and is not expected at Auckland until tomorrow. She is later to tow the hulk of the Talune to Waikokopu to be sunk. THE TUTANEKAI. The Government steamer Tutanekai, which has completed her visits to the lighthouses and beacons in the Hauraki Gulf, sailed for Wellington at 8.20 a.m. PORT BOWEN DUE THURSDAY. A wireless message has been received by Heather. Roberton, Ltd., from the master of the Port Bowen, which expects to arrive in the stream at 7 a.m. on Thursday from Liverpool and Glasgow. She is bringing 11 passengers and 4000 tons of general cargo for Auckland and will also discharge at Wellington, Lyitelton and Dunedin. PORT NICHOLSON DELAYED. "Owing to boisterous weather conditions which have prevailed at Gisborne for some days, the Port Nicholson will not arrive at Auckland until daylight on Thursday. She is to continue loading hero for Havre, Antwerp and London. The Farmers' Auctioneering Company are the local agents. CANADIAN SPINNER, The Canadian Government steamer Canadian Spinner, which left Auckland on October Ifi, has arrived at Panama, en route to New York, Boston and Halifax. After discharge jshe will proceed to Montreal to load for New Zealand. THE WEST CAHOKIA. Messrs. Henderson and Macfarlane expect to despatch the Swayne and Hovte Line steamer West Cahokia, for Wellington and Nelson on Thursday. After discharge of cargo from San Francisco in the South she will proceed to Melbourne and Sydney, and will later return to the Pacific Coast to load for New Zealand. CUTCOMBE FROM NAURU. The chartered steamer Cutcombe will leave Nauru Island to-morrow for New Plymouth direct, and will discharge 3000 tons of phosphate on arrival toward the end of the mcnth. She is due at Auckland about December 10 to unload 4700 tons of phosphate to the agoncy of Messrs. Henderson and Macfarlane. WHANGAPE TO LOAD AT SYDNEY. The Union Company's intercolonial steamer Maheno, which has been delayed at Wellington on account of crew trouble, was expected to leave for Sydney at 3 p.m. yesterday, which is three da-ys behind time. It haa been arranged for the Whfingape to bring cargo from Sydney to Auckland, and she will load there about Saturday. LEITRIM'S NEW PROGRAMME. The Ne%v Zealand Shipping Company advises that the Leitrim will now arrive _at Auckland from Opua next Tuesday. She will leave Wellington on Thursday for Opua to load frozen meat. After loading hero she will sail for Gisborne on November 28 to fill up, and will leave for New York and We3t Coast of England ports on December 8. HORORATA TO FILL UP. The Hororata is due at Auckland next Monday from Waikokopu to complete loading for London. The Now Zealand Shipping Company advises that she will sail finally on November 25 and proceed via Montevideo. ROTORUA FOR GISBORNE. The New Zealand Shipping Company s liner Rotorua will leave for Gisborne tomorrow to continue loading for Southampton and London. Shs* will later proceed to Xapier and Wellington, sailing finally on December 5, via Pitcairn Island, Panama and Curacao. WITHIN WIRELESS RANGE. The following vessels are expected to bo within range of the undermentioned wireless stations to-night:— Auckland.—Tofua, Hinemoa. Maunganm, Mahana. Leitrim, Austrahnd, iutanekai, Waitomo, Waiotapu, Port Bowen. , Chatham Islands.—Dorset, Tamui. Tongariro, Port Pirie. m , . ~ Wellington.—Maori. Wanine, Mararoa. N"aio. Devon, Hertford. Waipon. lonic, Katoa. Trematon. Canadian Challenger, Kaikorai, Ivaiwarra. Kairanga, Port Darwin, Port Nicholson. Hororata. Waitemata. Kaimanawa. Maheno. Tahiti. Makura, Otokia A warn a. —West Calera Sir James Clark Ross, Karetu, Kaituna. Trefusis. Trewyn.