SHIPPING.

New Zealand Herald, Volume LXIII, Issue 19221, 9 January 1926, Page 7

SHIPPING.

PORT OF "AUCKLAND. YESTERDAY'S ARRIVALS. Sussex (1.25 p.m.). from Calcutta Apanui (3 a.m.), from Groat Barrier; Manaia (5.45 a.m.), from Whancarei; Mdtangi (6.40 a.m.). from Tauranga; France (10 a.m.). from Coast; Kira (noon), from Gisborne: Wakatero (4.30 p.m.). from Thames. Hauiti (6.15 p.m.), from Coromandel; Glenelg C 9.20 p.m.), from Whangaroi; Taniwha (9.30 p.m.), from Paeroa; Gael (9.45 p.m.), from Warkworth. YESTERDAY' S DEPARTURES. Kukapo (1.10 a.m.), for Noumea. Maunganui (3.15 p.m.) for Sydney. Passengers:—First saloon; Mr. and Mrs Algar. Jl:s3 M. A. Anderson, Mrs. O. Adams and two children, f-'r. and Mrs. J. P. Aldred. r! r ",. • t'• P ll,uicß ' Miss H. Bringezu, Mrs. •I"'. U. Buchanan, Miss L. E. Beebv, Mr. 'J 1 . Brott, Miss P. Boult, Mr. E. E Beehan Mr. ,T. F. Bell, Mr. J. P. Canny, Mr. A. J. Canny, Miss W. Choc, Mrs. F. M. Carpenter, Misses S. and M. and Master W. Carpenter, Miss S. Donovan, Professor W. G. Duflield, Mrs. H. Donovan, Mr. J. Eddio, Miss E. M. Fi'oudo, Mrs. M. Flynn, Miss V. Flynn, Miss D. Flynn, Mr. and Mr 3. J. Gill, Mrs, Greener, Mr. H. L. Greened, Miaa N. Gobble, Mr. and Mrs. R. Gobble, Miss 11. Griffiths, Miss W. Griffiths, Mr. T. R. Groom, Air- A. C. Gillies Brother Holborrow, Mr. Hall, Mr. F. G. Ilavvko, Miss B. Hall, Miss M. G. Ilonry, Mr. A. P. Howell, Mrs. C. E. Hani on and child. Mr. E. A. Isaacs, Mr. J■ I'. Isaacs. Mr. C. A. Jarrnan, Mrs. G. W. King, Miss V. King, Mr. and Mrs. A. Longlanri, Miss T. D. Lover, Mr. and Mrs. J. Moss, Mr. H. W. Moscrip, Mr. McIldowio, Mrs. D. E. Morgan, Miss 13. D. Is r icoll. Miss E. M. O'R'ien, Mr. B. Piatt, Captain W. A. Piatt, Mi". B. F. I'yno, Miss W. Picken, Misn H. Pilz, Mr. W. Pizzey, Mr. A. Pizzey, Miss A. Rattray, Mr. .T. .1). Ryan, Miss R. B. Reyburn. Mr. R. C. Sunpsori. Mr. and Mrs. H. Smith, Miss D. Shatz, Miss At. V. Skill, Mi3s D. Stevens, Captain J. Sheridan, Mrs. J. D. Sheehan, Mr. Iff Thomson, Mr. W. G. Teixeira, Mr. 11. Weir, Mr. A. Weaver, Miss M. V. White, Mr. It. O. Wormal, Mr. N. J. White. Mr. IT. C. Walker, Mfss H. Walker, Mrs. W. H. Wood. Second Saloon.—Mr. and Mrs. R. W. Askew find two children. Miss M. N, Byrne, Mrs. 11. Barnes, Miss W. Back, Mr. J. Blacker and child. Miss M. Bailey, Mr. F. Cash, Mr. T. Cannon, Mr. J. Chapman, Mr. J. de Ronzie, Soma Dahia. Marg a Dhedia, Mr. W. Dunbar, Rev. H. W. Drummond, Mrs.' C. Dunston, Miss A. Dunston, Master G. Dunston, Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Douglas, Miss M. M. Downing, Mr. F. F. Harmer, Miss B. Joyner, Miss E. A. Johnston, Mr. F. MoKinney, Mr. and Mrs. W. McCarthy, Mr .and Mrs. A. Nngel and child, Mr, T. Pistola, Mr. and Mrs. E. W. Paterson, Mr. and Mrs. F. D. Pattison, child and infant, Mr. L. J, Phillips, Mrs. E. M. Red fern. Miss R. S. Rutter, Afrs. L. R. Rumble, Mr and Mrs. A. J. Ryan, son and infant, Mrs, T. Smith, Mrs. E. Stool, Mr. A. Toncred Mr. A. Tucker, Mr, and Mrs. F Williams, Mrs. E. M. Whitten, Mr. D. T. Ward, and 59 third-class, including eight Indians and threo Chinese. Waipu (5.10 a.m.), for Kerepeohi; Hauiti (7 a.m.), for Coromandel; Wakatere (7.20 a.m.: .for Thames; Gael (8 a.m.), for Warkwoith; Knwau (3.5 p.m.), for Kawir.i; Mgapuhi (5.25 pm.), for Russell; Waiuku (G4.0 pin.), for Waihoko; Hikurangi (6.45 p.m.i, lor Whangtirei; Whangapo (7.15 p.m.), for Portland; Matangi (7.10 p.m.), for Tauranga; Manaia (10.10 p.m.), for Whangarei, VESSELS DUE TO-DAY. Canadian Britisher, from Montreal, 1 a.m. Rona. from Fiji. 7 a.m. Wakatere. from Thames. 6.30 p.m. Waiuku, from Waiheko, 8.45 a.m. Clayrnoro. from Whangarei, 8.30 a.m. Kawau, from Mangawai, 10.15 p.m. Waipu, from Kerepeehi, 7.30 a.m. Mako, from Portland, evening. VESSELS SAILING TO-DAY. Norfolk, for Napier, afternoon. Morton Hall, for Wellington, afternoon. Wakatero, for Thames, 8.30 a.m. Waiuku, for .Waiheko, 1.45 p.m. Hauiti, for Waihoko, 1.45 p.m. Apanui, lor Awanui, 10 a.m. t VESSELS DUE TO-MORROW. Trekieve. from Montreal, 4 p.m. Wairiui, from East Coast ports. from , Vihansiarei, G a.m. Mntivngi. from Tanramga, 7 a.m. Waiuku, from Waiheko, 7.30 p.m. Hauiti, from Woiheke. 8 p.m. Wanaka, from Southern ports. VESSELS SAILING TO-MORROW. Taniwha, for Paoron,, 6.30 p.m. Claymore, for Whangarei, 5 p.m. BRITISH PASSENGER STEAMERS. Arawa, left Southampton, December 11, duo Auckland January 20. Ruahine, left Southampton December 18, due Wellington January 23. Tainui, leaves Southampton January 8, due Wellington February .15. Athonic.f leaves Southampton January 29, duo Auckland MiTch 8. EARLY SAILINGS FROM AUCKLAND. (Overseas. Canadian Explorer, America and Canada. January 15. , Niagara, for Vancouver, January 19. Hertford. England; January 30. Ruapohu, London, February 6. Kumara. London. February 12. «•> PACIFIC MAIL STEAMERS. Niagara, due at Sydney from Auckland to-morrow. Tahiti, due at San Francisco from Wellington on January 22. Aorangi, at Vancouvor, sails for Auckland on Wednesday. 2£akura, due at Wellington from San Francisco January 18. VESSELS I'N PORT. . In Stream Rewa (barque). Northern Chief (schooner). H.M.C.S. Iris, Flora, Kaimiloa (schnr.), Nucula, Southern Cross, Lotus Theriault (aohnr.), France (schnr.). Devonport H.M.S. Philomel, H.M.S. Veronica, H.M.S. Dunedin. King's Wharf—Waitomo, Kaiwarra. Prince's Wharf—Matatua, Merton Hall. Queen's Whnrf--Norfolk. North Wall—Piri (schnr.), Wingatui, Kais manawa. Central Wharf—Omana. The Wainui is due from East Coast ports to-morrow. She will berth at Queen's Wharf. With cargo from south South Island ports, the Katoa will leave Lyttelton at 11 o'clock this evening for Wellington and Auckland. She is due at Auckland about Thursday. Tho Wannka, en route from Southern ports, left Wellington at 11 o'clock on Wednesday ovening for Auckland, via Napier and Gisborne. She i 3 expected at Auckland tomorrow or Monday. Her cargo will be discharged at Prince's Wharf. WHANGAPE SAILED. The Whangape, after being in port since beforo tho holidays, sailed last evening for Portland to load cemont for Wellington and Lyttelton' TREVARRACK LEAVES NEW YORK. With case oil and general merchandise for discharge at Auckland, Napier, Wellington, Lyttelton and Dunedin. the Hain Lino steamer Trevarrnck, under chartor to the A. and A. Line, sailed from New York on December 31. aocording to advice received by the local office of the New Zealand Shipping Company. She is duo at Auckland ori February 4. MOTOR SHIPBUILDING. It is well known that tho past three years havo / represented a period of tho utmost depression in shipbuilding. It is, therefore, all the more remarkable to note, as recorded in November's iasuo of The Motor Ship, that thero has boon a very rapid increase in tho tonnage of motorships constructed. In 1923 the motorships built throughout the world totalled 355,925 tons dead-weight, in 1924 the figure was 049,265 tons dead-weight, while for the first eleven months of 1925 it amounted to 801,355 tons. At tho end of 1923 tho gross tonnage of motor-ships building throughout the world was 400,808. At tho present time the corresponding figure is about 1.100,000 lons gross. It is to be remarked that the output of motor-ships from British yards last year was greater than from_.any other country, although the United Kingdom is very closely followed by Germany in this respect. SUSSEX FROM INDIA. An arrival at Auckland yesterday afternoon was the Union Company's chartered Bteumer Sussex from Eastern ports. After discharging nearly 000 tons of cargo for this port she resumed her voyage last night to Wellington, Lyttelton, Tima.u, Dunedin p.nd Blufl. . ' . . The Sussex discharged coal from I\ewcaßtle at Bataviu and Samarang and then went to Calcutta where she arrived on October 21 and commenced loading for New Zealand. She aailed on December 5 for Penang for further loading and then to Singapore and Samarang, where she completed her cargo. She cleared Samarang an December 20 for Auckland direct. Fine weather was experienced on the voyage which was uneventful. Besides cargo tho Sussex brought the following passengers:—From Calcutta: Miss Ax. 11. Harding and Mr. N. Ormiatien; from Singapore; Mr. and Mrs. E. V. Brewerton and infant. , Captain ,T. F. S. Brown is still in command of the Sussex and ho has with him the following officers.—Chief, Mr. N. Has-, zard; Beoond, Mr. L. G. Rainsay; third, Mr. N. Pearson; chief engineer, Mr. W. Hall; second, Mr. P. Proctor; third, Mr. W. Gray; fourth, Mr. A. Grant; fifth, Mr. A. Lowdcn; sixth, Mr. V. G. Bell: surgeon. Dr. F. Glatiali; wireless operator. Mr. F. Sexton: chief steward, Mr. W. lligby.

KAIWARRA TO DOCK.

■ % i 1 ! 7ar / a complete discharge at Wh «f on Monday. The following pafnting W docked for cleaning and CANADIAN BRITISHER DUE TO-DAY. p According to wireless advice the Canadian xJnusner will arrive from Montreal at seven o clock this morning and will berth at ™ n S? e ® Wharf. Sho also has cargo for W-ellmgton, Lyttelton, Timaru and Dunedin. THE MERTON HALL. In continuation of her voyage from New York, the A. and A. Line's chartered steamer Merton Hall wilL sail this afternoon for Wellington, Lyttelton, Dunedin and Tasmania. . THE OMANA. Now loading at Central Wharf for Sydney, the Lamb steamer Omana will sail on Tueaday for Opua and Hokianga to complete loading. RONA DUE THIS MORNING. The Colonial Sugar Company's steamer Rona will arrive at Auckland from Suva at seven o'clock this morning, according to her ynreless message. She will berth an hour later at Chelsea to discharge raw sugar. PORT HOBART AT PANAMA. En route from Now Zealand to London, the Commonwealth and Dominion Line's motor-sliip Port Hobart reached Panama on January 6, according to a cable message. She was despatched from Auckland on December 10. HUNTINGDON FROM LIVERPOOL. With cargo from West of England porta, the Federal Line Bteamer Huntingdon was scheduled to clear Liverpool on January 2 for Auckland, Wellington, Lyttelton and Dunedin. She ia duo at Auckland about February 10. CANADIAN CHALLENGER REPORTED. Tho Canadian Challenger, which Bailed from Auckland on Docember 8 for New York, Boston and Halifax, ia reported to have reached Panama on Wednesday. AUSTRALIND FROM NEW YORK. Scheduled to sail from New York to-day, tho steamer Australind ia bringing case oil .and general merchandise for discharge at Auckland, Wellington, Lyttelton, Timaru and Dtinedm. The Australind ifi running under the auspices of the A. and A. Line and the New Zealand Shipping Company are • tho local agents. CARGO FROM AUSTRALIA. The local office of the Union Company has received advice that the Kurow iB due at Melbourne from Adelaide to-morrow to complete loading. On Monday tilie is to sail for New Plymouth, Wanganui, Wellington and Auckland, discharging cargo in that order. C. AND D. NEW YORK STEAMERS. Chartered by the Commonwealth and Dominion Line the steamer Inkula is to leave New York on January 23 for Auckland, Wellington, Lyttleton, Dunedin, Timaru and Wanganui. She ia to bo followed from Now York on March 7 by the company's steamer Port Curtis for Auckland, Wellington, Lyttelton and Dunedin. THE MATATUA. To continue loading for England, the Shaw. Savill and Albion Lino steamer Mataua will leave Auckland on Wednesday for Opua, Wellington, Lyttelton and Bluff. She is to be despatched from Blufl for London on February 12. MATAKANA AT LONDON. Cable advice received by the Shaw, Savill and Albion Company states that tho steamer Matakana arrived at London on Tuesday, January 5, from Wellington, from which port she aailed on November 26. Having called at Montevideo and Teneriffe, the Matakana, which has Wellington's first sale wool on board, made a very smart passage of 40 days. SYDNEY PIASSENGER STEAMERS. , With 200 passengers as well as mail and cargo the Union Company'o intercolonial steamer Maunganui aailed for Sydney yesterday afternoon. From Sydney Bhe goes to Wellington The Marama, wiych has been reconditioned as an oil-burner to replaco tho Malieno, ia due at Sydney from- Wellington on Taesday. Sho is scheduled to leave Sydney next Friday, arriving at Auckland on January 19. POOL.TA BRINGING HARDWOOD.. Tho Union Company advises that the Poolta was to leave Newcastle on Thursday night with a full cargo of Australian hardwood for discharge, at Auckland. .Xauranga and probably Greym<mth. MAHIA LOADS AT LONDON. Tho Shaw. Savill and Albion company advises that tho Mahia will load at London for New Zealand. Sho is soheduled to"sail on February 10 for Lyttelton. Dunedin and New Plymouth. Her arrival at Lyttelton is expected about March 19. THE MAKO, The Richardson Line steamer Mako is due to-night from Portland. She will berth at King's Vtliarf. Messrs. Watkin and Wallis, the local agents, advise that she is to sail at 10 o'clock on Tuesday morning for East Coast bays, Napier, Wairoa and Waikokopu. THE NORFOLK. After unloading nearly 5000 tons of general merchandise from West of Great Britain ports at Queen's Wharf, the. E ederal Line Bteamer Norfolk is to sail this afternoon for Napier. Wellington. Lyttelton and Dunedin to complete discharge. TREKIEVE ARRIVING TO-MORROW. A wireless message received by the .New Zealand Shipping Company from the Hain Line steamer Trekieve, states she will arrive from Montreal at 4 p.m. to-morrow. The cargo of general merchanaiEie >s for discharge at Auckland, Lyttelton, Dunedin. Sydney and Melbourne. HINEMOA TO RELIEVE TUTANEKAI. After having her hull cleaned and painted the Government steamer Hmemoa was undocked yestorday afternoon and berthed at Central Wharf to take in stores, bunkers and fresh water., Next week she will pro : ceed to Wellington to relieve the Tutanekai in the lighthouse service. The Tutanekai is being withdrawn to undergo her annual overhaul and survey. When she resumes the Hinemoa will then be laid up for overhaul. * MARTABAN- NOT REPORTED. No wireless report had been received yesterday from the Commonwealth and Dominion Line's chartered steamer Martaban, en route from New York to Auckland. She should put in an appearance shortly. She will discharge a quantity of case oil ami general merchandise at this port to tho agency of the Farmers'' Co-operative Auctioneering Company, the remainder of tho cargo being for Wollington, Lyttelton, Dunedin and Wanganui. WITHIN WIRELESS RANGE. Tho following vessels are expected to bo within range of tho undermentioned wireless stations to-day:— Auckland.' —Laburnum, Tofua, Taransay, Eastern Sea. Trevorian, Niagara. Waihemo, Sonoma, Remuora, Port Bowen. 'Maunganui, Kaikorai. Poolta. Chatham Islands. —Cambridge. Martaban, Tr^kißVOj Wellington.—Wahine. Maori. Ngaio. Arahura, Tamahine. Canadian Explorer. Port Pirie, Kaitanguta, Marama, Port Hunter, Tahiti, Paponga. Kauri Tutanekai. Awarua. —Sir James Clark Ross, Moeraki, Hertford, Koromiko, Maimoa. Karetu. Kent. PORT OF ONEHUNGA, Yesterday's Arrivals.—Waimea (5.20 a.m.), from Nelson; Arapawa (5.45 a.m.), from Yesterday's Departure.—Rimu (noon), for Hokianga, J