SHIPPING.

New Zealand Herald, Volume LXIII, Issue 19236, 27 January 1926, Page 9

SHIPPING.

PORT OF* AUCKLAND. YESTERDAY'S ARRIVALS. l?loon a f » rom Passengers:— , ' r S'u J - Armstrong Miss E. Bolting, u Eaglsy Miss M. rV'i-nr h i? a S Mrs. Cocker. Misses « HnwW iV r< Dr " H - Gilbert, vf Br A °- M ® an . Mrs. HammondIn kfroni If' it B t ll , orTolfl - Sir Maynard iltdstrom. Mr. 11. J. Jones. Master Kaad, I 'no V Jf\ ' Lazarus, Miss E. lovett, Sergeant F. Martin, Miss Meecham, .s or Muirhead, Mr. C. McKay. Mrs. C S It* C - ¥ 1 f! lao1 - Mt. N. and Miss C. 1 otter, Mr. and Mrs. S. Rankin, Mr. A. ( J ' M , r - S. Smith, Master T. Smith, Miss a.* Storek, Mr. Lawrence Toole, Miss M. j. iJhama, Mr. and Mrs. Wallack and child. r. and Mrs. A J. Yovmgman, Mr. and Mrs. it. Zobel, and 18 sleerage, including three imnese. [ tenelgos (,1.50 "mh.), from Now York, laiuwha (12.50 ti.m.), from Paeroa: Parera |;i a.m.), from Hick's Bay; Horelrino (7.30 j.ni.), from Portland; Hauiti (10.10 a.m.), rom Corornandel; Kawau (12.40 p.m.), from Omaha- Lyttelton, with raft in tow p.m.), from Coast. Waiuku (G p.m.), from Waiheke; Gael ylO p.m.), from Warkworth; 'Wakatere s.-io p.m.), from Thames; Hikurangi (10.10 p.m.), irom \> hangarei. YESTERDAY'S DEPARTURES. Nncnla (11.10 a.m.), for San Pedro. vVnmkti (9.40 a.m.), for Waiheke- Parera j.1.1 a.m.), lor Hick's Bay. (6-30 p.m.), for Coast; Claymore (~' a p.m.,, for Whangarei; Wainni (7.25 |.m.), for East Coa3t ports; Taniwha (9.15 p.m.), tor. Paeroa; Glenelg (10.5 p.m.), for \\ hangarei. Tjroa (10.30 p.m.), for Gisborne. V air una (10.50 p.m.), few Wellington. VESSELS DUE TO-DAY. Middlesex, from Lyttelton, noon. Ulimaroa, from Sydney, '2 a.m. "Waiuku, from Waiheke, 6 p.m. Manaia, from Whangarei, 6 a.m. M atari gi, from Tauranga, 7 a.m. Ngatiawa, from Mercury Bay, 6 a.m. Apanui, from Awanui, 7 a.m. Gael, from Matakana, midnight. VESSELS SAILING TO-DAY. Arawa, for Wellington, 5 p.m. Gael, for Matakana, 11 a.m. Manaia, for Whangarei, 10 p.m. Wakatere, for Thames, 1 p.m. Matangi, for Tauranga, 7 p.m. Waiuku, for Waiheke, 9.30 a.m. TTaintanawa, for Westport. Pono, for Mangapai, 3 p.m. Waipn, for Korepeehi, 11 p.m. Apanui. for Great Barrier, midnight. Wmgatui, for Southern ports, noon. VESSELS EXPECTED AT AUCKLAND. INTERCOLONIAL MID COASTAL. Jluia, from Jjyttelton, due. Karu, Newcastle, duo. Kurow, Melbourne, via South, January 29. Kaituna. Greymouth via Gisborne, January 31. Whangape, Southern porta, January 30. Koromiko, Westport, January 30. Maungauui, Sydney, February 2. OVERSEAS. Middlesex, South, January 27. Hertford, Napier, February 1, to load. Kuahine, London, via Wellington, February 1. Aorangi, Vancouver, January 31. Port Melbourne, South, February 1, to load. Otira, Liverpool, February 2. Tredinmck, St. John, February 5. Trevarrack, New York, February 4. Gallic, Australia, February 4, to load. Ruapehu, South. February 4, to load. Canadian Srinner, Montreal, February 5. Kuxnara, Opua', February 9, to load. Canadian Britisher, South, February 10, to load. Waiotapu, Sail Francisco, February 10. City of Norwich, February 13. Port Drtnedin, London, February 16. Huntingdon, Liverpool, February 16. Tongaxiro, London, February 20. WaiwpTa, Opua, March 2, to load. Norfolk, South, February 25, to load. West Calera. San Francisco, February 22. Niagara, Vancouver, March 1. Athcnic, Southampton, March 8. Cumberland, Liverpool, March 9. Cambridge, South. March 15. to load, "Matakana, Liverpool, March 23.

BRITISH PASSENGER STEAMERS. Tainui, loft Southampton, January 8, duo Wellington, February 15. Athenic, leaves Southampton, January 20, duo Auckland, March 8. Rotorua, leaves Southampton, February 12, duo Wellington March 20. Corinthic, leaves Southampton, February 2G, due Wellington, April 5. EARLY SAILINGS FROM AUCKLAND. OVERSEAS. Hertford, England, February 3. Bunpehu, London, February C. " " Canadian Britisher. America and Canada, February 11. ' Middlesex, America and England, February 13. Kiunara, London, February 16. Waiwera, Ajnerica and England, March 5. Cambridge, London, March 16.

PACIFIC MAIL STEAMERS. Niagara, due at Vancouvor from Auckland on February 5. Tahiti, at Sun Francisco, sails for Wellington to-day. Aorangi, due at Auckland fro'm Vancouver on Sunday. Makura, at Sydney, sails for San Francisco, via Wellington, to-rnorrow. VESSELS -IN PORT. In Stream—Rewa (barque), Northern Chief (schooner), Flora, Kaimiloa (schnr.), Nucula, Southern Crosß, Louis Theriault (schnr.), Franco (schnr.), Wanaka. Devonftort H.M.S. Philomel, H.M.S. Dunedin, H.M.S. Diomede. Queen's Wharf—Arawa, Surrey. King's Wharf—Kauri, Tofua, Treneglos. Prince's Wharf—West Henahaw, Wingatui. North —Piri (schnr.), Waitomo. Western Wharf—Kaimanawa. The Poolta was to leavo Portland last evening with cement for New Plymouth, Wellington and Lyttelton. The Wahjiii safle<l last evening for Tokomam Bay, Gisborno and Napier. She is due back at Auckland on Sunday. After being barbound at Greymouth for three days the Ivaituna sailed at 9.30 yesterday morning for Gisborno and Auckland. The Northern Company advises that in future the Waiheks steamer will not call at Ponui Island to land or pick up passengers. With a full cargo of timber loaded at Auckland, Opua and Hold ansa, tho Lamb isteamer Omana arrived at Sydney yesterday. i . The Whangape left Dunedin at 4 o'clock on Monday afternoon for Lyttelton, Wellington and probably Picton, to complete loading for Auckland. The Kaimanawa moved from Chelsea to Western Wharf yesterday to complete discharge of coal. She is to sail today on her return to Westport. ■ From Auckland, via way ports, the Katoa reached Dunedin at .11.30 a.m. yesterday morning. She is to load at Dunedin and will leave on Friday for Oainaru, Timaru, Lyttelton and Wellington to complete loading for Auckland. The Richardson Lino steamer Parora arrived from Hick's Bay and landed sheep at Orakei. Afterwards she left for Hick's Bay for more sheep. She is due back at Auckland tomorrow and-will then load for Tokomaru Eay, Tologa Bay and Gisbonie. WAITOMO FOR NEWCASTLE. After being over a month at Auckland tho Waitomo is to sail to-morrow for Newcastle.

THE MATA.KANA. The Shaw, Savill and Albion Company advises that tho Matakana is scheduled to leave Liverpool on February 13 with cargo l frOm West of England porta for discharge- at Auckland. Wellington, Lyttelton and Dunedin. Sho is duo at Auckland on March 23. , Tho company's steamer Mahana is to follow from Liverpool on April II for the Fame ports in New Zealand. Sho is echeduled to reach Auckland on May 18. TRANS-PACIFIC CARGO STEAMERS. The following is tho latest itinerary of tho Union Company's trans-Pacific cargo steamers:— The Huuraki left Sydney on January 11 for Fanning Island and Vancouver. Sho is due at Vancouver on February 4. The Waitemata arrived at Vancouver on January 8 from Fiji, and is expected to reach San Francisco to-day, to complete her loading for Napier, Lyttelton, Dunedin, and New Plymouth The Willaston. (chartered steamer) from San Francisco, it now at Wellington, and after discharge of part cargo proceeds to Lyttelton. Dunedin and New Plymouth. The 'AVaihei.no leaves Lyttelton about February 1 for Vancouver. The Wairuna left Auckland last night for Wellington, Melbourne and Sydney, to complete discharge of cargo from Pacific Coast ports. The forward loading dates at Pacific Coast poAs are as follow: . /he Waitemata, now loading at San Francisco. is expected to clear about February '2 for Napier, Lytteicon, Dunedin and New Plymouth. The Ilauraki loads at Vancouver and San Francisco during February _ for Auckland, Wellington, Melbourne, Adelaide and Sydney. The Waihemo loads at Vancouver and San Francisco early in March for Napier, New Plymouth, Lyttelton and Dunedin. The Wairuna loads at Vancouver and San Francisco lato in March for New Zealand and Australian ports, to be fixed later. The Waiotapu loads at < Vancouver and pan Francisco during April for New Zealand and Australian potls, to be fixed later.

NUCTTLA FOE SAN PEDRO. ZX . oiManker Nncula saned i 1!? mi <*-day yesterday for San )L f, .another , cargo of oil fuel to Diomede warships Danedin and ATHENIC FROM LONDON. After loading at London the Shaw. Savill and Albion liner Athenic will leave Southampton on Friday with passengers for New Zealand Her cargo will be discharged at :UK ' She is duo at Auckland ou March 8. CARGO FROM AUSTRALIA. En route from Edithburg, Adelaide and Melbourne via New Zealand ports, the Kurow left Wellington at 5 o'clock yesterday inoruing for Picton to fill up with chaC day 13 due hero on SaturTHE WEST HENSHAW. In continuation of her voyage from Pacific ir° i_ P° r^3 » _ American steamer West ilenahaw will sail to-morrow night for •uyttelton, Dunedm, Hobart and Sydney. THE SURREY. ■ -Ectleral Lino steamer Surrey, which is discharging cargo from London at Queen's VVaarf, is not expected to sail before Monday tor Lyttelton. Timaru and Wellington in continuation of her voyage. WINGATUI SAILS NOON TO-DAY. After loading sugar at Chelsea the Winpatui berthed at Prince's Wharf last evening to complete loading for Lyttelton, Bluff. Ounedin, Oamaru, and Timaru. Her departure for those ports has been postponed until noon to-day. HARDWOOD FROM AUSTRALIA. Loaded with hardwood from Bunbury and i ort Kembla, the Commonwealth and Dominion Lino steamer Port Denison loft Newcastle_ yesterday for Napier. Her other discharging ports in New Zealand have not been announced. PASSENGERS FROM ENGLAND. Iho next steamer to reach New Zealand with passengers from England will be the oliaw, Savul and Albion liner Tainui, which 18 mi j- Wellington on February 15. She will disembark her passengers at Wellinga?d will then proceed to Lyttelton and 1 ort Chalmers to discharge. ULIMAROA DUE EARLY TO-DAY. j.ho Huddart-Parker steamer Ulimaroa will arrive early this morning from Sydney and, anchor in the stream. After medical inspection she will berth at Queen's Wharf at about eight to land 117 passengers, aa well as mail and 700 tons of cargo. MIDDLESEX DUE TO-DAY. The Federal Lino steamer Middlesex is due i i? OOI J ji o -day from Lyttelton. She will berth at Central Wharf to continue loading lor New York, Boston, London, Avonmouth, Liverpool and Glasgow. She will complete her cargo at Napier, Wanganui and Wellington, sailing finally from Wellington on lobruary 13. The New Zealand Shipping Company aro tho local agents. THE ARAWA. . The Shaw, Savill and Albion liner Arawa is expected to gail this evening for Wellington to complete discharge of cargo from London. On February 3 sho is to leave Wellington for Lyttelton to commence loading and will return to Wellington on February 7 to fill up. With passengers and mail she will clear Wellington finally on February 17 for Southampton and London, via Panama*

WAHINE'S FAST PASSAGE. 'l'! 10 Union Company's ferry steamer waiune, which took a largo number of exoursionista across to Picton on Friday made an extremely fast passage both ways. Her actual steaming time from Wellington Wharf to Picton Wharf was 2h 30m, which vrorks her speed out at 21.2 knots. On tho return trip her steaming time from wharf to wharf was 2h. 27m., which runs out at 21.6 knots. HERTFORD DELAYED. The Federal Line steamer Hertford has been delayed at Napier and in consequence will not leavo there before Saturday for Auckland, according to advice received by the local agents, the New Zealand Shipping Company. She is due on Monday morning and will complete loading at Auckland for London and West of England porta. It is hoped to despatch her for London next Wednesday, TOFUA IN PORT. An arrival at Auckland yesterday morning was the Union Company's Island steamer Tofua from Tonga, Samoa and Fiji. She 'berthed at King's Wharf to land passengers, mail hud 1700' tons of Island produce. Included in the produce is over 19,000 cases [.of bananas and 100 tons of copra. Since leaving Auckland on January 4 fine weather prevailed throughout the Tofua's voyage. Her departure from Auckland for the Islands has been fixed for 11 o'clock on Saturday morning. THE RUAHINE. The local office of the New Zealand Shipping Company has received advice that the Ruahine is now to leave Wellington at noon on Saturday for Auckland, arriving on Monday. She will complete discharge of cargo from London and also commence loading here for her _ homeward voyage. She will complete loading at Tokomaru Bay, Napier and Wellington, sailing finally from Wellington on February 27 for Southampton and London. Commander B. T. Smith, R.N.R., is in corrimand of the Ruahine, and his officers are:—Chief, Mr.' J. Laird; second, Mr. S. Butler, R.N.R.; third. Mr. J. L. Hamer; fourth, Mr. S. C. Bradley, R.N.R.; surgeon, Dr. H. G. Cattell; wireless operator, Mr. W. 03. Smith;, chief engineer, Mr. A. White; second. Mr. M. E. Fotihy : third, Mr. J. W. Fulton; fourth, Mr. E. E. Nicholls; fifth, Mr. J. Bnmferth; sixth, Mr. G. R. Pearco; seventh, Mr. J. Kirk; chief refrigerating engineer, Mr. E. H. Wallis; second, Mr. E. Good; electrician, Mr. D. R. Stewart; steward-in-charge, Mr. G. W. Fraser. TRENEGLOS FROM NEW YORK, Tho Hain steamer Treneglos arrived from Now York yesterday afternoon. Sho is discharging case oil and general cargo at King's Wharf to tho agency of the New Zealand Shipping Company. The other unloading ports aro Wellington, Lyttelton, Dunedin and Bluff. The Treneglos sailed from New York on December 17 and cleared Panama on Decombor 28. Exceptionally boisterous weather was experienced in the Pacific, with fresh to strong south-east winds and rough seas from Balboa until after passing Pitcairn Island. The wind then changed to the east-north-east and continued to blow strongly from that direction, accompanied by heavy rain storms and high following seas. On Saturday torrential rain _ fell for several hours, and in the evoning the wind shifted suddenly to tho westward. The weather then moderated and continued to improve as the Treneglos ncared Auckland. Tho ship is running under the auspices of the A. and A. Line. * This is her first visit to Now Zealdnd. but she mado a voyage to Australia some years ago. Usually she trades from European ports to Argentine and the East. The crew numbers 39 all told.. , Captain J.. W. Coad is in command, and hag with him tho folkwing officers:— Chief. Mr. G. G. Barrett: second. Mr. T. Elliott; ivhird Mr. A. Roxburgh; chief engineer, Mr *T. Pryse: second. Mr. W. Mitchell: third, Mr. fW. Bourkill; fourth, Mr. F. Dickenson: wireless operator, Mr. G. Ashworth; chief steward, Mr. W. Newsome." WITHIN WIRELESS RANGE. The following vessels are expected to bo within range of the under-mentioned wireless stations to-night;— Auckland.—H. M.S. Laburnum, H.M.S. Veronica, Kaiapoi, Niagara, Sierentz, Kartigi, Iris, Poolta, Aorangi, Mahoud, Nncula, Wingatui, Wairuna, Kaitajigata. Chatham Islands.—Oakworth. Wellington.—Wahine, Maori, Ngaio, Arahura, Tamahine, Mu'rex, Asamu Mara, Iviwitea. Anglo Indian, Kent, Middlesex, Koromoko, Hertford, Hinomoa, Kumara, Ruapehu, Moeraki, Wentworth. Awarua. —Canadian Britisher, Port Melbourne, Martaban, Sir James Clark Ross, Whangape. PORT OF ONEHUNGA. Yesterday's Arrivals.—Rimu (10 a.m.), from Hokianga. Yesterday's Departures.—Arapawa (4 p.m.), for Wanganui- Rimu (6.25 p.m.), for Raglan and Kawhia; Ohinemuri (4 p.m.). for Whangape. BY TELEGRAPH. WELLINGTON.—January 26: Arrived— Maori (7 a.m.), and Opihi (11.40 a.m.), from Lyttelton; Breeze (9 a.m.), from Y/a;.ganui; Waipahi (5.25 p.m.), from Napior. Sailed— Kurow (5 a.m.), for Picton; Kent (7 a.m.), for London; Kennedy (1.5 p.m.), Wairau (3.25 p.m.), ftnd Maori (7.50 p.m.), for Lyttelton; Breeze (6.15 p.m.), for Dunedin; Opihi (9.15 p.m.), for Nelson. LYTTELTON.—January 26: Arrived—. Wahine (6.40 a.m.), from Wellington; Moeraki (2.5 p.m.), from Melbourne; Whancape (3.55 p.m.), from Dunedin. Sailed— Alexander (12.5 p.m.), for the Sounds; Cygnet (6.25 p.m.), for Kaikoura. To sail: WaHtouaiti, for Newcastle; Wahine, for Wellington. DUNEDlN.—January 26: Arrived —Katoa (11.20 a.m.) from Lvttelton. Sailed—Oreti (5.45 p.m.). for Invercargill; Martaban (6 p.m.), for Wanganui. SYDNEY.—January 26: Arrived—Omana, from Hokianga. NEWCASTLE.—SaiIed—Port Denuan. for Napior.