SHIPPING.

New Zealand Herald, Volume LXIII, Issue 19254, 17 February 1926, Page 9

SHIPPING.

PORT OF AUCKLAND.

YESTERDAY'S ARRIVALS,

Waiiomo (1 n.m.}, from Newcastle. MAxama (5.25 a.m.), from Sydney. Pm-

MESOXS: —• First Saloon—Mr. and Airs. Algar, Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Alfred, Mr. unci Mrs. Bundy, Mr. A. Behugue. ' Mrs. R. S. Ball, , Misa iJ-ackland, Miaa Bolt, Mr, and Miss Brookes, Mr. and Mrs. Brett, Mr. and Mrs. Cannon, Sips Cannon, Mists J. Cooke, Mr 3. E. Colo, Miss B. Dubois, Mr.. F. F. Foord, Mr. A. FuUagiir. Mrs. Gafiney, son and daughter, lira. A. Goldwater, Messrs. W. S. end A. f'w. Godfrce, Misa Hazard, Mr. and Mrs. arscock and daughter. Masters R. and A. ancock, Mis 3N. Hago u, Mr. J. A. Hull. r ise E. Harrison, Mr. and Mrs. Jiuitz and. pacghter, Mr. J. Kidd, Mr. and Mis. Lansicy and daughter, Miss A. Murfitt, Mr. and jars. Miley, Mr. J. A* MuUins, Mr. E. W. Mullins, Miss E, McArthy, Mr. and Mrs. Moas and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. O'Meara, Mr. and Mrs. H. E, Peck. Sister Patricia, Mr.. Bodarell; Miss M, Rouse, Sister M. Regis, Mr. "ft. Reiner. Mr. W. Seecombo, Miss D. Shatz, _ Mr. A. Snj-der, Mr. .E. Stirton, Mrs. Stinton, Chin Young Kew. Second Saloon—Mr; R. Black&haw, Mr. Connolly. Mrs. Connolly, Mr. and Mrs. Contts, Miss R. Joyce, Mr. and Mrs. Patorson. Mr. S. Pettorsori. Mrs. Stiehbury and two daughter:!, Mr. ar.d Mrs. Treharne; and 33 steerage, including five Chinese. Mire, aux. ketch (5.30 a.m.), from !Dulied in ; Taniwha (6.15 a.m.), from Paeroa; Claymore (6.35 a.m.), from Wh»ngiireii Gael (12.35 p.m.), from Arkle's Bay: Wakatere (1.10 p.m.), from Thames; Haniti (2.50 p.m.), from Coromandel; Ks'wau (5 p.m.), from Big Omaha. Hikurangi (8.20 p.m.), from Whangarei. YESTERDAY'S DEPARTURES. R.M.S. Aoraugi *12.40 p.m.), for Vancouver. Passengers from Auckland: — First Saloon—Field-Marshal Allenby, Lady Allenby, Airs. Bailey, Air. R. Bailies, Mc. J. Baud, Mrs. Baird, Miss B. BaKer, Mr. T. Baggart, iieiden, Mrs. Beldtin, Mrs. JJevenclge, Miss Beveridge, Mrs, A. 0. Bridges, Alias O. Bridges, Mr. li. Brodie, Mrs. Brodie, Mrs. M. Vy. Brown, Mis. J. G. Brown and infant,, Mr. H. R. Bryant, Mrs. Bryant, Mr. Bryson, Mrs. Alastair Cameron, Master Cameron, Mr./ L. Campbell, Mr. C. Carroll, Miss L. E. 'N. Carvalho, Mrs. C. Cheeunan, Mr. J. Clapiiam, Mia. Clupham, Mr. M C. Clarke, Air, Crawford, Mrs. Crawford, Mr. P. A. Crump, Miss Crump, Mrs. Crump, Misß W. R. Dawson, Mrs. J. B. Douslin, Mr. _J. Edney, Lieutenant-Com-mander C. K. Edwards, Mr. J. Fleming, Mr. J. Frame, Mrs.' Frame, Mr. A. C. Gardiner, Mrs. Gardiner and infant, Mr. D. Gardner. Mr. H. R. Gough, Mrs. Gough, Mr. G. Gow, Mrs. Gow, Miss E. M. Gow, Mr. C. H. Harrold, Miss M. A. Hariold, Dr. OH. R. narrower, Mrs. Harroiver, Dr. E. Hayes, Mtb. HayS3, Miss E. Heyxies, Mr. - F. J. Hill. Mrs. Hill, Mr: Billiard. Mr. Jlunter, Mrs. Hunter, Miss G. D. James, Mr. M. R. Jamieson, Mrs. Jamieson, Master Jamieson, Mr. J. C. Jones. Mr. E. A. Kieselhorat, Mrs. Kionelhorst. Mr. G. Jiluegel, Lieutenant-Commander F. J. Lloyd, Mr. J. Livingstone, Mr. H. H. Madsen, Mrs. Madsen. Mr. Mair, Miss M. Mnsterton, Mr. L. Matheson, Mr. T. Mickel, Mr. F. Mobbs, Mrs. A. Montgomery, Mr. T. H. Moore, Mrs. Moore, Mr. E. T. Moore. Mrs. C. McColl. Mr. R. H. Nagle, Mra. Nagle, Mrs. G.' Powell, Mra. A. Pudney. Mr. A. Quick. Mrt,. Qv.ick, Dr.. G. R. Radmore, Mr. H. W. Radmore. Mt. G. W. Richard. Mr. A. M. Roberts; .-'Mrs. Robert, b, Mr. T. F. Ruhl, Mrs. Buhl, Mr. W. R. Rutherford, Mr. J. B. Savory. Mr. j. E. Sehloss, Mrs. Schlosa, Miss T. I. Schofield. Mr. W. Stephen. Mr. F. Stevens, Mr. C. St. Leger, Mr. J. D. Streßts, Mra. Strelitss. Mr. I. B. 'Thomas. Mrs. Thomas, Dr. R. J. Tillyard, Mrs. Tillyard. Mr. 'A. Underbill, Miss E. Underbill. Mr. W. V ade, Misa M. F. Wade. Mr. J. P. Walker, Mrs. Walker. Flight-Lieutenant W; G-. Weston, Afrs. Weston. Mrs. A. W. Walsh, Mr. J. L. Vi heeler. Mr, W. S. Whipple. Mr. £l. Whittaker, Hon. T). t l . Wilhor, Mr. R. L. Williams. Afrs. Williams,' Miss H. G. Williams, Mr. Wright, Mr. G-. Young. Second Saloon—Misa M. Adams, Miss N. Allum, Mr. B. Austin, Air. W. Balkin, Mrs. Baikin, Mr. F, D. Baistow, Mr. F. Eeban, Mrs. Beban, Miaa R. Beban, Miss E. Beban, Miss D. Beban. Miss V. Beban, Master J. Beban, Mr, -W. -H. A. Mrs.. Biggs, Mr. R. Buckland, Mrß. E. C. Cadman. Mr. J. Calder, Mra. Calder, Mr. D. Chapman, Mrs. Chapman, Mrs. M. Chapman, Miss L. V. Cox, Mr. M. Duffie, Mr. R. G. Durney, Mr. B„ Falkjier.' Mrs. Falkner, Mr. C. Farrer, Mrs. Fairer, Miss Finlay, Aliss E. J. Fle.ury, Miss E-. N. Fogarty, Mr. Gordon, ■ Mrs. Gordon, Mr. G. R. A. Gray, Mr. Gunnicn, Mr, O. B. Haigh, Mr. F. Handlover, Miss G-. Hnyward. Mr. D. Henry, Mr. Henry, Mrs. Henrys-Master J. Ilerrick, Mr. J. Hocking, Mrs. Hocking, Mr. A. Houghton, Mrs. Houghton, Lieutenant W. E. C. Houston, Airs. W. B; Hughes. Miss L. Huray,.Miss S. Ladner, Mr, J. Martin, Mra. Martin, Miss Lee Mason, Mr, P. E. .Matthews, Mr. M'pnaenger, Mr. R. A. Moorman,- Misa L. McFAdsien, Mrs, C. E. McKenny, Mrs; McKenny and child, Miss ,McLeod. Mr. F. Nash, Mr. Newling, Rev. S. Orr-Robertnon, Mrs.' Orr-Robortson, Miss L. Orr-Robertuon. Mrs. AL C. Pamell, Mr. E. G. Reynolds, Mrs. N. Rhodes, Maiiter B. Rhodes, Master G. Rhodes, Mr. F. Smith. Mr. G. D. Smith, Mrs. L; E. Smith, Mi&s L. "il. Sfouth, Mrs. P. "Vi'. Trousdale, Mrs. G. Turner.' Mr. B, Tylee.- Captain 3. Tint, Misis K. Walker, Miss Wafkins (2), Miss :C. M. West. Miss K. P. Wills; 59 eteorage s including nine Indians arid one Chinese. Motu (1.30 a.m.), for Coast: Waiuku (9.40 ».m.), for Waiheke; Gael (4.20 p.nr,;), for WftTkworth: Wair.ui (5.20 p.m.), for East Coast ports. Claymore (9."0 p.m.), for Whangare!. VESSELS DUE TO-DAY. Waipu, from Kerepoehi. 4 a.m. Sanaia, from Vihangarei, 6 a.m. atangi, from Tauranga, 7 a.m. Apanui, from Awar.ui, 11.30 a.m. Gael, from Waiwera, 2 p.m. Waiuku, from Wailtek©, 6 p.m. VESSELS SATLUfG TO-DAY. Waicrtapu, for Wellington, evening. Waiuku, for Wstiheke. 9.50 a.m. ■ Hauiti, for Kopn, 3 p.m. Wakatoro, for 'J'harnes, 5.30 p.m. Mutaagi, for Tsu.ranga. 7 p.m. Monaia, for Wbangarei, 10 p.m. Pono, .for Point, 3 p.m. Kawau. for Matakana, 3' p.m. Apanui,- for Groat Barrier, midnight, VESSELS EXPECTED AT AUCKLAND. isrTE3"ox.osiAi abb coastal. Hinemoa, Hokianga, February 18. Kiwitea, Greymouth, February 18. Kekeranjra, Wallaroo, February 18, Wingatui, South. February 18. Tofna, Fiji, February 22. TJlimaroa, Sydney, February S3. Kaiwarra, Melbourne, to sail. Maunganui. Sydney, March 2. Niagara, Sydney, March 16. Marama, Sydney, March 10. BRITISH PASSENGEB STEAMERS. Athenic, left Southampton, January 29, duo Auckland March S. Waimana, loft London February 4. due Auckland March 14. Rotorua, "left (Southampton February Vi, due Well.nigton March 20. Corinthic, leaves Southampton February 26, duo Wellington April 5. EABLY SAILINGS FROM AUCKLAND, j OTERCIBAR. Kuniara, London, 'February IS. ■Waiwora, America and England, March 9. Cambridge, London. March 16, WARSHIPS. Iwato (Japanese), Wellington. February 26. H.M.A.B.'s Adelaide and Sydney, and H.M.S. Delhi. 'Wellington, March 17. PACIFIC MAIL STEAMERS. Niagara, due at Auckland xrom Vancouver, Afarch. 1. Tahiti, 'due at Sydney from Wellington on Saturday. Aorangi, due at Vancouver from Auckland on March 5. Makura, due at San Fmcisoo from Wellington cu Friday. VESSELS IN POET. In Stream Rev a. (barque). Northern Chief (schooner), s Flora, Kaimiloa (schnr.), Louis Fneriaiilt (achnr.), Wanaka, H.M.C.S. Iris. Devonport—H.Af'.S. Philomel, H.M.S. Dunedin, H.M.S. Laburnum. Prince's Wharf—Wafotapu, Marama. Queen's Wharf—City of Norwich, Kumara. King's- Wharf-—Kawatiri, Kainianawa, Kaitoke, Waitcmo. North Wall —Kr.ru, Kaituna, Kauri, Resolution (schnr.). We. l ltorn 'A hari—Southern C:ross, Central Wha.rf—Csssiopee (French warship). Th 3 V, ninui sailed last evening for Tokomam Bay, Gi«horne and Napier. She is due back at Auckland on Sunday, The Waitomo arrived from moniina. She berthed at King's Wharf to discharge her'coal cargo. The Kaimanawa is expected to complete discharge oi coal to-morrow. She will then proceed to Portland to load cement for New Plymouth The Kauri bus completed her overhaul and aunrey at Auckland, but the Union Company advises that sho will r.ot be recommissioned at present. / , The -Kuitangata sailed from Greymouth at inalf-past twelve yisterday morning for WesttPorf to com3lete loading coal for Napier and Auckland. LBrinuisg cargo from South Island ports the Wingatui sailed from Wellington for Auckland on Monday evening. Sha is du® to-morrow morniiig. The Union Company advises that the Kutoa is to load at Dunedin to-morrow and ftftaiwards at Oamaru. Timaru. LyLteltoa, VVBiUngtoa and New Plymouth for land. .

CARGO FROM WALLAROO. The Union Company's steamer KeJserangu sailed ;trom Wallaroo, South Australia, at five o'olock last Thursday afternoon for Auckland and Wellington. She is expected fcbout i'riday. THE BHiEMOA. The Go\*emmeEt steamer Hinemoa sailed from Hokianga at ono o'clock yesterday afternoon far Auoklaud. She ia due tomorrow morning. KUMARA COMPLETES TO-DAY. After filling up with Now Zealand produce at Queen's Wharf the Shaw, Savill and Albion steamer Kumara is to be despatched at daybrsak to-morrow for London, via Panama. So iB taking a speoially-addressed mail, which, closes this evening. AORANGI SAILED. After loading a large quantity of frozen meat, butter and general produce and also embarking 26S pa as ©rigors from New Zealand, the K-oyal Mail linor Aorangi resumed her voyage at mid-day yesterday to Suva, Honolulu and Vancouver. She is duo at her final destination on March 5. CARGO FROM ANTWERP. The Commonwealth and Dominion Line I steamer Port Hacking, with cargo from i Hamburg, was despatched from London on February 1 for Melbourne, Sydney, Newcastle, Brisbane and Auckland. TRANSVAAL DUE ON FRIDAY. Da'leety and Company, Limited, the 10-cai agents for the Danish steamer Transvaal, have received advice that she will arrive from Port Arthur, Texas, on Friday morning. The steamer is bringing a full cargo of oil for discharge at Wellington, New Plymouth, Tasmania and Sydney. She will berth at Wostern Wharf. THE WAIOTAPU. After discharging a large quantity of ; case oil and general merchandise from Pacific Coast ports at Princo's Wharf, the Union Company's trans-Pacific steamer Waioiapu sails this evening for Wellington, Melbourne and Sydney to complete unloading. COLLIERS FOR NEWCASTLE. The Kawatiri is expected to complete discharging coal on Afterwards j she will be despatched for Newcastle. The Kaitoke shifts to-day to Chelsea to complete discharging coal. She is to sail for Newcastle o:a Friday. MARAMA IN PORT. The Union Company's intercolonial steamer Marama arrived yesterday morning after an exceptionally fine weather trip from Sydney. She _ anchored at twenty-five minutes past eight and berthed an hour later at Prince's Wharf to land 115 passengers, as well aB mail and cargo. She is to sail on her return to Sydney at three o'clock on Friday afternoon. PORT CHALMERS TO LOAD. The Commonwealth and Dominion Line steamer Port Chalmers was despatched from Brisbane on Monday for New Plymouth to commerce loading in New Zealand for England. She will also load at Wanganui, Timaru and Lyttelton, sailing finally on March 12. CARGO FROM VVEST OF ENGLAND. The New Zealand Shipping Company advises that the following steamers are scheduled to load cargo at West of England ports and .sail from Liverpool for New Zealand:— ■ The Tekoa oil February 27 for Auckland, Wellington, Lytteiton and Dunedin. The Suffolk on March 27, for Auckland, Wellington, Lyttelton s.nd Dunedin. The Hertford on April 24, for Auckland, Wellington, Lyttelson and Port Chalmars. The Norfolk on May 8, for Auckland. Wellington, Lyttelton and Port Chalmers. The Cambridge on May 22, for Auckland, Wellington, Lyttelton and Port Chalmers. NOBEL COMPANY'S VESSELS. A quick trip to Dunedin and back was completed by the auxiliary ketch Miro, which arrived at Auckland yesterday moVning. She weni to Dunedin in 8! days and made the .passage from Dunedin to Auckland in seven day?. After discharging her produce cargo sho and the schooner War Lord will liahtsr explosives to-morrow at Motuihi from the Federal Line steamer Huntingdon. The auxiliary schooner Huia, which left Awanui last Thursday, is expected at Sydney. After discharge of her timber cargo she will, proceed to Melbourne to load explosives. and produce for Greymath, Westport and Auckland. The auxiliary "ketch Rira is due at Greymouth ;'rom Auckland, via New _ Plymouth. She will load, coal fcr Whangarei and after discharge will Iqarf timber at Whangarei for Sydney. : ' ■' " The'schooner Piri is on the slip .'at Auckland. She is being fitted with, a 200: b.p. Plenta nemi-Deiael oil engine and should be ready for sea in about six weeks. PASSENGERS VIA AUSTRALIA. The Orient liner Otranto, which left. London on January 9, and arrived at Fremantle on February 9, has a good many saloon passengers who are en route to New Zealand They include Sir F. Chapman, Lady Cjiapman, Mies L. A. Chapman, Dr. Sylvia Chapman, Dr. and Mrs. J. J. Edgar, Miss N. M. J. Edgar, Mr. and Mrs. ,\V. E. Anderson, Miss A. M. Armstrong, M;r. ■ and Mrs. J. Gr. Barthorp, and Miss B. lE. Barthorp, Mess-rs. J. W. and L. W, Black, Miss G. Briant,, Mrs, Broomhall, Air, J. Butler, Miss A, F. Cooley, Mrs. Hiadon, Mr. and, Mrs. J. W. Hirst, Mrs. Horspool, ! Mi3s P. D. Lindsay, Miss A. F. B. Mclldowie, Miss C. E. Mayson, Mr. T. D. Pea■:ock, Mr. and Mrs, C. E. Smith, Miss M. ;Bpeed. Sir Bwtram and Lady McKennel we travelling by tlie Otranto,. as well as 'Gipsy Smith. PASSENGERS FROM ENGLAND. An-arrival at Wellington at. 5 o'clock yesterday morning was the. Shaw, Savill anct Albion liner Tainui from London and Southampton. Besides cargo for discharge lit Lyttelton and Port Chalmers she brought the following passengersSaloon. —Mr. and Airs. F. Gorringe, Mr. and Mrs. J. Breede, Mr. and Mrs. J. Charters and Miss P. Charters, Master J. and Misa H. Charters, Mr. and Mra. F. Ccxon, and Mr. V. Coson, Mesdames M. Baird, A. Lucas, Acutt, H. Lamport; Misses L. Brandon. E. and B!. Harding, H. Barber, W. Blackshaw, I. Es.son.-H. Hope, J. Jenes, Dr. Evelina Corbett; Messrs. G. Barclay, C. Grace, R. Cutler, E. Haddock, A. Lam•port, E. Stanford, a,nd N. Toder; Mr. and Airs, J. Dawson, Mr. and Mrs. F. Fraser, Bev. T. GilS.ilan, Mrs. and Master J. _G-il-lillan, Mrs. K. Lingard and ■ the Misses P. and K. Linirard. Mrs. M. Wellman, Mr. H. and the Miases P. and I. Wellman, Mra. W, Bishop and Miss B. Bishop, Mrs. J. Clark ana Miss M. Clark, Airs. A. Marshall, the Misses A. and J. Marshall, Mr. and Mra. McAulay, Mrs. M. Vernon and Mr. T. Vernon, Mrs. H. Wright and Master B. Wright, Mr, D. Barclay and Master P. Barclay. Mr. and Mrs. F. Fraser, Commander A. B.N., Eng.-Comman-der R. Jones, 8.N.: Mesdames L. Hartley, A Lewis. Misses B. Billson, B. -Budd, A. 'Lpblev, E. McCaul, F. and M. Reed, H. jftiggs" E. Smith; Mr, W. FitzSimons: Mr. T. Cowlishaw, the Misses M. and I. Cotrliiihawn Dr. Ma-rjorie Wood, the Misses M. is,nd D. Wood, Masters Wood (2), the. Misses J Dunoan, E. McGregor, M. and B. Spalding; Mrs. C. Norton, Mr. and Mrs. J. Crawford Mr. and Mrs. F. Lipscombe, Mrs. I. Irving; the Misses M. Fox, G. Fox, O. Irving; Mr. J. Mackintosh, Master A. Irving; Mrs A. Imrie, Miss A. Imrie, Miss L. Matthewsi. Mr. A. Richardson. Mrs. P. Day. and Mrs. Smyth, Mrs. C. Cobbett. Of the third-class passengers 154 are for Wellington 145 for Auckland, 34 for Lyttelton, 30 for Port Chalmers, 19 for Napier, four for Timaru, four for Gisborne, and two for Oams/ru. WITHIN WIRELESS RANGE. The following vessels are expected .to' be within range of the under-mentioned wireless stations to-day:—-■Vuckltind. —Tofua, Hinemoa, V eronica, Canadian Traveller, Ruapeihu, Aorangi, "Diomede, Canadian Britisher, Kaikorai, Transvaal, Tredinnick, Sierra, Ventura, Huntingdon, Kiwitea, Port Dunedin, Wellingon.—Wahine, Maori, Ngaio Arahura, Tamahine, Trevarrack. Port Hunter, Port Melbourne, Otira, Ruahine, Gallic, Karori, Koromiko, Kairanga, Poolta. Agwipond, R. J- Harm a. . Awarun.—Kia Ora, Moerala, Manuka, Sir Jamos Clark Ross, Tieneglos, Cambride?, Asamamaru. PORT OF ONEHLTNGA. Yesterday's Departures.—Kunialpi (4 p.m.), for Kaipa.ra; Arapawa (0 p.m.), for Waikato. BY TELEGRAPH. WELLINGTON, Febi-uary IS.—Arrived: Tainui (5.20 a.m.), from Southampton; Maucganr.i a.m.), from Sydney; Maori (7 15 a.m.), fiolmd.alo (8.45 a.m.), Opihi (12.20 p.m.), Kahika (3.35 p.m.), from Lyttelton. Sailed: Tahiti (8/20 p.m.). Pinna (0.10 p.m.), for Sydney; Waipahi (4.30 p.m.), Otira (4.45 p'.m.), Tainui (6.101 p.m.), Maori (7.50. p.m.), for Lyitelton; Canopus (7.20 p.m,), for Westport. LYTTELTON, February 10,—Arrived; Wahine (6,40 a.m.),, from Wellington; Tees (D.15 a.m.), from Chathams;.. K&toa (4.15 p.m.), from Wellington. Sailed: Middlesex (3 p.m.), for Wanganui; Wahine 18.25 p.m.), for Wellington; Collana (8 p.m.), for Greymouth. DUNEDlN.—Fcbruary 16; Arrived— Kurow (2.10 p.m.), from Lyttalton. Sailed— Kia Ora (5 a.m.). for Timaru j Cambrid&e (5 p.m.), for Bluff. NEW CASTLE.—February J&t Aztfe«cU*. "Waikawo* tev lieat Zealahd.