SHIPPING.

New Zealand Herald, Volume LXIII, Issue 19255, 18 February 1926, Page 7

SHIPPING.

PORT OF AUCKLAND. . YESTERDAY'S ARRIVALS, Waipu (4.50 a.m.), from Kerejie-ehi; Manaia (6.15 a.m.) from Whaiiyarei; v«tunci (6.45 a.m.). from lauranga; Lytteltou (8 a.m.). from Coast; Apanui (10.45 j, from. Awanui; Gael (2.10 p.m.), from Wiirk'worth, . YESTERDAY'S' departures. Tariwha (1.10 a.m.), for Paeroa; Kc.wau (3 m pw.), for Matakana; Wakf.tero 15.35 p.m.). for Thames. Matangi (7.10 p.m.), for Tauranga, Manaia (10.10 p.m.), for Whangarei. VESSELS DUE TO-DAY. Huntingdon, from Liverpool, *1.30 a.m.* Kiwi tea. from Westport, 5 a.m. Wingatui. from Southern porta, morning. Hmemoa from Hokianga, j a.m. Awahou, from East Coast bays, evening. Ga.e!, from Ackle Bay. 3 p.m. Taniwha, from Paeroa, 7.80 a.m. Wakaterc, from Thames, 2.40 p.m. Wuiuku, from Waiheko, 0 p.m. Hauiti, from Kop-u, 4 p.m. Ngapuhi, from Russell, 6 a.m. Claymore, from Whangarei, 7.80 a.m. Apanui. from Great Barrier. 7 p.m. Kawau, from Matakana, 4.30 p.m. VESSELS SAILING TO-DAY, Unmara, for London daybreak. Waiotapu.. for Wellington, noon. Nairn. navra, _ for Portland. 5 p.m. KainuJorsi, for Russell, 2 p.m. Karu. for Whanvrapc, 2 p.m. Taniwha. for Paeroa, 3 p.m. Wnipu. for Kerepeetn, 4 p.m. Wainku, for Waiheke. 9.30 a.m. Claymore, for Whangarei, noon. Gael, for Arkle's Bay, 7 a.m. VESSELS EXPECTED AT AUCKLAND. ISTEHCOLONIAI. AND COASTAL. Hinemoa, Hokianga, February 18. Kiwitea, G-reymouiE, February 18. Kekerangu. Wallcfroo, February 19. "Wingatui, South, February 18. Tofua. Fiji, February 23. Ulimaroa,, Sydney, February -23. Kaiwarra, Melbourne, to sail. Oman a. Sydney, via New Plymouth, \larch 1. Miumgam.ii, Sydney. March 2. Niagara. Sydney. March 16. Marama, Sydney, March 16. OVEU3EAS. Transvaal, Texas, February 19. port Dunedin, London, February 10. West Calera, San Francisco, February 22. Tongarirc, London, February 23. Norfolk, South. February 20, to load. Niagara, Vancouver, March 1. Inknla. New York, March 3. Schouwen, St. John. March 5. 'Canadian Challenger, Halifax, March 7, Athenic, Southampton, March 8, Cumberland, Liverpool, March p. Waiwera, Opua, March 10, to ioad. Waimana, London, March 14. Cambridge. South, March 15, to load. Knaresbro, New York, March 16. Matakana, Liverpool, to sail. Rotorua, London, ,via Wellington. March 26. Korean Prince, St. John, March 81. Corinthic,, London, via Wellington, April 12. Remuera, London, April 17. BRITISH. PASSENGER STEAMERS. Athenio, left 1 Southampton, January 29, duo Auckland March &■ Waimana. left London February I. due Auckland March 14. Rotorua, left Southampton February V2„ due Wellington March 2:0. Corinthic, leaves Southampton February 26. duo Wellington April 5. Remuera leaves Southampton, Marcn 12, due Auckland April 17. lonic Iwes Southampton. March- 26. due Wellington, May 8. ' EARLY SAILINGS FROM AUCKLAND. OVERSEAS. Kumar», London, February. 18. Waiwera, America, and Emjland, March 9. Cambridge, London, March 10. WARBHIPS. Iwnte (Japanese), Wellington. February 26. H.M.A.S.'a Adelaide and Sydney, and H.M.S. Delhi. Wellington, March 17. PACIFIC MAIL STEAMERS. Niagara, due at Auckland from Vancouver, March 1. Tahiti, due at Sydney from Wellington oil Saturday. • ' Aorangi, due at Vancouver from Auckland on March 5. Makura, duo at Sun Francicco from Wellington to-morrow. VESSELS IN PORT. In Stream Rewa (barque). Northern Chief (schooner). Flora, Kaimiloa (achnx.), Wanaka. H.M.C.S, Iris Devonport—H.M.S. Philomel, H.M.S. Dunedin, H.M.S. Laburnum. Prince's Wharf—Marama. Quden'e Wharf—City of Norwich, King's Wbarf—rKawatiri, Waitomo. , , North Wall—Kara, Kaituna, Kauri. Resolution (schnr.J, Louis Thenault (achnir.;. ;• _ __ . Western Wharf—Southern Cross. Kaim anawa. , Central Wharf— Cassiopee (French warchip). Chelsea —IKaitoke. . " Motaihi— Huntingdon. .The Waitomo cannot complete discharging her coal cargo at King's Wharf before Monday. The Kaponsta left Dunedin on Monday for Westport to load for Napier, Gisbomo and Auckland. The Kurow is to leave Dunedin tlis afternoon for Timaru,. Lytte.lion and Wellington to complete loading for Auckland, To complete discharging coal the Kaitak© went to Chelsea .yesterday morning. Tomorrow shci is to Sail for Newcastle. The Clansman will be docked this morning for cleaning and painting, and the Kaituna will dack on Monday for the same purpose. * From Greymouth find West port the Union Company's steamer Kiwitea is due at 5 o'clock this morning- She will unload coal at King's Wharf. The Waipahi, en route from Northern ports, arrived at Lyltolton at 9 o'clock yesterday morning, and was to sail, at 6 o'clock last evening for Dunedin. The Kaimanawa moved yesterday morning to Western Wharf to complete discharging coal. She. is to sail this evening for Portland' to load cement for New Plymouth. With cargo from South Island ports and Wellington the Wmgatui is due at Auckland this moreinff. After discharge at Prince's Wharf she. will load for Wellington, Lyttelton, Dunedin, Bluff, Oamaru and Timaru, Her departure for South has been fis>Dd for Saturday. MOTOR SHIPBUILDING. Complete details regarding the motor shipbuilding production of the world during 1925, as published in the Motor Ship, show that, for the first time, the output exceeds ono million tons deadweight, which is more than three times the tonnage of oil-engined vessels built two years ago. and is 60 yer cent, greater than in 1924. During a period when shipbuilding depression has been of the greatest severity, these figures aro striking ns indicating the progress made in the application of oil engines to ship propulsion. In Germany, a somewhat larger tonnage of motor vessels wa3 completed in 1325 than in Britain, but the work in hand in German yards ha* lately decreased to five ry marked e;:tont. There is thus every prospect that the United Kingdom will be the leading motor shipbuilding country in 1926, but it will probably be closely followed by ][taly, where great strides have recently been made, and where nearly all the ships now being' built are to be fitted with oil engines,

PASSENGERS FOR ENGLAND. With passengers, mail and cargo for Southampton and London, the Shaw, Savill and Albion liner Arawa was despatched from Wellington yesterday. The following is the list of passengers:— Eirst Saloon. —Mrs. I. R. Adams. Lieut.Commander L. L. A' Dea ne-Toilemacho, •n-.N., Mr?. A'Deane-Tollemache, Mr. A. K. Atyeo, Mr. T. J. Boreham, Col. C". Vf. Darwin. Mrs. Darwin, Mrs. P. Daunton, Miss E. M. B. Ewart. Mrs. P. Fitnherbert. Mr. C. Grey. Mr. 0. J. Hamilton, Mrs. Hamilton. Mr. H Hart-Lowio. Mrs. Hart-Lewis, Mr. J. R. Hawkinita,, Mr. S D. M. Haynsis, Mrs. E. G. Herbert, Miss I'j. B. Herbert. Mr.: R. Husband, Mrs. M. Jieney, Miss W. D. Loncv, Mrs. E. J. Lester. Mrs. A. Mitchell." Miss V M. Mitchell, Mr. Mitchell. Mr. D. J. Morrison. Mrs. Morrison. Mrs. C. A. Napier, Mr. ». "W. Napier. Miss M. S. Neville, Mr. E. Y. Newton,. Mr. II; S. Shaddock. Mi«s M. T Wardlaw. Mr. R. Watson, Mr. H. J. Wesson. Miss E. de L. Wickharn. Second Saloon.—Mrs-. J. Ashton. Mr. R. Burton, Mr. W. Clarke, Mr. D. C. L. Clay, Master B. C. Foderi. Mrs. M. Gee-Taylor, Miss G. E. (rreenetreet Mr. J. B. Griffiths. Miss L. O. Hall, Mrs. J. M. Hamilton, Miss M. G. Hamilton. Mr J. G. fiptselhurst, Mrs. Hasolhnrst. Mr. R. Holditcii. Mrs. Hoi ditch. Master R. W Holditeh. Miss E. A. Holditeh. Mrs. A. M. Holliday, Mrs. G. N. Hubbard, Mr. G. A. ,Kennedy. Mrs. 7tenn«3v. "Mr. A. Malcolm, Mr. J. Millar. Mr. W, P. Minto, W r - J- Moore, Mrs. Moore E. A. Morton. R.A.C., Mr. W. G. McAulay. Mr. J. W. McDougall, Mrs, Palmer, Miss Palmar, Miss G. M, Pearrca. Mrs, A. C. Perston, Mifs A. T. Peri'toii, Misn ?!. E. Saunders, Mrs. H. P. Sheddan, Miss V. F. Sheddan, Miis W. *,l Rr>i>edv. Mrs. .T. Strnton. Mr. G. Taylor, Mm. Taylor, Mrs. B. Tobb. Miss M. "Omrin, Mra.. B. Wallace, Mrs. A. WilH ftm »vn Misn E. Williamson, Mr C H. Wood, Mra. H. L. Woodhouse; and 42 Steerage.

THE KAIMILOA. The American schooner-yacht liaimiloa is to sail at 2 o'clock this afternoon for Russell. She will return to Auckland in about two weeks. THE LGuIS THEHIAULT. The inter-colonial trading schooner Louis Thersnult is alongside Western Wharf, having an oil en Kino installed. She should bo ready for sea in about a month. THE ULIMAROA. The Huddart-Parlrar uteamer TJliinaroa, which arrived at Sydney from Wellington on Tuesday afternoon, is to sail to-morrow with passenger*, mail ar.d cargo for Auckland. She is due on Tuesday. OMAN A LEAVES SYDNEY. The Lamb steamer Oman a, 'with coal and timber from Newcastle and Sydney, sailed from Sydney yesterday for New Plymouth and Auckland. Tho Northern Company are the local agents. KARU TO LOAD. The small steamer Karu will move this morning to Prince'h Wharf to take in stores and fresh water. She will sail this evening for Whangapo to load timber for Sydney. HTNEMOA DUE AT 9 A.M. After landing 'stores at Northern and West Coast lighthouses, the Government steamer Hinemoa is due back at Auckland at nine o'clock this morning. She will berth at> Central Wharf, THE WAIOTAPU. Tho Union Company's Trans-Pacific steamer Waiotapu diet not complete cargo operations yesterday as was expected. In consequence her departure for Wellington, Melbourne and Sydney has been postponed until noon to-day. KUMAR A FOR LONDON. After loading a full cargo of New Zealand produce at Wanganui, Lyttelton, Napier, Opua and Auckland the Shaw, Savill and Albion steamer lvumara will sail at daybreak to-day' for London, via, Panama. TOFUA LEAVES SUVA TO-NIGHT. The Union Company's Island steamer Tolua reached Suva from Tonga and Samoa at 6 o'clock on Monday evening. She is to sail at G o'clock to-night. . ior Auckland, arriving on Tuesday morning. WAIWERA DELAYED. Bad weather delayed the Shaw, Savill and Albion steamer Waiwera at Bluff. She is now to leave to-day for Port Chaltners, Oamaru, Wellington, Lyttelton, Gisborne, Opua and Aucklanu to complete loading. Owing to the delay her departure from Auckland for New York, Boston and London has been postponed until March 14. THE NORFOLK. The Federal Line steamer Norfolk is lo leave Lyttelton to-day for Napier. Auckland and Wellington to complete loading for London. She is to be despatched from Wellington, via Panama, on March 11. THE CAMBRIDGE. To continue loading: for London, the Federal Line steamer Cambridge sailed from Port Chalmers yesterday for Bluff, Timaru, Lyttelton, Wellington.. Napier, Waikokopu, Tokomaru Bay and Auckland. She will complete her cargo at this port and will iben sail for London, via Panama, on March 16. THE PORT DUNEDIN. From London, via Suva, the Commonwealth and Dominion Line's motor-ship Port Dunedin is expected to-morrow afternoon. She has SOCO tons of general merchandise to discharge at Auckland to the agency, of the Farmers' Co-operative Auctioneering Company, and a further quantity for Wellington and New Plymouth. THE R.M.S. TAHITI. In continuation of her voyage from San Francisco, the Royal Mail steamer Tahiti left Wellington on Tuesday afternoon for Sydney. On her return voyage to America she is scheduled to- leave Sydney on February 25 and Wellington on March 2, for Raro tonga, Papeete and San Francisco. THE AWAHOU AND MAKO. Messrs. Watkin and Wallis advise that the Richardson Line steamer Awahou is duo this evening from East Coast hays. After loading for Tokomaru, Bay. Tolaga Bay and Gisborne she is to sail to-morrow night. The Mako is due at Portland on Saturday morning and at Auckland the same night,. She is to be despatched on Monday evening for East Coast bays, Napier and Wakoa, Hawke's Bay. WEST COAST SERVICE. The Northern Company advises that the Rimu is to sail at noon to-day from Onehunga for Raglan and Kawhia. At 3 o'clock on Saturday afiernoo2i she is . to be despatched for Hokianga. Cargo will be accepted at rail to-morrow and alongside steamer on Saturday morning. On her return . from Hokianga abe is to sail next Tuesday for Raglan and. Kawhia again, Tho Arapawa is due at Onehunga this evening from Waikato Heads. She will load for . Wanganui to-morrow. RUAHINE'S DEPARTURE PORT. An alteration has been made in the Ruahine's final departure port. She \eas to leave Napieir yesterday for Wellington and jjyttelton to complete loading. She is to be despatched finally from Lyttelton, instead of Wellington, on February 27, with passengers and mail, for Southampton and London, via Pitcairn Island. Panama and Curacao. The New Zealand Shipping Company advises that North Island passengers will embark at Wellington at 3 o'clock on the afternoon of February 25. HUNTINGDON DUE TO-DAY. Due at 1 o'clock: this morning from Liverpool, tho Federal Line steamer Huntingdon will anchor off Motuihi to unload explosives. She will come into port about Saturday to discharge general merchandise from West of 'England ports at Quean's Wharf, to the agency of the New Zealand Shipping Company. Her oJier discharging ports are Wellington, Lyttelton, Port Chalmers and Bluff. PASSENGERS FROM SAN FRANCISCO. The Royal Mail steamer Tahiti, which reached Wellington from San Francisco on Monday morning:, carried the following passengers for New Zealand: — First Saloon.—Miss L. M. As'hbaugh, Mr. J3. JD. Dean. Miss L. W. Dean, Mr. It. Dickson Mrs. W. A., Fraser, Captain J. R. Grey, Mrfe. B. B. Grey, .Mr. G. A. Hartmet a. Mrs. L. M. Jtiartmetz, Mrs.. I. A. Irvine, Mrs. W. R. Johnson, Mr. M. R. Kellum, Mrs. G. L. Helium, Miss H. Meadows. Mr. R. McKege, Mrs. I. McKogg, Mr. A. H. Ratteree, Mrs. R. Ratteree, Master A. Ratteree. I)r. B. Rastoll, Mrs. B, Rasteli, Mr, G. Standen. Mr. J. H. Smith, Mrs. G. M. Worthirigton and child, Mr. W. C. Wedderspoon. Second Saloon.—-Miss G. Cameron, Miss F. D. Erneste, Captain K. G. Don, Miss B. Forrester. Mrs. E. E. Halkyard. Mrs. H. W. Harms, Miss C. G. Heywood, Mrs. V. M, Holding and child. Mr. P. Jensen, Miss I J. Menzies, Mr. J. D. Miller. Miss A. Mclver, Miss E. Matthews, Master J. Matthews, Mr. F. J. Noel, Mta. M. Noel, Mrs. J. C. Smith Miss H. Savage, Mrs. H. Shearman, Miss W. S. Shearman, Master G. T Shearman. Mr. A. W. Taylor, Mrs. A. S. Taylor. Master J. A. Taylor, Master F. M. Taylor, Miss R. E. Taylor, Master S. Taylor. Miss M. Taylor, Cantain J. Willis; and 19 third-class. including two Chinese, one of which was a stowaway. WITHIN WIRELESS RANGE. The following vessels are expected to be within range of the -under-mentioned, wireless stations to-day:— Auckland. —Tofua, Veronica, Ruapehu, Aorangi, Diontede, Canadian Britisher, Kaikorai, Transvaal Sierra, Ventura, Port Dunedin, Australind. Suva, Makambo. Willaeton. Port Chalmers, Kekerangu. Chatham Islands.—Canadian Britisher. Wellington.—Wahine, Maori, Ngaio, Arahura, Tamahine, Koromiko, Tahiti, Trevarrack. Ruahine, Port Melbourne, Tredennick Akir&nga Kurtiki, Arawa, Canadian Spinner, Gallic.' Middlesex. Agwipond, R. J. Hanna, H.LM.S. Iwate, Kaitangita. Awarua. —Wnikouaiti. Waikawa, Moeraki, Treneglos, Manuka bir James Clark Ross, Surrey, Asama Maru, Kurow, Anglo Indian.

j PORT OF ONEHUNGA. Yesterday's Arrivals.--Rarawa (8.20 a.m.), ] from New Plymouth; Rimu (2 p.m.), from ! Hokianga, | BY TELEGRAPH. ! HOKIANGA.— February 1.6: Sailed—Tsa- } Delia de Fraino (7.30 p.m.), for Auckland. WELLINGTON, February 17.—Arrived: John (4.40 a.m.), Port Hunter (6.45 aJtu.), j fiom Wanganui; Trevarrack (7 a.m.), Rua- ] hine (1 p.m.), from Napier;_ Wahine (7 a.m.), from Lyttejton. Sailed: Arawa 1 (7 a.m.), for Southampton; Opihi (3.35 p.m.), | for Nelson; Kahika, (6.10 p.m.). for Napier; ! Canadian Spinner (G. 40 p.m.), John, 5.10 j p.m.). Wahine (7.30 p.m.), for Lyttelton. LYTfELTON.—February 17: Arrived i Maori (6.-45 a.m.), from Wellington; Tainui | (7.20 a.m.). -from Wellington; Otira (7.60 I a.m.). from Auckland; Waipahi (9 a.m.), ; from Wellington; Wootton (9.50 a.m.), fronj ! the Sounds; Breeze (11.45 a.m.). frcin j Timaru. Sailed: Katoa (4.40 p.m.). for | Dunedin: Maori (8.15 p.m.). for Weliinsi ton. | DUNEDlN.—February 17: Arrived—Ngakuta (6.40 a.m.), from Bluff. SYDNEY.—February 17; Arrived—Ron:;, from Auckland. Sailed—Omana, for New Plymouth and Auckland. FREMANTLE.—February 17: Arrived— Nii.ldera, from London. ! HOBART.—February 17: Arrived—West Hi'jiishaw, from Dunedin. ; I NEWCASTLE.—February 17i Sailed— Xhumata,. for WanganuL i f 1