SHIPPING.

New Zealand Herald, Volume LXIII, Issue 19520, 27 December 1926, Page 9

SHIPPING.

PORT OF AUCKLAND, FRIDAY'S ARRIVALS. ' Potorua. (2,50 a.m.), from London. ; Olivfbank, Finnish four-masted barque (7.15 a.m.), from Dunedin, Port Melbourne (6.25 p.m.), from New Plymouth. i Waiapu (3.45 a.m.), from Kerepeehi; Mataußi (0.45 a.m.), from Tauranga; Paroto (7 a.m.), from Coast; Clansman (8.45 a.m.), from ' Russell: Isabella do Frame 00.50 n.m.), from Hokianga; Hangitoto (1.5 p.ic.), from Thames; Ngatiuwa (6.55 a.m.), from Buy; Otirnai <4 p.m.). from Coast; Tores. (4 p-m.b from coast; Gael (4.10 p.m.). from Gulf ports; Daphne (5.J10 p.m ), from Gulf ports: Kaponga (6.20 p.m.), from Westport; Taniwha (C.30 p.m.), from Paeroa; Mahurangi (9 p.m.), from Portland. FRIDAY'S DEPARTURES. Mataroa (7.20 a.m.), for Wellington, Muunganui (3.40 p.m.), for Sydney. Passengers—First Saloon; Misses (2) Lambert, Mr: W. E. Gibb, Sir Geors-J Stevenson, Miss Lee. Miss Drennan. Mrs. Johmon, Mr. W. Newsham. Mr. M. R. Grierson, Dr. W. Shortt, 3.1 r. T. W. Taylor, Mr. W. C. Taylor. Mr. j\V. Allen,. Mr. R. J. Laird, Miss Turner, Miss Collier, Mr. E. R. Butler, Messrs. W. and S. I. Lambert, Mr. W. Roberts. Captain A. D.. Young, Mr. F. J. Whittaker, Mr. r. Lowrie, Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Knight, Mrs. 0. C, Johnston and two children, Mrs. Crawford, Mr. and Mrs. E. F. Penfold and child, Miss Gordon, Mrs. Sutton, Mr. and Mrn. W. H. McCorkindale, Messrs. E, and E. J. Chris, Mr. H. H. Leak, Mr. G. J. Howard, Miss Stuart, Mr. J. Ferguson, Mr. V. J. Cornaga, Misse3 (•>) Davroch, Rev. J, and Mr. F. A. Paterson, Mr. R. Hahn, Mr. A. M. Hart, Mr. and Mrs. G. G. Marriott, Miss Durie, Miss Molougbney, Miss Eraon, Miss McLeod, Messrs. J. and J. Vicars, Mrs. J. Sharman, Dr. F. M. Loomisi, Mr. H. A. Luke, Mrs. Campbell, Miss Dodwell,. Mrs. Tidmarsh, Miss Wilson, Mr. and Mrs. S. Clifton Smith and three children, Mr. T. Glanville, Master Svvanston, Rev. C. T. Rice., Mr. A. Luke, Miss Graham, Mr. and Mrs. H. Luke, Miss Craven, Mrs. Fronde, Mr. and Mrs. .7. W. Lindgren, Miss Chapman, Mrs. Howard, Mrs. Frieberg and two children. Misses (2) Shroff, Mrs. Boult, Mis* Matthews, Mrs. Marks, Mr. and Mrs. T. 0.. -Tyzack. Mr. and Mrs. C. J. Blomfield and child. Mrs. Hale, Mrs. Baxter, Mr. A. R- Shenard, Miss Leslie, Miss Ball. Mr.- and Mrs. L, C. Goodman, Mrs. Courfenay, Miss Simpson Miss Nelson, Mr. and Airs, A. B. Barton. Miss Leece, Misa ManIV,"Ft Mc ?V ar Misses (2) Brook, Miss Webber. Mr. N. Foster, Mr. N. McLeod, Mr. A. S. Morrison, Mr. E. T. Dean, Mr. SW. Walker. Second Saloon: Mr. B. W. Forsyth. Mr. "W. PurcelL Mr. S. C. Speight, Mr. G. Cornelius, Mrs. and Miss Gill, Miss MacGregor, Miss Jones, Messrs. H. L. and R. A. Curlett, Mr. W. J Mr. A. C. limes, _ -Mr. G. Fell, Mrs. Barker, Mis. Gill, Mr. E. F. Snowdon, Mr. E. J. Stack, Mr. W. T. Snowdon, Mr. J. Parker, Mr. W. A. Turvey, Mr. E. W. Sii:ton, Mr. G. W. Smithson, Mr. G. Parson, Mr. J. Milne, Mr, and Mrs. and Misses. (2) Levy, Mr. and Mrs. L, A. Hawke, Mr. and Mrs. J. Lithffow and child," Mr. F. C. Campbell, Mr. J. Johnson, Mr. T. P. Husheer, Mr. P. C. Lee, Mr. and Mrs. A. A. Smeed, Mr. A. F. Knight, Miss Osborne, Miss Wqmbwell, Mr. and Mrs. J. Stack, Mrs. Ansell, Misa Lee, Miss Madigan, Miss Bright, Mr. J. A. and Mr. S. C. Lee, Mr. J. R. McCormack, ' Miss Sagem, Miss Ryan. Miss O'Grady, Mrs. Snowdon and child, Mrs. Bush and child, Mrs. Carter mid child", Mrs, I ell, Mrs. Gillespie and child. Miss Hall, Misa Hamon, Misses (2) Dryland, Master _ Reader. Mrs. Sinton, Mrs. Parker. Misa Sinton, Mrs. Bell, Mrs. Johnson, Mr. A. E. Forrester, Mr. F. W. Jones, Mr. B. D. McMorrine, Mr. W. H. Whetstone, Mr.li. Champion, Mr. and Mrs. C. and Miss Hayle3 ti Mr. A. J. Simpson, Mr. T. Keefe and child, Mr; and Mrs. S. T;i,kle and child, Mr. E. Brooks, Mr. V. Watts, Mr. W. H. Scott. Misses (2) Takle, Miss Kittehener, Mrs. Christian and three children, Mrs. Mettam and two children, Mrs. and Miss Edminston, Mother Hughes, Mother O'Dea, Mrs. Whetstone. Misa Bell, Miss Cordno, Mrs. Brooks, Miss Gale, and 64 third-class, including two Chinese. Ngatiawa, (9.50 a.m.), for Great Barrier: Kawaxi (11.30 a.m.), for Kawau: Hauiti •<4.10 p.m.), for Warkworth; Waipu (4.20 P.m.), for Cororaandel; Clansman (4.35 p.m.), for Russell; Rangitoto (6.15 p.m.), for Thartisa;' Daphne (6.20-p.m,), for Kawau; Matangi (7.10 p.m.), for Tauranga. ' SATURDAY'S ARRIVALS. Iris. (6.30 a.m.), from Wellington. Rangitoto (2.50 a.m.), from Thames; Daphne (3 a.m.), from Warkworth;_ Waipu (4.80 a.m.). from Coromandel; jNgatiawa ,('6 a.m.), from Great Barrier: Claymore (7.25 a.m.), from Whangarei ,v Wainui (2:10 p.m.), from E;ist Coast ports; Kamo (10.30 p.m,), from Southern ports. • : YESTERDAY'S ARRIVALS. Carinthia' (2.40 p.m.), from New York, Rimu (8 a.m.), from Onehunga,,- • YESTERDAY'S DEPARTURES. iVvfest Conob (8.10 a.m.), for Nupier. VESSELS DUE TO-DAY. Port Bowen, from London, 1 a.m. Clansman, from Russell, 7 a.m. VESSELS SAILING TO-DAY. Rangiteto, for Thames, 8 p.m, Matangi, for Tauranga, 8 p.m. Ngatiawa.i for Whangarei, 10 p.m. Clansman, for Whangarei, 10 p.m. Early -sailings from Auckland. INTERCOLONIAL AND OI'EESEAS. Hinemoa, Norfolk Island, December 28, • Ulimaroa, Sydney, December 31, Tofua, for Fiji, December 31. , Aorangi, Sydney, January 8. Arawa, America and England, January 6. Canadian Spinner, America and Canada, January 8, Hinemoa, Norfolk. Island, January 10. . Huntingdon, England, January 'lB. Tahiti, for Vancouver, January 51. H.M.S. Dunediil. England, January 25. BRITISH-PASSENGER STEAMERS. Co'rinthic, left Southampton December 3, due Wellington January 10. Eem.uera,,. left Southampton December 4, due Wellington January 8. Pakeha. left Liverpool Decemtei 21. due Auckland. Rimutaku, left Southampton December 23. du<* Wellington February 4. Jonic, leaves Southampton December 31, due Auckland February 7. Ruapshti... leaves Southampton February 4, due Wellington March 15. PACIFIC MAIL STEAMERS. Maktira, at Sydney,, sails for Wellington and San Francisco on Thursday. Tahiti, at. San Francisco, sails for Wellington on Wednesday. . , , Niagara-,, due at Vancouver from auck- ■ land January 7, Aorangi. due at Auckland from Vancouver on Sunday. The Kaiinanawa has been delayed at Westport and is now to leave there to-morrow With' coal for Auckland. The' Richardson steamer Mako is duo at 'Auckland from Portland on January 5 to load for East Coiißt bays and IS apier. The Kurow is to load at Dunedin on January & and afterwards at Oainaru, Timaru. Lyttelton and Wellington for Auckland; The Kapojiga arrived from Weisfcport on Friday evening and Ibcrthed at Kings Wharf. She will" be removed to Central to-morrow mornins to unload her coal cargo. * • The passengers' baggage, ex the Shaw, . Savill ;md Albion liner Athemc. is being 'brought from Wellington by tba Katoa. ' which, is due at Auckland toward the end of ;t-his week. From South Island ports, _ Wellington, Napier and Gisborne, the Kairio arrived on Saturday night. She is at Prince s Wharf. To-morrow night she is to be despatched with cargo for INapier, Wellington, Lyttelton, Dunedin, Oamaru ana Timaru. The Wainui arrived from East Coast ports on Saturday afternoon and berthed ■ at, Prftice's Wharf. She is to sail at five o'clock to-morrow afternoon for Tokoma.ru Bay and Gisborne only. She will return to Auckland from Gisborne without calling at Nil pier. - ;■ The Katoa left Dunedin on Thursday evening for Auckland, via Timiiru. Lyttel- . ton, Wellington, Napier and possibly Gis- ' borne. She is to sail from this port about • January 0 for Wellington, Lyttelton, .Dunedin,- Bluff, Oamaru and Timaru. THE MATAROA, The Shaw, Savill and Albion liner Mataroa 'sailed early on Friday morning for Wel- . hngton to complete discharging cargo from - London and to continue loading New Zealand produce for England. From. Wellington she goes to Napier for more cargo and tiien she returns to Wellington to complete. \Vith passengers and mail she is' to be despatched finally from Wellington on January ■ls for Southampton and London. THE BARQUE OLIVEBANK. '1 he Finnish four-masted barque Olivebank arrived on Friday morning from beyeheUes Islands, via Dunedin. After unloading '-.90U tons of phosphates at Dunedin tiie barmia resumed her voyage to Auckland on the morning o£ December 12. Light south-east winds prevailed to she East Cape which was abeam on December 18. After rounding the Capo the barque encountered Htrong north-west winds for three davs and , was driven about 60 miles from the land Last Tuesday the wind veered to the northeast and with the conditions in her favour the barque made good progress to port Slid will unload Iha remainder of her cargo, ]DOO tons, »it King's Wharf and. so to Australia to load for Europe. Mr. J. B. O'Loghlcn is the local agent.

NIAGARA" REPORTED. ! Tho EGyal Mail liner Niagara arrived at Suva from Auckland at four o'clock on i„* ? £ s he resumed her voyage later to Honolulu and Vancouver. Her arrival at Vancouver is scheduled for January SPECIAL STEAMERS FOR WHANGAREI The Northern Company advise that owing to the washout on the northern railway lines the Clansman and the Ngatiawa are to leave Auckland at ten o'clock this even--I'V? f° r .Onerahi with passengers for Whangarei. ULIMAROA LEAVES SYDNEY. The Huddart-Parker Company has received advice that the Ulimaroa left Sydney at noon on Friday with 311 passengers, as well as mail, and cargo for Auckland, bhe is due to-morrow afternoon and will berth at Prince's Wharf. THE WEST CONOB. The American steamer West Conob, which ha:, been anchored in the stream from Thursday afternoon, sailed yesterday morning for INapier, Wellington," Nelson. Lyttelton, limaru and Dunedin in continuation of her voyage from Pacifio Coast ports. THE TOFUA. The Union Company's Island steamer Iqlua, en route from Tonga and Samoa, sailed from Suva for Auckland at four o clock on Thursday afternoon. She is expected to-morrow morning and will land passengers and cargo at King's Wharf. AWAHOU DELAYED BY WEATHER. Messrs Watkin and Wallia have received advice that the Richardson steamer Awahou, which sailed from Auckland last Tuesday for iokomaru Bay and Gisborne, was delayed by bad weather and put into Tauranga on Thursday for shelter. Owing to the delay she is not expected back at Auckland before next Thursday to load again for lokomaru Bay and Gisborne. PORT BOWEN DUE TO-DAY. The Commonwealth and Dominion Line steamer Port Bowen will arrive from London at an early hour, this morning accord"Jg to her wireless advice. She will berth at (shieen s Wharf to unload general merchandise to the agency of the Farmers' Auctioneering Company. From Auckland she goes to Wellington, Lyttelton and Duneam to complete discharge. THE PORT MELBOURNE. Prom London via southern ports the Commonwealth and Dominion Line steamer Port Melbourne arrived at Auckland on Frifc ay j.L e^enins k < - >n Saturday morning she berthed at Queen's Wharf to. complete discharge and also to load for her homeward voyage. From Auckland she proceeds to lokomani Bay. Gisborne, Port Chalmers Wellington to complete her cargo. Heather, Roberton are the local agents. IRIS RETURNED. The Pacific Cable Board's steamer Iris returned to Auckland at half-past six on Saturday morning after repairing the telegraph cable in Cook Strait. Owing to bad weather delaying the work the vessel was absent from Auckland lor five and a-half weeks instead of 12 days. After replenishing her bunkers and taking aboard stores and spare cable she is to sail toward tha end of this week for Australia to repair the Australian-Tasmanian cable. PAKEHA BRINGING IMMIGRANTS. L. D. Nathan and Company, Ltd., have received advice that the Shaw, Saviil and Albion steamer Pakeha was despatched from Liverpool on December 21 with a large number of immigrants for New Zealand and general merchandise from West of England ports for discharge at Auckland, Wellington, Lyttelton and Dunedin. She is due at Auckland on January 28. THE ROTORUA. With nearly, 1500 passengers, as well as a- large Quantity of general merchandise, the New Zealand Shipping Company's liner Rotorua arrived; on Friday morning from London and Southampton. She is berthed at Prince's Wharf. Next Friday she is to sail for Wellington and Bluft to complete discharge, The voyage commenced from Southampton on November 17 and during the first three days from, port strong southwest gales and high seas delayed thesteamer's progress. Afterwards the conditions improved and for the remainder of the voyage generally fine weather prevailed. At Curacao she replenished her oil fuel and then proceeded to Panama. Colon was reached on December 3 and next morning she cleared Balboa. At Pitcairn Island a short stay was made on December 14., Captain J, L ; B. Hunter is in command and n he has with him the following officers: Chief, Mr. M. if. Anderson; second, Mr. E. H. Laurence; third, Mr. R. E. Rees; fourth, Mr. H. Cockerill; chief wireless operator, Mr. K. W. Harwood; second, Mr. H. . I. Spice; third. Mr. G. P. Hulbert; surgeon, Dr. A. R. 'Redfern; chief engineer, Mr. G, Littlej second, Mr. J. M. Smith; third, Mr. E. E. Nicholls; fourth, Mr. J. H Burdis; fifth, Mr.'P. McKinna; sixth, Mr. W. Smith; first refrigerating engineer. Mr. F. J. Dittoia; second, Mr. Sumpne. CARINTHIA ARRIVED. - - ■ Making _her second visit to Auckland the Cnnurd liner Carinthia arrived yesterday afternoon and berthed at Queen's Wharf. The liner is on a cruise round the world at New York on October 14, and she proceeded first to Havana, departing from there on October 18. The next day she encountered the hurricane which swept Havana and did enormous damage, besides killing many people. The. Carinthia experienced an increasing east-north-east gale early in the morning and at noon she was hove to. The hurricane reached its height at si>: in the evening, and it was then estimated that the wind was blowing at the rate of 90 miles an,.hour, the barometer reading being s!fU6in. .The liner's engines were then stopped and for the next four hours she rode out the gale like a duck with the wind and seas on her bow. At ten o'clock that night the conditions began to moderate, and the liner resumed her course and speed. Hor next ports of call were Colon, San Pedro, San Francisco, Hilo, Honolulu, Yokohama, Kobe. Chemulpo (Korea), - Ching-wang-tao, Hongkong, Manila, Zamboa.nga and Port Moresby. On Wednesday evening sho will resume her voyage to Wellington. The Carinthia is tho largest liner that has been at Auckland. She wan built at Barrow-in-Furness by-Viekers and Comnany, Ltd., in 1925. Sho is a twin-screw oil-burn-ing steamer of 20.227 tons, and Ji°r length is 62-lft.. over all. Her displacement. 13 29.870 tons, and her speed is 17 knots. There aro sir passenger decks with accommodation for. 2QQO passengers. The 32 boats on board are capable of holding 2240 people and there are also rafts which can carry another 600, The crew number 450 all told, Captain R. W. Peel. D.S.C., R.D.R.N.R., is 111 command, and he has associated with 'Tii.ni the following officersStaff-cantain, G. R. Dolphin, Commander R.D.R.N.R.; chief officer, Mr. W. C. Battle, D.S.C.. Commander R.D.R.N.R,,: first officer. Mr. E.-M. Fall, D.5.0., Lieut.-Commander R.D.R.N.R.; iimior first officer, Mr. J. A. Macdona.n. Lieut.-Commandei' R.D.R.N.R.: second oracer. Mr. D. Kite. Lieut,-Commander, R.D.R.N.R.; third officer. Mr; A. O. Ellis. Lieut.-Commander R.D.R.N.R,; junior third. Mr. J. E. Drake. Sub-Lieut. R.D.R.N.R. Tho Farmers' Auctioneering Company are the local agents. WITHIN WIRELESS RANGE. The following vessels aro expected to be within range of the undermentioned wireless stations to-day:— . Auckland.—Tofua, Port Bowen, Wairuna, Niagara, Matragaimi. Ulimaroa. _ Wellington.—Maori, Wahine, Ngaio, Arahura, Tamahine, Vinemoor, Bullaren. Mar a ma, Otaki, Surprise, Cassiopee, Mataroa. , T ., ■ t T Awarua. —Sir J. C. Rosa, C. A. Larson, N. T. N'ilson Alonso, Karetu. Tutanekai, Ma mar i, When gripe. PORT OF ONEHUNGA. Friday's Arrivals.—Arapawa (6.35 p.m.), from Wauganui and Westport. Saturday's Arrivals.— Rarawa (11 a.m.), from New Plymouth. BY TELEGRAPH. WELLINGTON.—December 24: Arrived— Maori (C.55 a.m.). Maheno (9.50 a.m.), rjgakuta (6 p.m.), Wahine (6.10 p.m.). Tees (9.1 a p.m.). from Lyttelton. Sailed—Maori (8.50 a.m.), Canadian Spinner (12.5 p.m.), Kurow (12,40 p.m.). Wahine (8 p.m.), for Lvttelton; Mernoo (11.35 a.m.), for Picton; Murarna (3 p.m.),. for Sydney. December 25: Arrived' —Maori (7 a.m.). T°tara (11 a m ) from Lyttelton; Mataroa (11.30 p.m..), frorn,*Auckland. Sailed-Maori (7 ; 50 p.m.), for Lyttelton. December 2b: Arrived—\Vahj.ne (7.20.a.m.), from Lyttelton. LYTTELTON'.—December 24: ArrivedWahine (6.20 a.m.), from Wellington . Cyp : , net (7.35 a.m.). from Kair:oura_; Orfepuki (2 45 p.m.). from Tarakohe; Maori (6.1 a pm), from Wellington. S ail tain (12.10 a.m.). for London: Wahine_ (8.3.1 am.) for Wellington; Totara (11,10 for Wellington; Maori (8.10 a.m..). for Web December 25: Arrived—Rurow (540 a.m.). from Wellington: Wahine (6.35 ami.). from. Wellington; Canadian Spinnei (7 20 a.m.). from Wellington; Gale (7.10 p.m.L from Winston. Sailfd—Wahine (0 pm ) for Wellington. . December 26. Arrived-Maori (7.5 a.m.). from Wellington. DUNEDlN.—December 24: Arrived—Tekoa (5.15 p.m.). from lyttelton. Sailed— Wliangape (5.15 p.m.), for Oamaru, BLUFF.—December 24: Arrived—Calm (15 a.m.), from Saued-General Smuts (6 p.m.), for Lyttelton. SUVA—December 23: Sailed—Tofua (4 p.m.). for Auckland. SYDNEY.—December 24: Arrived— Makura (5.30 a.m.). from Wellington. Sailed. —Ulimaroa (4 p.m.), for Auckland. PANAMA.—December 221. Arrived-Port Hobart, en route from Napier to London. LONDON.—December 23: Sailed—Rimutaka. for New Zealand.