SHIPPING.

New Zealand Herald, Volume LXIV, Issue 19719, 19 August 1927, Page 9

SHIPPING.

PORT OF AUCKLAND. ;;J YESTERDAY'S ARRIVALS. "Walcheren (1 a.m.), from Montreal; WestCToreiand (11.45 a.m)., lrom Liverpool. iiauiti (5.55 a.m.), from lvopu; Claymore (1 a.m.), lrom Whangarei; Rangii'oto (2 p.m.), from Thamesr Apanui (4,55 p.m.), lrom Great Barrier. llako (7.30 p.m.), from East Coast. YESTERDA V'S DEPARTURES. j Apanui (12.5 a.m:), for Great Barrier; f Tan:\vha (2.45 p.m.), for Paeroa; Omana {o.to p.m.), ior .uuilet Point; Waipu (4 jj.mj, for Kcrepeehi. Claymore (7.20 p.m.), for Whangarei. VESSELS DDE TO-DAY. Cymric Pride, from Java. W ingatui, from South. 'Clansman, from Mangonui, 7.30 n.m Matangi, from Taurunga, 7 a.m. Omana, from Matakana, 4.30 p.m. VESSELS SAILING TO-DAY. Marama, for Sydney, 5 p.m. Mut.itua, for London, 7 u.m Canadian Prospector, for South, liualime, for Wellington, evenings "SValeheren, for Wellington, 5 p.m. Waipu, ior Kercpeein, 3.30 p.m. Taniwha, for Paeroa. 2.::o p.m. J ' Claymore, for Whangarei. 7 p.m. ' Omana, for Matakana, 3 p.m. Rar.iwa, for New Plymouth. 3 p.m. Ngatiawa, for Hckianga, 2 p.m. VESSELS EXPECTED AT AUCKLAND INTERCOLONIAL AND COASTAL Wingatui. South,-; n ports. Kawatiri, Westport, August 20. Kaiiiianawa, Weslpoit, August 21). Waimea. East Coast ports, August 21. Waipahi. Raiotong'a, August 22. Katoa. Southern ports. August 22. . Kaitoke. Fiji. August 21 Hinemoa. Fiji. August 24. Aoiangi. Sydney August '29 • Maheno, Sydney. August 30. Margaret W., Sydney, Sailed August 17. Tofua Fiji September 5. Ulimaroa, Sydney September 6. H.M.S. Laburnum. Fiji, October 16. H.M.S. Veronica. Fiji. October 24. OVERSEAS Cymric Pride, Java, August 19. Cederbank, Texas, August 25. Somerset. Liverpool, August 29. Wairuna. San Francisco, via Papeete, , August 30 #' Cambridge. South. August SO, to load. West lelip. San Pedro, August 31. Ocean Transport, Texas. September 4. Canadian Challenger. Montreal, September 5 Treworlas. New York, via Fiji. Septem ber 9. Tongariro. London via Suva, September 10. Schotfwen. Montreal. September 10. Port Hunter. South September 11. to i ■- load Kent, Liverpool Septembei 12 Ruahine. South September 12. to toad. City of Batavia, New York. September 12 Niagara. Vancouver. September 12. Sussex. Cal utta. September 14. Port Caroline. South. September 14. to load Middlesex. London, via Wellington. September 19. Westmoreland. South, September 23. to load. Mataroa, London. September 24. Kia Ora, Liverpool. September 23. Ribera Montreal to sail. EARLY SAILINGS PROM AUCKLAND tXTEHCOLONIAI AN*D OVERSEAS Matatua, London, August 19. Mi'rama, Sydney, August 19. Hinemoa. Niue Island August 27. Ao Vancouver, August SO. Maheno. Sydney, September 2. Cambridge, America and England. September 5. Ulimaroa, Sydney September 9 Port Hunter. England. September 14. Ruahine. London. September 17. Southern Cross. New Hebrides. September .0. Pakeha. London, early October. BRITISH PASSENGER STEAMERS Tamui, left Southampton July 29 due Wellington September 5 Mataroa, leaves Southampton August 19. due Auckland September 24. Rotorua, leaves Southampton September 2, cine Auckland October & Ruapehu. leaves Southampton September 0. due Wellington October 18. Corinthic. leaves Southampton Septemoer 10, due Wellington October 24. Remuera, leaves Southampton Septembei 30. arrives Wellington November 5. PACIFIC MAIL STEAMERS, Makura, due at San Francisco from Well-: ington on September 2. Tahiti, due at Wellington trom San Kran cisco. August Nir p r?v- -at Vancouvei trom A tick land to-day. Aor;. ig,. <i,i>e at Sydney from Auckland ■ this morning. VESSELS IN PORT. In Stream —Rewa (bq.). Northern Chief 'sch.l, Kiimaipi, Kesolution 'srh ), Wainui. Southern Cross (mission steamer). Devonport—H.M.S Philomel. H.M.C.S. Iris. H.M.S Dunedin. Nucula (Ad miraltv oil-tankeri H M.H Wakslsura Quean's W T harf—Ruahine (N Z.S Coy ). Marama (U.S.S. Coy.) - Cer.tral Wharf—Korua (Cisborne drecice) Maui (Gisborne dredge). Westmoreland (N.Z.S Coy.). Kir g's Wharf Port Albany (Heather, Roberton). Prince's Wharf—Waipiata (U.S.S Coy.). Canadian Conat::,uctoi:. iCi>na-diau Government). Walcheren (N.Z.S. Coy.). Western Wharf—Waipori (U.S.S Coy.). ;Id Dock—H.M.S. Diomede. The Mako arrived from East Coast bays last evening. . The Kaitangata left Onerahi for Sydney at -" Bix o'clock on Wednesday evening. The Waipiata is to sail for Wellington, Dunedin, Oamaru and Timaru on Monday. The Waipori moved from King's to Western Wharf yesterday morning. She is to leave for Greymouth shortly to load coal for Napier and Auckland. WINGATUI DUE TO-DAY. The Union Company's steamer Wingatui, which left Picton for Auckland on Tuesday due to-day. After discharge the vessel -will leave for Lyttelton about next Tuesday. MATATUA SAILS TO-DAY. -■ Having completed her Homeward cargo Ctt Central Wharf yesterday, the Shaw, Savill and Albion Line's steamer Matatua is to sail for London eirly this morning. THE NORTHUMBERLAND ROGK. The Superintendent of Mercantile Marine reports that H.M. Minesweeper Wakakura will, during a part of next week, be engaged in a search for the rock which the Northumberland struck on January 25 north of Gisborne. During the course of her operations, from August 24 to 26 inclusive, an area five miles in a north and south direction and five miles in an east and west direction, with Northumberland Rock as centre, will be marked by unlit buoys, and it is requested that masters of vessels navigating in the vicinity will keep clear of this area after dark. WALCHEREN FROM MONTREAL. The Dutch steamer Wnlcheren. under charter from Andrew Weir to the New Zealand Shipping Company. arrived at Auckland from Montreal early yesterday morning. After medical inspection she berthed at Prince's Wharf. The vessel's §ros3 tonn3ge is 3598 tons, and she waa uilt in Rotterdam in 1917. She is owned | by a Dutch firm. . I The Walrheren left Montreal on .June 25 with a carao of general merchandise, ancM called at Newport News to complete and I to take in bunkers. She passed through I the canal on .Tulv 15, nnd had a good run J across the Pacific, although she was delayed a little by some stormy weather. The j vessel is annpuncerl to leave for Wellington -;at five o'clock this evening, and she will continue discharge nt other Southern ports. Captain 11. de Landmeler is in command, a--:d with him are the following offi«cers:—C»ief officer, Mr. , D. Pals: second, *"Mr. A. Van den Tero.peL t bird. Mr. L. Verhagen: chief Mr. "W. Bos a elaar; second. Mr. W. F. Izebout; third. Mr. P. Vem.enlen.- chief steward, Mr. R. van Beekum. W ESTMOR E LAND A R RIVED. The Federal Line's steamer Westmoreland arrived at Auckland yesterday morning, having experienced an uneventful trip from Liverpool. After medical inspect ion the -. -vessel be-thed beside the Marama at Queen's Wharf. She will move to Central Wharf tins morninsr and occupy the berth Vacated by the Matatua. - The ve«e! left Livernool on July 11. and arrived at Colon on July 2fi. She passed through the canal the sa'me day. and with the exception of a few days 1 bad weal her about ten days from Auckland hud a fav--ourable run across the /Pacific. S' 1 e will ;,»Sail about Wednesday for Napier, Wellington, Lyttelton and Dunedin to continue discharge of her cartro of general mcrohaiid from England. The New Zealand Snipping Comn'mv are (he local agents. Captain TI W. Gardner is in command, and with him are the following officers:— Chief officer. Mr. C. J. Moore; sc-ond. Mr. p. P. Jackson; third. Mr. G, A. Shepherd: .«mrt-h, Mr. R. L. Warren; chief engineer. Mr. A. Miebach • second, J. A. Stan- ' 'hawse; third. Mr. W Mncleod; fourth, Mr. J.- W. Codfrey; f5 ft . Mr. J. O Huntley; sixth. Mr. S. D. Williams; seventh, Mr. It H. Garnhom: chief refrigerating engineer. Mr. G. Reynolds; assistant, Mr. 11. Lunisden: wireless operators, Mr. L. Horn - fnd Mr. E. Saul; surceoii, Dr, 11. W. Wit- ;,&®; chief steward, Mr. E. A. Chapman. 4oe vessel carries 25 cadets. . i

THE CYMRIC PRIDE. Although she is due to arrive from Java with' a cargo of sugar to-day, no word of the steamer Cymrio Pride has been _ received by the local agents, Spedding, Limited. • SCOW HAUTURTJ AT OPOTIKI. 'The new auxiliary scow Hauturu arrived at Opotiki from Auckland yesterday morning with genera] cargo. The vessel has proved an object of interest in the town. t RTTAHINE SAILING TO-DIY. In continuation of her voyage from Eng hind, the Ruahine is to sail for Wellington this evening; where she will continue dis charge of her cargo of general merchandise. She will also discharge at other Southern ports before returning to load. KUROW AT BLUFF. The Union Company's steamer Kurow arrived at Bluff at noon yesterday. It is hoped to despatch her on her northward trip to-day, but showery weather may mean a postponement iu her departure. TOFUA AT SUVA. The Union Company's Island steamer Tofua, which left Auckland for the Islands of the Western Pacific last Saturday, arrived at Suva at sis o'clock yesterday morning. WAIRUNA PROM VANCOUVER. The Union Company's transpacific) steamer Wuirumi is expected to arrive at Auckland from Pacific Coast Canadian and American ports about August '27. Alter discharge the vessel will go to Wellington, Melbourne and byuney. s WAIPAHI- WITH FRUIT. With a cargo of fruit from tho CooTi Islands, the steamer VVatpaln is expected to arrive at Auckland on Monday evening. The vessel is announced to leave for Rarotonga, Aitutaki, Atiu. Maiike and Mangaia next Friday. THE KATOA DELAYED. The Union Company's steamer Katoa has been delayed at Dunedin by heavy rain. Efforts were to be made to despatch her for Timaru, Lyttelton and Auckland last evening. THE KAWATIRI. The Union Company's steamer Kawatiri left New Plymouth for Auckland on Wednesday evening. After discharge she is to go to Newcastle. MARAMA SAILS AT 5 P.M. With passengors. mails and general cargo for Sydney, the Union Company's inter T colonial passenger steamer Marama is scheduled to leave Auckland at five o'clock this afternoon Her departure was originally, timed for three o'clock, but the -vessel has been put back. She is at Queen's Wharf. THE CANADIAN PROSPECTOR. The Canadian Government steamer dian Prospector, which was to have sailed for the south yesterday to continue dis charge of general cargo from Eastern Canadian ports, failed to clear port Ihe vessel is now timed to sail for >\ ellington, -LytteJton, Timaru and Dunedin this morning. WEST HENSHAW'S PORTS. The American steamer West Henshaw, which is to leave Los Angeles for Jvew Zealand,on October 15. will discharge at Auckland, Wellington, Nelson, Lytteltor and Dunedin. Dunedin was originally outside the itinerary. The vessel is due at Auckland on November 9WITHIN WIRELESS RANGE. The following vessels are expected to be within the undermentioned wireless stations Auckland.—Tofua, Kanna, Canadian C° n Queror, Kaiwarra, Kawatiri. Cymric Pude, Kaitangata. Waipahi. Chatham Isla nds.--Cederbonk. Wellington.— Maori, Wahme, Arahura. Ngaio. Waikawa.. Port Melbourne, Kartigi, Makura, Tekoa. Kairanga, Kaituna. City of Carlisle. Ikaht. Cambridge. _ Awarua. —Port Hunter. Manuka, Tahiti, Kaikorai, Bearport, Tutanekai. PORT OF ON&HUNGA. Yeste-day's Arrivals. — Knitoa (8 a.m.), f-om Nelson: Ngatiawa (8.30 a.m.), from K Yesterday's Departures.—Rsrawa (3.45 p.m.). for New Plymouth; Ngatiawa 14 p.ml), for Hokianga. BV rELhGRAPH. WELLINGTON. —August 18: Arrived— Storm (1.10 a.m.). from Wanganiu; Maori (7 a.m.). Holmdale (9.20 a.m ) Calm (9 20 a.m.) , and Kamo (11.30 a.m.), from Lyttel-. ton; John (11.30 a.m.), from New Plymouth; Kaituna (5.25 p.m.). from NaPier; City of Carlisle (6.45 p.m.) from Auckland Sal eci— Ho'mdale (3 p.m.) and Calm <3.15 for Wanganui: Storm (5.45 p.m.), and Maori (7 50 p.m.), for Lyttelton; Kamo (8.15 p.m.). for Napier; John (10 p.m.'. tor Lyttelton LYTTELTON.— August 18; Arrived—-Ko--titi ! 3.30 a.m.), from Kaikoura; Wahme (G 40 am.), from Wellinsnon: Gale f/.5 am.) and Hororata (7.15 a.m.) from Timaru; Waitomo (8.50 a.m.) and Waikawa (10 a.m.). from Newcastle. Sailed— Port Hunter (11.15 a.m.). for Dunedm: Progress (11.20 a.m.). for Wellington: Rotiti (4.35 p.m.). for AkaToa; Gale <6.30 p.m.) and Wahine (8.15 p.m.), for Wellington DUNEDIN. -August 18: Sailed—Tutanekai (9 a.m.), for Southern lighthouses; Breeze (9.45 p.m.), and Katoa (10.15 p.m.), for Timaru SUVA.—August 18: Arrived—Tofua, from Auckland ; Hinemoa, from Islands. NEWCASTLE.— August 18: Arrived— Haggersgate, from Wellington. Sailed— for New Zealand.