SHIPPING.

New Zealand Herald, Volume LXV, Issue 20028, 18 August 1928, Page 9

SHIPPING.

PORT OF AUCKLAND. YESTERDAY'S ARRIVALS. Waipori Maru (2.25 p.m.), from sea, returned to port short of bunker coal. Ronaki (3.30 a.m.), from Coast; Clansman (5.5 a.m.), from Russell; Omana (noon), iroui Matakana. Pono (5.15 p.m.), from Coast; Apanm 15.30 p.m.), from Great Barrier, liiluiningi (a.lO p.m.), from Whangarei. YESTERDAY'S DEPARTURES. Murama (3.20 p.m.), for Sydney. Passengers : first Saloon—Mr. J. P. Kavanagh, B'ather G. C. Martindale, Mr. and Mrs. P. A. Spurdle, Mr. it. Raymond, Mr. J. P. Ward, ffilr. and Mrs. J. C. Carroll, Mr. P. Brodie, Jlr. W. McHardy, Mr. A. V. Patten, Mr. and Mrs. X. J. Buxton, Mr. A. R. Shepard, ijsir. G. E. Fenwick, Mr. and Mrs. R. W. and Misses (2) Stewart and child, Mr. and ilrs. T. C. Mitchell, Mr. and Mrs. S. T. Haynes, Mr. and Mrs. R. Thornton, Mr. A. ■R Thomas, Mr. N. McMahon, Dr. and Mrs. G. A. Knight, Mr. W. R. Tait, Mr. R. S. Thomson, Mr. S. E. Cooper, Father H. F. ■Holbrook, Miss Mallarky, Mrs. Cooke, Miss Blair, Miss O'Neill, Mr. and Mrs. A. B. iEoberton, Mrs. Kelly, Mrs. Donovan, Miss iAdams, Miss Letton, Miss Farmer, Mrs. Garland, Misses Ormond (2), Mrs. Berry, Miss Datiilevich, Miss Abel, Mrs. Slado, Mrs. lYasey, Misses Buttle (2), Mrs. Mansfield, Mr. and Mrs. T. Adams, Mr. and Mrs. A. JWalden, Mis? Gardiner, Miss McSweeney, (jfiss Collier, Miss Isaac, Mrs. Bergman, ■Mrs. Rosengarten and child. Mr. and Mrs. •J. G. Johnstone, Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Sharman, Mr. T. Byrne, Mr. R. G-. Couits, \fiss Devlin, Mrs. and Miss McGuire, Mrs. Syron, (Miss King, Mrs. Darby, Mrs. Spencer, Mrs. and Misses Brodio (3), Miss Roe, Miss Griffin, Miss Brannigan, Miss Ford. Miss O'Sulihvan, Miss Marshall. Misa McKie, Miss Ryan, Miss Lundon. Misses McDonald (2), Mrs. Spurr, Miss Boag, Mr. and Mrs. A. (E. Goode, Mr. W. Taylor, Mrs. Quirk. Mrs. Jones, Mrs. Quirk, Mr. A. Kelley, Mr. R. Donovan, Mr. D. McCarten, Mr. and Mrs. iE. B. Blight., Mrs. McCormick, Miss Steveneon, Mrs. Miller. Miss Meehan. Mrs. Yates and child. Miss McLaughlin, Mrs. Beckorleg and two children. Mrs.. Landers, Mrs. Ward. Miss McDonald. Miss Coomber, Mr. J. M. Jamieson, Mr. A. J. Murray, Mr. A. J Whyte. Mr. E. Palmetto, Mr. .T. McDonald, Mr. H. M. Taylor, Mr. W. A. iSTacky, Miss Gordon. Miss Deniiehy, Mr. IT. J. Counihan, Mr. B. L. Dougherty. Mr. p; Flood, Messrs W. and R. West, Sir. C. Colnmb, Mr. T. Williams, Mrs. Flari■rerv Misa Staiser, Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Keat, Mr J. Blytb, Mr. H. Schofield, Mr. P. H. Webber, Mr. C. Hanson. Second Saloon —Miss Mayall, Miss Murphy, Mr. S. Olcimoto, Mr. D. H. Bryant. Mr. A. Curtis, Mr. C. B. Menzies. Bro. B. Kelly, Messrs. K. and C. Maisey, Mr. V/. A. Scanlon, Mr. and Mrs F. J. O'Shea, Mrs. Readc, Mr' and Mrs. H. Gibson and four children, Mrs. Calder and two children, Mr. and Mrs. ft T McLeod. Mrs. Hnnnington. Mrs. Crespin and child. Mrs. Findlay. Miss McKay, Mr. P. Mailer. Mr. J. McKay. Mr. J. F. Hill 3, Mr. R B. Young, Miss Fuller, Mrs. Seerup. Miss Kelly. Mrs. Atkins. Miss BrenSan Miss Lynn. Miss Cassin. Mrs. Foulkes, Mrs Carran, Miss Noone, Mrs. Cnlder and fchi'ld. Sisters O'Leary, Demuth, Jones, Conaollv. Stack and Coughlan, Mr. and Mrs. (FL W. Ricketts, Misses Gilchrist (2), Miss Botten, Mrs. Reid, and 37 third-class.

Apanui (12.5 a.m.). for Great Barrier; Daphne (2.10 p.m.), for Coroirmndel; Kawau (2.15 p.m.). for Warkworth: Rangitoto (3.10 j>.nO. for Thames. Oraana (6.10 p.m.), for Waiheke. VESSELS DUE TO-DAY. Kanna, from G-reymonth, 7 a.m. Hauiti. from Kerepeehi, 2 a.m. Taniwha, from Paeron, 4.00 a.m. Claymore, from AVhangarei. 4.30 a.m. Nsapulii, from Tauranga. 7.30 a.m. Oraana, from Waiheke, 9 a.m. Ransitoto. from Thames, noon. Daphne, from Coromandel, 1 p.m. Kawau, from "Warkworth, 1 p.m. !Mako, from Portland, evening. ■ Gunbar, from East Coast bays, early. VESSELS SAILING TO-DAY. Papanui, for Napier. G. 30 a.m. Waipori Mara, for Newcastle, afternoon. 'Apanui, for Parenga, noon. Tuhoe. for Awanui, noon. Coronation for _ Awanui. noon. Hauiti, for "Waiheke. 1.45 p.m. Mako, for East Coast bays, 5 p.m. Katoa, for Portland, evening. Gunbar, for East Coast bays, noon. VESSELS DT7E TO-MORROW-Maui Pomare, from Samoa, daybreak. Pert Bowen. from New Plj-mouth, daybreak. Vaimea, from East Coast ports, morning., -Aivafiou, from East Coast bays. Hauiti. from Wniheke, 6.30 p.m. Omar,o, from Waiheke, 7 p.m. TES&: ""LS SAILING TO-MORROW. Claymore, 'or Whangarei. 9.30 p.m. Taniwha, i.r I'aeroa, midnight.

Early sailings from Auckland. INTERCOLONIAL AND OVERSEAS. Waipahi, for Rarotonga. August 22. Maui Pomare, 2s T orfolk Island, August 22. Port Huon, America and England. August 25. Niagara, Vancouver, August 23. Maheno, Sydney, August 31. Canadian Britisher, America and Canada, September 1. Mahana. London, September 5. Ulimaroa, Sydney, September 7. Sydney. September 10. Marama,, Sydney, September 14. Gallic, America and England, SeDtember 19. Pakeha, America and England. September 27. Port Napier, London, October 8. BRITISH PASSENGER STEAMERS. Corintbic, left Southampton July 20, due Wellington August 27. lonic, leaves Southampton August 17, due Wellington September 24. Rimutaka, leaves Southampton August 31, due Auckland October 12. Maiaroa. leaves Southampton September 21, due Wellington October 27. Rotorua, leave 3 Southampton October 26, dua Wellington December 1. Tamaroa, leaves Southampton November 9. duo Wellington December 15. AUSTRALIA-NEW ZEALAND. Marama, due Sydney August 21, sails for Wellington August 24. Maheno, leaves Sydney August 24, due Auckland August 28. Uliniaroa. due Wellington from Sydney August 21, sails for Sydney August 24. Manuka, under overhaul at Dunedin, resumes August 23. PACIFIC MAIL STEAMERS. Aorangi, leaves Vancouver August 22, due Auckland September 9. Makura, left San Francisco August 8. due Wellington August 27. Maungaaiui, duo San Francisco August 31; sails for Wellington September 5. Niagara, leaves Sydney August 23, leaves Auckland for Vancouver August 23. VESSELS IN PORT.

In Stream—Rewa (ba.). Wainui, H.AI.C.S. Iris, Hinemoa, Kawatiri. Waipori, Maru. „ Dovonport.—H.M.S. Philomel, 13.M.5. Wakakura „ King's Wharf—'Waitomo (U.S.S. Coy.). North Wall—Kurow (U.S.S. Coy.), Kaikorai (U.S.S. Coy.). - - Queen's Wharf— Cambridge (N.Z.S. Coy.). Prince's Wharf—Katoa (U.S.S. Coy.). Chelsea—Alholl (Spedding, Xitd.) The Wingatui is to leave "IHinedin for ffnnaru, Lyttelton, .Wellington and Auckland on Monday. The Waipiata, left Oairui.ru on Thursday tor Timaru, Pibton, Wellington and Auckland. She will not call at Lyttelton. The Kaimanawo is to leave Westport at fcoon to-day for New Plymouth and Auckland. She is expected at Auckland next Thursday. I . The Westport Coal Company advises the Canopua was to leave Westport for Auckland at midnight last night. She is due on Monday afternoon. The Katoa is to sail' for Portland this fevening. She will return to Auckland on .Tuesday to load 'general cargo for Wellington. Lyttelton, Dunedin and Bluff. IThe Gunbar is expected early this rnornnst and will berth 'at King's Wharf. She is o be despatched pn her return trip to Bast Coast bays at aioon to-day. The Union Company's steamer Wairoea left Napier at three o'clock yesterday afterhoon and is due at Auckland to-morrow taorning. She will berth at Prince's Wharf. The Kailokt is due at Lyttelton from Wellington to-day to load for Auckland. She frill proceed from Lyttelton to Auckland direct, and will' not call at Picton en route &s was intended. V WAIPORI MARU SHORT OF COAL. An unexpected arrival at Auckland yesterday afterpoon was-the Japanese steamer Waipori Maru, which returned to port to tciplemsh her bunkers The vessel was recently sold by the Union Company and left Auckland last Tuesday morning for Newcastle to load, coal for Manila. Owing to strong head winds on the coast fhe vessel was only 170 miles from Auckland at 5 o'clock on Thursday evening. Ae IJiere was every indication that westerly *'indfi would bo experienced in the Tasman. the captain decided there was not sufficient coal on board to last until the vessel Reached Newcastle, and the course was the.i altered toward Auckland. It is expected wo Waipori Maru will resume her voyage >•"18 afternoon.

THE MAR AM A. With passengers, mail and cargo for Sydney, the Union Company's intercolonial Bteamer Marama left Auckland yesterday afternoon. From Sydney she will go to Wellington. OMAN A AT HOKIANGA. The Lamb Bteamer Omana arrived .at Hokianga from Kaipara yesterday morning to complete loading timber for Australia. THE ATHOLL. The steamer Atholl is expected to complete unloading sugar from Java at Chelsea on Tuesday. On Wednesday morning she is to sail for Westport to replenish her bunkers. . SOUTHERN CROSS REPORTS. Wireless advice received from the Melanesiart Mission steamer Southern Cross slates she will roach Auckland early , on Monday morning, .The. vessel has been absent since May 4 in visiting the Molanesian stations in the South-weßt Pacific. TOPUA REPORTED. The Union Company's Island steamer Tofua left Suva yesterday in continuation of her voyage! to Tonga and Samoa. The vessel will return to Suva on August 28, and is due at Auokland on September 3. THE KANNA. The Kanna is due from Greymouth at 7 o'clock this morning and will berth at Prince's Wharf. After unloading her coal cargo she will proceed to Walpole Island, via Noumea, to load phosphates for New Plymouth, Timaru and Dunedin. THE PAPANUI. The Federal Line steamer Papanui is to sail for Napier, Wellington, Lyttelton and Dunedin at G. 30 this morning to complete unloading cargo from Eastern Canadian ports and New York. BENTON FROM OCEAN ISLAND. With 7000 tons of phosphates from Ocean Island, the International South American Steamship Company's steamer Benton is expected, to arrive about Tuesday. All the cargo will he unloaded at .Auckland. Henderson and Macfarlane, Limited, are the local agents. ULIMAROA LEAVES SYDNEY. Tho Huddart-Parker steamer Ulimaroa was despatched from Sydney for Wellington at mid-day yesterday witli passengers, mail and cargo, and is duo on Tuesday. She is the only Sydney passenger steamer arriving at or leaving Now Zealand next week, and will be despatched from Wellington on her return trip to Sydney next Friday. . THE PORT HUON. After being delayed at Napier by heavy rain tho Commonwealth and Dominion Lime motor-ship Port Huon was due at Waikokopu yesterday to continue loading, The vessel will also load at Gisborne and will then come to Auckland to complete her cargo. She is scheduled to clear Auckland for New York. Boston and London next Saturday. The Farmers' Co-operative Auctioneerinis Company are the local agents. THE PORT BOWEN. The Commonwealth and Dominion Line steamer Port Bo wen i 3 due from New Plymouth to-morrow morning. She will berth at Prince's Wharf to continue loading for London, Avonmoutli, Liverpool. and Glasgow. On Tuesday the vessel is to sail fur Gisborne. Napier, Wangamui and Wellington to complete loading. • Heather, Roberton, Limited are the local agents. THE PORT DUNEDIN. Heather, Roberton, Limited have received advice that tho Commonwealth and Dominion Line's motor-ship Port Dunedin is en route from London to New Zealand and will discharge at Lyttelton, Dunedin and Napier. The vessel will commence loading at Nanier for her Homeward voyage, and will then come to Auckland to continue loading'. She is scheduled to reach Auckland on October 3, and will afterwards complete loading at Southern .ports. MAKO AND AWAHOU. , Messrs. Watkin and Wallis advise the Richardson steamer Mako was due at Portland last night, and is expected at Auckland this evening. After loading at King s Wharf she is to be despatched for East Coast bays, Napier and Wairoa on Monday evening. - . , , _ ' The Awahou is due from the Coast tomorrow and will berth at Central Wharf. She is: to sail for Hicks Bay, Tokomaru Bay and Gisborne on Tuesday evening. ARAPAWA, TOA AND PONO. •. The Northern Company advises the A rapawa is due at Onehunga to-morrow, and is to be despatched for Raglan, Ka-wliia and Waikato Heads at 4 o'clock on - Monday afternoon. „ ~ The Toa left Onehunga for Hokianga yesterday. The vessel is due to return to Onehunga on Tuesday, and is to bo despatched on return, trip to HokiJiii6& on Wednesday. . . ■■ ~ , The departure of the Pono from Auckland for Mercury Bay, Tairua, Whangapoua, Port Charles and Kennedy Bay, lias been postponed until Tuesday.

THE MAUI POMARE. The Government steamer Maui Pomare is due fropi Apia and Niue Island at break to-morrow morning, and will berth at Central Wharf. The vessel was en route to Dimedin, Wellington and Lyttelton, but was diverted owing to her cargo of bananas being damaged by over-heating. Spedding, Limited, the local agents, advise the vessel will not continue her voyage to Southern ports, but will unload all the cargo at Auckland. At 11 o'clock next Wednesday morning she is to be despatched with passengers, mail and cargo for Norfolk Island. PASSENGERS ON CORINTHIC. L. D. Nathan and Co., Ltd., has received advice that on July 12 the following passengers had booked by the Shaw, bayni and Albion liner Corinthic, which left Southampton on July 20 for Wellington, where she is due on August 27. First Class.—Miss A. Bowes, Misb F. Bowman, Mr. R. Corbett, Mr. J. Dun, Mr. and Mrs. C. Forde, Mrs. M. Gladstone, Master J. Gladstone, Miss M. Grigg, Sir W. HallJones, Miss M. H'avelaar, Miss W. Haward, Mr. T. Howarth, Mr. A. Rodger Miss M. Rodger. Miss A. Rodger, Mr. R. Rotheram, Miss M. Starkey. Mr. J. Stringer. Mr A Mrs. nnd Master A. Turner, Miss A. Wallace and Mis 3 C. Wallace. Second Class.—Miss F. Bruce, Miss S. Butcher, Mr. and Mrs. J. Clitheroe, Mr. G. Davidson, Mr. J. Dunning, Mr. and Mrs. A. Forbes, Mrs. Helycr, Miss M. Helyer, Mrs. A. Justice. Mr. and Mrs. L. Hitching, Master T. Kitching, Miss E. Micklewnght, Miss M. McCallum, Mrs. C. McVicker, Miss J. McVicker, Mr. and Mrs. W. Mouldey, Master A. Mouldey, Master D. Mouldey, Mrs. E. Mathins, Master T. Mathias, Master I). Mathias. Mr. M A. Mollins, J. Nelson, Mrs. J. Newman. Mr. P. Phillip, Master D. Phillip, Mr. F. Phillip, Miss H. Phillip, Mr. and Mrs. G. Periett. Miss M. Stewart, Rev. and Mrs. J. Small, Miss M. Stock, Mr. J. Wheaton. Mrs. N. Withington and Miss P. Withington. In addition to passengers, the vessel has general merchandise from London for discharge at 'Wellington and Lyttelton. WITHIN WIRELESS RANGE,

Tho following vessels nre expected to be within range of the undermentioned wireless stations to-night:— . Auckland. —Comliebauk, Kaituna Maui Poma.re. Marama. Niagara. Parracombe, Steel Mariner, Taranaki, Tofua, Waipori Muru. Chatham Islands.—Copenhagen. Wellington.—Anglo Colombian, Canadian Britisher. Mahana, Northumberland, Port Bowen, Port Huon, Poolta, Waihemo, Willesden, Waikouaiti. A warn a.—Makura, Maunganui, Huntingdon, Kaiwarra.

BY TELEGRAPH. OMAPERE.— August 17: Arrived: Omana (10.40 a.m.), from Kaipara. WELLINGTON.—August 17: Arrived— Waliine (7 a.m.), from Lyttelton: Alexander (7.15 a.m.), from Pictou: Waipalii (8 a.m.). from Auckland; Rotorua (8.20 a.m.). from Napier- Calm (11.5 a.m.), from Lyttelton: Gale (1.30 p.m.). from Wanganui: Opihj ('2 p m.). from Westport; Waikouaiti (2.50 p.m.). from Lyttelton: Putiki (3.45 p.m.) from Gisborno: Corinna (4.50 p.m.), from New Plymouth: Sailed—Kamona (G. 15 a.m.). for Greymouth: Kaitoke (6.40 a.m,), for Lyttelton: Pakura (6.40 a.m.) for Napier: Mahana (7.5 a.m.). for Lyttelton; Maheno (3 15 p.m.) .for Sydney; Totara (4.50 p.m.), for New Plymouth; Alexander (4.50 p.m.), for Nelson. LYTTELTON.— August 17: Arrived— TTnliika (7.55 a.m.), from Timaru; Maori (7 5 a.m.), from Wellington; Ruapehu (7.80 si in 'i from Port Chalmers; Mahana, froin Wellington. Sailed-Kahika (6 25 p.m.), and Maori (7.45 p.m.). for Wellington. DUNEDIN.—AuRiist 17; Sailed—Huntingdon (G. 50 a.m.). for Sydney BLUFF— August 17: Arrived—Kaponga (3.15 a,m.j, from Westport. SUVA.— August 17: Sailed—Tofua, for Apia. SYDNEY.— August 17: Arrived—Kalingo, from Greymouth. Sailed—Ulimaroa (1 p.m.), for Wellington. MELBOURNE.— August 17; Arrived— Kartigi, from Greymouth. LIVERPOOL.— August 15: Arrived— Matakana, from New Zealand.