SHIPPING.

New Zealand Herald, Volume LXV, Issue 20081, 19 October 1928, Page 11

SHIPPING.

PORT OF AUCKLAND. YESTERDAY'S ARRIVALS. Canadian Explorer (2.15 p.m.), from Montreal. . Taniwha ((V a.m.). from Paeroa; Claymore (6.20 a.m.), from Whantrarei; Rangitoto (2.30 p.m.), from Thames; I-lauiti (3.45 p.m.), from Kopu: Kawau. (4.55 p.m.), from Bijr Omaha. Knimaniwa (10.15 p.m.), from West port; lApanui (5.25 p.m.), from Groat Barrier. YESTERDAY'S DEPARTURES. Rimutaka (7.5 a.m.). for Port Chalmers. Waipahi (5.40 p.m.), for Suva. Apanui (12.10 a.m.), for Great Bnrvier*. Gael (1.10 p.m.). for Matakana; Paroto (-i.no p.m.), for Kerepeehi. Ngapuhi (0.40 p.m.), for Tntiranga; Clayniorj (10.50 p.m.), for Whartgarei. Canopua (11.10 p.m.), for Wcstport. VESSELS DUE TO-PAY. Balls Head, from Greymouth. 5 a.m. Kaiiuanawa. from W'- 3 ''' 3o *!. 7 a.m. Kntoa. from South. Clansman, from Marxonui, 7.110 a.m. Gaol, from Matakana. 3 p.m. VESSELS SAILING TO-DAY. Lionel, for New^ Plymouth, noon. Wairuna, for Vancouver, 5 p.m. Winjjatui, for Wellington, 5 p.m. Hauiti, for Coromandel, -1 p.m. Rangitoto, for ThameH. 4.30 p.m. Gaol, for Waiheke, G. 30 p.m. Kuwait, for Wurkworth. 3 p.m. [VESSELS EXPECTED AT AUCKLAND. INTEUCOLONIAI AND COASTALBalls Hcnd, Greymouth. October ID. 11.M.5. Veronica, Tonga, October 19. Kaimanawa. Westport, October 19. Katoa, Southern ports. October 19. Kaitangata. Greymouth, October 20. H.M.S Laburnum. Fiji, October 20. Niagara. Sydney. October 22. Maheno. Sydney. October 23. Waipiata. Southern ports. October 21. Kaiapot Westport, to sail. Maui Ponture, Apia, via Southern ports, November 10. _ Southern Cross. No« Hebrides. December 23. OVEJISEAS. Karamea, Liverpool, October 20. Suhersgato, Nauru October 21 Kazembe, New York, October 22. Hertford. Liverpool. October 23. Devon. South, October 25, to load. Golden Bear, Loa Angeles, October 26. Ruahine, South. October 26, to load. Kasama. New York. October 27. King Edgar, Mexico, October 28. Canadian Concji'eror. South. October 29. to load. Olivebank. bartiuo. Seychelles, sailed September 10. Aorangi. Vance liver, November 4. Matakana, Liverpool, November 4. Voco, San Pedro, November 5 Waitemata, Lo i Angeles. November C. Norfolk. Louden. November 9. Canadian Highlander. Montreal, November 10. Wirral, Montreal. November 11. Canadian Traveller. Montreal. November 12. Benholm. New York, November 15. H.M.S. Diomede. England, November 19. Somerset, Liverpool, November 20. Port Wellington, London, November 23. Golden Cloud. Los Angeles, November i! 5. Cumberland. Liverpool. December 4. Maimoa. Liverpool. December IK Tamaroa. London, via Wellington, December 20. EARLY SAILINGS PROM AUCKLAND. INTERCOLONIAL AND OVERSEAS. Wairuna, Vancouver, October 19. Niagara, Vancouver, October 24. Maheno. Sydney, October 26. Devon. America nnd England, October 'lO. Canadian Conoueror. Ameiica and Canada October 30. Tofua. Fiji, November 3 Aorangi. Sydney November 5 Maui Pomare, Norfolk Island, November 12. BRITISH PASSENGER STEAMERS. Mutaroa, left Southampton September 23. due Wellington November 1. Tainui, left Southampton October 12. due Wellington November 17. Rotorua, leaves Southampton October 26. due Auckland December 1. Ruapehu, leaves Southampton November 2. due Wellington December 12. Tamaroa, leaves Southampton November !), duo Wellington December 13. Ileniucra, leaves Southampton November 23. due Wellington December 29. pacific mail service Aorangi, due from Vancouver, NovemJipr 4. leaves Auckland for Vancouver November 20. Makura, lent Son Francisco October N, due Wellington. October 22. leaves Wellington tor San Francisco No vember 6. Maungnnui. rl•:e San Francisco from Wellington October 26. sails for Welling ton October 31 Niagara, leaves Sydney to-day and .Auckland October 24, for Vancouver. AUSTRALI A-X E W ZE ALA N D Marama. at Sydney; sails for Wellington to-day. Ulimaroa. at Wellington; sails for Svdney to-day. Manuka, at Wellington; her next trip to Melbourne is indefinite. Maheno, leaves Sydney to-day; duo | Auckland October 23. VESSELS IN PORT. In Stream—Bewa (bu.). Wainui. Hinemoa, Waitomo. Kaitoke. Devonport—H.M.S. , Philomel. H.M.S. Wakakura, Nucula (Admiralty oiltanker). Queen's VVharf—Port Darwin (Heather. Robertonl. Prince's Wharf—Wingatui (U.S.S. Cov.). Canadian Explorer (Canadian Government). Central Wharf—Wairuna (U.S.S. Coy.), Gunbar (Spedding, Ltd.). King's Wharf—Lionel (R. Millar and Coy.). ' North Wall—Tofua (U.S.S Coy.). In Dock—H.M.C'.S. Iris, dredge Hapai. Tho Waimea left Gisborno for Napier at Ilo':n yesterday. The Canopus left Auckland last evening on her return to Westport. Tho Katoa left Napier for Auckland on Wednesday evening and i 3 cLie to-day. The Kit row. which arrived at Dunedin yesterday morning, is expected to resume her trip north this evening. , Tho Anchor Shipping and Foundry Company's steamer Alexander is to load at Onenunga about next Tuesday for Nelson and West Coaat ports. THE KAZEMBE. Tho New Zealand Shipping Company's chartered steamer Kazembe left Suva for Auckland yesterday, in continuation of her voyage from New York. The vessel has tasj oil and general cargo for discharge at Auckland, Wellington, Lyttclton and Dunedin. Sho is due at Auckland on Monday. ItUAHINE'S LOADING ITINERARY. The New Zealand Shipping Company's Rleumer Ruahine, which arrived at Wellington from London and Southampton last week, and which left for Lyttelton on Wednesday, is due at Auckland from'Lyttelton on October 26 and will load here until November 3. The vessel will return t<? Wellington for further loading and will sail finally from Napier on November 10. karamea to-morrow evening. With a cargo of general merchandise from England, the stean.er Karamea is duo at Auckland from London at five o'clock tomorrow evening. The vessel has a considerable cargo for Auckland and is not likely to leave for Wellington before the end of next week. Tho local ngeuts, A. S. Pateraon and Company, Limited, have not yet received advice of the vessel's loading ports. PORT DARWIN TO SAIL. Heavy rain yesterday hindered cargo work on tho Commonwealth and Dominion Line's Bteniiier Port Darwin, berthed at Queen's Wharf, and sho was unablo to leave for Wellington. However, work was continued last evening in an effort to have the vessel ready for despatch at f >-30 this morning. LIONEL SAILS AT NOON. The Norwegian motor-ship Lionel, which arrived at Auckland from Galveston. Texas, on Wednesday, is expected to complete discharge of the local consignment of her cargo of sulphur tiiin morning, and is announced to wail at noon to-day to continue discharge at New Plymouth. From there the veHsel will go to Melbourne and Port Lincoln.

CANADIAN EXPLORER ARRIVED. Heavy weather, encountered as she was Bearing the New Zealand coast, was responsible for tho slight dolay < to the Cancidian Government steamer, Canadian Explorer, which arrived at Auckland from Montreal yesterday afternoon. Tho vessel left Montreal on September 8 and experienced good weather for the greater pait of her voyage. However, on Tuesday night she met bad wefl.lh.er, runing into, hail storms and heavy rain. Auckland is the only New Zealand port to be visited hv the vessel on lier present voyage, and she w expected to soil about next Wednoaday for Sydney, 'Melbourne. Adelaide and Brisbane. Captain W. Wyiinan is in command and With him aro the following officers:—Chmf officer, Mr. C. Stewart: second, Mr. B. CJ. Allen: third, Mr. T. McGonigle; chie;[ engineer, Mr. F. C. Brown; second, Mr. C. Jsavies; third, Mr. J. McKissock; fourth. Mr. It. Howard: nvirolcsfc operator, Mir. A. ■Douglas; chief steward. Mr. C. O'Hanlon.

H.M.S. VERONICA. Tho sloop H.M.S. Veronica is expected to return from her Island cruise early this morning, and will anchor in tho stream about five o'clock. WINGATUI TO SAIL. Tho Union Company's steamer Wingatui. which has b»an discharging cargo at Prince's Wharf, is announced to sail at five o'clock this evening for Wellington. Lyttellon, Dunodin and Timaru. TITE WAIPAHI SAILED. Tho Union Company's fruit steamer Waipahi, which has been unloading fruit trom Suva at Prince's Wharf, left last evening 011 her return to Suva to load anothor cargo of fruit tor Auckland. WAIRUNA SAILS THIS EVENING. The Union Company's steamer, Wairuna is expected to leave Auckland at five o'clock tlua evening for Apia. Fanning Island and Vancouver. From Vancouver tho vessel will go to various Pacific Coast, Canadian and American porta. loading for New Zealand. AORANGI LEFT VANCOUVER. Tho Royal Mail motor-liner Aorangi left Vancouver for Auckland, via Victoria, Honolulu and Suva, oil Wednesday afternoon, and is expected to arrivo at Auckland on November 4. Shu will leave for Sydney on tho evening of November 5. NIAGARA LEAVING SYDNEY. Tho Royal Mail liner Niagara is to lcavo Sydney for Auckland at 11 o'olock this morning. The vesiiul ia not expected at Auckland before Monday evening, and ia announced to rcsumo her voyage to Vancouver, via Suva. Honolulu and Victoria, at II o'clock on Wednesday morning. K AIM AN AW A THIS MORNING. Having discharged a portion of her cargo of coal from Westport at New Plymouth, the Union Company's steamer Kaimanawa is expected to arrivo at Auckland at uoveu o'clock this morning. The vessel will berth at Prince'a Wharf to complete discharge. SALTEP.SGATE FROM NAURU. With a full cargo of phosphates from Nauru for discharge at Auckland tho steamer Saltersgato is expected to arrivo at Auckland'on Sunday and will commence unloading at King's Wharf on Monday. Henderson and Macfarlane, Limited, are tho local agents. WAIPIATA FOR AUCKLAND. Tho Union Company's steamer Waipiata. which left Lyttelton oil Wednesday afternoon for Auckland, via Wellington and Napier, sailed from Wellington last evening. Tho vessel is due at Auckland early next week, and after dischargo will sail about Wednesday for Wellington, Lyttelton. Dunedin. BktfF. Oamaru and Timaru. THE KIMUTAKA SAILED. Tho New Zealand Shipping Company's steamer Rim.utaka, haying completed discharge of the local consignment of her cargo of general merchandise from England, left Auckland for Port Chalmers and New Plymouth yesterday morning to continue discharge. NAURU CHIEF ARRIVING. Tho British Phosphate Commission's steamer Nauru Chief is expected to reach Auckland on October 20 with a cargo of phosphates from Ocean Island. Tho vessel was expected to sail yesterday, but the local agents, Henderson and Macfarlane, Limited, received no advice of her departure. BALLS HEAD DELAYED. Tho Union Company's steamer Balls Head, which was expected at Auckland with coal from Greymouth at sis o'clock last evening, continued to meet with bad weather yesterday, and tho captain advised the local office of tilt' Union Company that ho expected to reach port at fivo o'clock this morniug. 'Hi© vessel will berth at King's Wharf. NORTHERN COMPANY VESSELS. Rain yesterday interfered with cargo work at Onehungc., and delayed tho departure of two of the Northern Company's vessels. Tho Arapawa will now sail for Wanganui at noon to-day and tho Hauturu for Hokianga at tho same time. GOLDEN CLOUD. The American steamer Golden Cloud left Vancouver, en route to Auckland, on Wednesday. The vessel will load at other Pacific Coast ports before finally sailing from Los Angeles. She is due at Auckland on November 25, and will also discharge cargo at Wellington, Dunedin and Timaru. Henderson and Macfarlane, Ltd., are the local agents. GOLDEN BEAR'S PORTS. The loading programme for the American steamer Golden Bear, which is to leavn Los Angeles for Auckland on January 13. 1929. has been altered to includo Timaru as a loading port in addition to Auckland. Wellington and Lyttelton. The vessel is due at Auckland on February 25. Henderson and Macfarlane, Limited, are the local agents. WITHIN WIRELESS RANGE. The folio ving vessels are expected to be within range of tho undermentioned wireless stations to-day:— Auckland.—Veronica, Port Darwin. Waipnhi, Wairuna. Laburnum, Kasembe. Rimutnka, Westmoreland, Sonoma, Canadian Winner, Karamea. Chatham Islands.—Port Dunedini^Kertford Wellington.—Maori, Wahine. Arahnra, Ngain, Tnmahine, Aorangi, lonic. Port Fremnntlr. Sussex, Kairanga. Poolta. Atholl, D lined in. Awarun.—Maunganui, Makurn. Cilv of New York. G. A. Lnrsen. Sir J. C. Ross. Waikawa, Turakina, Kawatiri. PORT OF ONEHUNGA. Yesterday's Departure.—Rarawa (5 p.m.), for New Plymouth. BY TELEGRAPH. WELLINGTON.—October 18: Arrived— Maori (7 £.. m.), from Lyttelton: Waipiata (7.10 a.m.), from Lyttelton. Sailed—Kai : ranga (2.30 a.m.), for Edithburg; Maori (7.50 p.m.l, for Lyttelton. LYTTELTON.—October 18: Arrived— Wahine <6.15 a.m.), from Wellington; Gale (8.50 a.m.). and Holmdale (5.55 a.m.'. from Timaru; Ruahine (f>.4o p.m.). from Wellington; Cygnet (5.45 p.m.), from Kaikoura; Corinna (8.30 a.m.), frpm Timaru. Sailed— Baron Inchrapn (5.10 p.m.), for Dunedin; Holmdalo M.5 p.m.). Gale (1 P.m.), Corinna (3.10 p.m.), arid Wahine (2.10 p.m.), for Wellington. DUNEDlN.—October 18: Arrived—Kurow (7.30 a.m.), from Lyttelton. Sailed—Turakina (5.20 a.m.), for Bluff. SUVA.—October 18: Sailed—Kazembe, for Auckland. LONDON.—October 17: Sailed—Taranaki, for New Zealand. BALBOA.—October 17: Sailed—Matakana. en route from Liverpool to New Zealand. VANCOUVER. —October 17: Sailed—Golden Cbid, for Auckland. PANAMA.—October 17: Sailed—Norfolk, en route from London to Auckland.