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SHIPPING.

PORT OF AUCKLAND.

YESTE RDAY'S A URIV A LS. Tnniwha (1.:i5 a.m.). from I'aeroa; Clayjlliire (C>2(< a.in.), from Wbangarei Waipu (■2.. R io n.m from Thames; Canopus (I 5 p.m.) from Wen I. pod ; Kawau if p.m.), from Big Oimhljh • Apa ntii (li p.m.), from Grout Barrier

VRSTKRI»A V'S DERARTt!RES. Apall ui (111(1 n.ni I for Great Barrier; Omaiiii (11.30 a.in.l. for Matakana; Kaijnannwa (I-.'JO p.m.V lor Westport; Mauiti (3.15 p.m.). for const Ngapiihi (C'.li) p.m.i, f<<r Tanninga; C'layjiioro (7.45 p.m.), for Whansarci.

VESSELS Dt'K TO-DAY. "Maui Poiuaie, .Norfolk Island, late. Ounina. from Port Stephens, 10 u.in Kurow, from Wellington, early Kaituna, from N'apier. aftenuion. Benholm, from New York, 10 p.m. Clansman, from Russell anrl bays, 7.30 n.in Omana, from Kawau and bays, ? p.m Gunbar East Coast, early.

VESSELS SAILING TODAY ' Tlauiti, for Coromnndel, 3 p.m. Omana. for Waiheko. 0.30 p m. Waipn. for Thames, 4.30 p.m. Hawaii, for Warkworth and bays, 'J p.m

(VESSELS EXPECTED A'l AUCKLAND

INTKHI OI.OMIAI 'ND COASTAL Kaiwarra, Weal port, to sail Kaituna, Newcastle, via East Coast ports. November 10. Kurow, Southern ports. November 1(1. Maui Poniare Norfolk Island November 17

TVaimea, Napiei Novembei IB Waipiata Southern ports. November 18 Aorangi. Sydney November 19 Manuya, Sydney, November 'JO Kairanga, Australia, November 21. Toiua, Fiji, November 20 Uliinaro'i, Sydney, November 27. Mauuganui. Sydney. December 4. H.M.S. Dunedin. South. December 7. Southern Cross. New Hebrides. December .2 OVEIISEAS Ttenliolm. New York. November it). Hilda Knudsen. San Pedro, November 17. H.M.S. Dioiuode. England. November IH Turakina, Napier, November 19, to load. Gloneden, Java, November 20. Bosworth, Now York, November 20 Somerset Liverpool, November 20. Mataroa. Tiniaru. November 20, to load, Port Wellington. London. November 23. Port Auckland South November 20, to load. Olivebank. barque. Seychelles, put into Melbourne in distress. Novembor 14. Golden Cloud. Los Angeles. November 27 Port Curtis. New York. November 29 Canadian Highlander. South, November 29, to load Kastmoor. Montreal. November 30. Rotorua. London. December 1. Niagara. Vancouver. December 3. Cumberland. Liverpool. December 4. Waihenio. San Francisco, December 4 Karamea, Gisborne. December 5, to load Can-'Han Britisher Montreal December 10. Nordhval. San Francisco. December 10 Hertford, South, December 10. to load Mnimoa. Liverpool, December 18. Tumnvon London, via Wellington December 20 Northumberland Liveipool. January 1 Corinjhie. London, via Wellington. .lanu ary 21 EARLY SAILINGS EROM AUCKLAND ISTERCOLONIAI 'AND OVEHBEAB Aorangi. Vancouver, Novembei 20 Maui Pomare, Apia. November 20 Mnratna Svdney November 23 Ulimaroa, Svdney, November 30. Canadian Highlander, America and Canada. November 30. Niagara. Sydney. December 4. Maun can ui, Sydney. December 7. Karamea London. December 8 Hertford London, December 13. Niagara. Vancouver December 18 A UST RALI A- NEW ZE A LAN D Mamma, at Svdney. sails November 16. duo Auckland November 20. Ulimaroa, at Wellington, sails for hydnev November 16. Manuka. d'ic Wellington from Melbourne November 10, sails for Melbourne direct Novembei 17 Maheno. at Sydney, November 10. sails for Wellington November 16. with draws at Wellington. Mauuganui, leaves Sydney November 30. duo Auckland December 4 BRITISH PASSENGER STEAMERS Tainui. left Southampton October 12 due Wellington November 18 Rotorua, left Soulhampton October 26. due Auckland December 1 Ruapehu. left Southampton Novembei 2. duo Wellington December 12. Tamaroa, left Southampton November 9, duo Wellington December 13, Renmera, leaves Southampton November 23. due Wellington December 29 PACIFIC MAIL SERVICE. Aorungi leaves Auckland for Vancouver November 20 „ Makurn. due Snn Francisco November 23. sails for Wellington November 28 Maunganui. die Wellington Francisco November 19. withdraws from Pacific service at bytlney Tahiti, leaves Wellington for San f 1 ran ciaco November 29 Niagara? due Auckland from Vancouver Dec«mber 3, leaves Auckland for Van canver December 18. VESBKLS IN POHT. In Stream— Rewa (bq.). Wainui. Hinemoa, Waitomn, lI.M C S Ins Devonport -H M S PbUomeL U. Wakakura. Nnculu (Admiralty oil tanker). H.M.S Veronica. H.al Laburnum. , T . q o "Weßtern Wharf— hiutanßata (Li.o.a. Coy ). Katoa (U.S.S. Coy.). Kamona (U.S.S. "oy.), Cnnopus Wcstport Coal King's "wharf—Elsie Mary (A. O. Frank-

Quein'T''Wharf-Norfolk (NZ.S. Coy.)

The i3 due from East Coast bays on Sunday

The Gun ha i is due from East Coast ports this morning and will berth lit King s Wharf to unload.

A departure for Wcstrqrt, yesterday was the Kaimamiwa, which will load f ( > l Weiliriston on I lie West Const.

The Wuipiiit# was expected to leave Lytlulton hint evenins fl "' Wellington una Auckland, mid is due here on Sunday or ilonday.

The Nobel Explosivea Company h iiuxilinrv v(-.i..j I'iri. which came into port ou "Wednesday will go on the bhp tin- morning for overhaul.

The Weatpor Coal Company's collier Ctmopua urri-ecl from Westporl yesterday iiiternoon an' l berthed t Ivns o VVhiirl In rlischi.rsiti

Captain L'' •) O. Warren has been uppointed to command ihe Kunna. relieving Cu pi ain !•' L <;. Jann ay win ; 8 awaiting instructions in Wellington

The Kii row which left Wellington on Tuesday, it l duo lit Auckland ut tin elir .y hour this inoriuny After di.-,cliuiKe Mil on M-/iiflnv foi Wellington Lvttelton. Jjuneihn ii ml Uh.iH Tho K,l.tuna left Napier at nine o'clock mi Tliursiiuy evening «'"< l < ' ut * land tins afternoon After cairyniK out fi.rso o J m.' iali >■ n s at Kins'* Whari who Will lu'urei'd to (ireymotith. ROTORUA CLEARS PANAMA. Cabin ii.lviff from Colon states the New Zeuland Snipping Company's liner Rotorua arii veil lln? re last, Saturday and cleared Panama next day in eout inuril ior, of tor voyage from Loudon and Southampton to Auckland. She Inn passengers, malls and ciii'-'o, and i h due a' Auckland on Deiimber I hosworth reports. 'Win-le.s-, ails icn ivaa received b.v .Robert Mill,ii and Company yesterday from the stcatiu r Hosworlh otatmr fin' exports to arrive frum Texan next Tuesday evening. i c 'h'- v.i'l ii id > >!• < 1 case-oil at Western Wharf, Liter LJiucccdiiiu to Wellington, and Australia:! ports tn complete iinlon<!ina NOItIXtVAL FROM PACIFIC COAST. A'■cord,ii" In a cahlu mrsstiKe fio.m Sen I-'|'M-isi.ti the I>!• nudi motor-ship Nordhviil jell I hi-in un Wednesday with general enrso for Aii' It In nd She should arrive heie about JJcciMnln'r 10, itnd tiftor nutting out tho local ])ortion of hur cnrjro she will prorKcd to jbdhoiiriiii an.) Sydney to complete dia chiiifc'ini.' AOKANC.I DUE MONDAY. The Royal Mail liner AornUKi left Sydney for Auckland yesterday a'.ernoon w th passe inters, mails and cargo, and is duo on Mou, In \ morning She will berth t Princn's Wharf In tho meantime she is announced to continue her voyage to Suva, Honolulu and Vancouver at three o'clock on Tuwiltiv afternoon. THE TUUAKINA Tho Napier branch of tho New Zealand Shipping Company reports it is expected to <le«puteh tho Turn kin a for Auckland to-mor-row S 1 ),'' i« lo continue loading hero for New Yo:rU, Halifax, Loiylon and "West. Coast of Ettidupd port*. The vessel is duo on Monday and will later complete loading at 'l'okuinuvu Iluy '

GLENEDEN DUE TUESDAY. The steamo Ghneden is now expected trom Java on Tuesday She has a cargo of raw sugar to discharge at Chelsea. NORFOLK TO SAIL. Tho New_ Zealand Shipping Company advises tho Norfolk, which arrived from Lond"n via Suv lust Monday, will sail for Wellington cn Tuesday to complete discharge. LAMB STEAMER OMAN A Iho Lamb steamer Omana is expected from Port Stephens, Australia at ten o'clock this morning. She has a full cargo of hardwood and will berth at Central Wharf to discharge io tho agency o| the Northern Company THE MAUI POM ARE The Government inotor-qhip Maui Potnare is now due from Norfolk Island late tonight She ha* £ieen allotted a berth at King s Wharf. After discharging and loading she is to leave on Tuesdav for Ni ie Island and Apia KAIRANGA FROM MELBOURNE. The Union Company's Btpamei Kairgnga, which left Melbourne on Tuesday afternoon, has cargo for New Plymouth Portland and Auckland She is expected at this port next W odnesday. TAINUI FKO.M HOME. Tho Shaw Savili and Albion Line stea mer 'lainui is expected at. Wellington on Sunday night from London and Southamp ton. She has passengeis to disembark at Wellington and cargo for southern ports PHOSPHATES EROM NAURU According to advice from Sydney the steamer Luciston 4934 tons, has been chartered to load phosphates at Nauru Island for either Australia or New Zealand, ller exact loading dato is not vet. announced HARDWOOD FROM BUNBURY Advico wa3 received yesterday by the harbourmaster, Captain II If. Sergeant, that the steumer Woolgar is exported to reach port from Dunhury next Monday. She has a cargo of hardwood to put out at Auckland. MANUKA FOR MELBOURNE. Tho Union Company's intercolonial steamer Manuka is to leave Wellington for Melbourne direct to-morrow. She will take passengers, mails and cargo, mails from Auckland being received at. tho Central Post Oflice until fivo o'clock this evening. INTER COLONIAL SERVICE. Tho Hnddart-Parker steamer Ulimaroa leaves Wellington for Sydney this morning with passengers. mail and cargo. The Mamma and Maheno will leavo Svdney Ibis afternoon for Auckland and Wellington ro spectively All three vessels aro due at their destinations on Tuesday morning REPOItt FROM RUAHINE. The New Zealand Shipping Company has received a wireless message from the Ruahine stating that good weather has been expeiienced since leaving Napier last Saturday for Southampton and London The master reports "all well' on board BENHOLM DUE TO-DAY. A wireless message received by the New Zealand Shipping Company from the steamer Benholm stales she expects to reach Auckland from New York at 10 o'clock tonight She will berth at Central Wharf tomorrow morning to commen-e discharge THE MONGOLIA'S PASSENGERS. Messrs. Rusßell and Somers, Limited, advise that the following passengers for New Zealand are travelling to Australia from London by the P and O. liner Mongolia:— Miss Kohn, Miss Crowch, Mr. Lloyd, Miss Taylor, Mr. Hislop, Mr. Henderson. Miss Knight. Mrs Hnnsell and child, Mr and Mrs. Wilson, Mrs Doctor, Mrs. Smail. Mr. und Mis Warlmrton. Miss Johnstm, Mr. and Mrs. Keller, Rev. McMahon Miss Smith. Miss McDufif, Mr. and Mrs. Macksoy, Mr. and Mrs. Panton, Mr and Mrs. Sinia. WITHIN WIRELESS RANGE. The following vessels aro expected to be within tarige of (he undermentioned wireloss stations to-diiy:-Auckland.—Tofuo, Maui tromare, Benholm. B9Sworth, H.M.S Oioniede Port Auckland King Cadwaller, Hilda Knudsen, Trou gate. Port Darwin Kaituna. Kairanga Chatham Islands.— Port Wellington. Rua hine. Wellington -Maori. Wahine, Ngnio, Am hura, Tamahine Riniutaka. Canadian Traveller, Tainui Turakina Januka Canadin Highlnder Nigar Awarua.--Sir J. C Ron, C. A. Larsen. N T. Nielsen Alonso. City of New York, Makura. Maungau li Eleanor Boiling, Hertford. PORT OF ONEHUNGA. Yesterday's Arrivals.—Hauturu (7.5 a.m.). from Itaglan and Kawhia; Rarawa (7.1S a.m.), from New Plymouth: Knitoa (8 a.m.), from Nelson. Yesterday's Departures.—Rarawa (0 p.m.), for New Plymouth; Ilauturu (10 p.m.), for Hokianga. BY TELEGRAPH. WELLINGTON.—November 15: Arrived— Alexander (5.10 a.m.), from Tarakohe; Maori (7 a.m.), and Progress (12.45 p.m.). from Lyttelton. Sailed—Wingatni (5.15 p.m.), for Lyttelton; Alexander (0.5 p.m.). and Corinna (0.10 p.m.), for Nelson; Maori (7 50 p.m.), for Lyttelton. LYTTELTON.—November ' 15' Arrived— Manuka (5.45 a.m.). from Dunedin: Wahine (0.15 a.m.), from Wellington: Golden Bear (7.25 a.m.), from Nelson. Copenhagen (9.10 a.m.), from Ocean Island; Karamet. '3 p.m.), from Bluff. Sailed Wairau (1.5 P.m.), for Blenheim King Edgar (0.30 p.m.), for Wellington , Manuka (5.10 p.m ), for Melbourne; Wahine (8.00 p.m.) and Waipiata (8.20 p.m.), for Wellington DUNEDlN.—November 15: Arrived Hertford (0.45 a.m.), from Lyttelton. Sailed—Breeze (11.10 p.m.), for Oamaru. SYDNEY.—November 13: Sailed—Aorangi (3 p.m.), for Auckland.

PREMANTLE.—November 15: Arrived— Vedic. from London VANCOUVER.—No-, ember 11 Sailed— Niagara (4 p.m.), for Auckland.

SAN FRANCISCO.—November 11: Sailed —Nordhval for Auckland. BOSTON.—November If Arrived—Gallic, from New York, en route from Auckland to Glaasow.

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New Zealand Herald, Volume LXV, Issue 20105, 16 November 1928, Page 11

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SHIPPING. New Zealand Herald, Volume LXV, Issue 20105, 16 November 1928, Page 11

SHIPPING. New Zealand Herald, Volume LXV, Issue 20105, 16 November 1928, Page 11

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