SHIPPING.

New Zealand Herald, Volume LXVI, Issue 20302, 9 July 1929, Page 7

SHIPPING.

PORT OF AUCKLAND. Y K.ST KK PAY'S ARRIVALS. Canadian Transporter (1.40 a.m.). from City uf Salisbury (7.10 n.mj, from Now Totu.i (0.15 p.m.). Irom t lji. 1 *enMr- S S Allen, .Ml. Ashton. Mi C. K 1 Aiid'cHon. Aliw I Auueison Miss It. > &.,%.» t ' i v » vr*-i E Coo' 3 ' Mi.' .M H. Craig.' Mr I K fallen D K. Edwai.is. Miss E Gnhiths. J, (I:irnt-11. Mil M I( o.11 i'ii, Mi n H--vev Mi.« llarvev. Mr 11. I>. Harvey. m'; C II llam-ar... Mm Hansard. Mr. 1,. TVnl Mi- lu'ul. iiiss H [landing, S. lull. Mr G \ Hanson. •\[-J 11. linn:,on, Mi:;- ' 'o A C X .lull. Mr X •'nil. U, 3 I, Kan.-. Miss « Kobholl. Mi,, J f Inmb, M -V .1 H LimUey. Mr H J cini'i ". M. H M,• nil. Mr. J. I! Mears. Vlr Go. Morrison. Mrs M. Morrison. v„ M McX;i!tv. Mi-" N' Mr Kay. Mr V Mailing. Mrs M.ill.ii.a Mi F IViirHon. Mrs IVarsc.n Mi I Perry. Mm M A. Peii'y Mr A. I Kuncivimi. Mi" .1 IJuncman Rev S C Roberts Mrs A Ci Robertson. Mr A B K l -. Mi t buthei ford Mi«- St on 11 Mis.- W b Stuart. Mrs. 0. R St it'!' 1 Mi T G S,»:ors. Mrs V M Spiers Mr A F Smith Mrs Shaw. Mss Shaw. Mr A «hult7. IV S G I mil. Mi«j> n L. 'l'nniioi M.«» K \> nnliiili. Ml-. A Wood. Mrs A 0 11 ~.M , AVoodliall. Mr A C V. ilbnnis. Mrs \\ il "Sa 1" K> p.m. I !rom Wellington: Oniann <10.1.» p.m.! from Ki.verdale. Y EST H KI > A V' S I > !•'. PA ll' 1' UIIKS. Ronaki (12.10 a.m.). for Tauranga. Lyttel 4 on (5.40 a.in ). tor Const; Ilauiti (1.1" for Pinko: Rangitoto (2.13 p.m.). for CoromanHel; Omni,:. CUD p.m.). lor Silvertla'e: Clansman (n.25 p.m.). for hi«s?cll. Ttihoe <O.-0 p.m.). for Const; llcrckino (10.10 p.m.), for Portland. VF.SSKLS DUE TO-DAY. Ulimaroa. from Sydney. 11 a.tn. Ilororata. from London. •! p.m. Taniwha. from Paeroa. •) a.m. Claymore, from Whangarei. 5 a.m. Ronaki, from Tauranga. Hnr.'-ritoto. from Coromandel, noon. Kawiiu. from Mangawai. 5 p.m. VESSELS SAILING TO-DAY. Canadian Transporter, for New York, doming Oinana, for Warkworth. 11 a.m. Margaret W , for Gisborne. noon. Tiroa. for East Coast bays, noon. Rangitoto. for Thames. I p.m Awahou. for East Const bays. 5 p.m. Waimea, for F.ast Coast ports. 4 p.m Claymoro. lor Whangarei. 9 30 p.m. Taniwht>. for Paeroa. midnightVESSELS EXPECTED A 1 AUCKLAND. tNTKRCOUOS'IAI AND COASTAL. U'.iroaroa Sydney. July 9. Witipiatj Southern ports. .luly 1--Canopus, Westport. July 13. Mai limit Sydney. July H'< Waipahi. Cook Islands. July 21. Aoraiif;.. Sydney. July 09. Maui Pomnre Apia, via South, July -9. Maheno Sydney July 30 OVERSEAS Baron Jedbury. Cuba, expected. Ilororata, London, July 9. K,a» Gruilyd. Antwerp. July 10. Heron. Borneo. July 10. Kent. South, July 11. to load. Newton -'inc Casablanca Inly 12. Port Gisborne, New York, July 12. Mahia. Gisborne. July 13. to load. Canadian Scottish. Montreal, July 14. Coriisus, Itntn De Nova, via Southern oorts July 14. Anglo-Indiun. Galveston. July Ij. Niagara Vancouver. July 15 Canadian Conqueror, Montreal July lb. Northumberland. Liverpool, July I'. Canadian Victor, Montreal, July 2n. OR Kunhine. London, via \\ Go'den Coast. Los Anceles. Jmy 2/. Ilururnti, South, August 1, to load. Tourviilc. French warship. Now Uebrides. Port l Alm'a London, via Wellingtor? July 31. Hertford, Liverpool, August . Pipiriki. Ntv.v ork. Aujrust Tfa'iraki. Los Anselcu. August 5. Canadian Hishlander. Montreal, Ausust G. Earan«a. Liverpool. August 12. Makura, Vancouver. August I_. Rimntnka, London. August 10. Cumberland. South. August 19. to load Pnkipiiki. New" York. August 20. Tasmania, Liverpool, August 27. Sou'liern Cross New Hebrides, September EARLY SAILINGS FROM AUCKLAND, j INTERCOLONIAL AND OVERSEAS. Canadian Transporter America and Mori- j treal, July 9. Ulimaroa, Sydney. July 12 Kent, England July IG. ■ Mahia, America and London. July 1j Niagara. Sydney. July 16. Marnma. Sydney. July 19. Aoraugi. Vancouver. July 30. uMaui Pomare, Norfolk Island, July do. Htirunui, America and f/onrlon, July 31. Maheno, Sydney. August 2 Cumberland. London, August 21. PACIFIC MAIL SERVICE. Makura, due Vancouver July 19; sails foi Auckland July 21 Tahiti, leaves Sydney July 11. Wellington July IG. for San Francisco. iViagura, left Vancouver June 2G, due Auckland luly 1G; sails for Sydney July 1G .. , . Ifaitnganui. at San Francisco, sails July 10; due Wellington July 29. BRITISH PASSENGER STEAMERS Rnahine, left Southampton June 14; duo Wellington July 18. Mataroa. left Southnrnpton June 21; duo Wellington July 23 Rimutaka, left Southampton July 6: due Auckland August 13. Taintii, leaves Southampton July 12; due Wellington August 17. Rotorua. leaves Southampton August 2: duo Wellington September G. Remtiera. leaves Southampton August 30: duo Auckland October 4. AUSTRALIA-NEW ZEALAND. Marnma, leaves Sydney July 12, flue Auckland July 10 Ulimaroa, duo Auckland from Sydney July 9. sails for Sydney July 12. Maheno, due Sydney from Auckland July 9, sails for Wellington July 12. VESSELS IN PORT. In Stream—Rewa (brj.), Ilincmoa, Wai-j tomto. M.M.C.S Iris. Devonport— 11.M.5. Philomel. ' IvinT's Wharf Kaikoiai (L.S.S. Coy.), Tiroa (A. O. Prankhtiin). Awjihou (Watkin and Wallis). Queen's Wharf —Tofim (U.S.S. Coy.). Waimea (I.'.SS Coy.) Prircf.'s Wl'ft if - lonic (Ij. D. Nathan), City r,f Salisbury (N.Z.S. Coy.). Katoa 1 (U.S.S Coy.) The Kartigi is scliedtiled to load at WestT>ort to-day nnrl afterwards at Greymouth for Auckland. The Westport Coal Company's steamer Canopus ivus loading coal at Westport for Auckland yesterday. The Waimea is loading for Gisborne and Napier at Queen's Wharf. She is to sail at four o'clock this afternoon The Margaret W.. for Gisborne. and the Tiroa, for Eust Coast bays, are to Rail at neon to-dav Tliev are loading at Kings Wharf 'I ho Government steamer lutanekai is to leave Bluff to-day on her periodical v' sit to the buoys and beacons on the West Const The I'icliardson steamer Awaliou arrived from Gisborne yesterday morning and is loading a! King's Wharf. She is to sail for Flicks Buy, Tokomnru Bay and Gisborne at five o'clock tins evening Die Katoa arrived from South Island ports and Wellington las', evening, and is unloading at Prince's Wharf Stormy weather on the trio delayed her urrivul by nearly 21 hours. The Union Company nd vises that she is to be despatched for Well inirlnp, Lvtiellnn. Dunedin and Timani tomorrow. ' j I'llE CITY OF SALISBURY. With general merchandise and motor-cars j from Montreal and rolls of newsprint from ! Portland (Miiino). the Ellerman-II a 11 Line steamer Citv of Salisbury arrived yesterday morning She is unloading the Auckland portion of the cargo at Prince's Wharf and will afterwards go to Wellington, Lyttel•on and Dur.edin to complete discharge. The vcßsel sailed from New York on Juno 6 and after hunkering at Norfolk. Virginia, jho clearer) Panama on June 18 Generally fjir weather prevailed on the voyage until the vessel was south of Pitcairn Island, when strong westerly wind? and rough head ®eas were encountered and delayed her ar*ival by about 24 hours. This is the City Salisbury's first visit to Auckland. CapEvans ir. ill command and he nas with him the following officers:—Chief. ■"* r C G. Griffith; second. Mr R Brndshaw: third, Mr J. McK. Arnot; chief engineer, Mr. J. Dickson; second, Mr. W. McKersio, third, Mr. J Bibbie-Jones; fourth, Mr. J. Dahl; fifth, Mr. A. D. Mc*ntyre; wireless operators, ?.fcssrs. W. Ryrie •nd R. E, Hopkins; chief steward, Mr. Z. 1-mery. Tho New Zealand Shipping Com-1 '""'y »r« tho local omenta. I

ULIMAROA DUE 11 A.M. Wireless advice received from the fluddnrt Parker steamer Ulimaroa states she will arrive from Sydney at eleven o'clock this morning. She will berth at Queen's Wharf to land oassengers. mail and cargo. UUAPEIIU'S REPORT. The New Zealand Shipping Company's ! liner Ruapehu, which left Napier for LonI don last Wednesday morning, reports by j wireless that fresh southerly winds have j been experienced since leaving and that all I on board are well i ,K.M.S. TAHITI AT SYDNEY. ! fhe Royal Mail liner Tahiti reached Syd- ! ney from Wellington ye' terday The vessel is scheduled to leave Sydney again oil Thursday and Wellington next Tuesday on her return voyage lo Rtiro'.onga, Papeete and San Francisco. THE KEN'I Flio New Zealand Shipping Company ad- . vises that the Federal Line steamer Kent is to leave Gisborne for Auckland tomorrow evening to complete loading N'e". Zealand produce foi London Avonmouth. Glasgow and Liverpool. She i 3 due on Thursday and is to be despatched for l.on ; don early nest week CARGO FROM AUSTRALIA I'lie Kurow. from Adelaide. Wallaroo and Melbourne, leached Bluff early yesterday morning and was to sail for Dunedin. Lyttelton. Wellington. New Plymouth, Auckland and Portland last evening to complete dis ! charge I'll K POR'I GISBORNE. flie Farmers Cooperative Auctioneering j Company advises thai the Commonwealth j and Dominion Line motor-ship Port Gis borne 13 scheduled to arrive from New York ; next Friday She lias case oil and general merchandise for discharge at Auckland. Wellington. Lyttelton and Dunedin DANGER TO SHIPPING i I'lie Marine Department advises that as u result of the Mokihinui River breaking through the slips, caused by the earthquake, there is a great amount of debris, including timber, at the month of the river, near Westport, and warnings have been broadcast advising ships of the danger. ARAPAWA AND HAUTURU. Tho Northern Company advises that tho Arapawa is now scheduled to leave Onehunga for Hokianga on Thursday and for Wanganui next Monday The company also advises that the Hauturn is to leave Onehunga for Raglan, Kawhia and Waikato Heads at four o'clock to-morrow afternoon, instead of to-day. SCHOONERS HUIA AND PIRI After unloading explosives from Melbourne at Queensland ports tho Nobel auxiliary schooner Huia was to leave Brisbane for Grafton yesterday to load Australian hard wood for Auckland The auxiliary schooner Piri is loading explosives at Melbourne for Greymouth. Westport and Auckland. THE CANADIAN TRANSPORTER Tho Canadian Transporter nrrived from Wellington early, yesterday morning and 1 berthed at King's Wharf to complete loading general merchandise. Last evening she shifted to Western Wharf to replenish her oil fuel bunker. This morning she is to bo despatched for 'New York. Boston and Montreal. RARANGA LEAVES LIVERPOOL. With general merchandise from West Coast ports of Great Britain, the Shaw, Savill and Albion steamer Raranga left Liverpool for New Zealand lasf Saturday. Tho cargo is for discharge at Auckland, Wellington, Lyttelton, Dunedin and Bluff. Tho vessel is due at Auckland on August 12. PORT ALMA AT COLON En route from London to New Zealand the Commonwealth and Dominion Line motor-ship Port Alma is reported to have reached Colon last Saturday The vessel has general merchandise for discharge at Wellington, Auckland and New Plymouth. She is f/heduled to reach Wellington on July 26 and Auckland about a week later. Heather. Roberton. Limited, are tho local agents. THE BARON JEDBURY No wireless advice had been received at Auckland yesterday from the steamer Baron Jedbury, which is due at an early date ! from Cuba She was in wireless communicaI f.ion with the steamer City of Salisbury, which reached Auckland from New York yesterday, and reported that she was being delayed by very stormy weather. In conse- ; rpicnce her arrival is not expected until j later in the week. TOFUA IN PORT. With passengers, mail and cargo from j Tonga, Samoa nnd Fiji, tho Union Company's Island steamer Tofua reached Auckland from Suva last evening. Moderate weather was experienced on the trip, except for about eight hours last Sunday morning, when a westerly gale and he (ivy rain storms were encountered. After midday the same day the gale abated and tho conditions immediately improved. The Tofua is scheduled to sail on her return trip to the Islands at eleven o'clock next Saturday morning. THE MAHIA. To complete loading New Zealand produce the Shaw, Savill and Albion steamer Mahia is to leave Napier to-day and Gisborne on Friday for Auckland. The vessel is due at this port on Saturday, and next ' Tuesday she is to be despatched for NewYork, Boston. Halifax and London. A. S. Paterson and Company are the local agents. HORORATA DUE TO-DAY The New Zealand Shipping Company's 1 steamer Ilororata reports that she will ar- : rive from London at four o'clock this afternoon, a day earlier than her previous advico stated She will anchor off Motuihi , Island to unload 350 tons of explosives. About Thursday the vessel will come into port to discharge general merchandise for Auckland. She also has cargo for Lyttelton. Port Chalmers and New Plymouth. WITHIN WIRELESS RANGE. The following vessels are expected to bo within range of the undermentioned wireless stations to-day:— Auckland.—Hororata. Maheno, Golden Rod, Port Pirie. King Gruffyd, Baron Pentland. Ulimaroa, Nucula. Heron. Chatham Islands.—Ruapehu, Port Auckland. Kastleholm Cnnadian Scottish Port Gisborne. Wellington.—Dunedin, Diomude. Niagara, ! Makura. Corinthic. Mararna, British Glorv. Kent, Poolta Mahia Valacia. Awarua.—Kaiapoi, Kaiwarra, Paua, Ttitanckai. Kia Ora. PORT 01 ONEHUNGA. Yesterday's Arrival.—Thomas Currell. trawler fli a.m.). from Coast. Yesterday's Departure.—Ngapuhi (3.30 p.m.), for New Plymouth BY TELEGRAPH. WELLINGTON.— July 8: Arrived—Golden West (12.5 a.m.), from Auckland; Ptorm Uls a.m.). from Lyttelton. Sailed—Wahme (7.50 p.m.), for Lyttelton: Totara (8.10 p.m.), for New Plymouth. LYTTELTON'.- Jidv 8: Sailed—Waioiata (1.15 p.m.i, for Wellington; Himatangi (9 p.m.). for Wanganui; Maori (7.50 p.m.). fur Wellington. DUNF.DI V -July 8: Bailed Paua (4 p.m.), for Bl.ifT. Progress (5 P.m.). for Tima rn BLUFF. Julv 8: Arrived—Kurow (3 a.m.), from Melbourne. SYDNEY —July 8: Arrived—Tahiti, from Wellington. COLON. -July 6: Arrived Port Alma, en route from London to New Zealand LIVERPOOL. -July 0- Sailed—Raranga, for New Zealand LONDON —July ti Arrived—Karamea and Rotorua. from New Zealand