SHIPPING.
PORT OF AUCKLAND.
YIvSTEK DAY'S ARRIVALS,
IMilimro.l (10.15 a.m.), from Sydney, Pasg "ii.'Cl S •"*" „_Mr J. Adaml. Mr. M. Anderson. : ""w Boi'k'ce. Mr. W. Bo: iace, Mr. nnd u* J Brooke. Mrs. Bin ml and child, V'rs A. Benle, Mrs. X. and Miss J- Batten. -'l/ J Benai-man. Mrs. J Bathuirie, Mi. i \frq T Hl»ick»o itiul two clnklion, Mm. •; Kl nl l M„s K. Birnie, Rev. nnd Mrs. W. Constable. Mr. A. Colliiu's. Mr I . Cay'.'r Mr J. fancy, Mr (>. Cook, Miss X. ,'u-fi)rcl M''. A. Corley, Mr. E. Davey. Mr. q Dunn! Mr. F. Uewer. Mr. I!. Delauey. fi, s \V. Edwaids. Mr It. Fenton, Mr. If. ' i ... Mr .1 Goode, Mr and Mrs. C. and l,rll E JlawLVn. Mr K. K. llmwiru. Mr. v'" Hudson. Mrs. P Hnrwood. Mr J. Tfl'aeih. M r Ki-lons. Mr. F. AKing. V r; hivprton, Mr A. Lennox. Mr. ,1. ' A[r K. Ley den, Mrs. V. Malum, Mr. J' McLean. Mr. A. McLean. Mr. R. Mc iiiss e. Nicholls. Mi. G. Otter. Mr. •]) O'Connor. Mrs J. Page, Mr. .1 Pick foul. Mr \ Parker. Mrs. K. Rollings, Mr. J. ~'hinson. Mr. V.'. Hennie. Mr. 11. Sharpie". Mr TJ Stewart. Mr J. Sharkey. Mr. J. I). Speddinc. Mr. K. Sawyer Mr. and Mrs. 11. Miss 0. Sterling, Mrs L. Smar'. Mi. Taylor, Mr. E. Thwaites. Miss 1) E. Virtue, Mrs. A. White. Miss C. WliilL.'mhe Mr C. B. Westnacott, Mr. C. 11. ffi;, Mr. and Mrs. ,F. 11. Barker. Mrs. K. Lnmbourne. Mr. S. Kuks. Mr K. Kirtsky. Mr. V. Fiuukaua. Mr P. I!. Mahajan: and thini-class. Hororata (•> :><» p.m.), from London. Tn'iiwha (3.30 a.m.), from Paeroa; \\ lila "Wa'cli (7 a.m.). from Mercury Bay; Pono (1020 a.m.), from Coast; Waiiuitoto (noon), from Coromnr.del; Ronnki (12.10 p.m.). from Tiiurnns*; Kuwau (1.55 p in ). from Mangavni. veste iidav's departures. Canadian Transporter (7.35 a.m.), for New omiina (II a.m.). for Warkworth: Tiroa (12.5 p.m.), for I'.ast Coast bays: Margaret W. (2.'10 p.m.), for Gisborne: Otimai (-1.5 p.m.), for Opotiki; Rangiloto I I 20 p.m.). for Thames: Waimea (5.'25 p.m.), for Gisborne. ' Awfthoti (0.10 p.m.), foi Last Coast buys Ton (i).3D p.m.), tor Whakatane; Claymore (D.15 p.m.). lor Whangarei. VESSELS DUE TO-DAY. ' King GmtTyd, from Antwerp, 2 a.m. Omana, from Warkworth. 1 a m. * Jlnuiti, from Kerepeehi. 3 a.m. Waiotahi, from Purenga, 8 a.m. Kangitoto. from Thames, 12.30 p.m. Omana, from Waiheke. 0.15 p.m. VESSELS SAILING TO-DAY. Kawan, for Big Onmha, 10 a.m. Omana, for Waiheke, 10 a.m. Ronaki, for Tuuranga, 2 p.m. Pono. for Wniptt. 3 p.m. Rangitoto, for Thames, 5.30 p.m. Waiotahi, for Great Barrier, midnight. VESSELS EXPECTED AT AUCKLAND. INTERCOLONIAL AND COASTAL. Waipiata, Southern ports, July 11. ' Canopns, Westport, July 11. Kaitoke, Westport. July 11. Murauiu. Sydney. July 10. Waipahi. Cook Islands, July 21. Aoranti, Sydney, July 29. Maui Pomar.», Apia, via South, July 00. Maheno Sydney, July 30 OVERSEAS Baron Jedburgh, Cuba, expected. King GrutTyd. Antwerp. July t io. Heron, Borneo. July 11. Kent, South, July 12. to loud. Newton Pine, Casablanca, July 12. Port Gisborne, New York, July 12. Mahia. Gisborne. July 13. to load. Canadian Scottish, Montreal, July It. Corasus, Juan De Nova, via Southern ports, July 15. ' Anglo-Indian, Galveston. July 15. Niagara. Vancouver. July 15. Canadian Conqueror, Montreal. July 15. Northumberland, Liverpool, July 17. Canadian Victor. Montreal, July 23. Ruahine, London, via Wellington. July 2G. Golden Const, Los Angeles, July 27. Hiirunui, South, August 1, to load. Totirville, French warship. New Hebrides, July 30. Port Alma, London, via Wellington, July 31. Hertford, Liverpool, August 1. Pipiriki, New York. August 2. Hauraki. Angeles, August 3. Canadian Highlander, Montreal. August C. Karanga, Liverpool, August 12. Mukura, Vancouver, August 12. Rimutaka, London, August 13. ~ Waiotapu. Los Angeles. August 14. Cumberland..South, August 19. to load. Pakipaki, New York, August 20. Tasmania, Liverpool. August 27. Southern Cross, New Hebrides, September 3. ■ EARLY SAILINGS FROM AUCKLAND. INTERCOLONIAL AND OVERSEAS. Ulimaroa, Sydney. July 12. Kent, England. July 16. Mahia. America and London, July 16. Niagara. Sydney. July 10. Marama, Sydney, July 13. Aoranpi, Vancouver, July 00. Maui Pomarc, Norfolk Island, July 00. Hurunui, America and London, July 31. Maheno, Sydney, August 2. Cumberland, London, August 21. PACIFIC MAIL SERVICE. Makura, due Vancouver July 10; Bails for Auckland July 21. • Tahiti, leaves Sydney July 11. Wellington July 16, for San Francisco. Niagara, left Vancouver Juno 26, duo . Auckland July 15; sails for Sydney July 16. . Maunganui, at San Francisco. sail 3 July 10; due Wellington July 23. BRITISH PASSENGER STEAMERS, ltuahine. left Southampton Juno 11: duo Wellington July 18. Mat.aroa, left Southampton Juno 21; duo Wellington July 23. Itimutakn, left Southampton July 5; duo Auckland August 13. Tninui, leaves Southampton July 12; due Wellington August 17. Kolorua, leaves Southampton August 2; duo Wellington September 6. Itcmuera. leaves Southampton August 30; duo Auckland October 1. AUSTRALIA-NEW 7,EALAND. Mamma, leave's Sydney July 12, due Auckland July 16. Ulimaroa, at Auckland; sails for Sydney July 12. Maheno, nt Sydney; pails for Wellington July 12. VESSELS IN POUT. In Stream—Rewn (bq.), llinemoa, V>aitomto, H.M.C.S. Iris. - Devonport —H.M.S. Philomel. King's Whnrf—Kaikorai (U.S.S. Co.v.). Queen's Wharf—Toftia (U.S.S. Coy.), Ulimaroa I Huddart-IVrker). Prince's Wluirf—lonic (L. D. Nathan), City of Salisbury (N.Z.S. Coy.), Katoa ... (U.S.S. Coy.). ; . Motiiibi Anchorage—Hororata (N.Z.S. Coy.). _Tlio Waimea sailed for Gisborno ajid - Napier Inst evening. Sho is due back at Auckland on Suiwlny. 1 Tho Wingatui is scheduled to load at Dunedin about Friday nnd afterward* at Timuru. Lytteltun. Wellington und Picton - f''r Auckland .The Union Company advises that the Ksitoa's departure for Wellingloii. Lyttelton. Bur.edin and 'i'imnru haa been postponed until to-morrow. 'l'ho minesweeper Wakakurn mid the Naval Bopnrtment's large battle target aro to be •locked for cleaning und painting ut eight o clock this morning 'I ho Kaitoke was despi. t:hed from Westport. at midnight on Monday with coal for • Auckland. She duo to-morrow evening or Friday morning. I'he Westport Coal Company's stoainer Ciinnpus left Westport for Auckland lit midnight on Monday. She is due to-morrow evening and .-.ill berth at Central Wharf. , THE HURUNUL The New Zealand Shipping Company's steamer .Hurunui is to leavo Wellington for New Plymouth io (lay to complete discharging cargo from London. At Now Plymouth lliu vessel will commence loading for her homeward voyage, and who will later load at Lyttelton, Wellington, Napier, Gisborno and Auckland. Sho is due buck at Auckland on July 23, and is to bo despatched tor New York, Boston and London two days later. HORORATA ARRIVED. -• The Nov/ Zealand Shipping Company's steamer Hororata arrived from London last evening und anchored off Motiuhj Island. After unloading 350 lons of explosives into lighters at, tlie iiuchorugo she will cowo irto port to-morrow morning and berth at .Queen's Whurf to unload general merchandise lor Auckland, ller other discharging ports .••"io Lyttelton, Port Chalmers and Now Plymouth. ULIMAROA IN PORT. Moderate westerly winds uud following " ea3 .were experienced by the Huddart-Par-ker steamer Ulimaroa, which reached Auck,.v land yesterday morning with passengers. mail and cargo from Sydney. Sho is at t . Queen s Wharf, and is to sail on her return *np to Sydney at eleven o'clock on Friday niorning. Mr. J.- Bias is chief officer of the Mr. P. Jonee, who is on . iuuday leave.
THE CANADIAN TRANSPORTER. After loading general cargo at New Zenland pot'ij tlio Canadian National steamer Canadian Transporter wis despatched from Auckland for New York. Boston and ilont real yesterday morning. THE SURREY. The Federal Lino steamer Surrey, now loading at Sunlh Inland ports, is due at Wellington on July l'J and is to- c.\it for London, via Panama, tlio following day THE WAIPAIII. The Union Company a island steamer Waipahi was duo at Rarotonga from Auckland on Monday, en route to Aitutuki. Atiu, Mauke and Mangaia. THE MAIMOA. With a full cargo of New Zealand prodik'o the Shaw, SaviH" and Albion steamer Muimon is to leave Wellington for Loudon, via Montevideo and Teuoritfe. ut daybreak to day. TIIE CITY OF SALISBURY. The A. and A Line's chartered steamer City of Salisbury is expected to sail for Wellington. Lytteltou ami Dunedin to-mor-row in continuation of her voyage from New York and Portland (Maine). TIIK lONIC. After unloading over 5000 tons of general merchandise from London at Prince's Wharf the Shaw, Savill and Albion liner lonic is to sail for Wellington on Saturday to complete discharge. OIL l-'ROM BORNKO. The Norwegian tanker Heron is expected at Auckland to-morrow night with a full cargo of ludli oil from Dulikpapar. Borneo for the Shell Company. She will unload a quantity of the cargo at Western Wharf and the remainder at Wellington. TIIE CERASUS. A. S. Paterson and Company, Limited, have received advice that the tramp steamer Cernsus is duo ut Auckland from Lyttcl ton on Monday. The vessel wil' comnlete discharging phosphates from Juan De Nova, Mozambique, at this port and she will after wards be docked for cleaning and painting M A UNO AN UI FROM SAN FRANCISCO With passengers, mail and cargo for New Zealand and Australia the Royal Mail liner Maunganui is -to leave San Francisco today. She is clue at Wellington on July 'JO and at Sydney five days later. THE NEWTON PINE. Henderson and Macfarlane, Limited, advise that the steanler Newton Fine is expected at Auckland about the end of this week with a full cargo of phosphates from Casablanca. Morocco. She will unload /i quantity of the cargo at King's Wharf and the remainder ut New Plymouth and Wanganui THE WAIPIATA. The Waipiata is expected at Auckland to morrow evening with general cargo from South Island ports and Wellington She will berth at Prince's Wharf. After discharge the vessel is to be despatched for Wellington, Dunedin, Blutf and Oamaru. THE KING GRUFFYD. Further wireless advice from the steamer King Grnffyd states she will arrive from Antwerp at two o'clock this morning. She lias a full cargo of basic slag (or discharge at Auckland and New Plymouth. Cargo for Auckland will bo unloaded at King's Wharf to the agency of the New Zealand Shipping Company. CANADIAN CONQUEROR REPORTS. Wireless advice received by tho Canadian National Steamships from the Canadian Conqueror states sho will arrive from Montreal next Monday night. Tho vessel is bringing general merchandise from Eastern Canadian ports for discharge at Auckland. Wellington, Lyttelton, Timaru and Dunedin. APANUI TO RESUME. The Northern Company advises that (he Apunui, after undergoing overhaul, is to resume running on Monday, when sho _will be despatched for Mercury Bay. The Waiotuhi, which has been relieving tho Apanui, will be transferred to the Whangarei service, in place of the Claymore, which will bo withdrawn for overhaul on her return to Auckland on Saturday. CARGO FROM AUSTRALIA. Tho Kurow was to leavo Dunedin for Lyttelton. Wellington, New Plymouth, Auckland and Portland last night to complete unloading general cargo from South Australian ports. The Kniapoi 13 scheduled to clear Melbourne for Hobart about Friday to load timber for BlufT. Dunedin. Lyttelton, Wellington, New Plymouth and Auckland. • THE KENT. Tho Federal Line steamer Kent hns been delayed at Gisborne, and is now expected to sail to-morrow for Auckland (o complete loading for London and We3t Coast ports of Great Britain. Sho in duo on Friday, and i 3 to be despatched for London next Tuesday. A berth has been allotted for her at Queen's Wharf. CANADIAN SCOTTISH REPORTS. The local office of tho Canadian National Steamships has received wireless iidvjce from the Canadian Scottish stating sho will arrive from Montreal at noon next Sunday. The vessel is an addition to tho National Steam-s-hips' regular monthly steamer, and will unload cargo for New Zealand at Auckland. Afterwards sho will go to Australia to completo discharge. M4RAMA AND MAIIENO. Tho Union Company's intercolonial steamers Marunni and Maheno reached Sydney yesterday morning, tho Mamma from Wellington at six o'clock, and tho Maheno from Auckland half-an-hour later. On Friday the Marama is to bo despatched for Aucldand and the Maheno for Wellington. They aro due lack in New Zealand next Tuesday. WITHIN "WIRELESS RANGE. Tho following vessels nro expected to bo within range of tlio undermentioned wireless stations to-day:— Auckland.—Makambo, Port Pirie, Nucula, Golden Rod, Canadiun Transporter. Chatham Islands.—Ruapehu. Port, Auckland. Kastelholin. I'oit Giaborne, Canadian Scottish, Hampton. Wellington.---Dunedin, Diomede, Niagara, Makura, British Glory, Kent, Muliia, Corinthie. Awaruri. —Kin Ora, Tulnnckai, Karelu, Kaiwarra, City of Bat a via, Kniapoi, Kurow. PORT OF ONEHUNGA. Yesterday's Arrivals.—llokianga ('J a.m.), from Ilokianga. Tho Ilauturu left Ilokianga nt JO o clock yesterday morning, and is clue at Onehunga this morning. BY TELEGRAPH. WELLINGTON.—JuIy 9: Arrived—Kanna (3.50 a.m.). from Groymouth; Maori (7 a.m.), from Lyttelton; Poolta (7 a.m.), from 'ireymouth: Waipiata. (7.50 a.m.), from Lyttelton; Holmdalo (7.30 p.m.), from "Wnlignliui. Sailed—Wingutui < 1 a.m.). tor Auckland: Waipiata (5.25 p.m.). for Auckland; Maori (7.50 p.m.), for Lyttelton; Cygnet (9.30 p.m.), for Ktiikoura. LYTTELTON.—JuIy '.): Arrived—"Wahino (ti.45 a.m ), from Wellington;- Comma (7 a.m.), from Timaru; Calm (1.15 p.m.), from Wellington: Wingatui (0.5 p.m.), from Wellington. Sailed—Corinna (1.25 p.m.). for Wellhigton: Wahino (b.35 p.m.), for Wellington.
DUNEDIN.— July 0: Arrived—Kurow (1.50 p.m.), from Bluff. Sailed—Kaliika (11 a.m.). for Oamaru.
BLUFF.—JuIy 9: Arrived—Pima (10 10 n.m.). from Dunedin. Sailed—Tutanckai (it) a.m.), for Wellington. SYDNEY.— July 0: Arrived—Marama (G a.m.), from Wellington; Maheno (0.30 n.m.). from Auckland.
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New Zealand Herald, Volume LXVI, Issue 20303, 10 July 1929, Page 7
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