SHIPPING.

New Zealand Herald, Volume LXVI, Issue 20332, 13 August 1929, Page 5

SHIPPING.

PORT OF AUCKLAND.

YESTERDAY'S ARRIVALS. Canadian Conqueror (S a.m.). from Well'"fv'cj Makura (2 15 p.m.), from Vain- / for Auckland:— r""\ Saloon-Mr. R. Barrett. Mr. S. F. k' rB ,L M C .W.iUcnr. Mrs. J. H. Bear. Alias M Boyd. M&* J. W, Boyd. Mr. O. ?f Treed Mrs. W. Cortis, Mr. E. A. 3.' oi-illp' Mrs. M. !'• Dargaville, Mv. Nor- ? are Mrs. M. Francis, Miss P. tflnris Mr T. /Gooding, Mr. J. R. Gray. <f.,' *| Garitack, Mr. It. A. Johnston. Ati- - TI II Meti'.Kei'. Dr. Francis McMeclian. VI I, McMochan. Mr. J. W. Revcire, ,f,rj W Sou tar. Mrs. M. M. Soutar. Mr. .Standinsor Mis* M. Singleton, Mr F. Tiirnsr Mr. L. Ireleaven, Mr. !•. Tolley, M \ Turton. Mr. F. W. Wilson. M 0 Wilson. Mr. W. S. Wilson, Miss t H Wilson. Mi- 1 " R Wilson. Miss M. M. U'ilson. Miss ,1. Sinclair, Mr. (5. G. Aitkon, V i N Aitkon. Mr. I*. D. Hall. Mrs. A. t Hull Mr K. .Tones Mrs. Jones. Miss T D Jones. Miss M. E. Jones, Miss E. 11. Tones. .Mrs. J..Meßae ; Mr. W, C. Tirov/n, Miss A C aughley, Mr. . A. nnmld Mr. A. Good. .Mr. W. A. Kennedy, ?r o W A. Kennedy. Mr. F. A. Kin-. Mrs. \ Mnt'heson, Mins 11. Matheaon, Mr. A. r' Mills. Mr. 15. Prcece, Miss K. StephenMr. r. Tre vol In Mrs. K. Trevella. Miss nv,rW Mr. J. TomWeson, Mrs. E. Tomble,on Miss M. To.nhlrson, Mr. 11. Weyhe, Mrs. Weyhe. Miss N. Worthy. Second Saloon—Rev. R. Alexander, Miss A. Henning, Mrs. I. lloman. Mr. G. MeArthur. Mi? 3M- Robertsqn. Miss M. Rowlings, j[r3 M. i'aggart, MasLer H. Tnggart, llr. T{ Ttirnbull, Mrs. M; Turnbul], Miss It. Wills. Mr. S. Arthur. Mrs. L. Arthur, if.V.Jr J. ArMmr. Miss M. Arthur, Miss I\. IV'rry. Miss 11. C'nfnpbell, Miss M. Desbery. Mrs. E. Horsay, Miss K. I,lonuor. Mrs. E. •R Honnor, Mr. li. Mason, Mrs. G. Mason, Mrs. B. McCiuil. 'Mr. P. Parsons. Mr. ,T. Richardson, Mrs. A. Richardson, Miss L. Smjlser, Mr. J. Stewart. Mrs. M. Williams, M-s. E. Burke. Mr. J. Bong. Mrs. J. Boag, Mr. F Backhouse, Miss L. Brown. Mr. E. Boycs, Mrs. E. B >yes. Mr. G. Chadwick, )Jrs. M. Chadwick, Mr. J. Elliott, Mrs. Vlliott Mr. E Fowkcs, Mr. F. Hunt. Mrs. C. Hunt. Mr C'. W. Letford. Mr. W. H. LoiTley. Miss I. Merry, Mrs. A. MeGeady, Mrs E. McDonald, Miss M. McDonald. Mr.'H. B. P aimer, and 22 third-class, ineluding two Indians. Canopus (7 a.m.), from Westport; Marcaret W (10.30 a.m.). from Gisborne; Tiroa (10.50 a.m.), from East Coast bays: Akaroa (11 a.m.), from Coast; Waimoa (11.35 a.m.), from Napier: Awanou (1.15 p.m.), from Gisborne: Rangitoto (3.10 p.m.), from Thames; Omana (3.30 p.m.), from Silverdaio

YES TEH OA Y'S DEPARTURES. Omana (3 n.m,), for Silverdale; Tutanekai (noon), for East Cape: Knvnu (2.20 p.m.), for Maneawni; . Clansman (5 pro.), for ft'.isscH; Hauiti (5.15 p.m.), for Kerepcehi. Pono (6.5 p.m.), for Coast; Rangitoto ((3.10 p.m.), for Coromandel.

VESSELS DUE TO-DAY. Marnma from Sydney. G a.m. < Konaki. frcm Taurangn. 7 a.m. Claymore, from Whangarei, 8.30 a.m. Rangitoto, from Coromandel, 3 ij.m. Omana, from Warkworth, ('>.3o p.m. Kuwau, from Mangawai, 9.30 p.m. j VESSELS SAILING TO-DAJ^ Canadian Conqueror, for New York, morning. Lumen, for Wellington, morning. Pornare, for Apia. 3 p.m. R.M.S. Makura, for Sydney, 10 p.m. Omana, for Warkworth, 7 a.m. Margaret W, fi>r Gisborue, noon. Taniwha, for Paeroa, 4.30 p.m. Tiroa, for East Coast bays, noon. Awahou, for East Coast bays, 5 p.m. ; Rangitoto, for Thames, 0 p.m. Claymore, for Whangarei, 10.30 p.m. C'anopus, for West port, evening. Hertford, for Napier, morning.

.VESSELS EXPECTED AT AUCKLAND. INTERCOLONIAL AND COASTAL. ■Mamma, Sydney. August 13. Rons, Suva, August , •• Wingatui, Southern Tiorts, August 11. Kaimanawa, Westport, August 15. Kurow. Southern ports. August 10. "\Vn inahi, Cook Islands, August 22. H..M.S. Duncdin, liobart, via South, August 22, Is'i&gara, Sydney, August 2fi. Moh'eno. Sydney. August 27. , Totua, Fiji. September 2. Ulimaroa, Sydney, September 3. H.M.S. Diomede, Wellington, September 9. . Afaknra, Sydney, September 10. H.M.S. Veronica, Suva, October 19.

OVERSEAS. Rirnutaka, London, due. Kairanga. Liverpool, August 11. W&iotapu, Los Angeles, August 17. EARLY SAILINGS FROM AUCKLAND. INTERCOLONIAL AMD OVERSEAS. Canadian Conqueror, America and Montreal, August 13. llakurji. Sydney, August 13. Maui Pomare, Apia, August 13. Cumberland, London, August 23. Port Gisborne, London, August 21. Niagara, Vancouver, August 27. Maheno, Sydney, August 30. Ulimaroa, Sydney, September G. ' Tofua. Fiji, September 7. Aorangi, Sydney, September 9. Northumberland, England. September 12. Makura, Sydney, September 13. Tainui, London, September 18.

PACIFIC MAIL SERVICE. Makura, at Auckland; sails for Sydney

to-day. . Tahiti, left _ San Francisco August J: duo Wellington August 20. Aorangi, due Vancouver August 16; sails for Auckland August 21. Maunganui, at Wellington; saita for San

Francisco to-day. Niagara, leaves Sydney August 22, Auckland August 27, for- Vancouver.

BRITISH rASSENGER STEAMERS. Rimutaka, left Southampton July 5i duo Auckland shortly. . Tainui, leit Southampton July " uo Wellington August JB. Jijtorua, lelt Soutnampton August -; duo Wellington September C. Tamaroa, leaves Southampton August 10; due Wellington September 17. Renuiera. leaves Southampton August 30: duo Auckland October 4. _ Ruapeliu, leaves .Southampton September . 13; due Wellington October 27. ■Rangitiki, leaves Southampton beptcmber 27; duti Auckland October

AUSTRALIA-NEW ZEALAND. llarama, left Sydney August 9. duo Auckland August 13i withdraws for o.erUlimaroa, duo Sydney August 13; sails August IC. duo Wellington August Maheno, duo Wellington from Sydney August 13, sails for Sydney - 1 '• Makura, replaces Murarna and 1 Sydney for Wellington August 23. Manuka, leaves Dunedin August 14. \\ell mston August '.17, for Melbourne.

VESSELS IN PORT. In Stream - Howa <bq.>. Waitomo. 11.M.C.5. Iris, Kaitoke. Devonport—H..M;S. l'hiloniel, Isucula (Admiralty oil-tanker). /Crxwldin" Western Wharf —' J memoa (Speddin„, Ltd.), Piri, air;. Scbnr Central Wharf—Cunoi.ua (W.C. Coy.). -ia

King's wiiiirf—Maui Pomaro ? . Ltd.), ACO (Henderson and In in'), A/.'.'ihou (W at km and W Margaret W. (A. O. 1' ran k hum,. liroa (A. ir. I'rankbi'm),. Canadian ton ftrnctor ({'nil. Govt.'. r licMnnder ;v., a r : .( ri a.i.« M i''tkl (Canadian (jovt.), u.xu.»->. (U.S.S. Coy). ,,■ t )iM Chel3fca—Uiuirui'in (bpedding. Ltd.).

The Knton is duo to-day to load for Auckland. Tho Market. W is loading for C '\ B ' it King's Wharf. She is to sail ut to-day The Wcsiport Coal Company's Canopus arrived from Westport yesterday y morning and ih unloading at Central Whnif. SVio is expected to sail Ibis evening oil return trip to Westport. Tho Richardson steamer Awahou arrived from Gisborne yesterday afternoon and bert'-.ed at, lung's "Wharf. She is to sail for Gisborne. via Hicks Bay, Tokoinaru Lay ■find Tolaga Bay at fivo o'clock this evenin';, Tho Kurow, on route from South Island Torts, left Wellington Ji.\z Picton Inst night to load chaff for Auckland. She is expected to leave Pictuii this evening and to rcncli Auckland on Friday morning.

, The Knimiiniiwn left Wellington for Auckland Lst night to complete unloading coal ) from West port The vessel is due on 'lliursday luorninor, ;uid nftcr discharge she is Jo return to West port to load again for Auckland. Iho Wingntui, en route from South Island Porta and Wellington, was to leave Napier 'or Auckland at eight o'clock last evening, iho vessel is due to-morrow morning and 13 scheduled to sail for Wellington, Lyttelton. Dunedin and Timaru on Friday. RONA DUE TO-MORROW, -tireless advice received from the Colonisl "UKar Company's steamer Ronn states that *he will arrive from Suva at seven o'clock to-morrow morning. The vessel lias a full earsto of raw sugar for discharge at Chelsea, "wmg to the ber.th at- Chelsea being occu--1 vl " l ? Lnn robin the Ron a will pvooably remain in tho stream until the. berth / jJ 'seated on Friday when tha Dunrobin

MAUI POM ARE SAILS TO-DAY. Tho Government motor-ship Maui Pomaro is loading at King's Wharf for Nine Island and Apia. Sho is to sail at thrco o'clock this afternoon. TIIE CANADIAN CONQUEROR. The Canadian National stennier Canadian Conqueror arrived from Wellington yesterday morning. After loading yesterday at King's Wharf she is to sail for New York, Boston and Montreal at seven o'clock this morning. KENT AT PANAMA. En routo from Auckland to London, Avonmouth, Glasgow and Liverpool, the Federal Lino steamer Kent is reported to have reached Panama last Saturday. Sho sailed from Auckland on July 10. CARGO FROM CALCUTTA. Advico has been received by tho Union Company that the. steamer Gamania is to leavp Calcutta, in placo of tho Eteamer Janus, next Friday with Eastern cargo for Wellington. THE LUMEN. After unloading n largo quantity of bulk oil at Western Wharf tho tanker Lumen is to sail for Wellington to-day, in continuation tf her voyage from San Francisco. THE MAUNOANUI. The Roya Mail liner Maunganui, from Sydney, berthed at Wellington at nino o'clock yestcrd-iy lnorni lg. Sho is to resume her voyage tc Rarotonca, I'apeete and San Francisco, this afternoon THE WAIPAHI. The Union Company has received advice that, the Island steamer Waipahi reached Rnrotonga from Auckland at four o'clock on Friday aftemocn After calling at rithe'Cook Island pons tho vessel is scheduled to return to Auckland ci. August 22. CARGO FROM SOUTH AUSTRALIA. Tho Kaitangata reached Melbourno from Greymouth yesterday. After dischargo of hsr timber cavso the vessel is to load at Adelaide, Edithburg, Melbourno and Hobart for Timaru, Lyttelton, Wellington and Auckland. RIMUTAKA EXPECTED. Scheduled to reach Auckland from London and Southampton to-day. the New Zealand Shipping Company's liner Rimutaka had not reported by wireless cyeaterday. She has passengers and mail for New Zealand and cargo for dischargo at Auckland and Wellington. MARAMA DUE TO-DAY. Tho Union Company's intercolonial steamer Marama will arrive from Sydney at six o'clock this morning, according to her wireless report Sho will- berth at Central Wharf to land passengers, mail and cargo. THE TUTANEKAI. Tho Government, steamer . Tutqnekai sailed for East Cape lighthouse at mid-day yesterday to complete landing stores. Tho vessel will afterwards attend to tho buoys and beacons in the Ilauraki Gulf, and then return to Auckland to load stores for northern lighthouses. THE SCHOONER FOXTON. The construction of the deck fittings and accommodation on the Canterbury Steam Shipping Company's new auxiliary schooner Foxton at Centra! Wharf is nearing com pletion, and it is hoped to take the vessel on her trial trip on the harbour to-morrow If possible sue is to siiil for Foxton. via Wellington, about Thursday.

NGAPUHI AND HAUTURU DELAYED Owing (.1 the rough sens on the Manukau bar yesterdav too Ngnuuhi did not leave Onehunga for New Plymouth yesterday afternoon as war intended. Her departure was postponed until noon today. The Hau turu W5 8 barbound/at Hokianga yesterday and will return to Onehunga when tho sea moderates.

WAIOTAPU RETORTS. From Los Angeles, via Papeete, tho Union Company's transpacific steamer Waiotapu ■will rench Auckland n.t six o'clock on Saturday 'mcirhirig 1 , .jvooort'.in.'s to her _ wireless report. She nan cargo from"" t-oast ports for discharge at Auckland, Meludtirfl? and Sydnci. R.M.S. MAKURA IN PORT. With passengers, mail and cargo from Vancouver, Honolulu and Suva the Royal Mail liner Makura reached Auckland yesterday afternoon A strong head wind and high south-west swell .experienced all tho way from Suva to Auckland delayed her arrival by over five hours. Owing to the delay the vessel's departure for Sydney has been postponed until 10 o'clock to-night. H.M.S. LABURNUM AT SUVA. H.M.S. Laburnum, which is on a cruise to the South Sea Islands, reached Suva from Ocean Island on Sunday evening. Ihe warship is scheduled to remain at Suva for it week, and then cruise in the I'iji group until about the middle of September, when sho will return to Suva before leaving the Islands for Auckland. THE HERTFORD. In continuation of her voyage from Liverpool the Federal Lino, steamer Hertford was despatched for Napier. Wellington, Lvttelton, Port Chalmers and liniaru last evening. Owing to machinery trouble which developed when tho vessel was in the Rangitoto Channel she returned to port and anchored in the stream to effect repairs. She is expected to sail again this morning. TAIN T UI REPORTS. L I). Nathan and Company. Ltd., advise that the Shaw. Savill and Albion liner iainui has repotted by wireless that she will reach Wellington from London and Southampton at eight o'clock next Sunday moining. her scheduled date. The vessel will land passengers and mail at 'Wellington and then proceed to Lyttelton, Port Chalmers and Timaru 'o unload her general merchandise cargo. MELBOURNE PASSENGER SERVICE. After undergoing an extensive overhaul at, Port Chalmers tho Union Company s steamer Manuka ia to resume in the Melbourne passenger and cargo service tomorrow, The vessel is to in the af'ernoon for Melbourne, via Lyttelton iind Wellington. She is scheduled to clear Wellington next Saturday and to reach Melbourne the following Thursday.

RARANGA DUE SHORTLY. The Shaw, Savill and Albion steamer Raranga, is scheduled to arrive from Liverpool to-morrow, but she had not by wireless yesterday. Tho vessel has f:cneral merchandise) from West Coast ports of Great Britain for discharge at Auckland, Wellington, Lyttelton, Dunedin and Bluff. Cargo for Auckland will bo discharged lo tho agency of A. S. Paterson and Company, Limited

VESSELS TO BE RE-ENGINED. Tho Richardson Company's auxiliary vessel Koau and the company's small steimer Koutunui are to come to Auckland about tha end of August to bo re-engined. They avo each to be litted with FairbanksMorso twin screw tfil engines. At present Iho Koau has a benzine engine and the Koutunui is steam driven. They aro both wooden vessels. Tho Koutunni's tonnage is 171 gross and sho was built at Auckland in 1910. The Koau v/as built at To Kopiiru in 1917 and her tonnage is Ml. Both vessels are used in the company's coastal trade between Napier and the Kast Coast bays between Napier and Wellington.

WITHIN WIRELESS RANGE. The following vessels are expected In U within ran kg of tho undermentioned wireless stations to-day:— Auckland.—llnruniii, Kaiwarra, Jvalingo. Kawatiri. Waiotapu, Waiternaia, Mnrnma, Ulimaroa, Ron a, Tofua. Karanga. Rimutaka, Can'idiaii Conqueror. Hertford. 'l'utanekai. Chatham Islands.— CoraHiis. Wellington.—Port Gisborne. Aorangi, Maheno. Otokia, Port Curtis, Tainui, Ivaikorai, Kairangn, Hauraki. Av/arun. —Tahiti, Kokorangu, Waikouaili, Cumberland, Mataroa, Kav.atiri.

BY TELEGRAPH.

WELLINGTON. —August 12: Arrived— Piniriki (4.45 a.m.). from Auckland: Maunganui (0 am.), from Sydney: Hauraki <0.30 pm.l, from Auckland. Sailed—Totara (4 I, rii ) for New Plymouth: Plume (4 20 p'm.), for Lyttclton: John (5.30 p.m.), for New Plymouth: Corinnn (0.5 p.m.). for Dunedin; Orepuki (G. 5 p.m.), for farakohc; Wahine (7.50 p.m.), for Lyttclton. LYTTELTON".— August 12: Arrived Hirnatangi (5.45 a.nr.). from Wellington; Kuahine (7.15 n.m.). from Namer; Cumberland (0.40 a.m.). from Bluff. Sailed—Breeze (1.5 p.m.), for Dunedin, Orewa (5.40 p.m.), for Kaikoura: Kanna (0.55 P.m.), for Timaru; Maori (8.20 P.m.), for Wellington: Gaio (0.50 p.m.), for Wanganui. DUNEDIN.— August 12: Arrived—Storm (8.35 a.m.). from Wellington. Sailed— Storm (0.30 p.m.). for Timaru. BLUFF.—August 12: Arrived—Maturon, from Port Chalmers.

SUVA.—August 11: Arrived—ll. M.S Laburnum, from Ocean Island. SYDNEY—August 12: Sailed-Waikou aiti, for Dunedin MELBOURNE.—August 12: Arrived—Kaitangata, from Grcymoath.

PANAMA.—August 10: Arrived—Kent, en route from Auckland to' Liverpool.

LONDON.—August 11: Arrived—Port Nicholson and Iluapehu, from New Zealand.