SHIPPING.

New Zealand Herald, Volume LXVI, Issue 20333, 14 August 1929, Page 7

SHIPPING.

PORT OF AUCKLAND.

YESTERDA Y'S A RRIVALS.

Marama (5.10 a.m.). from Sydney. Passenj 3 • j'icst Saloon—Mosdames J. W. Anderson , ,;,i infant, A. Bunco. U. Burns. C. il. lji kinson, K. CJ Pinch. J. Godbcr, L. f.nnl j■ Heather. s. 11. Kulm. W. 11. Norton, X- H- Marshall, E. li. Smith. (5. Trader* W. X. Vautier: Misses M. D. .\iulcrson. J. Anderson. F. Bedford, K. G. iiiiiiif. W- Cameron, W. M Cochrane. J. Caiiiphell. S. J. Davis. V. Fortescue. A. V Pinch, P. Gordon. .7. Gillaiuleis. M. I,' lioodson, E. Hard Icy. P. Martyn. 1,. '/iioinas. Tfu.eltw; Messrs. B. Atholwood. A. Bunco, fJ. Burns, ('. W. Cowdery. \ Davis. Ij. Uonuahey. (». T. Diimont. C. il Dickinson. 1' l'< >x, T. J. Flynn. 1). (iillandeis, 1,. Heard. H. W. Halo. 11. Tnrobi. J- John-ton, S. H. Kuhn. J. F. T awon, i'. ('■ M°odie. A. C. Morley. N. D Marshall. J, P. McNeil. J. 11. Naylor, lj' Kcvson, A/ Redwood, Master D. Redwood. H. A. Smith. S. Stirling. K. li. Smith. '!■ 1'- Simmons, J. K. Smith, G. Trader. W. X. A'antier. C. Walters, T,. Watte: I *. ,f. Williamson, C. Wilkinson. Dr. Jj. .7. Michell Second Saloon —Mesdnmes T. 11. Bell. XV. T Butters and - children. I. L. Bell and n' children. 11. C. Pavey. A. I!. Oillett. j Kingsman. A. W. Martin. A. D. Pootierrorn T. Svinons. M. S. Thomson, I*. rtting. L. Vincent. E. Wake: Misses K. Churchward, B. Pnvev, .T. Xoonnn. F. Peppercorn; Messrs. T. 11. Bell. S. Bell, L. U. Bell. ,7. M. Brown, W. T. .Butters, A. K. Gillett, G. Hor«'ood, 1:'. -Irnes, -T. Kingsman. W. JiOiighlin. A. E. 1 'en no renin, K. Boenpel. Ji. E. Utting, Vu Whitehead. li. Wallingford, and four Chinese, also t6 third-class, including seven Indians and six Chinese Horekino (ti.ls a.m.). from Portland: JJonaki (".30 a.m.).. from Taurentra: Claymore (S.BO a.m.), from Whangnrei. Omann (G. 35 /p.m.). from Warkworth; Kawau (9,:;o p.m.). from Mangawai.

YESTEIS nAY' S DEP A RTURES. Hertford (6.50 a.m.), for Napier. Lumen 17.1 it) a.m.). for Wellington. Canadian ConQticror (2.25 p.m.). for Now York. Maui I'omare (3..in p.m.). for Apia. Pasnengurs:— Mr. F. Burnet. Miss P. Hubbard. Mi°s K. House, Mr. E. Eabricrist, Mr. and Mis H. Bentliam and 3 children. Mr. and Mrs. K. Beck. Mr. L. Wall. Miss M. jiaginity, >1 r. J. Slattery, Miss M. Presgider. Mr* J. Box. Canadian Highlander (5.55 p.m.), for Wellington. Omnnn (7.10 a.m.), for Warkworth: Tiro.a (2.10 p.m.), for East Coast Bays: Motu (3.5 p.m.). for Coa«l: Mnrgnrct W (3.40 p.m.). for Gishorne: Taniwha (5 p.m.). for Paeron: Wflimri (5.10 p.m.). for Gishorne. Awahou (5.55 p.m.). for East Coast bays; liangitoto (6.15 p.m.). for Thames; Canoptis (6.30 p.m.). for Westport: Ilerckino (10.00 p.m.). f or Portland. R.M.S. Makura (10.15 p.m.), for Sydney. Passengers from Auckland:—

/First Saloon—Mr. G. Berliner, Mr. J. W. Mailer, Mr. J. \V. Meatier, Mr. and Mrs. G. 11. and Miss Burroughs. Mr. and Mrs. W. Rithv.'ell and child. Mr. Eskell. Mr. G. M. Brown. Mr. M. S Brooks, Mr. T. A. O'Brien, Mr S. Rogers, Miss Wilson, Mr. 11. E. So Ins reck. Mr J. Robertson, Mr. 11. R. Kelly. Mr. C. W. Powell. Hon. E. H. Farrar. Mr. W. F. White, Mr. F. A. Micllane, Mrs. Stronnch, Mrs. Osmond, Mr. and Mrs. A. G. Kay, Mr. F,. Shatz, Mr. E. J. Coulter. Mr. IT. J. Floeknrt. Mr. T. E. Lee. Mr N. Anderson, Mr. W. A. Grant. Mr. S. H. Stenhena. Mr. T. W. Maunder, Mrs. Shepherd. Dr. E. A. Buck-leyTurkin'-'ton. Miss Browning, Mrs, Corp, Ntirse Saunders-Jones, M : ss MrLiiren. Miss Davies, Messrs, F. F. and C. 11. Trnllope, Mr. nntl Mrs. T. IT. Wynne-Lewis, Mr. .T. R. Hinterman, Messrs. G. TT. and C. W. Connie, Mr. N. Carolin, Mr. J. R. Scolt, Mr. A. V. Pulley, Mr. W. Todkil!, Mr. 'W. G, Wanless, Mr J. Elliott. Mr. L. K. ' Fil.-.pairick. Mr. W. E. Nett'eton. Rev. and Mrs. J. M. McKenzie and child, Mr. W. Whitfield. Mr. W. B. Hudson. Mrs. Ryburn nnd child, Miss Sage, Miss Farman, slr«. Brady, Mr. N* G Ferguson, Mr. C. O'Connor, Mr. O. 11. Gillon. Second Saloon—Mr. and Mrs. R. George, Miss Grimmond, Mrs. Frost, Mr and Mrs. V. Shore, Mr. TT. T.indsny, Mr. G. Aspey, Miss Gray. Miss Woods. Mrs. Cameron, Mr. and Mr 3. R. W. Trotter. Mr. A. M. Conway, Mr. F. Durimt. Miss Watson. Miss Black, Miss Squire. Mrs. Corp, Miss Sutherland, Mrs. Thorrie, Mr*. Class. Mr. J. Wilson, Mr. and Mrs S. W. Morrison nnd child. Mrs. Claydon, Mrs. Franks, Mr. E. J. Walker, Mr. H. O. Tvey, Mr. and Mrs. W. M. Scragg and three children, Mr. F. J. Lane. Mr. F. Footu, Mr. T. A. Pellett, Mr. and Mr 3. E. G. Butler, Mr. R. Waugh, Mr,- L. A. Read. Mr. and Mrs. G. L. Ilen/derson and child. Mr. E. J. Morgans, Mr. 'W. 0. Taylor. Mr. 11. Taylor. Mr. J. G. Young, Mrs. Taylor and four children. Miss , Taylor, Mr. C. Madden, Mr. T. McGahan, 1 and 32 third-class.

VESSELS DUE TO-DAY. • Rona, from Suva. 7 a.m. Wingatui. from Napier. morning. Hauiti, from Kerepeehi, 7 a.m. Rangitoto, from Thames. 4 p.m. Omana, from Waiheke, 0.15 p.m. 'l'aniwha, from Paeroa, 9.30 p.m. Kawau. from Big Omnlia, 9.15 p.m. Coronation, from Awanui, afternoon, VESSELS SAILING TO-DAY, Aje, for Westport, 4 p.m. Kawau, for Bis Omaha, 8 a.m. Omana, for Waiheke. 10 a.m. Ronaki, for Tauranga. 2 p.m. Rangitoto, for Thames, 7 p.m. VESSELS EXPECTED AT AUCKLAND. intercolonial and coastal. Rona, Suva. August 14. I Wingatui, Southern ports. August 11. / Kaimanawa, Westport, August 35. J\urow, Southern ports, August 10. K'aiapoi. Greymouth, August 17. Waipahi, Cook Islands. August 22. H.M.5.,, Dunedin. Hobart, via South, August 22. Niagara, Sydney, August 20. Maheno. Sydney. August 27. Tofua, Fiji, September 2. I'limaroa, Sydney, September 3. H.M.S. Diotnede, Wellington, September 9. Makura, Sydney, September 10. H.M.S. Veronica, Suva, October 19. ' overseas. Rimutaka, London, dun. Raranga, Liverpool, August 16. Waiotapu, Lo* Angeles, August 17. Cumberland, South. August 21, to load. Port Gisbnrne, South, August 2.'), to load. Brunswick, l!i03 Angeles, August. 25. Scotscraig, Texas. August 20. Arlington Court, Texas, August 20. EARLY SAILINGS FROM AUCKLAND. INTEHCO/LONIAL AND OVERSEAS. Cumberland, London, August 23. Port Gisbnrne, London. August 21. Niagara, Vancouver, August 27. Canadian Highlander, America dnd MonI treal, August 29. ' . Maheno, Sydney. August 30. L'limaroa, Sydney, September 0. Tofua, Fiji, September 7. Aorangi, Sydney, September 9. Northumberland, England. September 1— Maltura, Sydney, September 13. Tainui, London, September 18. PACIFIC MAIL SERVICE. , Maluira, due Sydney from Auckland August 17, withdrawn from service. Tahiti, left San Francisco August 7; duo Wellington August 20. _ Aorungi, duo Vancouver August 10; sails for Auckland August 21. Maiinganui, due San Francisco August 30, sails lor Wellington September 1. Niagara, leaves Svdney August 22, Auckland August 27. for Vancouver. British p'assexger steamers. Rimuta!<a, left Southampton July 5; duo .Auckland shortly. , Tainui. left Southampton July I'-: duo Wellington August IS. liotorua, I'-ft Southampton August duo Wellington September 0. Tainaroa, leaves Southampton August 10; due Wellington September 17. Reinuera. leaves Soutliarnpton August '3O; due Auckland October 4. Ruapeiiu, leaves Southampton September 13; duo Wellington October 27. Rangitiki, leaves Soutliarnpton September 27; due Auckland October 30. AUSTRALI A-N E W ZE A L AND. Warania, at Auckland undergoing overhaul Uliniaroa, nt Sydney; sails August 10, due Wellington August 20. •Maheno, at Wellington; sails for Sydney August It;. , . Makura. replaces Marama and leaves Sydney for Wellington August 23. Manuka, leaves Dunedin AugUHt 14. Wellington August 17, lor Melbourne. VESSELS IN PORT. In Stream - Rcwu <bq.). Waitomo, 11.M.C.5. Iris. Kaitoke. Devonport— /I M.S. Philomel. Nucula (Adniirulty oil-tanker). Norih Wall—Uinemoa (Spedding, Ltd.). Fovtou, new itiix. Hchnr. Central Wharf-Marnina (IJ.S.S. Coy.), Koxton, mix. schni Kirg'.q Wharf-Age (Henderson and Macfurlanei, Hona (O.S.R. Coy i. • Prime's Wharf—Wingatui (U.S. Coy.). Clielseu Dunrobin (Spedding, Ltd.). The Westport Coal Company's steamer 'Ciinoptis sailed Inst evening on her return trip to Westport. The Coronation left Awnntii at one o'clock 3'oaterd'iy afternoon and is due at Auckland a' inidday to-day.

Kainpoi ia to loave Greymouth for •Auclclnad n(. five o'clock this mornine. She due ou Saturday.

The Waimen sailed for Gisborno and Napier last evening. Sho ia duo back at Auckland on Sunday.

Tho Ilokianga left Holuanga at four o'clock yesterday afternoon, nnd is duo at Onehunga this morning. Sho is to sail on her return trip to Hokianga at four o'clock this afternoon. >

From South Island ports, Wellington and Napier the Wingatui is duo early this momins. The vessel will unload at Prince's Wharf, and sho is scheduled to sail for Wellington, Lyttelton, Dunedin and Timuru on Friday. The Kaimanawa, which left Wellington at 10.30 on Monday evening, is duo at Auckland to-morrow morning. She will- berth at Prince's Wharf to complete unloading coal from Westport. After discharge eho will return to Westport to load again for Auckland. CATHAY AT FREMANTLE. The P. and O. liner Cathay reached Fromantlu from London yesterday. After calling at, Ade.uido and Melbourne, sho i 3 due at Sydney on August 22. TIIE CANADIAN CONQUEROR. Having completed loading in Now Zealand the Canadian National steamer Canadian Conqueror sailed for Now York, Boston and Montreal yesterday afternoon. THE MAHENO The Union Company's intercolonial steamer Maheno reached Wellington from Sydney yesterday morning. Sho is to sail on her return trip to Sydney at noon on Friday. TIIE MAUI POMARE The Oovarnment motor-ship Maui Pomaro nailed for Apia and Nino Island yesterday afternoon to load fruits for Lyttelton, Wellington and Auckland. Tho vessel is scheduled to reach Lyttelton on September 2 and Auckland on September 7. Sho will not call at Dunedin I? ON A TO BERTH. Tho Colonial Sugar Company's steamer Bona is duo from Suva at seven o'clock this morning. She will berth at King's Wlrarf to wait for tho steamer Dnnrobin to vacato the berth at Chelsea on Friday afternoon. The Bona will then discharge her sugar cargo at Chelsea and will afterwards no to Sydney. HERTFORD SAILED. Tho Federal Lino steamer Hortford, which returned to Auckland from tho Hauraki Gu'.f on Monday evening owing to trouble with her machinery, had repairs effected during the night, and sailed again for Napier early yesterday morning, in continuation of her voyago from Liverpool. ULIMAROA AT SYDNEY. An arrival at Sydney at six o'clock yesterday morning was tho Huddart-Parker steamer Ulimaroa, from Auckland. Tho vessel is to sail on Friday, and is due at Wellington next Tuesday. Sho will bo the ouly Sydney passenger steamer arriving at or leaving New Zealand next week. RIMUTAKA EXPECTED. Tho New Zealand Shipping Company's steamer Rimutaka. from London and Southampton, had not reported by wireless yesterday, but sho is due at any time now. Besides passengers and mail for New Zealand. the vessel has general merchandise for discharge at Auckland and Wellington. MAKURA SAILED. The Royal Mail liner Makura left Auckland for Sydney last night, and is due there on Saturday morning. Aftor discharge she will be withdrawn from the Pacific service and transferred to the intercolonial run in place of tho Marama, which is being laid up for overhaul. Tho Makura is scheduled to leave Sydney for Wellington oil August 23. THE CANADIAN HIGHLANDER. The Cnnadian National steamer Canadian Highlander sailed for Wellington. Lyttelton, Timaru and Dunedin la3t evening to complete unloading cargo Eastern Canadian puit3. The vessel will also load in the South and is expected to return to Auckland about August 29 v to, complete loading general cargo for New York, Boston and Montreal. IvUROW FOR OVERHAUL. The Kurow, with cargo from South Island ports, reached Pictor. from Wellington at seven o'clock yesterday morning, and was to pail for Auckland at four o'clock in tho afternoon. Tho ve3Bel is duo ou Friday morning, and after discharge at Prince s Wharf she will bo laid up at Auckland for overhaul and survey. R A RANG A REPORTS. Wireless advice-received by A. S. Paterson and Company, Limited, from the Shaw. Savill and Albion steamer Karansa states she will arrive from Liverpool on Friday morning Tho vessel has general merchandise from West Coast ports of Great Britain. She will unload about 5000 tons at Auckland and the remainder of tho cargo at Wellington, Lyttelton. Dunedin and BluS. THE AGE. The steamer Ago. which 13 unloading a cargo of over 6000 tons of phosphates from Ocean Island at King's Wharf, will complete discharge this afternoon. She is to sail for Westport at four o'clock to replenish her bunkers before she returns to Ocean Island for another phosphate cargo. Messrs. Watkin and Wallis aro tho outward agents of tho vessel. THE MARAMA. A fine-weather trip from Sydney was experienced by tho Union Company's intercolonial steamer Marama, which reached Auckland .early yesterday morning. The vessel berthed at Central Wharf .to land passengers, mail and cargo. Included in the cargo were transhipments ex the following vessels:—Taiping, Changte, Mil) dura. Nieuw Zeeland, Caprera, Orungal, Corrimal, 'Momba, Moldavia, Mirrabooka, Koranui. Yarra, Oronsay, Period, Milora, Katoomba. Port Said Marti. After discharge the Marama is to be laid up at this port for two months' overhaul. She will resume on October 11. Her place in the Sydney service will bo taken by tho Makura. which is to leave Sydney for Wellington on August 23.

NORTHERN COMPANY'S VESSELS. Tho Northern Company advises that owing to the Apantti being engaged at the refloating of tho Paroto at White Island, her departure from Auckland for Great Barrier has been postponed until midnight tomorrow night. After being ba-bound nt Onehunga sinco Monday the Ngapuhi sailed for New Plymonth at mid-day yesterday. She is due back at Onehunga to-morrow morning and is to be despatched again for New Plymouth the same afternoon. Tho Hauturu is duo at Onehunga from Hokianga this morning and is to sail for Raglan. Kawhia and Waikato Heads at four o'clock this afternoon. The Arapawa is to leave Onehunga for Opunake and Wanganui at three o'clock this afternoon. Tho Pono's departure from Auckland for Waipu and way ports has been postponed until noon on Saturdav. instead of to-day.

WITHIN WIRELESS RANGE. The following vessels aro expected to bo within rango of tho undermentioned wireless stations to-dav:— . Auckland.—Huruiuu. Kalmgo. Waiotapu, Waiteniata. Tofua. Ruranca. Rimutaka. Canadian Conqueror, Tutanekai, Port Curtis, Maui Poniare, Makura, Lumen, Hertford. Chatham Islands.— Cerasus. _ Wellington.—Aoransi. 'lainui, haikorm. Kairanga. Otokia, Port Gisbornc, Maimganui, Reynolds. . . Awar»ia.—Waikoualli, Ivarli#i» laiiiti, Iyjxwatiri, Ruahino.

PORT OF ONEHUNGA. Yesterday's Arrivals.—'Arapawa (1 p.m.), from Kaipara. Yesterday s Departures.—Ngapuhi (noon), for New l'lymouth BY TELEGRAPH. WELLINGTON.— August 13; Arrived— Calm (5.45 a.m.), from Wanganui; Maheno (B°o am.), from Sydney; Waipiata (0.30 a.m.), from Auckland: Maori (7 a.m.). from Lyltelton; Himatangi (0.5 p.m.). from Lyttelton. Sailed —Mnunganui (3 p.m.). for San Frnncisco; Keynolds (I p.m.), for Drisbane; Kairanga (4.30 p.m.), for Sydney; Calm (5.50 p.m.). for Lvttelton; Maori (7.50 p.m.). for Lyttelton; Waipiata, fur Lyttelton.

LYTTELTON.— August 13; Arrived—Wahine (0.45 a.m.). from Wellington; Plume (1115 a.m.), from Wellington; Tees (8.50 p.m.), from Chathams. _ Sailed—Huahino (8.10 p.m.). for Timaru; Waliino (8.30 p.m.). for Wellington,

DUNEDIN*. —August 13; Arrived—Holmdale from Wellington; Progress (4.20 a m.). from Wellington; Breeze (3.30 p.m.), from Lvttelton. Sailed—Progress (4.-10 p.m.), for Timaru; (11 p.m.). for Oamaru.

SYDNEY.— August 13: Arrived—Ulimaroa (0 a.m.), from Auckland.

FREMANTLE.— August 13: Arrived— Cathwy. from London.