SHIPPING.

New Zealand Herald, Volume LXVI, Issue 20372, 28 September 1929, Page 7

SHIPPING.

PORT OF AUCKLAND. ! . ' YESTERDAY'S ARRIVALS. Golden Cloud (3.5 a.m.), from Los (■!•?>& a.m.). from Mataloina: Clans- " (10 10 «.*»■). from Unwell: Ab-roa. •ill raft (10,:u> a.m.), from Coast; POllO h ji n 111 ), from Coast; Kangitoto (3 p.m.). from Commando!; Otimai (5.40 .p.m.). from I °Cnni p.m.). from Great Harrier; n ".. .A-i tf. 35 p.m.), from Tnurar.<ra; Kawau | , r tn p.ni.l. from Wail;worth Motu 17.15 til) from Aivanm; Taniwha (1>.5 p.m.), 1 fxow Paeroa. > Y ESTER HAY'S DEPARTURES Malieno (12.13 p.m.). for Sydney. Passen gets*:-* Hilnon —Mr. K. T. Diilrymple-Hay, Mr. 1:1. |, r °l=.s Mr 11. b'ov. S.r .1 I) Cosgrove. ' Kl Mr, G Mitchell. Miss J. Cil I Vr B C H fliurlu's. Mif»s Goldberg. I K? ' Homherg, Miss Moyle. Miss Onstello. j Mi ;, 9 Stanhope Miss Haidcastle, Mr. \\ ! Hedges, Mr. G . J. IX ! ! T B liowarth. Mr. W. O. Fry. Mr. A Rhodes. Mr. K. C. Reid. Mr. H. C I Mackenzie, Mr. J. Robinson. Mr. A. Lewis. Xf? and Mrs 0. Dallons, Mr. K. J. Terry. Mr' R Eagleton, Mr. F. 11. Hardman. Mr. I. rr 'B ' Walker. Mr K. Cianswick, Mis*™ I' (2) Quinn. Mr. C. Sayegh. Messrs. K. \\. I J, I R C Greenslade. Mr and Mrs. W I Garrett. Misses (2) Kingston Miss Wallv„,„V Miss Stewart. Miss Purkington. Miss ' Annabel, Miss Collins. Mr. and Mrs. F. W irrl Miss Newson, Mr and Mrs. 11. and Miss Baglev. Mr. and Mrs. D. Mallen. Mr. and Mrs. Quintrell. Miss West. Miss Montgomery Miss Armytage. Mr. and Mrs. liesC Miss Moncneff. Mrs. Smith Miss Tforne Mr and Mrs. S. L. Bond and cluld. Vjss Mowbray. Mrs. White and child Mr. "j M r a |{. 11. and Misses (2) Montgomery. Mrs. and Miss Ward Mrs. Boland. \(r and Mrs. S. ( hampion-Jones. Mr. J. Da Bcnzy. Mr. I. Iredale. Mr. JM Jackton. Mrs. Kelly. Miss McLeod, Miss Clark,n Miss Wade. Mrs. Provis, Miss Kusse . " K?*r" 1. Johns, Mr. and Mrs. A. L. W.lBon. Mr. and Mrs. K. Richner. Mrs A M. VeFerran, Mrs. Madden, Miss J. L. Ireweek Miss Nicholson. Mrs. Maxwell-Lefroy. "Miss Ross. Miss Liingmnir, Miss Casey. Mr* Peard. Mrs Price. Mrs. Orange and infant. Mr. and Mrs. C. J. Westwood. Mr. and Mrs. F. Cr. Moore. Mr. and Mrs. L. TVirce Mr. V. C. Cuming. Mr. A. Mountford, Mr. li- C. Carlson. Mr. A. M. Thorno. Mr A A Blncknuvn, Mr. J. W. Brown, Miss Brown. Miss, Stone, Miss Crossan. Miss Draper, Miss' Evans. Miss Martin. Miss Eyne. Miss Du Barry. Miss Flint. Miss ' IRedding. Miss Coxon, Miss Deakins. Miss Dnncan. Mrs. Gaunt. Mr. J. 11. McGowan, Mr. W. C. Kohn. Mr. F. Stonely. Mr. A. H. Prout. Mr. W- Graham. Mr. C. Toon. Mr. E. F. Gordon. Mr. S. Troy, Mr. C. Norman, Mr. A. Gilmore, Mr. E. C. Bush, Mr. G. H. Carroll. Mr. H. L. riper, Mr. C. R. McLeod, Mr. D. Barry, Mr. and Mrs. E. Bell, Mr. /A. M. Richardson, Mr. ,T. H. Burke, Mr. A. W. Hoare. Mr. C. J. R. Price: and G7 third-class, including three Chinese , . / Apanui (12.10 a.m.). for Great Barrier; Kawan (7.35 a.m.). for Wnrkworth; Kai tuna (4.55 p.m.), for Greymouth. ■Rangitoto (t».30 p.m.V for Thames; Oniuna (6.45 p.m.), . tor Waiheke. VESSELS DUE TO-DAY. Haniti. from Kerepeehi. 7 a.m. Claymore, from Whnngarei, 9 a.m. Omana, froli Waiheko, 9 a.m. Rangitoto.'from Thames, 5 p.m. VESSELS SAILING TO-DAY. ' Papamii, tor "Wellington, morning. Prunus. for Westport, noon. Motu. lor Awanui. noon. JJonaki, for Tauranga, noon. Coronation, for Awanui. noon. Apanni, for Parenga, noon. Hauiti. for Waiheke. 1.45 p.m. VESSELS DUE TO-MORROW. Canadian Cruiser, from Montreal. Kaiapoi, from Devon port Wniinea. from Napier, mid-day. Av/ahou. from Gisborne. VESSELS SAILING TO-MORROW. Claymore, for Whangarei. 5.30 p.m. Taniwha. for Paeioa. 7 p.m. VESSELS EXPECTED AT AUCKLAND. vrsnroi.osiAL a?:d coastal Kaiapoi. .Devonport, September 29 T-m.a. Fiji. September 30 T* r ' -. -v. Svdi-oy. tlctnber i V' nvatui Soc.tberii ports. October 3. \ . l: ,<■< . (let.'her r> V Sydney. October 8. 1 S Luburmitii. Suva. October 19 b MS Yeomen. Suva, October 19. Xbmi Puraare. Apia, via Southern ports, Oct fiber 20 OVEKSF.AS C«r.:. "an Cruise: Montreal, September 29 Ccnadian Challenger. South, October 3, to load. K : a;r.e:!. /Si>i:th October 2. to loati Pinko, Liverpool October 2. " EAULV SAILINGS FROM AUCKLAND INTERCOLONIAL ANO OVERSEAS. H.M.S. Diomede. England, October 1. Canadian Challenger America and Lariada. October 3. Uliniaroa. Sydney, October 4. Tofua, Fiji, October 5. Karamea. Entrland. October 5. Niagara, Sydney, October S. Marnma. Sydney. October 11 Maui Pomare, Norfolk Island, October 21. Raranga. London. October 29 Aorangi, Sydney. November 3. PACIFIC MAIL SERVICE. Tahiti, at San Francisco; sails for Yvellington October 'i. Aorangi, due Vancouver October 11, sails for Auckland October 10. Niagara, left Vancouver September 18; duo Auckland October 7; Sydney. October 12. Makura, leaves Sydney October 3, Wellington October 8, for San Francisco. AUSTRALIA-NEW ZEALAND. Ulimaroa, left Sydney September 27; due Auckland October 1. Mahono, due Sydney October 1; sails for Wellington October 4. Makura, due Sydney October 1; leaves October 4: duo Auckland October 8. Marama leaves Auckland for Sydney October 11. VESSELS IN PORT In Stream—Rewa (bq..), Waitomo. Devonport.— H.M.S. Philomel, H.M.S. _ Dunedin. Prince's Wharf—Tamaroa. (A. S. Paterson). Wharf—Prunus (A. S. Paterson). Kairanga (U.S.S. Cov.). Queen's Wharf—Pananui (N.Z.S. Cov.). Waikawa (U.S.S. Coy.), Golden Cloud (Henderson and ilacfarlane). Western Wharf—Kaituna (U.S.S. Cov.). Central Wharf—Marama (U.S.S. Coy.), H.M.S. Diomede. The Kaituna sailed for Greymouth yesterday afternoon to load another coal cargo tor Auckland. f Thfl Waimea wan to leave Napier b>r Auckland a> six o'clock last osenin:r She is. due about mid-day to-morrow and will berth at King's Wharf. The _Richardson steamer Awnhon is due "rom, Gisborne to-morrow. She will berth at Kinp'3 Wharf to load for her return trip , Bay, Tokomaru Bay, Tolaja Bay and Gisborne. After loading nt South Island ports, tho Wingatui is to leave Lyttelton for Wellington and Auckland this afternoon. Slie is duo at Auckland 011 Thursday. Russell and Somers, Limited, advise that the Anchor Line steamer Knitoa is scheduled to load at Onebuuga for Nelson and Motueka on Saturdny. (October 5. The Katoa is e.x|>et:tefl to leave Westport lor Auckland to-day. The vessel is due on luesday, ntir] nft'-r flischarge nlie is 'o l<e despatchefl for Wellington. L.vt(elton and JJunedin about Tiiwr.-rhiv, The ITaiiliiru wns to have left Onehunga for jng to the rough sea on the Miinu'tnu Bur her departure was pf'stpoiK-d until this morning.

Captain || Chudley. H.N 1! , marine Superintendent of the Shu v.-. Savll! and Albion Line, uho has heeti on n visit to England, is returning to New Zenlnnd by the Coriritliic, which ia due at Wellington about, October 21. THE PAIMNUI. The Federal T.ine steamer Papanui 19 to !?'• f"r Wcl'm'"! "'i. Lytteltnn, Dunedin and UluiT this morn ng m continuation if her Voyage from Liverpool. THE CANADIAN CHALLENGER. The Cann d inn stonmer Canndinn Challenger has been further delayed at Southern ports and is now expected to leave Wellington for Auckland on Monday , Co , lT 'p! ,> to loading for New York, Boston and Montreal The vessel is due on Thursday morning and is to sail for New York the same day. CARGO FROM AUSTRALIA. The Union Company advises that, the Kaiia now en route from Westport to Ldithburg,. Wallaroo, Adelaide and Melbourne -to load for Auckland. Portland, New Plymouth, Castlecli'Te, Wellington. Lyttel'r'u Tim,uu ftn( l Dunedin. The company hopes to avranga for a steamer to lond at South Australian ports, including Melbourne, for New Zealand tothe end of November. The cargo will Includo dried fruits for the Christmas period.

THE MAIIENO. With 221 passengers, us well as mail and cargo, the Union Company's intercolonial steamer Malieno left Auckland for Sydney at mid day yesterday. The vessel is due at Sydney on Tuesday, and is to bo despatched for Wellington next Friday.

ULIMAROA LEAVES SYDNEY. The Huddart-Parker steamer Ulimaroa was despatched from Sydney for Auckland at mid-day yesterday with 213 passengers, as well as mail and cargo. She is due on Tuesday morning. TIIE KAIAPOI. I' rom Melbourne, via Devonport, Tasmania, the Kaiapoi is due to-morrow tnd will berth at Prince's Wharf. On Monday she is to be despatched for Portland Wellington and Lyttelton THE TOFUA. Having left Suva at mid-day 011 Thurs day the Union Company's Island steamer lotua is due at Auckland about mid-day «" 'Monday. Seh will berth at P rince'a \\ barf to bind passengers, mail and cargo from Fiji. Samoa and Tonga \ THE, PRUNUS. After unloading phosphates from Seychelles Islands at King's Wharf, the steaVi'm 1 £ r """» ' s *° Sl, d '" r Westport and v !l - vn " a - Western Australia, at mid-day today. AORANGI AT SUVA. Ihe Royal Mail liner Aorangi arrived at Suva from Auckland at eight o'clock yesterday morning and sailed in the afternoon in continuatio i of her voyage to Honolulu and Vancouver. She is due at Vancouver on October 11

THE MARAMA. The Union Company's intercolonial steamer Marama came out of dock yejterday morning and went into the Hauraki Gulf to have her compasses adjusted. Afterwards she berthed at Central Wharf to continue her overhaul. DIOMEDE AND DUNEDIN. H.M.S Diomede moved from Shcerlegs Wharf to Central Wharf yesterday, preparatory to her departure for England on Tuesday. H.M.S. Dunedin will also leave on Tuesday She will proceed to Hauraki Gulf for two days' gunnery exercise, and afterwards will go to southern ports TIIE CAN \DIAN CRUISER An expected arrival to-morrow is tho Canadian National steamer Canadian Cruiser, from Montreal. She will berth i>t Prince's Wharf to unload general merchandise for Auckland The remainder of tho cargo is for Wellington, Lyttelton. Timaru and Dunedin. TIIE GUSTAF E. REUTER. Under charter to the Atlantic Union Oil Company, the new Swedish motor-tanker Gust a: E. Renter is reported to have cleared Los Angeles last Wednesday with a bulk oil cargo fo" discharge at Auckland, Wellington. Melbourne and Sydney. She is due a* Auckland about October 17. She is a vessel of 0336 tons and was built at Gothenburg, Sweden, last year. PIAKO FROM LIVERPOOL. The New Zealand Shipping Company advises that the Piako i 3 now scheduled to reach Auckland from Liverpool next Wednesday. The vessel has general merchandise from West Coast ports of Great Britain for discharge at Auckland, Wellington, Lyttelton, Dunedin and Bluff. WAIKAWA BERTHED. The Union Company's transpacific steamer Waikawa, which reached Auckland from Los Angeles on Thursday evening, berthed ut Queen's Wharf yesterday morning. Tho vessel has lumber, case oil and general cargo from Pacific Coast ports for discharge nt Auckland, Wellington, Melbourne and Sydney. The general cargo includes a large quantity of onions, of which nearly 2000 tons are for Auckland. The vessel loaded at Vancouver. Ocean Falls, San Francisco and Los Angeles. She sailed from Los Angeles on August 2. Stormy weather encountered when she was nearing New Zealand delayed her arrival by about 12 hours. Captain J. Flynn is in command and he has with him the following officers:—Chief. Mr. N. C. Collier: second, Mr. R. I). Brebner; third. Mr. L. L. Clark; chief engineer. Mr. H. McDougall; second. Mr. J. McKeegan; third, Mr. S. Head; fourth, Mr. G. H. Bell; wireless operator, Mr. S. F. Stafford. THE GOLDEN CLOUD. With nearly 2,000.0000 ft. of lumber, as well as case oil and general cargo, from Pacific Coast ports the American steamer Golden Cloud arrived yesterday afternoon. She is unloading nearly 930,000 ft of lumber and 2000 tons of general cargo and case oil for Auckland at Queen's Wharf. The remainder of the cargo is. for Wellington and Dunedin. The cargo was loaded at Vancouver, Tecoma, Seattle, Aberdeen, Astoria, Eureka, San Francisco and Los Angeles. The Golden Cloud sailed from Los Angeles on August 1. During the voyage the weather was generally fair, but strong westerly winds and rough head seas were encountered during the last two days. Captain A. Skjellerup is in command and the following are the officers:—Chief. Mr. L. A. Petersen; second. Mr. E. W. Bjorseth; third, Mr. J. S. Bowen; chief engineer, Mr. H. George; first assistant. Mr. W. Hagberg; second, Mr. I. J. Klaena: third. Mr. W. J. Wagner; wireless operator. Mr. W. Costlier; chief steward, Mr. P. M. West. Henderson and Macfarlane are the local agents. kE M U EI! A' S PASSENGERS. The following is the forward passeriger--1 i3t of the New Zealand Shipping Company's liner Remuera, which is scheduled to reach Auckland from London and Southampton on October fi: —- First Suloon.—Mrs. M. Rollestou, Mr. A. L. and Miss E. J. D. Turner. Mr. and Mrs. G. N. Brown, Mr. and Mrs. H. G. Wellbourne and two children, Miss I. Honour (nurse). Mr. and Mrs. I). McL. Campbell, Mrs. M. Waller, Mrs. M. I. B. and Dr. Knight. Miss L. C. Bowen, Colonel and Mrs. John Studholme. Mr. H. Buchanan, Sir Harold Benuchamp, Mrs. M. G. Donald and two children. Miss J. C. Brown, Miss R. M. Andrews (nurse), Miss H. T. Williams, Miss C. L. Mowbray. Mr. and Mrs. G. A. Burge. Mr. P. P. C. Penberthy. 0.8. E., and Mrs. Penberthy. Mrs. A. E. Bridgman and child, Mr. and Mrs. E. Rickard and child. Miss M. J. Gow, Mr. F. Duncan, Miss E. J. Crawford, Mr. W. I. Hamilton. Mr. A. M. Smith, Mr. C. L. Wilson. Miss V. E. Harrison-Gregory, Mrs. M. Walsh, Mr. and Mrs. W. G. Duthie, Mr. and Mrs. G. Gould. Miss K. C'. Crtiickshank. Second Saloon.—Mrs. C. A. Mitchell, Mr. I?. Kamshotham, Miss A. Norfolk. Mr. and Mrs. H. Burt, Mrs. M. A. Waite, Mrs. A. Chapman, Mr. and Mrs. J. McLcay, Mrs. E. F. Kirk and ,son. Mr. H. E. Edgley, Mrs. and Mr. Fowler. Mr. K. Tf. C'aznlet. Mr. 11. A. Browning, Mr. J. H. Gunthorp. Mr. M. R. Fnrrer, Mr. A. Simon, Captain and Mrs. V. K. Birch-Reyriarrlson, Miss E Mackay, Mr. G. Scott, Mr. and Mrs. A. E. Newson, Mr. 11. M. McNeill, Mr. ,T. T. Collinson, Master M. C. Farrcr, Miss M. Leighton, Miss E. E. A. Grant. Miss A. S. FitzGibbon, Mr. H. F. Sutfon. Mr. J. McK. Wilson. Mr. 'A. Brindle. Miss N. J. Gallard, Miss F. Miller., Miss I. Tlinir; 3G thirdclass. Captain IT. Barnett is in command, vico Captain J. J. Cameron, who has retired from the company's service. In addition to passengers the Remuera has general merchandise whirl; will be discharged at Auckland and Wellington. WTTHTN WIRELESS RANGE. The following vessels are expected to be within range of the undermentioned wireless stations to-day:— Auckland. —Aorancri, Canadian Cruiser. Iris, Kaiapoi, Maui Pomare. Moeraki, Plume. Prunus, Tofua. Northumberland. Sou)hern Cross. Maheno. Ulimaroa. ('hat ham Islands.— Piako, Tninui, Riniulii'm, Remuera, Wellington.— Makura. Otokia, Niagara, K.v.viitiri. Karamea. Wairuna, Ganiaria, Port Melbourne. Awn run. —Tahiti. Mannganui, Wnikouaiti, Manuka, Pakipaki, Canadian Challenger. City of Lincoln, C A. Lnrsen. Sir J. C. Ross. Kosinos. PORT OF ONEHUNGA. Yesterday's Arrivals. Hnuturu (8 a.m.), from Raglan and Kawhia. BY TELEGRAPH. LYTTELTON.—September 27: Arrived— Maori (7.20 a.m.), from Wellington; Poolta (4.45 p.m.). from Wellington. Sailed— Totura (12.35 p.m.). for Wellington; Maori (7.50 p.m.), for Wellington. DUNEDlN.—September 27; Sailed—City of Lincoln (12.5 p.m.), for Sydney: Canadian Challenger (4.15 p.m.), for Wellington; Storm (G p.m.), for Timaru. BT/UFF.—September 27: Arrived—Manuka (8.45 a.m.), .from Dunedin; Kurow (9.15 p.m.), from 'Timaru. SYDNEY.—September 27: Sailed—Ulimaroa (1 p.m.). for Auckland. 'SUVA.—September 27: Arrived—Aorangi (8 a.m.), from Auckland; Lady Roberts, LOS ANGELES.—September 25: Sailed— Gustaf E. Keutor, for Now Zealand, from Apia.