SHIPPING.

New Zealand Herald, Volume LXVII, Issue 20536, 10 April 1930, Page 7

SHIPPING.

;pORT OF AUCKLAND.

YESTERDAY'S ARRIVALS.

Makura (6.5 a.m.). from Sydney. Pas genuers:—

fiiat Saloon.—Meadnmea Bazely, Barry, Beecher, Bray. Clarke. Ison, Kolioe, Miliar Pen hall. Misses V. Duncan. M. Fitzsimmona, L. Laidlaw. C. Morgan. I?.. Worritl M. Smith. M. Wade. E. Ward. W. Browne. W. Bumott, W. Baialisy. S. Call and, W. Coath. J. GUkes, P Hollinueworlli.' R. Hargreavofl, H. Ison, 11. Jones. H J nedo. J. Miller, J. Molloy, -C. 'McCristal. J. O'SuUivan. C. ronhall, 11. Ti.ylor, H. W«wt. Kecond Saloon.—Mesdames Appa. Capper, Frost, Morris, McPherson. Thompson, Wilt son, Webb and child, Misses G. Driscoll, B. Manaon. Messrs. W. Alexander, C Capper. W. Finlayson. F. Frost. W. Fleming, F. Gillespie, J. Jones, J. Morris, R McKenzie, N./McCullan. J. Thompson, Jj' Whelan, J. Webb, and 24 third-class.-rak<?'oa (7..1S a.m.), from papier. Acasta (10.30 a.m.), from Balik Papan. Motu (3 a.m.). from Awanni; Hauiti (7.55 am.), from Kerepeehi: Coronation (2 pm.), from Awanui; Margaret W (4,10 cm.), from Gisborne; Apanui (5.40 p.m.), from P.irenga; Rangitoto (CI. 10 p.m.). from (' '0 ,p.m.). from Waiheko: Knwau (10.30 p.m.). from Big Omaha; J'aniwha (10.10 p.m.), from Pneroa.

YESTERDAY'S DEPARTURES. Port Carolina (t p.m.), for London. Canadian Transporter (5.20 p.m.). for Wellington. • ' Kaiiniro (12.10 a.m.), for Weslport: Kairau (9.5 a.m.). for Bis Omaha: Oman* (10.30 a.m.). for Waiheke; Otimai (145 am.), for Opotiki; Waka (1 p.m.). for Tauranga: Motu (5 p.m.). for AwaS Wriipiala (10.30 p.m.). for Wellington.

VESSELS DUE TO-DAY. Claymore, from Whangarei. 3.30 a.m. Apanui. from Thames. 0 p.m. Bancitoto, from Great Barrier. 10 p.m. Omana. i'roin Matakana, 10 p.m.

VESSELS SAILING TO-DAY. Omsna for Kawau. 8 a.m. Ransiitoto. for Great Barrier. 8 a.m. Apanui. foe Thames. 9.30 a.m. Clajmoro. for Whangarei, 4 p.m. Hauiti. for Kerepeehi. 7 p.m. Tan:.wha. for Paeroa, 7,30 p.m.

VESSELS EXPECTED AT AUCKLAND. INTERCOLONIAL AND COASTAL. Waipahi. Southern rorts, April 12. " Ksrjpo. Southern ports. April 13. Gabr'.ella, Melbourne. April 13. Kaiiuanawa. Westport, April lsl. Tofi'ia, Fiji. April 14. Ulimaroa, Sydney, April 15.

JARLY SAILINGS FROM AUCKLAND

INTERCOLONIAL AND OVERSEAS. Makura, Sydney. April 11. Pakeha. London. April 12. Waipahi, Apia, April 16. Ulinaroa, Sydney. April 17. Tofna. Fiji, April 19. Aoritn&i. Sydney, April 21, Maunganui, Sydney. April 24. Port; Hobart. America, Canada and London, April 30. .... Hereford, Hamburg and Great Britain. May 10. Mahia, London, May 16. Ruahine, London, May 24.

AUSTRALIA-NEW ZEALAND, tnirnaroa. at Sidney: sails April 11: 'due

Auckland April 15. _ „ Maheno. sailed from Melbourne for Wellington. via Southern ports, April 8: due Wellington April 11: sails for Melbourne, via Bluff, April 12. Maunganui, at. Wellington; sails for Sydney April lL ... «•, llakura. at, Auckland: sails for Sydney *. April 11.

BRITISH PASSENGER STEAMERS. Ruahine. left London March 15: duo Auckland April 22. Mataroa. left Southampton March 28; dun Wellington April 29. Rangitata, leaves Southampton. April 11; due Wellington May 14.Tainui, leaves Southampton April 25, due

Auckland May 31. Rangitane, leaves Southampton may 9; due Auckland June 11.

PACIFIC MAIL SERVICE. Tahiti, due Gydnoy April 12; sails for San Francisco, via Wellington, April 17. Aorangi, left 'Vancouver April 2; due Auckland April 20; sails for Sydney

April 22. Niagara, due Vancouver April 25; sailß for Auckland April 30. Marama, left Wellington March 26; due San Francisco April 11. , VESSELS IN PORT. In Stream—Rewa (bq.), Waitomo, JH.M.C.S. Iris, Mako (Watkm and Wallis), Kurow. Devonport—H.M.S. Philomel. Queen's Wharf-Makura (U.S.S. Coy.). King's Wharf— Sinnington Court (N.Z.S. Coy.), Huia (E. C. Campbell). Western Wharf Korua (Gisborne dredge), Egero (Shell Coy.), Acosta (Shell Coy.). „ n „ . Central Wharf—Westmoor (N.Z.S. Coy.), Pakeha (A.,S. Pr.terson). In Dock—H.M.S. Dunedin. Chelsea—Elveria (Spedding, Ltd.).

The Kajmanawa was to leave Westport nt eight o'clock last evuriing with coal for Napier and Auckland. The Karepo,. on route from South Island ports, left Wellington for Picton last night to load chaff for Auckland. She is expoctcd at Auckland on Sunday morning.

The Nobel auxiliary schooner Huia was removed to King's Wharf yesterday to continue loading timber for Melbouruu. Sho i« scheduled to sail on Friday.

THE ' PORT FAIRY. The Farmers' Co-operative t Auctioneering Company haa received advice _ that the Commonwealth and Dominion Line motorship Port Fairy is now scheduled to reach Auckland from Australia on April 19, instead of April 17. to commenco loading New Zealand produce for London. Ihe vessel will >_lso load at Wellington and ehe is to be despatched from Wellington for London, via Tana ma.

THE PORT SYDNEY. The Commonwealth and, Dominion < Line eteamer Port, Sydney, which in coming to Kew Zealand Hrom England in ballast to load, is roported .to have cleared Newport Newg last Monday. The vessel is scheduled to commenco loading at Lyttclton about May 5 and afterwards at Wanganui and Wellington. From Wellington she 18 to be despatched for London, via Montevideo, on May liO.

THE MARGARET W. Thn motor vessel Margaret W returned to Auckland from Gisborno yesterday afternoon and is at King's Wharf. Tho vessel broke down ,off East, Cape recently and had to be towed to Gisborno by the Tiroa. Tho mishap to the engines of the Margaret W. consisted of a broken coupling on the tail shaft, and was repaired without difficulty at Gisborne, no trouble being experienced on the return trip to Auckland. The vessel hnn now been withdrawn from commission to undergo her Annual overhaul and «urvcy.

PASSENGERS FOR SYDNEY. The following passengers left Wellington for Sydney by the Boyal Mail linor Tahiti on Tuesday evening:— First Saloon.—llr. W. L. and Mrs. Aimps. Mr- A Aboud, Mr. W. C. Bowers, Mr. J. Berwick. Mr. Black. Mr. Bowman. Mrs. Beckworth, Mr. and Mrs. K. V. Binning. Sir Henry and' Lady Buckleton, Mr. and Mrs. Burnhara, Mr. Bevan, Mr. Berryman, Mr. Berryman, Mrs. G. G. Brown, Miss Bfickhurst, Mra. Craig, Mr. and Mrs. A. Mr, and Mrs. A. Cooper, Pn Campbell, Mrs. Campbell, Miss Curlett, Mr. Chratmns, Mr. J. Elder, Mr. Eskoll, Airs. Russell Fergusson, Mr. and Mrs. 'nrt'e. Mrs. Fisher, Mrs. L. Fotheringhnm, ilißßcs Falconer (i). Mrs. Falconer, Mr. and Mrs. W. II Gnisford, Mr. and Mrs. G. Mr. M. R. Henry, Mr. and Mrs. C. Harris and infant, Rev. .T. Iladfleld, Mr. and Mrs. Hamilton, Mr. Haslani, Mr. P- King, Mrs. Legge, Mr. arid Mrs. Ley*aad, Mrs Livesey, Dr. P. Milne, Mrs. G, Miss Mayor. Air. and Mrs. J. N. Miller, Mr. Mayor, Mrs. May, Mr. McDonald, Mr.- A. ,T. Macdonald, Mrc. O'Mullane, Mrs. Peek. Mr. Pock, Mr. J. 12. Phillips. Mrs. K. Piper, Mr. Miss Robertson, To' r - ant * Stewart, Mr, C. banders, Mr. D. F. Stewart. Misa SawJclle, Mr. and Mrs. 0. Spinks, Miss E. H. ppe&rs, Mr. K. I). Tovey, Mr. T. Thornton, Mr. R. Tnit, Miss Valentino, Mrs. WarMr. nnd Mrs. Williams, Mr Williams, Mrs. Walcott, Dr. S. Ziele.

ml sf c pnd Saloon.—Mr. M. C. Auld. Mr. Balfantyne, Mr. and Mrs. Barwick, Mr. W. G. Burton. Mrs. A. Byrne. Mr. and Mra. C. Chsmhe.'lain, Ming J. Ferrier, Mrs. and Misa Gray. Mrs. W. Humble, Miss S. Hay, M. Hay, Mrs. and Miss Hen wood, »nd Mrs. T. A. Jarvis, Miss Lysaght. «ev, A. and Mrs. Leversedge. Mr. J Master*. Mr. E. W. MeCallum, Mr. and M_rs. V l .- W McLean, Mlm- Pope. Rev. Parsons, Mrs. Parsons, Misa Parson*, Mrs. RawnsJfy. Mr. Rojters, Miss A. Stnrk, Miss A. m. oUllp ' Mina E. K. Stewart. Mr. H. v, VV Mrs. Trijtvimu and infant, Mrs. Miss Williams, Mist M, Wnlker. 18 third «IMB*

MOOLTAN AT FREMANTLE. Tho P. and O. liner Mooltan arrived at. Fremantlo from London yesterday After calling at Adelaide and Molbourno tho vessel ia duo at Sydnoy noxt Thursday. CUMBERLAND AT PANAMA. Reported to have reached Panama last Monday tho Federal Lino steamer Cumberland is en route from Wellington to London, Liverpool and Glasgow. Sho was despatched from Wellington on March 15. THE ENTON. According to cabled advico tho Avonuo Shipping Compimy'n motor-ship Enton left Halifax for New York Inst Monday. The Teasel is scheduled to complete loading at Now York for Aucklnnd, Wellington. Lyttelton and Duuodin under tho auspices of tho A. and A. Line. THE CANADIAN COMMANDER. Scheduled to arrivo from Halifax tomorrow tho Canadian National' steamer Canadian Commander had not reported by wireless yesterday. Tho vessel's cargo is for disohargo at Auckland and Australian porta. MAKURA FROM SYDNEY. Tho Union Company's li'ner Makura arrived from Sydney yesterday morning and berthed at Queen's Wharf to land passengers, mail and cargo. Sho is to sail on her roturn trip to Sydney at throo o'clock to-morrow afternoon. CARGO FROM THE EAST. The Union Company's Indian trader Narbada cleared Calcutta on April 3 for Rangoon, Penang, Sinsaporo, Samnrang and Sou ra bay a to continue loading Eastern produce for Auckland, Wellington, Lyttelton and Dunedin. Slu> is expected to reach Auckland about the middle of May. THE CANADIAN TRANSPORTER. Tho Canadian National • steamer Canadian Transporter sailed for Wellington, Lyttelton, Timaru and Dunedin last ovening to complete unloading cargo from Halifax. Tho vessel will also load in tho south and then return to Auckland about May 1 to complete loading general cargo for New York, Boston and Montreal. TAIRGA DUE TO-MORROW. Tho Shaw, Savill and Albion steamer Tairoa has reported by wireless that sho will arrive (rem Liverpool at noon tomorrow. Sho was scheduled to arrivo yesterday.. Tho vessel has a general merchandise cargo from West Coast ports of Great Britain for discharge at Auckland, Wellington, Lyttelton, Timaru aud Dunedin. A. S. Piiterson and Company. Limited, aro tlio local agents. THE PAKEHA. : The Shaw, Savill and Albion steamer Pakeha arrived feom Napier yesterday morning and berthed at Central Wharf to load a large quantity of New Zealand produce for Rotterdam and London. She is expected to sail for Rotterdam at daybreak on Sunday. A. S. Paterson and Company, Limited, are the local agents. THE PORT HARDY. The Commonwealth and Dominion Line steamer Port Hardy is duo from London to-morrow morning and will anchor off Motuihi Island to unload explosives. Afterwards the vessel will come into port to discharge cargo for Auckland to tho agency of Heather, Roberton, Limited. Her other discharging ports aro Wellington and New Plymouth. THE TANKER ACASTA. Under charter to the Shell Company, the Norwegian tanker Acasta arrived from Balik Papan yesterday morning with r. full cargo of bulk oil fuel for dischargo_ at Auckland and Wellington. Sho is at Western Wharf, and is expected to sail for Wellington today. Tho vessel was formerly named War Matron, and wa3 built at Sunderland in 1918. Her tonnage is 5259 gross. When she was first announced as coming to Auckland her name was given as Acosta, which is a Venezuelan oil tanker much smaller in size than the Acasta. THE PORT HOBART. The Commonwealth and Dominion Lino motor-ship Port Hobart was due at Now Plymouth from Launceston, Tasmania, yesterday to coirmenco loading New Zealand produce for Now York, Boston, Halifax and London. From New Plymouth tho vessel will proceed to Wanganui, Wellington. Napier, Gisborne and Auckland. She is scheduled to reach Auckland on April 28 and to sail for New York two dayß later. Heather, Roberton. Limited, aro th 6 local agents, WESTMOOR AND SINN.INGTON COURT. The motor-ship Westmaor has completed unloading basic slag and phosphates from Antwerp at Central Wharf and is now awaiting orders. . The steamer Sinnington Court, which is discharging basic slag and phosphates from Antwerp at King's Wharf, is expected to complete cargo operations to-morrow. No orders have Deen received in reference to her future movements. PASSENGERS FOR ENGLAND. Tho following is the list of passengers on board the Shaw, Savill and Albion liner Corinthic, which left Wellington for Southampton and London last evening:—• Saloon —Mr. A. W. Amon, Mrs. Amon. Miss M. J. Amon, Miss J. R. Anderson, Mrs. H. M. Bakewell, Dr. E. C. Barnott. Mrs. Barnett, Mr. E. W. Barnett, Miss J W. Barnett, Mr. I. A. Barnett. Master A A. Barnett, Miss P. O. Barnett. Miss E.' M. Brown, "Miss M. E. Brown, Mr. C. B. Buxton, Mr. J. A. Campbell, Miss M. A. E. G. Campbell, Mrs. M. M. Cavit, Mrs. A, M Cavit, Mr. F. Choulor, Mrs. Chouler, Mr. Andrew Collins, Miss B. IT. M. Collins. Mr. F. W. Council, Mr. .T. Cowens, Mrs. Cowenß, Miss J. Damant, Mr. C. E. Dempsoy, Mrs. M. C. Dixon, Colonel A Dugdale. Mrs. Dugdalo. Mr. G. Eadie. Mr. H. D. Edwards. Mrs. Edwards. Mr. W. G. Fry, Mrs. Fry, Miss M. E. Fry, Mr. W. H. Fry. Mr. E. Gates Miss M. Gould, Miss I. Hart, Mrs. R. E. M. Hepburn, Mr. H. W. Hepburn, Mr E. C. Holmes, Mrs. Holmes, Mr. W. S. Jackson. Mr. J. S. Jenkins, Mrs. Jonkins. Mrs. A F H. Kitto, Miss M. Kitto. Mrs. K. Lazoli Mr. E Lewis. Mr. M. F. Macfarlanc, Mrs. Macfarlane, Mr. R. Marfoll. Mrs. Marfell. Mr M. Matheson, Mrs. Matheson. Miss S. J.' May field. Mr A. G. Meyrick. Mr T L M. Millar, Miss M. B. MacGregor, Miss A. A McLean, Miss F K C. Ogston. Mr. C. W. A. Peterson. Master ,T. B. Peterson, Mr. H. E. L Porter. Mrs. Porter. Mr. J. Sanders. Mrs. Sunders. Miss M B. Scott, Mr. W. W. Sime. Mr. T B Smith. Mrs. J. Spark Miss F. A. Steel, Mr. K. Steele. Mrs. Steele, Mr. j\ G. Stokes, Mrs. Stokes, Miss M. E. son. Mrs. M. Topbss. Mr. J. Wallace. Miss H E. Walloco, Miss G. M. Wheeler, Mr. W G Wileman. Mr. W. E. AV likes. Miss I<. A ' Williams, and 125 third class.

WITHIN WIRELESS RANGE, 'j'ho following vessels are expected .to bo within range of tho undermentioned wireless Bt V^ucWand"--Ni p.garn, Moeraki, Tofua, .Tuno, Canadian Britisher, Wniruna. Mam Pomaro, Port Caroline. Canadian Explorer. Uin ton, Kaitoke, Southern Cross, fanoa, Ventura, S 'SSti. P m" '{Xmin.-Soutliern Frinctin, Wat, V,,™ Port Hobart. Aorangi, Northumberland, laluti, Canonesa, Middlcßdx,- Port Vicfor, _ [ on| c. Zealandic, Otokia, Corintlnc, Woirbank, ' '^wivrua.—City of New York, Eleanor Pollin" Sir James C. Ross, Otnki, Kaponga, Karetu, Maheno.

PORT OF ONEHUNGA. Ycsterdhy's Arrivals,—Hauturu (9.30 am), from Kawhia «nd Waikoto Heads; Ngapuhi (10.15 a.m.), from New Plymouth Yestorday's Departures.—Hckianga (11.30 a.m.), for Hokianga.

BY TELEGRAPH. WELLINCTON—ApriI 9: Arrived—,,r /7 am) from Lytteton; Karepo r„ ) fro Lyttelton; Storm (12.50 im ) from Lyttelton; Opihi (1.40 p.m.), from Lyttelton; Tutanokni (4.30 p.m.). from New pfymouth: Tasmania (7.20 p.m.). from Napier Sailod-Tonic (1.10 v p.m.), for Lybf.u P '.' Wirisatui (G. 20 p.m.). for Lyttelton: Wahine (7.50 p.m.). for Lyttelton; Corinthib (8.15 p.m.), for London. T,VTT"ET/rON.— April 0: Arrived—Maori (fJPam ) from Wellington: Calm <12.30 p.m.). from Wellington; .fohn 9.45 a.m . from Timaru. Sailed-toxton U.IS p.m.). for Foxton- Calm (8 p.m. I. for Bluff; John (a2O 3: for Wellington; Maori (8.20 p.m.), for Wellington. DUNEDIN. —April 9: Arrived— Bat'angiv (2 ''O pm ) from Bluff, Sailed—Hertford (6.15 am!),'for Bluff; Maheno (11.45 a.m.). for Lyttelton. FREMANTLE.— April 9: Arrived—Mooltan, from London.

LOS ANGELES.— April 7: ArrivedChiloil, from Wellington. PANAMA.— April 7: Arrived-Cumher-land, en rout© from Wellington to London. NEWPORT NE W S.—Sailed—Port Sydney, en route from England to New Zealand.

CAPE HORN.—March 7: Sailed—Port Brisbane, en route from Lyttelton to London and Hamburg, via Montevideo. DUNKIRK.— April 7: Arrived—Anglo Canadian, from Now Zoaland.