SHIPPING.

New Zealand Herald, Volume LXVII, Issue 20621, 21 July 1930, Page 5

SHIPPING.

; PORT OF AUCKLAND. SATURDAY'S ARRIVALS. Pono (12.15' a.m.). from Const; Ivawau fi 10 a.m.). from Warkworth; Ilauiti C 5.15 «m.) fro m Kerepc^ehi; Claymore (8 a.m.), irotn whancnrci; Ilauiti (5.30 p.m.), from ; Motu (5.35 p.m.), from Awanni. SATURDAY'S DEPARTURES. Ifotii (12.30 p.m.). for Awanui; Hauiti (150 p.m.). for Waiheke; Omana (i.55 cm.). f° r W'niheke: Port Waikato (5.45 ,<mY for LyitMton; Coronation (6.5 p.m.). ■joi Awauui: AVaka (11.5 p.m.). for TauTanen. , YESTERDAY'S ARRIVALS. . Tiroa (3.10 a.m.). from Gisborne; Toa (11 in.), -from Whakalano; Waimea (1 p.nj.), rpmiti'(G.-IO p.m.), from Waiheke; Omana ,7V), from \Vaiheko. jjifcurangi (3.30 p.m.}. from Norfolk Island.

YESTEIIDA V• S DEP A RTURES. Tani'vlw (3.15 p.m.). for Paeroa.

VESSELS DUE TO-DAY. flisca if" 111 Wellington, mid-day. Hani/itoto. from Cororaandel, 6 p.m. Tnniwha, from Pncroa. 10 p.m. (J unbar. from Gisborne. monims.

VESSELS SAILING TO-DAY. Tutanekni, for Hauraki Gulf, 8 a.ra for Coromaudel. 8.30 a.m. Omana, tor Warkworth. 9.30 a.m. Waipiata. for Wellington, noon. Apanui. for Mercury Bay, 2 p.m. Podo. for Paproa. 3 p.m. Clansman,/for Kussell. 4 p.m. Ttihoe. for "VVhanannki, * p.m. Otiir.ai. for Opotiki. 5 p.m. Kawau. for Mangawai, 4 p.m. Uauiti. for Kerepeehi. 3 p.m.

.VESSELS EXPECTED AT AUCKLAND. 12iTERCOlX>5»IAl» AND COASTAL. Kiiicpo, West port, July 24. Kaituua, Grey mouth. July n Waimariuo Southern Ports July -4. Kiwitea. Melbourne. July .3. Niagara, Sydney. July -S. Jdaunsauui. Sydney. via Wellington. H.JiLS. 8 Dunedin, Vila, August 2. Tofua." Fiji. August 4. TJliraaroa, Sydney. August 19. H.M.S. Veronica. Fiji. September. hIm.S. Labtirnum. Fiji. October Id. ovehsea.3 Pnkiuaki, Liverpool. July 28. Bisca. San Pedro, via Southern ports. City' o* Khartoum, New York, July 20. Clvdebanki Texas. July 24. Columbia. Bunbury. via Southern ports. July 25. ■ Waihemo, Westport. July 2a. Femdale. Napier. July 20. to load. ' Golden Goast, Los Angeles July 27. Port Bowen. Liverpool. July 27. Port Fremantle, Gisborne. July 23, to load. Mirrabooka. San Francisco. July 30. Canadian Challenge "Wellington, Auzust 2, to load. ~ Henzada, New York. August i. Coxinthic, London, via Wellington, Ausrast

Port Alma. London, Angust 9. Benedick. Singapore. August 10. Canadian Cruiser, Montreal. August 10. Waikawa. Loa Angeles. August 10 Middlesex. Liverpool. August 11. Limerick./ Napier, August 14, to load Argyllshire, Tokomara Bay. August 21, to load. lonic, London. August 25. Somerset. Liverpool. August 2G. Golden Cross, Los Angeles. August 27. Armadale, New York. August 27, Zealandic. Liverpool. September 4 Canadian Transporter. Montreal, September 7. Mabia, Liverpool, September 9. Fernwood; Tampico. to sail, llnanohu. London, via W allington, September lo Hertford. Liverpool. September 24. Mataroa. London, via Wellington. September 24. Malolo. "Wellington. December 10. H.M.S. ,Diomede, England, middle D<»cember.

EARLY SAILINGS PROM AUCKLAND INTERCOLONIAL AND OVERSEAS. Waipahi, Rarotonga, July Kerndale, London, July '2U Niagara, Vancouver, July 29. Port Fremantle. London. July SO. ; JTaunsanui, Sydney. August I. 'Canadian Chal!cn?er, America and Montreal. August 3. Tofua, Fifli, August 0. Aorangi. Sydney. August 11. Limerick, Halifax and London, August 20 TJlimnroa, Sydney. August 22. Argyllshire. London. August 23. Southern Cross, New Hebrides. September 9. PACIFIC MAIL SERVICE. Tahiti, left San Francisco July 9, due Wellington July 23. sails for Sydney July 20. Aorangi, at Vancouver: sailß July 23, duo Auckland August 10. Niagara/ at Sydney; sails for Vancouver via Auckland July 24. ilakura, due ~San Francisco from Wellington. August 1: eails for Wellinstop August 6. AUSTRALIA-NEW ZEALAND Ulimaroa, left Sydney July 18: due Well ington July 22: sails for Sydney July 25. # Mabeno, loft Melbourne for Wellington, via Southern ports. July 17; due JBlufl July 21, Wellington July 25 Maunganui, due Sydney July 22; sails for Auckland, via Wellington, July 25 BRITISH PASSENGER STEAMERS I'ernuera, left Southampton June 13; du<> .Wellington,, via Suva. July 28. C'orinthic. left Southampton Juno 20* due-Wellington July 28. Rnneitiki, left Southampton July 4; due Wellington August 6. lonic, left .Southampton July 18; due Auckland August 25. Ruapehu, leaves Southampton August 1: /duo Wellington September 10. Malaroa. leaves Southampton August 15: due Wellington September 16. Ruapehu, leaves Southampton August 15: due Wellington September 10. I'angitata, leaves Southampton August 29: duo Wellington October 1, « VESSELS IN PORT. 11l Stream—Waitomo. H.M.C.S. Iris, Kair;inga, Southern Cross (mission steamer). Piri (aux. schnr.). Devon port H.M.B. Philomel, H.M.S. Wakakura, Nucula (Admiralty oiltanker). f:jielsea—Dalfram (A. G. Frankham). Kirig's Wharf—Margpret W. (A. G. Frankham}. Hikurnngi (Spedding, Ltd.). Tiroa (A. G. Frankham). Prince's Wharf—Waipiata (U.S.S. Coy.).. Wairnea (U.S.S. Coy.). Oaecii's Wharf—Wnipahi (U.S.S. Coy.).

Mr. S. C. Angus, chief officer of the lias Leon granted special leave.

Tbo Kaituna v.-ns to leave Grcymouth for Auckland at four o'clock on Saturday morale*. -She js tine to-morrov.\

Mr. 11. 1,. p. Brown linn been appointed fHicf officer of the llnnrnki, relieving Mr j'. A. liroc';ftt for holidays.

Tlx* \Vin;;atui is to lo.id at Dnnedin toluorroAv :>ncl afterwards at Timn.ru, Lyttclton un<l AVi-ilitifrlon for Auckland. The Krirepo is to Icarc New Plymouth for Auckland to-day to complete unload3i',' coal from Vi'estport. blio U duo oil 'lhursday.

Hie Union f'oir.psiny'a steamer Gabriclla ia retorted io h:iv« cleared Sydney on Sntnrd;,iy_ for Xw Plymouth and Wiinganui, v; i.' f.vcast!t*.

MA. -T. Lyon ;p joining Kakariki f Melboimin as c-]iii*f officer, relieving Mr. -V B. Frnser, who has resigned from the «i iiipauy's servifc.

Cii.taii: V<*. .7. B. Eyre, of the Kamo, and 1"!> officers, Messrs. \V. A. Todd, I. B. -I>jri;<.. k r and M. ,T Mcllao, have been transferred to tin.- Xiraluuu Captain M, MrKenzie. of tho Ngakuta, his oiTicfr", Messrs. I'. W. Young, El. P. n )o\v;iand ['• fin by. liavc been transJcrred to the N^atoro. 1 -I - Wairanrino left Lytfelfon for Pie--I'<n, V-'ellingtoii und Auckland ut five o'clock on ; Friday evening. Sho is expected at about Thursday. Captain E If Love, of iho N'catoro, and I'iS officer* Messrs. R. D. Brebuer, It J);dTiicr, and <). A. Meyer, aro returning to iv'cli'iigton for instructions < iiptaiu .1. P. 8. Brown will take cornin.ind of Ihe Royal Mail liner Niagara at • v V'lttey, relieving Captain T. V. Hill, who {foiiiff on holiday leave. The Tiroa arrived from (lie Coast yester(lay morning and is at King's Wharf. She ;■ to be despatched on her return trip to J'.ast Coast hays at noon to-morrow. _ M!:'. J. Cochrane recently joined tha Kti;. raiiL;ii as second officer, relieving Mr Hi- B. , Khlert, v.-ho has transferred to the ■Oonuh' in a similar capacity, Mr. R. Allan having resigned from the company's eeryico. i'he Government steamer Tutanekai fs to sail for the Hnuraki Gulf at eight o'clock this morning to attend to the lights and beacons. She v. ill return to Auckland about i' relay.

. Tho departure of the Waipiatn for Well--1,1 i lyttelton, Dunedin. Bluff, Oatunru a ?f Timaru has been postponed until five 0 clock this evening. She ib loading at Pnnce'a Wharf. The Waimoa arrived from Napiei at one 01 clock yesterday afternoon and is at 1 rince s Wharf. She is to en.il on her return trip to Gisborne and Napier to-morrow afternoon. e Richardson steamer Gunbtfr is duo ' rem the coast this tnorninsr and will berth at King a Wharf. The Mako is due from Portland to-morrow morning. They are to bo despatched for East Coast bays to-morrow afternoon. THE PORT ALMA. Messrs. Heather. Robcrton, Limited, advises that the Commonwealth and Dominion Lino motor-ship Port Alma is scheduled to arrive from London on August 7. Her cargo will bo despatched at Auckland. Wellington and Napier. CARGO FROM TASMANIA. The _ Union Company advises that the Kartigi is expected to load at Devonport, Tasmania, at the end of this month or the beginning of August for Auckland. She will possibly call nt Newcastle en route to this port. THE PORT BOWEN. The Commonwealth and Dominion Lino st<VJier Port Bowen is scheduled to arrive from Liverpool on July 27 with general merchandise from West Coast ports of Great Britain for discharge at Auckland, Wellington, Lyttelton and Dunedin. Heather, Roborton, Limited, are tho local agents. AORANGI AT VANCOUVER. Tho Union Company has received advice that tho Royal Mail liner Aorangi reached Vancouver from Auckland at five o'clock la«t Thursday evening. The vessel in to sail on her return trip to Honolulu. Suva. Auckland and Sydney on Wednesday, and she is due back at this port on August 10. PAKIPAKI REPORTS. Wireless advice received from the Federal Line steamer Pakipaki states that she will arrive from Liverpool on Wednesday, a week behind schedule. Tho vessel has general merchandise from West Coast porra of Great Britain and will discharge at Auckland, Napier. Wellington, Lyttelton. Dunedin and Tiniaru. The New Zealand Shipping Company are the local agents. R.M.S. NIAGARA AT SYDNEY. Tho Royal Mail liner Niagara reached Sydney from Auckland at seven o'clock on Saturday morning. Tho vessel is to leave Sydney next Thursday and Auckland tho following Tuesday on her 100 th voyage to Suva, Honolulu and Vancouver. WAIHEMO TO BE LAID UP. Tho Union Company's transpacific steamer Waihemo, was to leave New Plymouth for Wcstport and Auckland on Saturday morning. On arrival at Auckland the vessel will pay off and alio is to be laid up until required again for tho Pacific Coast cargo eervice. THE HENZADA. Under charter to the Commonwealth and Dominion Line, tho Henzada is scheduled to reach Auckland from New York on July 29. The vessel haa a general merchandise cargo for discharge at Auckland, Wellington, Lyttelton, Timaru and Dunedin. The Farmers' Co-operative Auctioneering Company are tho local agents. MAHANA CLEARED COLON. Reported to have cleared Colon last Thursday the Shaw, Sovill and Albion steamer Mahana is en route from Auckland to Halifax and London. She sailed from Auckland on June 25. lONIC LEAVES SOUTHAMPTON. Cabled advice states <hat the Shaw, Savill and Albion liner lonic was despatched from Southampton for Auckland on Friday. The vessel has passengers and mail for New Zealand and general merchandise for dincharge at Auckland and Wellington. She is due at Auckland on August 25. EANGITANE'S PASSENGER LIST. The New Zealand Shipping Company's motor-liner Rangitano left Wellington lor Southampton and London, via Panama, on Saturday morning. In addition to cargo and mail she has on board the following passengers:— First Saloon—Mrs. Selv.'yn Chambers, Mr, R. M. Chambers, Mr. W. Clifford, Miss M. L. A. Clifford. Miss B. J. Coleman, Misa C. J. Croft Mrs J. C. Fisher. Master H. L Fisher, Miss J. C. Fisher, Mr. T. P. Hall, Mr. M. E. Harvey, Mr. G. Sevicko Jones, Miss D. M. Kiver, Mr. B. Lowick, Dr. F>. Marsden, Mis. Marsden, Captain G. II Noakei, Mrs. Noakes, Mr. E. Ralphs, Dr. S. Scoulnr, Mr. B. Segal, Mr. A. V. Stolir, Mrs W. H Upton, Mr. G. T. Upton. Miss W. J. Upton, Miss F. R. Upton. Mrs. R. C. Wilde Mr. A. E. Wells. Second Saloon—Mrs. G. M. B'.rchall, Miss M. P. Birchall. Mr. R. N. Cary, Mrs. Curs, Mr. R. S. Cary. Mrs. R. E. Clegg. Mrs. L. A. English, Mr. L. B. Evans, Mrs. Evans, Mr. J. D. Foxon, Mr 3. Foxon, Mr. W. Caw, Mr. Garrett, Miss D. C. Gordon. Miss E. E. Hemington, Mr. E. P. Jones, Mrs. V. I. L. Spence. Mrs. M. Short, Mr. A. J. Walker, and 85 third-class. THE TANKER BISCA. Having left Wellington at 7.20 a.m. on Saturday the Atlantic Union Oil CompanyV chartered tanker Bisca is due at Auckland at mid-day to-day. The vessel will berth at Western Wharf to continue unloading bulk oil from San Pedro. She will afterwards proceed to Sydney to complete discharge. The Bisca is a now Norwegian motor-tanker of GOB 3 tons gross. She was | launched early this year from the yards j of Armstroug-Whitworth and Company, j Limited, Walker-on-Tyne. Her contract j speed is 10} knots, but on her trials her speed, reached 11.20 knots. Tho propelling machinery consists of a six-cylinder Arm-strong-Sulzer single acting two-stroke Diesel engine, built by Mes3is. Armstrong-Whit-worth and capable of developing 3120 b.p. The auxiliary machinery consiste of refrigerating machinery, a system of pumpß, both steam and electrically driven, boiler feed injectors, two three-stage air compressors, oil purifierß for both lubricating and fuel oil, one ten-ton evaporator, an oil-burning installation, and a set of dynamos and full electrical equipment. The shipis fitted with a wireless direction-fiuder. Tho ship can carry 83-19 tons of petrol, and provision is made for 720 tons of oil fuel. There are two fresh-water tanks, each with a capacity for 5691 gallons, and 774 tons of water ballast can be carried. The bridge is situated amidships, with tho engines and fuuncl aft. There are two masts and a full eauiP® 6ll ' of deck machinery.

PASSENGERS FOR SYDNEY. The following is the passenger list of the Union Company's intercolonial steamer Maunganui, which left Wellington for Syuney on Friday evening:— First Saloon-Mrs. J. P. Abel, Miss M. Abel. Mr T. H. Butler. Mr S. Bennett, Miss P. Brown, Mrs. A. F. Bray, Miss M C. Bray, Miss A. Clcgg. Miss E. Dulsbury, Mr Dyboll, Mr. P. W. Ellis. Lieut, and Mrs. Edwards, Mrs. M, Emerson, Miss J L. Fleming, Miss M. S. Fleming. Miss M A Forsythc, Mr. and Mrs. Gilmour arid child, Miss V. Gnrden, Miss N. M. E Gillies. Mr. A. L. Hnslam, Mr. and Mrs A. Hamilton, Miss M. A. Hughes. Mr E. Hemming. Miss Jacob, Mr. J. Mr. G J H. Kerruish. Mr. and Mrs. L' A. King, Mr. 11. Lenau, Mr. and Mrs. Lyons. Miss Lyons, Miss Lysaghl, Miss (•. Mullano, Mr. McDonald. Mr. Matin-son, Miss E Mann, Mr. W. S. MeKinlay. Mr b. A. Midlane, Mr. N. II Nash, Mr and Mm. Nelson. Mrs. A. Noma, Mr. I'. b. Olliver. Mr. W. Oakley, Mw. M 1, I'nrry. Mrs. E J. Parrott. Mrs M. A I'ickin, Miss M. Purse. Mr. and Mrs. W. Purse. Mr and Mrs. Palmer. Mr. C. .T. Petersen. Mrs _ L. Pilgrim, Mr. A. D Paisley, Mr. and Mrs. I D. Richlieimer. Mr. C. L. Richlieimer, Mrs. F. L. Roberts, Mis. A. Robertson. Mr C Rushbrook. Mr. and Mrs. K Heed and infant. Miss P. Ryan Mrs. G Ryan. Mrs. I. E. M. Robert-son, Mr. 0 1' C. v. Ricard. Mr. and Mrs. Sibley, Mis. Sinclair. Mr. and Mrs 11. Shand and infant. Mr. and Mrs. W. M. Sliaiid, Mr. Shand, Mr. D. Scott and infant. Miss »1. U. Mill. Mr. Shaddock. Mr. W. Saunders, Mrs lot terdell. Mr. W. A. Turner. Miss M. Uiompton. Mr. J. 11. Thickett. Miss R. lurner. Mr. and Mrs Wilson. Mr. and Mrs. L. J Wise, Mr. II Wood. Mr. A FI. Woodford, Rev, E. Ward, Miss B. M A\atson. Second Saloon—Mr. A. Adcoclc, Miss Ayron, Misn C. Ashcroff. Miss F. T Brand. Miss C. Buchanan. Mrs. N" Croßftll and infant, Mr P. Corkc, Mr. G. 1. Cliapmnn, Mr. W. Canning, Mr. J. S. Clarke, Mr. it. Darby. Mr. W Fitzpatrick, Miss M b. Glover. Mrs. R. Glover. Mr. D. Hyaumson, Miss F. M Harris. Miss W .L. Harris, Mr. and Mrs. C. Hunt. Mr. B. Harris, Mr. h. I. Howell. Mr. Howe. Mr Ha von. Mrs E Hitching, Mr. and Mrs. J. W hiW. Mr S. Kitson. Master Leak. Mr and Mrs. P Lnwson, Mrs. E. M. Luxlon, \Mr w - Leake. Misses Leake 12), Mr Munder, Miss C A. Marshall, Mr. B McGee. Mr. W L McKvoy, Miss E. O'Connor, Mr. JPrcndegaflt, Mr. V. J. Philibert, Mr. and Mrs. S. H. C. Paiiv Mr Robson. Mr K. Ryan. Mr. Roberts, Mr. G. E. G. Rogers, Mrs. E. M. Rathmcll, Miss R. Rcid. Mr E. J. Salisbury, Mrs. A. Stevens, Mr K. Scott, Mrs. D. Saunders. Master N. Saunders, Mr. and Mrs. Smith, Mrs. M Stonex, Mrs. L. Taylor, Miss S. A. Taylor, Mr C. J. Terry, Mr. F. L. West, M-s. K. Webster, Mr. and Mrs. J. Wood, Miss L. Wood, Mr. and Mr 3. F. Waters and arirl, Mr. »nd Mrs. A. H. Wood, Odham, Hira, Vullabb, Mora: and 75 steerage. The ve?se] will arrive at Sydney to-morrow and she is to sail for Wellington and Auckland on Friday, being dne at this port the following Friday and sailing the same day (or Sydney direct.

THE CITY OP KHARTOUM. The Ellerman Bueknall atonmer City of Khartoum is scheduled to arrive from Nov.York on Wednesday. The vessel hua a general merchandise cargo for discharge (it Auckland, Wellington. Lyttelton, Timaru. Duiiedin and Sydney. She is running under the auspices of the A. and A. Line and the New Zealand Shipping Company aro the local agents. REMUEHA AT SUVA. The New Zealand Shipping Company's liner Remuera readied Suva from London mid Southampton yesterday. After unloading a quantity of cargo for Fiji the vessel will proceed to Wellington to land passengers and mail for New Zealand. Tho remainder of the cargo is for discharge at Port Chalmers, Lyttelton and New Plymouth. THE lIIKURANGI. The small steamer ilikurnngi returned from Norfolk Inland last evening and berthed at King's Wharf. Tho vessel left Auckland on July 11 and reached Norfolk Island Inst Tuesday morning. Strong northerly winds and rough head seas delayed the vessel on the trip and at times her speed was only four knots. Tho vessel proved a good sea boat and owing to her being lightly loaded she was very buoyant. On the return trip the vessel left Norfolk Island on Thursday afternoon and sho experienced light northerly winds until Hearing the North Cape, when the wind changed to the south-West and continued from that direction to port. The vessel took about 80 tons of general cargo to Ihe island and returned with 000 cases of oranges and u small quantity of potatoes. _ Ijer future movements have not been decided. WITHIN WIRELESS RANGE. The following vessels are expected to be within range of Ihe undermentioned wireless *l:iiio:iß to-day:— Auckland.—Astoria, City of Khartoum, ClydebanK. Limt-iiiii, (iclden Coast, King John. Kiwi tea, Moeraki, Pakipaki, Port Howen, Renuu-ra, Tofua, Voco. Well-'ngtou.—Agyllshire. Waihemo, Ferndale, Papanui, Kangitiki, Maunganui, Ivawatiri, Kekerangu. Ulimaroa. British Star, Kent. Karetu, Antinous, Raugitaiic, Bisca, Port Pirie. Avarua. —Makura, Tahiti, Haheno, Omana, Papanui. PORT OF ONEHUNGA. Yesterday's Arrivals.—Ronald (;i.45 a.m.), from Hokianga: Hauturu (9 a.m.), from New Plymouth; Hokiauga (0.13 a.m.), from 'Hokianga. BY TELEGRAPH. NEW PLYMOUTH.-July 20: Arrived— Argyllshire (7 a.m.). from Port Chalmers. WELLINGTON.— July VJ: ArrivcdKanna (-1.10 a.m.). from Lyttelton; John (6.15 a.m.), from Picton: Fomdale (7 a.m.), from Lyttelton; Maori 17 a.m.). from Lyttelton; Rotorua (5.15 a.m.). from Auckland; Knrnona (4 p.m.), from Newcastle. Sailed— Rangitano (7.5 a.m.). for Southampton; Bisca (7.20 a.m.), for Auckland: Papanui .(1.25 p.m.). for Lyttelton; John (4.35 p.m.), for Lyttelton; Canadian Challenger (5.15 p.m.), for Lyttelton: Wainui (t?.!20 p.m.). for Dunedin: Kanna U>.25 p.m.), for Nelson: Maori (7.H0 p.m.). for Lyttelton. July 20; Arrived-Storm (12.10 a.m.), from Wanganui; Kaiwarra (G. 5 a.m.). from' Nelaon; Wahine (7 n.m ). from Lyttelton; Tamaroa (9 a.m.), from Napier; To tarn (11 a.m.). from Lytieltow: Westmoreland (11.23 a.m.), from Napier; Alexander (12.2(1 p.m.), from Tarakohe

LY'i'TELTOX.—JuIy 10: Arrivcd--Wnhine (0.40 a.m.), from Wellington: Himntnnsri (2.15 p.m.). fmm Timnru. £iiiled—Totar.-i (11.30 a.m.). for "\Wiliugton: Wahino (8.25 pm). for "WVlliiiKfcn. July 20: Arrived— AVimrahii (12 15 a.m.). from AncH.md: Maori (6.50 n.m.), f'om Wollincloii: Bwzo (8.30 n.m.). from Tiniarn; P.ipjnni (5.5 a.m.). from "VVolliiu-tr"! • C'liiaciian ('hiillnneer (8.35 n.ni.l. from Wellington; .Tohn (3.15 p.m.). from Wellington. SYDNEY".—JiUv 13: Arrived—Xinpara (7 a.m.). from Auckland. Sailed—Gabrieila, for Xcw Plymou'li.

SUVA.—JuIy CO: Arrived —Rpmuora, from London.

VANCOUVERJuIy 17; Arrived— Aonnuri, from Auckland. COLON.—JuIy 17: Sailed—lTaliana, cn route from Auckland to London.

LONDON.—J ur.o 17; Sailed—Tonic, for Auckland.