SHIPPING.
PORT OF AUCKLAND.
• YESTERDAY'S ARRIVALS. „ nri > {2.40 a.m.), from Whancaroi; : (Day ll 3 )_ f ronl W'arlcworth; Wnka / Offi» nft -I j f r ' on , Tnmmnga: Herekino (7,40 (6.1 s from rorllaud; Mahurangi (noon), SrCoaßt
YESTERDAY'S DEPARTURES. ' (5 45 p.m.'. for Sydney. 2''JL (8 40 a.m.), for Waiheke; Ransinn 15 am.), for Thames; Hnnnni (11 ' / f,ir oisburiie; Otirmu (12.55 p.m.). for f,' tiki Wnuvnta (1'2.:i5 p.m.). for Welling--op' Tirna < I p.m.). for East Const bays; lon: '/i «,i m ) lor Whakatane: Claymore srt# \ lot' Wltiingnrci; Gunbnr (5.10 <' ■? <'„; Eu*t Coast bays; Waimea (5.10 / P-jJ-}; for Giubnrnc: Mako (5.20 p.m.). for %i£h'f (c!io"p.m.). (or Paeroa; Here- ' iS (9-15 p.m.). Un- Portland. ■ VESSELS DUE TO-DAY. ' p.,lciMki. Liverpool, afternoon. «',,iti from Koropoohi, 9 n.m. Koto, from ThiiM. f1.30 p.nl. In, from M.-miry Bay 8 p.m. TuniVlia. ima l>oron. midnight. j VESSELS SAILING TO-DAY. 1/ ...mi for TV.u- Omeha, 0 n.m. Kaifor M ipoa m. Waka. foi 1 - p.m. / ■■■X ior 3 p.m. VESSELS EXPECTED AT AUCKLAND. ' ' ISTEH COLONIAL, AW COASTAL. K'sk . v 4 w ia ' OiTvmositli July -J. S'anno. Souiln-.m ports July 2c. Ji IVnM.v vn West port. July 2d. S i jiHbourno. J ..lv 23 S! i, (Mo.vn-.outh. to sail. Niagara. Sydney. July > a « Tivticlti'Ti, t) ui.v 30. &«i Southern ports. July <29. Sydney. via Wellington. . 2 Dnrech'.i, \ ila, August 2. HSI.S. Laburnum, fciii. October la.
OVERSEAS ■Piir'oak:. Liverpool. July -!>. £' P oi Khartoum, ?>ew \ork, July 21. rivHcbanlc. Texas. July 2a. • Columbia. Bunbury. via Southern porta. f&zsrtet hV, I\,rt freruantle. Uisborne. July 2s, to load. v-'rrabnoKa. San b rftiiciaco. July 00. Canadian Challenger. Wellington. August o ;o l«ad. rr. "Artu New York, August i. Corintbic. Londbu. via Wellington. Aueust Port Alma. London. Ausust 0. Wpneciick Singapore. Ausuat 10. radian Cruiser. Mo«treaWnpißt 10. Vaiotapu. Loa Angeles. An upt 10. Middlesex, Liverpool. Auffuat H- , Nunier. August 14, to load Argyllshire, Toltomuru Bay. August -1. to . load. . , lonic, Londcm, An trust -n Ramersiit, Liverpool. August - - Golden Cross, Los August .7. 'Nfmclslo Now oris- August -7. Zealand. San Pedro, via Australia, CiPßdfan° f Transporter. Montreal. Septem-
Zealaudic, Liverpool, K^P t( ' m^ er 0 - AVairunti, Los Angeles. September 13. Fernwood. Tampico. to sail. /' Buawhu. London, via Wellington, Scdtember 1" , Hertford. Liverpool. Septemher -4. ilataroa. London, via Wellington, beo-
tember 21, ?.h!n1o. "Wellington. December 15 U.M.S. Diomede. England, middle December.
/. EARLY SAILINGS FROM AUCKLAND INTERCOLONIAL AND OVERSEAS. TVaijJalii. Rarotonga. July 24. IfL'rnrinlc, London. Ji'l? 29 Niagara. Vancouver. July -9 ; Part Fremartle, London. July 61. Mauusnnui. Sydney. August t. Canadian Challenger. America and Montreal, August 3. Tofua. Fiji. August 9. 'Aorangi. SHncy, August 11. . . on limerick, Hrvluax and London. August J) ■ UliniiToa. Sydney. August 2-2. v ' Argyllshire. London, Aucuo» -3 Southern Cross, New Hebrides, September 9.
PACJFIC 'MAIIi SETSVTCE. •p-i.H; icit Sun Francisco July 9. duo \V -ton July 28, sails for Sydney
July CO. , /.ornnii. at Vancouver; fif.ils Juiy 23. due A;K - :!ar.d Autufl 10. Xia-'ar.i leaves* Svdncy July -4, Auck- " land July 20. for Vancouver. ?' ,1. Hra due San Francisco fromi \\elhng- "" "ton August 1; sails lor Wellington August 6.
AUSTRAtIA-XEW ZEALAND. TTlinarca. at "Wellington; saik for Sydney
Hahlno. left Melbourne via Southern ports, July 17, <lue wen J n l { Sydney; sails for Auckland, via Wellington, July '2j.
unrrisH passenger, steamers I'.euiuera, left, Southampton June 13; due. Wellington. via July Corinthie. left Southampton June 20 flue Wellington July JO.. Enmritiki. left Southampton July 4, duo Wellington August G. Jonic,' left Southampton Jul? 18: duo Auckland August • Ruapehu. leaves Southampton August 1. due Wellington September 10. Matron leaves Southampton August lo: due Wellington September It? Ti'ianehu. leaves Southampton August 15. fine Wellington September 10. lJansitaia. leaves Southampton August 29: due Wellington October 1. VESSELS IN PORT. In Sfrepiii—Waitomo. Q.M.C.S. Iris, Kaij.i n "ii Southern Cross (mission (■teamer), - I'iri (an* schnr.) Devfni.ii'f -- H.M.S. Philomel, EI.M.S. Wnkakura, Nucula (Admiralty oilKii!:; , s" tr Wharf-r-llikurangi (Speddine, ' QuecVs'Wkarf-Waipahi (TJ.S.S. Coy.).
The Kain.anav.-a was to leave Weatport •ior Auckland al seven o'clock last evening. £he ;3 fli'o cn Friday.
The K fit'.a ' to load fit 't'~Hon and is in oil Sulunlay tor Auckland direct. She i» due at /this port next 'luesday.
11 to Vinrrniui arrived at Duncdin yesterVTi,y afi-.-niou!! and i* to sail tiiis afternoon l<;i Tiijuiru, Wellington find Auckland, She is due at Aucdchmd next Tuesday.
The West pent Coal Company's steamer Cuiiop:i3 i■ • for Auckland Jit six o'clock on Monday mining. She 13 due Jibout mid-iii.v to-morrow and will berth i:t Western \V!,aid'.
V, ith cargo from South Island ports tho ""■Vainifirin-> i»H I'irton at raid-flay on -donriay and "W*■! 1 irton last evening. _Sho .due at Auckland on Friday morninp. After (iir.o';.v r c the vessel is 'o be dtfllutched :i. x; Monday f<>!' Wellington. Jo'ttelton. D'ti.t-thii ond Timarii. The : ; - isi'f■■ fim! from A\ Cr.tpojt, Tin X'j v i.'i. «hi* eveninr:. and will l.trUi o! IV.ru. <.■'-> 'Wharf to continue lin]oU'i! 1 ;£; <■(::>}. j,;,!'r this veSM-l Will berth hi Cii'e; to H(;j•!«:•;•• dischnrne. From Am sho vv.'l return to V.'eslport to I'nd i \"cv: I'lvmouth und Auck--Li: 0. THK OMA.VA. Ur. : ( or,;jia r.v'a etr-amcr Omana is •'hi; at, ..a ci;i y. The vessel is to ]' : atl at. wr ;i !io :i:i'l Sydney for Bluff. -J.l load:, !jy! *.• i'.-hi a/id Itiiiaru. y> rXJ'OVft;-- K f'AHSKNO nil SERVICE. flic T'• i ~■, i i'any'.", iiit-rrolonini pas-Itr;-Jvr Mt.icr no arrived at Bluff front aU'i.i.t;;.,■ , :,V.:.iiay and at Ibinedin veslll'day. Shi' il It. flftV fur Lytteiton •and V.V'tii - -:..u 'I ae vsae! is duo at V. and t-ln; i.s to be '•'» :■■■' . =-.r .Mulliotirne, via Dial!, on T'l?r.l<T FI!RMANTLF-. l>uo »• V-t. I•- .in New Plymouth }o-ii,y •«., ( iiii:!,\vi-alt h and Dominion Ltt.e jnu' >:' si v 1 '<ut Freinanlle is to snil t'j-ir; v.i.o.nr- and Auckland to t'Ji.; jK,ii . v, -v Zealand produce for JMi'j'a!:.'!. '| 1,,. .•; ~| i" ex).ci ted to icach Auckland Ki;i;«fiy. and she if* to ho fie-ipit.-lK .'i J... I. , via Panama, on July Tlie .miM.V Cooperative AuctioneerHis Corn's at;y il. j tiie local useiits. ]UvSri!VF.V OF KF.HMADEC GROUP A I'.pm t!o 3j(»l!.-.«• advi.»es that in November, K.". i j tain A. T. Norton, muster of the t»,iirmruki. drew attention to {ip«».;r. i t positions ol Miiciiulcy mid Curtirt' u- S.t'inu if..und different to those K»vc-ti cii A>:.!,u'y tharU of that- locality. The ceaniMilii" • ei..inmaiidinK the New Zen* land station m H.M.S. Dunediti. now subthe iollgv.itu; approximate errors in the •charted of tho Kermadec Islands:— Sunday 1.-'., i.ii, nl.ou! 1 mile east of its 4 li (tried ii.i-.itio;',; Macanley Island and Maedon;! Id Rock. 4.S miles 048 degrees from their charted tW.ion*; Curtis- and Cheesman Wands. •).,-) rtnles 017 decrees from thoir chsited poMlions. The positions! given aro pot t to be regarded as absolutely accurate.
THE KUROW. The Kurow, en route from Newcastle, woa to lenvo Port Stephens y'cuterdny and is to clear Sydney to-day for Auckland. THE WAIHEMO. ' Tho Union Company's cargo steamer Waihemo ib to leave Westport for Auckland tonight or to-morrow morning. She is duo on Sum-day and will be withdrawn from cuinmisßion oil arrival. THE WESTMORELAND. Having completed loading in New Zealand, the Federal Line steamer "Westmoreland was despatched from Wellington yesterday for London, Avonmouth, Liverpool. Manchester and Glasgow, via Panama. ULIMAROA AT WELLINGTON. Tho Huddnrt-Parker steamer Ulimaroa arrived at Wellington from Sydney at seven o'clock yesterday morning. Passengers and mail for North will reach Auckland by train this morning. Tho vessel is to sail on her return trip to Sydney on Friday. MAUNGANUI AT SYDNEY. The Union Company's intercolonial passenger steamer Maunganui reached Sydney from Wellington at mid-day yesterday. The vessol is to sail on Friday 011 her return trip to Wellington and Auckland She is due at Wellington next Tuesday and at Auckland the following Friday, sailing tho samo day for Sydney direct. PORT BOWEN REPORTS. Wireless advice received by Heather, Roberton. Limited, from tho Commonwealth and Dominion Line steamer Port Bowen states that she will arrive from Liverpool on Saturday morning, a day ahead of schedule. The vessel has a general merchandise cargo from West Coast ports of Great Britain for discharge at Auckland, Wellington, Lyttelton and Dunedin. THE CLYDEBANK. The Bank Line motor-ship Clydebank, which was duo from Galvoston, lexas. tomorrow, has reported further by wireless that she now oxpects to arrive on h nday morning. The vessel has a full cargo of sulphur for discharge at Auckland, tort Chalmers, Wanganui. Sydney and Geelong A. S. Patersen and Company, Limited, aro the local agents. THE PAKIPAKI. Due from Liverpool this afternoon the Federal Line steamer Pakipaki will bertn at Queen's Wharf. She has a general nier " chandisn cargo from West Coast ports of Great Britain, for discharge at Auckland, Napier, Wellington, Lyttelton. Dunedin and Timaru. Tho New Zealand Shippiug Company are the local aseuts. CORINTHIC REPORTS. L D Nathan and Company, Limited, have received advice that the Shaw, Sayill and Albion liner Corinthic has reported by wireless that she expects to reach Wellington from London and Southampton next Wed nestlay, July 30 The vessel has passengers and mail for New Zealand, and general merchnndise for discharge at Wellington and Auckland. She is due at this port about August 7. CITY OF KHARTOUM REPORTS. Wireless advice received from the Ellermaii' Bucknall steamer City of Khartoum states that she will arrive from New loi'K tomorrow evening. The vessel is running under the auspices of the A. and A. Line, and her general merchandise cargo IS charge at Auckland. Wellington Lyttelton. Timaru, Dunedin and Sydney. Cargo for Auckland will be unloaded at } n "" " Wharf to the agency of the New Zealand Shipping Company THE KIWITEA. The Union Company's cargo steamer Kiwi tea i 3 expected from Melbourne to-morrow ■ Wireless reports from the vessel yesterdai stated that she was being delayed by bac weather. The vessel hasl general cargo froii Adelaide, Edithburg. Wallaroo and Mel bourne for discharge at Auckland, l ortlanc New Plymouth. Wellington, Lyttelton .«< Timaru. Cargo for Auckland wril bo uu loaded at King's Wharf. AWAHOU, PUKEKO AND KAPUNI. Three coastal steamers arc at present ri Auckland being converted into mot ° r *Bl|'l''d, 8 l |' l '' d , They are ths Richardson Line stejutier. ■\wahou and Pukeko and the South Canter bury Shipping Company's steamer Kapum Each vessel will have its steam engines nlaced by Fairbanks-Morse motor engines. The change is being carried out owing to the more economical running cost of tna mo'oc engines. Last year the Richardson Company had the small steamers Koutunm and Koau converted from steamers to ir>otor-ship3 at Auckland. So satisfactory has been the result that tho company decided fo have a similar change made to the Pukeko and the Awahou. WITHIN WIRELESS RANGE. Tho following vessels are expected to bo within range of the undermentioned wireless stations to-day:— , Auckland.—Antinous. Clydebank. City of Khartoum. Dunedin. Golden Coast. Knvitea. Moeraki. Pakipaki. Port Bowen. Sonoma. Tofua, Tutanckai, Ward. Wellington.—Rangitilu. British Star, Kent, Karetu. Rangitane. Crenatula. t'ort Fremantle, Westmoreland. Hauraio. Kfiramea, Ferndale, Port Pirio. Corinthic, Colum'Awarua.—Tahiti, Makura, Maheno, Papauui, Golden West.
PORT OF ONEHUNGA. Departures.—Ronnki (10 n.n:.), for Raglan and Kawhia. ■ BY TELEGRAPH. NEW PLYMOUTH.-July 22: AnrivedKanna (6 a.m.), from Wellington; Hautuiu (7 am), from Onehunga; Totara ('- P-m.h from' Wellington. Sailed—Hauturu p.m.), for Onehunga. WELLINGTON.— July 22: Arrived—Maori (7 a.m.), from Lyttelton; Uhmaroa (7 a m. . from Sydney; Katoa (7.10 a.m.), from P° , land; Himatangi (12-20 p.m.). from Lyttelton Sailed—Hauralu <1.30 p.m.). for Sydney Karamea (3.45 p.m.), for London Kamona (6.35 p.m.). for Giabor™; (- pm.). for Kaikoura; Maori (7.50 jvm.i. t° r Lyttelton; Alexander (8 p.m.), for Jselson. G RBYMOUTH. —J«ly 22: Arrived-Parera (7.40 a.m.), from Westport; haponta (8 a.m.), from Auckland. LYTTELTON.— July 22: Arrived—Progress (Am) from Timarn; Wahino (G 50 a.m.). from Wellington Snilcd-Prosre's 'l >m >. for Wellington: Papanui 30 P.-™;'; Foi Dunedin: Kuki ( ; 2 - 4 *CinadWahine (8-10 p.m.), for Canad iau Challenger (8.50 p.m.), for limaru. TVTTNEDIN —July 22: Arrived—John (9.3 a am ) from Lyttelton; Maheno (11.45 a.m.). from Bluff: Wingatui (4.30 p.m.) from Littelton. Sailed —Golden West (11,1, a.m.). for Gisborne. SYDNEY. July 22: Arrived— Maimgamn (11.30 a.m.). from Wellington. FRBMANTLE.— July 22: Arrived—Orama, from London.
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New Zealand Herald, Volume LXVII, Issue 20623, 23 July 1930, Page 9
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