SHIPPING, MAILS AND WEATHER.

New Zealand Herald, Volume LXVIII, Issue 20890, 4 June 1931, Page 5

SHIPPING, MAILS AND WEATHER.

PORT OF AUCKLAND. VESTFR DAV 'S ARM V A LS. Aymeric (2.35 a.m.), from Java. Kaitoke ">-25 a.m.). from Newcastle. Hauiti (1.35 n.n':.). from Kcrepcehi: Omana (2 a.m.). from Matakana; Taniwha (1.) am.), from I'aeroa; Pono (1.55 a.m.), from Kopu'; Coronation (7.15 a.m.), from Awanui; Otiniai (12.30 p.m.), from Coast. Kansitoto (6.20 ( p.m.), from Waiheke. VESTE HDA Y' S DE PA RTU RES. Oorinthic (7.30 a.m.). for London. Rnngitoto (0.10 a.m.), for Waiheke; Kawau <1:1.65 p.m.). for Great Barrier. VESSELS DUE TO-DAY. Huntingdon, from Liverpool, noon. Ma ruin a. from Wellington. 10 a.m. Melbourne Man. from Wellington, 10 a.m. I'enybryn, from Ocean Island, afternoon. Waimarino, from Southern porta, morning. Tuhoe, from Mercury Bay, morning. Kawiiu. from Great Barrier, 6 p.m. VESSELS SAILING TO-DAY. Melbourne Maru, for Sydney, evening. Hauiti,-for Kopu. 1.30 p.m. Otiniai. for Kauranga, 2 p.m. Pono. for Waipu. 3 p.m. Rangitoto. for Coromandel, 6 p.m. Omana, for Sti.rfdale, 6.30 p.m. Taniwha. for Paeroa, midnight. VESSELS EXPECTED AT AUCKLAND. INTERCOLONIAL AND COASTAL. Marama, Sydney, via Wellington. June 4. Kiwi tea, Greyinouth. to soil. Kapongn. Grejmouth, to sail. 'Tofua. Fiji. June 8. Waipahi, Rarotonga, June 15. Ulimaroa. Sydney. June 23. OVERSEAS Penvbryn. Ocenn Island, Juno 4. Melbourne Main, Japan, June 4. Huntingdon. Liverpool. June 4. Port lluon.■ Tf.mpieo, June 5. Rotorua. Wellington. June 13, to load. Coptic. Liverpool. June 14. Ruahine, London. June 14. Niagara. Vancouver. June 15. Bularen. Loi Angeles. Julio 15. Waiotapu. Lo? Angeles, Juno 19. Port Fairy, Napier. June 22. to load. Mittelmeer. Sa.n Francisco, Juno 22. Westmoreland. South, June 22, to load. Voco, San Francisco, via ports. June 27. Newton Elm. Galveston, June 28. City of Kimberley, New York, June 30. Opawa. Liverpool. June 30. Mataroa, London, via Wellington, June 30. Canadian Transporter, Montreal, June 30. Rotorua, South. July 3, to load. Port Fremantle. London, July 10. Port. Huon. Gisborne. July 13. to load!. Coptic. South, July 13, to load. Otaio. Liverpool. July 17. Sonoma. San Francisco, July 21. Puriri, New York, July 22. > EARLY SAILINGS FROM AUpKLAND. INTERCOLONIAL AND OVERSEAS. Marama. Sydney, June 5. Hikuranci. Norfolk Island. June 12. Tofua, Fiji. June 15. Niagara, Sydney, June 16. Rotoroa. London, Juno 16. Maui Pomare, Apia, June 23. Port Fairy, London. June 21. Westmoreland, London. June 25. Ulimaroa, Sydney. June 26. Coptic. London, July 15. Port Huon. London July 15. ISonoma, Sydney, July 21. AUSTRALIA-NEW ZEALAND. Ulimaroa. at Sydney: saila Juno s:' due Wellington June 9. Maiama. left Sydney May 29; arrived Wellington June 2- due Auckland June 4; sails for Sydney June 5. PACIFIC MAIL SERVICE. Kiagara. left Vancouver May 27. duo Auckland June 15: sails for Sydney Juno 10. Wakura. due Sydney June 6; sails for Wellington and San Francisco, June 11. IJauuganui. left Wellington May 19, due San Francisco June 5. Monowr.i, left Auckland June 2; due Vancouver June 19. Sonoini. leaves San Francisco July 2, duo Auckland July 21. sails for Sydney Julv 21 BRITISH PASSENGER STEAMERS. Ruahirie. left Southampton May 8: due ~nd June 11. Malarca, ieft Southampton May 22: due Wellington June 23. h'arjcr tatii leaves Southampton June 5: due Wellington July 9. Ramiitane leaves Southampton July 3, due /Auckland August K VESSELS IN PORT In Stream - Waitomo, Waitemata, GunVrar. Piri (aux schooner), Mako, Kaituna. Kairanga. H.M.C.S. Iris. Devonport— H.M S. Philomel. H.M.S. Vrron, H.M S Laburnum Prince's Wharf—Waimiirino (U.S.S. C'oy.). Queen's Wlurf—lonic (L. D. Nathan). Huntingdon (N.Z.S. Coy.). King's Wharf—Kaitoke (U.S.S. Coy.), Melbourne Main lA. G. F rankhum). I'enybryn (Henderson and Macfarla hp). Central Wharf—Marama 'U.S.S. Coy.). Ju Dock—lf.M.S. Diom'"de. Chelsea—Ayineric (Spedding, Ltd.). OVERSEAS SHIPS. MOVEMENT?, AND DUE DATES. Itotoriia, left Southampton April 3 for Suva, Wellington, Port Chalmers, Lyttelton. and New Plymouth (arrived May 24). Winton, left New York April 18 tor Auckland, Wellington, Lyitelton, Dunedin (arrived May 30) and Sydney. lonic, left London April 23 for Auckland (arrived June 2), Wellington. Lyttelton, Port Chalmers and Bluff. Huntingdon, left Liverpool April 25 for "Auckland- (due June 4), Wellington. Lyttelton and Port Chalmers. Canadian Cruiser, left Halifax April 26 for Auckland (arrived June I). Wellington, Lyttelton, Dunedin and Australia. .Wairunn. left Los Angeles Anril 27 for Auckland, New Plymouth (arrived May 29), Wellington, Napier, Lyttelton, Dunedin. Melbourne and Sydney. Tort lluon, left New York April 30. via Tampico. for Auckland (due June 4). Wellington. New Plymouth. Lyttelton and Dunedin Melbourne Maru. left Moji. Japan, on May 1 for Brisbane, Sydney. Melbourne, Wellington and Auckland (due June 41Ruahine, left London May I lor Auckland (due June 14) and Wellington. Coptic, left Liverpool May 11 for Auckland (due June II). Wellington. Lyttelton and Dunedin. Golden Cloud, left Los Angeles May lor Auckland. 'Wellington (arrived June 2), Lyttelton, Dunedin and Australia. Tort Dunedin. ie f t honrlon on May 15 'or Suva (cue June 18). Lyitelton (due Juno 25!. Port Chalmers. Bluff. Timaru and Nniier Mataroa., lel't London May 21 lor Wellington (due June 24) and Auckland Bullaren, left Los Angeles May 28 for Auckland (due June 15) Wellington and Australia Opawa, left Liverpool on May 23 lor Auckland (due June 30). Wellington. Lyttelton and Port Chalmers. Penvbryn. left Ocean Inland on May 23 for Auckland (due June 4) Waiotapu. left Los Angeles on May 21 for Auckland (due June 19). Wellington. Lyttelton, Bluff, Melbourne and Sydney Aymeric. left Java May 13 for Auckland (arrived June 3). Canadian Transporter, left Montreal on May 21 for Auckland 'duo June 30). Wellington. Lyttelton Dunedin and Australia. City of Kimberley. left New Yo'k on May 23 for Auckland (due June 30). Napier. Welline ton. Lyttelton. Dunedin and Australia. Toco, left San Francisco on May 19 tor P.risbare. Sydney, Wellington arm Auckland (due Jnn" 27) ili'.telmeer, left San Francisco on May 2P. for Auckland (due Juno 2.') and Wellington. JCcwt<)ll F Tii. Irft foxofl, oil May 26 for Auckland (due June 28) "lid I'orl Chalmers Golden West, left Los Angeles June 1 for A.ieklnud (due June 27). Wellington. Lyitelton, Timaru. Dunedin and Australia. The Wing.ilui is due at Auckland toTri.i;■ j-fit.. 1 ri..ni PorMand to complete loading 1i [- Wellington. Lyttelton. Dunedin and Tin rani With earg-i from S u!h Island ports and Wellington. tin- Wa marino is due at Auckland this morning from Wtllirglon She v.:! t unload at Prince's Wharf. After being delayed by unfavourable run d.lions ou the Manukau Bar the Ronnki is to resume, at 3 o'clock this afternoon her trip to Hokiaiiga. which was interrupted on Tuesday It was espected tlnil Hie Kiuitea and H; ponga, vdiifh have been bailiiumd at G I eymout h. would be able to clear the pnrl yesterday the Kiwitca for Auckland direct and the Kaponga for Wellington and Auckland THE MELBOURNE MARU. In continuation of her voyage from Japan tin Japanese motor-diip Melbourne Maru -,v 111 i.'ieli Auckland from Wellington about 10 o'clock this mortruj:. The vessel, which as to berth al Kings Wharf, will be despatched foi Sydney this evening on her return voyage to Japan A. (J. Frankham and Company are the local a genii.

MAHIA CLEARS COLON. The Sha'v, Savil! and Albion vessel Mnhia. u !?h ' Wellington on' May 8 for Hook of Holland and London, via Panama, is reported to have cleared Colon. THE PORT DUNEDIN. Iho Commonwealth and Dominion Line motor-ship Port Dunedin, which left London on Mc.y 15 Jot Lyttelton, Port Chalmers. I imarir and Napier, is reported to have cleared Panama. CORINTHIC SAILS. With a large quantity of cargo, as well as passengers and mail, the Shaw. Savill and Albion liner Corinthic sailed from Auckland for Southampton and London at 7.30 a.m. yesterday. KAITOKE FROM NEWCASTLE. With a full cargo of coal, the Kaitoke reached Auckland from Newcastle early yesterday morning after a fair-weather passage. She berthed at King's Wharf to discharge. THE ULIMAROA. The Huddart-Parker intercolonial steamer Ulimaroa is to sail, from Sydney for Wellington to-morrow with passengers, mail and cargo. She is due at Wellington next Tuesday. OCEAN ISLAND PHOSPHATES. An arrival this afternoon will be the Norwegian steamer I'enybryn, which has a full cargo of phosphates from Ocean Island. 'he vessel will discharge to the agency of Henderson and Macfarlane, Limited, at King's Wharf. PORT HUON TO-MORROW. The Commonwealth and Dominion Line motor-ship Fort Huon is due from Tampico about four o'clock to-morrow afternoon with basic slag from Antwerp, general cargo from New Y'orl:. and asphalt from Tampico. Her ports of discharge are Auckland, Wellington, New Plymouth, Lyttelton and Dunedin Heather. Roherton. Limited, are the Auckland agents. THE HUNTINGDON. The Federal Line steamer Huntingdon is expected to reach Auckland from Liverpool at noon to-day, after having been delayed by bad 'veather off the coast. The vessel has general merchandise from West Coast ports of Great Britain for discharge at Auckland. Wellington. Lyttelton and Dunedin. Cargo for Auckland will be unloaded to the agency of the New Zealand Shipping Company. ARRIVAL OF AYMERIC. The Bunk Line steamer Aymeric reached Auckland with a full cargo of sugar from Java early yesterday morning and berthed at Chelsea to commence discharge. The future movements of the vessel, which will complete unloading about June 12, have not been announced. Captain W. Boone is in commanc. of the Aymeric and has with him the following officers:—Chief officer. Mr. W. A. McCrucken; second. Mr. S. Morris; third. Mr. B. McMenemy; first engineer, Mr. A. S. McHard; second. Mr. F. T. Jones; third, Mr. A. G. Cornfor'd: fourth, Mr. P. A. Gilray: tireless operator, Mr. A. J. Kealy. lONIC BERTHED. The Sliaw. Savill and Albion liner lonic, which arrived in the stream on Tuesday evening from London and Southampton, berthed early yesterday morning at Queen's Wharf to disembark passengers and unload mail and general cargo. On completion of discharge at. Auckland the lonic will unload at Wellington, Lyttelton, Port Chalmers and Blvff prior to loading for her homeward vcyage at Bluff, Lyttelton, Wellington anc New Plymouth. She is to sail finally for London, via Panama, from Wellington, on July 3. The lonic had an uneventful voyage, fair weather being experienced through oat the trip until the New Zealand coast was reached, when bad weather cruised a slight delay. As or her recent voyages the lonic is commanded, by Captain W. S. Hodgson, the other officers being as follows:—Chief officer, Mr. H. O. Griffiths: first, Mr. R. Stephen J; second, Mr. N. Tugwell; third. Mr. F. Aeene; chief engineer. Mr. W. Scott; second, Mr. H. Warren; third, Mr. W. Sankey; purser. Mr. E. W. Kettle; chief steward Mr. H. Bristow; wireless operator, Mr. H. Francis. MARAMA FOR SYDNEY. The Union Company's intercolonial steamer Marama is due from Wellington at 10 a.m. to-day and will berth at Central Wharf. The Moorama is to sail for Sydney with passengers, mail and cargo to-morrow afternoon. The Marama. which reached Wellington from Sydney on Tuesday, brought the following saloon passengers Messrs. R. Aston, K. Austin. T. Boon. R. Conrow, J. Cameron. 11. Coombe. F. Cocksedge, L. Druce, W. Forsythe, .E. Gerber. F. Goldberg, W. Hilderbrandt, W. Higg'ns, W. Johns. W. Kortlarui. B. Lean, G. Moody. 11. Mcßrydo. Master R. Munro, Messrs. T. Norris, N. Pulver. L. Prosser, L. Plimmer. 11. Parsons. \f. Reilly, G. Scott, T. Smith, 11. Sharpies. L. Shearman, G. Speechley, F. Trapp, T. Tripe. C. Tipler. B. Turner, C. Taylor. L. TreweeJts. 11. Van do Velde, R. Westbury, and F. Young; Mesdames K. Austin and three children. F. Bone. M. Case. 1.1. Cox. M. Greenslrecl. W. Johns. A. James, M. Perrett, G. Speechley, and A. Sweeney and child; Misses M. Cobb, W. Ellison G. Greenstreet. V. Jausen. M. King. E. Lu'nley-Ellis: Messrs. S. Barnelt. H. Black, G. Clark, W. Griffiths. E. Hillier. G. Kidd." R. Price. <3. Shreeve, E. Shreeye; Mesdaries H. Black, A. Cross. M. Churchill. C. Dri:ikwater. V. Dockery and two children. F. Ferguson and C. Shreeve and child, E. Shreeve an/i child. N. Trebilco. S. Valiant, E. Williams and child. Misses P. Booth, A. Cross, O. Mathie, I. Power. M. Swan, ind 30 third-class. PASSENGERS FOR SYDNEY. The [loyal Mail liner Makura, which left Wellington for Sydney on Tuesday in continuation of her voyage from San Francisco, took the following saloon passengers from New Zealand:—

First Slaloon—Mr. A. J. Andrews. Miss J. Aubry. Mr. M. F. Barnctt, Mr. Battersby. Mr. H. J. Barncastle, Mrs. Chainey and infant, Mr. and Mrs. C. Christmas. Mr. Cropp, Mr. M. Cohen, Miss F. Dustin Miss L. E. Draper, Professor Ferrin. Air. W. H. George, Miss C. F. Gillies, Dr. A. Gillies, Miss 13. Gollan, Mr. W. Greenwood, Mr. Hugheii. Mr. and Mrs. Hanron and infant and tv<o children, Mr. W. 11. Honey, Mr. and Mrs. A. O. Hugo. Miss E. V. Herdman. I)r. Jnrman, Mr. G. J. Johnson. Mrs. A. L King, Mr. E. S, Luttrell, Mr. McGregor. Mr. G. Masturzj, Mr. Parrington. Mr. ard Mrs. H. E. Parkes. Miss I. Palfrey7,an, Mr. and Mrs D. Pollock. Mr. T. O. Price. Dr. Rees. Miss M. P. Richardson. Mr. E J Stevens, Miss Sullivan. Miss Sullivan. Mr A. E. Kykes, Mjes T. Smith. Miss T. Smith, Miss J. Smithson. Miss J. Sherlock Mr. C. L. Sherman. Miss C. Telford, Mrs. M Telford. Mr. L. C. Tonkin. Mr. L. Turner. Mr. and Mrs. Temple. Mr. L. D. Vivian. Mr. Wells. Miss "Wood, Mr. H. L. Worse'dine. Miss Wright, Mr. Wool worth. Miss M. Whelnn, Mrs. N. Q. Williams. Mi*s n. Woods, Mr. A M. West. Miss ('<. E. West, Mr. W. B. Williamson,

SecoiH Saloon Master Major and Mrs. Beasey, Miss Bcascy. Mr. Mr. aud Mrs. Calrrafl, Mr. W. J. Gal'P. \ Clark Mrs. M. Doyle, Mr. J. V. . W. Edgar, Miss A. Goodman. Mr. J. Irvine. Mr. You King Leung Mr and Mrs. W L. Lemon. Miss J. Lemon. Mrs, J. "lilne. Mr. and \'rs F. Martindale. Mrs. I. S. Melca'fe, Mi»« "> Makeig. Mr. Mcßoan. Mr. and Mrs. K M N'icholl Miss P. M. N'i< hull. '.'rs. S. Paul.' Mr. A. W. Quaife. M.i> u . 11. nuslnu. Mrs Sneddon, Mr R E. Tu'ker. Miss -V Thompson Mrs. B. E. Thom.pson. Miss V. Wall. Miss E. Well ß -Young. Mr. "i e Gam: and 51 third-class WITHIN WIRELESS .RANGE. The following vessels are expected to be within range of the undermentioned wireless slations to-day:— Auckland.—Brunswick. Huntingdon. Maui I'omare. Monowai, Penybr.vn, .Port Huon. Sonoma, Tofua, Waihemo. Kaietn. Knrero. Voco. Chatham Inlands. — Devon. Wellington.- Niagara. Nucuki. Kaimiro. Orari. Port Waikato, Makura. Wniruna, Rotorua. Pakeha. Aw.irun.-— Maunganui. Ngaknta,, V> niton, Wainui. Kaikorai. BY TELEGRAPH WELLINGTON.--June 3: Arrived -Wahine (7 a.m.). from Lvtlelton: Pa,ua (10 15 a.m.i from Lyttelton: Wniruna (Ift'-'S a.m.). from New npihi p.m.i. from New Plymouth- Brer7e p.m.). from Lytte'ton Sailed Wnliine '7'.."0 nm ) for lyttelton. fjYTTEJ.TON.--Jnne :i: A rrieed. Ma lieno (7 25 n.m i. fruii Wellington: RoliSrua 11.15 p.m.) from New Plymouth: Gale (2.35 nm) from Timaru- Totara (3.55 p.m.), from Wellington: Wainui (5.20 p.m. 7 from Dunedin. Sailed—Miiheno (8.5 pill.', for Wellington DUNEDIN. June 3: Arrived-Waipiata <5.30 p.m ), from Lyttelton. Sailed—Zealandi* (6.30 a.m.). for Wellington. FREMANTLE - June 2: Arrived- Narkundn, en route from London to Mellmurne and Sydney. COLON.—June 1: Sailed--Mahia. en route from Wellington to London. PANAMA.-June 1: Sailed—Port Dunedin, en route from London to Lyttelton