SHIPPING, MAILS AND WEATHER.

New Zealand Herald, Volume LXVIII, Issue 20977, 14 September 1931, Page 5

SHIPPING, MAILS AND WEATHER.

POBT OF AUCKLAND.

. SATURDAY'S ARRIVALS. Taniwha (140 am.), from Paeroa; Clay(3 a.m.), from Whangarei; Motu (8 ) from Tauranga. Wnka (8.10 a.m.). Northern ports: Kawau (9 a.m.). finm Waiheke, Hamti (12.20 p.m.), from Thames: Otimai (2.45 p.m.). from Whiikatane; .Jvawau (0 10 p.m.), from Waiheke. SATURDAY'S DEPARTURES. Raripitane (7.30 a.m.), for London, t Tonsariro (7.45 a.m.), for Napier. ■VVaipiata (11.25 a.m.). for Wellington; »p: r oa (noon), for GisKorne; H.M.S. Waka-j-ura (1.30 p.m.), for Hauraki Gulf; Kawau (150 p.m.), lor Waiheke; Coronation (1.15 run.), for Awanui; Motu (2.30 p.m.), for Wnka (11.10 p.m ), for Tauranga. YESTERDAY'S ARRIVALS. Kaimbank (5.5 p.m.), from Ocean Island. •'Morinda (5.25 p.m.). from Norfolk' Island. Waimea (1 p.m.), froni Napier; Margaret (10.10 p.m.), from Gisborne. YESTERDAY'S DEPARTURES. Claymore (9.10 p.m.). for Whangarei. VESSELS DUE TO-DAY. ptikeko, from Portland, evening. VESSELS SAILING TO-DAY. Morinda, for Norfolk Island, 2 p.m. Kawau, for Mangawai, 1 p.m. Paroto, ft)r Northern ports, 2 p.m. Tuhoe, for Mercury Bay. 2 p.m. • Pono, for Kerepeehi. 2 p.m. Omana, for Warkworth, 2.15 p.m. Hauiti, for Thames, 3 p.m. Endeavour, for Northern porta, 5 p.m. VESSELS EXPECTED AT AUCKLAND. INTERCOLONIAL AND COASTAL. Wingatui, Southern ports, September 15. Ulimaroa. Sydney, September 15. Kaimiro. Greymoutli. September 17. Karetu, Fiii. September 17. Sierra, Sydney. September 19. Maui Pomare, Apia, via Southern porte, September 20 Waimnrino. Southern ports. September 21. Aorangi. Sydney. September 21. Tofua. Fiji, September 23. H.M.S. Veronic" Tonga, October 12. / OVERSEAS. Herminius, Wellington, September 20, to load. Cornwall, Livbrpool, September 22. Port Alma, New York, September 24. Sonoma, Los Angeles, September 25. Remuera, Gisborne, September 25, to load. Myrtlebank, Bunbury, via Wellington, September 26 Golden Cloud, Los Angeles, September 27. Corinthic. London, via Wellington, September 29 Rangitiki. London, October J. Mahia. Wellington, October 3, to load. Niagara. Vancouver, October 5. Somerset, Wellington, October 5, t-o load. Sydney Maru, Japan, via Australia, October 6 Los Angeles, October 9. Canadian Conqueror, Montreal, October 8. Anstralind. New York, October 10. Bullaren, Los Angeles. October 10. Port Hunter. Liverpool, October 12. Kent. Gisborne, October 15. to load. Venture. Los Angeles. October 16. TamaroH London, via Wellington, October 20. City of Eastbourne. New York. October 22. Port Alma New Plymouth, October 2S, to load Canadian Cruiser, Montreal, November 5. EARLi SAILINGS FROM AUCKLAND. INTERCOLONIAL AND OVERSEAS 0- Monnda, Norfolk Island, September 14. Southe'n Crosv. Nonm-.-a, September 15. " Ulimaroa. Sydney, September 18. Sierra. San Francisco, September 19. Aorangi. Vancouver, September 22. Herminius, London. September 23. Maui Pomaro Apia September 25. Remuera London, September 30. Tofua, Fiji. October 5. Mahia, London. October 8. Somerset. London, October 10. Kent, London, October 20. Port Aiina. London, October 31. BRITISH PASSENGER STEAMERS. Corinthic. left Southampton August 14; due Wellington September 22. Eangitiki, left Southampton August 2S; dne Auckland October 1. 'Tamaroa. left Southampton September 11; due Wellington October 14. Ruahine. leaves Southampton September 25, due Auckland November 1. J lonic, leaves Southampton October 9; due Auckland November 17. Mataroa. leaves Southampton November G; due Wellington December 9. PACIFIC MAIL SERVICE. Niagara, at Vancouver; sails September 10; due Auckland October 5. Makura, left San Francisco September 2; due Wellington September 21; sails for SydneJ September 22. Sonoma, left Los Angeles September 3; due Auckland September 25; sails for Sydney September 25 Aorangii at Sydney; sails for Auckland and Vancouver September 17. Ventura, due San Francisco from Auckland September 16: leaves Los Angeles for Auckland September 25. Sierr-i. ai Sydney; sniis for Auckland and San Francisco September 15. Monowai, left Sydney September 3, Wellington September due San Francisco September 25. VESSELS IN PORT. In Stream—Waitomo, Waitemata, Gunbar, Pin (aux. schooner), Mako, Kairanga, HM.C.S Iris, Kaitoke, Kaimanawa, Kurou, Waikawa. Kiwitea. Devonport.—H.M.S Philomel. Nucula (Admiralty oil-tanker). 11.M.5. Laburnum. H.M.S. Diomede Western Wharf—Kartigi (U.S.S. Coy.), Southern (Mission steamer). Chelsea—Antigone (Spedding, Ltd.). In Dock—City of Kimberley (N.Z.S. Coy.). Prince's Wharf—Waimea (U.S.S. Coy.), Endeavour (King and Coy.). Queen's/ Wharf—Morinda (Burns. Philp, Coy.). King's 'Wharf—Nairnbank (Henderson and Macfarlaue 1 Margaret W. (A. G. Frank ham) OVERSEAS SHIPS. MOVEMENTS AND DUE DATES. Canadian Highlander, left Montreal July 23 for Auckland, Wellington, Lyttelton (arrived September 12), Dunedin and Australia. Tongariro. Irft Liverpool July 2G for Auckland (arrived September 3). . Napier, Wellington, Lyttelton and Dunedin Remuera left London July 30 for Auckland and Wellington (arrived September 13). Port Alma, left New York on July 30 for Tampico, Auckland (duo September 21), Gisborne, Wellington, Lyttelton and Dunedin. Kent, left London on August G for Suva (arrived September 11). Post. Chalmers (due September 18), Lyttelton and Na pier. Hauraki. left. Los Angles on August 11 for Papeete, Auckland, Wellington, New Plymouth (arrived September 11). Lyttelton, Dunedin, Melbourno and Sydney. Corinthic, loft London August 13 for Wellington (duo September 22), and Auckland. Cornwall, left Liverpool on August 15 for Auckland (due September 22). Wellington Lyttelton and Port Chalmers. Narbada from Calcutta, Ponang and Singapore, loft Samarnng on August 15 for Auckland. Wellington (arrived September 10). Lyltelton, Timaru, Dunedin and Bluff. Antigone, left. Java Aucnst for Auckland (arrived September 4). Bomerstrt, in ballast, left Falmouth on August 15 for Port Chalmers (duo September 21). Otokia. left San Pedro Aucrust 22 for .Wellington 'duo September 16). Parrakool' loft Loa Anreles on August 22 for Auckland. Wellington (arrived September 13). Sydney. Melbourno arrl Adelaide. Taranaki, left London on August 29 for I.vttplton 'due October 2). Port Chalmers. Bluff and Nelson. Ranrifi'<i. left London August 27 for Auckland 'due October 1) and Wellin "t on Australind. left New York August 93 for Auckland (due October 10), Wellington Lvtelfon Dunedin and Australia. I*ov.' Zealand, left Los Angeles August 14. for A-rckland, Wellington (arrived Sentrmhor 12). Lyttelton. Dunedin and Australia. Sydney Mnrn left Japan September 1 for Australia. Wellington and Auckland Id'io Ortohrj- Pi) Canadian Connueror, left Montreal Aurnst 29 for Auckland (due October 8). Wellington. Lyttelton. Dunedin and Aus _ trail,i. Nairnbank. left Ocean Island September 4 for Auckland (arrived September 13) and Wanganui. Potter, left New York August 28 for Brighton, Trinidad. Auckland (due October 7) and Australia. Port Hunter, left Liverpool September 6 for Auckland (duo October 12). Wellington, Lyttelton, Dunedin and Oamaru. Myrtlebank, ] c ft nunbury September f> for Wellington and Auckland (diie Septombcr 2G). ffimaroa. left London September 10 for Wellington (due October 14) and Anck» | land (due October 20). ]

AUSTRALIA-NEW ZEALAND. A a u r c°)d a nd ft q Sy f dn 7 September 11; due „„ U v cll S September 13; sails for Sydncy September l«. <* u ®. Sydney September 1G; tembcrilS and Allcklan <l Se P"

inpton ™Vt despatched for Welland tL Y lton i Dunedin. Bluff. Oamaru ■ nd Timaru on Saturday morning. hJM?' 8 "? 4 -™,- n , nivcd from Oisborne for E.S r«"1 L" loa<lm « !I, < Ki »£'H Wharf lor L,ast Coast bays and Gisborne. for I ?, ator ' vcss< ; l Endeavour is loading \°\±Z"\ eT ? t POd M at Plin ce'fl Wharf. She in« S at fIVO °' clock lb ' 3 evenB o rr J vet ' at Westport from C-lnmln ?" , Raturda J' morning and the noon a rom Auckl ind. i n tho after-

lefT h Pv? , e " rnuto from Westport. V" 'ymouth for Wellington and Auckis s " 0 d '"' * i AuctovTnfnp^Ult0 i ko n , d " e from Portland this Shr. 1"j i W J 1 load nt Pl 'ince'a Wharf, be ,s scheduled to sail for East Coast ports and bays to-morrow afternoon. l'be Waimea arrived from Napier at midf . i' es terday and is at Prince's Wharf. She L v®" 1 °" ller return trip to Gisborne ana iSapier to-morrow afternoon. n,T he j W ? ira , arino is scheduled to load at, /; ' C ! ,n ,n lo " clay and will complete 10ad,"7 fimaru, Lyttelton and Wellington eirW « 1 ' 1 ho will reacb Auckland eaiiy next week. Iho Wingatdi left Wellington for Auckland 011 bnturday afternoon and is duo tomorrow morning. She will berth at liincca Wharf to unload cargo from Southern ports. 011 Wednesday the vessel is scheduled to sail for Wellington, Lyttc' ton, Dunedin and Timaru. THE SOUTHERN CROSS. The Melanesian Mission steamer Southern Cross is scheduled to sail at noon to-mor-row with stores for the mission stations in the south-west Pacific. She is loading at Western Wharf. BRUNSWICK LEAVES LOS ANGELES. Tlie Atlantic Union Oil Company's tanker Brunswick is reported to have sailed from Los Angeles for New Zealand last Thursday. RANGITANE SAILED. The New Zealand Shipping Company's motor-liner Rangitane was despatched for Southampton and London, via Panama, on Saturday morning, with passengers, mail and cargo. THE VENTURA. The Matson Line steamer Ventura cleared Honolulu on Thursday in continuation of her voyage from Auckland to San Francisco. She is due at San Francisco next Wednesday. TARANAKI AT OOLON. The Shaw, Savill and Albion motor-ship Taranaki is reported to have reached Colon last Thursday, en route from London to Lyttelton, Port Chalmers, Bluff and Nelson. She is scheduled to reach Lyttelton about September 30. THE WAIRUNA. With cargo from Pacific Coast ports, the Union Company's steamer Wairuna is scheduled t.o clear Los Angeles to-day for Auckland, Napier, Wellington, Dunedin and Australia. She is due at Auckland about October 9. THE TANKER OTOKIA. The Union Company's oil tanker Otokia is scheduled to reach Wellington from San Pedro on Wednesday. She sailed from San Pedro on August 22. IDLE GERMAN SHIPPING. An indication of the growing stagnation of Germany's trade is given by the fact that 450,000 tons of shipping i 3 now iyim? idle at Hamburg, which is' a figure un precedented in the history of the port. NUGULA TO DOCK. • The Admiralty oil-tanker Nucula is expected 1:o be docked on Wednesday to have her hull cleaned before she sails on her return trip to San Francisco load another oil fuel cargo for the New Zealand Navy Department. THE SIERRA. The Matson Line steamer Sierra is scheduled to leave Sydney to-morrow on her return voyage to San Francisco, via Auckland. Suva, Pago Pago and Honolulu. The vessel is due at Auckland 011 Saturday morning and she is to resume her voyage at five o'clock the same evening. THE CITY OF EASTBOURNE. Running under ihe ruspices of the A. ar.d A. Line, the City of Eastbourne is scheduled to leave New York next Wednesday for Galveston to load a quantity of sulphur. From Galveston the vessel will proceed to Auckland, Wellington, Lyttelton, Dunedin and Australia. She is due at Auckland about October 22 MORINDA ARRIVED. Tho Burns-Philp steamer Morinda arrived from Norfolk Island last night and anchored in the Btream. She will berth at Queen b Wharf this morni'ig to land passengers, mail and cargo. At two o'clock this afternoon the vessel is to bo despatched on her return trip to Norfolk Island. THE TONGARIRO. The New Zealand Shipping Company a steamer Tongariro sailed for Southern ports 011 Saturday morning to complete discharging cargo from West Const ports o. Great Britain and to load for her homeward voyage. She is to be despatched from Wellington for London, Avonmouth, Liverpool and Glasgow on October 14. THE REMUERA. Now discharging cargo from London at "Wellington, the New Zealand Shipping Company's liner Reniuera is to commence loading on Thursday for her homeward voyage. Next Saturday the vessel is to leave Wellington for Napier, Gisborne and Auckland to complete loading. She is scheduled to reach Auckland on September ?5 and to sail for Southampton and London, via Panama, on September 30. SYDNEY MARU. A. G. Frankham and Company, Limited, has received advice that the Japanese motor-ship Sydney Maru left Mop Japan, on September 1 for Hongkong and Mani a to complete loading for Australia and i\e\v Zealand. Tho vessel is scheduled to reach Brisbane 011 September 19, Wellington on October 5 and Auckland on October 8. 1' rom Auckland sho will return to Japan, via. Australia. ARAHURA RELIEVES TAMAHINE. Under charter to the Union Company the Anchor Line steamer Arahura is to be engaged in tlio Wellington-Pic ton service 111 place of the Tamahine, which has been withdrawn for a period for overhaul and survey The Arahura will leave Wellington for Picton at 11 o'clock to-night and thereafter she will leave Wellington every Monday, Wednesday and Friday until the Tamahine resumes in Ihe service. THE MOTOR-SHIP NAIRNBANK. The Bank Line motor-ship Nairnbank arrived from Nauru Island last evening w| *-" a full cargo of phosphates She is unloading rearly 5000 tons at Kings Wharf and will discharge the remainder at Wanganui. After completion of discharge sbc will pioceed to Queensland to load for Great Britain. The crew number 48 all eluding 30 Chinese. Captain W W. Elliott is in command and he has hini trie following officers: —Chief, Mr. G. J. \\hite; second. Mr. F. A. Munday; third. Mr. R. F. Godwin; chief engineer, Mr. R. second, Mr. R. Thompson; third, Mr. t . Sherra; fourth, Mr. W. Graham; fifth. Mr. R Mills; sixth, Mr L. Morris; wireless operator, Mr. D. Phillips. Henderson and Macfarlane. Limited, are the local agents. AMERICAN SHIPPING. Of all merchant fleets, that of the United States is in many respects the most interesting at the moment, its development promising to repay careful study in view of the measures which are being taken to increase its size and widen its influence The figures which are prepared from time to timo hy Lloyd's Register are now supplemented by some statistics which have been issued by the United States Shipping Board. It is claimed that tho ocean-going fleets under the American flag at the opening of this year numbered 1778 steam and motor-ves-sels of 1000 gross tons and over, aggregatinn 9,593,840 tons gross. More than tiireefourthfl of tho vessels making up tho fleet are actually in operation on ocean nearly seven-eighths of the total being in private hands. A Compared with the conditions of a year previously, the privateowned fleet, shows an increase of 27 vessels and 231.150 tons gross. ihe f.ovei ninentowned fleet during (he period decreased by 97 vessels and 45«.747 tons gross. Out of tho 1778 vessek under the American flag 131.) vessels, aggregating 7.136.746 tons gross, are now privately owned, and 433 vessels, of 2,462,0Q5 tons gross, w* Government-owned. ■

WITHIN WIRELESS RANGE. The following vessels nre expected to bo within rango of tho undermentioned wireless stations to-day:— Auckland.—Tongariro, Athelqueen, Golden Harvest, Karetu, Melbourne Maru, Otokia. Rangitane, Rona, Tofua, Ulimaroa, Veronica. Voco, Waihemo. Wellington.—Knimiro, Maori. Maui Pomare. New Zealand, Tamahine, Wahino. llcriniuius, Maimoa, Port. Gisborne, Kalingo. Maunganui, I'arrakoola, Rangitata, Kangiliki, Reniuera, Taranaki. Awarua. —Herminiiiß, Waikouaiti, Canadian Highlander, Golden Cross, ( Makura. Matai, Monowai, Myrtlebank, Ngakuta, Wainui, Maui Poniarc. PORT OF ONEHUNGA. Yesterday's Arrivals. -Hokinngn- (7.15 a.m.) and Ronaki (8.45 a.m.), from HokiBY TELEGRAPH. _ WELLINGTON.—September 1!2: Arrived— Knpiti (5.35 a.m ), from Wanganui; Breeze (10.15 a.m.), from Wanganui; Maori (("5.5:1 a.m.), from Lyttelton; Wingatui (7.10 a.m.). from Lyttelton: Maunganui (0.20 a.m.). from Auckland. Sailed—Waipahi (1.5 p.m.), for Dunedin; Wingatui (1.20 p.m.), for Auckland; Breeze (1.30 p.m.), for Dunedin; Maunganui (2 p in ), tor Sydney; Maori (8.10 p.m.), for Lyttelton. September 13: Arrived —Wahine C n m.), from Lyttelton: Kuku (9.35 a.m.), from Lyttelton; Holmdale (1.20 p.m.), from Lyttelton: Galo (4.'20 p.m.), from Lyttelton; Kaimiro (7.20 a.m.), from Greymouth: Pakuro (9.5 a.m.). from Gisborne: Parrakoola (9.10 a.m ), from Auckland; New Zealand (10.15 a.m.), from Auckland: Rem ; uera (10.50 a.m.), from Auckland; Orepuki (1.35 p.m.). from Napier. Sailed—Maimoa (7.5 a.m.), for London, via Montevideo. LYTTELTON.— September I'2: Arrived— Gale (G. 20 a.m.), from Timaru: Wahine 05.45 a.m.), from Wellington; Canadian Highlander (8 20 a.m.) from Wellington: Holmdale (11.45 a.m.*. from Timaru. Sailed— Kuku (11.10 a.m ). for Nelson; Holmdalo (5.35 p.m.). for Wellington; Gale (6.25 p.m.). for Wellington Wahino (8.25 .P.m.). for Wellington. September 13: Arrived—Mn or, (7 am.), from Wellington; 1 aupata (7.10 p.m.), from Picton; Waikouaiti (9.4 a a.m.), from Dunedin; Haurnki (3.15 p.m.), New Plvmouth. Sailed-Port Cusborne (G.la a.m.), for Wanganui- Northern Light (b a.m.), for Dunedin. WESTPORT.— September 12: Arrived— Ivanna (G. 45 a.m.). from Auckland; Canopus (1.25, p.m.), from Auckland. DUNEDIN.— Soptember 12: Arrived—Wairnarino (8.25 a.m.), from Lyttelton. Sailed —Waikouaiti (1.15 p.m.), for Lyttelton. SAN FRANCISCO.— September 11: Arrived—Laurel, from Auckland.

LOS ANGELES.— September 10: Sailed— Brunswick, for New Zealand. COI/ON.—September 10: Arrived—Rangitiki, en route from London to Auckland; Taranaki, en route from London to Lyttelton.

SOUTHAMPTON.— September 11: Sailed —Tamaroa, for Wellington.