SHIPPING, MAILS AND WEATHER

New Zealand Herald, Volume LXIX, Issue 21333, 7 November 1932, Page 5

SHIPPING, MAILS AND WEATHER

PORT,OF AUCKLAND

SATURDAY'S ARRIVALS Opawa (6.50 a.m.), from Napier into (0.10 a.m.), from Mercury Bay- Hauiti (5.30 a.m.), from Thames; Kareno a.m.) .from Napier; Claymore (7.5 am) from Whangarei; Pono (.7.25 am ) frn'™ Kerepeehi: Duchess (8.45 a.in ) ' from /tiatia; Kawau (8.55 a.m.), from Waihek?" Waka (8.55 a.m.). from Northern Torts! Taniuha (9.10 a.m.) from Paeroa: Toa (9.20 a.m.), from Whakatane* Hauiti (sin p.m.), from Waiheke; Port Whangarei (8.30 from Whane.irei; Duchess (11 "n p.m.). from Kawau; Kini (11.50 p.m ). from Gisborne. SATURDAY'S DEPARTURES Sydhav (5.5 a.m.). for Balik Pannn Haleric (210 p.m ). for Townstilk •Motu (12.45 p.m.). for Northern portsDuchess (Loo p.m. for Matiatia; Hauiti (2 p.m.), for Waiheke; Tiri (2.50 p.m.). for Awanm: Karepo (4.20 p.m ). for Greymouth i Tamwha (a.ls p.m.), tor Paeroa; Clavrnore (5.10 p.m.) for Whangarei; Coronaiion (i.lO p.m.), for Whangarei. YESTERDAY'S ARRIVALS Waimea (5.25 p.m.), from Napier. YESTERDAY'S DEPARTURES Tuhoo (12.10 a.m.). for Tauranga. VESSELS DUE TO-DAY Mariposa, from Los Angeles, 8 Waimarino, from Wellington, 7 a.m. Pukeko, from Portland, eiening. Taniwha, from Paeroa, 10.30 p.m. VESSELS SAILING TO-DAY , Mariposa, for Sydney, 5 p.m. v Port Waikato. for Wellington, afternoon Kawau, for Mangawai, noon. Paroto. for ports, noon. Pono. for Kerepeehi. 2 p.m Endeavour, for Northern ports. 3 p.m. Waka, for, Northern ports, 3 p.m. Omana. for Warkworth. 5 p.m. Kini. for Gisborne, afternoon.' Hauiti. for Thames, 6.30 P.m. Waimarino, for Portland, evening. VESSELS EXPECTED AT AUCKLAND INTERCOLONIAL AND COASTAL Waimarino, Southern ports, November 7. Karetu. Fiji. November 8. Zealandia. Sydney. November 8. Knrtigi, Melbourne, November 11. Hikurangrt, Norfolk Island, November 12. Wingatui, Southern ports, November 14. Niagara. Sydney, November 14. Morinda. Norfolk Island. November 17. Waipahi, Tonga. November 19. Marama, Sydney, November 21. Monowai, Sydney, November 29. OVERSEAS. Mariposo, Los Angeles, November 7. Caithness, Galveston, November 12. Thordis. San Pedro. November 12. Norfolk, Napier. November 14, to - load. Australind. New York, November 14. Mataroa, London, via Wellington, Nov. 14. Otaio, Liverpool, November 15. EARLY SAILINGS FROM AUCKLAND INTERCOLONIAL AND OVERSEAS. Mariposa, Los Angeles, November' 7. Op3wa, London, November 10. Zealandia. Sydney. November 11. .Niagara, Vancouver. November 15. Norfolk. London, November 17. Morinda. Norfolk Island. November 17. /' Rangitiki, London. November 25. Marama,- Sydney, November 25. Waipahi. Suva, November 26. Tasmania, London. November 29. Port Dunedin, London, November 29. Monowai, Sydney, December 1. Melbourne Maru. Japan. December 5. Karamea, London, December 12. Mataroa, London, December 14. BRITISH PASSENGER STEAMERS Mataroa, left Southampton October 7; due "Wellington November 10. Bangitane, left London October 20; due Wellington November 23. J!uahine. left London October 21; due Wellington November 29. lonic, left Southampton November 4; due Wellington December 14. Rangitata, leaves London November 17; due Auckland December 21. Tamnroa, leaves Southampton December 2; due Wellington January 4. Akaroa, leaves Southampton December 30; duo Auckland February 1. PACIFIC MAIL SERVICE 'Aorangi, leaves Vancouver November* 9; due Auckland November 27. Monowai. left San Francisco October 26; due Wellington November 14; eaila for Sydney November 14. Mariposa, left Los Angeles October 21; due Auckland November 7; sails for Sydney November 7. Niagara, leaves Sydney November 10, Auckland November 15; due Vancouver December 2. Monterey, left Sydney October 22; Auckland October 25; due Los Angeles Nov. 8. Makura, left Sydney October 27, Wellington November 1; due San Francisco November IS. AUSTRALIA-NEW ZEALAND Zealandia, left Sydney November 4. due Auckland November 8; sails for Sydney November 11. Maunganui, due Sydney November 8; Bails ior Wellington November 11. VESSELS IN PORT In Stream—Waitomo, Waitemata, Gunbar, Piri (aux. Mako, Kaimanawa, Kurow, Waiotapu, Tofua, Recorder, Kairanga. Devonport—H.M.S. Philomel, H.M.S. Laburnum, H.M.S. Veronica. King's Wharf—Port Waikato (Watkin and Wallis). Tiroa (F.C.A. Coy.). Central Wharf—Opawa (N.Z.S. Coy.), Port Whangarei (Watkin and Wallis). Western Wharf—Karepo (U.S.S. "Coy.). Queen's Wharf—Mariposa (Henderson and Macfarlnne), Kini (U.S.S. Coy.). Prince's Wharf—Waimea (U.S.S. Coy.), Waimarino (U.S.S. Coy.). OVERSEAS SHIPS MOVEMENTS AND DUE DATES Port Dunedin, left Liverpool September 18 for Auckland. Napier, Wellington (arrived November 4), Lyttelton and Dunedin. Australind, left New York September 18 for Auckland (due November 12), Wellington, Lyttelton, Dunedin and Australia. Canadian Constructor, left Montreal September 24 for Auckland. Wellington (arrived November 7), Lyttelton, Dunedin. Bluff and Australia. Port Fremantle. left London September 30 for Suva, Lyttelton (due November 11). Dunedin and Bluff. Otaio. left Liverpool October 8 for Auckland (due November 15), Wellington. Lyttelton. Dunedin, Timaru and Aew Plymouth. _ , , , Caithness, left Galveston October 3 for Auckland (due November 11), Lyttelton. Wanganui and Australia. Hauraki, left Los Angeles October 9 for Auckland. Wellington. New Plymouth (arrived November G), Lyttelton and Dunedin. . . , ~ , - , Huntingdon, left Falmouth, in ballast. October 12 for New Zealand (due November Kangitane, left London October 20 for Well--7 -ington (due November 23), and Auckland. The Wingatui was due at Timaru from Dunedin yesterday to continue loading tor Lyttelton, Picton, Wellington and Auckland. The Tiroa is to eail for East Coi}sl bays and Gisborne to-morrow. a fte ™ oon J\-P,!/J/ B of the Margaret W. She is loading at King s Wharf. The Pukeko is due from Portland this evening, and will load at Central Wh f; Bhe is to sail for East Coast bays. Gis borne and Napier to-morrow afternoon. The Kini arrived from Gisborne on Saturday night and berthed at Queei up ' /to unload a number of railway ' After discharge she wiU return to Gisborne. The Waimea arrived from ■day. afternoon and is loading . • Wharf. Sho is to flail on her return triD to Gisborne and Napier to-morrow afternoon. The Port Whangarei returned [romJPortJand on Saturday evening and berthed at Central Wharf to load general . cargo for Wellington, Dunedin. Timaru and Picton. She is scheduled to sail at five o clock to morrow evening. The Karepo arrived from Napier on.Saturday morning and berthed at \Y /Wharf to unload the remainder of her roal cargo from Greymouth and \VestTho vessel sailed for Greymouth and West port on Saturday afternoon to load a coai cargo for New Plymouth and Auckland. The Waimarino is due from South Dorts and Wellington early tins n ' or ." After discharging her cargo at t)an( j Wharf, the vessel is to sail for P -l-land this evening. She will return to A from Portland to complete loading for ington. Lyttelton. Dunedin. Oamaru ana Timaru. / CAITHNESS REPORTS A. G. Frankham and Company, Limited^ Jiave received wireless w ;n steamer Caithness stating that she arrive from Galveston, Texas, next foatur .cay. The vessel has a full cargo o sulphur for discharge at Auckland, Lyttelton, *va *>2anui and Sydney.

the port waikato i..din L /'Ss; the sydhav . After unloading a bulk oil cartrn Tc^n THE W AINU I Wellfngton. Dunedin. Lyttelton and ; THE HUNTINGDON report in i 0 ste , ar 2 er H «ntinsrlon is e J lo '!™ l ° hnv e cleared Panama on Friday, en route from Falmouth to New Zealand !- !?„ 7 e „ 83 , el I s , "1 ballast and will load in rstw Zealand for England. THE WAIPAHI Stn h a e nI a q P ,f ! "V n loU<e»I oU<e » {r . am Auckland, left ' ssawn; oi KorembS 13 d "° b " kth " oort TAIROA AT SOUTHAMPTON The Shaw Savill and Albion steamer Taifn» f'v„,\ eP w ?r t( ? ' lavo i' e "ched Southampton from Wellington 011 Thursday. She was despatched from Wellington for London, via Montevideo and Teneriffe, on September 22. THE KARETU The Karetu is due from Newcastle and bydney, via Suva, to-morrow. The vessel will unload fruit from Suva at Prince's \\harf and coal from Newcastle, at Western \V harf. After discharge she will return to Newcastle and Sydney. MARAMA RESUMING The Marama was docked at Wellington on t nday m connection with her overhaul. 1 lie vessel is to bo recommissioned this week after being laid up during the winter months. She will be despatched from Wellington for Sydney on Friday. RANGITANE AT COLON Reported to have reached Colon on Thursday the New Zealand Shipping Company's liner Rangitane is en route from London with passengers and mail for New Zealand and cargo for discharge at Wellington and Auckland. She is due at Wellington on November 23 and at Auckland about November 29. NIAGARA AT SYDNEY The Royal Mail liner Niagara arrived at Sydney from Auckland at 5.30 o'clock on Saturday morning. The vessel will leave Sydney next Thursday and Auckland the following Tuesday on her return voyage to Suva, Honolulu and Vancouver. CARGO FROM CAPETOWN The Shaw, Savill and Albion motor-ship Tarnnaki, which left Liverpool for Auckland. Wellington, Lyttelton. Dunedin and Bluff on November 1, will call at Capetown to load for New v Zealand. The vessel is scheduled to arrive at Capetown on November l£i and to reach Auckland on December 11. lONIC CLEARED SOUTHAMPTON The Shaw, Savill and Albion liner lonic cleared Southampton on JFriday with passengers and mail for New Zealand and cargo from London for discharge at Wellington and Auckland. She is due at Wellington on December 14 and at Auckland about December 20. THE HALERIC After unloading a phosphate cargo from Ocean Island at King's Wharf, the Bank Line steamer Haleric- sailed for Australia on Saturday afternoon. The vessel is to load a quantity of lead at Townsville and copra at Sydney for Europe. MATAROA REPORTS L. D. Nathan Hnd Company. Limited, have been advised that the Shaw. Savill and Albion liner Mataroa has reported bv wireless that she will arrive at Wellington from London and Southampton at eight o'clock on Thursday morning. _ The vessel has passengers and mail for New Zealand and general merchandise for. discharge at Wellington and Auckland. Sue is due at this port early next week. OPAWA FOR FINAL LOADING The New Zealand Shipping Company's motor-ship Opawa arrived from Nanier on Saturday morning and berthed at Central Wharf to complete loading. The vessel 18 scheduled to sail for London, via on Thursday, and she is scheduled to reach London on December 15. THE R.M.M.S. AORANGI The Union Company has received advice that the Royal Mail linej Aorangi Teachprl Vancouver from Auckland last Tlnuodav afternoon, a day ahead of schedule, vessel will sail on Wednesday oh her return voyage to Auckland and Sydney via. Honolulu and Suva. She is scheduled to reach Auckland on Sunday. November 2 . and to sail for Sydney the following day. MARIPOSA DUE TO-DAY The Oceanic Company's liner will arrive from San Francisco and Los Angeles, via Honolulu, Pago Pago and Suva, at eight o'clock this rMrnmg. accordin<* to her wireless advice. The vessel will berth at Queen's Wharf to land passengers, mail and cargo for New Zedand and o embaTk passengers for Australia. She is to resume her voyage to Sydney .and Melbourne at five o'clock this e\ening. AWARUA AT DUNEDIN The Bluff Harbour Board's new screw tug Awarua reached Dunedin on Friday afternoon from Scotland, via the Suez Canal and Albany. She is todockat Port Chalmers before proceeding to Bluff. Hie Awarua was built by Messrs. Lognitz and Company, Limited, at Renfrew, and is classed 100 A 1 at Lloyd's. She is described as one of the most powerful tugs m the world, and was designed to meet the special requirements at the port of Bluff, where large ships such as the motor-liner Ran r .i } uf class of nearly 17.000 tons gross register have to be handled in restricted waters where stron" tides and strong winds have to be contended The dimensions o the Awarau are: —Length, 130 ft., breaaMi (moulded). 32ft.: depth. 15 ft ; mean draught. 12ft. 6in.; dead weight, 180 tons. She has also been designed to act as a pilot vessel and for salvage work. Special boats are carried for the use of pilots, and a heaiy derrick and hold are fitted forwnrd for handling salvage pumps and geai when re (luired Ample coal bunker space, has been provided, giving the tug an extensive radius of action. WITHIN WIRELESS RANGE The following vessels are expected to be within range of the undermentioned wire-kAucklS-lnt d igonl Brisbane Maru. Caithness. Comliebank, Haleric. e tu. Maunganui. Port Gisborne, Plume, Sydhav. Waipahi, Zealandia. r ,■ fnnWellington.— Discovery 11.. Canadian Con structor Golden Cloud. Iviwitea. Matai. Mataroa, Monterey. Norfolk, Tainiu. RemuCr Awarua. —Rangitiki, Paua. Waikouaiti. Makura. Monow&i, Nolisement, Wainui. J. C. RO3S. PORT OF ONEHUNGA Saturday's Arrivals.—Hauturu (7.45 p.m.), from New Plymouth. . Yesterday's Arrivals.—Ronaki (10 a.m.), from Hokianga. by telegraph I'.™-!' ) for Lyttelton; Hauraki (10 5 pm )', for New Plymouth. November r • Arn ved—Holmdale (12J5 a.m.). Storm (1.5 am ) from Wanganui; Totara (6.15 a.m. . New Plymouth; Rangatira (7 a.m.). T,vttelton- Orepuki (3 p.m.). from Lyttelton-; Canadian Constructor (8 p.m.), from Auckland. T VTTELTON.—November 5: • Arrived i. ia az nm ) from Napier; RangaAwahou (4 )P. Wellirl? , on; Orepuki ra ') { r om Tirnaru. Sailed— Taupata ir nm) for Nelson; Orepuki (6.45 p.m.), (6 p.m. J, wj n Wellington. Nofrom Wellington. nTTNEDIN. —November 5: Arrived—Moa irnmlfrom Wellington. Sailed-Wingatm n n'm )' f° r Oamaru; Waikouaiti . (6.15 ( P \ Vnr Timaru. November 6: Arrived— Kali'»»V'-is Holra ' g:len (noon), from Bluu. qVDNEY. November 5: Arrived Niagara (5 :i0 a.m.),' from Auckland. . _ SUVA. November 5: Sailed-Waipahi, for Apia. ; . VANCOUVER.— November 3; Arrived— Aorangi. from Auckland. PANAMA -November 4; Sailed-Huntmg-don en route from Falmouth to New ZeaTCovembor 4: Arrived—Rangitan? en route from London to Wellington. on,TTTHAMPTON.— November 4: Arrived „T?iS from Wellington. Sailed-lonic, for Wellington.