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SHIPPING, MAILS AND WEATHER

PORT OF AUCKLAND THE CANADIAN CONSTRUCTOR Tim .Mnt.son liner .Monterey arrived vesterflav morning from Sydney awl sailed in Hie afternoon for San Francisco, via ports. She had 17") passengers for Auckland, 116 through travellers and 170 embarked hero, 'J he Canadian Australasian liner Niagara reached port jin tin? morning from Vancouver, via ports, with 167 passengers for Auckland. She sailed early this morning lor Sydney, taking 12(5 passengers from the port. The M.A'.N.Z. Line steamer Calia<lian Constructor, li'oni MontrOfll. Will arrive this evening. YESTERDAY'S ARRIVALS Margaret W. M2.L r > a.m.), from Gisborne; , Kaiwarra fj.'jn a.in.j, from Newcastle; I aroto ' (I.'jo a.m.J, from North. Monterey (7.0 a.m.). from Sydney. J'as- ' sengers: - first Clasx. Mr. (I. Abilv, Mr. R. Bartle, Mrs. G. and Miss 1). Boucher, Mr. and Mrs. S. Brown. Miss E. Buckley, Miss A. Burnett , Miss K. Byrne. Mrs. K. Campbell, Mr. and Mrs. G. Chiles, Mr. and Mrs. . and Miss Costello. Mr. E. Coutls, Mr. \\ . Cowan. Madame K. and Miss Y. Creugnet, Sir. C. Desinionie Mrs. K. and Miss A. Eaily, Miss B Edgar. Mr. W. Eraser, Mr. A. Frieberg, Mrs M. .Gaffney, Mrs. I . : C lemur. Mr. ('. Grugan, Mr. L. Hardley, Mr. and Mrs. 11. Hayden. Miss ('. Hodge, Mr. A. Holt. Mr. and Mrs. K. Hotaling, Miss J. Houghton. Mr. J. Hiisrhes, Miss F. Hunter. Mr. and Mrs. J. and Miss M. Innes, Mr. and Mrs. A. Jobson. Mr. C. Kingston. Mr. G. Laird, Mrs M Lawrence, Mr. N. Lawrence. Mr. J. Leacli. Mr. and Mrs. A. Leland. Mr. X. Lel'etit, Hon. ('. Loder, Hon. H. Loder Mi. T. Lane. Mr. 11. Mar- | hrook. Mr. and Mrs. 11. Mason, Mr. J. Malhias. Miss 'l. McFlyim. Mr. H. MilI cliell, Mrs. 11. Moutxiriie. Hew E. Mori, Miss M. Mori. Mr. W. Neilson, Miss D. Xicholls. Mr. and Mrs. I-'. Xicholls, Mrs. K. Oliver. Miss K and Master H. Patten. Mr. K. I'ittman, Miss M. Ramsden, Mrs. G. Revell, Mrs. A Rogerson. Mr. and Mrs. E. - Rowe, Miss I!. Scutts. Mr. and Mrs. W. Selby, Mr. C. Short bridge, Mrs. K. Stuart. Mr. and Mrs. .J. Thompson, Mr. L. Wallace. Mr. D Wallace, Mr. P. "White. Misses M. and L. Williams Mr. and Mrs. If. Wilioughby. Cabin Class. Mr and Mrs. L. and Master L. Anderson. Mr L. Btaven. Miss ,1. Begg, Mr. A. Bennison Mr. K. Boylan. Mr. W. Hums. Mr. 11. Chaiimun. Mrs. H. Chapman, Miss I). Cliffe Mr. anil Mrs. F. (,'oley. Mr. ,J. Craig. Miss E. Cumming. Mr. anil Mrs. L. Ouiidy. Mr. .1. Dalley. Mr. H. barbie, Mr. I!. Davis, Miss B. Davis. Miss J. Deering. Mr. 11. Denham. Mrs. (.'. Elliott, j Mrs. It. Evans, Mr. K. Flannigan, Mr. R. 1 Ford, Mrs. F,. French, Miss C. Garlick, Mrs. I-'.. Gooding, Mrs. M. Hawthorn, Mr. D. Heacy. Miss ('. H ildreth-Smith. Miss W. Hughes, Mr. E. Htighan, Mrs. K. Kelsall. Messrs. F.. F. 'l', anil -I. Kelsall. Messrs K and A. Keriiiond, Mrs. R. Knox. Mr. I l;. Knox. Mrs. M. Knox. Miss B. Lambert, Mr. ,1. Lavery. Mrs. ,T Laverv, Mr. J. Leuthard. Mr. I*'. Lyon Power. Mr ,L Mardonald, Mrs. fand Miss M. Macdonald, Mr. R. Mackintosh. Miss I. Massey. Mr. J. McCorl. Mr. K. Morris, Miss M. Mosman. Mrs. K. Nancarrow. Miss 11. Newell, Mr. P. Nodwell. Mr. O. Nordgrcn. Mr. L. O'Donnrll. Mr. and Mrs. S. and Master J. Page, Mr F. Pearse, Air AY. Reynolds. Mr. L. Richards. Mrs. L. Richards, Miss D. Rohan. Miss A. Rowlands Miss P. Stains, Miss D. Talbot. Mr. A. Taylor, Miss I). Thew, Mr. L. Tul Inch. Miss ,T. Turner. Mr. F. I'rtis. Mr. W. Wegner. Mr. .1. White, Miss W. Whitehead. Miss X. Willia mston. Mrs. A. Woods, Mr R Woodward, Miss K. Zanimit. Niagara (10 a.m.), from Vancouver. Passengers:- - First Class. —Mr. J. A. Anderson, Mrs. W. , K. Anderson, Mrs. L. Acland. Mrs. F. Brown, ! Mr. M. P. Brown. Mr. F. W. Browne, Mr. ' i H. Beattie. Mrs. R. Chamberlain, Mr. W. Chamberlain, Miss K. Cossar. Mr. R. Clark. Mr. W. G. Dougal. Miss M. Danien, Mr. W. Kichelbauni. Mrs. F. Kichelbanni, Master T. Eichelbaum. Mr. C. Ford. Mrs. J. B. Ford. Mr. F. W. Oraham. Mrs. D. Graham. Miss D. Hobbs. Mr. P. Hefferman, Mr. L. A. Hebberd. Mrs. 11. L. Hebberd, XI r. A. Heppner, Mrs L. Heppner, Miss J. Heppner, Mrs. A. Hudson, Miss B. Hudsou. Mr. G. Hutchison, Mr. R. S. Hunter- ! Blair. Mrs. E. Hunter-Blair. Miss I. Jennings. Mr. E. G. Jacoby. Mrs. F. Jacohy, Mr. H. Jacobow it/.. Mrs. F. Jacobow it/.. Mr. P. Jeffs. Mr. W. Johnsou. Mr. L. B. Kelluni, Mr. J. Lvon. Mr <!. De Montague, Mr. L. Perl. Mrs. M. Perl, Miss M. Perl. Mr. H. Peek. Mrs. Peek. Mr. ('. X. Pegler. Mrs. L. M. Richards. Mr. R. .1. Richardson, Sir Arthur and Lady Richards, Master F Richards, Master M. Richards, Mr. T. W. Ross, Mr B. Stewart. Mr. W. Shrimpton, Mr. .1. Smith. Mr. R. Smith. Mr. 11. Tingey, Mr. A. D. Tench. Mrs. K. Taylor, Mrs. M. Tanner Mr. H. C. Taylor. Mrs. A. Taylor. Miss M. Weston. Miss A. Williams. Miss F. Winston. Mrs. B. Walker Mr. C. G. Walker. Mrs. F. Williams. Mrs. ; V. Watson, Mr. Wayland. Cabin Class. — Miss D. Allyn, Mrs. A. Blackwell, Mr. P. Brinkiiiann, Mrs. E. G. Baker. Mr. C. G. Baker, Miss E. Baker. Mr. W. j Bonnar. Mrs. M Bonnar. Mr. J. P. Barnes, Mrs. E. Barnes. Mr. J. Banks. Mrs. A. i Banks, Mr. W. D. Cook, Mrs. J. Carter, i Miss W. Carter. Miss A. Cillis, Mrs. B. Chase. Mr. J W Chafe, Mrs. G. Chafe. Miss B. Chafe, Mr. \V. Crooks, Mrs. M. Conolly. Miss A. Daniels, Mr. R. Eastwood. Mrs. E. Eastwood, Mr. A. H. Eastwood. Miss L. Guttmann, Mr. W. E. Gread, Mrs. | M. Gregory, Mrs. A. Hargreaves. Miss M. , Hargreaves. Mr. A. Heberley. Mrs. A. I Ileberlev. Mr. G. Hatchings. Mrs. J. Hatchings, Miss "W. Henderson. Miss J>. Londeni hcek. Mr. T. G. Lewis. Mrs. M. Lewis, I Miss 1,. Morley. Rev. E. Miller. Mrs. L. i Miller. Mrs. H. Monciir. Miss G. Mills. Mr. ;T. Maher, Mrs M Ma her. Mrs. E. Masi ters. Miss J. Parfitt. Mr. G. W. Robinson, Miss F,. Scheuner, Miss E. Scheuner. Mr. ( J. B. Snoad. Mrs. I. Snoad. Mrs. E. M. Smith. Miss C. SeideL Mrs. K. Truhhonish, j Mr. A. J\. Turner. Mrs. E. Wheeler. Mrs. ! A. Wallace, Mr W. H. Wright, Mrs. M. t Wright. Mr. K. Wolff. Mrs. E. Wolff. Miss : K. Wolff. Miss E. Wolff, Mrs. ]. Williams. Mr. A. Walker. Mrs. M. Walker. Miss M. Walker, and PJ third class passengers. YESTERDAY'S DEPARTURES Hanili (11.3.") a.m.), for Coromandel. Manvantara < Ip.m.). for Ceram; Waiolalii (">..■> p.ni.l. for Opotiki. Monterey (">.;'.o p.m.). for San Francisco. Clansman Ki.lO p.m.), for Russell; Pono iT.l'o i).in.), for Thames; Kawan (!>.l"> p.m.), . fur Matakana, Herekino is». 1."» p.m.). for ; Portland. Anhalt 00.20 p.m.). for New Plymouth; I Paroto 00.20 p.m.). for Xortli. VESSELS DUE TO-DAY 'Canadian Constructor, from Montreal, fi p.m. Port Whangarei. from Tauranga, morning. ! Pukeko. from Portland, early. Rangiinii. from Tauranga. morning. Claymore, from Whangarei. morning. Kawan. from Matakana, 7.,'t0 p.m. Toa. from Whakatane, morning. VESSELS SAILING TO-DAY Swartrnhoudt. for Wellington. It> a.m. Trieo/a. for Xanru Island, evening. Brisbane Mara, for Wellington. 10 p. ill ; Waipiata, for Portland, evening. 1 Pukeko. for East Coast, afternoon. ■ Margaret W.. for East" Coast, afternoon i Toa. for Whakataue. t p.m. | Coroiiiition, for Wliiing.arei, l p.m. j Tuhoe, for Paeroa. I p.m. j Raiigiii iti. for Tauranga. I p.m. j Claytnoro. for Whangarei. JS p.m. | VESSELS EXPECTED AT AUCKLAND Intercolonial, and Coastal : Port Whangarei, Tauranga. July '26 Waimarino. Wellington. July 'JT. Matua. Rarotonga. July -js Port Waikato. Lyttelton, July 'J9. Maungiinui, Islands. July -!•. Awatea, S.wlney, July •_'!>. Kartigi. (ireyinonth. July 'J!i. ■ I'iri, Melbourne, July :io. O\KRBtAS ' Canadian Constructor. Montreal, July 2<>. Raugitiila. London. July 'JT. Olivebank, Xanru. July 'JO. ' /.ealandic. Opua. July !U). to load. | Salamaua, Vancouver, August 1. | Opiiwa, Liverpool, August •">. | Limerick, Los Angeles, August 5. i Mariposa, San Francisco. August 5. ; Port Alma, Opua, August 10, fo load. ; Tainni, Wellington, August 11, to load. ; Waiinana, Xew Plymouth, August 11, to load. Xaniwa Maru, Miike, August l'J. : Essex. Wellington. August 1 'J, to load Tasnian. Saigon, August PJ. South Africa. Richmond, August 15. Trelawny, New York. August Hi. ; llauraki, T,os Angeles, August 10 i Aorangi. Vancouver, August 21. Rangitala. Xapter, August 22. to load. City of Pittsburg, Montreal. August 21 I Raugitane. London. August 21. I Mamari, Wellington. August 21. ! Cambridge, Liverpool, August 2.">, ' Canadian Constructor. Bluff, August 25, to 1 load. Wairangi, Liverpool, August 29. City of Winchester, Xew York, September I. Xarbada. Calcutta, September 1. | Monterey, San Francisco, September 2. j Tamaroa. Southampton. September 9. I Maelstiycker, Saigon, September 12. Malaren, Seychelles, September 1">. Clydebank. Los Angeles, September 17. Niiigara, Vancouver, September 10. Middlesex, Liverpool, September 22. Temple Moat. New York. September 2.Y City of Glasgow, Montreal, October 5. Mataroa, Southampton, October li. liotorua, Liverpool, October 7. Port Townsville. Liverpool, October 12. Rangitiki, London, October 10. Armadale, Xew York, October 1!). Tolten, Los Aiifreles. October 21. Port Halifax, Montreal, October 2.1. EARLY SAILINGS FROM AUCKLAND INTKRC 01.0.N1A1. AND OVKRSKAS Trienza, Nauru, July 2'i. . Awatea, Sydney, August 1. Mariposa, Sydney, August 5.

Niagara, Vancouver, August 0. Matua, Rarotonga, August 11. Essex, Southamtiton, August 10. Waimana, London, August 16. Tainui, Southampton, August I<. AUSTRALIA-NEW ZEALAND Wangariella, left Auckland '^ u . Sydney July -*>; leaves Sydney July ;t(); due Wellington August :J. ~ leaves Svdney July due Anck--1 land July 'J!i; leaves Auckland August 1; due Sydney August i. PACIFIC MAIL SERVICE Niagara, left Vancouver July «; arriv « .""jj left Auckland July 'JS; due Sydney Aorangif left Sydney July 7; arrived Auckland July II; left Auckland July 1-, due Vancouver July . , Monterey, left Sydney Ju y *r;„ a c r 'J. ( F iV.. left Auckland .Inly •_»•»; due San 1 ran cisco August ii. Mariposa, left San I' rancisco Julj HL arrives and leaves Auckland August o # due Sydney August 8. • I BRITISH PASSENGER STEAMERS Kangitata. left London June 23; due Auckland July 27. ituahuie, left London July 2; due Wellington August 1!». ltangitane. left London July 21; duel Auckland August 2-1. ; Tamaroa, leaves Southampton August 6; due Auckland September !J. j UNION CARGO VESSELS Gabriella. loads Greymoutb about August 1 for Auckland and Portland. , , . Kaiiviirra, from Newcastle, leaves Auckland July 2S for Napier. . Karepo. from Edithburg and Adelaide, left Melbourne July 2."» for New Plymouth, Auckland, Wellington and larakone. leaves West port July Auckland and Portland. Waimarino. left Wellington July lor Auckland. . AVaiolapu. left Williamstoun July !■> for Wellington and Auckland. Waipiata, leaves Auckland July 2« for Portland, Wellington, 'Pit-ton, Lyttelton, Dunedin, Oamaru and Timaru. VESSELS IN PORT Devonport—H.M.S. Achilles, H.M.S. Leander, H.M.S. Philomel. H.M.S. Endeavour. Prince's Wharf- -Port Alma (F.C.A.). Waipiata (U.S.S.). C'iiy of Bagdad i.\ X.S.I. CJi/een's AVharf Swartenhondt ill. and S.). t entral Wharf —Karamea (A.S.J'.), Brisbane Maru iF.C.A.). Xorthern Wharf--Port Whangarei t.V.S.S.). King's Wharf-Trienza 'B.P.C.). Nardana IU.S.S.). Pukeko (W. and W.), Margaret W. 'F.C.A.h In Stream Nncula iN.D.) Weslern Wharf Kaiwarra 'C.S.S.). ( helsea. —Thistlegar'h iS.T,.). Calliope Dock. —H.M.S. Wakakura. OVERSEAS SHIPS Incoming Canadian Constructoi. left Montreal June 21 for Auckland (due July •_'(!). Wellington. Lyttelton. Dunedin and Bluff. Waimana. from Australia, for Bluff (due July -J7). to load. Rangitata, left London June for Auck land (due July -_'7) and Wellington. Thorshov, left Oeban July !' for Wellington (due July 2*). Olivebank, left Nauru July 1!) for Auckland idue July 29). Salamaua, left Vancouver June 2"> for Suva and Auckland (due August 1). Limerick, left Lo> Angeles July II for Auckland (due August .")), Wellington and Lyttelton. Opawa, left Liverpool July for Auckland (due August 1). Napier. Wellington, Lyt telton, Dunedin and Oamaru Naniwa Maru. left Kobe July •_•( i for Auckland (due August 12), Wellington, Lyttelton and Dunedin. Tasnian, left Saigon July l"> for Auckland (due August 12) and Wellington South Africa, left Richmond, California, July 22 for Auckland (due August l~>). Trelawny, left New "I'ork July for Auckland idue August l'i), Wellington, Lyt telion and Dunedin. Hauraki, left Los Angeles July 21 for Auckland (due -August 1 !*), Wellington, New J'lyniouth and Dunedin. Maniari, left London July for Wellington (due August 17) and Auckland (due August 21). Ruahine, left July 2 for Suva, Well ington (due August lit), Dunedin, Lyttelton, Bluff and Napier. City of Pittsburg, left Montreal July 21 for Auckland (due August 21), Napier, Wellington, Lyttelton. Timaru and Dunedin. Rangitane, left London July 21 for Auckland (due August 24) and Dunedin. Dessau, left New Orleans July for Auckland nine August 20). Wellington. Lyttelton, Dunedin and New Plymouth. Cambridge, left Liverpool July Kj for Auckland (due August 20), Wellington, Lyttelton and Dunedin. Port Hunter, left London July 21 for Wellington (due August 28) and Lyttelton. Wairangi, leaves Liverpool July 30 for Auckland (due August 29), Wellington, Lyttelton and Dunedin. City of Winchester, leaves New York July HO for Auckland (due September 1), Wellington, Lyttelton and Dunedin. Narbada, leaves Calcutta August 2 for Auckland idne September 1), Wellington. Lyttelton. Timaru. Dunedin and Bluff. Tamaroa, leaves London August .5 for Auckland (due September H) and Wellington. Maetsuycker, leaves Saigon August 15 for Auckland (due September 12) and Wellington. Discharging Anhalt, from Xew Orleans, at Xew Plymouth, thence Wellington, Lyttelton and Dunedin. Brisbane Maru from Kobe, at Auckland, hence Wellington. Dunedin and Lyttelton. Leaves August 5 for Japan. City of Bagdad, from New I'ork, at Auckland. hence Wellington, Lyttelton and Dnaedin. Cornwall, from Liverpool, at Wellington, thence Lyttelton and Dunedin. Karamea. from Liverpool, at Auckland, hence Wellington, Lyttelton, Dunedin and # Bluff. Xardana, from Bunbury, at Auckland, hence Wellington. Lyttelton and Dunedin. Port Halifax, from Montreal, at Dunedin. Leaves July "J. for Xew York. Port Alma, from London, at Auckland, henco Wellington and New Plymouth. Solheim. from Oeban. at Wellington. Swartenhondt, from Singapore, at Auckland, hence Wellington. Leaves July 29 for Singapore. Tainni. from London at Lyttelton, thence Dunedin. Thistlegarth. from Java, at Auckland. Trehata, from New York, at Dunedin. Trienza. from Nauru, at Auckland. Leaves July 2<> for Nauru. Wairuna. front Pacific Coast, at Wellington. thence Lyttelton and Dunedin . Weirbank, from Ocean Island, at Dunedin. Loading Essex, at Xew Plymouth, thence Wanganui. Timaru, Wellington and Auckland (due August 12). Leaves August 1G for Southampton and London. Hororata. at Xapier. Leaves July 27 for Southampton and London. Huntingdon, at Wanganui, thence Wellington. Leaves July 2t» for London and West Coast. Port Bowen, at Port Chalmers, thence Bluff Leaves August 2 for London. Port Hardy, at Napier, thence Gisborne and Wellington Leaves August 3 for London. Rangitiki. at Wellington. Leaves July 28 for I^ondon. Turakiua. at Wellington, thence Waikokopu. Leaves August 1 for London and West Coast ports. Zealandic. at Nelson thence Opua. Auckland (due July :!(>), Gisborne and Wellington. Leaves August 3 2 for London. Expected to clear Westport at Mglit o'clock to-night, the Union Company's steamer Kartigi is due here on Friday. The Union Company's steamer Waimarino cleared Wellington last night for Auckland, where she is expected to-morrow night. Cabled advice has been received that the Watchlin Line motor-ship Port Taurnnga left Coff's Harbour. New South Wales, on Saturday for Lyttelton and Dunedin. The Union Company's steamer Kaiwarra arrived yesterday morning from Newcastle and berthed at Western Wharf. She is expected to sail about Thursday for Napier to complete discharge. The Richardson Line motor-ship Pukeko, from the East Coast, via Port land, will arrive early this morning and, after fuelling at Western Wharf, will move to King's Wharf. She will sail for the East Coast this afternoon . The Watchlin Line motor-ship Port Whangarei arrived at Tauranga from Lyttelton yesterday and left later for Auckland, where she will arrive this morning. She will berth at Northern Wharf and later move to Central Wharf. The Port Whangarei will go on rhe Harbour Board slipway to-morrow and sail for Wellington and the South on Thursday. MAXVANTARA CLEARS PORT The Dutch motor-tanker Manvantara left Auckland yesterday afternoon for ('cram, in the Molucca Archipelago. THISTLEGARTH" AT CHELSEA The Alhyn Line steamer This>legarth, from Panroekan, Java, berthed yesterday morning nt Chelsea to discharge raw sugar. RANGITATA TO-MORROW The New Zealand Shipping Company's liner ■Rancilata will arrive from London, via Panama, al seven o'clock to-morrow morning and berth at Queen's Wharf. THE PORT ALMA To continue discharging from Loudon, the Port Line motor-ship Port Alma, at Prince's Wharf, will now sail for Wellington at noon to-morrow. KARAMEA'S DISCHARGE The Shaw Savill and Albion motor-ship Karaitwa, which is discharging cargo from Liverpool at Central Wharf, is expected to sail for Wellincton to-morrow nijht.

THE STEAMER XARDANA The British India steamer Xardana »hi move this morninsr from Queen's Wha»» « King's Wharf. She is discharging har. rJS from Western Australia. * ni * MAUNGAXUFS CRUISE Completing her first winter cruise ih Union Company's passenger steamer Maunri! nui left Xnksalofa yesterday for Auckland where she is due on Friday morning. ' THE BRISBANE MARU The Osaka Syosen Kaisya inotor-ship Bri* bane Maru, at Central Wharf, is exnerflj to sail to-night for Wellington. She is i O iA ing for Japan during discharge of Japane* careo. AW ATE A FROM SYDNEY The Union Company's tran*la<nian ii n „ Awatea will leave Sydney at eight o'elock tn niyht for Auckland, where she i s expectei to berth at one o'clock on Friday afternoon MATAROA AT SOUTH AM PTON The Shaw. Savill and Albion Companv hn received cabled advice that its liner Mataroa reached Southampton on Friday ahcmnnn from Wellington, via Panama. MATUA FftOM ISLANDS The Union Company's passenger mo i n , ship Matua will now arrive from the Conk Islands on Thursday morning and berth al Prince's Wharf. The Matua will undergo snV vey here and leave for the Cook Islands nn August 11. on ZEALAXDIC TO LOAD Expected to leave Nelson at nine o'clnrL-to-night for Opua. (he Shaw. Savill an j Albion motor-ship Zealandic will arrive (here on Friday to load for London. She is due at Auckland from Opua on Saturday. HAURAKI EX ROUTE Cabled advice has been received bv (foe Union Company thai its motor-ship Hanraki left Los Angeles on Thursday f ()r Papeete Apia, Auckland. Wellington, New Plymouth and Australia. She i.« du-> here on August 10. SWA I 'TEX H< ;NI)T 1) F.LA VED The departure for Wellington of the South Pacific Line passenger Meanier Swartenhondt at Queen's Wnarf. has been postponed untii Hi o'clock this morning, The Swartenhondt is row expected to clear Wellington for Sydney and Singapore on Friday afternoon. PHOSPHATE VESSELS The British I'hn-pbate Coniuiiv.jnn'i> motor ship Trienza. at King's Wharf, is expected' to sail to-night on her return to Nauru Island, ''he J'ank Line motor-ship Olivehank from Nauru, is now expec'ed here toward the end of the reek. SALAMAUA WITH SULPHUR Cabled advice has been received bv Kemo thorne. Prosser, Limited, that the motor-shin Salamaua, en route from Galveston, Texas via Vancouver and Suva, will leave Lautoka to-morrow for Auckland. She will arrive here on Monday to discharge _'oou tons of sulphur. JAVA SUGAR CHARTERS Two (barters for cargoes of raw sugar from Java for Ati'kland have been announced. Th • British stea'mers Antigone, .y>•>.-, tons, and R'vr LtiSrar. .*>ij.'i tons, win brTnir the cargoes. The Antigone is well known nn the coast, but the River hugar is a new ship. She was launched last ,\ear by Lithgoss, Limited, at Port Glasgow, for the Avfshire Xavigation Company. Limited. NIAGARA'S PASSENGERS The Canadian Australasian liner Niagar* which cleared port early this morning for Sydney, carried the following passengers from Auckland:— First Saloon.—Mr. R. Anstee, Mr. W. Ball Mr. A. L. Bayli?, Mrs. C. S. BischofF, Mi«s M. BischofT, Mr. E. R. Black. Master D. Black, Xliss A. U. Boves, Mr. N. Cole, Dri E. Y. C'omrie, Mrs. Cornrie, Mrs; Coote. ilr. Coote. Miss M. A. Corbett, Mr. A. Donald, Mr. A. Ferguson. Mrs. Ferguson, Mr. Goldberg, Mr. W. Goodchild, Mr. J. C. Helme. Mr. H. Henderson, Mr. H. L. Holmes. Mr! S. V. Jones. Mr. F. Kay-Stratton, Mr. J. King, Miss D. Levy, Dr. V. Muller, Mrs. D. Morgan, Mr. H. C. Mclntyre. Mr. J. McKessick, Mrs. L. C. McPherson. Mrs. C. M. G. Nicholson, Mr. A. G. Parsons, Mr. T. P., Palairet, Mrs. Palairet. Mr. \V. H. Sanders, Mrs. W. H. Sanders. Miss D. M. Sanders. ; Master W. S. Sanders. Mr. M. Shaw. Miss i E. Shaw, Mr. B. F. Steffy. Miss M. South- , gate, Mrs. C. J. Stewart. Mrs. D. Svmonds, Miss E. Terry. Miss B. Walford. Mr. W. C. Washer, Miss R. R. Washer, Mr. R. J. Wilson, Mrs. Wilson. Mr. A. Windes, Mrs. Windes. Mr. B. M. Wilson. Cabin Class. —Miss A. Ashby. Miss A. Basten. Miss C. Basten, Miss P. Beetham, Mr. S. J. Blank. Mr. L. Cameron, Mrs. M. Campbell, Miss M. Campbell, Mrs. E. Clark and tarnily, Mrs. Cobliam. Miss M. Corbett, Mr. M M. Doshi, Mr. T. S. Dnff, Dr. T. Fans. Mia I'. T. Faris, Mr. J. Fitzpatrick. Rev. Bro. Francis. Mr. T. Gnreurica. Miss L. Hardy, Mr. G. Hayden, Miss K. P. Honison. Mi" G. Hughes. Miss W. L. Hughes, Rev. S. W. Jenkin. Mr. H. J. Johnston. Mrs. H. C. Kennedy. Mr. J. Kennedy. Mr. F.. W. Leydon, Mr. J. F. Macready. Mr. H. J. Maiden, Mrs. H. J. Maiden. Miss G. M. Massam. Miss F-. E. Massam, Mr. A. Massey. Mrs. T,. Maverley, Mr. A. McFarlane. Mrs. McFarlane. Miss M. McKenzie. Master McKenzie. Miss A. G. McLeod. Mr. P. O'Donoghne. Mrs. O'Donoghne.. Miss P. O'Donoghue. Miss T. O'Donoghue. Miss M. Miw M. O'Donoghne find infant. Mr. V. Di Paola. Mr. H. J. Palmer. Miss D. R. Parke?. Bev B. Simpson. Mrs. .T. L. Settree and infant Mr. G. M. Talali. Mrs. A. Tusrnrtlia. xrr. F. F. Thomas. Mr. W. W. Walrfron. Mr. H Walker. Mr. R. Wanklvn. Mrs. S Wanki lvn. Mr. .T. Wells. Mrs. M E. A Willacy. | Mr. B. Wilson. Miss M. Wilson. Mr. L. Williams.' Mrs. Williams, Mr. and Mrs Tourist. WITHIN WIRF.LF.-vS RANGE The following vessels are expected to hf : within range of the undermentioned wirelesf | stations to-day:— , ~, Auckland.— Kairanga. Matua. Maui I oniar* ; "Xiaprara. Beatus, Canadian Constructor Alan vantara. Monterey. Olivebank. Swart en honat Wellington.— • Aoranjri. Kakapo. Kalitifro. KaretU. AKarOt Dalcroy. Hororata. Huntingdon. Mariposa Port Hardy. Rangitane, Uaniritata. uangi tiki. Remuera. Thorshov. Aorangi. Awarua. —Mauniramii. nitaki. i el la. Eclipse. Henry Dundas. Maloja. Mooltan Xarkunda. Neiuw Holland. Oronsay Orontes Otranto. Queen Mary. >trathaird. wtr naver. Tasman. Triadlo. aimana. i : PORT OF ONEHUNGA Yesterday's Depart ures.- -[l° nak L , p.m.), for Raglan and Kawlua; Hokian.i (4 p.m.), for Hokiansra. BY TELEGRAPH W E LUNG TON.-—I »!y 2--.: A (12.10 a.m.). from .rey mouth; 1 * !t * y a.m.). from Grey mouth; bolhcim il-l. P—from Sumatra; South Sea i t..>o 1 1 -/ 1 (0 45 Chatham Islands, bailed- • i'L I *'/ 1 " u . for p.m.), for Auckland: Wainui v () C i{oa Napier; Wahine p.m.).-for L.Mtetiuu TATTELTON. July San^WaiaM (5.10 P.m.). fur Dunrdin; Maori «>• ;> M > r for Wellington; Kauri til.lJ ' • Dunedin. , Waipahi itO.:t<> p.m.). for Oaniaru. SYDNEY.- -Jul) -f>- Arrived Awatw 17a.m.). from Wellington. • HONOLULU.— July Arrived—Aorantl (Auckland to Vancouver). SAN FRANCISCO. July Salled -' South Africa, for Auckland. BALBOA. - July Arrived —Surrey (Wellington (o Southampton). WONMOUTII - July Arrived—Ma' 8 ' kana ( \luUlalld to Liverpool). PLYMOUTH.' ■-•July Sailed - Hand lane * London to Auckland). SOUTHAMPTON.- -July Arrived— Mataroa (Wellington to Jaindnii). LONDON. July -jI: Arrived-Port Jackson. from Auckland. . LIVERPOOL -July Arrived--^*'-rangi, to load for Auckl-ind.

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New Zealand Herald, Volume LXXV, Issue 23099, 26 July 1938, Page 4

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SHIPPING, MAILS AND WEATHER New Zealand Herald, Volume LXXV, Issue 23099, 26 July 1938, Page 4

SHIPPING, MAILS AND WEATHER New Zealand Herald, Volume LXXV, Issue 23099, 26 July 1938, Page 4

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