SHIPPING, MAILS AND WEATHER
PORT OF AUCKLAND AWATEA FOR SYDNEY With 050 passengers the Union Company's transtasman liner Awatca left for Sydney yesterday afternoon. She was followed shortly afterward by the Union Company's passenger motor-ship Mtttua, which sailed for Wellington. The M.A.N.Z. L'ine motor-ship Kaipara arrived from Dunedin yesterday morning to load for American and Canadian ports. She is at Prince s Wharf. She will sail to-nijiht for Napier. The Admiralty motor-tanker Arndale is to leave this morning on her retur.ll to Abadan. The federal Line motor-ship Durham is due here from Liverpool at 4 p.m. to-day. She will berth at Prince's Wharf. YESTERDAY'S ARRIVALS Kaipara (T.-'O a.m.). from Bund in; Kamti (8.55 a.m.), from Whangarei; kawau (10-'o a.m.). from Matakana; Kanginui (1.0 p.m.), from Tauranga; Awanui (3.15 pm.). from Awanui; Onewa (5.50 p.m.), from Surfdale. YESTERDAY'S DEPARTURES Otimai (0.20 a.m.), for Awanui; Port Huon (0.-15 a.m.), for Kapier; Onewa (0.10 a.m.). for Surfdale; Kawau (1.20 p.m.), for Coremandcl; Matua (5.'J5 p.m.), for \\.cllington, Will Watch (6.5 p.m.), for Whangarei; Margaret W. (0.35 p.m.), for Last Coast; \ VVaiotahi (8 p-m-). for Opotiki; Korowal (8.10 p.m.), for Greymouth; Awahou (W.io p.m ), for East Coast; Tuhoc (10.20 p.m.), for j Pacroa; Kapiti (10.25 p.m.), for Whangarei; Ranginui (11 p.m.), for Tauranga. Awatea (.VJO p.m.), for Sydney. Passengers:— « First Saloon. —Mr. S. A. Allan, Mrs. Allomes, Miss Allomes, Mr. J. A. Allan, Mrs. M. M. Aickin, Miss M. I. Aickin, Mr. R. E. Akers, Miss A R. Allum. Mr. Allomes, Mr. S. it. Armitage, Mr. A. Allan, Mrs. Allan, Mrs. J. Adams, Miss I. Adams, Miss C. M. Ashworth, Miss M. J. Andrews, Miss B. M. Andrews, Mr. L E. Burt, Mr. A. i. Bell, Mr. G. Bennett, Mr. V. Brandscheid, Mrs. Brandscheid, Sister K. Buchanan, Sister C. Burke, Sister E. Brosnahan, Mr. G. Bennett, Mr. H. Binsted, Mrs. H. Binsted, Mrs. M. Batty, Miss F. Batty, Mr. A. H. Balderton, Mr. J. W. Brown, Mrs. J. V). Brown, Mr. H W. Chancellor. Miss L. Clouston, Mr. Cotton, Mr. A. G. Carter, Mrs. A. G. Carter, Miss G. M. Connolly, Mr. J. A. F. Colquhoun, Miss H. J. Clark, Miss M. Carter, Mrs. C. E. Cameron, Miss K. Cameron, Sister E. Cavalier, Mr. S. Conper, Mrs. Couper, Mr. H. O. Cooney, Master D. Carter, Mr. T. A. X. Corson, Mrs. Corson, Mr. R. Craig, Mrs. Craig, Mr. F. Croot, Mr. D. Coates, Miss M. C. Cooney, Mr. and Mrs. Chapman, Mr. and Mrs. A. G. Chapman, Mr. and Mrs. Carswell Campbell, Mr. Cameron, Mr. H. L. Denton, Miss H. Duncan, Mr. S. J. Dilliniore, Mrs. Dillimore, Mr. S. F. Du Pressls, Master A. J. Duxfield, Mr. G. Davies, Miss 18. Duxfield, Mrs. F. Duxfield, Miss E. R. Duxfield, Miss J. Duxfield, Miss G. N. Dixon, Miss M. Duncan, Miss J. Duncan, Mr. L. Eastmuir, Mr. M. Ellis, Miss L. Edgar, Mrs. M. E. and Miss J. F. Esson, Miss M. M. Esson, Dr. R. Francis, Mr. W. Z. J. Franklin, Miss M. Fussell, Mr. A. G. Ford. Miss P. L. Farmer, Dr. R. I. Furber, Dr. E. F. Fowler, Dr. and Mrs. C. E. Ford, Sister P. Flood, Mr. D. Gillies, Miss D. Graham, Sister V. Gondchild, Mrs. H. McK. Geddes and infant, Master J. Geddes, Master E. Geddes. Miss Grave, Miss R. Goodgcr, Mrs. M. J. Galloway, Mr. and Mrs. H. S. Gaunt. Mr. E. Healey. Mr. R. W. Hardy, Mrs. L. E. Heldt. Mis? J. W. Howard, Sister C Hopping, Mr. E. H. Halstead, .Mr. F. H. Hamlin, Mrs. F. H. Hamlin, Mr. and Mrs. E. G. S. Henderson, Master P. G. Henderson, Master G. L. Henderson, Mrs. Henderson. Mr. W. Heyworth, Mr. and Mrs. A. Harper, Miss D. ftefford, Miss S. E. Hefford. Miss D. Hill, Mr. J. L. Heap. Miss 0, X. M. Hopkins, Miss P. E. Hurley, Sister K. Jones, Mr. A. J. Jamieson, Mr. W. H. Johnstone, Miss D. L. Johnston, Madame A. C. Johns, Mrs. Arnold Johnson, Mr. T. Keogh. Mr. J. Kent, Mrs. M. King, Miss L. K. King, Miss L. P. King, Mr. Longoni, Mrs. Last, Mr. A. S. Laird, Mrs. A. Litt, Miss A. Levick, Mrs. D. A. I«ambie, Miss P. J. Lambie, Dr. F. Louatt, Mrs. F. Louatt, Mr. X. Litt, Mr. P. B. Lusk, Master R. Lloyd, Mr. C. T. Lewis, Mr. A. J. Leach, Mr. and Mrs. Luke. Mrs. T. Marks, Mr. M. Mabee, Mrs. B. W. Mullane, Miss V. B. Mullane. Mr. Menzies, Dr. F. Macqueen. Mr. B. W. Mullane. Rev. R. J. Maddex, Mrs. R. J. Maddon and infant, Mr. C. H. Moore, Mr. H. J. Macartney, Mr. A. E. ; Macartney, Mr. E. R. Michell, Master Maru- ! maru, Mr. I. P. Martin, Mrs. H. Marks. I Miss J. E. May, Mrs. E. K. MacKenzie. Mr. 1 G. McXaught, Mr. F. McDonald, Mr. T. B. j Xossiter, Mr. L. Xielsen, Mr. C. Xielsen, Miss L. Xeale, Miss W. O'Sullivan, Sister T. O'Kane, Mr. E. J. O'Dca, Major C. J. Perkins, Mrs. J. Priekett, Master R. Prickett, j Mr. J. Prickett, Mr. J. Piper, Mr. E. J. j Prendergast, Mr. A. V. Pickering. Miss R. Pemiha, Mr. L. Page, Mrs. L. Page, Mrs. Pridhain, Mr. S. T. Rhodes, Mr. W. H. Ready, Mrs. Ready. Mr. K. D. Robertson, Mr. Refter. Mr. W. S. Rae, Mr. R. J. Rae, Mrs. W. S. Rae, Miss E. Rae, Mr. S. T. Rhodes, Miss M. Roe, Mr. H. H. Sterling. Miss S. J. Scott. Mr. G. B. Smith. Mr. S. Steele, Miss X. Steele, Mr. R. G. Snow. Mrs. Snow, Miss K. M. Salisbnry, Mr. J. H. G. Sandes, Mr. Schmidt. Mr. C. Sheath, Miss H. M. Shakespear, Mr. J. R. Stone, Mr. R. A. Scobie. Mr. W. A. Taaffe, Mrs. W. A. TaafTe, Mr. Tyler, Miss F. M. Tattersfield Miss W. Tate, Mr. E. R. Turnbull. Mr. Tyler. Mr. Tozaki, Mr. and Mrs. Guy Tattersfield, Miss M. W. Turner, Miss M. Taaffe. Mr. G.E. Watson, Mr. E. J. Watts. Mrs. Watts. Miss A. Wilson, Miss K. Wilson, Mrs Abby White. Mr. Marshall Wood, Mr. G- H Wood, Mrs. G. H. Wood, Miss G. Whinham, "Miss G. A. R. Williams, Mrs. D. E. h. Woollams, Miss M. I. Woollams, Mr. C. R. Young, Mrs. C. R. Young, Mr. F. L. Young, Mr. D. C. Armstrong, Mr. W. J. Andrews, Mr. C. Andrews, Mr. G. Andrews, M r - E- E. Alexander, Mr. R. G. Alexander. Mr R H Armstrong, Mr. R. G. Austin, Mr. C H. Becker. Mr. R. T. Brown, Mr. P. L. Bidwell, Mr K. R. Bain, Mr. X. W. E. Brady, Mr. L A. Boswell, Mr. X. Beatus, B ' a r ck, Mr. P. J. Balfarn Mr. K. F. Bodcn, Mr. D. S. Bullard, Rev. fr. F. Benhani Mr B. W. Boon, Mr. H. Baker, Mr. R. ,T. Brownlee, Mr. R A. Boyd, Mr. R. J. Blundell, Mr. I. G. Bain, Mr. J. Boston, Mr. G M. Beere. Mr. T. Blakely. •r fr 'r, R - Clark, Mr, W. J. Baker, Mr. r. Burchell, Mr. fe. Callow. Mr. B. M. D. Clark, Mr. A. Canless, Mr. A. E. Chapman Mr. Croker. Mr. S. B. Craig, Mr. ni 9 as ?r i r - M. Cumming, Mr. G. I. fnn \fr 'n V< , Chfl . r ! ton . Mr. J. R. CharlnrVi t C D rst^ph^le ', Mr - w - X. CanJ- R- H. Cooksey, Mr. K. W Mr i {/• r- u 00k 5? y ' M r - E - D - t w { V Croo A? lto v, Mr - H - B - Candy. Mr. Mr Pi\ ee r e ' Mr^ r R - ?,• Mr. Draylon, p a n kcr ir Mr A F " s ' Doherty, Mr. E. A. Dever, Mr. D. B. Dav Mr J P DonneHy Mr. A. T. Dow, Mr.'j. E 'Daniel' t t. ' Davidson, Mr. M. W. Dovle Mr' \ r' A J r' r * Easton," Mr. S* ( Sanies Mr. R A. Elliott. Mr. D. Ellmers! \fr T ' Vr„ c L ltc !j{' ,t - T G - Fitzherbert,. Mr. I. Praser, Mr. J. H. Fleming, Mr. M. J. Foley Mr. J. K. Eraser, Mr. J. Fielding m A- Griffith. Mr. if. A. Grant, Mr. J. D. Griffiths, Mr. W. E ]{ Gardner, Mr. A. W. Gordon, Mr. R. H Mr° \v' h f F ' Go °flley, Mr. E. Guy, ' H. Goodacre, Mr. M. C. Gordon, Gemming, Mr. L. D. Gettings, Mr. M. Ileyden, Mr. J. Hosie, Mr. R. E Hargraves Mr A. Henderson. Mr. A T S°n PCr M Hogarth, Mr. A. G. DP Vr H°od, Mr. GE. Hay ward, v\t V* tt " les Vr t, * • H. Holden, Mr. *.• D- Harries, Mr. f. Harvey. Mr. i). A S Hamilton. Mr. E. W. Hatch, Mr. I. A. '^ y . , r Mr n Herbison. Mr. C. P. Hallett, itr t Horton, Mr. M. Hartshan, Mr. 11. \V. Jessup, Mr. C. J. Jones, Mr: D. John\ir' T ,i 3' ( <J - J " (ld - T Mr. W. D. Johns, Mr. J. Johnston Mr. L. H. Johnson, Mr. M Jackson, Mr. K. C. Kelly, Mr. R. kidd. kii u arl. Mr. W. Kemp, Mr. E. C. KcHy Mr J. R. Levein, Mr. K. H. Leighton. \T' \v n J , jUnb - rldße ' ,V r - E - A. Lawry, ' T P f Lawrence, Mr. J F. Luxton, Mr D. J Leggatt. Mr. R. T. Lambert. Mr! G. Leighton-Jones, Mr. H. R. Lawrence. Mr. t. C. Lawrence, Mr. W. S. Lowe, Mr. S. 1. Laycock, Mr. D. W. f Morgan, Mr. G. Murdie, Mr. M. R. Mander, Mr. X. J. Morris, Mr A. K. Montgomerie, Mr. O. Munro, Mr. N. A. Maffcy. Mr. A. D. Maca ister, Mr D G. Munns, Mr. E. Manthrop, Mr t C ' v 'xf Ma ." nse l l f M T r ,- h ¥• Mulloohy, Mr L. K. Martin, Mr. P. B. May, Mr. K. Milner. Mr. A. G. Maunsell. Mr. C. Macpherson, Mr. J. L. Manning, Mr. S. D. McPhail, Mr. R. B. Mclpnes. Air. F. C. McEwen, Mr. B. A. Mclvor. Mr. I. K. McRac, Mr. U. t. J. McCusker, Mr. B. Mc- ,\ U 'J 0H ;, Mi- I'. R. McKenzie, Mr. D. M. Mcßeath, Dr. McXanmra, Mr. J. A. McBeath, Mr. D. F. McCosh. Mr. E. McSherry, Mr. A. R. Xoall, Mr. W. M. Xicholls, Mr. A. Jyoa Noa. Mr. G. B. Oulaghan, Mr. J. G. Prendergrast, Mr. B. Pope. Mr. K. H. M. Pope. Mr. J. D. Percival. Mr. L. E. Phil pott, Mr. W. Potaka, Mr. \V. Parker, Mr. E. L Paget, Mr. V. Pentold. Mr. J. I). Rcid, Mr. I). C. Rohbins, Mr. T. F. Rubery, Mr. ,T. N. Kolfe, Mr. A. Rush. Mr. W. B. Robinson, Mr. J. B. Rivett, Mr. W. B. Rivett, Mr. K. Richmond, Mr. A. R. Roberts, Mr. E. A. Russell, Mr. M. S. Schubert, Mr. M. G. Smart, Mr. A. W. Stormont, Mr. E. W. Scott, Mr. D. C. Spencer, Mr. S. H. Sawyer, Mr. A. R. Scott, Mr. G. F. Svendsen, Mr. J. Shanly, Mr. C. L. Stevenson, B. M. Simpson, Mr. P. Scott, Mr. B. Simpson, Mr. F. C. Silverlon, Mr. D. B. Stichbury, Mr. T. M. Scott, Mr. T. C. Svensen, Mr. J. A. Strachan, Mr. S. E. Smith, Mr. K. F. Smyth. Mr. G. Sharman, Mr. 1. Shaw, Mr, W. R. Sheather, Mr. I?. Smith, Mr. A. H. Sweetman, Mr. J. W. Spiers, Mr. A. Smith, Mr. A. F. Shaw, Mr. E. M. Turner. Mr. J. G. Turner, Mr. H. K. Taylor, Mr. R. J. Thompson, Mr. K. R. Tyler. Mr. AV. Tapsell, Mr. J. I?. Tunnicliffe, J[r. T. C. Taylor, Mr. R. T. Thomson. Mr. A. Veant, Mr. R. K. Wright. Mr. R. Webb. Mr. W. R. Williamson, Mr. E. R. Wilson, Mr. G. K. Williams, Mr. J. T. Williamson, Mr. F. J". Worth, Mr. W. H. Walsh, Mr. A. G. Wntson, Mr. T. Williams, Mr. C. H. Wilkins, Mr. I. Wntson, Mr. J. Wickcliffe, Mr. T. Wilson, Mr. D. H. Wright, Mr. A. F. A. Woollams, Mr. A. R. Wilkins, Mr. E. Woodford, Mr. D. C. Wilson, Mr. K. J. W.vmcs-Mitchell. Mr. M. G. Walls, Mr. L. A. Yates.
Tourist* Class. —Mr. "W. G. Archer. Mrs. W. (t. Archer, Mr. D. Amos, Mrs. Attiwell. Miss Albrecht, Mr. <T. Anderson, Mrs. E. J. Ashby,
Mr. K. Abbott. Miss J. W. Bertram, Mr. K. Breakwell, Mrs. Break well. Mrs. W. Bice, Mr. H. Bice, Mr. C. C. Byrnes, Mr. R. , J. Rn;iflrn Mr W. Boaden, Mr. i• j Brile.v, Miss E. F. Burdot, Miss E : h. Burdot, Mr. f~i rf Mr. J. Biftns, Mr. 1. !• Brown Mrs. T. T. Brown, Master K. Costin, Mr N. Carlcss. Mr. Cook, Miss H. Cjlick, Mrs *M. Costin, Miss R- Costin, Miss J. ■\fi» n v f'flrr i* Oroot, iM£B* U. 'Davie, ins. M. L. I*™, m?°B "'I itf x> Mr. J> Fuller, Air. x>. Su' r Mrs. E. Goodman, K\i' Wte. ° Si "" SiiSiSS.V^• r o jg-?'-H%SSr®: Miss GallaKticr lfr. j. W. A. Hatfidd, Mr. £ Hoebrn, SrEN. iioKben Mrs. J. -Henry. Miss A. Henry. Miss K. JSf* ?i Houston, Rev. L. Jarmsn. * L Miss Julius, Miss L. Knapp, air. _u jj rs L R. E. Hutton. Miss E. - j R * a j co i m , Lovatt. Miss M- /f va, . , j t 1 Milne Mrs. J. Mrs. T. R. Malcolm, Mr. jj r j jioulton, Milne, Miss b.S. , McGreror, %■ WfWfriws* A/Oxtitaf™ ,?i Jtfg" Mta' Paii.B; Powell, Mm !'■ J, art /.''V piinimer. Mr. J. Parkinson, Mr. O. i an<o . K Richard s, Sv.TS: BSSR..V-Mr. e/d. kmV Smith, Mr. an<l Mrs. baxion. m k Mrs . son, Mr. W V s a f e n ' Mrs G. Hale,' Miss Sykes. Mr. G- Sale, wr Sharkey. G. Salmon, Mr. F ; wr. Mi , s Mr. S. I stra U° t svnott Mr. Sambrook. R. J- Stocker Smith. Mr. -E. Mr. J. Smith. Mr. . Torre> . Miss RD '] orrey. Mrs. Thompson, Miss ..UnderThomas. Mr. J. J- l "'> K, g white. Mr. land. Miss J ; Veale, ft Mr . a. T. P. Webber, Mr. B. A. \\ "fiiVs K. Wakelld C M*s S R "A. Wiseman.' Miss E- Winters. • Kht Mrs M. Wardrop, Mr. A. ifeier faster ". K. Wilshier. Mr. S. E. Wright, Mins E. Young. VESSELS DUE TO-DAY wts a Sr^om 0 Thames morning. Kawau, from feurfdale, 6.30 p.m. VESSELS SAILING TO-DAY Kaipara, for Napier, evenihg. Arndale, for Abadan. 8 a.m. Kawau, for Great Barrier, 10 p.m. Pono fcr Thames, 2 p.m._ Kawau. for Surfdale, 0.10 a.m. Motu, for Awanui, 4 p.m. EARLY SAILINGS FROM AUCKLAND Ihtibcolohial asd Overseas Monterey, Sydney. Aorangi. Vancouver. December 27. Tekoa, London, December 31. Matua, Rarotonga. January.!. Waneanella, Sydney, Januarj 6. Monterey, San Francisco. January 9. Niagara, Sydney, Januarj 10. VESSELS -IN PORT U M.S. Endeavour, H.M.S. w ah.ak.ura. Prince's Wharf— Kaipara (>.Z.b.). Queen's Wharf—Huntington (N.Z.S.), Port Tauranga (TV. and W.). Tekoa Central Wharf—Snsana (R. and S.). Tekoa (X Z S) King's* Wharf—Waimarama (A.S.P.). Western Wharf— Canopus (W.C.). Th . Watchlin Line motor-ship Port Waikato ls due here from Wellington on Friday morning. * The Union Company's steamer Korowai left Auckland last night for Greymonth to load for Wellington. T L. We.fnort Coal Company's steamer Jere I™m We^i r. e»r y this morning and will berth at \%esurn Wharf. . The Union Company's motor-ship Waiana is due here from Wellington to-day and will berth at Princes Wbarf. She will _ sail lor Wellington and the South ;n tnda. afternoon. The Richardson Line motor-shi p Ko "® ra Is due here to-morrow evening from j ortland and will lay «P for the ing on January 4 for East Coast Bajs, Gisborne und Napier. MONTEREY ON FRIDAY The Matson liner Monterey is due here from San Francisco on Friday morning and will saii at 10 p.m. the same day for Sjdnej. THE SUSANA The American steamer Susana, which arrived from Bnnbury, Western Australia, on Sundav night witfc; 50,000 railway sleepers, moved'from Central to Queens yesterday afternoon. She is expected to sail lor Wellington on Saturday. , THE KOMMODORE JOHNSEN The North German Lloyd auxiliary barque Kommodore Johnsen, formerly the Magdalene Vinnen. is due at New Plymouth on Eridaj from the Seychelles with guano. She Mill later complete discharge of cargo at Auckland. RANGITANE ON FRIDAY The New Zealand Shipping Company's liner Rangitane is expected to leave \Velhngton this evening for Auckland, where she is due on Friday to continue discharge of London cargo. HUNTINGDON SAILING The Federal Line stumer Huntingdon Is expected to leave for Wellington to-morrow evening. A NEW VESSEL The new motor-ship Matafele, built at Hongkong for Bums, Philp and Company, Limited, at a cost of £30,000, arrived at Apia on her maiden voyage on December 4. She is sch joner rigged with twin screw auxiliary power, measures 120 ft. in length, with a beam of 25ft. The gross is 335 tons and the net tonnage 186 tons. She is specially fitted for island trade and has accommodation for 10 st loon passengers. WITHIN WIRELESS RANGE The following vessels are expected to be within range of the undermentioned wireless stations to-day.— Auckland.—Awatea, Matua, Tambua Durham, Glenbank, Kommodore Johnsen, Monterey, Springbank. Wellington.—Rangatira, Tamahine, \\ahine. Gabriella. Kakapo, Kauri, Paua. aipori, Akaroa, Arawa, Bencruchan. Cumberland, Mariposa, Mataroa, :Naumburg, Port Auckland,' 1 Port Buon, Port Sydney, Rangitata, Rangitiki, Rimntaka, Tainui, Trojan Star. Awarua. —Matai, H.M.S. Achilles, Maunganui, Waikouaiti, Triaster, Inenza. lriona, G. S. Walden, Osthav. Brisbane Star, Comorin, Maetsuycker, Mooltan, Moreton Bay, Narkunda, Nestor, Orama. Orion, Ormonde, Oronsav, Orontes, Otranto, Queen Mary, Strathaird, Strathmore, Strathallan, Themistocles. PORT OF ONEHUNGA Yesterday's Departures.—Hokianga (3.30 p.m.), for Hokianga. BY TELEGRAPH WELLINGTON.—December 20: Arrived— Wahine (6.55 a.m.), from Lyttelton; Wnncanella (7.10 a.m.), from Sydney; Port Waikato (11.45 a.m.), from Lyttelton; Kakapo (12.15 p.m.), from Lyttelton. Sailed—Naumburg (3.35 p.m.), for Lyttelton; Waipori (4.55 p.m.). for Lyttelton; Wahints (7.15 p.m.), for Lyttelton, ' LYTTELTON.—December 20: ' Arrived— Rangatira (6.10 a.m.), from Wellington; Waipahi (5.35 a.m.), from Wellington; Fort Whangarei (1.30 p.m.). from Wellington. Sailed —Taupata (5.15 p.m.), for Nelson; Waipahi (6 p.m.), for Wellington; Port Whangarei (6.10 p.m.), for Dunedin; Rangatira (8.55 p.m.), for Wellington. DUNEDIN. —December 20: Arrived— Maunganui (11.30 a.m.), from Bluff. Sailed— Cumberland (5 p.m.), for Wanganui; Maunganui (5.15 p.m.), for Lyttelton. BRlSßANE.—December 20: Sailed—Orford, for Auckland. FREMANTLE. —December 20: Arrived— Otranto, from London. SUVA. —December 20: Arrived—Monterey (San Francisco to Auckland). NEW YORK.—December 17: Sailed— City of Glasgow (Auckland to Halifax); City of Manchester (New York to Auckland).
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