SHIPPING, MAILS AND WEATHER
PORT OF AUCKLAND MONOWAI FOR SYDNEY INVERBANK WITH PHOSPHATE : Monosvai, Union Company steamer, arrived yesterday morning froni Vaneouvor, via ports, and bertlicd at Prince's Wharf, 210 passengers landing here. She will sail at five o'clock this afternoon for Sydney. Monterey. .Matson liner, from -Melbourne and Sydney, arrived yesterday morning and sailed in the afternoon for San Francisco, via ports. She had 176 passengers for Auckland and about 170 embarked here. Inverbank, ißank Line motor-ship, reached port yesterday morning with phosphate from Nauru Island. After fuelling at Western Wharf, she moved to King's Wharf to discharge. She should complete about Friday and sail on her return to Nauru. Larchbank, Bank Line motor-ship, left Auckland early yesterday afternoon for Nauru Island to load a further phosphate cargo. YESTERDAY'S ARRIVALS otiinai (.0.50 a.m.), from Whakatane Inverbank (JO a.m.), from Alsland; Waiana (1~'.30 p.m.), from Wellington. Monoivai (0.10 a.in.), from Vancouver. Passengers for Auckland:— Mr. A. 12. Alison, Mrs. M. P. Alison, Mrs. E. 13. Austin, -Mr. D. S. Ariiheim, Mrs. L. C. Bingham, Miss Al. Bingham, Miss -! v - Bingham, Mr. S. W. Blyth, Mr. R-, L. Banks, -Mr. J. Barber. Dr. A. W. Beveridgc, Mr. If. W. Cameron, Mrs. G. B. Carniigtoii, Mrs. M. E. Christian. Mrs. M. Durrand, Mr. W. G. Douglas, Mr. S. Empson. Mrs S. \V. Kmphon, Mr. J. M. Frsiser. Mr. 1. C. r.raser, Miss M. Fleming, Mr. B. F. Oetzoff, Mrs A. M. Hudson. Miss B. Hudsoii. Mr. T. If. Plodder, Miss M. S. Henderson, Mrs. M. Hayward, Air. C. F. Jones. Mrs. M. E. Kemiithorne. Sir Cecil Leys. Miss 11. I.aintt. Miss \\ . Laing. Mr. L. T. Loveridgc, Mr. T. 1!. Lees, Mr. \\. IS". Moquin, Mrs. 1.. E. Mooiun. Mr. A. C. Matheson, Mrs. A. B. Matheson, Mr. I. P. Mills. Mrs. 11. AI. Mills. Mrs. E. O. O'pliert, Mr. W. O'Connor, Mr. K. AI. Ollivier. Mrs. V. M. Ollivier, Mr C. E. Pennefatlier, Mr. IJ. Port, Mrs. 11. M. Port, Mr. H. J. Preston. Mr. E. H. Pope. Mrs. E T. If ainger, Miss X. Stein. Mr. H. Smith. Mrs. AL. Smith, Mr. \V. Ihomson, Mr. JJ. B. Tingey. , ~ . , Mr. C. H. Andrews. Mr. F. C. Andrews, Mr. J. E. Aslnuore. -Mr. B. K. Adams, Mrs. X. M. Burnett, -Miss V. Bontha, Mrs J. Burtt, Miss J. L. Bowden Mr. W. H. Burt, Mrs. C. Burt, Mrs. G. W. Beattv Miss M. L. Beatty. Mr. \V. J. Beare Mr L. J - Broeketl, Mr. li. W. Cuthbert. Miss \\ . C»thliert. Mr. T. C. Cheslers, Mrs. A. Chefctere, Master A. Chesters, Miss I. S. Carman. Mrs. S. E. Collins, Mr. F. W. Cooper. Mr. A. E. Codling. Miss C. I. Carrie Miss f . A. Cross, Mr. If. H. Cripps, Mr. T. Tf. Cairns, Mrs. D. M. Cairns. Mr. B. A. Cljris>. Mr•T. Cooke. Captain H. Davis, Mrs. 11. D.ilton. Mr. J. Davidson, Dr. C. M. Debenhnm, Mr. D. Doherty, Mrs. G. E. Doherty, Miss M. J. Doherty. Dr. I'. Ellis Miss J. PGalbraith. Mrs. X. C. Gray. Mr. If. W. Ginn. Mr. A. F. Gibe lini Mr. L. X. Guy. Mrs. C. .Guv. Mr. J. L. Griffiths, Mrs. E. R. Harris, Mr. C. I nines- . ton, Mr! D. P. Harvie, Mrs. S. Hood Mr. 11. C. Hunt. Miss B. A. Jesson. Miss I. M. .Tamieson. ■ Miss S. A. Jones, M'y; r Jones, Mrs. Z. Kerekes Mrs. B. If. Ee Miss D. 'l'. Leaver, Miss D. E. Le.uer. Mrs. J. A. Lister, Mrs. S A. Lowe. Miss L. Lane. Mr. F. G. Lester Mrs A. Alanagh, Mr. D. Al. Matheson. Miss M. J. Alune, Mrs. M. Martin, Mr. S. Melbourne. Mrs. S. Melbourne, Mr. J .A. Mulvay, Mrs. J- ( '- Mulvay. Mr. J. M. McDonnell, Miss AI. R. McMillan, Miss 1 L. Mac Dona d, Mr. A. AlcGarva. Mr. J. W. Xicholls, Mr. 11. Aorcross Mrsf C. J. Olds, Mr .L B Oswald Air. J. J. Purdie, Mrs. L. M. Purdic, Miss E. Peters. Mr. D. W. Paul, Mr. P. J. Purkow, Mrs. E. 11. Purkow. Mr. 11. Piclianls, Mrs. E. L. Richards. Mr. A. J Rolfe Mrs. E. A. Rolfe, Mr. W. F. Reynolds, Mrs. S. M. Reynolds, Mr. J. Rainforth. Mr. H. E. Russell Mrs P. A. Ritchie, Mr. J. E. Rpb"}soni Miss A. C.-Shirtliff. Mrs. AI. A. Shirtliff, Aliss M. H. Shirtliff. Miss 1. E. Shackleton, Aliss E. Stefanini Mrs. A. b. Stark Air. L. G. Smith. Air. R. 1. Smith. Miss X\ F. Smith. Mr. W. J. Sparrow Airs. L. M. Sams. Air. J. A. Scattergood, Mr. AV. J. Sloane. Air. F. Sanford, Rev. J. Thomas, Mrs. E. Thomas. Air. H. Ihornley, Airs. Al. E. Thornley. Air O. AThelning. Airs. E. Thelning, Air W J. Taylor, Air. J. Taylor, Aliss L AI. Watson, Aliss AI. Watson, Air. R. T. Wilkinson Mr. F. C. Western, Mrs. E. I-. . Western, Miss ,T. E. Western, Aliss K. S. Western. Aliss P. Al. Western, Air. J. H. AViley, Air. A. J. Younp:, Mr?. K. lounfc, Miss H. M. Young. Mr. Vula Vakacegu Alr. Vuniani Cavuilati. Air. Penaja Ganilau. Air. Seru Ralawa. Air. Osea Gairdi, Air. Epeh Bola, Mr. Joseia Vorenu. Mr. Suliasi Sernsavou, Air. Apakuki Tuitavun. Mr. Lliasi Radike, A[r. Vereniki Loba. Air. Vilitaki Vavaitamana, Atr. Jone Wesele, Mr. Inoke Xagatalevu, Mr. Isireli Korovulavula. Air. Ratu Cakobau, A[r. Atunaisu Kororua. Mr. Vilis; Xadaku. Air. Solomone Qurai. Mr. Toinasi Vosaicake. Air. Snnai Pita. Air Peni Lagi. Air. Sevcsi Vatudau and one Chinese. Alontcrey a.m.), from Sydney. Passengers for Auckland: — First Class. —Air. G. Alexander, Mrs. F. Barrow. Miss D. Baker, Air. M. R. Benne t, Mr A. Brookes, Miss E. D. Bradley. Air. k. Bryant. Air. J. G. Brien Airs. J. H. Brien, Mr. \V. V. Bums. Dr. J. Byrne, Aliss H. Bume. Air. K. Carter Air. and Airs. H. M. Chainey, Dr. and Airs. J. S. Church, Mrs. E. M. Craig. Air. and Airs. G, Davis, Airs. E. De Alontalk, Aliss 1-. D. Ellis, Miss A. Fairfas-Cholnieley, Miss G. Fcek, Airs. AI. I. Geddes. Airs. G. Grainger. Air. Grugan Aliss R. D. Harper. Air. and Airs. J. T. and Afa*ter A. Al. Hawke, Airs. M. and Aliss K. Harward, Mrs. E. K. Hellicar Air. J. A. Hellicar. Air. W. A. Hislop, Air. and Airs. C. Hunter, Mrs. AI. A. Hume, Air. W. G. Hume. Aliss V. Huttcr. Air. G. W. Hutchinson, Airs. C. B. Johnston, Mr. W. R. Kerr, Air. E. Klindwortli. Mrs. I. Knight, Mr. and Airs. C. C. Lees. Airs. C. C. and Miss B. Lewis, Mr. C. C. Lewis. Air T S. LittleJoh ii. Airs. F. Mann, Misses Al. \\. and S. Al. W. Alarriott. Aliss Al. If. Alatthew. Airs. G. S. and Miss B. Alatthews. Air. G. W. Alatthews. Airs. B. Alessinger Air I. Alojoshiku. Mr. R. J. Mitchell. Airs. G AL AlcCalliim, Airs. C. J. ami Miss C. F. AlcHugh. Airs I. and Miss G. AlcT.eod-Craig. Dr. and Mrs. K. McLean. Mr. 1,. Xapier. Air. and Mrs \. H. and Aliss J. A. Xiker, Miss AI. -Xohilo. Mr. J. Xorrie. Aliss R L. Aelsnn Air. W. Xelson. Air. F. 11. O Donnell, Airs. H. Parkes, Airs. E. P. Pattle. Mrs. G. and Master I. Perrin. Dr. and Airs. A! O Pezaro, Mr. E. .1. Prendergast, Air. K. Rothwell. Mr. A. G Ryland. Jlr. F.. W, Sliarn. Mr. X. H. Short. Air. and Airs. W Sinclair. Air. F. Spencer. Mr. J. A. Sixsinitli. Mr. R. Svirskis, Aliss E. A . Thurston Airs. F. A. i lev. Mr. A. E. Vaile Mr. ami Airs. J. W. P. Wilson. Mr. ami Airs. E. G. Williamson. Cabin Class.—Mr. and Airs. C.. Miss B. and Master T. Ah Chee. Air. F. Anderson. Mrs. C. Bnillie. Aliss R. Beeston Mrs. A Bestic, Air W. M. Bell, Miss C. Bramley. Alin. At. W. Brown. Aliss B. Al. Brice. Aliss E. J. Brown, Miss E. Bull Airs. A. M. Donne, Air. P. Dolores, Air. A. If I-irtli Air. G. Flower Aliss ,T. I. Fraser. Miss R. Gillespie, Mrs E. Gratton, Mrs. E. T. Hartnell. Air. E T. Hartnell, Airs. S. H. Hollings, Mr. and -Mrs. W. Jewsbnry, Captain 11. Kasper. Aliss E. Levysohn, Air. E. P. Morns. Aliss D. M. Alormon. Aliss A. Atelntosh, Aliss Al. Meredith. Mr. J. Aloore. Mrs. F., Aaylor Mrs. 1,. A. Xaughloii. Rev. J. B. Aeate. Mr. G. Gates, Mrs. R. Opio. Mrs. Iv. A. IMford. Aliss AI. Pittman. Air. G. Psaltis. Air. G. Powell. Airs. 11. Phillips. Mr. I-.J. Rielh. Mr. AV. Richardson, Airs. -Al. Robinson. Air. H E. Roberts. Miss R. Rush. Air. I-. Ryan, Mr. K. If. Sampson, Aliss A. AI. Scansle. Air. and Mrs. H. V. R. and Master A. V. and G. A. Smart, ALesdames S. and S. Smith Air. S. X. Smith. Aliss I\. Stevenson, Miss It. Strnlile. Air. G. Syme : Mr C, Singh. Airs. J. and Aliss W K. Ihiele. I. <T. Thomas Aliss E. Al. 'lipping, Mr. E. W. Trehilcock. Air. A. Tnrnhiill, Miss V L. Vino I Mr. .T. Walsh, Mr. AI.D WestfaUen Airs- B. Wilson, Air. W. AI. Warren, Air. J. F. Yeatman. YESTERDAY'S DEPARTURES Pnkeko (I'J.iJO a.m.), for Portland.^ H.AI.S. Leith (11 a.m.). for Hnuraki Gulf. ILM.S. Leander (ll.;?0 a m.), for Hauraki ° ILAI.S. Achilles (11.30 a.m.), for Hauraki G Will Walch (I'J.ao P.m.). for Whangarci. Larchbank (1.10 p.m.). for Island; Afatai (t.io p.m.). for Cuyier Island; Paroto <•180 p.m.), for Paeroa; Kawau (1 ..50 p.m.), for cWandel: . Pono ( l-to p.m.), for Thames; ifanginui (-J.-lo p.m.), for Taurn Alontcrey (0.30 p.m.). for San Francisco; Otimni to. to p.m.), for Russell. VESSELS DUE TO-DAY Kakapo, from L.vtlclton, ~ a.m. Pukeko, from Portland, morning. Hawaii, from Coromamlel, 1 a.m. Kapiti, from Whangarci, morning. Hawaii, from Wailieke, .*>.3o p.m. Clansman, from Coromamlel, morning VESSELS SAILING TO-DAY Alonowni, for Sidney, p.m. Karamea, for Gishorne, >*i p.m. Coronation, for Awanui, •-> p.m. Pukeko, for Gishorne. afternoon. Alargaret W.. for Gishorne, afternoon. Kiiwaii, for Great Barrier, midnight. Iv a wan, for Wailieke, !).I<> a.m. Kapiti, for Wliangarei, I p.m. Afotu, for Wluikatanc, 10 a.m. VESSELS EXPECTED AT AUCKLAND I Intercolonial and Coxstal ' Kakapo, Lyttelton, August Pukeko, Portland. August -22. 1 Kopara, Xapier. August 23. - Waipiala, Wellington, August 24. 1 Horowai, Westport, August I Kaimiro, Greymouth, August 25. . Kauri, Melbourne, August '25.
i'S't 1 ISifSi.SSSf'EARLY SAILINGS FROM AUCKLAND IXTKRCOMMiIAL and Overseas ] Monowai, Sydney, .■A ug ! l^,.? s t' i Kaininga, .\ewcastlc, _August _.i. Kangitata, London, August wl. i ] nverbank, Nauru. r' J .', 0 Waimaraina, Lomlori, A"K" st - • .ninscaiitii, Sydncj, ~ * Q - < Tonsariro, Southampton, August 31. i Sussex, London, September 1. ! Mariposa, Sydney, Port Hunter, London, beptembcr o. . WSt i'PS, 7. . !fe ss%n s, ss»-^. AUSTRALIA-NEW ZEALAND i«"& u s.vd,s \ ngust ; due Wellington August 2i>. ' ' »■ «• Wellington September 2. BRITISH PASSENGER STEAMERS Rangitane, left London July 20; due AuckRe inn era, London July 13; due Well- j Dominion*' Monarch, left Southampton August !• ■I; due Wellington September S. Rimutsika, left London August 1«, due AU,tr k &, S «KS»a 5e „..,,.b., 1; duo Auckland October 5. j PACIFIC MAIL SERVICE Aoramri, left Sydney August 3; arrived AuckJand August 7; left Auckland August S; due Vancouver August -o. - , \fnnowai left Vancouver August arrned M ° Auckland August 21; leaves Auckland August 22; due Sydney August _O. Monterey, left Sydney August 38; arrived ali'l left Auckland August -1, due San Francisco September 5. Af nrinns'i left Han t rancisco August i«», arrives and eaves Auckland September 1; due Sydney September 4. UNION CARGO VESSELS Kaimiro, leaves Greymouth August 22 for Auckland and Portland. Kairanga, leaves Auckland August _.t for Xeweastle. Port Stephens and Sydney. Kakapo, from Lytlclton, at Auckland. Kauri, from Edithbnrg and Adela de left Melbourne August IS for Auckland. Korowai, leaves Westport August for ICiwiteVi*. kl 'left Dunedin August 21 for Tiniaru, Lyttelton, Wellington and Auckland. ... . Kurow, loads Edithburg about August _.j. thence Stenhouse Bay, Adelaide and Melbourne for Auckland. Waiana, leaves Auckland August 2-> tor Wellington, Picton, Lyttelton, Dunedin, Bluff and Tiniaru. Waipiata. lert Wellington August 21 tor Auckland. VESSELS IN PORT Devon port—H.M.S. Philomel, H.M.S. Wakakura. . . .... Prince's Wharf —Monowai (L.S.S.), Waiana (U.S.S.), Arawa (A.S.P.), Karamea Queen's ' Wharf —Rangitata (X.Z.S.). Central Wharf —Kakapo (U.S.S.). . King's Wharf—lnverbank (8.P.C.). Kairanga (U.S.S.). Port Waikato (N.S.S.). Margaret W. (F.C.A.), Pukeko (W. and W.). Calliope Dock —Tampa (D. and Co.). Hobson Wharf—Huia (C.8.). The Union Company's steamer Kakapo will arrive this morning from Lyttelton and berth at Central Wharf. The Union Company's steamer Korowai is expected to leave Westport at 3 a.m. tomorrow for Auckland, where she is due on Friday afternoon. The Richardson Line motor-vessel Pukeko will return this morning from Portland and berth at King's Wharf, sailing later in the day for the East Coast. The Union Company's motor-ship Waiana arrived from Wellington yesterday . and berthed at Prince's Wharf. She will sail on Friday for Wellington and the south. The Nobel Explosives Company's auxiliary schooner Huia. after transhipping explosives from Melbourne at the Tamaki anchorage, will enter port this morning and berth at Hobson Wharf. The Anchor Line motor-ship Puriri. from Greymouth, via Waikato Heads, is due at Onehung3 this morning. The company's motorvessel Alexander, from Nelson, is due at Onehunga on Thursday. ADVICE FROM CAMBRIDGE The Federal Line steamer Cambridge has advised that she will reach Auckland from Liverpool, via Panama, at noon on Friday. THE KAURI REPORTS Wireless advice from the Union Com- 1 pany's motor-ship Kauri states ihat she will reach Auckland from Melbourne at noon on Friday. NAIRXBAXK DUE TO-MORROW The Bank Line motor-ship Nairnbank, with sugar from Puerto Chicama, Peru, for Chelsea, Is expected here to-morrow afternoon. ANTONIO WITH SULPHUR Kempthorne, Prosser and Company. Limited. advises that the British steamer Antonio, with sulphur from Freeport, Texas, will reach Auckland on Monday. KARAMEA TO SAIL The Shaw, Savill and Albion motor-ship Karamea. at Prince's Wharf, will sail tc-diiy for Gisbornc to continue loading for London and West Coast ports of Britain. WARSHIPS IN THE GULF The cruisers Leander and Achilles and the Imperial escort vessel Leith left the Devonport Naval Base yesterday for exercises in the Hauraki Gulf. They will return on Friday afternoon. Ii EMU ERA AT SUVA En route from London to Wellington, the New Zealand Shipping Company's liner Remuera will leave Suva to-morrow morning. She will reach Wellington on Monday morning to land passengers only, sailing later to discharge cargo in the south. ARAWA TO LOAD The Shaw, Savill and Albion liner Arawa is completing discharge of cargo from London at Prince's Wharf. She will sail at 5 p.m. on Thursday for Dunedin to begin loading and will return here from Wellington on September 8 io complete, sailing on September 12 for Southampton and London. WITHIN WIRELESS RANGE The following vessels are expected to be nithin range of the undermentioned wireless stations to-day:— Auckland.—Matai, Kurow, Matua, Maui Poniarc, Cambridge, Dalmore, Larch-bank, Nairnbank. Monteiey, Port Halifax. Wellington.—Maori, Rangatira, Awatea, Gabriclla, Maunganui, City of Delhi, Mataroa, New Zealand Star, Port Fairy, Port Hunter, Rangitane, Rangitiki, Rimu.taka, Maetsuycker, Mariposa. Awarua.—Aorangi, Kauri. Komata, Wai. taki. Wanganella. Triadic, Triaster, Tricnza, Aquitania, Comorin, Esperancc Bay, xVrthur F. C'orwin, Ascanius, G. S. Walden, John A. Brown, Lacklan, Cathay, Maloja, Mooltan, Orama, Ormonde, Otranto, Queen Mary, Strathallan, Strathnaver, Orontes. PORT OF ONEHUNGA Yesterday's Departures.—Ronaki (6 15 p.m.), for Raglan and Kawhia. BY TELEGRAPH NEW PLYMOUTH.—August 21: Sailed— Port Hunter CI p.m.), for Wellington; Titoki (3.1 r. p.m.), for Westport. ' WELLINGTON.—August 21: Arrived— Poolla (MO a.m.), from Westport; Tees (10.50 a.m.), from Greymouth: "Wainiarino (•_> p.m.), from Auckland: Port Whangarei (2.20 p.m.), from Mercer; Hurunui (5 p.m.), from Auckland. Sailed —Maetsuycker (-1.5 p.m.), for Sydney; Wainiarania (4.55 p.m.), for Wangaitiii; Totara (5 p.m.), for Lyttelton: Breezo (1.20 p.m.). for Wanganui; Karu (fi.fi p.m.), for Nelson; Holmlca (10 p.m.), for Tiniaru; Storm (10 p.m.), for Bluff. LYTTELTON.—August 21: Sailed—Wainui (3.10 p.m.), for Wellington; Taupaia (10.30 p.m.), for Nelson DUNEDIN.— August 21: Sailed—Kiwitea (5 p.m.). for Tiniaru. MELBOURNE.—August 21: Sailed—Waitnki, for Bluff. CURACAO. —August IS: Sailed—Doric Star (London to Auckland). LONDON. —August 20: Arrived—Tamarmi from Auckland, via Southanmton.
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