SHIPPING.

Poverty Bay Herald, Volume XLIX, Issue 16212, 24 August 1923, Page 3

SHIPPING.

ARRIVALS. Friday, August 24

Arahura, s.s. (4.50 a.rn.), 1596 tons, Dryden, from Napier. Passengers: - M isses Muir, Telford, Fraser, Matthews, West, Gillingham, Sherratt (2), Wiliianis, Kacy, Faulkner, Shannon, Tfratney, Morris, Stacker, Douminer, Deere, Bouglian ; Mesdames Sharp and child, Langford, Martin and child, Saddler and child, Were and child, Jeffrey, Ford, C'hrisp, Single and infant, Davis, Richardson, Gordon, Chrisp and child, Chalmers, Williams; Messrs. Palmer, Waldron, Gadclum, Burke, Sheriff, Busby, Sheriff, Ludbrook, Reynolds, Holden, Campbell, Faulkner (2), .Murphy (2), YV igg, Morton, Were, Hambley, Staff, Stordick, Blackwell, Greaves, Buchanan, Chrisp, Galway, Bell, Sutnerland, Longworth, Gibbons, Kells, Clapham, Walton, Blundell, Mullooly, Carr, Brendergast, Kelly, Williams, Oriflin. Morice, Roderick, Parnell, Rigney, Comfy-. Holden, Stokes, Parker, Richardson (2), Lysnar, Allen. Hamilton, Baker, Davis, Anderson, Hansen, Jenkin. Davis, Evans. Richardson, Mann. Birch, Chrisp, Chalmers, and 15 steerage.

The Arahura “'arrived from Napier at 5 this morning, and was tendered for inward passengers. The launch for outward passengers leaves the wharf at 4 p.m. this afternoon, after which the vessel proceeds to Napier. The Arahura leaves Napier tomorrow morning at 7 o’clock, and will be tendered here with one launch for inward and outward passengers, at 2 p.m., leaving later for Auckland via Tokomaru Bay. Ihe Kamo arrived at Napier yesterday and cannot he despatched for Gisborne until to-morrow afternoon. It is anticipated that she will complete discharge and loading and leave for Dunedin on Monday evening. There she loads again for Napier and Gisborne via usual ports. If sufficient cargo is offering, the vessel will proceed to Tauranga.

The Waipori is to load at Qreymouth at the end. of this week. She will complete loading at Westport, later, sailing for Napier, Gisborne, and possibly Auckland.

The N.Z. Shipping Co. advise that the (Middlesex arrived at. Glasgow on the 16th, and tho Remuera and Rirnutaka arrived at Southampton on the IBlh inst.

The Paparoa berthed at Auckland at 7 a.m. to-day, having loft Liverpool on July 7. 3 * Gisborne passengers will be leaving Auckland by the Arahura on Tuesday. The Tiroti left this afternoon for Auckland via Tokomaru and Hicks Bay.

The Inga leaves this evening and proceeds to CJnerahi. , The Awahou is duo to-morrow morning from Auckland via Coast ports, and loads again for Coast ports and Auckland.

The. Ripple, from Napier and Wellington, arrives to-morrow, and after discharge and loading proceeds again to Wellington. She is expected to get away to-morrow evening. I

The M’ako is due from Auckland early next week and loads for Napier

The Elsie Mary sails for Auckland this afternoon.

The Waiteinata left Calcutta on the 11th inst. for New Zealand, via Singapore. This vessel did not load any Auckland cargo at Calcutta. She is due at Auckland nbout tho fourth week in September, or possibly a little earlier. Tthe Nalgora, with Auckland cargo, left Calcutta on the 10th inst. via Australia, and is expected to arrive towards the end of next month. ' The largest direct shipment of produce that has ever arrived at Auckland from Australia was brought, by the Canadian Traveller, from Melbourne and Geelong, This vessel had over 3000 tons, including 70,000 bales of chaff, 3500 bags of onions, 1900 bags of bran, 1300 bags of flour, 1000 bags of pollard, and 60 eases of tobacco. The novelty of seeing chaff packed in bales attracted some attention on the waterfront, when the vessel commenced discharge, and it was evident that much greater economy in carriage was obtainable by this method than by carriage in sacks. The steamer made a good trip of six days from the Australian coast, having experienced following winds nil the way. In tho wireless section of tho San Francisco Examiner, dated Juno 3, there is a list of nearly 10 ships reported as communicating with Ban Francisco wireless stations during the S previous 24 hours, Tho record operating distance is credited to’ the steamship Tahiti, of the Union Steam Ship Company’s transpacific Royal Mail service. Tho Tahiti was in communication with San Francisco over 4796 miles.

The following have booked for Napier by the. Arahura, leaving this evening : Misses Millar, Gallachan, Bailey, Matheson, Kay, Hall, Horton, Wilson. Oman, Von Rein, West, Pugh, Coi’Jnick, Osborne, Lindsay, Cook, Poynter,’ Milne, Burns, Argun, Harris, Foster, Clay, two S’stersof Mercy, and Sister Leo; Mesdames Clay, Walker, Kirkpatrick, Honan, Sherratt,, Wadham, Harrison, Messrs. Ingram, Evans, King, Primrose, Lancaster, Fraser, Sherratt, Robinson, Morton, Pilkington/ Astley, W 7 itters, Toqeycliffe, King, Ivolin, Mirfield, Forsyth, \yhlton, Birch, Anderson, Hansen, Kirk, Gibbons, Blundell, Broadway and Parker.

TELEGRAPHIC SHIPPING. Sydney : Sailed last night, Tahiti for Noy Zealand, Newcastle: Sailed, Kajkoraj and Korojniko, Fremantle : Arrived, Onterlpy.

Melbourne : Arrived, Moeraki: sailed. Waihova-

Auckland; Arrived at 5,35 a.tip, Niagara from Vancouverat 6.45 a.nt., Ka-itangata, front Westport. Sailed at 11.25 n.m., Mamma, for Sydney. Napier: Tel sail <tt 5 p.m. to-dav, Ripple for Gisborne, (Special m the iiecald )

NAPIER, this day. The following passengers have hooked to leave by tlie Aranura to-morrow’: Misses Williams, Trash, W'right, Blake, Ebbs, Rote mayor; Mcsdames Harding, Piietor, Taylor, Burton and child, Riddell, Grieve, Veitch ; Messrs Horne. Albiecht, Holt. Harding, Taylor, Weinstein, Bendnll, Dyer, Williams, Trash, Holmes, Steele, Nasmith, Wilson, ToMyra, Campbell, Eraser, McConnell, Icrna. Kirk, Coekeriil, Edmundson, Foote, Bile, Hams, Marques, Captain Prictor, Mr. Justice Chapman; and one steerage.

WITHIN WIRELESS RANGE. Auckland: Canadian Traveller, Cape May, Cilan MacKenzie, Flora, Kaituna, Korojniko, Niagara, Port Adelaide, Kakanon, Tofua, Trekieve, Tutanekai, Wairuna, Manuka, Maratna. Wellington : Mararoa, Wahine, Ngaio, Kaimanajva,, \Vanaka, Tahiti, Maqngatnii, Copenhagen, Drowniti, Devon, Maimou. Wajtomo, Bor). Sydney, Whaiigape, Westmorland, Uloinavoa, Kia Ora. Cooking, Kaippoi, W’aiotupu, W’iiigalttj, Katoa, Arahura, Wfiirparino. Chatham Islands'; Athopin.

WEATHER REPORT. Fresh southerly, south-easterly, and south-west breezes were reported this morning at Cape Maria, Tauranga, East Capo, Ney Plymouth, and Wellington; an easterly fresh breozo at Cape PallHser. Passing showers were falling at East Cape, Gisborne, Cape Palliser, and Wellington. Tomperaturo readings at 9 n.m. ; Capo Maria 64,

Auckland 50, Tauranga. 47, Taupo ,44. East- Cape 47, Gisborne 46, Napier 44, New Plymouth 46, Wellington 46. STATU OF THE SEA. Rough seas were reported- at Cape Pnlliser and New Plymouth, moderate at Cape Marin, Tauranga, and East Cape, smooth at Tiritiri, Gisborne, and Napier. WEATHER FORECAST. South-easterly winds strong to gale at times. Weather probably eoirl and changeable/ witli rain and a very- cold night. The barometer has a rising tendon; v. Sea, rough swell on the coast. Tides high.