SHIPPING NEWS.

Dominion, Volume 13, Issue 17, 15 October 1919, Page 11

SHIPPING NEWS.

PHASES .OP, THE MOON; ",■■ ' : '.OCTOBER;' -. " : ' ' ' Day.- Hr. ni. First quarter 2 8 7 p.m. Full moon .10 ... 1.9 m Last quarter' ~.',„ 16 ■ 4 45 jKJn. ,' New moon • L'2A ". 8 9 a.m. >: ; soon. ' "'■"■■■■ ' Moon rises. to-day, midnight) set*, 9.23 a.m. to-morrow. • •..TIDE. ... To-day, 9.4 a.m.;J.37p.m... To-morrow, 10.1 a.m.; 10.31 p.m. ■■'... .;' ■ •'■StfJJ:'- ■•"•'"■• *Qiin-rises to-day.'W'■a'.m,: sets,• 6.11 p.m. ARRIVALS. : TUESDAY, OOTOBER -14, JOHN, s.s. (3.10 a.'m.), 339 tons,'Harwlck (put back, stress:-.of .weathon. ■ ■■: KAPUNI, s.s. (4.10 a.m;), 108 tons, Gibson, from Patea. ....'. . c . SUBEDIT, s.s. (6 am.),'' 9783" tons, A.' : Fleming,'from Auokland.'.' ~ NIKAU, s.s. <6.« a.m.). 248.t0n5, Hay, from Nelson. •'.'■ •>"■.'... '•' MAHAKOA, b.s. (9.30 a.m.). 2593 tone, B. Irwin; from .'Lyttelton. ' ■ •" NOKA ■• NIYEN, trawler (11.20 a.m.), ,i« tons, Brusey, from, fishing. KAPITI, s.b. (124 C p.m.),: 242 tqni.'W:' ' Sawyers, from Wanganui, •■",.. - MANA, s.B. (1.30 p.m.),. 134 tons, Bonner, from Wanganui. -v~ ■' .-■:.«'■->■: ■>::'■■■'• MAY HOWARD, schooner (4 ~'.p.m,); « tons, Johanßen,.'frdm Karainea. MANAKOA,' b.s. !6 p.m.), J22,tons,..M'Neil.. age, from Lyttelton. ■ .' - ffOOTTON, s.s. (9.55 ,p.m.), 151 tons, Larson, from Lyttelton.. /-..._ j PUTIKI, s.s. (10.30 p.m.); 409 tons, F. Norllng, from Gisborne. ' PATIiENA, s.s. (10.35' pirn.),. Ul2 tons, T. Be.well, from Picton and Nelson. , * DEPARTURES. .. TUESDAY, OCTOBEB 14. WAIEAU, s.s.(i.S'a,'m.). 1« : tons, W. Deiley, for Blenhoim. . ■ : HDfESIOA,'s.s. (5.30 a,m.), i« tons.-.Bol' lons, for .Cook Strait • NIKAU, s.b: (6.5 p.m.), 248 tonß, Hay. for Nelßon.. . . ■.'.- ..'■■■'" ■ / WAKATU, s.b. (6 ,p.m.), 167 tans,' Willi, for Plcton. ' _ KENNEDY, a.s; (6'p;ra.), 226 tons,- Ev Harvey, for Foxton. MAHAROA; «.«.- (7.50 p.m.), 2598 tons, B. x Irwin, for Lyttelton. WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER. 15.' OPAWA, s.s. (1 a.m.),. 110 tons, Nichnla*, t<rr- Blenheim. , . •;■'■ EXPECTED ARRIVALS, /■-. Baden Powell, New Plymouth, Ootober 15. Manuka, Lyttelton, October 15, , .'-..- Kaitoa, Nelson, October U. '"'"' Westralia, Melbourne, October ii. Wairau, Blenheim, October IS Ngahere, Gisborne, October 16. . Mararoa, Lyttelton, October 16. Nikau, Nelßon. October 16. Pateeha, Pioton, Nehon,- October W. Kennedy, Foxton, October <15' Wangaratta, Auckland, October 16. Opawa, Blenheim, October 10. ■■ ■ Karu, Tarakohe, October lb. . '•';■■ . . / Port Melbourne, Gisborne, October' 18 s Kini; Greymouth, Ootober. 16. ■ . Wakatu, Picton, Qotober 16. Invercargill. Wanganui, October J». 'Kahu, Napier, 'October-15. \ .„ Ngakuta, Greymouth, October U>. ..-. Breeie, Wanganui, Ootober ii. Manuka, Lyttelton, Ootober 17. ■' Kaitoa, Nelson, October 17. Blenheim, Sounds, October 17. Waverley, Patea, Ootobuer 1/ , Kapiti, Wanganui, Ootober 17, . A /Kapuni, Patea, October 17. '( Hawerai, Patea, October it. Zealandic, Napier,, October: 17 . John, Wanganui, October 18 - : ' Ripple, Gisborne, Ootober 19. Argyllshire, Auckland, October W To Anau, Gißborne, October 20. Eiverina, Sydney, October 81. lonio, London, October 23; 1 Ajana, Auckland, 0ct0ber,24.,, '.:. -BROJECTED DEPARTURES. .:■:;■ ■ Hawera, Patea, October.,ls. Waverley, Patea, October 15. .■>:.:.•'.;!.;.,■ Putiki, Picton, October 16. Kapiti, .Wanganui,. October 13.. ' Kapuni,' Patei; October T ;'l6 ,; "■■;-. • •.■'■'•<•' liana, Lyttelton, October 15. Manuka, Lyttelton, October 15. . Kaitoa, Nelson, October 15. -. Patoena, Picton, Nelson; October 15. Waipara, Lyttelton,''October 15. ':'"i.'■'■,'. Manaroa. Lyttelton, Ootoßer'ls. Kumara, London; October 15, Komata, Wostport, October 15. Tahiti, Sydney, October 15. Wairau, Blenheim, October 15. Ripple, Napier, Gisbbrn6,«A,kitio,'OctJls. Moana, 'Frisco/.'October,' 15.■; :••'• Kokiri, Wostport, Ootober 15. Mararoa, Lytteltcn, October 16. Nlk'au, '■' N,elson.' Ootober >16.'--- ■•■■...■•:." [nvercargill,. Wanganul, : Ootober IS. . ... Trohe, 'Frisco, via Islands, October 36. - ; '■Baden Powell, New Plymouth, Oct'. : l6. ?&pawa, Blenheim,- October 16. A .IVaiwera,- London', October 16; - ■ ra- ■■• •-■' Woottoni;Lyttelton, October 16.- -** .. ; - : Port Alma, London, .October 16. i. Manuka, Lyttelton, October,''l7. '■ ■"' Kaitoa, Nelson,- Ootober 17.'■Pateena, Picton, Nelson,. October 17.. , Port Melbourne, London; October 17. " Westralia, Melbourne, .via south, 0ct.47.. Kennedy, Foxton, October 17.' ' . . Karu, Lyttelton,'-October' 17.'' : ■■' ■Wakatu. Kaikoura,. October 17. ; ;;;.■ ■.: Kapiti, Wanganui, October U. '■ ... . Tainui, London, October 17., I '■'.'■'•"•' Port Hacking, London,, October..", ;. Ngahere,' Greymouth; OctobM'' 17. - ' '■" iireeze, Lyttelton, Timaru,/Durradin, October 17. ■."■;•;' Oorinthic;' London,' October lßi- . i ,r Zealandic, London. October ,1.8.. -. , ■ ... ' Blenheim. Wanganui. October 18.' •' '.' Kahu, ..Ohatham,s,.- October. 18. ' ■, H . Wangaratta", Auckland, October 18.' \ ' • John, Nydia-' ; Bay;-'October'2o.: • ' .OVERSEA! STEAMERS,'. AJANA.(F.S.),.Ieft.U.K'. August 19. for N.Z. and-Australia." iDue Oct. 15.' AKGYLLBHIKE (F.S.fr left- Liverpool Aueiist 2 for N.Z., via Cape and Australia. Due Auckland 0cf.14. ' ■.'" iABAWA (S.S.A.), left London Oct. 5 for Auckland. Due Nov. 18. HASSANO.fA. and A.), left New York Sept. 12 for Lyttelton,iDunedin, and /us- ' tralia. Due Oct. 20.'. .-. . .-<'■■, . BELLBUOKLE (U.S. and A.), left New / York for Auckland; ■ Wellington, and Australia Oct. i. Due Nov. 7. v CAEPENTARLA (A. and A.), loading in ■ New York for N.Z. and Australia. CITY OF MADKAS (A. and A.), left Now. * York Sept.-23, for Auckland,.Wellington, . Lyttelton, Diinedin,' aiid' Australia.' Duo Wellington Nov. 4.,' • ■•-.-•..:.:■■ •-.,■," lONIO (S.S.A'.)'. left U.K. Sept. i for Weilington: due Oct. 23. KAIKOUBA left Montreal Oct. ■9 for -Aiicklaod, Lyttelton, 'and Australia. Due. November 15. • ■ BIMUTAKA (N.Z.S. Co.), to leave; ; - U.K.. November 8 for Auckland. Wellington, Lytv telton'. and Port Chalmers. ■..,:/„;);■/■';■..; KUAHINE (N.Z.S. Co:),-.to littVe'i,l6nd6h" Oct. 29 for Auckland, - WelUhglbh. 1 !, Lytt'eltori, and Port Cbalmers. -A'! EUAPEHU (N.Z.B. Co.), to leave U.K. middle Nov. for New Zealand. KLJ. OUA (8.8.A.), left U.K. Sept. 15 for Wellington, via portß. ■■ {. v ■-." LEITEIM (A. and;-A.), left 1 ,New .York Oct. 8 for Auckland, Wellington, and Australia. Duo iWellihgton Nov. 18. MAKUKA (U. 8.5.), left Vancouvcr,Oct. 11. Duo Auckland Oot. 29. y « . NUGAHA (U.S:S.), loft Vancouver Oct. 3. for Auckland, fliio Oct; 20. OPAWA . (N.Z.S. Oa.)i to -leave London end Deo. for Auckland,' Wellington, LjltelI ton, and Port Ohalmors. ' OPIHI (Eeece),,to load Calcutta for New Zealand. • OKAEI (N.Z.S. Co.), to leave Canada, Dec,;'for Now Zealand. PAKEHA (S.S.A.I, lefi London-October 7 for Australia and Now Zealand.. " ' ■"" PAPAHOA (N.Z. and A. Oo,), loft Bristol Sept. 14. Due Wellington Nov. ,6; ■■.; POET ELLIOT (CD.), left Port.''Sajid ■ Sept. 4 for Adelaide and N.Z. '.'.,■..'..'.. POET SYDNEY (CD.), left London Sopt. 23 for Auckland, Napier, and 'Wellington, via Australia, Due about Novi'l3. ■'' EEMUEEA (N.Z.S. Co.), left London 6ept. 12 for Auckland. Uue' Oot. 23 v SUEBEY (F. 8.), left Now York Sept. 5 for Auckland and Wellington. Arr." Oct. 7. Arr. Wellington October 14.'- ;.• WANOAItAT'I'a (N.Z.S. Cow, -left. Mbu-, ' treal August 28for Auckland.-. •Wellington;' Dunedin and Australia.,-Arr. Oct. 7.' '-Due •Wellington October 16. :••«'.■ ■■■..-•,'"•'■ V«[AKATANE;(N.Z.S. Co.);'to leave Canada Nov. for New Zealand. ' ' TAHITI (U.S.S;i -Icrt: Vancouver. :Bept.' 17Arr. Wellington Oct. 12. TAIYO MAEU, (N.Y.K.), left Kobe Sept V for ■Wellington ■-and"Australia. ''-Due' Oct. 24. '• " '' '.' - ' TOFUA (U.S.S.), left 'Frisco Oct, 7.'Duo Wellington October 31. ..-_■■■■ ' WAHINE •' (U.S.S.), to'- 'leave '. United Kingdoms Ootober for New Zoaland; ••"•■■ v .. r . .;...; Sailers. ; Vessel; Left'.!' " , Due Ban Franoisco to Auckland- • Narwhal .• Aue. 22 ■ -. Oct San Francfsco to Wanganui— Wanganui ,- . Sept. 13 . ■.. Not. THE BEETHAGE'IIST.' ' '■■'■'■$ To-day's berthage list: i».-as' under:-:' Surrey—No. 1 Queen's Wharf. Ngahorc—No. 1 Queen's Wharf. Irene-No. 2 Queen's Wharf. Bertie Minor—No. 5 Qucon's Wharf, Port 4'Queeu's Wharf. ■ KapTini-No. 5 Queen's Wharf. Putikl-No. 6 iQuccn'i Wharf. Mana—No. 7 Queen's Wharf. . Huia—No. 8 Queen'si Whan. • Waitangi-No. i Queen's Wha.'f Kaifba-No. 10.Queen's Wharf. :. Wairau-No. 11.Queen's..Wliaff. I :■,:,■' 12 Quecn's-iW-harf. A- : :;, ■ . • Manaroa—Na. 13 Queen's "Wharf, iff Wootton-No. 13 Queen's Wharf. l V John-No. 14"Queen's.Wharf,'-', •■ .'. Weßtralia-NoV 14 Queen's Wharf. . Tahiti—Taranaki Street Wharf., , . .. Moana—No; 14 Queen's Wharf. i

■ ■■■ Eipplo-Taranaki Street: Wharf. Mapourlka-Clydo Quay Wharf. Manuka—Ferry Wharf, Maglc'-Ferry Wharf. i Hnia-Ferry Wharf. Lahaina—Ferry Wharf. Komata—Railway Wharf. . Kokiri-Eailway Wharf. | Port Haclting-Kailway Wharf. ■< Talnui-Glasgow Wharf. Wharf. Waipara—King'B Wharf. ■ Waiwcra-King's Wharf. Brccze-Pipitea Wharf. May Howard—Miramar Wharf. Kapiti-Miramar Wharf. . BY 'fELEGEAPH. . •• '""' '•>•"'■ ■•: OVERSEAS. LONDON,-October 13. Arrived.(at Plymouth).—Euapehu, '■ from New Zealand. ■'..-.. SYDNEY, OMnbnr 14. . Arrived.-Cathkit, from Opum. Arrived.—Maheno and Adolf Woermann . (1 p.m.), from Wellington. • Sailed.—Moeraki (5 p.m.), for Wellington! COASTAL. ,:";■■•.•.TUESDAY; OCTOBEE 14. ; .-,, ':, ',"■:.. .AUCKLAND. Arrived.-Ayrshlre 0.0.40 p.m., October li). from-'Wellingtonj Argyllshire (U. 5 p.m., October 13), from Sydney. Sailed.—Harunasan $laru (1.45 a.m.),' for • Sydney; Wangaratta (6 a.m.), for Wei .lington; Arahura, (0.50 p.m.), Jor Gisborne. „ . . . • ...-..:- NEW PLYMOUTH. • j Sailed.-Karu (11.10 a.m.), for Tarpliolio; Alexander (3.15 p.m..), for Wanganui. WANGANUI. Arrivpd.—lnvercargill (11.30 a.m.). from Wellington. ' GISBOENE. Sailid.—Monowai (12.25 p.m.), for Auckland; Nga,hcre (12.30 p.m.), for Wellington. .. i ' NYDIA BAY. Sailod.-Inga'(lo.4s p.m., October 1-1), lor ' Sydney.' NELSON. . To Sftii.-Kuitoa (7 p.w.V, for Wellington. • •' ' GREYMOUTH.' Sailed.-Kahika (1.35 p.m.), fpr Bluff and Dunodin. LYTTELTON. Arrived.-Koromika, (6 a.m.), from Newcastle; Mokoia (2.15 pm.), from Welling- : 'ton. ■■' Sailed.-Lindstol (6.15 a.m.). for Auckland; Manuka, ('(.65 p.m.), for' Wellington. • POET OHALMEES. , Arrived—Poherua (3.45 a.m.), .'from (amaru; Navua (5,15 a.m.), from Oainaru. Sa'.led.-Eosamond J3.30 p.m.), for Bluff, '■'■''■ " •" BLUFF,-ArrWi-Karamu (4.45'.p.m., October 13), from Westport. .'..''' MOANA TO: SAIL TO-DAY. The E.M.S. Moana is soheduled to ',< ave. Wellington at 3 p.m. to-day for San Francisco, via Earotonga anu Papeete. She will, take the following passengers-First! saloon; Mrs. T. .Bunting and ncphow.'Mrs. Burns, Mr. S.'Bolin, Mr. and Mrs. E. A. Oraig, Mr. and Mrs, W. Dckijiiiia- and 4 children; Mrs; Davles, Mr?i Falconer, Miss L. B.' Falknor, Mr. J. Gibson,, Mr. A- *"•' Hayes, Mr. S. J. Harbutt, Mr. and Mrs. L. Koster, Mr.' and Mrs. M. G. Luxford, Mr, 0. J. M'Oullough, Mr. G. 11. Mlntyrc, Mr. and Mrs. H. Muthreich and Z children, Mr. H. F. Noble. Mr, Pollock, Mr. 'FY-H. Powell; Mr. A. B. Beiss, Mr. and Mrs. H. M. Yrolyk and' 2 children, Mr. 0. J. Ward, Mr. and Mrs. A. Waterworth. Joining at Papeotp: Mr. A. J. Dove, tecond saloon: Mr. and Mrs- W. Bainoridge, Mr. Booth, Mr. J. E. Brophy, Mrs. A. Bloom, Miss D. Orouch, Mr. end Mrs. J. ■Van Dun and 2 children, Mr. ,and- Mrs. ,0. Fife?,"'Miss'Fifer, Master Filer, Mr. F.. A. Fixßen;*Mr. W. Gift'ord, Mr. ti. Grcnfell, Mrs. C. Geaj, Lieutenant Garden, Miss Hodge, Mr. "A. Harrpp, Mr. W. T. Home, Mr. H. W. Horiie, Misses K. K. and F, K. Henderson, Master Henderson, Mr. G. W. James. Euv. Father M. O'Boyle, Misa E. C. Stafford. Mr. J. Sprott, Mis? ■Waldron,- Miss" Ii; 'Young, Miss F. ,0. Youngi'Mr. and Mrs. P. van. Zuick ind 2 ohildren.; ' Joining at Earotonga:' Mr, 'M'Bi'rnie.' Mr. Ecy, Mr. Eussell; - • ■'■- ; ' ■', HAUEOTO" BELIEVED TO BE LOST; :. A.cablegrain from Hong-Kong.to ."Lloyd's' Weekly' Summary" under date Augu6t 6, stated that the ex-New Zealand cargo steamer Haurotc waß then four days overdue at Hong-Kong from Baigon. No information could be gained coucerniug the vessel, and "she : is supposed to have been lost.' The flaurtito was «, well-known unit of ,tho Union Ccmpany's fleet, md -Has employed in the Auckland-Islands trade for many years, and also In the intercolonial,.and coastal services. With the advent-of moro incklerri steamers. She vas' ( put' out of commission about nine years ago, and while lying at.an anohorago in. Auckland Harbour narrowly escaped being' destroyed'through a Are which broke out amongst: the coal stored in ; hor holds. The lire was'extinguished after the illip had' been "damaged considerably', the bridge .and deck fittings being completely deßtroyea.i'The.Haiu-oto lay at her moorings. off Northcote until about soven years .ago, when she was purchased,by an Eaßt,e'rh firm; and.after undergoing extensive repairs at Auckland, sailed for Australia and the East.'. . PASSENGEKS FOE THE ISLANDS. .. •■-The- Talune, which left Auckland last Saturday,, took the following' passengers for '.'the' Islands.i-rMisscs Brookes,. Blizard, Mann,-' Armstrong,: Chegwiddeii, Mooney, and'Warrcn--(2lj Mesdames Holmes, BatoSand child, Warren, Dates, Marshall, WardJrop and 2 children, Blizard-, Halliday ahd' 2 children, Flavell. Manguson, Bacii, Christie,' Chegwidden. and Gillespie unci 2 sons; • Mesßrs. .Buchanan, Bull, Halliday, Ward, rop, Bliiard'W, Tindall, Bach, M'Kay, : .Jury,'. Cox/ Endean; Cowk'y, Brown, Somervfll, EUssell, M'Dougall, Sutherland, Van: da Velde, Oliver, ■ Adair, Norton, Boyd, Ohcgwidden,- Montague, Duthic, thiisiie, Small, Marshall, Fisher, Murray, Ohapman, Eutherford," Taylor, Tarr,' hkeen. I'lOwer. (2)', .Westbrook, . Gillcßpie, Hill, Dr. Marshall, and Captain Lewer; and 30 steerage,. • ■■'■ WESTEEN PACIFIC SEKVICE. The'lsland steamer Taluue sailed from Auckland for Fiji and other islands in tho Woßtcrn/Pacilic on Saturday, and is due,back at Auckland on October 29. Oh her; return she will- be relieved by the Palbbna for 'one trip. The Palouia is •timed to leave Auckland for/ Fiji, Tonga, and Samoa on Octobor 25, and' will bo due back at Auckland from that trip en November 16. The Navua, which is to to refitted at Port Chalmerfl, will then relieve the Paloona and take up the Jiji.j Tonga,'and Samoa cargo and passenger trade-permanently. She will'leavo rn iar first trip oii November 22, returning to Auckland'about December 14. < gTHE.OITY OF WINCHESTER. of Winchester,- which ';is'heing loade.d by the. Shaw, Savill, and Albion Company, is due at Lyttelton to-morrow from Dunedin. She will leave the Canterbury port on Tuesday next for Waltara ; 'lq .complete her meat-loading, and oh Oc23.'she .will leave Waitara for Aus.traila,, ••■ .'.•'.. ' ' : '"»:m:KUMARA FOE ,'HOME. . Bound for London, via ' Panama, the Shaw-Savill steamer Kumara is to leave Wellington at daybreak to-day. • ' KAHU FOE CHATHAM ISLANDS. The Kahu is now due from Napier tomorrow. ' She will load for W iiitungi, Owenga and -Whaugaroa, under Mr. E. G. F. Zonrab's agency, anil sail at noon oh Saturday. , . . THE ZEALANDIC. The Zealandic (Shaw. Savill, and Albion Company), is to reave Napier to-mor-"row- for' Wellington to complete leading. .-'..:.._..., ~ ... TflE AJANA . '.The F. and S. steamer Ajana i D due at .Auckland to-morrow from London, via Panama and; Sydney. The vessel is duo •at Wellington.; on October 24. ~'; ' ; A • .WESTEiLIADUE TO-DAY. i 1 .'.Tho. Westralia i'o due to-day from Mel l bourno! with 160 ..passengers And 1050 tons of; cargo.for,; this port. Sho'is to leave on the return trip*, via'Lyttelton, Dunedin, arid BliihY on Friday,- \ ■■'V; •; KAItAMEA LOADING. ' To-morrow the Shaw, Savill, and Albion steamer Karamca in to leave New Plymouth for Nelson to continue Homeward loading.; . ■■■' :\ '"''" PORT.'ALMA TOE MELBOURNE. • To : put out the balance of li'cr New York cargo; the Port-Alma. is to leave Wellington to-morrow for Melbourne. . ' : wIIWEEA FOE LONDQN. The Shaw, Savill, and Albion Company advise that the. Waiwera will leavo Wellington for London; via Panama, to-mor-row afternoon or Friday morning. TflE AEGYLL3HIEE. Tho. F;. and' S. steamer Argyllshire arrivei/: at'.Auckland yesterday from Sydney and London.,'; Sho Ib scheduled to ira-.e Aucitlandon Friday for Wellington to put out her local cargo. EIYEEINA 'TO LEAVE SYDNEY TO : DAY. ■■ Tho Huddart j Parker, Ltd., advise that the Eiverina iB scheduled to le.ivo Sydney ; for'Wellington to-day. .An .endiavoir is to bo made to dispatch the ship on the •return trip next Tuesday. •

' lUMUTAKA AND HUAPEHTJ. -. .Tho New ' Zealand Shipping Company's Itimutaka is to load on the west coast of England for Auckland, Wellington, Lyttelton, and,Poi't'.'Chalmers, sailius about November 8. She will be followed by the Euapehu, sailing in tho middle of November.

BLACKBALL COLLIERS. The.Ngahero left Gisborno at noon yesterday for Wellington to put out ICO tone of coal. She will sail for Grsymouth on Friday to ioad bunker coal for the'Westmoreland at Port Chalmers. Bad weather and shortage of labour h'avo delayed tho dispatch of tho Ngakuta from Greymouth, but she wbb expectod to Bail at midnight laßt right for Wellington. The. Ngatoro, which has al6o been delayed, was expected to cross the Grey bar outwards for Onchuiiga last night. WANGAEATTA DUE TO-MOEEOW. The New Zealand Shipping Company advino' that. tho Wangaratta left Auckland at 6 a.m: yesterday for Wellington to put out her local cargo. Tho vessel will leave this port on Saturday or Sund.iy Siorning for Lyttelton,' • '•; : VANCOUVJEE SAILINGS. The following sailings from Auckland for Vancouver, via Suva and Honolulu, were announced by the Union Company yesterday :—Niagara on November >4 and the Makura about November 18. THE POET MELBOUKNE. Tho Port Melbourne is due from Gisborno to-morrow morning to bunker. She will bo dispatched for London, via Panama, on Friday. TAINUI TO SAIL ON FEIDAY. Tho Shaw, Savill, and Albion Company advised yesterday .that, the Tainui will how leave Wellington for London, via Panama,, at daybreak on Friday. WAIPAKA FOE LYTTELTON.' Tho Waipara (New Zealand Shipping Company, agents) is to leave port at 4 p.m. to-day for Lyttelton, Melbourne, ana Syancy.^ THE ABAHURA. The Union Company advised yesterday that the ,Arahura is .to' leave Napier tomorrow evening, instead of thisi evening, for Gisborne, Tokomaru Bay, and Auckland. SUEEEY AEBIVES. The F. and S. Line's new steamer Surroy, from New York, via Auckland, arrived In port yesterday morning to continue dißcnarge. She is to proceed on to Melbourne early next week. . 'LEITEIM LEAVES NEW YOEK. Tho New Zealand and African Company have received advice that tho A. and A. steamer Leitrim loft New York on Wednesday last for Auckland, Wellington, and Australian ports, The veasol is duo at ;Wellington about November 18. POET HACKING FOE HOME. The Port Hacking is scheduled to leave Wellington on Friday for London, via Panama, The following steamers were expected to be within range of Awanui wireless station last nignt:—Ajana, Maheno, and Atua. In range J>f Auckland: Arahura, Wangaratta, Mofinvai, and Haranasan Maru. In range of Awarua; Waipori. The Koromiko, with a cargo of coal, ar- • rived» at Lyttelton froiu Newcastio yesterday. ' '.■■.. The foui'-masted echooncr Ireno is to •sail to-morrow or on Friday (or one of the South Sea islands to load copra for San Francisco.. The John, bound from Wellington to Wanganui, put back to , port early yes-, torday morning owing to the heavy seas} , running outside. Sho is to sail for Wanganui to-day, and is due back, on Saturday. The Harunasan Maru left Auckland yesterday for Sydney to load a cargo cf wheat for J.'-.pan. Tho Waitangi; went up on the. patent slip yesterday morning for clea'ning. She is expected to come oif to-morrow. The lighthouse tender Hiueraoo, landed Stores' at Cape Palliser yesterday morning and spent last night in Worser Bay. This morning she is to go out to Capo Camjhell and tuo,, other Cook Strait lighthouses. - ■ At 10 o'clock to-night tho Komata is to leave Wellington for Westport. ,'. ': ■ Tho.' barquentmtr Ldum left Auckland yesterday for Newcastle. : Captain A. E. Barlow will still havo command of. tho Moana, which is to sail today for San Francisco, and will bave with him the ..following ofticerss-Chief,' Mr. E. H. King; second, Mr. D. Owen; ihird, Mr. J. F. jSlasey; purser, Mr. C. A. Campbell; surgeon, Dr. E. Dillon; chief engineer, Mr. A. E. Mackley; chief steward, Mr, J. O'Brien. ~ The small steanwr Hina, which has been oh tho slip for some timo being roBhcathed, came off yesterday morning. Eain at Wanganui yesterday delayed cargo, working on the Breeze. She will now leavo the river port to-day lor 1 eilington. Sho will load hero for Lyttelton, Tiniaru, and Dunodin, sailing en Friday, Tho Paeroa weut-jound to the'.slip ytf» : torday morning. : f ■ The barqueniine Lindstol was to have lclt Lyttelton yesterday for Auckland. : The.Karu is due from Tarakohe' tn-cor-row, and will load for Lyttelton, tailing the $ame ovening. : Tho Kokiri is to leave for Westport today to load for Auckland. ■ The Tahiti is to sail for Sydney this evening. She will then go to Meidourno to load for Dunedin . The To. Anau is. to leave Gisbotne at the wcek ; end"for'Wellington to load for Dunedin.. '•/.'".■ '. Captain, !£.' O. Saunders, who brought the Union Company's now steamer Wittruni'toNew Zealand; after ho »ia«. reieascci from.internment in Germany, has been relieved, ; ; by, ; Captain' Eitchie. ■Captain Saunders is. at presont in Auckland oil holiday leave;'-" '•:.■, '; '/:'., :• . . The kin'i.'.cbalila'deh for Wellington, ii to lpiive - Groymouth 'this morning;' The. ; schooner- iirogress.'.'aftet-' being, delayed ;at';Whangape for' several : weeks, cleared; the • Kaipara bar on Friday lust bound .for Sydney with 'a cargo of timber. The Vessel arrived at Whahgape ou August 20 from Dunedin.