SHIPPING. PORT OF WELLINGTON.

Evening Post, Volume LXVIII, Issue 62, 10 September 1904, Page 4

SHIPPING. PORT OF WELLINGTON.

PHASES OF THE MOON FOR SEPTEMBER, (Calculated for Mew Zealand Mean Time.) D. 11. M. Last Quarter _, - -. 3 2.28 p.m. New Moon _ — — 10 8.13 a.m. First Quarter - 17 2.43 n.m. Full Moon „ -. .. 28 6,20 a.m. HIOH WATER. To-day— 3.4s a.m. ; 4.17 p.m. To-morrow— 4,4s a.m. ; 6.17 p.m. SUN. Sell to-day— 6h 34m 51s p.m. Riioii to-morrow— 6h 0m 19» a.m.; boU, 5h 58m 60s p.m. ARRIVALS. September 9— Rangattra, as, 4045 tons, Nioolu, frftm Gißborue. September 9— Wakatu, it, 95 tons, Blaokmorc, from LyttcKon, Tort Robinson, and Ktilkourn. September 9— Toroa, ss, 174 tona, M'Alister, from Napier via const. September 9— Penguin, s», 517 toni, Norditrum mul Ohrisp, from Nelson and l'iotou. Pnssengers: Cabin— Misses Slndcien, Simpleton, Fleming, Garrard, Greenwood, Coote, Navlor, Dnlrymplc, Rendrell, Holdaway, H"gg, Hary, Mcauamcs Satchell, Drown, Pargilor and two ohildren, Sladdeu, Firming Ward, Wlnstanlcy, Hunter, Grabb, Gunnlon, Rutherford and 2 children, Kdwardi, Bnry, Shaw, Luons, Howard Willianiß, Captain Grubb, Messrs. Toinlinion, Young, Ke4r. Turnbull, Paton, Steveu, Singletori, Snook, Levlen, Tenmint, East, Willcoeku, Walker, Oouki, Sullivan, llarrit, Urown, Hunter, Otirrie, Drake, Russell, Jioxlinll, Leary, Hnlmei, Rawwu, Jones Cheek (2), Savill, Sim, Hunter; 14 steerage. September 10— Mapourika, is, 717 tons, M'Arthur, from Onrhunga and Now Plymouth. Passengers ■ Cabin— Minn White (2), Mendime* Sergeant ami Infant, Salmon, Caro, Sl'Kclhr, Captain Lavy, Messrs. M'Kcllftr, Lees, Maobotli, Ooimaok, Salmon, Barry, Andrear, Gray, Roil, Boyd, Barry; 7 steerage. September 10— Victoria, ss, 3000 torn,. Waller, from Melbourne, Hobart, and South. Pas•cheers : Cabin — Misses Fagtm (2), Dowiliug, Perry, Roy, Coirton, Cox, Brown, Nicholls, Benson, Lewis, Mcnssies, Roberts, Kcnned.w, Abornethy, Brookoatt, Edmundson, Bates, Hill, Mnsdamr* Wtlcox. King, Bailey. Black, Bates, M'Kcnxio, Uloxall, Rlckcrton, Stevenson, Cox, Carew, Rustc.ll, Collins, Messrs. Collins, Cair, Runsell, Blnekle, Macoasey, Jones, Carew, Lucas, Blcktrion, St«vonsbn, Baxter, Grergson, Nesbltl, Bates, Styobc, Harrison, Newman, Ruiiell, Morkune ; 41 steerage. Seplember 10— Wavcrley, ss, 77 tons, Graham, from West Wangttmii. September 10 — Queen of (ho South, ss, 121 tons, Harvey, from Foxton. September 10— Stormbird, ss, 137 tons, M'lntyro, (rum Wangatini. September 10— Msnnroa, si, 75 tons, Allman, iroin Wanganui. DEPARTURES. September 9 — Huia, us, 90 tons, Dowell, for Wunganul. September 9 — Charles Edward, ss, 145 tons, Vlclccrmnn, for Nelson and West Coait. Soptnnber 9— Oorlnnn, ss, 820 tons, Holford, for Nelson and New Plymouth. September 9— Nnmbucen, ss, 126 tons, North, for Blenheim. September 10— Walnui, ss, 391 tons, Hull, for I'ictoii, Nelson, Weatport, and Groymouth. Piuwcngers — Cabin : For Ploton — Mhuci OtckeiM, Reid, Trent, Armstrong, Messrs. ChatIlfrld, Trent, Mead. For Nelson— Messrs. II all, Newman, Olil.iholm, Finch, Clark, Whttehoiisc. For Westport— Miss Briftauit, Messrs. Fahy, Fair, Fitzgerald, Pankhurst. For Oreymouth — Miv -Stevens, Captain Patterson, Messrs. Gilbert, Dorrl, Oox, Hay. September 10— Toroa, si, 174 tons, M'Alister, for westport. September 10— Waverloy, ss, 77 tons, Graham, lor Pupong*. ENTERED OUTWARDS. September 10— Victoria, ss, 3000 tons, Walter, for Sydney. Fasseugors : Cabin — Misses Ayles, Mills, Sitter Mills, Mctdaints Kortrffast. Saott, Hugo, Cairns, Dr. Putnam, Messrs. Runnolty. Wlnton, Ellis, Ne(.tle«hlp. Brown, Anderson, CopeJandt O'Drisooll (2), Lippett, Scott, Klrkcaidie, Cairns, C*«sUly, MarQcet, Soott, Godlonton, Dixon ; 35 stecraßO. September 10 — Takapuna, ss, 369 tons, Lambert, for Lyttelton. Passengers : Cabin— Miss«s Websusr, Connwcll, Champion, Baird, Hcndoraon, Holt, Rivir, Canmb«ll, Musgrovo, Hanier, Mcsdamot Smith, OUelliy, Wright, Stttploton, Porinan, Simon, Captnln Lang, Messrs. Draycon, Ford, GHmore, Jamleson, Motthewuvn, ETans. Stewart, Wright, Sunivitn, Harris, Rl»od««, Lewis, Sinton, Stapletqn, Vincent, Roylc, Foater, Stewart, Halllday, Balls, OonneH, OalUim, Fleming, Ward, Kvans, J141), Nathan, Hnrman, Kcllly, Cnrrla. Campbell, Ounnlng)tam, Pntt«c<on, Wd^ct, Ross, Barry, Kirk, Juqutf, Burr, Don, Wyiiks, M'Betti, Roy. Ward. Scptetftlicr 11— Penguin, si, 617 tons, Nordstrum and Ciiricp, lor Nelson. Passengers— Messrs. MtOooln. Dodd, Nicholas, Hill. BXPKOtBD ARRIVALS. Tlaupirl, West Coast «nd Nelson, 10th Manaroa, Waaganni, 10th KoMcu, Wosbport, 10th Aorere, P*tea, 10th Kirlpnka, Patea, lOIJI Jane ]>oug4ai, Lyttelton, 10th RotoimtKana, Lyttcltou, 11th Ntnnbuccn, Blenheim, 11th Hui*. Wmnctmui, 11th Poherura, South, 12th Tasmftn, Kelson and Motucka, 12th Tb rowers, DtknecHn and Lytlclton, 13th Cygnet, Lyttolton, Cheviot, and Kalkoura, 13th Rotoklno, Auckland, GUborne, and Napier, 13th Corinna, New Plymouth, 13th Monowal, Sydney, 14th Muraroa, Dunedln &nd Lyttotton, 15th Wftlnul, West Coast and Nelson, Kth Botolti, Ooehvmga and New Plymouth, 16th PROJEOTBD DF,PARTURKS. Victoria, Sydmjy, 10th Tnkftpuna, Lyttelton, 10th Stormbird, Wongainii, 10th i Queen of the South, Foxton, 10th TTgungtiru. Nelson and Motueka. 10th Maoa, Fatcft, 10th Rakftin, Newcastle, 10th Wavcrley, Pupongi, Nth Penguin, Nci«on, lHh RototttfthoM, Lyttelton, 12th K*-nftroa, Motueka, 12th Opima, Blenheim, 12th l'oheron, Wcasport and Oreymouth, 12th n*ngaMtt, LytieKon, 12th Katm, Jfapter and nut Ootit, 12tb Ntunbuee*, Blmhelro. 12th Huta, Wanganul, 12th Xorere, Pofe., t2th ; KJrlpftlca, WsU«*a, 12th Tnsmon, Kelson and Mokndca, 12th ,T«riMFer», Napier, Gisborne, and AucklAnd, lith HimiUogl, OMttepolnt , nnd East Coast, 13th Tlotoktho, Ljrttelton and DonecHn. 13th Majpoutika, Kelson and West CoMt, 13th WaVaiq, Klitkoura, Cheviot, and Lyttelton. 13th Oygnot, Eolkonra, Ohovlot, and Lyttelton, Corrncft, Souili. 14th Huwfuat Sythiey via Napier, Glsborne, and AuaWantl, 15sh Roioltl, Nelson, New Plymouth, and Onehuogft, ifjth Jlonowiti, Melbourne t1» South and Hobart, 15tb IMPORTS. Ex Mawwoa, from Auckland : 100 tons of Champion flour, for various grooors and baker* lo Wellingtoo.-rAdrt. BY TELEGRAPH. '* LONDON, tth September. Sailed— Paparoe, for Wellington. SYDNET, 10th September. Arrowed— Tftonto, from Wellington; Oban Bay, from Dunedln. AVCRRAND, 9th September. Sailed— Aparima (5.30 p.m.), for Bluff. OreDOWNIB, 9th September. Tbe kotifli Q«nnet, bound from A<aokland to Ketwt),' timber hkden, osnte into the rivor 3his afternoon, being wcathor boand. | 10U) September. Arrived— PukaVl (6.30 a.m.), from Wellington. NAPIER, 9th September. Sailed— Zealand**, for fllWborne »rtd Anckhtnd NELSON, 9th September. Sailed- Rotoltl, for Mew Plymouth and Onodungs. 10th September. Arrived— Charles Edward (6.16 a.m.) and Corinna (6.46 n-m.), from W-eiHngton. Sailed— Rauptrl (8 ft-m.). for Wellington. LTTTSLTON, Bth September. Sailed— iTane Douglas (4.30 p.m.), for Wellington. 10th September. Aerlrwl— Papanul (8 a.m.), Roiomnbana (8.40 ».«-■), and P«tftne (9.30 a.m.), from Wellington. Arrlvrd— Mararoa (11.15 a.m.), from Wollington. ' To sftll— Rotomahana (9.30 p.n>«), for Wellington. DLUFF, 9th September. Arrived— Wftnaka, frnm Dunedln, WESTPORT, 9th S«ptember. Balled— Kotnku (10.40 p.m.), for Wellington. OASTLBPOIST, 9th September. Arrived— Kahu (8 p.m.). from Wellington. WA*ft&RUI, 10th Syittimber. 'Arrived— Hti la (8.30 a.m.), from Wellington. , RUSNtiffitM, 10th Septctnbflr. Arrived— Narobtfboa (8.30 a.m.), from WelUnrton. To sail — Sumbucea (4 p.m.), for Wellington. FAREWELL SPIT, 10th September. Eotuku passed for Wellington at 10.48 a.m. EAST CAPE, 10th September. Surrey passed south at 11 a.m. PUTONGA, 9th September. Sailed— Kgunguru (10 p.m.), for Wellington. 10th September. To sail— Tnsman (10 p.m.), for Wellington. „ t

The Victoria, whioh arrived from Melbourne via Hobart Ami the South this morning, brought amongst her cargo tranihipmenta ex Afrlo, Himalaya, and Auatratian intercolonial Mr. flow, purser ot the Rotolclno, has joined the WanaKa in a similar capacity. Mr. Onrion, mate of the Moerakl, who has been on oofictay leave, is at pwsent acting ohlef officer of the Oorinna In place of Mr. Cameron, who n ind)*po*ed. Mr. .Th*. Mills, managing dlreotor of the Union Company, left for the South last night, by tbe Mararoa, Mr. Bates rejoined the Takapun* as purser to-day, and Mr. Cam also returned to the Mine vessel as third offloer.

Tlio Rukanna Is to sail from Weatpnrt on Monday night with a aargn nt coal for Sydney oonnlgnrd to tho Admiralty. Tho Haupiri loft Nelson for Wnlllngtou this morning, anil is duo line, about 8 o'clook to-night. . On dißchargln? her cargo the vpmol is to lay U(i. Tho Poherua loft Dunedin at 6.30 o'clock Ibis morning, and it is posillilo tlmt she may come direct to Wellington from Timiru, arriving here on Monday Instead of Tuesday as wna anticipated. The New Zealand nnd African steamer ■Surrey, which ran aground whiUt omnlrig awny from Auckland yesterday, Hoxtcd olf at 4 o'clock, nml resuinrd her voyago to Wellington, It Is understood tbut tlio vessel bur lamed no damnge. The Tantwrrn ban been drlnvrd in tbo South by bad woatber, and will not arrivo brie until Tut«dny nrxt. She will siul ngnln at noon tho lame day, and will regain her time tablo clato in tbo XOl tli. Mr. Richards, third oilicer of tbo Hnuplri, ii to transfer to the Miiponrlka In a nimilar cupnclty. Mr. Dodd, at present puriier of the Kanpirl, la to return to rho Mapourikn, whioh vemol will ipsumo in tbo Wast Coast trado on Tuesday next.