SHIPPING PORT OF WELLINGTON.

Evening Post, Volume LXX, Issue 71, 21 September 1905, Page 4

SHIPPING PORT OF WELLINGTON.

PHASES OK THE MOON FOB SEPTEMBER. (Calculated for New Zealand Mean Time). . , D. H. M. .Virst Quaitcr .. - _ 6 339 p.m. Full Moon _ « ~ M 5 40 a.m. Last- Quarter — — „ 22 943 a.m. Saw Moon ... ~ ~ 29 930 a.m. UIGH WATKR. To-day— 9.s2 a.m.; 10.15 p.m. " To-morrow— 10.10 a.m.; lO.bl p.m. M..S. Opts to-day— sli 45m 39s p.m. Rises to-morrow— sh 42m a.m.; sets, 5h 46m 40s p.m.ARRIVALS. September 20— Hinemoa, ss, 282 tons, 80l- - low, from Southern lighthousea and Greyiliouth. . , , September 20— Wainui, sa, 391 tons, Baekttrom, horn West Coast and Nelson. fu- ' aedrtret -Saloon— Misses O'Neill, Russell, Janson, "Horn; " Hughes, Cole, Hewitaon, Mv- ,. domeA, Russell, iwul infant, WatCM, Wolfe and child, Hoaro and 3 clnldien, Widdop, Heiny, '"Perria'm, Berry, Learmoufch, Hammond and infant, Clenienteun, Worsley, Captain Gillespie, ■Messrs. Frazer, Doherty, Wil3on, Bany, Andeison, Tewkesbury, Blair, Gardiner, Duneton, Oraigie, Dick, Oaplin, Koord, Moore, Brown, Feduerson,- Williams, Timson, Aimers, Stokee, Ross, I'ilcher (2), Beere, Wilson, Frascr, Canip- ., bell. Hooker, Wadey (2), Worsley; 23 steer- • age. . ■• ■ September 21 — Huia, «3, 69 tons, Dowell, ' Irom ' Motueka. ' • Stpteniber 21— Tasman, ss, 87 tons. Gibbons, from Nelson. September 21 — Waverley, ss, 77 tons, Ruxton, from Ficton. September 21— Fateena, ss, 550 tons, Collins tad Kennedy, from Nelson and Ficton. Fassengeis: Saloon— Misses Baily, Hobb3, Todd, Tidd, Meares, Smith, Crawford, M'Kenzie, Austin (2)r Mesdames Learmouth, Sail, Houghton, Urooby, Tunnichffe and 3 children, Hobos, Stewart, Trasic and boy, Haile, Fage, Peek and child, Withey, Nicholas, Smith, Barclay, Mammon, Waugh, Ritchie and boy, Swarm, Northcroft and boy, MLennnn, Page, Messrs. Field, Hudson, Cooper, Weller, Johnston, Jacobson, Johns, Valder, Saunders, Sullivan, Green, Page, Stewart, Kirkpatnck, Fabian, ■ Burton, Maddren, Dahl, Nicholas, Beu, Fox, Bwann, Dunlop, Bursell, MLennan, M'Eenzie, Broad, Sowninn, Tosswcll ; 7 steerage. September 21— Viccori i, ss, 1870 tons, Waller, from Dunedin and Lyttelton. Fassengeis: Saloon — Misses Jfaloney, Hart, Prince, Skinner, Kirkwood, Lonsdale, Mesdames Corlass and child, Montgomery, Walton, Davis, Nicholl, Linn, Adams, Allclun, Captain Patterson, Messrs. C. W. Jones, Ross, M'Guire, Grant, Moir, Mitchell, Baeyeicz, Taitula, Linn, Riddell, Johnstone, il'.Uler, Blair, Burbury, Smith, Oroll, Coalman, Brewer, Burns, Eberlet, Pratt, Bennett, Allen, Stiles, Smith, Moigan, Watfcin Mills, Parlovitz, Jones, Wilde, DougJaa, Mills; 22 steerage. September 21— Cortnna, ss, 812 tons, James, from Southern port-. September 21— Kennedy, se, 77 tons, Vickerxaann, from Greymoirth. DEPARTURES. • September 20 — Kahu, bs, 99 tons, Thompson, for Napier via coast. September 21— Pateena, ss, 550 tons, Collins and Kennedy, for Picton and Lyrtelton. Pas•engers—Saloon : For Picton— Mia6es Farmer and Cracroft, Mesdames Vallance, Batchelor, Robinson, Captain Patterson, Messrs. Robinson. FoVlds, M.H.R., Jlinta, Perry, Chaytor, Miller, Barnes. For Nelson— Misses Taylor, Maltby, Jenkins, M'MUlan, Pratt, Mesdamei .Purdv^ Elliott and 3 children, Rishworth, Parkinson," Messrs. Purdy, Elliott, Rishworth, ' Parkinson,' Reynolds, Greenslode, Eaxton, Atkinson, Mahon, Allan, Talbot, Chiaholm. September 21 — Corinthic, ss, 7832 tons* David, for Lyttelton. " ■ • EXPECTED ARRIVALS. Jane Douglas, Westport, 21st Queen of the South, Fox ton, 21st Stormbtrd, Wanganui, 21st Tiviuni, Fiji and Auckland, 21st Rotonralrana, Lyttelton, 22nd Baupiri, Auckland ami East Coast, 22nd Manuka, Sydney, Auckland, East Coast, 22nd Ngunguru, Blenheim, 22nd : JlonowiL, Melbourne, Hob.irt, South, 23rd Rotoiti, Onehunga and New Plymouth, 23rd Pateena, Kelson and Picton, 23rd Haponrika, West Coast and Nelson, 24th Moura, Dunedin and Lyttelton, 24th Poherua, Southern ports, 24th Turakina, Lyttelton, 24th Moeraki, Sydney, 27th Ocean goiue Steameri. H&versham Grange left New York 28th June »ia Australian ports and Auckland; due abouc 24th September. Draycon Grange, left Liverpool 12th July via Australian poits and Auckland; due about 29th September. Breii Huel, left New York 14tb June via Australian ports and Auckland; due about 26th September. Indnuleri, left New York 12th July via Australia and Auckland; due about 26th September. Delphic, left London Bth August via. Auckland; due about 27th September. Kent, left Newport 22nd July, ria Auckland; dne about 28th September. Paparoa, left Plymouth 12thvAugust via Capetown and Hobart; due about 29th September. Kumira, left London 24th August, via Capetown and Hobart; dne about 10th October. Mimiro, left Liverpool 11th August via Australian ports and Auckland; due about the 25th October. Oswestry Grange, left Sew York Bth Augait via Australian ports and Auckland; dut tbout 27th October. ' Indralema, left London 20th August, via Australian ports and Auckland; due about EBth October. Cape Breton, left New York 10th August, via Australia and Auckland • due about E9th October. Ruapebu, left London 9th , September, via Capetown, Hobart, and Auckland; due about let November. Devon, left New York 9th September via Australian ports and Auckland; due about 3rd December. ' Sailing Yesieli. Loch Garve, left Liverpool 11th July. Fort George, left New York 22nd August. PROJECTED DEPARTURES. Wakatu, Lyttelton, via coast, 21st Uuia, Wanganui, 21et Corinthic, Lyttefton, 21st Burgermeieter Hackman, Lyttelton, 21«t M*raroa, South, Hobart, Melbourne, 21st Victoria, East Coast, Auckland, Sydney, 21st W&verfey, Nelson and We3t Coast, 21st Kirn, Westport, 21st Kapiti, Waftara, 21st Opawa, Blenheim, 21st Tavluni, Westport, 21st Rotomahana, Lyttelton, 22nd i Blormbtrd, Wanganui, 22nd Qneen of the Sooth, Foxton, 22nd Manuka, Lyttelton and Dunedin, 22nd Takapnno, New Plymouth and Onehunga, 22nd Comma, Kelson and New Plymouth, 22nd Panther, Auckland, 22nd • Kennedy, Kelson and West Coast, 22nd Mana, Fatea, 22nd 'Xuaman, Nelson and Motueka, 23rd Aorere, Fatea, 23rd ffgunguru, Blenheim, 23rd Wa'mui, Ficton, Kelion, Weft Coait, 23rd Monowai, Sydney, 23rd Pateena, Lyttelton, 23rd Eotoiti, NeUon, 24th Saho, Bast Coast and Napier, 25th 'Moura, Hapier, Gisborne, Auckland, 25th I'oherua, Westport, and Greymouth, 25th BY TELEGBAPH. SYDNEY, 20th September, flailed— ZeaUndia (I^o p.m.), for Auckland. NEWCASTLE, 20th September. Balled— Kaftuua, for Bluff. MELBOURNE, 20th September. Bailed— Wimmera, for Hobart and Bluff. KAIPARA, 20th September. Armed— Eliza Firth, schooner, from LyttclCon. AUCKLAND, 20th September. . Axrared — Indradevi (2.20 . p.m.), from New York via Australian ports. 'AifrWed— Ventura' (6 p.m.), from San Franliaco. Pacaengers— Mesdames Longstaff, Hould and 2 children, Miaeei E. Readc, H. M'Gregor, Dr. 0. B. Bice, ilessra. J. Jl'Mcnamen, W. O. Bright, A. Croei, B. S. Longstaff, J. G. Morton, A. W. King, A. Roberts, K. C. Herron. Sailed-Whangape (4.30 p.m.), for Newcaitle. ONEHUNGA, 20th September. Bailed — Rarawa (11 p.m.), for New Plymouth (connected with San Francisco mail). NEW PLYMOUTH, 20th September. Sailed-Rotoitl (8.50 p.m.), for Onehunga. EAST OAPE, 20th September. Tanwera pused north at 4.50 p.m. „ „ - NAPIER, 21st September. To tall-Manuka. (2 p.m.), for Wellington. CASTLEPOniT, 21st September. Arrived— Kahu (8.30 a.m.), from Wellington. HELSON, 20th September. Arrived— Alexander (3.10 p.m.), from Wellington, fi MARAROA, FROM SYDNEY. *The Mararoa, which arrived from Sydney Terfterday afternoon, left the New South Wales port at 6 p.m. on Saturday, and experienced »S.W. to S. gale with a heavy lea lor' the greater part of the trip. A huge Rea broke on board the vessel on Monday, nnd carried away tome seaU, and broke right over the bridge. Two men who were on the bridge at the time had n lucky escape from teriou* injury. Another big lea struck the vetsel when she was off TerawhiM. Two porthole* were broken and ii quantity of water found It* way Into the galoon. The vcniel'6 cargo for 'i»"i port Include* 3100 cagei fruit and transhipments ex Kiel, Waingo, Ocmuz, Empire, Bunningyonjt, Australian, and India. The following saloon pansengeri landed at Wellington : — Misses Muir, Nurie Wilding, Mark, Kirk,' Townsend, Dirtrey, Maclean, Mesdames Hogan and infant, Cahlll, Hartnett, Bachelor, Macdonald, Townsend, Weiton, Lowcry, Captain O'Brien, Messri. Davia, Jackeon, Chisholm, Ncwbcrry, Edmondaon, Boutaut, M"Nevin, Cahill, Honey, Griffith*. Dent, Greenfield,' Yatee, Weston, Buisted, M'Lean, Pavte, Ross, Good, Izard, Lowery, Border, Gale, Banuden, and 20 steerage. The local office of the Union Company hai been adviacd that the M.ipourika arrived at Wcatport at 3 o'clock thus morninK, and sailed for Greymouth it 6 o'clock. The vcnel is to leave Westport for Nelaon and Wellington at 3 p.m. to-morrow. M»jleMr|uio_oJL Hie,Mararoti(3r.L»it«ltDn

to enable her to take the Southern portion of the San Francisco mail through. The steamer Haupiri is to leave Napier for Wellington thia afternoon, and is due here to-morrow. Australian files to hand state that the barque Pitcairn Island left Liverpool for Wellington on the Sth September. The local v ofHce of tho New Zealand and African Company adviso the ; following recent movements of vessels of the fleet .—Cornwall on the berth at New York for Australia ; Devon, left New York 9th September for Australian and New Zealand ports ; Norfolk left Liverpool 12th inst. for Adelaide, Melbourne, Sydney, and Brisbane; Somerset and Buteshue, trading between River Plate and United Kingdom; Ayrshire, arrived Delagoa Bay from Anstralia 9th inst; Bnnffshire, to lcavo Liverpool for Australia 11th prox. ; Morayshire, left Liverpool 11th inst. for Australian and New Zealand ports; Perthshire, left Sydney 9th inst. for Durban direct; Carpentaria, arrived London 10th inst. Advice has been received by the local Office of tho New Zealand and African Company that the Kent, which arrived at Auokland from Newport yesterday, la to leave the Northern port for Wellington on Tuesday next. The New Zealand and Afrioan Company advise that the steamer Havcrsham Grange is to leave Auckland to-morrow for Wellington. The Drayton Grange, of tho New Zealand and African fleet, is expected to leave Auckland for Wellington on Saturday next.