SHIPPING.

Sun (Christchurch), Volume I, Issue 192, 18 September 1914, Page 6

SHIPPING.

PHASES OF THE MOON. it » ~~"" SEPTEMBER. ' Day. Hour. - Poll moon , . 5 1.31 a.m. < Last quarter .. 13 5.18 a.m. ' Now moon .. 20 9.3 a.m. First quarter .. 26 11.33 p.m. , MOON. Moon rose to-day 4.55 a.m., sets 3.35 p.m. TIDE. \ To-day. 2.10 a.m., 2.35 p.m. ;• 'To-morrow, 3.1 a.m., 3.26 p.m. o BUN. Bun rose to-day 5.59 a.m., sets 5:49 p.m. ARRIVED. V FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 18. JOHN ANDERSON (4.35 a.m.), 52 tons, Couper, from Akaroa. MAORI (6.40 a.m.), 3399 tons, Manning, from Wellington. Passengers: Misses Lyons, Finney, Kirk,, Goodall, Mesdames Lyilofi, Peters, Johnson, McDonald, .Lenry, Wal- ' ker, Kirk, Liversedge, Leyls, Coombe, Ensor, Lieut. Denniston, Rev. Liversedge, Lieut. Nertherton, Messrs Gr;.ham, Barnes, Brunsden, Downs, Andrews, Grace, Pettigrew (2), Lee, Kempthorne, Jansen, r, Stewart (2), Overton, Lever, McPherson, "Canning, Hislop, Collins, Peacon, Bruee, Herman, Kennedy, Kearney, Russell, Hall, Lells, Campbell, Mclntyre, McDonald, MeCoomb's, Townsend, v Hoppcr, and 51 steerage. ' : ' ,: i: " SAH.ED. '■:■' FRIDAY," SEPTEMBER 18. :: JOHN'ANDERSON (2.40 p.m.), 52 tons, ..Couper, for Akaroa, VERDALA (4.20 p.m.), 5580 tons, Crosswrithe, for Dunedin. ; ior Sydney, via Wellington. Passengers: For Sydney—Misses Anderson and Sutherland, Mesdames Temple and Pratt and child, Messrs Lewis, Temple, Warner, Pratt,- and Lewis, and' 16 steerage. For Melbourne — Miss Mesdames Willoughby and Warkworth, and seven steerage. WAHINE (8.25 p.m.), 4435 tons, B. M. AidwM,~*for Wellington. Passengers: Misses Jacobs, Cai'son, Hutton, Johnston, Duckworth, Pine, Hart, Messrs Latimer, Ballan- '" tyiie, Willoughby, Browman, Beauchamp, Inwood, Wanden, Dymoek, York, Grimsham, : Cox, Milner, Shepherd, Creelman, Dawe, Dr Creelman, Mesdaines Cutts, Latimer, Ballantyne, Anderson, Gould, Sharp, Irving, West, Sullivan, Hobbs, Gresham, Cox, Milner, Orr, Shepherd, Dawe, and 35 steerage. NGAKUTA (10 p.m.), 1203 tons, Mtiir, lot Gr.eymouth.

',.'■ V; EXPECTED T3-DAY. "Wakatu, Kaiktfura. TO-MORROW. f Wahine, Wellington. Tarawera, Dunedin. Kairaki, Greymouth. Wootton, Wanganui. Canopus,, Westport. - John Anderson, Karkonra. Breeze,?Wanganui. Petoue/Timaru. Storm; Timaru. " " TO SAIL TO-DAY. John Anderson, Kaikoura. ' Maori, "Wellington. '< to-morrow; Tarawera, Wellington. Wahine.Wellington. Breeze, Wellington. Petone; Napier. Storm, Piaton. • '.. BY TELEGRAPH/" * ;•'- .OVERSEA. ;-' }By Association. — Copyright. J4ELBOURNE, September 17. Arrived—Wftuchope, from King Island. nella; for King Island. . .. ' • ~ . . (Received SeptemberilS,.ll.4s a.m.) :. .LONDON, September 17. Arrived at San Francisco—Maitai. ,',' ■ : : COASTAL. * ' - •P*' M ' c *< l 'j,*'*, ! ... •'"'•■ '-•••. ■■' AWKLANfjf September, .17.' ] ; Arrived—-Navua (12.40 a.m.), from Suva; Warrimoo (8.45. a.rti.), from southern i]»orts; Ta'lune (11.10 a.mi), from Cook and Society Islands. ' / ' ' : ' September 18. Sailed —Waitomo (1.30 a.m.), for Sydney. WELLINGTON, .September 17. Arrived Nairnshire (8 a.m.), from Timaru; Kowliai (8.10 a..m.), from Westport; Arahura (9.20 a.m.), from West Coast and Nelson; Oorinna (11 a.m.), from the south; Mokoia (il a.m.), from tb.e south; Hinemoa (2 p.m.), from northern lighthouses. Sailed—Katoa (3.35 a.m.), for W.estport; Arahura (12.50 p.m.), for Picton; Moana (5.30 p.m.), r-r —; Maori (8.5 p.m.), for Lyttelton'. ",',"' September 18. Arrived—Wahine (6.50 a.m.), -from LytteltonV Manuka (7.30 a.m.), from Lyttelton. Sailed—Nairnshire (7.45 a.m.), for Brisbane. .. To Sail —Wahine (8 p.m.), for Lyttelton. ; ' WESTPORT, September 18. Sailed—Cahopus (8 a.m.), for Lyttelton. PORT CHALMERS, September 18. Arrived—Opawa (7 a.m.), from London. DUNEDIN, September 17. ' Arrived-—Tarawera (noon), from Auckland and East Coast ports; Star of Australia (11.45 a.m.), from northerrifiports.s Sailed—Remiiera (noon), for Napier.

■"*' • NOTES. '/* Captain O. J. W. Lak*, who has been barto oprm a »ter.„ at Napier for some years,: teAflered his resignation to the Napier Harbour Board Tuesday. The appointment of another pilot for the. Wellington Harbour Board is to be made at tat meeting, of the board on Wednesday next. .The vacancy has been caused by the coming retirement of Captain Shilling. The Commonwealth and Dominion liner Star; of Australia is expected back at Lyttel ton from the south early next week for Homeward loading. An expected arrival at Auckland on Sunday or--Monday, is the Shaw, Savill, and Albion Company's Pakeha, from London. The vessel, which did not make a call at Hobart this trip, has a particularly-large cargo for Auckland. Discharge of this will occupy about ten . days, and the Pakeha will then come south to. complete discharge. ■ The Steamer Arrino, which arrived at Bluff on Tuesday, brought a full cargo of hardwood from Bunbury for New Zealand. From •Bluff the vessel will go to Dunedin to land a .part.,cargo, after which she comes ,pn to Wellington to complete discharge. The sailings of the Island steamers Tofua and Atua from Sydney have been postponed. _ No fewer than four Norwegian sailing vessels are listed to arrive at Bluff shortly with guano. They include the barque Cairnsmore, B*6 tons, Captain Zackariasen, from Surprise Island; the barque Irene, 1010 tons, Captain liarsen, and the Oberon, 1045 tons, Captain Koding, from Maiden Island. The fourmasted barquentine Riuiac, 885 tons, Captain Thomasseu, is also bringing a cargo of guano from Pabre Island for Bluff. Advice has been received by the National Mortgage «.nd Agency Company that' the Waitemata will leave Sydney for New Zealand with-transhipments ex the Ilangatira to-mor-row. She is due at Auckland on September 2-5, thence coming on to Wellington, Lyttelton, and Dunedin. Her arrival at this port is set down for October 7. The Wakatu is expected to arrive from Kaikoura to-night, and will sail on her return trip on Sunday evening. The Kaikoura, which is now in Lyttelton loading for West Coast ports of the -United Kingdom, is due to leave for Timaru for iurther loading on Monday. OREGON PINE SHIPMENTS. Judging by the shipping fixtures to hand by recent files, quite a number of sailing vessels.arc coming to New Zealand ports with Oregon "timber shortly (states the' "'Ota-go Daily Times.") They include the 'fourmasted schooner William Bowden, 095 tons, Captain Johnson, which left Columbia River •s August 25 lor Bluff. The four-masted

American schooner Winslow lias been chartered to load a cargo of timber at Columbia River for Dunedin, with the option of other ports. The Winslow is a vessel of 497 tons, and is commanded by Captain Frederick. Other vessels to load timber at Gray's Harbour and Columbia River for this port are the four-masted schooner Commerce, (521 tons, Captain Zenthener, and the John A. Camp-' bell, 462 tons, Captain Borgeson. The four-masted schooner Koko Head is loading timber at Puget Sound for Auckland, and the four-masted schooner A. M. Campbell, 485 tons, Captain Hansen, is fixed to load at Puget Sound for Wellington, whilst another four-masted schooner, the A. B. Johnson, 468 tons. Captain Anderson, left Puget Sound on August 28 with a cargo of timber for Napier.