SHIPPING.

Sun (Christchurch), Volume I, Issue 198, 25 September 1914, Page 6

SHIPPING.

t . .. ■ I PHASES OF THE MOON. 1..' —— --} ' SEPTEMBER. Day. Hour. Pull moon .. 5 1.31 a.m. Last quarter .. 13 5.18 a.m. Mew moon .. 20 9.3 a.m. First quarter .. 26 11.33 p.m. ' MOON. Moon rose to-day 8.21 a.m., sets 0.0 p.m. TIDE. To-day, 8.26 a.m., 8.57 p.m. Tomorrow, 9.28 a.m., 9.58 p.m. SUN. Sun rose to-day 5.46 a.m., sets 5.58 p.m. ARRIVED. THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 24. KGATORO (5.50 p.m.), 1337 tons, Dowcll, Ironi Greymouth. FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 25. ULIMAROA (6.5 a.m.), 5777 ton-., Wylie, from Sydney, via Wellington. Passengers: Misses Mayne, Crane, JCampbell (2), Wrighton. Snow (2), Mesdames Mayne, Millar, • Oldridge, Newman, Phillips, Messrs Millar, Hcbketh, McKee, Oddridge, Garrick, Woodward, -Davis,. Rev. Bridgwood, Colonel Snow. MAORI (6.35 a.m.), 3399 tons, Manning, from Wellington. Passengers: Misses Gibson, Mansford, Howie, Inglis, Lake, Craigie, Mesiames Moore r Kingston, Lenan, Orr, Fenwick, Edwards, Payne, Eade, Williams, Howie, Haw kins, Bishop. Bannerman, MtrDavitt, Knowles, Johnson, Tooman, Kibblewhite, Bell, Messrs .Briggs, -Head, Coates, Climie, .Moore, Rich- ~ ardson, Pomel!, Linner, "Bradley, Dore, Jef- ' frey, McDonald, Brown, MacKenaie, Flobb, ieanghby, Haiiland, Bearlnnd, Edwards, McDonald, Mitchell, Brown,- ;i?une, Payne, TBishop, Acorn, Flemaiing, Heanley, McDavitt, ■'.'Go*, Gebbie, . Leacb, Traill,, Leaws, Taphs, .-~Bt«eds, Cooper, Cule, Morris, Jamison, Col. ..Kicoll's, .Major Tooman, Tooman, Isitt, Hon. "Wigram, Frost, Russell.' Forbes, Nosworthy, - Buxton. M.P., Ell, M.P., Barnett, and 57 steerage. SAILED. THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 24. TAVIUNT (6.15 p.m.), 1542 tons, Prydc, for Wellington. . WAHTNE (8.30 p.m.), 4433 tons, B. M. Aldtfell, for Wellington. Pabsengers: Misses Charters, Scott, Wilson, Kelly,' O'Sullivan, 1 Morrison, Ralph, Mesdames Sellars, Lawrence J ' Eddy, O'Sullivan, Messrs Bcgg, Luttrcll, Law- j rence, Reese, Paterson, Beard, Pogson, Lewis, j Rigg, Edwards, Cawser, Mcintosh, /(jtolcman, and 27 steerage. • , t ' , FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 25. l Opouri (12.15 p.m.), 571 tonß, Pearson, ■for GTeymouth. EXPECTED TO-DAY. John Anderson, Kaikoura. TO-MORROW. : Flora, Timar»\. Warrinioo, Dunedin. Mo- ' hoia, Wellington. -AVfthmc, Wellington. Himi- - j tangi, Timaru. Opawa, Dunedin. TO SAIL.TO-DAY. Opouri, t Grey mouth/ Maori, Wellington. * UJjmsroav Wellington. AVakatu, -Kaikoura. TO-MORROW. ' * Wahine, Wellington. Warrimoo,, WellingtonMokoia, Dunedin. Flora, Wellington. Himi,«angi. Wellington. Wootton, Wellington. John Anderson, Akarea. BY TELEGRAPH. OVERSEA. ' By Cahlt. — Press Aswinlmft. — Cnpifright.' MRLBOUHNE, September 24. - Arrived —Brisbane, ./rom Kaipara. NEWCASTLE, September 24. • Sailed —Wana'ka, for New Zealand. ' LONDON, September 23. -Arrived —Mamari from New .Zealand. HOB ART, September 24. - The Ruahine has wirelessed ,that she will ; at midday on Saturday. • M (Received September 25, 10.55 a.m.) v ' BRISBANE, September 25. Arrived —Nairnshire, from New Zealand. iCOASTAL. PrVxt Ansocintiim. \ AWKLAND, September 24. Arrived—Tarawera p.m.), from! southern ports.' '. September 25,:, Arrived —Marama (6.50 a.m.) ; ,-from. S ( uya; ! Physa (7.30 a.m.), from NeXvcastle. ' ; '' • WELLINGTON, September .-24;.- ! Arrived —Pufcaki (3.30 a.m.), from ; . West-.'; jiort; ■; * (8.5 a.m.), from Timaru ; "Westralia ('12.20 .p.m.),; from Lyttelton; Breeze (6 p.m.), from Lyttelton. ".- Sailed—Kamo (1.5 a.m.), for Greymouth; Corinna (12.25 p.m.),- for 'Dunedin'-; Maori fS.S.p.m.), for Lyttetlon. " i : V. '.-.'■ September 25. ,' Arrived—Wahine (7.35 a.m.), from Wel- -."■' lington. ■:'■'■.-...'•'• ■'■' "'■ To sail —Wahine (8 p.m.), for Lyttelton. , ■;-,;•- ■!. ' DBNEDIN, September 24. v Arrived—Arrino (735, a.m.), from' Bun.lmry, via Bluff; In'vercaiigiit (8,30 a.m.), 'from Invercargill; Warrimoo '(8.25 a.m.), from --■ northern ports. \ Sailed —Invercargill (5.20" p.m.), for Injrercargill. , v " To sail —Flora; for West Coast: v PORT CHALMERSv September 25. Sailed—-Opawa (8.30 Lyttelton. ■■■■ : ■ NOTES/,..]'.' '.?. . .-:. .The.'Union Company's W.aitcmata.left Sydtiew on Wednesday '...with', ex] ./'" tbfi/rShaw,. l .B»viil, and Albion' 1 steamer Ranga- j .i Jira',.from . Liverpool. The 'Waitemata' goes j , V .irst to. then Wellington and Lyt- \ .'• tetyon, being due at' Auckland -on ' Septem- | ber at Lyttelton about: Oetober 12. 'Heavy Keas running off Kaikoura caused--the postponement of the Wakatu'* sailing for ' Kaikoura and Wellington, but it.,is anticipated »he will get away to-night. ~. ; ! At present loading on behalf of the F. and B. Line, the Kaikoura -will leave Port Chalmers to-day for Bluff -tb'complete.'her- cargo, j Subsequently she will go to Wellington to Jake in bunker coal. An arrival at Auckland io-day was the '* British Imperial Oil Company's chartered steamer Physa, from Singapore, via Newcastle. The vessel has" a load of benzine ! fo> Auckland, Nnpier, Wellington, Lyttelton,! Timaru.j and Dunedin. - ! A somewhat Sensational accident occurred. | at the Wellington patent slij>. Kvans Bay, be- | - j ing, when the Union Steam Ship Company's ; collier Karori, 1863 tons, was being taken; up on the cradle to 'rindeVgV'an overhaul. The! Karori had almost been baulM to the re- ; quired position, when s-ffddenly one of the links in the cable gave-way,'iand! immediately tite vessel made a quick-return to the Luckily nothing hajipenedj; to be in the way v at the time, and this enabled ~t)ic .collier to land in the water safely" (stern first), im- j mediately shooting out past' the wharf/Those j on board soon had the vessel under control, and she.was moored alongside-the slip wharf. The suddenness of the whole affair caused much alarm- in the vicinity::''. No , time was lost in communicating the occurrence to town, mid the 'tug ■Terawhiti was immediately prepared to render assistance if needed.-