SHIPPING.

Sun (Christchurch), Volume I, Issue 250, 25 November 1914, Page 6

SHIPPING.

PHASES OF THE MOON. NOVEMBER. Day. Hour. Full moon 3 11.19 a.m. Last quarter .. 11 11.7 a.m. New moon 1 .. 18 ■ 3.32 a.m. First quarter .. 25 1.9 a.m. MOON. Moon rose 11.50 a.m., sets 0.65 a.m. tomorrow. V ' . . ■' TIDE.-To-day, 10.31 a.m., 10.52 p.m. To-morrow, 11.13 a.m., 11.33 p.m. - V.',* ' SUN. Sun rose to-day 4.20 a.m., sets 7.14 p.m. ARRIVED. ' TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 24. MORNING LIGHT, schooner (5.30 p.m.), D2 tons, Price,- from Waitapu. WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 25. ■■ MOKOIA (4.45 a.m.) r 3502 tons, McLean, ffom Dunedin. ; Passengers,: Miss Wells, Mrs Cain and. child, Messrs McLean and Tribe, "and Five steerage." •- BREEZE (6.10 a.m.), 347 tons, Gordon, from Timaru. / / ULIMAROA (6.20 a.m.), 5777 tons, Wylie, from Sydrieyi' via Wellington. Passengers: .."Misses Fee, .Robertson, Ward,' Gummell, Rich-. , ards, Hart, Pyle, Higgins, Clarke, Mill, Mes- • : dames Wearn, Graham, Robertson, Kemp, PerTodd, Wilson, Shields, McKin'jton, Messrs. Burtenshaw,GalloAy&y, Robertson, PerkinS,'Mitchell, Todd, Sinclair, Wilcox, Shields, McKiiinon, and Latimer: STORM (7 a.m.), 405 tons, Radford, from " Picton. ' 1 r ' * TAiIAWERA (9.30 a.m.) , 2003 tons, Drew- : , ette, . from .'Wellington. -Two'., .'steerage,- pas-' sengers. ( MONOWAI (9.45 a.m.), tons,. Manr ' ning, irdfii Wellington. Passengers: Miss.es \Clarksbn,; .Spiers,» Bell, Dalrymple, Ho&tie, D.eare Thornton, Shieres (2), Tapper, Beale, Harvey, ;Lee r Wil-> Mams, Clarliej Mulcock; Stopford, Stewart, , .Tapper, Grossman, Trent, Messrs Duncan, Richards, Bowles, Harvey, Black/ Hon.' Bell, ' Te Talne, Clarke, Knight/ Hall, Blackley, Pro:feasor' Park; , Hostie, .Beale, ! Relph, • Dougjall, Livrick, -Hodgson, Fogarty," Butcher,' Curtis, "Hat-greaves,. Trent. ' ' . - ' ■ ' SAILED. . TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 24.' t PETONE- (3.45 p:m.), 708 tons,' Cowan, I . "for. Bluff. . . - CORINNA (4.10 p.m.), 1271 tons, Cameron, for, Wellington; ) " ; FLORA.; (4.25 '"p.m.), 1283 tons, Watsgn, for Dunedin.*' ' OPOURI (5.45 p.m.), 571 tons, Pearson, for - Greymouth; ' WAKATU (6.20 p.m.), 157 tons, Wills, , for Kaikoura; f * - '

WAHINE p.m.), 4435 tons, Aldwell, ,' Wellington. Passengers: 150 saloon arid •. 6teerage. ,

VESSELS SAILING TO-DAY

Monowai, /Wellington. Mokoia, Welling t»n'.' Tarawera, Dunedin. Breeze, Wellington Storm; Dunedin.; ... ;

VESSELS EXPECTED AT LYTTELTON. COASTAL INTERCOLONIAL. / Vessel. r v \ From. Appro*, dato, Wahine ' ' ' Wellington Nov. 26 Regulus Grey mouth : Nov. 27 Monowai Wellington . Nov. 2.7 ■Victoria Wellington * Nov. 28 Flora p ; Timaru Nov. 28-' John Anderson ti Akaroa ; > Nov. 28 -jWahinet i , Wellington JJov. ,28 : :-Tj»rawera,, - Dunedin Nov. 28 , jWooUop' Nydia Bay Nov. 28 ' Ilimitaiigi - - Wellington Nov. 28 Tongariro Dunedin ' Not., 29 " 'Monowai Wellingtoa Nov. 29 Petone Timaru. . ' Nov. 29 Storm Timaru I Nov. '29 Wtmmera Wellington Dec. 1 Wahine Wellington Dec. 1 . Monowai.Wellington . . Dec. 2 : We»<riili"ia 1 . Wellington Dec. 2,? 'Victoria - Dunedin. Dec. 2 Kaikoura " Wakatu Dec. ,2

VESSELS TO SAIL FROM LYTTELTON.

* COASTAL AND INTERCOLONIAL. ..Vessel. For. Approx.daU. Wahine Wellington . Nov. 26 Ulimaroa Sydney Nov. 26 Monowai , Wellington N0v.:27. John 1 Anderson Akaroa Nov. 27 Hiinitangi Wellington Nov. 28 Flora . y. Regulus Dunedin Nov. 28 Victoria Dunedin Nov. 28 Wahine Wellington Nov. 28 Tarawera « Wellington Nov. 28 Wakatu Kaikoura Nov. 29 Monowai. Wellington: Nov. .30 John Anderson > Akaroa , Nov. 30 Petone Napier Nov. 30 Storm - ; Picton Nov. 30 Wimmera.. Dunedin 'Dec. 1 Wahine ~ Wellington Dec. 1 Westralla Dunedin Dec. 2 Victoria Wellington' Dec. 2 Mono>vai Wellington . Dec. 2

BY TELEGRAPH. . ' ■ OVERSEA. By Gkble.—Preis ,Association-— Copyright. . . „ SYDNEY, November 24. Arrived —Manuka (3 p.m.), from Welling ton. : -

( MELBOURNE, November 24,

The Malwa's New Zealand passengers are: Messrs Hoi-tori (2), Cress Well, Wilson, Rein, Bar tori; Nathan, Valder, Abbott, "Mesdames ; Rein, Nathan and three . children and two nurses, Valder and two children and maid, Maii', Misses Gilbertson, Deschler (2), Maci Pherson.

SUVA, November 24. Sailed —Atua, for Melbourne. Arrived—Tofua, from Samoa. NEWCASTLE, November 25. Sailed —Cap Ortegal, for Stephens Island.

COASTAL. Press Association,

AUCKLAND, November 24

Arrived —Taviuni %i ( 10.20 a.m.), from Cook au.d Society islands; Joan Craig (6.40 p.m.), from Clarence River.

Sailed— Rjverina (1.30 p.in.), for Sydney; tralian ports; Victoria (7.45 p.m.), for southernports.

DUNEDIN, November 24. Sailed; —Kanna (4.30 p.m.), for West Coast

. NOTES. The! Russian ship Pampa, which ; has been unloading a cargo of tiles for some < weeks at. Dun<jdm,", was expected to leave ;that , port to-day for Lytteltori to put : out the balance of .her cargo. Her future movements arc uncertain, no charter having yet been fixed^ It is now announced that the steamer Turiil,' which is bringing 'cargo to New Zealand ex the steamer Port McQuarie, detained fit Sydney, will not now come on to Liyttelton as previously arranged. A day earlier'than usual with the Sydney boat, ; the*,Uliriiaroa-.arrived at Lyttelton from

, .Wellington- this morning. Included in her cargo, were , transhipments ex the steamers - Sonoma, Orontes, Wyandra, Nikko Maru, Eastern, Canberra, Snd -Wildenfels, the principal

lines being 20 cases pineapple, 328 bales wool, 46 bags peaiiufs, 2 rolls mats, 22 cases cam-' ' phbiV 70 1 packages ginger, & mats rice,: >6 crates ftgrJcultiiral machinery. The Ulimaroa ■ will rcttirft to Sydney via Wellington to-y-morrow. : .' ;

As iiMr. R. • 'DarroeJi, /.-chief officer jof. the tflitiiju'cja* remained ashore, at Hobai t pn business, Mr J. Luke, second; oflicer,, is actinge.liicf-., TTJie third and fourth officers (Messrs J., Bradley and T., Laidler). have als.o been promoted' ft step,; and Mr W. L. Knight has joined the : Vessel as; fourth. Mr A. Duncan, second mate of the Himitangi, has come ittthore. Mr B. Havghtoii, fifth engineer of th<3 Monowai, bas been relieved by Mr W. Looney.

An infrequent visitor to Lyttelton, t-lie Regulus, is expected from Greymouth on Friday with a cargo of coal, and will sail the following day for Wellington. After having been at Lyttelton for nearly three months, the Italian ship Combermere left her berthage at Gladstone pier yesterday and was anchored in the stream. She .will proceed next to Puget Sound- to load timber. The steamer Hackness has been fixed to load at New York on behalf of the C. and D. Line for New Zealand and Australian ports. The Hackness is a new vessel, owned by Messrs Pyman Bros., and' is purely of the cargo class, being replete with every innovation conducive to the rapid handling of freight. Captain Hudson, well known in the Australian trade, having been associated with the Port Line, now merged into the Commonwealth and Dominion Line, Ltd., died whilst the steamer Port Hunter was en route to Melbourne from Sydney recently. He has been succeeded as master by Captain Ireland.