SHIPPING.

Press, Volume LII, Issue 15605, 1 June 1916, Page 9

SHIPPING.

PORT OF LYTTELTON. ARRIVED—May 31. Karamu. s.s. (5.15 a.m.), 934 tone, Peterson from GreymouUi. Union Steam Ship Com Pany of New Zealand, Ltd., agents. Victoria, s.s. (7.25 a.m.), 3000 tons, Croft from Dunedin. Kinsoy and Co., Ltd., agents Mararoa. s.s. (9.5 a.m.), 2598 tone, D Cameron. from Wellington. Union Stean: Ship Company of New Zealand, Ltd., agents Kowhai, s.b. (6.15 p.m.), 792 tone, Elders ; from Westport. Union Steam Ship Companj of isew Zen land, Ltd., agents. SAILED—SIay 30. Opouri, s«fl. (1 p.m.). 571 tons, R. Peareon., for GreymouUi. Reese Bros., agents. P. E. Sutton and Co., port agents. Orepuki, e.s. (5.20 p.m.), 527 tone, Dewhurst, for Timaru. Reese Bros., agents. I". E. Sutton and Co., port agents. | Remuera, a.*. (5.30 p.m.), 11,241 tons, Greenstreet, fo* Bluff. New Zealand Shipping Co. of "New Zealand, Ltd., agents. Mararoa, e.s. (8.40 p.m.), 2598 tons, D. Cameron, for Wellington. Passengers—3so saloon and steerage. Union Steam Ship I Company of New Zealand, Ltd., agents. Cygriet, s.B. (8.45 p.m.), 124 tons A. Murray, for Kaikoura. Stevenson, Stewart, and Co., agents. Victoria, s.s. (9.40 p.m.), 3000 tons, Croft, for Auckland, via Wellington. Napier, and Gisborne. Passengers — For Wellington: Misses Davies, Bums, Mesdames McDonald, Barnes, Captain Chapman, Lieutenant Walsh Ford, Messrs R. Smith, H. Williamson, and Ford. For Naoier: Misses Cable, Bicknell,_ Mesdame3 Nosworthy, .Millar, Messrs Nosworthy and Davidson. For Toko Bay: Mrs Whitworth and child, Mr Davidson. l'or Gisborne: Mrs Watson and child. For Auckland: Misses Nixon, Hay Mesdames Butler, Scott, Messrs Butler. Scott, Captain Eason, and 136 etccrage. Kinsey and Co., Ltd., agents. o SHIPPING NOTES. Tho liner Orari, which arrived at Auckland on Saturday morning from New York, via Panama Canal, is reported by an Auckland paper to havo experienced fine weather throughout _ her voyage, which was entirely without incident. Captain T. S. Weston is in charge of the vessel and has with him the following officers:—Chief, Mr O. H. Dawson ; second, Mv C. B. Lamb; third, Mr F. J. McKay, fourth, Mr R. Crockett; chief engineer, Mr W. Bene©: second, Mr W. Colquhouii; third. Mr C. Pond; fourth, Mr G. Kuowles; fifth, Mr O. .Lundius; sixth, Mr P\ i itzpatrick; chief refrigerating engineer, Mr E. Wales; second, Mr S. E. Halls. Captain Weston was in charge when the Orari was here in November last. Tho chief, Mr Dawson, was also with the steamer on her last voyage. The second officer, Mr Lamb, is late of the Remuera, and Mr McKay, the third, of the Ruapehu. Tho fourth, Mr Crockett, in from the Hawke's Bay. Tho fourth engineer, Mr Knowles, was on tho East Coast steamer Mako twelve months ago, and the fifth _ engineer, Mr Lundius, hail from Wanganui. The Orari is due shortly at Lyttelton. # After a protracted passage from Greymouth, the steamer Karamu arrived at Lyttelton yesterday morning. During the stress of the southerly weather she sheltered at Guard's Bay for about nineteen hours. The Kamo, bound from tho Wwt Coast to Wellington, was also sheltering near tho same place. Instructions having been received from her owners to dock tho barquentine Westfield, the "vessel was brought in from her anchorage yesterday and placed in the Lyttelton graving dock in order to have the barnacles and other_ marine growth, removed from her hull. She is expected to sail for Chile to-morrow or on Saturday. Having been delayed by rough weather, the I Kurow is not expected to reach Lyttelton from Wellington "until Sunday next. She is trt load for Auckland, bnt first of all will discharge a quantity of timber taken aboard it Newcastle. Bound from New York to New Zealand ports, the Commonwealth and Dominion Line's steamer Muritai arrived yesterday at Melbourne. She vie its Sydney, Auckland."and Wellington before cominp on to Lyttelton, wrier© eh<? 13 due about June 20th. The Union Company's steamer Waitemata, :rom Calcutta, and Saniarang, reached Auckland yesterday. Expectations are that she *111 rear.h Lyttelton, via. Wellington, about June 12th. Owing to her late arrival at Wellington, -he intercolonial steamer Manuka is not to irrive at Lyttelton "until to-morrow morning. she wil] leave again in the evening, and ifter makinjj a short stay at Wellington on Saturday in order to embark passengers and nails, will proceed to Sydney. En rout** from Londcn to Lyttelton, ih© shaw Savill and Albion Line's steamer Manari arrived at Auckland yesterday. She is Mpocted to reach Lyttelton after calling at . •Wellington about the end of next week. j Captain- Marciel. Superintendent of Mercanil" Marine Lyttelton. yesterdav received the oUowing telegram from the Secretary of . Marine, Wellington"Advise masters of ' -esseljj that the Jackson Head light is out. I * -J rc -'ishted as soon as the weather I >ermits.".

THE ATHENIC'S PASSENGERS. (FROM om OTV.V CORRESPONDENT.) rp. . LONDON, April 21. ino Athcnic, now outward bound from i Jy mouth in command of Captain Croseland, lias on board the following New Zealand passengers: —Tljo Rev. W. Vaughan-Jonee l >? ■.. Vau grlian-Jonr6, tho Rev. J. Mci I rs Mticpherson and Mas- | ter • A. Macphcreon, Mr and Mrs W. Turn- , bull, Mr and Mrs J. Wilson, Mr a A Douglas, j Mrs M. Edwards, tlio Misses Mi and E. Edwards, Master G. Edwards, Mrs E HolI lick, Mr fi D. lrvinp, the Misses A. and O. Irving, Mrs it. Noble and Miss B. Noble, Mrs W. Pharazyn, Mrs S. Pope and Miss M. Pope, Mrs Reid, Mrs H. Reid, Mra M. Whiteford, tho Masters W hitcford Mrs B. Youiwr, Miss G. Anderson, Miss A. Baptie .Miss E Bean, Miss M. Bold, Miss M. Boyd. Miss H. ! Davis, Mies M. Godfrev, Miss F. Gunu, Mks M. Hunt. Miss H/Owen, Miss H. Patterson, Mies M. Power. Miss E. Quinton, Mies E. Rot'iwell Miss M. Sciofield, Misa 13, Smith, Miss M. Davidson, Mr J. Byrne, Mr J. Flanagan, Mr C. Lorenzo, Mr W. McVeigh. Mr J. Menzies, Mr J. Reid, Mr C. Smuts, Mr W. Stokes, Mr J. Travis, Mr P Yilleval Mr B. Watson, Mr C. Winks, Mt J. do Witt. Master A. Mackay. There ar« about ono hundred passengers in the thirdclass. Dr. G. Hamilton i« medical officer. A SHIPPING DEAL. ("Times" aud "Sydney Sun" Services.) LONDON. May 30. The Cunard and Ellerman-Bucknal] Lin do have purchased the Watson (?) Mediterranean Line. -The Cunard Line recently took over tho Canadian Northern Railway Company's steamers, besides arranging to amalgamate With tho Commonwealth .and Dominion Line. SHIPPING AND MAILS. , (By Cable.—Press Association.—Copyright.) MELBOURNE, May 31. Arrived, Murilai, from New York. Sailed, Paloona, for New Zealand. SHIPPING TELEGRAMS. AUCKLAND, Mrv 31. Arrived.-. Mamari (2.30 a.m.), from London. White Pine, barque, put in en route from. Newcastle to Antofagasta; Waitemata, from Samarang. Sailed, Tarawera (12.45 p.m.), for Dunedin; Mako (S p.m./, for East Coast ports. WELLINGTON; May 31. - Arrived, Pohcma (2.13 a.m.), from Greyniouth; Maori (8.40 a.m.), from Lyttelton; Manuka (10 a.m.). from Sydney; Komata (11.30 a.m.), and Cancpus (11.40 a.m.) from Westport; Kittawa (1.20 p.m.), from Groymouth; Kahika (3 p.m.). from Westport; Waitomo (3.30 p.m.), from Napier; Suruga (3.35 p.m.), from New York. Sailed, Pateena (I p.m.); for Picton 4nd Nelson; Maori (7.50 p.m.), for Lyttelton.