SHIPPING NEWS.

Dominion, Volume 2, Issue 526, 5 June 1909, Page 7

SHIPPING NEWS.

PHASES OF THE MOON. " ',■••■. JUNE. . ■.' . ■■■■.. __ , Day. Hγ. m. Fnll moon ... 4 055 p.m. littßt Quarter 11 2 13 p.m. Now moon . ... Iβ 10 58 a.m. First auartcr ... ... ... 26 613 a.m. HIGH WATEB. To-day, 5.22 a.m.; 5.38 p.m. To-morrow, 6.9 a.m.! 6.27 P-m. "....'■; .' bcn. Sun rises to-day, 7.8 a.m.; eetß, 4.29 p.m. i" ARRIVALS. FBIDAT, JUNE 4. OPAWA, B.i (0.10 a.m.), 110 tone, Eckford. from Blonheim. . : .> . , • MOANA, b.s. (5.5 a.m.), 3915 tone, WorraU, from Melbourne, Hobart, Bluff, Diinedin, and.Lyttolton. Passengers: Saloon—Mesdames Carter, Aitken, Bongley and 3 children, Norton and childy Fairbrother, Avrill, Averalos and 2 children, luesea Harvey, M'Lcan, Taine, Asohman, DnthieFairbrother, Mesars. Campbell, Kaumka, Ryan, Duthie, Carter, Eadford, Bengleyi 36 etecrage'. JtAOEI, b.s. (7 a.m.), 3399 tons, Enntcr;'from Lyttclton. ! Passenßors: Saloon—Misses M'Donald. M'Gregor (2), Francis, Foster, Baker, Islip, Mulligan (2). White (2), Douglas, Annand, Jamieeon, Dyer, Shepherd, Summervillo, Dcnaehy, Mosdames Miller and • child, M'Namara. Carroll, Shepherd and child, , Tnrner and 2 children, and maid, Tripp, Dyor.WTiite, Holdsworth, Sommernllo, Ligginß, .Captains Lang and M'DouuaU, Messrs. Liggins, Arinitage, Peppercorn, Newmaft, Miller, Camel, Lyttle, Tripp, Parsons,. Nolan, Cook, Ward, Master Baker, Preston, Gcddis, Wiley, Walsh, GraDge, Broomo, Milner, Brown, Manning, 1 'Mulligan; 'Anderson, Rhodes, Milne, Tnllook, Stead, Jamieson, Sharpe, Brettel, Wallace,. Baker, Hunter, James, Watson, Hamilton. Freer, Milne, Sttra'prc, Clifton, Stirling pavey.. Falconer; ,Piigh, Wellington Association football team (11); 67 steerage.- . ~ ■.

WIMMEEA, s.e. (7.40 a.m.), 3022't0n5.. Waller, from Sydney, Auckland, Gisborno; and Napier. Passengers: Saloon— Mecdames Dryden, Andrews, Phelan, Braddon, M'Kenzio.', Findlay, Mienes 'Andrews, Cardno, Harri3,,M'Konzie, Black, Hart, neninan, Messrs.' H. Dryden,. T. Cowliehaw, J. Fmdlay, G. H. Black, Parker. Gardiner. Maetor Strawbridge; 6 Bteeragc. -vv--..-...-.: t...';.. ■.. KOEOMIKO, a.s. (7.20 VLmX 1541. tons, Christ) from. Westport. . ■< • >- > - 808 EOT, b.s, (8.20 a.m\, at Miramar. Wharf), 97 tons, MTntyro, from Blackball. ' WHANGAPE,'e.s. (3 p.ra.).'2931 tons, Drewetto, from Newcastle, Auckland, and. Napier. EOSAMOND, s.s. (midnight), 721 tons, Edwin, from New Plymouth. - .' .'-.•' ■'' DEPARTURES. : ; .\; : ■.: ' ■ !;>BIDAT,;JIJNB4.;; I '....;■-, JtUIIEO, s.s. .(10.25 a.m.), , 6225 tons;. Kemp' for Lyttolton. ./• ■ • ,;.•.■. .-.-. . ; , ..,. ... TE ANAU, .bji. (12.55' p.m.),' 1652 tons, Aldwell, for. Picton and Nelson. . Passengers: Saloon— For Picton-Jlisaea 8011, Black, Mesdames OHagan, BoUiashaw, Munro, ■'■■ Moore,- Messrs. , Lainr, Hughes, Meredith, Saul,; Master O'Hagan. For Nelson—Misses Hart, Andreire, Hanaan, Mesdames Button. Jackson, Andrews, Cederholm, Bain, Captain M'Dougall, Messrs. Strawbridge, Siines, Parker, Oedcrholm, • Duncan, Parker, Pagot, Smith, Moore. ..... ' TERAWHrri. B.s. (3.25 p.m.). 230 tons, Holmes for Cook Strait,:to soaroh for. disabled steamer Wootton. . - !- . .- .. ■ . v WIMMEEA, s.s. (4.35 p.m.), '3022 tbnV'Waller, , ' for Lyttolton.::- ■■■'■■..■: ■.■■>■.• • 'MOANAi s.e. (6.10 p.m.), 3915 tons, .Worrall, for Sydney. ■ Passengors: Saloon—Misses Sanderson :2), Milnes, E. Beid, Maude, A. Andrew. Walker, Zanders, Blythe, Bowen, A. M'Killop, Mesdamcs Taylor, Gilbert. Qollort - and ■•■■ ehild, ■ Stephenson, Reid;, Wyatt, Bland, . Marlow and 2 children, Quino .and infant, Boutciu, Blythe, Bowen, Duon and 3 children, TV. Oousenes,- Keppler, Messrs. Noibl, Sanderson, Muegrovc, Pearcc, Mowbray, Gellort, Gilbert, MaeHarg, • W.. H. Wyatt, G. H.. Forbes, Gates, W. 8. Read,'E. Lappage, E. Saunders, J. G; , Carr; Karoly.' W.\ E. Wilkinson, Meoke, J. Wilding, W. F. Dewar.W. Leslie-Melville, Eiehara Oobbe,' W/ Steele, J. E. Steele, J. V. Matauknra, G. W. Ooi, T. Quine, Diion, F. Jacobs, T, Price, Joseph O'Oonnor, W. Oousenes, Kcppler. "• ;■ A • MAOBI, B.S. (B.S p.m.), 8517 tons, : Nicolli for Lyttelton.' PasnenKers: Saloon—Miss Olark, Mesdames Hay, Burnes; Hall, Gale, Miles, Hayman, Stubbs, and .partis,. Messrs. Barnes, Graham, Bishop, Baron,' Hallt" Fritoh, Mlrams, Cameron, . Venables, Bonall, Tyree, Marks, Curtis, and Mer-' ■ cer.'.' ■•.',',■■ - ,: ■ ■■•'■■ ■•■■.'•. ■•■■' WAIHJ, b,s. (10.p.a.), 92 ( tone, Carey,'for.Blenheim. ..' ■~..:, ' ~-. '~ ~ ~ BLENHEIMi e.s. UO p.m.),' 120 ions,' Watson, for Blenheim. '■■'■■'~:■. ■•■ :■".;.'.""'::■".',.' '.'."■ • . expected "arrivals:.*. Ngahcro, Greymouth, Jane 5. . '.'.;•. : Eosamand, Now. Plymouth, June 5. Kiripaka, Patoa,'Jijno 5. ■ i ■ ' To Anau, Nelson "and. Picton, June 5. Manaapapa, .KarafacaV Juno's. |,; '■ '-.■'... ":• Mararoa, Lyttolton, June 6. •.'■••.. ' Mapourika, Nelson and West Coast, Juno 5, , Wairau, Nelson, Motuekn, June 5.' '■ Stormbird, Waneanui, Juno 6. : ' ■ ': •. Huia, Waneamii, Juno 6. -.-. . .' ;■,..'-■'.■.■ Arapawa, wanganni, Jnne 5. Manaroa, : Motueka,-Juno 6.'-""•'■' •" . •"■■• Waverloy, Nelson,: Juno 6. . . .■ . Blenheim, Blenheim, June 6.. Waihi, Blenheim, June 6. ■' ' ' . Maori, Lyttelton, June 6. • '.■'" Waimea,; N0166n, Jtino 6. ' ■ , Pukaki, southern ports, Jane 6. ! Wailiaro, Dunedin, Lyttelton, June 6. Kabu, Napier,. East Coast, Jane 6 T.iinni, Waitara, Jnne 7. ■Maitai, Auckland, via ports. June 8. .. : PnOJECTED DEPARTURES. \ Patca, June 5. 'Queen of tho'South; Foxton, June 5.' Opawa, Blenbcira, June 5. ' Huia, Wanganui, Juno 5. : iAorere, Patua, Jnne S. .. .' . i Botoiii. Picton. Nelson. West Coast. June 5. Mararoa, Lyttelton, June 1 5. i:■ . • ~ ■ Wairau, Nelson and'Motueka, June 5. ■':• Waimoa, Nelson and West'Ooasf,-June K". .' ■ Stormbird, Wansanui, June ■ s:* ~-... Koromiko, Westport, Jnne -7. :'.'":*" '. " Pateena, Pioton end Nelson, June 7.-- • •■■.-,■ Waihi, Blenheim, June 7. ' . Waverley, Nelson and West Coast, June 7. Manaroa, Motuekn, Jnne 7;. ■ ■'■■ ■••'"■','■■ Blenheim, : Blenheim, June 7. ' . '," - ' Tainui,' Waitara and Mokau, Juno 7. Maori, Lyttelton, June 7. ' - • • ■, ■' Ar.ipawa, Wanganui, Juno 7. .' .. : Pnkaki, Nelson, West Coast* June 7. Waikaro, Napier, Gisbornc, Auckland, June 7. Kahu, Napier,' East Coast, Jnne 7. .-. Maitai, Lyttelton and Dunedin, Jnno 8. ' Mapourika, Nelson and West Coast, June 8. Cygnet, Kalkoura, , June 9.;.. • ...... ..-.■..; intercolonial service. ■'" "movements of steamees. "'":-':. MOANA', : e.s;,' left Molbourno May 26 for Wellington, via*southern .ports and Hobart. Arrived Bluff May 31 and 'Wellington June 4. Left same day for Sydney' direct. Due Sydnes June 8. '; ■:■ ...,;•: ULIMAEOA, ■s.s..', left' Sydney May 29. Tor Wellington direct. Arrived Wcllinßton June -2. Loft Juno 3, for Melbourne via' southern ports and Hobart; Duo June 12.; . . WAERIMOO/'uslfueft -Melbourne Juno 2, for Wellington, via Hobart and southern porte. Duo Welllnuton June 11..-, Leaves same day for Sydney direct. ( Due Sydney Juno 15. ■■ ■■ ■:•■■■:'■• ... MOKOIA, s.s'.; left'Sydiiey.-Juno '2, foB-Auck-land. Due Auckland Juno 6, transhios to Talutte, and loaves again for-eydney Juno.7. ..•.■.-. . ■ TALtFNE, 8.5.,-left Dunedin Juno l.for Auckland, via Eatt Ooaet Dorts.-, Due •" Auckland June 6, and tranships toMokoia for Sydney, MANUKA, b,8,. leaves Molbourne June 9 for WellinKt6n, via Hobart and southern ports. Duo Wellington June 18. Leaves eamo day for Sydney ■ direct. ' Dne Sydney Juno 22. '. ' • , MOFiKAKI, s.a;.'leaves Sydney June-5; for Wcl. lineton direct. — Duo Wollinglon • Jano 9. Leaves Jane 10, for Molboarne,'Tria southern 'oorts aid Hobart. Dno Melbourne,3uno 19, : TICTOKIA, bj., leaves Sydnoy Juno 9,- for Wollineton, via Aucklani.and East Coast ports Due Auckland Juno 13, and Wellington. Juno 18. Leaves samo day. for Lyttelton and Dunedin. WIMMEEA, 8.8., leaves Dunedin Jena 8 for Sydney, via Lyttclton, Wellington,' Napier, and Auckland. Duo Wellington Juno 10, Auckland June 13, and Sydney Juno 18. .. ;> . .. . ; '" '" ■ OVERSEA SHIPPING. ".'.". : '"'\"." BTEAMEES TO-AEEIVE.';•■'-• V.; From London. , ■■■■>'< ■ STAB OF NEW ZEALAND (dno- Wellington about Juno 10), sailed on April 8, via Australia 1 Auckland, and Napior. (Tyser Lino, accnte.) MATATOA ; (due Wellington about Jano 61 sailed on April 10, xis. Auckland: (Shaw. Savill. ttEOUtS.* >, •' '- — - • ■ ■-■'. WAICANTJI (duo Wellington abont Juno 91 sailed on AprU2o. Plymouth April 52.' via Cape Town and Hobart. (New Zealand Shinnlne Co aconts.) . ■• ■ '■•• • ■ - ■ lONIC (due Wellington '.abont Juno 14). sailed on' April 29, Plymouth May 1, via OaDc Town and Hobart. (Shaw-Savill Lino,' agents.) KAIKOtTBA (due Wellisgton about July 1) sailed on May 4, via Auckland. (Now Zealand Shipping Co., agents.) NEEEHANA (duo Wellington about Jnb 14), sailed on May 5, via Australia, Auckland, and Napier. (Tyser Line, agonte.) " , ' TUBAKINA (duo Wellington about July 1), sailed on May 14, Plymouth May 5. via Cape Town and Hobart. (New Zealand Ship Dine Co., aeents.) •■,■.-.'■••• ■ ...' .... . ATHENIO (duo Wollington July 13), sailed on May 27, Plymouth May.29. via Cape Town and Hobart. (Shaw, Savill Line, agents.) STAE OF AUSTRALIA (due Wellington about July 28), sailed liny 29, via Australian porte and Auckland. (Tyeor Lino, ngonts.) From Liverpool. .■■.■' . MOEAYSHIEII (duo Wellington about June 25), sailed on April 24,' via Australia and Auckland. (F.H.R. Line, aeents.) . : . . DEVON (duo Wellington about August fl.-eaflod May 29, via Australian ports and Auckland (F.H.B. Line, agents.) From New York. ■'..."..■ STAE, OF SCOTLAND (due Wellintton nbout June 8), sailed on March S7, via Australia and Auckland. (Tyser Line, agents.) ■ WALKUEE (duo Wellington about July 81 sailed on May 3, for.Wellington direct. (Vacuum Oil 00.. agents.) • .-... . . ■ BANTU (duo Wellington nbont Aneuet 6). sailed on Hay 13. via Atwtralie and Aaokland. ul ui A. liiafl, tecotsj ————. te,^

RATTiKB TO AttIUVE. BT TEtiKflttiPH. OVERSEA. IffiCSX nt y". /or Now Zealand, Hallos.—Star of Now Zealand, for Auckland. Ar r ived.^rita._^K DE ' ,BM V coWal. . ■■ . '" ■ : FBtDAT/JUNE 4. _ OAHE HAEIA VAN DIEMKN.S t Tiie Kaituna passed east at '/ a.m. ; . ' KAIPAEA" HEADS. '■ •' Sailcd.-St.,Kilda, for. Sydney. ' ■. , AUCKLAND. 02.J0 pjn .), > m Mnthwa-t(SaUed.-H.M.B, Pioncor (4.30 f of Wellla* ' ■■ . NEW PLYMOUTH. '■•■ ■ NAPIEB. ' ,■■ ~ . WANQANUI.. ~.■ , ■ , ' ■ :•■ •'■ ; patea. ■■■;■ , . Arrlved—Kiripaka (8.65 aim.), from Wollliiffton. '■•' '■'■ ' •■■ PICTON.... ' . •'• - : '.■ : ■■• ■■ ' NELSON. ■ : ' '. •" . • ArHv^ W w ir - au M ;? p - mJ - for •WelUnston.'. ■ , •••■■. ■■: LMTELTON. . • •Afldneon,. Booth: Y Single ort : J SSS3 , :/ . ■ DUNEDIN. :' .- ■-• ■".. ■!■' .;■ . . ■'.■ :■ .■■ ./BLUFF. ■•.-, ■■ : ■'■■.'■■■ ' - ; , : Nalra -; KIA OBA, LEFT MONTE VIDEO ' tinuation of her voyaeo to London. ' :: t V OPAWI'S OAEGO. ■■■■.■..■•' OFFIOEES , CHANGES., ... ■ ■■;!V-" V .\•.'••■■ : f.h;s.lwe.; ; : " '~'"' ". ■ w On Sunday the eteamor S H re , U }° lcave m th<! Bluff: for WanS i whcroshe is. due. on Tuesday. From there thn Rlf» =ie e,n n dn f i nort Saturday • MiMIEO;S WELLINGTQIf OAEGO. Ber . 1 !? ,1,,0, 511 from \Velhnffton to; Lyttoltofi, took the foIlowS?' ■S» Bo m°?i t,ll '.' port! 7 J2B bales wool, jTbalef' 2?u' I 7Ji- bal i ß ' toff / 820. CBBke. tallow,-60-caeta : pelts, 141 casks casings. 1000 cases tinned jneate 684 carcasses mutton, 9228 cercaeic.JiSb.CT. kidneys QUarters boe,, al ? d (i^ 1171 , 10110 ? tha.ltimi'ro' will load about 10,000. saoka of grain. 16,000 torraesea of mutton ftS. t bi ttn m" , °i nalltit y; o' wool and sundae for London. Shei is to eaU on Monday for her ?r™n7J e ft d - po & tb - e r Bluff ' whc " co sh ='" to sail for London about June 12. , ■ .. '

jiISA '"p llO,, E «r-leaves to-day for Havolook' direct. Cargo, will be received until noon. ■iil? h h« n J si r^ aw V^ ? 'J tl,tta i ,, . an ?' tin Stormblrd. all bound for Wellmyton, left Wanganui within, a few minutes of half-past nine last night. — .Mr. A.;M , Kenrio, purser of tho Waikare, yea- V noyt ffl^^V , **; Mt '« **,;■; The Union, Company's: turret steamer Kor J ' « &m ow discharging C0!,1 ■>■* Wellington, will probably get away for Wcetport on Monday. The.Kob'Eoy.came from Htramar Wharf to "• dale proceeds to tho Bluff to load oats for Sy£ JXnder. ordinary conditions, Mr. Q, E. Bcalcs'e ehartered: steamer Olan : H'lntyro, which left Sydney for Lyttelton yesterday morning, ehonld reach A tho latter port on Wednesday. ° uuu,u , -nh T X O / lef J Vf'Port. at ten o'clock oh Thursday' for ..Auckland, and the Bakanoa snUod from the. sacio port yesterday, morning oil route to Lyttelton. At noon yesterday tho Mapourika left' Wostport for NcUon, and is . oxpocted at. Wellington to-night. ■ ■ •■■' ' The AVaihora was floated out of dock at hvi '' telton on Wednesday morning. Tho Vessel's "' ballast tanks and bunkers are ooin ß overhauled ■■ and after taking in a ouantity of bunker coa will sail at: noon to-day for Dunedin It is reported that the vessel will load a quantity of oats for Sydney. Another rnmour. ficSni offl-- - cial conflrmaUnn, states that tho Waibora is to ' Ko,VCaßtlo «».D«rta».-.-.-; When tho now dock was pumped out thfi morning for inspection, with a view to its being tekon over by the. Dock Trust (says the Dun? din. "Star'). the absence of lcakago was- very noticeable. On former occasions when tho dock was.dry pall quantities of water could be seen percolating thronph at several place™ but this morning; those did ,not appear, their tolets evidentJy having been filled up by tho fine Rubetances that oratlo from new cement work The leakage from the caisson was a ncgliitibla has been received from JIB MR ■ Pioneer (states the Gazette) ol the odstonc'o of a , rock, wh ch dries at low water, in Dn«lc» Sound. South Island, Now Zealand, on tho'Tfof. > loiving beanness-Parrot Island, soSth-wesfern extreme, N. 6} degrees W., distant S yards. ?igcot \j Island, eastern oitreme, N. «■• dorreM , ' I Thl ?; ro ; k JlPPears to bo a continuation of the reef extending from tho islot located (M vnrds eouth-wcstward of it . t tion: LaU 45 degrees «min. 3¥cc S?bS E P °l6s degrees JJyiin. 45scc. E. , ' ■ 6b Notico is given in this week's Gazette that t m beacons have been erected on tho south eidn of Aflrakino River to load over■ th ? bar tl ■ Tho'drst-mentionce beaconsNvGen in linn ben i=" degrees R, and wiU carry whito lighU. Thus, hghte will onljr be shown when a vessel i J epectod to arrive, or is leaving the rim tl night. A beacon has also been placed rock, which is covered at high waUr th»« quarters of a mile north of tfio bend 00 '