SHIPPING NEWS.

Dominion, Volume 2, Issue 528, 8 June 1909, Page 9

SHIPPING NEWS.

PHASES OF THE MOON. JUNE. . Day. Hγ. m. ,Full moon 4 0 55 p.m. Last quarter U 213 p.m. , Now moon 18 10 58 a.m. First uuartcr 26 613 a.m. HIGH WATEE. ■ To-day, 7.46 a.m.:|8.7 p.m. To-morrow, 8,35 a.m.; 0.58 p.m. : SUN. ■■ Sun rises to-day, 7.10. a.m.;.sols, 4.28 p.m. . ARRIVALS. MONDAY. JUNE 7. STAB OF SCOTLAND, s.s.- (8.45 a.m.), 6230 tons, Eart, from New lorK, via Melbourne, Sydney and Auckland. hIZUIi. T/AXLOB, ketch (10,10 a.m.), 77 tone, Petersen, from Timaru. TAIN Ul, s.s. (W. 5 a.m.), 128 tons, Jensen, from Waitara. : TtiKAWHITI, s.e. (11.40 a.m.), 230 tons, Holmes, from Lyttelton. I'ALCIW, schooner (12.40 p.m.), at Miramar Wharf, 95 tons, Kennie, from liavelock. . DEPARTURES. MONDAY,. JUNE 7. PUKAKI, e.s. (12.15 p.m.), 1444 tone, Watson, for Pictou unci West Uonst. iMAKAituA, s.s. (1U.20 a.m.), 122 tons, Hart, for llotUßKa. . ' ' '■ . toiffli, e.s. (12.50 p.m.), 1212 tone, Btewart, for , Wcton and Aclson. Passongere— Saloon: i'or Pictou-ilise, Cooper, Mr. Justice Cooper, Mossre. Cooper, Nsulle. I'or Nelson—Jaisscs Hamilton, Durdckiu, llolUugehaw, Lcvustau, M'Uonulcl, Mrs.. Mlvee, kessrs. Ledger, Wckweil, Woodmau. . ■

liOltOiLlKO, BJJ. (4.25 p.m.), 1541 tone, Ohrlap, for Weatport. • WAIKAIiE, s.s. (4.25 p.m.), 3071 tons,. Eeraech, for Auckland, via Napier and Uisborne. l'asseu-gere-Saloon: I For 'Umborne-Mrs. ■ White, Hγ. Planning, Master Whito, Constable A. Johnston, for Auckland—lire. Holleston.

AEAFAWA, s.B. (SJO p.m.), 268 tone, Corby, for Wanganul. HUIA, s.s. (5.15 p.m.), 127 tons, Hurt, for WaiIAOEI, s.e. (8.10 p.m.), J399 tpna, Hunter, for Lyttelton. . Passengers: Salodn— Misses Orbcll and IJruce, Meadaniea Macfarlane, Burns, Douglas, Bigg, Withers and child, Kodgers, Mes3rs. Wilkinson, Sandetein, Macdonald, Maefarlane, Murray, Way, Uorspool, Dv/an, Kodger, and Martin. Hon. 0. C. Bowen, Dr. Burns.

lILENHEIM, s.s. (midnight), 120 tons, Watson, Eor Blenheim.

EXPECTED ARRIVALS. Mararoa, Lyttelton, Juno 8. Cygnet, Kaikoura, June 8. Queen of the South, Foston, June 8. Opawa, Blenheim. June 8. ■ Alexander, New Plymouth, Juno 8. . Jlaitai, Auckland and Kapior, June 8. Corinna, southern ports, June 8. ■' • Mana, Vatea, June 3. ■ . ■ . .-' -. ■' Patcena, Nelson, Pioton, Juno 8. ■ Putiki, Wanganui.-June 8. : . ••■ Kennedy, Fo.Uon, June 8. ■ ■ ■ Waihii Blcntteim, Juno 8.- ' ■ •■■ ' ; Arapawa, Wanuanui, Juno 9.' ..■■■■ ' Manaroa, Havelock, Juno 9.■. Blenheim, Blenheim, June 9. , Maori,' Lytteltou, June 9. ■■' " . ' ■ iloeraki, Sydney direct, June 9. '■-..' Huia, Wanganui, Juno 9. Rosamond, Onehur.ga, June 10: ' Wimmora, Dunedin and Lyttelton, June 10. Rotoiti, Nelson and West Coast; June 10. '■■' Warrimoo, Molbourne, via Ilobart and sopthern ports; Juno 11. . ' ...

;.'.•"■■., PROJECTED DEPARTURES. . Tainui, Waitara, Jnno 8. ' . .' A'ororo, Patea, Juno 8. •■•■.; ' Wairau, Nelson and. Motnclsn, June 8. " Stormbird, Wangnnul. Juno 8. .-.,'■■ ■ Waiht, Blonhoim,. Juno 6. : . ■ Kaliu. East Coast and Napier, June B.' Klripalta, Patca, Juno 8. •■ ■>. ' '■. : Maitai,-Lyttelton and Dunedin, June 8. .Mapburika, Ncleon, and: West Coast, June 8. 'Quecuof tho South, Foxton, June 8. , , Opawa, Blenheim, Juno B.' llararoa, Lyttelton, Juno 8. ; Star of Scotland; Lyltclton, Juno 8. ■ Pateena, Picton. Nelson, Juno 9. • - Hula, Wanganui, June 9. ■ ■ ■ Kennedy, Nelson and.West Coast-,. Juno 9. ■'■■ Manaroa, Havoloclt and Pelorus Sound. June 9. 1 Blenheim,, Blenheim, Juno 9. ■ ; ' Maori, Lyttelton, Juno 9. ... •.. . ' ; OyEnct, Kaikoura and Lyttelton, Juno 9. Corinna, Nelson,- Now Plymouth, Oneliunea, June 9 : ~ ■•■ . ' • :.■•.■ .•■■■'!■ '■ Mo'craUi, Lyttelton, 1 Duneflln.' June 10. v - ■. Wiminora, Sydney via East Coast ports, June 10. '! Pioneer, Port v Chalmorß,. Juno 10. . , Jlatatua, Timaru, June 10.- ," ; : i Arapawa, Wanganui, June 10. ... Koeamond, Now Plymouth, Onehungis., June 11, i Warrinioo, Sydney dircet, June 11. Arahura, Nelson and West Coast, June. 12. ;

v : INTEHOOLOHIAL SERVICE.: :' ■'. ,'MOVEMENTS-'OF'■ STEAMEBS.. :' . MOANA. 8.3: left tMclb'ourno May 26 for Wellington, , via southern ports and Ilobart. Aγ. rived Blulf May 31 nnd- Wollineto& : Juno' 4 Left'same day lor Sydney direct, i Due Bydney TJLIsiAIJOA, B.S. left Sydney May 29, for Wellington direct. Arrived Wellington June Z, Left Juno 3, for Melbourne, via southern ports and Hobart. Duo Melbourne Juno 12. . WARRIMOO, 8.9.. left ■ Melbourne Juno 2, for Wellington, via Hobart and southern ports. Duo Wellington Juno 11. Leaves same day for Sydney direct. Duo Sydney Juno. 15. MANUKA, B.3.,'leaves Melbourne June 9, for Wellington, via, Hobart and southern,ports. Duo Wellington June 18. Leaves eamo day for. Sydney direct. Duo Bydney Juno 22. ■JIOEEAKI, e.s.i left Sydney Juno 5, for Weilington-. direct. Due Wellington Juno 9. Leaves Juno 10. for' Melbourne, via southern ports and Hobart, Duo Melbourne June 19. . VICTORIA, 5.8., leaves, Sydney, Juno 9, for Wellington, via Auckland and East Coast ports. Duo Auckland June 15, and Wellington Juno 18. Leaves samo day for Lyttolton and Dunedin. WIMMERA, s.s., leaves Dnnedin Juno 8 for .Sydney, via Lyttelton, Wellington, Kapier, and Auckland. Due Wellington Juno 10, Auckland June 13. and Sydney Juno 18. T4LUNE, s.s., leaves Auckland Juno 7, for Dunedin, via Gisborne, Kapier, Wellington, and Lyttelton , . Duo Wellington Juno 10, with Mokoia'e Sy MOKOuf ß °'s.. left Auckland June 7, for Byuncy. Due Sydney June 11. Leaves Sydney for Auckland June 16. \ '

; \ ■■~-.'■ OVERSEA SHIPPINC. : . STEAMERS TO AEEIVE, . From London. 'STAK OF NEW ZEALAND (duo Wellington about June 16), 3ailod on April 8, via Australia, Auckland and Napier. (Tyser Line, Bsents.) WAKANUI (duo Wellington about Jnno ,12), sailed on April 20, Plymouth April 22. via Cape Town- and Hobart; (New Zealand Shipping Co., a ioNIO (due Wellington about Jnno 14), sailed on April 29, Plymouth May 1, via Capo Town and Hobart. (Shaw-Savill Line, agents.).. ' ' >■ KAIIiOURA , (duo Wellington about July 1), sailed on May 4, via Auckland. (Now Zealand S, Se6aNA (!uo t Welli Dß U,n about \ July 14). sailed on Hay 6, via Australia, Auckland, and Napier. (Tyecr Lino, agents.) .• , ■ /■ TUEAKINA (due Wellington about July 1), sailed on May 14. ■ Plymouth May 5, v a Capo Town and Hobart. (New Zealand Shipping Co.. aE ATHENIO, (duo Wellington July'l3). sailed on Mav 27 Plymouth May 29,/ via Capo Town ana iobart. (Shaw-Savill tine/ agents.) . ■ ' STAE OE ATJSTEALIA (duo Wellington about July 28), sailed May 29, via Australian ports and Auckland. (Tyser Lino, agents.) From Liverpool.' MOEAYSHIEE (due Wellington about June 25), sailed on April 24, via Australia and Auckland. about August «. «Oe* May 29 via Australian ports -and Auckland. (P.ks. Lino, agents.) ■ . . From Now York. ' ,WALKUEE (duo Wellington about . July 8), wiled on May 3, for Wellington direct. (Vacuum °BANTTJ fdufwellinßton about August 6) sailed on May 13. via Australia and- Auckland. (A. and A. Lino, agents.) SAILER TO AEEIVE. OLAEA, barque, sailed from Liverpool May 27, for Wellington. ' . ECHO FLOATED OFF. " tBY TELEOttfirn—rilESS iSSOCUTION.I WESTPOET. Juno 7. The ecow Echo, vihich was stranded at Karamea, has been noatcd off, and is now at Knramea Wharl. . . : . \ BY TELEQEAPH. OVERSEA. ■•-,-■ SUVA, Juno 7. Sailcd.-Marama, for Brisbane. NEWCASTLE, June 7. Arrivcd.-Novi, from Wellington. ; COASTAL. MONDAY. JUNE 7. ■■'.-■• AUCKLAND. ■ Arrived.-Laira, .baroue, from Melbournei Kcreru, echooner, from Niuo; llora (6.30 p.m.), tr S Til e d!-Koia (7 p.m.), for Sydney. TATJEANGA. Arrived.-llinomoa (7.30 a.m.), from Wellington. -•- NAPIEU. Hailcd.-Maitai (4.50 p.m.). for southern ports. Passengers-Saloon: For Wellington ~r ifosa Walker, Mrs. HoUord, Messrs. Overdalo ond Williams. S,- E w PLYMOUTH. ~ ' Arrived.—Takopuna (5 a.m.), from Onohunga. Sailed.—Takapuna (9 p.m.), tor Auckland (con. nected with oiprcss). NELSON. / Sailcd.-Wairau (9.S a.m.), for Wellington. Arrivccl.-Kosamond (10.30 a.m., ou the 6th): from Pioton. • MOTUEKA. Sailed.—V.'airau (noon), for Wellington. ( DIiEKHEIM. ■" "■ ' B»iUid.~Oj)aiTa 17i5 pjnO, lot .WoUlngten,

PIOTOU. ■■-■:■ Arrivcd.-Patccna (5 p.m.), from Welllnirtoni ukaki (6.20 p.m.), from Wellington. To sail.-Patccna. (mldiiieht), for Neleon. ■ WESTPOET. Arrived.-ltotoiti (1 a.m.).. from Kelson. Sailed.—Eotoiti (noon), for' Grcymouth. ' ■ liY'ITELI'ON. . Bailcd.-Knnerdalc, for nunedin; Jtimiro, for Huff; Kamonai tor Orcymnuth; Oygnct, for Kaioura and W«llinglon;".Miiraroa (6.15 p.m.), for Poe3eiiKcra': .ißaloon-Misscß _F"«U. olinson, Wheolcr, Allot, Jfcnv[ick, Lynch,_Honan, losilaracs Proctor, Oohcn,'Uarman. tbert. Moon, larmtchael. SulliTan, -Delatour;-,Harman, Galeord and 2 children. Coles, .and Orooke, Hon v lolmea, liev. Carter, ll.essrn.' Bcnistein, Stairuand, Marlow. Fahy, Symonds,,.Proctor. ;Jmr., lairn, Barnet, Jloricc, Ferguson,. 0, J. . B. Wih iams. Cohen. Harman. • -lVnllacc.-■; i Lewthwoite; Jollins, Sales, Oamphell, Hayilen, Vilson. Wynne, Ahbot, Beattio, Nicholson, Over, oun, Whitehead, JncobsoD', 'Ohccsmaif. Tnrncr, ]uthbertson, Casey. Bates, Mu'.cook; Kohn. Bruce, lißhtfln, Vorry, H'Donald,"Cohen, and .Crookc; ind 35 eteeraze. ■■■yi ,, :,- ■;-i "•'' ..'■' ' : " . POET OHALIIEBB.' '' '/ - : Bailcd.-H.M.B. Ohallenger".', tillO ' p.m.), , , for: ffellinßton. . . : - ■■ ■ - : . BLUFF. , ' .'■ •""■■■' '■•' . ' H. 15 p.m.), from Melbourne ria Hobart. Pasaencere: Saloonr-Meß6rß. Hushes, uid Becl; 6 steerage. ..'■ ■' . ' • ';,'-., Salled.-Dlimaroa (5.10 p.m:), for .Melbourne,'..;. : ! THE TUEAK1NA.!..,:;,.,,;.;,,;. Tho Turakina, which left London on May 15. sailed from Cape Town en route to New Zealand on Friday last. The Turakina is due-at Wellington on July 1. .'..... - KAKAIA» AT JIONTE VIDEO., . '. The New Zealand Shippine Company ad»ise that the. Bakaia, which sailed from .Lyttelton for London on May 10, arrived at Monte Viaco on June 4. . ' '-'" . . : " :' .' * STAB OF NEW ZEALAND. "■ [ \V\ The local agents of tho Tyser Line' adviee that the Star of New Zealand, which'sailed from London on April 8. via Australia and Auckland,-will not reach Wcllinnton until to-morrow week. ■ - „ . ' SHIPPED FROM TVAITABA. ..' l Tho Eimulaka,.,which Bailed from Waitara Boadstead for Timaru on Saturday, loaded the following lines from Waitara freezing works:— 460Q quarters beef, £00 carcasses mutton, 159 car-, casses lamb, 1200 boxes' frozen 'sundries, 4CO boxes canned meats, 65 casks , oleo, and 150 sacks hides. ' . THE WAKAHTJI? 0 :._ ;, A cable received at the local office of the: Now Zealand SMppiag . Company etatcs that tbe. Wakanui, which arrived at Hobart on Sunday, sailed, for Wellicston at 2 o'clock yesterdoiy afternoon, and she is expected to put in an appearance at this port early on Saturday mornine.

■'■•■, ■' OBAKI'S POETS .OF CALL. ..'. ' : When tho Orari has taken in the Bluff portion .' of her cargo sho proceede to Lyttolton for disoharire of inward,cargo, antt leaves' tho latter : port ou Juuo 17 for Waitara. From Waitara eho oomes to Wellington, and later calls at Glsborne, Napier, and Auckland. She.is to leave Auckland ■' for London at tho bcsinning of. July. ' ■ 6TAB OF SCOTLAND AERIVES. ' Early yesterday morniug tho Tyser liner Star of Scotland arrived from Now York via Melbourne, Sydney, and Auckland, and vrus berthed for discharging at No. 1 south, Queen's WhaTf. This afternoon the vessel is expected to have concluded the output of her. WellinEton carro, and will thcn.prooeed to Lyttolton and Bnnedin. Captain J. M; Hart is still in command of the Star of Scotland, and has associated with him tho following officers:-Chiof, Mr. .J. W. Paine; second, Mr'. Q. o..Colchester; third, Mr. F. W. Peak; chief engineer, ; Jtr. Gillcspie; second, Mr. Boyd; chief stoward, Mr. Montague.. ..... The crew of tho To Anau signed off yesterday, as tho vessel Is to lay. np in Wellington. r The Warrimbo, which arrived, at the Bluff from Hobart yesterday evening, haa on board an Ene-. lish mail for Wellington. ./ .- . : . ..;..; Tho Maoriltmd Steamship Company have been. ■ adviaed that tho Lauderdale. left Gcelons for • Hobart on Saturday night: At Hobart she is to ■••■ load for,Kcw, Zealand ports. :.:. .. . ..:.;.. . ; Mri J. G. B. Doorly, chief"officer ot,the.Wal ; kare, did not procood to Auckland with hie ship, but remained in Wellington to drill oh.the H.M.S. Pioneer... -. . ' ■.-': ;■• .'; : ' Yesterday evening the Matatua had "etlU" a '.•' quantity of. powder to discharge, ■; (luently! reiriainod at her. anohoraEo in the •; stream. She Will conio alongside : some, time today..: . . -•-. '■■■• , ... ... '. .. ■:'.V... .'■ -.' .; Mr. F. Jcllcy,' chief officer of 'tho Warrimoo, ■■:■ comes ashore on tho arrival of that Btoamer in. . Wellington next Friday, and hie-place will, be taken by Mr. J. J. Hunhes,- lato chief officer of. 'tho Loongana.,' >■ ■• '-.•'... ■'■ ■;-.■.■■ . '•.- .: ~; • After having worked the Bast Cape lighthouse, ■ the Governmont Bteamer Hinemoa reached Tauranga yesterday.' She wiH'be'ongaged in harbour work thoro for'about four;'days, and.is , due at Auckland on Friday. . .i.-, , '. -,:,..-. ■;■ - : /■■■ '■

A heavy sea was running outside Waneanni Bar.on Saturday, and Sunday,: and in conae; juenco tho Waimea.the Putiki,. acd.iho Ecgulue, ill bound for tho West Coast, had'to delay their, departures until, yesterday."' .."■'.'■;.'■ '; ;'i•"'..";': In tho discussion ! on the Subsidy Bill at Washington recently Hi'.' Jass'ott, , IrorrcsenUnic New. STork, stated that tho Mauretania and.; Lnaitania would coat 8,125,000 dollars each to build in tho United States, as'compared, with 6,500,000 dollars each in the United Kingdom., : !. Before coming to-Wellington >tb go 65 tho Slip for, overhaul, the Eetono will probably make two' trips from Greymouth to ■ New Plymouth with Blackball coal. .Sho'waa .loading.at Greymouth yesterday. Tho Ngahero'-is 1 to 'load to-dny for fcytloltom..and tho Waimea 1 loads coal for Vianganui to-morrow.'.' : „,;•.-. ■.:■'■ ' The Pateeno, which Picton-Nel-son service yesterday, 13 again in command of Captain 8,. Stewart,-who has associated with, him Mr. J. D. Frow aa chief officer,; Mr. W. Lindsay, second and Mr.: W. Buroh, third, Mr. Honry Durt, chief engineer; Mr.~F.~-Ii; Peterson, second; Mr. E. W. Eackley, third; , and Mr., A. E. Thompson, pui'ser.:' [ ~..-',.',;.. ■'~ ■■ . v-i ■-;•;' 'Tho Anchor Shipping Cc-mpany-'s. mea, which was advertiEcd to, sail from Wellington for Nelson and West Coast yestorday afternoon, did not reach this port, as' she was bar r bound at Wanganui. Her placo will bo taken by tho Kennedy, which is due from .Foxton , this ovening, and the Waimea 1 will probably, procoed, direct to Greymouth. to load coal ;l or Wanganui.. An interesting case has come to light •uv-con--. nection with tho class of riveting turned out in Dundee. It transpires that about, six months ago three steamers became wedged'in tiio ice near Windau; two of these steamers disappeared within ii few-weeks, unable to stand the strain, The third was. tho ■ Wilson : liner .This vessel was expected by the underwriters tol becomo a wreck tho same as .the other two ships, but to the ' satisfaction of. all concerned...news was recently received from; tho. London ,, Bslvace Association that tho Daso'has.;withstood the strain and in afloat in Tho Dago was built and ongincd by tho Oalodon Ship' buildine and EnsinccrinK. Company .in 1902.