SHIPPING NEWS

Dominion, Volume 2, Issue 541, 23 June 1909, Page 9

SHIPPING NEWS

• P}JABEB 07 THE MOON. JUNE. Day. Hr. m. Pnll moon 4 0 55 pm. l<ftet quarter 11 2 15 P-m. Now moon ' 18 10 58 am. First, quarter 26 61J a.m. , HIGH WATER. To-d.Ty.BJS a.m.; 8.52 p.m. To-mormw, 3.20 a.m.: 9.39 p.m. , ' BUN. Sun risen to-day, 7.16 a.m.; Bets, 4.28 pm. ARRIVALS. TUESDAY. JUNE 22, HUIA, fcs. (10.50 a.m.), 127 Dowelli from Wnncanm MARAEOA, F.e. ,(6.50 a.m.). 2593 tone, Mannintr. from Lyttolton. Passengcre: Saloon—MJsiae Downinc, Oonltheart, Guntrip, Baxter, Houghton, Wright, Stewart, lli>6damcs Ronntree. Wood, Hall, Oolf, Winter, Goulter, Oaptaln Hall, Rev. Doiill. Mesirs. Clark, Bullen. Olarkwn (2), Dovnoi, Rnrimiihavp, Gonltcr, Lightband, MTCendry, Munro/ Bagnall. Harro, Jackßon. flonltor, Taylor. Allen, Berry, Pennington, Houghton, Dunn, Fleet, Hall, Starky. Hatch. Oarte, Jenkins, Ellison, Middleton. M'lntyrc, Colo, OlMkeon. M'Ewen, Milno, Winter, Dacre, Nelson, Bennett, Parkineon, Hlslop, Bhepperd, Wearn, Gray, Palnroon, Baetlngs, Flcmuig, Bruce, Carmlno; 50 'iStlSl. e.B. (7J5 Fi,m.), 3529 tone. Robertson, from Auckland, Gteborno, and Napier. Pasoonfers: Saloon-Mieeos RueseU, Thompson, Ile3. arads Thur«Beld Johnston, Messrs. Thnrsnald. Huilahle, ABanie, ,Vou Dadolian, Master Oolovilli); 3 ct«orage, , WAIRATJ, us. (11,50 a.m.). 93 toDB, Vendore from Motuoks. ROTOTTI, &.». ffJO p.m.). 1159 tons, Kennedy, from Nelson and west Coast. Passengers; Saloon—Misses Mitchineon, Moehan. O'Grady, BinK, HXfaa, Siter, Meedames Jollie and t children, De Berry, Carter, Messrs.' Thornton. Neville, . Doncan, :l Dillon, Wadinan, .Morgan M'Mahon, De; .flerry.' PaMoe, Miller,' Kinniborir, Walter's, Wileon, West. MnrreU, Paynter, liard, AUport, Addißon, Oatby; 41 steprago. CYGNIiT, e.s. (10.25 p.m.l. 124 tons, Murray, from Kaikoura. ■ TAKAPUNA, f-8. (11.45 p.m.), 10S6 tone, Stewart, from Pictoa and Nelson. Pafecngere: Saloon-* Nurse Milli>r. Mlejen Mills, Shnrp, Casten, Griffltha, Ooillter, O'Donohogoc, Wtehfleld, O'Donohaguc, Mesdames MfUcr and. child, Browne, Grant, Pearloss, Arthur, Edwin, Brown, Horton, Tolan, Tickers, Goulter, O'Donohaguo, Messrs. Gow. Price, Brown, RobsrUon. Stanley. Kttohing, TJridßc, Batten, Parr, Oraw, Fulton, Vcnniniore, Arthur, Dimoek. Bothnmlcy, Wflford, M.P., Waterhonfc, Frceth acd family, Olastonbury, Jeffncs, Horton. Vlokere, Botham, C.illam, Sutherland, Lane, Checscman, Burden; 17 Bt«rage, ' ; DEPARTURES, TUESDAY, JUNE 22. ' '. ' : \ STAR OF SCOTLAND, 8.8. (12.10 p.m.). 623J tonp. for Kapier. ' WAIRATJ, ss. (410 p.m.), 9J tons, Vendoro', foi Nelson. > KAPITI. «b. (5 5 pm), 242 tone, Sawyers, for Wanganui. ' ' MAITAI. 6.8 (5 20 p.m), 3529 tone, Robertson, for Lyttelton and Duncdin. PaeeenEere-Saloon: For Lyttclton-Mre. Hughes ond infant, Mcsere Hughee, Bnmford. For Dunodin-Miescs Thomp eon, O'Connor, KENNEDY, sd. (535 p.m.), 226 tons, Vickop man. for Nelson and West Coast. STOIIMBIHD, s.e. (8 p.m.), 217 tons, MTntyre, for Wannaniu.

PATEENA, t.s. (6.5 p;m.). 1212: tens. Manning, for Lyttelton. Pnßeenßors: Saloon-Misses Law Nolan, Bourko, Prindable, Messrs. Hanan, iM.P.i Sims, Cameron, Btevehson, Jones (2), Taylor, Bamford, • Bruly. .;.;..: ■■

EXPECTED ARRIVALS. "Flora, Wfstport, June 23 Aorere, Patca, Juno 23. Opawa, Blenheim, Jnne 25 Ampawa, Wancinm. Juno 23 Mana, Paten, June 23 Manaroii, Molueka, June 23 Corinna, southern ports, Juno 23 Matatua. Lvttelton, June 23 Maori. Ijytinlton » "n - Wavcrley, Foiton, Jnne 22. Queen of tlic tluuth. ruuon, June 23. ttarnmoo, fijdncy direct, June 23 Illonhoim, Blenheim, Juno 23 Hippie, Oimnru, June 23 Pnlccna, Ljttelton, June 24 Stormbird, Wanganm, Juno ?4 Rosamond, Onehunga, Jono 24 Victoria, Dunodin and Ljttolton, June 24 Navna, Suva, via Auckland June 24 haiapol, Newcastle June 24 Pohcrua, Grcymoutb, Juno 24 Arahura, West Coast, Jnne 24 Koromiko, Westport, Juno 24 Aotoa, Gieborne, June 24 Wairau, Nelson and Motueka, June 24 Kapiti, Wanpemil, June 24 Uhmaroa, Melbourne, via southern ports, Juno 25 , • Taluno, Auckland, , via ports June 25 ■ Manapouri,. Westport; June 25. Jane Douglas, Hokitika, Juno 25. Defender, Xyltelton, June 25 llaitai, Lyttelton and Durcdm, Jnne'27. Monowei, AucUand, \ia ports, Jnne 25, PROJECTED DEPARTURES. Ka.hu, Napier, via coast, Jnne 23 Hum, Wanganui, June 23 Manaroa, Ha\elock, June 23 Onawa, Blenheim, June 23 wailii. Blenheim, June 23. Corinna, New, Plj mouth and Onehunga. Juno 23 ' ' , Florn, Auckland, via East Coast, June 23 Takapuna, Picton. Nelson, Juno 23 Maori, Lyttolton, June 23. Rotoiti, Nol«on. West Coast, Juno 23 Osgnet, Kaikoiira, Lyttelton, June 23 Pateena, Lyttelton, Juno 24 Queen of the South, Foxton, Juno 24 Wanlmoo, Melbourne, \ia eouth, Juno 24 Victoria, Sydney, via Auckland and ports, June 24 Knna, Patca, Juno 24 Pateena, Lyltclton, Juno 24 Wairau, Nelson nnd Motuelia, June 24 Arapawa, Wanganui June 24 Ktorabird, WiVignnui, June 24 Blenheim, Blenheim, June 24 . , TVaverlcy, Nelson nnd West Coast, June 24 Aorere, Patea, Jnne 24 Manapouri, Westport, Juno 25 Ulimaroa. Sydney direct; June 25. Talune, Lvttelton and Dunedin, June 25 Aotea, Lyttdton, Juno 25 Matatua, Auckland June 25 Rosamond, New Plymouth and Onchunga, Juno 25 ' Arahura. Nelson and West Coast, Juno 26 Maitai, Nanier, Oisborne, Auckland, Jane 28 Monowai, Lyttelton, June 29 Mapourilsa, Nelson and West Coast, June 29 INTERCOLONIAL SERVICE. MOVEMENTS OF 6TEAMEES MOANA, BS. left Sydney Jnne 12, for Wellington direct Arrhcd* Wellington Juno 16 Left Juno 17, for Melbourne, via southern ports and Hobart, Due Melbourne June 26 ULIIfAKOA. M, loft Melbourne June 16, for Wellington \ia Hobart and southern ports Due Wellington Juco 25 Leaves same day for Sydney direct Due Svdnev Juno 29 WARKIMOO, 85, left Sydney June 19, for Wellington direct Due Wellington June 23 Loaves June 24, for Molbourne, via southern ports ond Hobart Dao Melbourne July 3 WIMIIEBA, Bβ, loavci Sydney June 23, for Wellington, Ma Auckland and lost Coast ports Due Auckland June 27 and Wellington July 2 Leaves sime day for Lvtte'ton and Duncdin MOFRAKT, s.s, leaves Melbourne Juno 23, for Wellington, Ma Hobart ,and southern ports Duo Wellington July 2 Leaves same day for Sydnev direct Duo Sydney July 6 VJCTOEIA, SB, loft Duredin, June 22, for Wellington, via Lyttelton Due Wellington June 24. Leaves naino • day, for Sydney, yia Naplor, Gisborne. and Auckland Duo Auckland Juno 27, and Sydney July 2, MOKOIA, Bβ, left Auckland Jnne 21, for Svd noy direct Due Sydney Juno 25. Loaves Sydncr for Auckland, Juno 30 TALUN'E, Bβ, leaves Auckland Juno 22, for Wellington, via Oisborne, and Napior Due Wellington Juno 25 with transhipments ex Mokoia, from Sydney. Leaves Bamo day for Lyttelton and Dunedin MANUKA, b s., leaves Sydney June 26. for Wol. luigton dircot Due Wellington Juno 30 Leaves July 1 for Melbonrno via southern ports and Hobart Duo Melbourne July 10 OVERSEA SHIPPIHC. STEAMERS TO AEEIVE From London. KAIKOURA (due Wolhngton about July 1) sailed on: May, 4;■ via Auckland.: (New Zealand Shipping Co.;. agents.)\ ■ ,',.:'. . >- ;NEREHANA;;(due ''Wellington about July 14), sailed on May;s,\via Australia, Auckland, and Napier. (Tyser Line,.agents.) ~!.,:. :TUEAKINA; (due Wellington about July I),' ■Balled; on May .14,- Plymouth. May 5, via Cape Town and Hobart. (New Zealand Shipping Co., :agenU.) ■■" ■'•>. :■•.,:■■■.■■ ■■.•.■.■■■ ■ ■ ■■-■.;...■.■•■ ■' ; ■ ATHENIO (due WoUlngton July 13), sailed on May 27,- Plymouth:' May; 29, via Cape Town and Hobart.•: (Shaw. Savill Line, agents.) ". STAE OF AtfSTKALIA (due , Welliiigton about July 2s); sailed' May 29, via Australian ports and Auokland.vtTyßer. Line, agents.)■':.<■■' ■■ . ; ,' : , KTIMAEA (due Wellington about August; 3),' sailed on Juhe"B,'vla Australian ports and Auckland. (Shaw. Savill, and Albion Line, agents.) :TONGABIKO;; : s.e. (due , about July. 26). Bailed on June 12 for Wellington, via Teneriffe, Cape ■ Town and Hqbartf" (New Zealand' Shipping Co., aeentß.). , "'■.'.;..'■•::.■•.■ :/■. ■.'.■ - ■■' .■.•,.■.-■; From Liverpool. "■ ■■.';' r ''.;, ' •■■ ■.■"■.'.. . • MORAYSHrRE (due Wellington about June 24), 'sailed on April 24, via Australia and Auckland. (F.H.B. Line, '• agents.) ... ' . ..'■•' ■ ■■•. ■■■■■ . DEVON (due Wellington about August 6), Bailed Hay 29, via Australian porta and ' Auckland. (F.H.S. Line, .'OBento.). ~ .. ■■. , ■ ■-.. .■■■ From New York.! '■; , WALKUEE: (due Wollicgton about July : 8) eailedon May 3; for Wellington direct. (Vabuum Oil Co.; agents.) ■ . . . • BANTD (due Wellington about August 61, Balled on May 13, via Australia and Auckland. (A and A. Line,-agents.) , ■-. ■•:.•-■ - •'. GLENDEVON (due Wellington about August 27), sailed pn June 8, via Australian ports and Auckland. (New.Zealand Shipping Co., agents.)

BAILEH TO ARRITE. OLABA, bnrque, sailed from Liverpool May 27 for Wellington. " '

lit TELEGBAPH. OVERSEA. .' STDNET, June 22. Arrived— Manuka. (8 a.m.), from Wellington. Eallod.-Sonorlta, for Wellington. ' nn ° ®' SaileiL-Uuderdia*.. for '

COASTAL. TUESDAY, JUNE 22. OASK MARIA VAN DIEMEN. The Motob passed wist at 30.30 tun. AHCKIiAND. ' fiailod.-Tataie. for southern ports. Passcneera for WelHngtoii-Miss Clarke, Mrs. Boot, MMurs. Davios. Powell. Thorpe. Tofua (4.45 p.m.). Armed.-Nevna (Hi p.m.), from Lcvuka. OtfEHTOOA. Arrived.-Ramra (9.10 a.m.l, from New Ply. mouth. OMAPBBE. Arrived,—Bellflower, from Dtuiedln via Timaru. KAIPARA HEADS. Sailed.—Joseph Craig, for Adelaide. Arrived.—Hula, schooner, from liyttclton. NEW PLYMOUTH. Arrived.—Rosamond (6.20' a.m.), from Onehunga, NAPIER. Arrived.—Honowai (7 a.m.), from Wellington. PATEA. Arrived.'—Mana (1.40 p.m.), from Wellington, blenheim. Arrlvei-Opawa (9 a.jnJ, from Wellington. Bailed.—WaThi (6.20 pan.), for Wellington. To KaiL-Onawa (7.15 p.m.), from Opawa Rives, for Wellington; MOTDEKA. - ! (10.30; a.m.); from' WclUwrlon. , \ WESTPORT. Sailed:—Flora, (1,.p.m.), for"Wellington. lyttelton; , Arrlved.-Maori (6.25 a-m.), from Wollingtoni Oorinna (BJS a.m.), from Timaru; Moorabool (liO p.m.), from Wellington. ,• To sail.-Matatua (9 p.m.), for Wellington, Bailed.-Corlnna (4 40 p.m.) and Maori (8.20 p.m.), for Wollingfon. ■ Arrivcd.-Ripplo, from Timaru; Defender, from' Hokitilta, via Grcymouth. Bailed.-Wakanul, for I'lmaru; IndravcUi, for Dunodin; Ripple, for Kapler and Oisborne; Maori, for WollinEton, Pa6songere-JliE6ce Scrimeha\r, Wilson, Hansard, Gibson, Mcedainca Willia. Pouglae, Hart, Gardner, Warner, Adulson. Scrimshaw. Jones. Bnrrcll. BUI and 2 children, Woate, Brady, J'otere. Hon.'O. 0. Bowan. Pathnr tjTuh, Dr. eommerviUo, Captain Bone, Captain RiouardEon, Mossis, 0. J. Cooper, Sawore, Campbell, Tyroo, Pitcalthley, Tjcigh, Oroy, Tanner,, Gardner, Warner, Jnfl, .Bridge, Borrell, Holland, PalUson, Thomas, Mnir, Anderoon, Gleni6ter, Dyer, BUtU, MacfarUino, Witt, Todmartin, Cojc, Smilh, Bowline. HiU, Fonrueon, Buddcn, Brady, and Potere: and 21 etceraßou

DUIfEDIN. Arrived-Whangape. from Auckland , , Chmaroa, from Melbourne. \ > Balled.—Wh&ngape, for Sydnev, via Bluff; Vifttona, for Sydney, via Auckland and way porta. Passengers-Saloon Tor Wellington-Misses ilao kay (3), Hunter, Mre Skinner, Mesere Skinner Uutlcr. Mackay For Napier-Mies Biodoborir. For Auckland-Mies Kirk, For Bydnny-Mr. and Mrs Jack, 12 steerage KAIPAEA ,AT MONTE VIDEO. Advice received by tho New Zealand Shipping, Company states that the K&ipaja.. whtoh Baikal from Lyttelton ior Londori on Hay 29, arrow at Monte Video an Saturday last She is due ak London about July 14 WHAT HAPPENED TO THE KOTOKU. It was owing \» her circulating pump giving ont thai the Union Company s Btcamer Kotnku put into Inelson for ropairs on Saturday afternoon She reached Nolson at i 6 am. on flaturdav, and afUr repairs had been effected sbo was able to get away for Westport again at 10 pm TEE AEAHTmA. Though a heavy FOa was (till running at Groymouth yesterday, IAo Arabura managed to cross ♦ho bar outwards at 1 pin., and reached westport later in tho afternoon Conditions at (ho latter port are BtUl unfavourable, nnd tlicrc wai some doubt as to whether, tho Arahura would bo ab> to cortinuo on her voyage u> Wellington at: midnight. SALT BT THE BENOEITA. The birqimntino BenoriU, which left Adelaide yesterday for Wellington, Jβ bringing r», cargo of salt to be landed nt this port ' After discharging ehe mil probably load limber for Australia. TEE HOKOIA'S ENOINJSS On the run from Sydney to Auckland bust week, thr Mokoia met with 'fairly favonrablo weather, and would probably have reached Aiick-, land in time to catch the train on Sunday oviining, but it was found nocoseary at one stage to make a Btoppagc of flvo hours, owing to the engines runniog hot.

Mr, W Wahletrom, mate of Messrs Rfiagar I and Co 'f s.s Putiki, has passed Me oiaaunatlon fdr Home-trade: master. ' , - Whrn tho Arahura left Qreymcnth at 1 pm. wstcrday, there was still too mnch eea tor tho Poheraa to ;attompt to cross,the bar outwards The Union Company's Island trader Navua ornved at Auokland trom Flli yesterday afternoon She is due at this port l<uo to-morrow.

The local agents of the Shaw, Savill, and Albion Company advise that ttte Aotoa is expected to leave Glsborno, for Wellington tonight

Captain D. J. Watson has arrived back fromAuckland, where he has boon for tho past week , on business connected with tho Merchant ServiceGuild. , * ' ' Tho Warrimoo—this week's Sydney boat—ld expectod to reach port this morning, and in ordi- v nary circumstances should be berthed at Qaoen sWharf. boforo .11; o'clock.

The lender of the Anchor Shipping and Foundry Company, Nelson, has beon accepted by the Mines fleparlment for ironworks for coal tuba for the Point Elizabeth No. 2 Colliery. Both the Koromiko and the Man&jpouri, now at Wtatport, are to bring coal to Wellington. It | is hoped that the Koromiko will bo able to leave for this port to-day, and the Manapouri to-> , morrow. , This morning the Shuw-Savill steamer Katataa ie due from Lyttelton for Homeward loading. She afterwards goes np tho East Coast to Anckland, whence she sails for London this day week. ' v Tho nert Tyser liner duo at New Zealand porta is the Nerehana, now in Australia. Bbe i« to be followed by . tho Star of ■ Australia, ■■ which left London on May 30.' and tho Marcre, which. , is to loave Home not Tuesday. , Messrs. Bannatyno and Co. advise that the coastal steamer Janu Douglas is due irom Hoki-, .tika on Friday. 'She brings a cargo"of limber. The Dofcndor is now expected from Lyttelton about: Friday. > i Tho now lied Funnel cargo boat iKurow, which' left South Africa .on June, 7; in■; continuation) of hur malica voyage to' Australasia,' ie to re- • port for ordcre at Oapo Lcouwin. She will'probably proceed to Kewoastlc to load coal for Kcw Zcalind. , On the am\al of the M&raroa from Lyttelton yesterday, hor crew transferred to the Fatccna, v,hich left for the fouth last night, in command of Captnin Mailntr.c. Tho Mararoa is to moor in tho vicinity of hmg'e Wharf, close to the IVAnau.; It is reported that the steamer Bantu, now en route to Melbourne, Sydney, and New Zoa- ■ land ports, under the auepices of the American and Australian Line, and due at Wellington the first week in August, Is afterward!! to take the berth at Australian ports on behalf of Messrs. Wm, CrOsby and Co. for South African porte. ,

According to reports, the Union Company's training-ship scheme has proved very succesatul up to tho'pr»cnt. At the commencement of tho Hartford's recent cruiso, only a imall uumber of cadets wero taken, but there: is ' accommodation for a greater number, and » further contingent will probably tip dratted to tnu ship when she reaches New.Ztalnnd.

Two largo stcamcrß to run in conjunction with tho others of the White Star Company's steamers in the Australasian trade', ■h.ro.'.belng, Stud np. One of these vessels, it v.aa stated, is tho Qeorgic, which has been ongaged in tho Atlantio trade She is a \esßcl of 10,077 tons, ard of tho follovfing dimensionsi-Longth, 558fi.; beam, 60fK Sin., and dpth, oGft. Tho Ocorgic was built by Mcßsrs,' Harland and Wolff in 1695,'

A .-'rumour- : afloat ,in ! Honp-Kone - that ■ tho \ : ?. • White Star liner Celtio. will; • visit Eastern • porta ■"■ - : >.- in November with a shipload of;business- nion :.-",- : >: who arc to tour the world' lr. tho interests of .''.-' , certain British industries;; also that Aroeri. :■'> can pleasure excursion , has chartered:the Atlan- ; ' ■; : ! tie liner ArnKcfor : a round-the-world: ,tour. '■■;'.; Hong-Kong, will' bo:-.tho:-p6rt, of call ,for 'both'-.;■: . vessels..'' •■'.■'■■■'.■'-,' , ,'."'-' , / ; '' : '.''•'."■■.'' ; C ! : ; i.- ■■■:'- l ,i'-'V'.V'-''.;-i'.' ■ \VTiat ;: ie »ftid;t.O:bc the-largcst Roating' crario , '' ' in the world: is tho now .1200-ton < dftatins crano.. -; . built to' the i order of 'Messrs. /Harland- andv " ' Wolff, of BiiUaet;v The hu?;o • crano is built on a i ■ floating pontoon, so that it can bo easily moved ' to any : part of tho rivor,:or, ovon aoroij the ; . ; Irish Channel. .The barge is JMft. long byMft. ..; V broad, and. 13ft. in,depth. l , Intido it is. tipocial,.- : '.: electrftvpowcr station, froni,which - tbo crane ie* -^.*^.-|> worlrai, and.it carries, in. addition,"BMtonn of:v':v " ballaßt "to eounUrpoisc the actual: weight • of tby cr.ino itsolf and the maximum load '■ may bo lifting. 'One-of;thoso lifts.2oo tonsVan-' ':'-: other 30,tonB,;and a third takes flvo tons. .The : l' " craL'e.'is being used by Messrs; 1 Ilarland and - Wolff in connection with the mammoth liners•'■- ; | they are building! at tho Quoon'e Island.: Belfast. ■'•