SHIPPING NEWS.

Dominion, Volume 2, Issue 547, 30 June 1909, Page 9

SHIPPING NEWS.

■ . PHASES OF THE. MOON. V • ; JUNE. . „ ' Bay. Dr. in.' : . 1 'Full. moon,. ... ,„ ... 4 055 p.m. ; Last quarter ... ... 11 213 p.m. , Now moon 18 10 68 a.m. ; First,quarter ... ... 26 613 a,mi . ' HIQII WATER. , ' / To-doy,, 1.32 a.m.: 1.53 p.m. . >•,' - , » To-morrow, 2.30 a.m.: 2.40 p.m; \ '• SUN. - ; ' Bun rises to-day, V.17 : a.m.; sots, 4.31 p.m, . ARRIVALS, , TUESDAY, .JUNK 29. ■ PA.TERNA, a,B. (6.40 a.m.), 1212 tons," Manning, from Lyttelton Passengers: tfalonn—Misses Dougan, Close, Nixon, Withers, Treleaven, OuKuy, «aira, 11 untcr, Mesdamoß Barlow, Tompkins, and child, Armstrong*- Shopherd, Burseli. Messrs. Gillies, Taylor, Stafford, Barlow, 11' Alpine, Dcdaries, Taylor,. Tompkins, Brown, Grav, Tnrnbuil, Oakey, Withers, Lata. Cullen, Davis, Miller, lyhiteombo, Campbell. Holland, Lover. sedge, Egan, Wright, Payne; Harper, Hill, Jones, Frator, Armstrong, Soimess, King, Sccley, Parsons, Parkinson, Jobson, Murray, Ooates, 8ur.6011, ffydn; 40 Bteerago. 1 : MONGWAI, s.s. (8.15 a.m.), 3433 tons, Bcrnech, from Auckland, Qiaborno, and ; Napier. Passengers:.,. Saloon—Missea . Wilkinson, . O'Sullivan, North, Mesdames Wilkinson, M'Mtllati, Messrs. Hlllyer, Wilkinson, Murrie, M'JlUllan, Ludwig, Baird;-3. atoerage. • ■ PUTIKI, s.s. (8.45 o~m.), •. 409 tone, Dewhurst, from Wangaaul roadstead; .... ~ - COP.INNA, s.s.. (9.45 a.m.). 1271 tons, Cameron, from Onehuhßa and Ne\v'Jlymonth, .■ HOTOITI, a.s.' (9.45 a.m;), i 159 tons, Kennedy, from Qroymouth, Westport,, and 'Nelson. Passengers: 'Saloon—Miss Dixon, -Mesdames ,Exley, M'Csrthy and. boy, Wilson,: Moots. Haden, Roberts, Wills* Perotti (2), .Anderson, Sotheran., Kay, l Low. Payno, Fols, Wilson 1 6 steerage. _MANAKOA,' 5,5...(2.20 p.m.), 122 tons, Hart, from Havolock. . WAIItATT, s.s. (2;25 p.m.), 93 tons," Vondorc, from Motneka. • I . . , . . , . WEI)NT)3DAY, JUNE 30. . TAEAPUNA,'s.s. (2.20 a.m.), 1036 tons, Stewart, from, Picton,and Nelson. ■ ■ DEPARTURES. . TUESDAY, JUNE 29. ROB BOY, s.s. (12.50 a.m.), 95 tons, M'lntyrp, for Puponga. KOKOMIKO, s.s. (6.40 a.m.), . 1541 tonsi Ohrisri, for: Westport. . MAjPOURIKA, s.s; (1 p.m.),. 1203, tons, - Kennedy, for Picton, Nelson, Westport, and Greyraouth. Passengers—Saloons* For Picton-^Messrs;..Witban, Scott. For 'Nelson-Miss Nalder, Mesdames Pringlo, Louisson nnd 'obild, Messrs.. Sheather and cluld, laylor,. For .Westport-Miss Pearcc, Mra.'.Barlow.' ircssrs: Duncan, Barlow,. Bridge, Scott. For Qreymouth—Misß Daw, Son 6 }Ere^ith LloSSr6 ' JJcrry ' Collilla > • Par-.

POHEEUA. s.a.. (4*5 . 1175 tons. Robertson, for ■ Groymouth. T UOHOWAI. -sA.- (s'p.mO, 3433 .tons, Berneeh, for LyUelton: and Dunedra. •• PassenOTrn-Saloon: For Lyttolton—Misses M'Arthur, Donnelly,/ Mcsdames Choldcrs, GaUaKhcr, Hoii. llr.: Smith, i1.L.0. - For Duneta-Mrs. Smith,, Mr. Duxtablo. •. . . : WAISIEA, s.s.Y (5.50 :p.m,),. .454 tons. ;Wildman, for Nolaon and West Coa'st. . . ; PATEKNAIB.B. (8.5 p.m.), 1212 toils.' Mttiinins. for. . Passengers: Saioon-Mcsaamcs Blaoli, Whito,-l!ov. Bartley, .Bov.-Gilbert.- Kov. .Graham Father Lynch, Messrs'. Barker, Stewart, Black,

EXPECTED ARRIVALS. • •. Aorore,- Patea, Junc~3Q,'. ' . ' .»• liana; * Patea, JuncA3o,> J' " ' :Waihi. Pupbnga, Juno 30. .'■ '' hahu, Napier, Juno 30. v '• ; - ; Stormblrd,: Wanganui, June' 30. v - ; Queen.of. tlio South, Foxton, June 30. . Maori,' Lyttolton;;June 30. .. . i Waipori,. Weatport.. Juno 30*'7-."^ Manuka, Sydney direct. ; Juno 30. : » • Ngahere, * Greymouth, July 1, , Arahura, West Const, July , 1.';: , • Pateena, Lyttolton, July l.;- •. v\- . Alexander,.Picton, July 1. '.v Opawa, '.Blenheim.:;July,;l. ; ;' 1 Manaroa,'lfotueha, July L . • Wftirau, Nelson, July 1.- " ;'. \ ; Taluno, Duncdin ; and Lyttelton,''July i. ; --C • Rosamond, Onchungav via ports,.July h . Arapawa,'Wangnnui, July. 1, . ..v . r . '• KiripaUa,'.Patea;'July 1...... i Sydney, via Aticblurid; and 'porta, j Mporalii. ; , Molbpnrno, via Hobart and porte, ■Jlapourilja'-West Coast, July 3.>' V' Orari, Waltara, Julv 4. i- ' ~ Honownii'.'OunadiiV' Lyttolton, July,. 4..' : Stariof . Scotland; Wanpanui, July,.4. " Tarawera f j 'Auckland, via '.porta, July' 6.

* ; .. PROJECTED DEPARTURES.' 1 I : Haia, AYithcanui,; Juno 20. , ;7 Blenheim, Blbnhcini, Juno ! 30.' '' Kinpaka, Patea,', Juno .30.. ' i:' ; : 3 Manoroa, aioUiokai'Jiino'3o.;-.' : \ • Aorero,, Patra, June 30. S ■ , .V . ( : - ■ Wakatu, Kal|toura and Lyttelton, June'3o.'' Jane ; Douglas, 'Hokitika, Juno 30. Maori, Lyttolton, June 30: ; . i'Takttpnna,,Pioton 1 and Nelson, - June 30. 1 .. Oorinna., Tiraaru jand. Bunodin, Juno. 30. ■ ■ • . Potone, Greymouth, Juno 30.' >' ' ' ' ; Queen of .tho South;-.Foxton,'June 30. ' ' .-Kahu,.-Napier;?',via coast, Juno 30.' ■ ■ ' " 1 ' :. Stormbird, (Wanganiii,. Juno-30.- 1 ' V Waihi, Blenheim,- Juno, 30. , ■: . . • Pateena, Lyttelton, July 1, :; \- ' . Alexander, Nelson-and West Coast. Julv 1. i : Ornwa, Blenheim;: July 1. i ■ S n ,'rau, Nelson, Motueku,. July 1! .' '. .Talune.vAuckland, ,yin.. portSi July I.' i ■ Manuka, Melbourno, vi.v southern ports; July 1. Arapawa, Wausanui, July ! l. . ■ Moeraki, : Sydney dircct, "July 2. ' Roßamond; Now'.Plymouth, Ouehunga, Ju]y'j 2 : Wimmora, Lyttelton, nnd Dunedin. Julv 2 , Turakina,: Lyttolton, July 3. ■ Arahura, Nelson and "West Cpast, July.3; : ; ' Monowai;. Auckland,.via ports., July.;s. . . Taravfera, Lyttolton and Dunedin, July:6. I Mapourika, Nelson and West Coast, July 6. i 'INTERCOLONIAL SERVICE. , ■'• . , MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS. u' of ' Melbourne June 16, for Woiiinston,.via. Hobart and southern ports, ! Ar« rived Wellington June 26. Left same, day for Bydn%^ef Juno 29. - _WARRIMOO, . s.s.; left Sydney' June 13,' for Wollington direot. .Arrived' Wellington June 23- : Loft Juno,24,..for.:Melbourne,.via southern ports : n0 Melbourne July 3. : ..WHIMERA, ib.s., .left Sydney Juno 23, for Wei- . lington via Auckland and East'.Coast■■ port*. Arrived Auokland. Juno 27. Duo Wollington July ••wnTOurl 8 '" 4 • d -7 Dunedin.; iff i?i » ' i ' «■ ', Melbourne' Juno 23, fori Wellington, via.Hobart.and; southern porto.- 'Duo Wellington July 2. -Lcavoß Bamo day for Sydney direct. Duo Sydney July 6. '' ■ . . • i ,' ■'.■ ■ i VICTORIA,'s.n., left.Dunedin June' 22,. for Wollington, .via Lyttelton./' Arrived Wellington Juno 24. Left Bamo day. for Sydnoy, via Napier, Gis- - : Auckland'. Juno, July • 1 for : Melbourne;' via southern ports and Hobart. iDuo: Melbourne July : 10, ■ , ...| -TAIiUNE, : s.s., : left. Dunedin Juno ; 29, for' Auckland, vla Lyttolton; Wellington,- Napior, and' Gisborne. Due Wellington July 1. aud .Auckland July 4, Connects with Moltoia for Sydney i MOANA, ! b.b., : loaves. Melbourne June 30, .for' Wo ing on, via Hobart and. aouthorn. ports. Duo Wollington . July ,9. '_ Leaves samo day for Syd.noy direct. Duo Sydnoy July 13. •?- . ■ , MOKOIA, s.s., leaves Sydney June 3d,'for Auok-' Uind; Due Auoklaud July. 4, and tranships to Talune, which leaves for southern ■; ports on OVERSEA SHIPPING. STEAMERS TO ARRIVE. From London, 1 , KAIICOURA (due Wellington about July 7)' Bailed on May 4, via Auckland. (New Zealand Shipping Co., agents.) .- NGEEUANA','(duo. Wellington \abont : July -14) sailed on ( May 5, via Australia, Auckland, and Napier. (Tyser Line, agents.): ■■ ' u TORAKINA (due Wellington about June ' 30), sailed on May. M,, Plymouth May 15, via Cape agents') 11 H ? bart- ■ W?w, Zealand Shipping Co.. -ATHENIO (due Wollington July 13), sailed on May 27,. Plymouth : May 29, via Cape .Town and Hobart. (Shaw,. Bavill Line, agents.) : . STAR OF AUSTRALIA (duo Wellington about July 28), sailed . May 29, via, Australian porta and Auckland. (Tyser Line, agents.) ■ ■ ■ ' KUMARA : (duo Wollington . abontAugust 3) sailed on June 8, .via Australian ports and Auckland. : (Shaw, Sayill, and Albion Lino, agents) TONGARIRO,. s.s: (due about July 26)° saiied on Juno 12Ifor-..Wellington, via Terieriffe, Oape Town, and Hobart. (New Zealand Shipping Oo agents.) . " CDRINTHIO: (duo Wellington' about ■ August 121 sailod from London June 26; Plymouth June 27 for Wellington, via Tenorilfe, Cape .Town, and Hobart.,7(Shaw, Savill and Albion Co., agents.h From Liverpool.' ■ , MORAYSHIRE (due Wellington'about June £9) "ailed on April 24, via; Australia and Auckland! (F.H.B. ;Liue, agents.) • . , 3EVON (due. Wellington about August 6), sailed May 29,' Via. Australian portß and Auckland (F.IT.S. Line,' agents.) ; , . CORNWALL (duo. Wollington about August 30) Bailed from Liverpool on June 26, via Australian ports and Auckland. , (F.H.S. Line, agenS.) , From New YoKk. . . 1 WALKURE (duo Wellington about . July 8) , sailed on May 3, for Wellington dircct. • (Vacuum Oil Co.. agents.) ■ ■ ~ ! August 6), sailed • on May 13, via Australiii and Auckland. (A and 1 A. Ijine. agents.) ' 1 GLODEVON (dne - .' Wellington about August' . 27), sailed-on June 8, via Austra ian norts nnrl 1 Auoklaud. (New Zealand Shipping Co aeenfs 1 ■ t TOJrOANA (due Wellingto/Kut September ' 8), palled on June 15 via' Australian ports ond i Auclclund. (Tysor Line, agents.) 1 ■" SAILER ;to Altltivj:.' ' : . for L WeUing"S UC ' 6ailed ' troai L»'«Pool May 27, ,j .' HV TELEGRAPH, | OVERSEA. ' , . LONDON, June 29' Arrived.—Whakorua, from ; aisborne; Toko- » maru, from the Bluff. ' ■ lO * o r Sa(lcd.-Corintbie, for, Wellington.'.'' "l s »

COASTAL. TUESDAY, TONE 29. OAPE MAKIA VAN DIEMEN. A steamer, probably the.Ennerdale, passed oast Ut 5 Hißlt t Victoria passed west at 9.15 aim, ' • AUCKLAND. • ' . Sailed.—Wlmmera, for southern ports. Piia, sonars-Saloon: For Wellington-Mian To (id, Mr, •' i ■ noKiArjoA. :■ Arrived.—Ganymede, , fronj. Lyttolton; Mary Isabel, from Greymouth, bound for Whanirape. . ONEUCNGA. Sailed.—Kotuku (4 p.m.), for New Plymouth. ; NEW PLYMOUTH _ Arrived.-Eosaiuond, (12.30 p.k), : from Oneuunga. ' . v :■. «?iL lc^T t Aorcro > , t6JO ™ nro.V.- for Wellington; Mana (6.15 p.m.), for ; Welhngton- ' ■ 'WANGANUT, . : ' ■■ ' (5.60 a.m.V from' WellingSailed.—Stormbird :(6.5 . p.m.),. for Wellington. i napiee: /..;' ' Arrived.-Tariwcra .(10 a.m.), from Wellington: ' , ■' ■ FOXTOX. 'weitoeteS^' o£: tho ;Rout - H ' 30 : p; " 0 - for ■ PIGTOff Arrived.—Aranawa (5.65 a.m.). from Wellington; ■ if i? ,n, '!v from Wellington. Railcd.-Hapourika' (7.55 p.m.). for Nolson. To sail.—Taltapuna (8.30' p:m.), for, Wellington^ BLENHEIM. ; ' To sail,—Waihi (11 p.m.), for Wellington., KELSON. • Sailed.—Alexander (4 p.m.), for I'icton. \ ■ • ; WESTI'ORT. r , Arrivcd.—Keguluß (7JO p.m.), -from: Wellinirton. LtTTELTOJf. ' : . -Arrived.-ltaorl "(7 . a:m.), from Wellington! from HavtSSdt Glsborne ' Amelia ; .Sims,.'schooner, for D » ned > r| ! Maori ' (8.E5 p.|UJ,, for Wellingtons >: Passengers: Saloon— ?, s ' ri ? ol6on - Holbon, Paten, Black, Oholmondley,' Williams, Moffat, O'Neill, Kelly, Mesdames Williams, , Salmond,' Cotton! Si5 W VriP u lterfleld, Salter,i Manning, Grant, and Miller, .Mr. Justice< Williams, Capt. Bone *fr' W. L. Blamire3, Jfeßsrs. J. Jl; Beid, Armitago,.Brown, Borthwick. Neale, Budl?en,; Hooper. ; Balmond, IlaEgitt, Cotton,- Knud> Huhlm??'u'dS®' B L ( i har(ls '^woM,'Oarrad;^Scott, Pnfc 'n™M lion, i9!, a . n<!sr ' Grlfflthj Dale, Larney, Palmer, Ooghlan, -H Kay, Player, Shanks. Even* fjon,Coord, . Scully, .Findlay;' Camb, " Eccleton teiv V' 1^ nlcol '".' l , GilI eepic.' WiUft,: Shepherd,' Wright, Virtue. MKeown, Wilkins,- Brittendcn* &raw Grant,.'and . Milleri; 40' /" ■'. " " ■ - DONEDIN. llMw^ibfe GrC ¥^': via;n ¥=': Oo^t I 'n7jf lun p ; 0 f®- 1 '- H Sjfinw, via East ■ ir- ports '. ? as Be»gers-!3aloon: For . Wei line- I ton-Misses Arthur, 'il'GratU. ' Wobdhbuse"-Mes;' l fc®®* M|d. tJreo ehildren.iMessrs.-aiart, o.' : Stewart, Smith,T,' W; Whitson,- Master. Hart. ro^Kiwior— Missesi Curtis. (2), ,jrra.i.Arthur, Mr! to ArtrtSrW tG'*ornc-Miss -Whitson.. lor Auckland—Jfisscß .J. P,• , Deas,% Ingram: ITcs* dames Lawson, Hodges, Mr.THodues../,

TILES BY TIIB DOfilDP r?J w 'TO'!fi S »' los for Messrs;' 1 'Briscoe and O 0 . : , Ltd., Wellington,are to arrive.,by the Italian fcSFSf'IPS Wh ° h * nh the loading 'mrttli' ; WDo !'• p ™ ..'.opnilnß ORAM'S MOVEMENTS, i ?®"i .Zealand ■ Shipping: Company's- .Orari WnTfSrirlSi i f<)r Wnitara. to-morrow. ■": From Waitara sho is;expected'to reach Wellington'on July I : n9Xt '' an ■ A nn, ly.;fro,m : this Port Z THE KAIKOUEA, On Friday next the New Zealand Shipping.Company's; steamer Kaikoura■: is ■ to leave Ancfc land for the south. She makes a call. at. Napier , • TOMOANA LEFT NEW; YORK; ■'•' i J?™!, 0 s '^ s,^ a t thj Tyser'steatier 'Tomoana left New York or, Jnno 20,- bound for 2™! Sydney,' Auckland, Wellington, liyttelton, and Duncdin,:' S.he is due -at .Wellimrton about the first, week-in September.'"- . v i TURAKINA FROM HOBART-' ; •'.•'■ i ■ Should 'untoward tiappcnl'' tho' Tura-' kiua> iato ■■reach thiß port ' from Ilob.irt' about 5 will be engaged in Wellington; discharging cargo and; loading tool until ;flatur. ton •/ C ' D . ° fqr' : Lyttel. : . CORINTHIO SAILS • FOR WELLINGTON. • ' ! 'Though the: Shaw-Savili ; steamer Corinthie. Was a. day. late: in reaching London, 1 she did ;not' make a lone stay there,', for .a'.Qablehaß-'bccn -received by her-local agents announcing- horde--inarturc'.frojn Plymouth for -Wellington, on Juno ,27.; She comes m Tcnoriffo, Ciipo.Town. asd, liobart, and is :.auo here jabouti.Aiigust'-IZ. ■ :V:

' MOIiATSHIEK DUE TO-DAY.'. . The Morayshire,;, which is due from Sydney this morning;,'had a line wcathor passage.from Livoniool. to Australia;- - A death, 'occurred on hoard. the steamer. Before she reached Bydnow deceased betas; a. quartermaster named Bichard O Connoll;: A few minutes past nino he was seen nttiring preparatory 1 to-taking' a turn at the wheel,, but three bmutcs later he, was found dead. Hla body was buried at Bca the same evening... - ; / - •' - •••• ... ' A SUGAR TIiADE ' BTEAHEB.' ': A' ,first\vißit'to Auckland is boing made by' the' ■S.S.;Fiona,: wbich'arrivod from Fill- on-Monday.' She'ls owned, by tbo Colonial Sugar Iteßning Oo.i of.Sydney,, and .was built specially for the Bugat' trade betwoen Australia,' Fiji, and' New Zealand On the voyage from Middlesborough to Fiji she had a cargo: valued at • £50,000, and, as 'she was rather long,on, the trip,' the; London;underwriters reinsured a ; number of their lines at 5 guineas'per cent. . , . Tho Fiona is' a steel 1 ' screw . three-masted steamer of 2615 tons, built at Middlesborough and launched in-'. Marchby , Bir i Raylton Dixon and Co.- Sho ' is ' equipped with the Harkor 'system of. extinguishing Arcs in ships' h'olds, invented' by; Dr. - JJarkcr, and -Capt; :T. t: Grainger, Of Sydney.'j'. , ; ./„■ . ..i A HISKY CIIAIJTER. : A'v curious incident "'rolatW 'to : international'i shipping transactions w»b reported in-Tyneside in; May., ,\Ve ; quote-from a' Homo eichango:— •; ■ - A steamer, Vfhs required on a Government form of-charter for a period of onoyear by, a Tyne firm -of shipbrokcrs;.;, Recently. negotiations were ■ .onened out with, tho'South Country- represents ■ tives of n German flrmfor acquiring a suitablo :vessel. ■' '•■; ■- - •; Eventually tho 'Tyne j Arm received a- telegraphic communication from tho agents, brioflv intimating.. among, other, things, that 'in-the, event of war breaking out between "Germany and England,) during the running'of the charter; each, party .-wus to havo, the option of cancelling .Inquiries show that the vessel ;was of Gorman nationality, and tho owners.'had- their', place'of business near a German naval-port. Tho Tyneside firm Subsequently: received a conilrmaiorv letter,, but they could not see their way to accept the steamer in view of this clanse, and the vessel was not'chartered.. . ■ . Negotiations .woro afterwards successfully carried through, for a. Bteamcr of similar tonnage and a nationality..'; : „>y . The now dock at Dnnedin is to be opened today. * ' v. ■- Mr. ft. G. Young yesterday joined-tho Coilnna ob, purser."'. '■ - - . ■ . . n 'M.S. .Pioneer,' the naval -reserve ship.' 1 ' is'l"toleavo IVollington'for Tuesday.' >'■ _Oapt. Bono, marine superintendent for the Hew Zealand-Shipping Company, returns from -the south this morning. Havingcompleted and'/survey, the Blackball Coal Company's collier Petono leaves' to-day. for Grevmouth,.. where sho is to load & carpo for Napier. > •; ' . Boveral of tho smaller steamers that were to have , sailed for various destinations last nisht remained In port, dwinp to the heavy sea running.in the strait. v . . . Mr. Cleverley/ assistant - lteht-keep'cr at Moko. hinou. has bcea to .Capo, Oampboll. ana is coming down to .hig now station by.'the Government steamer ; lUnemoa. • v ;■ * i Provided , the bar Js negotiable.'' the Nffahcro ibi /.to* jeavo Qreymouth fofc> Wellington to-day. P hc i b Q r i^ B . a cargo of coal: for tho New/Zea- : Land • Shipping Company** steamer, Tarakina. w S ir Sc '! l?cr nn4 " 00-'-i'Steamer.: Putikicamo 1 n«cxpectodly ; yesterday : tnorninir, she had been off ,the Wantrnnui bar for three " &£L unablc \°-i, cros ? Awards, and, as the coniitions were si ill unfavourable on Jlondayniffht 3lio came on to ; WcMlngton.. * Ooallnp.''atKirkwall., Orkhc^ : on May 19' tho i mttleship Kiiifr Edward VII,. the flagship of the 1 ' fl f o Suiv's Cßr m c °mmnnd -of tho Homo Fleet.*' ' SmSW'tS' tali, V'' lo2l tons from the .olliers m throo hours and. twenty-one minutes. -Owtng -to heavy raiiis at Melbourne.'tho ,work if 'transbipping explosives from the Tvser Line itcamer was greatly retarded,, and he vessel had to remain a dny longer at that ■ lort than was expected. She is hot'due at Wei- ! ington till July 14. ■ , ' Cape Maria van Diemcn llghthonso is claimng tho attention of tho Government steamer Linemoo: to-rtny, and, when sho has finished s-ork there, she will come down the West Coast »i tue island, and look In .at Kaipara and Onetunpa. ... , Wlien the Lauderdale has completed discltargo if Uer timber cargo at Tirnaru, she .goes to W. Oamaru to lift, a eatgS for • Napier ■nd Auckland. On discharge at the latter Iport.he will- take "the loading-berth at Uokianga •lid Qreymouth,..and fill up with New Zealand imbcr for Laimceston; and Adelaide.-; ' - A series of ,splendid views-of Aurora Australis xtonding over several nights- ..were obtained rom tho Aberdeen liner MiltiadeS'whilst sho was rossing tho Southern Ocenn, , bn. :her vdyaee rom. London, via Cape , Town (to > Melbourne r »! of whom tncro wero nearly 200, wero reatb jntercFted in the spcctade. They also 'Itncsjcd A total eclipM or iha iaoon on-Jtuio