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phases or Tim moon Novruma, Last carter "Y ' ' g JgSS Full moon , 27 82! p m HIflH WATER. Tadaj, 116 am KG nra To morrow, 26 am, 234 p m SUN. Run rices todav, 429 am, sets, 641 pm ARRIVALS. MONDAY. NOVEMBER 8 TUTANFKAI «s (10 20 am), 811 tone, Post from Cook Btrnit liyttclton and hiikourd TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 9 JTJJfFE se-(0 30 am), from Bunbury. via Fre mantle and Melbourne PEPARTURES. MONPAy, NOVUMBEE 8 TTJTANEKAI, s s f55 a m). 811 tons. Post for TAKAPUNA ss (12 60 p ra), 1036 tone Stewart, for Pictnn and Noljoo Pafiscngers-Saloon For Pioton-Miww Hall Walker, MacaHstor. Hit Bill Mesdamos Crawford CiEoy ond 3 children, Burns IHcalntcr Iridv Vakeifl. Mosorn Spetico. Tavloi, Ncsbit ilillor, Oonnell, Lealle, Sim mondi, liindow loader For NHson-tiurucs Kjnvctt, Tay'or, Mrn Komptl'ornc, Mcsers lfounK Kempthonie, JToletta 4Uport, Burnett Dim-vnt ThomnG Smith lOMO, ss (315 pm), 12,232 tone Robortn, for LvttcUon MONOWAI, 6R (4 5(1 pm), 3<35 tons, BraitU, for Napier, Gisborne, and Auckland PaEe*n jcrs-Saloon Tor Napier-Messrs Pan Wil'iarnp For Gisborne-Mcwi Livett and Lory For Auoklind—Mms Donaldson Mrs Doraldson, Gap tain Archer, Messrs Bennett and Donaldson en (8 5 pro). 3399 tons. Hunter, for VVttolton 110 seloon passenger* KATAPOI, as fe4S pin ), 2C03 tons, H'Lead. for fcyttelton is (},35 pm), 182 tons, Carlson for Cast Ooasl EXPECTED ARRIVALS. Olan Sinclair, Australian waters, November 9 Jynee, Burtburs. via Melbourne. November 9 Mararoa, Lyttelton, November 9 Manaroa, JfotuoV.n, Novcmbor 9 Hula, Wanßttnn), November 9 v Wakatu Lytflton Klilronra November 9 Mana, Patea November 9 *R-vkanoT., Southern pom November 9 Aleiandcr, Wanganut, November 9 TaraWera, Auckland, Gisborne, Napier, Novem bcr 9 Mangapapa Weatport 9 Quoen of the B>uth, Foitoo, November 9, Aorere Patci, Novinber 9 Takapuua Nelson, Picton, November 9 Rollins, Wi-itport November 9 f-itlnnA. SOUtbtirn poita November 10 Warnmoa. Sydnoy, November 10 Ainhurn, Oroymoath, VVon'port, Nelson, Pic ton, Novemher 10 - Arapana, Wing-inni November 10 Maori, Lytteltnn, November 10 , Bnru, Napier, via coait, Novembei 10 Runutaka, jonthrrn ports November 11. Nikon, Neloon, JKotuoka November 11 Noma, Suva, Auckland, November 11 Haiiroto, Papeete Hnrntonera \ovomlier tl Viotorla, Duncdfn, Lyitelton, November \V Waikare, Napier. Olsborpe. Auckland Novcra TJlimaroa Melbourne, via eoelh Novomber 12 Jlojnraond, Orehunua, New Plymouth Novem Monowai, Auckland, Oisbornc, Napier, Novcm , bcr 16 Drnylon Orange, snnthorn ports, November 1? Manuka Sydney. Novomber 17 PRpjECTEP DEPARTURES. Onawa, Blenheim, November 9 Mararoo,, Lyttelton, Novoiubor 9 Mipounka. Nelson West Coast Novomber 9 I TttraWera, Lyttclton, Dunedin Novomber 9 P.ikanoa, Picton, 1 West Coast, Novemhor 10 Mangapapa, Wostport, Karamca November Iα Aorero, I'atca, November ID Wakatu, Kaikoura, Lyttclton, November 10 Nov°e r X'r , l0 KolSOn, N ° W Pl7month ', Onehunsa Iluia, Wanganui, November 10 i Manaroa, Havclock, Polorna Sound, November Alexander, Nelson. West Coast, November 10 TaUapuna, Picton, Nel«on, November 10 Maori, Lyttolton, November 10, ' Kiripaka, PaUtv, November 10 Mana, Patea, November 10 i i Queen of tho South Foxton, November 11 Arapavva, Wanganui, November 11, Flora, Napier, Gisborne, Eaet Coast bxye, No* vomber 11 Nikau, Nelson, Motueka, November 11, Warrimoo, Molbiurno via south 11 Victoria, Napier. Oisborne. Auckland, Sydney, WailtMc, Lyttolton, Dunedin, November 1? 'TJPmaroft, Sydney Novomber 12 Arahura, Picton, Nelson, West Coast. November ItoFamond, Pioton, Nelson, New Plymouth. Ono liunga, November 16 Mpnowai, Lyttfltop, Dnnedin, November 16 Kimutaka, London November IB INTERCOLONIAL SERVICE, MOVEMENTS OF STEAMfiES . W 4#si Uoo ' ! 8 • lclt Sydnoy November 6, or Wellington direct. Duo Weillnntofa Noyom' bor 10 Loaves November 11, for Melbourne "ia southern ports and Hobart Duo Melbourne Novomber 20 ULIMAEOA, β-i. loft Melbourne No\embei ! or Wclliniston via Hobart and bouthern porte )uo Wellington November 12 Leaves earao dav fo w^T y i ll ?i?'v dlrcct , Dno Sydn, ; y Nqvon;i3r 16 WAIkAUE, ss, lcavps Auckland No\ember 9 or Qlsborne, Napitr, and WclllnKtOh Due Wcl lngton NoTumbpr 15, with, tranehViaents ex Ma heno from Sydney VICTORIA, 88, leavo? Dunedin Novomber 9 or liyttelton and 'Velllngton Duo Welllnctod fovombec 11 Ijeav<s Eame day for. Napier, Qls )ornc. Auckland, Sydney, Duo Sydney Novem. MANUKA, sj, loaves Sydney November «, f or i Wellington direct Duo Wellington November 17 Lcnvos NpvciDber 18 {or Melbourne, via southern ports and Hobart Due Molbburno November 27. OVERSEA SHIPPING. STEAMERO TO ARRIVE From London. STAR OF SCOTLAND (duo about Novomber 16) sailed on Sontembu 24 via Melbourne. Sydnoy. and AUcklind (i'yor bmc. ceenu) TOriAKINA (du: about ftoveuiber 16), sailed on October 1, via 'l'eiieriffo, Cape Town, dud Hobart { %\ r??f 1 .?? (1 ,J lU,BI, i ,1B V<>WW. agents ) VVAUVMJA Wuo about November sailed on October 6, via Auckland (Shaw, bavin, and Albion Co , agent<i ( ) ' ATHEiNIU (aue about liov ember 30), sailed on October 15, Plymouth October 17, via Tcncriffe Cape Town, end. Hobart. (S)iaw, bavlUi and AlDion 00, ngenti) PAPANUi (ttUt ahout December 4), sailed on October 16, via Cape lown (New Zealand Ship ping Compiuy, agents) Ni'EEHAfIA (due about Ileoembcr 25), sailed on October 19, via Australian porta, Auckland, and Napier (Tyser Lint agents) TONGARIKO (duo about December 14), sailed on October 29, Plymouth Ootober 30, via Tone nffe, Capo Tovvn, Hobait (New Zealand Bhip puiß Company, agents) faTAE Oil CANADA (duo about December 30) Balled on November 4, via Australian ports and Auokland (Tyser Uno, agents) From Llvorpool. SUSSEX (duo about November 30), sailed on September 16. via Melbourne, Sydney, and Auckland (FJIH Line, agonta) NAIRNSUJBE (due about December 18), sailed on October 16, vi* Sydney and Auckland (FIIS Line, agente) KABAIUiA (due about Docombcr 26), soiled on October 50, via Adelaide and Auckland. (Shaw, Savill and Albion Company, agents) From. How York. INDEADEVI (uno sbout December 1), railed on September' 12, via Australian porte and Auckland (Tysor Uμ, agents) ADCHtNDAIiE (due about December 27). sailed 6n October 1. via Auckland. IVaouum OH Oom pany, agents,) FALLS OF NITH (duo about Dccembor 11) sailed on Octobor 2, via Australia and Auck land (Now Zealand Smppine Company, agcnU) INDRAQHIBI (duo about December 24), sailed on October 20, via Australian ports and Auck land. (Tjeer Line, agents ) B\ILERS TO ABBTVB JOHN LOOKETT, barque, sailed from Liverpool September 15, for Wellington (Messrs. Johnston and Co,, Ltd, agenti) DORIDE, ''barque, sailed from Marseilles on August 23 (Briscoa and Co, Ltd, agents) BTTELEORiPH. OVERSEA. AIjBANT, November f) Arrived.-Snsscx, , . from I/lvcrpool. MELBOURNE, November I. i Arrived.—Star of' Scotland, Irom London. ADELAIDE, November 8. 'Arrived.—Eaitongata, from New Zealand. ' COASTAL. MONDAY, NOVEMBER 8. AUCKLAND Arrived.—H.M.S.: ChaUonKcr, frdm the Kcrmadecs; : Qanymedo, bartiuc,. from NowcastlOi Navua (7 p.m.), from Suva. Arrived.—Ganymede (8 a.m.), from Newcastle: Navim (this evening), from Fiji. Sailed.—Mabenb (Ui p.m.), for Sydney. KAIPARA HEADS. , Sailed -Ennerdalo, for Molbonrne. NEW PLTHOTJTH. (4 30 a.m), from Onchunga. Sailed—Rarawa (835 pm ), for Onehunga NAPIER. ' ' Sallcd.-Tarawora (2 45 p.m), for Wellington. Passengore. Baloon-ltee9rs Prime, Lyenar, and Mills; 1 steerage To jall-Buru (i for welllsEton, vU the coast.
PICTON. Arrived-Melbourne (2 41 p m in the Etieim) from Newcastle. Tilapuiin, (155 pn|, from Wellington Bailed -Takapuna (7 p ni >, for Nelson NKLSON. To sail -Takapuna (2 pm to morroiy), for Pic ton WERITOIty Sailed — Eognlus (2 pin ) for Wellington GKESTMOPTII Arrived —Petoiic (7 am), Irom Wellington, Arahura (B am), from Westport Sailed-Ngjhcro C2O aro), for Wellington. liYTTEI/rON. Sailed-Jtakanoa (12 50 pm). lor Wellington, htorra, foi WanKanui; (]ftnopu«, for Wcstpoit. Defender, for Picton, (lrcyinoath, and ltokltlku. Mivmroa (6 20 pra ), for Wel'ington PaißcncerE Httloon—Mis<ei Arrow. Wilton Msrron, Auld Adams, Mwkci Cotton tfutt, Burns loolte, Miudoish Peart Adamc, Callaßhrn Gn diner, Trout and family, Col luson, Cipt Phan non, Messrs Kennedy, Thompson, Oliver Mußker, Meddiiißj Ilnst. ffatkine, Nutt Burn= Baker, ITycrs, Tlapnis. Ueauroont, Niohnlls Focke, Coirns, Te'fonl, Adams Graichcn, liar broo, Wilford, Mr, farkcr. infStt, Coolc, John son. Gray, Adam , !, Mfelierf>, Simpson, Ilallcv. Miller, Mu'ley, Hhaw, Bojos, M Kcnzio, Cal laghan, '.vlngUnne Davidson, Palmor, Npttlo ton, Mnrdoch, Andrea Itookay, KRclciton. Hich ardson, Rnllnan, Millington, Perkins, Hunter. Beat'ion, M Louffhliri 'Younu, Corcoran, BravEon Green, Tovlcr. Callaphan, Gardiner. Frost Has tere Callaghan, ajd Onrdincr; 20 btceraEC TIMARU Sailed -Corinna H 45 p m ), for Wellington PORT CHALMERS. Sailed.—Drayton Grange H.tO p.m.), for Bluff. BI.UFF. Arrived— Ullmaroa (10.W a.m.). from Kelbourno and Ildbart. Passengers—Saloon: l'or-WollinEton —Miasca Galbraitu, Boyd, Fletcher, Golduraith HolTc, Neilson, Jnel'mnn, A»rher, Mathor, Wird Mesdame? Jackmnn Withani and 2 children Phillips, Da'gleish Dimond, Messrs Dimond Jackman, Bush, Chlirch, it' Donald, Dalclel'h Butler Drtither, Austin, and Dr. Jones. Monna from Duncdin. Sailed—Moana (6 pm), for Holiart JCNEL , , PEOM MrLnOUENE ShortU after midnight the steamer Junee ar riied in tho stream from Bunbury, Ma Fro mantle and Melbourne By means of tne Morse signal lamp she reported a very dirty piuscagc across tb2 Tasman Sea. All well on board. THE ABAHURA Tolographio advice received by the Union Co statc3 that the Arahura was to leavo Qroymouth last night for Wortport Irom iho latter nort eho sane at 8 a m to day for Kelson, I'n.ton, and Woluneton, and in the ordinary caurso should reach here early tomorrow evening SUSSES AT ALBANY A cablegram from Albany announces tho ar rival ot that port of the i'oderal iiouldcr Mnro liner bussst The ves3tl is bound from Ltvoi pool to and Nev "iea'and ports, and has evidently inailo i> call at A!lj.ny to replonisn buultcri She is now expected to roach Wellington about .\u\embcs; 29 v THE PAKF.IU SOLD "Fiirplay" ropotfU that tho slccl s« Pakeha,, <331 tons gross, 2842 tons net, built by Meeere Hopner and bob, btOmti. in 1890, and onned by the Shaw, hovill, nrj Albion Company, Ltd, London, has been bold io Meosrs Vcetoy Bros, West Bmithfield, and ronaiaed tho Lizanlia MOVEMENTS OV THE OPAWA. Itovoments of the Now Zealand Shipping Com pany's Opawa aro now announced.'. Tho nteamor leaves here towards the end of the week for the Bluff, antt Hfttrwarub calls j.t Waitara, Auck lend, Qijborne, and Napier. She then returns to Wellington, and will leave here for London about December' 16. SALE Of. THE AWArtOA. The Bale 11 loported ot tho es to an Auckland shipping syndicate, who intend em ploying hei jn the excursion and coastal' trade at ~and Tho Awitroa was built in 19i)o by MeEfra Morri%on and Sons, of bydncy, to tho order of tho halpira Steamship Company, Ud, for tho Northern Wairoa tiado, and ls'u, popular passenEoi , boat Hho,is also very fast. Her first cicursion will bo to Waiworo, on the King's Birthday Mr Stanley G Ohambore, of Vlotona Arcailf, is tho. agent for tho vob=ol-Auckland "ilorald," i Tbo auxiliary ecow Echo in at present at Wat tara, but is rtady to leavo for Groyniouth to day Tho Union Company's co'lior Waipori is timed to 'eavo westport it soven o'clock this/Homing with a cargo of coal for bjdnei The Fangapapa h expected from Wostpo r t to night or to-morrow morning She will be dispatched from here for Wostport and Kara mea. > Advicttircoeived yesterday by tUe ifarino Be partmsnt stated Uit\t 'ho Oovernmcnti steamer Hmottioa was at iiokiauca From KoLianca eho is to go to ICiiparo. and then on to Mrnu is due back in Uolllngton about the end of the week. According to picsert orranuemento the Drav ton Granse, which left Port Chalmers for Bluff yesterday, wil larnve back In 'WuihngtoYi on iVcdnesday, November 1/, and will sail finally Tom this port for Avonmouth about two davs later At an early hour yoatcrd&T morning tho iovernment etoamcr Tutanol'ai loft foi Cook Strait to commence caWo rupalrs, but tho weather proved too bad to admit of hor carryng out operations, and- she returned to' bort boforo noon. A recent issue of the' "Daily Commercial News and Shipping List" statos that tho Clan Sinclair sailed : from Munto Video on Octobor 31 for WolHngton, Brlebnnc, and Sydney An AustT»llai exchange states that tho Colonial Sugar Rodping Company, litd., has engajrotl several tramp stoamers to briutr fall car som of sugar to thfc Oommonwonlth, ond it is >ossiblo tbet the Oaldegrovc, which is to leave Java -ncit month, will come to New Zealand I ports I After bolnK delayed here for a couple of days, owing to phortaco of truoVn, the Union Com pany's Knlapoi loft for Lyttclton last night Tho Kini has still the major portion ot nor cargo to diachnrsti.
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Dominion, Volume 3, Issue 659, 9 November 1909, Page 7
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