INTERCOLONIAL SERVICE.

Dominion, Volume 4, Issue 1223, 4 September 1911, Page 7

INTERCOLONIAL SERVICE.

MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS. ITLIMAItOA, fc'.s.. left Melbourne August 30 for llobnrt, southern ports and Welling* ton. Due Wellington .September 8. Leaves same day for .Sydney direct. Duo Sydney Soptember 12. WAKRIMOO, s.s., left Sydney September 2 l'or Wellington direct. Due Wellington September 6. Leaves September 7 for southern ports, Hobart, and Melbourne. Due Melbourne September 16. VICTOIUA, s.s., loft Sydnry August 30 for Auckland, Gishornc. Napier, and Wellington. Ihic Wellington September 8. Leaves same day for Lrttelton and Duncdin. MOEIiAICI, e.s., leaves Melbourne' September 6 for llobart, southern ports, and Wellington. Duo Wellington September 15. Leaves Fame day for Sydney direct. Due Sydney September 10.

OVERSEA SHIPPINC. STEAMERS TO ARRIVE. From London. WHAKARUA (duo about September 13), sailed on July 6. via Australia, Auckland, and Napier. (Tysor Line, agents.) RIMDTAKA (duo about September SI, sailed on July 8. via Auckland. (New Zenland Shipping Co., agents.) T'AINUI (due about September 5), sailed on July 22, via Cape Town and Hobart. (Shaw. Savill and Albion Co., agents.) INDRABARAH (duo about September 23), sailed July 22. via Australia and Auckland. iTyser Line, agents.) ROTORUA (duo about September 18), sailed on August 5, via Capo Town and Hobart. INcw Zealand Shipping Coagents.) IvAI ORA (duo about September 22). sailed ou August ,4, via Auckland. (Shaw, Savill, and Albion Co., agents.) From Livorpool. . SURREY (duo about September 4), sailed on June 24, via Cape Town, Hobart, Auckland, and Napier. (F.-H.-S. Line, agents.) KENT (due about October 3), sailed on July 29, via Cape Town, Hobart, and Auckland. (F.-H.-S Line, agents.) From Montreal. KARAMEA (due about September 9), sailed oil Juno 29, via Australia and Auckland. (Now Zealand Shipping Co., agents.) CAPE CORSO (due about October 12), sailed on July 30, via Australia and Auckland. (New Zealand Shipping Co., agents.) WHAKATANE (duo about October 30). sailed on August 23, via Australia and Auckland. (New Zealand Shipping Company, agents.) From New York. CAPE OETEGAL (due about September 8). sailed on June 17, via Australia and Auckland. (Tyser Line, agents.) WALKURE (due about September 18), sailed on July 1, via Auckland. (Vacuum Oil Co., agents.) TOMOANA (due about October 7), sailed on July 8, via Australia and Auckland. (Tysor Line, asent-s.) LORD LONSDALE (due about October 18), sailed on August 1, via Melbourne, Sydney, and Auckland. (Vacuum Oil Co.. agents.) (duo about October 19). sailed on Ausust 1, via. Australia and Auckland. (Dalgety and Co., agents.) From Calcutta. APAIiIMA (due about September 7). sailed on August 1. via. Singapore, Samarang, and Auckland. (U.S.S. Co., agents.) From San Francisco. AORANGI (due abont September 14, sailed on August 23, via Papeete and Rarotonga. (U.S.S. Co., agents.) From Bunbury. KANNA (duo about September 9), sailed on Augua t23, via Dunedin. (U.S.S. Co., agents.) CLAN ROSS (duo about Sentember 16), sailed on August 25, via Lyttelton. (G. H. Scales, agents.) BY TELEGRAPH. 1 — OVERSEA. SYDNEY, September "L. Arrived.—Maheno, from Auckland. Sailed.—Whakarua, for New Zealand. SYDNEY, September '£ Sailed.—Warrimoo (2 p.m.), for WelHngton. SYDNEY, September 3, Arrived.—Auchenblao, from Auckland. MELBOURNE, September 2. Arrived.—Rakanoa. from Kaipara; Moeralo, from Bluff, via Hobart. , NEWCASTLE. September 2. Sailed.—Northern Chief, for Auckland. COASTAL. SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 2. AUCKLAND. Arrived—Ngahere. from Greymouth; naupiri. from ' Gisborno and East Coast bays: Souall, from Gisbome. Sailed.—Tarawera, for southern ports. Passengers—Saloon: For Wellington— Misses Bailey and Smith. Sailed—L'nnordaJe, (or Grermouth; Koutunui, for Tokomaru Bay and Gisborne. ONEHUNGA. Arrived— Corinna, (10 a.m.), from New Plymouth. NEW PLYMOUTH. Sailed—Kotuku (5 p.m.), for Onchunga. PICTON. Arrived.—Arawa (4.50 p.m.), from Wellington. KARAMEA. Arrived.—Mangapapa (4.15 p.m.), from vi ellington. GREYMOUTH. Arrived.—Kamona (5 p.m.), and Poherua (5.10 p.m.), from Wellington. IvAIKOURA. Arrived.—Wakatu (5.30 a.m.), from - Wellington. LYTTELTON. Arrived—Hauroto (8.45 a.m.), from Wellington. POET CHALMERS. Arrived.—Waimato (12.20 p.m.), from Lyttelton; Moana, from Lyttelton. Sailed— Kotare, for Invorcargill. SUNDAY, SEPTEMBEE 3. AUCKLAND. Arrived—Victoria (11.45 a.m.), from Sydney;, Wimmera, from southern ports. ONEHUNGA. Sailed.—Raiawa (3.35 p.m.), for New mouthNAPIER. The Surroy did not rail. NELSON. Arrived.—Arahura (2.30 a.m.), from Wellington, via Picton; Nikau (5.10 n.m.), from Wellington. LYTTELTON. Arrived.—Kapiti (12.55 p.m.), from Wellington; Jlokoia (12.25 p.m.), from Wellington. DUNEDIN. Arrived.—Hauroto, from Auckland, via ports; InveroargiU, from Stewart Island. SaUed.—Kini, for Greymouth; Moana, for Bluff, Hobart, and Melbourne, ZEALANDIA AT BRISBANE. • By Telegraph-Press Asstociation-Oopyri-glit (Rec. September 3, 5.5 p.m.) Brisbane, September 3. i Arrived.—Zealandia, from Vanoouver. j Passengers—Saloon: For Wellington—Mr. Dimock, Dr. and Mrs. Park. For AuckI land-Messrs. Murdoch, Chadwick, 0'J)on- ! noil and son, OadmSau, Shaw, Wine, Brown, and Mr. and Mrs. Spratley and family. For Dunedin—Mr. Itoss. For Lyttelton—Messrs. Graham, Bato, ICely. nack, Cumin, and Sisson, Mesdames Gr> ham and Northey and 2 children. Cargo: For Auckland—22 packages sundries, 103 packages machinery, 21 cases drugs, 175 cases canncd salmon. For Dunedin—s packages suudries, 17 cases sewing machines. For Wellington—4s packages machinery, 7 casos registers, 66 cases books, 51 cases drugs. 20 cases scales, 56 cases scwinr? machines, 2CO eases pa.lmon. For Lyttelton—l2 packages machinery. 12 cases sundries, 67 packages leather, 10 automobiles, 10 cases sewing machines. For Bluff—6 packages sundries. For Timaru—B packages sundries. For Nelson—3 packagos hardware. For Napier—lo packages sunFor New Plymouth—6 cases sewing machines. For Wcstport—'7 cases sewing machines. For Gisborne—lo cases sewing machine.

WHAKAEUA EN ROUTE FROM LONDON. Messrs. Bannatyne and Co., locaJ aeents for the Tyser Line, are in receipt of advico which states that the Whakarua left Sydney on Friday for Auckland aj)d Wellington. She is due hero on or about September 13.

TAINUI LEAVES lIOBART. Advico received by the local agents for the Shaw, SaviU and Albion Company iuitiraates that It.M.S. Tainui left Hoba-rt, in continuation of her voyago from London for Wellington, at 12.30 p.m. on Friday.' Tho liner is expected to show up hero tomorrow afternoon. She borthr, at the King's Wharf to land passcjigers and discharge cargo.

CAPE BRETON'S VOYAGE. An arrival in port on Saturday afternoon was the Vacuum Oil Company's chartered steamer Oiipo Breton, from New York, via, southern porta. On tho voyago fine to moderate weather prevailed until after leaving Durban on August Z2. The steamer then experienced the full force "of the wintry galea that liowl through the Southern Occan at this time of the year. Big waves tumbled aboard, with that well-known suddenness which jars a. vessel from truck to keelson. Numerous minor damages occurred, these including the smashing in ot dcck-houso t'oors, and a straining of tho deck-houues the.m«dves. But tho vessel eventually

battled through without serious injury, and reached New Zealand as stated. Upr.n completion of part discharge here the Cape Breton proceeds to Auckland.

MISIIANM'S ROUGH HANDLING, During her across the Tusmnn Sea- from Newcastle. I lie steamer ttrisb.inc, which arrived at Lytlolton on Thursday, had a. roush handliup. Nine and a half days were occupied on the journey, and, after the Aral day out, the steamer met with slroni; easterly and south-east, cales and hijrh r>ras al! tlu» way. The vessel labourwl heavily, and was continually shipping water, .md had t-o be hove-to pcveral times. On Thursday mornine, AukusS 24, the cook, standing outside the galley, was knocked down by a heavy sea. which came aboard, lie sustained a broken rib and a few bruises, but fortunately escaped other injury. Jle was attended by Dr. Upham 011 arrival. On Friday, August 25. the weather was particularly bad, and the ga-les an<J high seas continued until the New Zealand coast was reached. Cape Farewell was passed at 1.40 a.m. on Wednesday, and fine weather was experienced thence till arrival at Lyttelton.

Mr. A. 31. Davey, late chtof officer of the Monowai, went ashore at Dunedin. -and mbsenue-ntly joined the Kini as captain. Mr. M'Kenzio look his p l ace as far as Lyttelton. where he went ashore for orders. Mr. M'Kcnzio's place was then filled by Mr. H. 8. Whyhorn. late of the Hauroto. Mr. Hill signed on the Hauroto as chief officer at Lyttelton. Owing to the present state of the Patea bar both the Mana and Aorere have been detained inside for four days. The Kapuni, which arrived *at Wellington from VTaPgauui yesterday morning, could not. cross in ward 9 on Saturday, and consequently came on to here. Gap tain Watson, late of tho Kini, arrived by the Maori yesterday, aud will take charge of the Pateeua to-day. Captain Davy, late ehicf officer of the Monowai, is now acting-master of the Kini. On Friday afternoon the Anchor Line's steamer Waverley arrived at Greymouth from Wellington. Owing to ber light draught, she was able to enter the port when larger vessels could not manage to cross. At low tide there i? at present very little water on the Grey bar. Latest charters include tliat of the barquo Louisa Craig, 683 tons. She is to take a cargo of coal from Newcastle to Auckland. Owing to illness, Mr. Gillon, purser of the Maheno. returned to Sydney last week. Mr. Thompson, late chief officer of the Koromiko. has joined the Kaiapci as act-ing-master. About September 12 the Union Company's steamer Whangape is expected to leave Bupbury for the Bluff, Dunedin. and Auckland;. She is coining via Hobart. Upon completion of discharge of her rargo of hardwood and manures at Lyttelton. the st.oame»r Inga will load produce for Greymouth. At the latter port phc fills up with timber for Sydney. Some 200 travelled to Vancouver by ft.M.S. Makura, which left Auckland on Friday afterno-*i. Of the number about 115 joined the vested at Auckland.