SHIPPING NEWS.

Dominion, Volume 5, Issue 1265, 21 October 1911, Page 7

SHIPPING NEWS.

. a i PHASES OF THE MOON. ' OCTODEIi. ' „ Day. li. m. t Full moon 8 341 p.m. ( Last quarter 15 11 16 a.m. j Now moon 22 3 39 p.m. First uuarter 30 6 11 p.m. , MOON. Moon rises to-day, 4.29 a.m.; sets, 5.21 p.m. < HIGII WATER. ] To-day, 3.7 p.m.; 3.55 a.m. To-morrow, 4.1 p.m.; 4.33 a.m. i SUN. ' Sun rises to-day, 4.55 a.m.; sets, 6.17 p.m. \ ARRIVALS. j FRIDAY, OCTOBEB 20. ; Ti V mWt DE r A ' s ' s ,v H - 10 15? « t"is. sramrf c i om a.nd Nelson. PasS : r s, : JiaJoon-MiJECfI M.ircli, Taylor. Ti- : w7fl-,-£ n S' ln i Bh ] Kl ®' Mcsdnmes Miircli, J® ;k ""-Ford and child. Malfroy, Milne, , int 5 0 "? 0 ";. Mcots. Clarke, Boyd, Shir- 1 {STr-ii • lon:, ijaJi. Taylor. Houghton, w i?u 3, t E- - Falr ' Maftiig. M.iUroy, Hog- , i i-r in ' Korr ' 20 steerage. | l'\M' ! ' s - a - m1 ' 1,392 «">s. 3 !o "s, rJS.?. M s; bou ™e =cd liobart, via southern ( poits. Pa«jengcrs;SSaloon—Mires, =es Hill (2), , !nfw CI V ? ;da ™ c ? J - Davidson, Hill and , infant, Hall and infant. P. van, Messrs. J. n v .'nii"-p<- . ' Bair(1 ; 28 steerage. f M: (5 ' 15 1212 tons ' : fr °n> kelson a.nil Picton. PaEscngers; ii'n!n on r 15 f 05 Sfalcolin (2), Tucker, Cliis- ™,?' £> nn , in ,S. l r ? rritt B). Holland. Blackm>n u ( c , ■ Mwa-rds, Thompson. Fira- i rr' Gartln er. Wicks, Vorcoc. Maccy, I " ?n,M !S cr . Mcidames Byan. l-'reetli, ViP- r! > yt i cn ' I,aM ' Healcy, Clarke fsn<f Chisioim, Hush. UuDt, Hall, lilackFor ,V, c:! :. Hollos, Tovnsend, Dessender, ° a ?'.,J Harcourt, Cowan, Starnos and child, Duncan, Fuller, Atkins, Itowe, rToAif in' Jle sf r ?- Clark, Ilondcrson, llaiPnpo. Hushes, Null', Brice, < viSSk °S nj,lD "> Durrani, Sharp, Jenkins, ir°f- ' Kramcn, Farquhar, Crosby, Zoller, -ih-cever. I'essendor, Agcr, Gardner, MarvP™. li?} 130 ' 1, Iv ' cl£on . Gordon, Staroos, vJ£i' i> nn f'l' Gcrrard, l'ritchard, l'helps, twH?' ra ?i-°f l {' C'l-ecnsill, Fuller, liynn, b I' Tapp. Gibson, Gillett, it letcr ,v Moore. Patohett, CuUct, w.n," D n ,J' a ,1 r ' Uiclt. Brown, Jackson, Ti e i' : button. Malloy, Atkins, Muna"'L. Love, Adams. Norton; 21 steerf™i°T s ,; s - H 5 3399 tons, Stringer, Passengers; Saloon—Misses iwi ii rcsSw p-l> Carston, llcndlcy, HenPnnir i! Sl ? cant | re w. Key?, Duke, Sinclair, Cook, Bates, Bank;, AbWt, Nicholas. MulMpsdamea Pratt, Collins, liidd, WilwiSi/ Lc ,9?; L s ln Eson, Lloyd, Campbell, DTvirtwn wi 'i. Appleby, Davis, mwdson Wlielliam. Captain Watwn, w !y • ,T rac ' Carey, Shipp, Ha-nd-Sn \ Jl'Donagh, Kidd. Pidnpv nilfi lia,ms > Blair, Langson, Svreerirtn'/xh rlr-i mcroll, Bnckley, Nappleton, Donohoc, Wilson, Walton (2), iloraS. CullK' s a ™ osol ii PaLlyn, Forster, Jl'Lea.n, T S ,? ntc r D °n° va n. Brown. M'Cracken, Wlntosh, Slaudc. Davidson, Nathan, BulJ,T?; i . l ' ram 5- Hendeman, Mackenzie, Burfivni ifi ys '. Aolt ford. Taring, Gordou, Sul-'•"'Phoai-d, Arlow, Pratt, Baeyent, » ' atE °n; 62 steerage. Ipl- c ai .° a - m -'' H122 ton s. Walier, xrom oj'diioy, via northern porta. I\isrt™f a iM halo ? ,l^lisscs Cunii on (2), Mosdanies Edmonds, Testro, Bennett, Sheridan, nJ„ s ,„ p '■n" l e . fsrs V, P.'U'kcr, Testro, Morse, qM' BcTijiett, Lanfflaud, Frazer, B <^teer r i ; e ßM " :r, Byt ' Jol '• Eaton ' DEPARTURES. FRIDAY, OCTOBER 20. K ' s 4598 tOTS ' tODa ,ShaiT ' for S ' B ' UtU5 a ' m,) ' 77 tons ' Fiak . cnn AT r (135 1212 tons, Watc ?' and Nchon. Passonser-,-fer O v7j 0r ri(, '?n-Jffescs Gibbs, Holt, Porl m ? f '. i! !hbo , urn<: ' 2 children, and IT aid, Maclijntorf! an d 2 children, Messrs. ?'ti 01lIc,I^h '' ,7 . Duncan. Morris, Robertson, Drcnpcr, Stevens. For JJelron— fiSiS 11 !!'' Tnylor. Merdamos Hendifen, W--1 • Dra ,? er ' Eteven--. For Nslsonmfitil. r"' - Eob in«>n, Walton, Kills' Kta asor. Chestorwebb, Dr. Ewavt, n E t TATLO , K . whoonor (3.45 p.m.), 77 Bounrl on * Havelock and Pehrus J}' 11 '®' P- m - from stream), 3393 tow. Stevens, for Pan Francisco, via islands. PasseneoTs; Kecond-class-For Haro-M*ry-hall nod child. Mr. ,T. For finn Franci?co— -Sliss Laura Kirkncsf?. Mr. H. ITamon. Sec?;fnr i"fv : 51 'r M T, A \ , z .° tlan 'l. Jtesdamcs Stattaford, W fc. Bobbins, T. C. Parker, A. 0. Hobbins, A. Sander, Frank Adams, W. Samhlß-nd, M. Eolierts. Third-class-Mrs. Pomeroy, Messrs. Netaminzj, E. Brady, J. Thomas, Ryan, Hempton, Morgan, Jensen, romcrov. ,"• (5.55 p m.), 3022 tons, Waltor Lyttelton and Duncdin. for c A ' a .- s ' 7 4502 tons. Rolls, Uic » i" i », Pasf!Cn 'KCrs: Saloon— Si" !■ sha,!c'''5 ha,!c ''' Wa tcs. Condon (3), nriDlths Jiicol, Dangndge, Wills. Roberts Pa S e, Mcsdames Jore, nnrsc and child, Ro.yd Garhclt. l'rait. Bright, WUliams oin<) child, Laoie, Cnthbert. Condon, Peterson. Bertram, Simmonds, Thyrne, Manoy, Kitt, names. Connell, Everjngham, Stephens, Rev. Connoll, Messrs. Jorc, Halley, Eawon, Allan, Black. Hebenton, Cottrell, William", Banc, Cuthbort., Jones. Doyle, Brcnnan, All(len, Cooke, Maddison, Hopburne, IYa«cr, {etersoii, Bertram, Siramonds. Thvrnc, Jumblo, Ma.noy, Kitty, Gates, Wells, Storliug, iiebcnt-ou, Becky, Haines, Maiiricc, I'it7.ccra.ld, Steele, Manton, otcprions?; ICS steerage from all ports. MAORI, s.s. (8.5 p.m.), 5399 tons, StringeT, for Lyttelton. Passengers: Faioon—Misses Carpenter, Mamjray, Burke, Jones, Gifford • (2), Poyndcr, Belcher (2;, Evans, Ma?ey, Miller, Lucas, Molineaux, Patterson, Mcsdaraea Boatlic and child, Smith, Concrcvc, Berwick, Jcifcoat, Bennett and child, Sherlock, M'Loan, J'latts, Wcoihvnrd and 2 cliildrcn, Lerok and friend, M'Donald. Webb and 2 children, Fenwick, Uarvoy, Dr. Hogg, Hon. Geo. Jones, M.Ij.C., Messrs. Buxton, M.P., Paterson, Hutchison, Strinizer, lhomas, Wosteman, Smith, Congrovo, Mitchell, Bcvans. Palmer, Petticcrew, Purvis, Bradley, Price, 'Bayen, Manning, Macfarlane, Downs, Prfesell, Love (2), Stanley, Maude, Moloney, Dec, Nichol, Wilson, Nvans, Giassburj*, Amola, llonde, Clarke, Murray, Sa.rpood, Elliott, Hogben, Ager, Carter, Townseud, Bev, Pattis-on, I)r. , Kardwick Srnitb. EXPECTED ARRIVALS. ■ Hinemoa, Castlepoint, October 21. West Coast and Nelson, I October 21. ; Mangapapa, Karamca and Westport, | October 21. , Mararoa, Lyttelton, October 21. I Kittawa, Westport, October 21. I Lord Lonsdale, New York, via Auckland, October 21. | Pateena-, Picton and Nelson, October 21. , Himitangi, Blackhead, October 21. | Aorerc, ratea, October 22. K-amoua, Grey mouth, October 22. I Pohcrua, Grcymouth, October 22. Mokoia, Dunedin, Lyttelton. October 22. I iLaori, Lyttelton, October 22. Kipple. Napier, Gisborne, October 22. • Koniata, Westport, October 22. llosamond, Onehunga, New Plymouth, October 23. Monowai, Auckland, via ports, Oct. 24. lonic, London, via ports, October 24. Tarawera, Auckland, Gisborne, Napier, October 26. PROJECTED DEPARTURES. Cape Cor so, Lyttelton, October 21. Mararoa, Lyttelton, October 21. Arahura, West Coast, via Nelson, Oct. 21. Ngatoro, Grcymouth, Octobcr 21. Karori, Grcymouth, October 21. Pateena, Picton and Nelson, Oct. 23. Maori, Lyttelton, Octobcr 23. , Mokoia, Napier, Gisborne. and Auckland, Octobcr 23. Rosamond, Picton, Nelson. New Plymouth, and Oncliunga, Octobcr 24, Monowai, Lyttelton, Dunedin, Oct. 24. Hippie, Napier and Gisborne, Octobcr 24, Mapourika, Nelson, West Coast, Oct. 24. Tarawera., Lyttelton and Dunedin, Octo« ber 27. INTERCOLONIAL SERVICE. MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS. ULIMAROA, s.s..' leaves Sydney October 21, for Wellington direct. Due Wellington October 26. Leaves October 26 for southern ports, Ilobart, and Melbourne. Due Melbourne November 4. WIMMERA, ?.s., left Sydney Octobcr 11 for Wellington, via Auckland, Gisborne, and Napier. Arrived Auckland Oct. 15. Sailed October 16. Arrived Wellington yesterday. Sailed yesterday for Lyttelton and Duneuin. MOKiIAKI, s.s., left Melbourne October 11. for liobart, sauthem ports, and Wellington. Arrived Wellington yesterday; muled yesterday for Sydney direct. Duo Svdney Octobcr 24. MAIIENO, s.s. left Sydney October 18, for Auckland direct. 1 Due Auckland October 2Z. Leaves Octobcr 23 for Sydney direct. Due Sydney Octobcr 27. MOANA, s.s., left Melbourne October 18. for liobart, southern ports, and Welling, ton. Duo Wellington October 27. Sails same day for Sydney direct. Due Sydney October 31. OVERSEA SHIPPING. STEAMERS TO ARRIVE. From London. IONIC (due about October 24), sailed on September 9, via Capo Town aad liobart. (Shaw. SavilX and Albion Co., agents.) NIWAItU tduu about November 12), sail, cd on September 4, via Australia, Auok« land, pqkl Napier, (Tyser Lino, agents.)

TTJIiAKINA (duo about Octobcr 30), sailed on September 11, via Capo Town and Hobart. (New Zealand Shipping Oo„ agents.) ATJIKNIC (duo about Octobcr 31), sailed on September 14, via Cape Town and Hobart. (Shaw, Savill and Albion Co., agents,) DJ2N 0? AIRLIE (duo about December 18), t-ailed on September 23, via Melbourne, Sydney, and New Zeahtnd ports. {F.-11.-S. Line, agents.) I'APAUOA (due about November 19), sailed on September 20, via Brisbane and Auckland. (N. 55. Sliippiuec Co., agents.) RKMUKJIA (due about November 12), sailed on September 30, via Gape Town and Hobart. iNcw Zealand Shipping Co., agents.) DKIiPFTIC (due about November 27), Bailed on Octobcr 6, via Auckland. (Shaw, Savill, and Albion Co., agents.) STAR 01*' CANADA (due about November 25), Bailed on September 23. via Melbourne, Sydney, and New Zealand porta. (Tyscr Line, agents.) MARERE (due about November 30), sailed September 28, vhi Helbourno and 6j*dncy ruid New Zealand . ports. (Tyscr Line, agents.) CORINTniO (due about November 28), sailed on October 14, via Gape Town and Hobart. (Shaw, Savill and Albion Co., agents.) From Liverpool. MORAYSHIRE (duo about December 15), sailed on October 7 for New Zealimd ports. (ivli.-S. liiue, agents.) AYRSHIRE (duo about November 6), sailed oil September 2, via Sydney, Brisbane, and Auckland. iNew Zealand Shipping Co., agents.) OPAWA (due about December 6), sailed on September 29, via St. Helena, Australia, and Auckland. (New Zealand Shipping Co., agents.) NEREHANA (due about November 1), sailed on September 9, via Auckland. (Tysor Line, agents.) From Montreal. WHAKATANE (dne about November 3), sailed on August 22, via Australia and Auckland. (New Zealand Shipping Co., agents.) " ' KUMARA (due about December 14), sailed on October'lo, via Australian and New ZeaP ) OTtS ' '^ ealalld Shipping Co., From New York. LORD LONSDALE (due October 23), sailed on August 1, via Melbourne 1 Aucklalld * (Vacuum Oil 00., CRANLET (due about November 18), eail- ' fnnS r ?' m A » s tralia aad Auck- i land. (Tyser Line, agents.) I | . i , BY TELEGRAPH. 1 OVERSEA. -n _j • NEWCASTLE, October 20. ' Sailed, Bontinck, for New Zealand. I COASTAL. FRIDAY, OCTOBER 20. ONEHUNGA. mnrf^yff?uT^ aTa \ Wa ; * B ' so Ohinemun (10,30 a.m.), from New Plymouth. NAPIER. lin^ ed '~" Tarawera (U0 p ' m ' ) ' bom WelPIOTON. lineton? d "~" PatCCna (5,2 ° P,m,) ' from Wcl " Soiled.—Pateena (9.45 p.m.), for Nelson. GREYMOUTH. li f ngton ed '"' l)oherUa (7 * M from LYTTELTON. Axrivcd.--Manuka (7.5 a.m.), Maraxoa (9.40 toulton 00,50 from Wcl " f^n ai wUi7m raroa ' (6 ' 20 for Wel!in Ston, 128 passenger® iOT Bluff, Hobart and Melbourne. Passengers: Saloon— *?!? ®, ane d ln ~Mrs. Hobbs, Mopsts. Mitchell, Miarlane, Garten, and Phillips. TIMARU. Arrived.—Kaiapoi (10.30 a.m.), from Newcastle. DUNEDIN. Rajlcd.—Kotare, for Invereargill. bailed.—Mokoia, for Auckland, via, ports. Passengers: Saloon-For Lyttoiton-Mcssrs. Atkinson, Falconcr. For Wellington— Misses Du Bosson. King, Proggart. Mcs : Child, M Allister, Messrs. Dalrymple, M Allister and two boys, licit, Robinson, Grant. For Gisborne-Hr. lies. For Auckland—Miss Stevenson, Mosdamcs Koclic, ravletich, Ricby. Smitli and two children oind maid, Both aad infant, Mr, Pavlctich. PATENT SLIP. The Jfaorilajid S.B. Co.'a Teasel Lauderdale is expected to comc off the slip today. On Wednesday next the Wellington Harbour Board's dredge Whakarirc is to go up on the slip for inspection belorc sho sails for Napier. The vessel has been hired by the Napier Harbour Board authorities for two months. MAPOURIKA WORKS GREYMOUTH. Weather conditions at Greymonth, and on the West Coast, have moderated, and that port is now workable. Mapourika (packet) arfd Poherua (collier) both got into the port yesterday morning. The Mapourika left yesterday afternoon on tho return trip. MAITAI FOK AMERICA. Deeply laden, R.M.S. Maitai left Wellington at 7.45 p.m. yosterday for yon Francisco, via Island ports. Tho vessel lias about 175 tons of cargo, tho bulk of which consists of transhipments, liunker coal was also a feature of her loading. Tho Maitai is due at fc'an Francisco on November 9, and is scheduled to lcavo six days later for tho islands and at which port Bhe is due on December 7. IMPORTS PER MOERAKI. Tho Moeraki, which arrived at Wellington yesterday from Melbourne, via southern ports, .discharged the following imports:—llß cases tobacco, 5 eases wine, 2 cases silk poods, 535 bags phosphatos, 30 cases sulphuric acid, 119 baps gypsum, 55 ingots tin, 550 bag 3 oats, 40 bags onions, quantity of rubber goods, anil various transhipments. REMUERA LEAVES CAPE TOWN. Tho New Zealand Shipping Company's new chef d'oiuvre Kcuiuera left Capo Town on Thursday for Hobart and Wellington. Tho vessel is two days ahead of timetable, and is expected to arrive here on November 12. NIWARU AT MELBOURNE. Messrs. W. M. Bannatyne and Co., local agents for the Tyscr Line, notify that the steamer Niwaru arrived at Melbourne on Thursday last. The vessel i 3 duo to arrivo here on November 12. THE WHITE STAR LINE. An Australian exchange states that tho White Star Line is building for its Australian service two steamers, which will be much larger and faster than those hitherto employed. The new vessels are to supersede the older boats as quickly as possible. Officers of White Star steamers trading to Sydney are of the opinion that the new vessels will each be of about 16,0[0 tons gross register, and thus by far tho larwsit steamers ever dispatched to Australia, eclipsing the three new steamers recently ordered by the Holt Line, which are to bo between 14,000 and 15,000 tons each. The present mail steamers are about 12,0C0 tons, as also are tho larger of the White Star steamers now running. Wairau. steam coaster, left port yesterday for Puponga to load coal for Wangar nui. _ This afternoon the Union S.S. Co.'s collier Kamona is to leave Grevmouth with a full load of coal for Wellington. The Union Steam Shin Company expoct to be able to dispatch their collier Karorl for Greymouth some timo to-day, An expected arrival to-morrow is the collier Komata, with a load of coal from Wcstport. Yesterday the colliers Rakanoa, and Whangapc both left Wcstport with cargocs of coal for Auckland. Hinemoa, Government tramp, is expected to leave Castiepoint last night for Wellington. The vessel may be expectcd to arrivo here to-day. Clan Ogilvy, t.s., left Bunbury for New Zoaland ports, via Port Kcinbla, yesterday. Yesterday morning tho Amokura, whic'.; has been undergoing overhaul at Clyde Quay, took up her anchorage in the 6tream. Kent, F.-H.-S. boat, is to leave Bluff for Avomnouth, via Australia, on Octobcr 27. Marienfels, steam tramp, is to sail from New York shortly for Melbourne, Sydney, and.New Zealand ports, under tho auspices of the U.S. and A. Line The local agents for the Norddeutschor Lloyd Lino (Messrs. Oastendyck and Focke) have received cable advice to tho effect that the Zietcn, from Breracu, Antwerp, and Southampton, arrived at Sydney on Thursday a.ftcraoon last. Her Wellington passengers will arrive hero next Wednesday. Johnny J»nes had earache bad, Also laryngitics; Cruel pains just drove him mad, Then lie took bronchitis. lie's alive, you nrcd not fear, Johnny's well to-day. Woods' Peppermint Cure cheated the bier. Kept tho liearse away.—Advt. Asked what animals lie kept on his premises, a witness at Hitchin (England) Polioo Court replied: "A wife and family, ten pigs, a cat, two canaries, a horse, and ft J3OIXT. -