SHIPPING NEWS.

Dominion, Volume 7, Issue 2241, 29 August 1914, Page 10

SHIPPING NEWS.

,■• PEASES OF .THE MOON. : ' .'..au.gusiv.,.... . . .Day. * Hγ. n>. Full moon 6•. •, 0 11 p.m. Last quarter ....... 14... 0 Z6 p.m. Wow moon, SI ,1156 p.m. Virst quarter _ ■ 422 p.m. . MOON ' : Moon riees to-day, 10.26 a.m.; sets, 3.2 a.m. Sundoy. ' ' ...... TIDE. To:do.y, 11.1 a.m.; 11.25 p.m. To-morrow, 11.52 a.m. -..'.'. ' ' 6XIS. \ ;. Su'n'rlses to-day, 6.22 a.m.; eets, 5.22 p.m.

; . . ARRIVALS. . FBIDAT.' AUGUST'2B . REGTJtiUS, s.?. (3.5 a.jn.),'585 tqnet Tickerman, from- Wanganui.. . . I'ATEENA, s.s. (4:35 a.m.), 1212 x Xpnß, Cameron, from Nelson. ' . • • KAITOAi s.s. (6.25 a.m.), 305 tone, Stevens, frora'Eioton. via The .Grove. KENNEDY, 6.5. (7.5 a.m.) 226 tons, Purvis, from, Nelson-. . . . WAHINE, B.e. (7 a.m.),' 4455 tone, Aldwell; from Lyttelton. Passengers,—Saloon: Jlisses Jtackintoßh<2), Le«s, Ifainland, King, Austin, Hawkins. Knight, Foode,. MeEdamcs Turnbull, White, .Head and 2 ohildren, Nuttell, Ware'arid 2 children. Allen, Ro6S, Kingdon, Soagor, Shepherd, Oletnent.-. ■ P4per, Bwhop, Whfte, .Dimmock, Neilson.'lVtlßon, To«6fwill, i'oodo, Prower, Messrs. Lillicb, Black, oamhridge, Eitohie, Captain Mocdonald,' Keddoll, Scott, White, Beddel, .Duncan; llrarray, Miller, Wilson (2), Read, .Ware, Scott, Brown, Jltllikin,, Marshall. Howard. Daweon, Sutton, Shepherd, Kangin, homae, Jl'Donald, Olemcnts. Tennent, Berry, GebUie. Morrison, M'Murray, Brown, Dr. Mulholland, Toswill, Milson, Kingdon, Badford (2), Cutten, Lye, Duckctt, M'Bidowney, Col. Russell, Tnckett, Dotob, Applcby, M'Lean,.Finlay; 59 Eteer- ■ VERBAIiA, β-fl. (7.25 a.m.V, from New Tork, via. Auckland; ROSAMOND. s.s. (8.15. a.m,), 721 tons. Drydon, from Glsbomfl. :.'■•' JIOKOIA, 5.6. (10.15 a.m.), 3502 tone, Drewette, from Auckland, Gisbornei and Napier. Passengers: Saloon—Hisses Pitcher, Strang, Morton, Mis. Morton, Messrs. Etherington, Morton, and Biddlo;,l2 steerage. • TAVIUNI,- s.e. (10.45 a.m.), 154? tone, Prrdei from southern porta. ' ■ ' ' KANNA, as. (12.20 p.m.), 1948 tons, Dayles, from.'New Plymouth. . ■ - ■ ' BREEZE, ae. (2 p.m.), 347 tons, Gordou,' Irom southern ports. '

SATURDAY, AUGUST 29. ALEXANDER, •β-s. (1.25 'a.m.), 377 tone, Wildnani from Greymouth. DEPARTURES.' . . ' "; '•. • FRIDAY, AUGUST 28. • ■ ,•■;.'. KAPITI, as. (3 p.m.), 268 tons, Eawyers, fcirWauganui; . .• ' ■ ' . ■ ■ . KAHU; e.s. ((3.45 p.m.),-182 tons".-Fletcher. for-Napier. • • ■ ' KAITOA, 8.8. (4.10 p-.m.),';350 tone, Stevens, for Maung'ara&au; •■■.-.• WAHINE, 6.e. (1 p.m.), 4455 tons, Aldwcll, for, Lyttelton.. ■ Passengers: Saloon—Misses Lett, Higgins, Edgar, Batt, Wang, Feiraw, Cook, Fair. Thompson, . GilchTlst, Artls, , Stone, Campbell, Mcedameß'Boamish and 2 children.. Murray and.child, Clarke, Roes, Hurst. Herbert, Greenwood, Wateon. Herriok, Watson, Nieholeon, Brorra, Laurie and ohlld; Laurie and child. DUastro, Neilson, Malcolm, Ross,; Gahl, Serjeant-Major Hurd-. ley, Messrs. Burrett, Welles, Michie, Scott, Eeplin, Berry, Moore, Ma.ipr Norton, Francis,, Beamish. J. Ritchie; Mecimirray, Brown, Smith, Scott, Pareoas, Tenent, Herbert, Greenwood, Johnston,. ,Dykee..' Chavenee, Jfinifle. Pair, Somere, Austin, Bailey, Gahl, Jeckson. Ayson, Lindsay; 40 steerage. PATEENA. s.s.- (9 p.m.)," 1212. tons, Cameron; for Nelson. Passengers: Saloon— Misees Heath (2),' Tringham, Fulton; . Hankin.,, VoAdcr,-Mm (Cantain) Collins, Mesdames Tringhdra, Stanb, Booth; Hodge, Barstock anß- child, • Oaptain: Collins, Messrs. Grove, Johnston. .Watson; Kerr. Naismith, Doitch. Miller,' Parkee, Staub; .Booth, Bowden', TnJne,''Baretocli;-'s.ste<:rascb.' •>; MOKOIA,; s.e.- «0 p.m.),;3502.t0n5.- Drewette,' forxLyttelton end.. Duncdln.:. Faseenget?: Saloon—For Dunedin—Misses' Cohen, Holmes, Henderson. .Groo, Dard and child, Wilson, Brown, Mesdamc! Cohen;: Abernewthy, WJI- - Catitaiii.Manisby. : : - v . . ■ ■ .i- ---; REGTJLtIS,-.R.5.'(i0.10.p.m.),;555 tone,::Vickonnnn. for Nelson;' ■~:' .. ■ • BRTIEZE, e.?. (10.50 p.m'O, 347 tone, Gordon,. for. Wang-anui. ■ ■ 1 BLENHEIM, s.s. (miun%hW, 120: tons, Wilkinson, for Pictan. • SATURDAY AUGTJST. 29. TAVIUNI. 5.9. (0.35 cm.), 1465 tons, Pfyde, for West Coast porta, via New Plymouth.

s /(;' EXPECTEO, ARRIVALS. ' :,; .. kduri; Westport, August 29. ■' ■ Aorero. Patea, August 29. Kabna, New Plymouth, Augurt 29. ■• Kiipuni.- Pn.t«o., August- 29. Nik&u, Kelson, Motraeka, August W. Maori. Lyttelton, - August 29. Wanulta, Lyttelton. Anesust- 29. Pateena, Neleon, Victon, Auguot 29. Kamone-, Greymouth, Auguat 30. Karamu. Groymouthv August 30. Kamo, Greymouth. Augu6t 30. , : ■' Oor.inna, Onohuni;a, August '0. Poherua, Wostport, August 30. , Kpmata, Wcst.port, August 30. < ■ Piitlki, Wansanul, August.3o.. Blenheim..Pi-cton. August 30. ' Knpitt. WanEaniii; August 30. ... ■ , Wehine. Lytt-elton, August- 30. Tfiiia. H(ivcl(v,k, Auttust'3o.jrnpourikßi. Westport, August 30. Jtlppje. Gisborte, Auguet- 50; • Queen of the . South, FAxtAn, Aneust 30. Wangapepa. WestportJ August 30. Wekatu; Lylt«lton.. Kaikonrn. August 31. Ifaramee, Montreal, Auckland, September Kaitoa, .Mangarakau, Septembej- 1, Kahu,, Napier; September 1. . Tarawerfl,. northern iiorts. Rep. 1. Jfn.pourlke. I?(cton, fietftember-1. ' Tllimaron.. Boptembor 2. Kamna. Picton. Sentcmber 2. Mokoia, Dunedin, Lyttelton, Sentember 3. Flora; southern ports, September 4.; Pivorina; Sydney, via north. September 4. TJliraaroai Lyttcltoni.Beptember 4.

PROJECTED DEPARTURES. Ktormbird. Wonganui, August 29. ITawora, Patea, Autrust W. Kennedy, Greymouth, August 29. Wanika, Lytteltori August 29. . Boeamond, Napto; Glsb.orne; ' Auckland, Ansnißt 29. . ■". • Kanna, New Plymouth. August 29. Aorero, Patca, August 29. .. Nikau, Nelson, Motueka. August 29. Maori, Lyttelton, August , 29." Arahurn,. Picton,'. Noleon. . Weet! Coast. Aueust 29; ■ ■: ■ ( Manuka; Sydney,' Melbourne, Ant;tt«t 9. lirrerta-y,- eout.hern ports, August 31. ■ Ooxinnn. southern August 3i. ' Huia. Wanganui, August 31; 'Kn-plti,' Wnnsran<ui; August , 3l.Patoena,' Nelson. August 31. Wahino. Lyttelton, August. 31.. - Mapoirrika.\Pic.ton. Aucust 31. Mangar>aiia , ,i l WestpoH',--'KflT<imea, , Aug. 31 Kft'nnnt. Patea, August -31. . \ TOenheim. P.icton, August 31. Queen' of the South. ■ Foxtou. Aumijt 31. ■>ii>T/iiid«. IWson. Wwl Const, Sept. 1. -Wakatu,-Kaikoura, ■ LHteltnn, Sept. 1 ' Lyttelton. Diiriedln; f?ep. 1. -Nani-r. f)i=l'nm>. Pentdnber 1. Kflliu, Fnst. .Coast. Sentember 1. ' Kattoa. Nol«>n. Ooo.«t, Renterober 1. Olan Oolquhonn, Auckland,' Sentember 1. Maponrika,, New Plymouth, Wost Coast.' 6eM*mher I. • .' ; .' TTllmi'-roft, Lvf.tfllton, Reptflmher 2. Mokola, northern DOTteV September 4;, -Flora. Picton, Westport, Greymouth, 3entember 4. ■ ; .'>'..' Bivorina, Tjvttolton, Dnnodin, September 4. Ullmaroo, Sydocy, Mclbourno, Sept. 4. \s . HI TELEGRAPH. ',- ; OVERSEA. "..'., ~, SYDNEY-.- AiißUet 58. ArrKed.—Mahcno (7 a.m.),; from Auck : land. , . ' ■-.-■. Sailed.—Ulimaroa (5 p.m.). -for Wellington. ■ HOBAHT. Außiist 2« Arrived.—Aparima, from Calcutta, via Singapore, , COASTAL. : FRIDA7, ATJGTIST 28. ' ■ •■■' AUCKLANI). . Arrived.— Squall (10.35 a.m.), from Gisborne. - ' Sailed.—Coinjemore, Norn-oginn harone 7.25 a.m.), for Noumoa-'.and Surprioa , Island. . + ■ PATEA. -.-•-.. ■ .- Asrrivcd.'-rKapuni (2.15 p.m-.), from Wellington.- . . . ' Sailed.—Aorere (2 p.m.), for Wellington; . ."' . WAKGANtJI. Arriyed.—Putiki (8 a f 'm.); and' John (12.55 p.m.). from Wellington./ ;, .- '■ . . j •'''..' : .foxtidn;' - ;. .'■■ . 'I ■ Arriyed.'-Quecn of. the : South, (3 p.m.) fromjWellington. -. .. ■ -... . •'•''■■ HAVELOCK. Sailed.—Euia (12.45 p.m.), for Weilington. ... . NELSON.- ■; .' Sailed.—Nikau (8 p.m.), , ' for Wellington. : - • • GREYMOUTH. ■ ■ .' Arrived.—Kowhai .(2 p.in.);Koramu (1.45 p.m,); Kamo, 2.10-p.m.), from Wellington;- '■'•-. •.;. KAIKOTJRA.' ~..> .'.;■■■' Arrived—Wakatii (6, a.m.); from Wollin?- . ' LYTTELTON, 1 . Arrived.—.OpourL (6.5 «,ra.), from Greymouth; Manuka (6.W a.m:), from- Wellington. ■ ■ ' '-.-.- '■..-_ : . - Sailed;— John Anderson (4.55. p;m.); for Akaroa; Kittawa. for Greymouth; Manuka (1M p.m.), for Wellington and Sydney. Sailed.-pJlaori (8.30 p.m.), for Wellington. :• Saloon—Misses; Tothill, Campbell, Korshaw,- Tresize, MflcGrcgor, M'Ca-1-lum. Jackson, Turlon. Findlay, Denton, Loughlin, Convoy,' Knight, Lattef,- Lady Rutherford, • Mesdames . Newman, Harris, Ritchie,. Luek; Conway. JroTrn; 'Storey , , Vrlmroe't, Hume, Deyi M«ar». Tothill, Buu tl?, JamleoSi Eanle, Bwt*D, Hltcbc-oci,

Feary, Damson, I»adbee.ter, Jtorjel, Hanison-, O'Sullivan, Hill ,(2j, Day, Morris, Jones. .-.'■ • PORT CHALMERS. • ■ i . . " ■ Arrived.—Enperdale - (10.25 e..m.), ■ ironi '. Port 'Kspenince. . ■ . ■■ , . DUNEDIN., ' , .' ; . Arrived.—Ennerdale. (noon), from Hoboit;' Kotflie (6 p.m.), froin Catlins. , ■ .'. !■ -BWJI-F, '■;,.-- , Arrived.—Wairuna (7.30 0..m.). from Sydney. ..■■'■ : ■ GERMAN VESSELS SIGHTED. . . Dnrtog the journey from Oape Town to Port Chalmers, the Shaw-Savul steamer Matatua, which arrived; at the southern port 'on Wednesday Joet,'wae in communication by wireless with-.several snipe,- rnclnaing a Geraam vessol (the (Imbeck), until' war wai declared when, all intercourse was stopped by advice from-the Aufltralian ;statlon. iighte were .'dimmed,-, and 1 -a eharp look-out Kept, but none of tho enemy's ships were sighted;.' thonijh eeveral . wero heard communicating with- others by oodo. The ship arrived at Beauty Point on August IS, and while crossing to and fro in the bay waiting for daylight' sighted a strenire vessel etandins into Beauty Point.' ■; The : Botomahona aleo reported having eighted. the «ame vessol the previous evening The authorities were communicated with,- but nothing more was heard or her. It is thought that the vessel sighted by the Itotomahana. and Matatua l was the German liner Wismor. ■ ' ; ; ' . ■ MESS TABLE. GOSSIP. ': ; : Captain Gilmour is in command of the Matatua. which arrived at Port Ohalmerß from London on Wednesday, and hne with him the- following officers:-Chiel, Mr. Ulsop: fecond, Mr. J. F. Jamison; third, Mr. B.- Ellison; fourth, Mr. h.. G. May; chief engineer. Mr. L. T. Winship; second, Mr. D. M'Gowen; Mr. J. H. Dayies: third. Mi. A. J. D'Aeorne; fourth. Mrl' E." 0. Sholey;, fifth, Mr. J. W. Eudd; first refriseratln? engineer. Mr. T. Hunter, isecond, Mr. A. G.' Mann; Marcnni operator! Mr. S. Mitchell;, chief ete-rord, Jtr. E. 'T. Jfiller. '..... Jlr. G. Reynolds has hrcri epgased' as wireless operator on the Victoria. The local ofßce of tile Union Company has been informed by the' Sydney agents. for the North German Lloyd lin-i that all cargo on board the vessels which have , uoett detained at Australian. ports may be discharged in terms and conditions of the i bills, of lading at consigne««;' risk and ex; pense, where dolivery would have been takeii. ... At noon to-day the Kanna, will leavehevo for New .Plymouth; From the latter port flhe will proceed to Picton. nnd is due back at Wellington on. Wednesday,'. September 2. Freights by tho P. and 0.-Line have been raised by IS peT cent. Freight op all cargo from New Zealand and Australia must bs. prepaid • .■ ■ Anticipations are that the New 7/ea.lana , Shipping Company's chartered steamer Karamea,',which' arrived at Auckland f>n I'Thnwdajr from Montreal, via way ports, will arrive at Wellington on Tuesday of next' weok. . .-'. • The Union Company's intercolonial ■steamer Manuka- wil larrive at Wellinston from Lytteltopthis morninpr. She will land I o. number of hor6ee for thn Defence Department, and proceed to Sydney at 3 ' p.m.- ■ ■ • - - ..-•-.'■ Delay having been- occasioneo to the Corunna, at Onehunga. ehe will not be due at Wellington to land for southern ports till to-morrow. Departures ( will be -taken for Dunedin on Monday. . A cable has been received from Hobart 'stating that the Union Company's Aparlmn arrived there' from Calcutta yesterday morning, and continued her journey to Auckland during the afternoon. . Colliers movements:—The Pohewia and Komata are both due at Wellington.from '.Wwitporf to-morrow. Tho Ko,uri is expected to arrive here to-day. It was reported that there was a heavy sea on the Grey River bar ytsicrday morning, and the colliers Kamo. Karamu. Kowhai, and Kamona were outside the entrance. Later advices stated that tho vessels managed to negotiate the entrance yesterday afternooa ' The F. and S. chartered steamer Jnvertav is expected to get away, from Wellington for southern ports on Monday. As the steamer Defender is about to nnileriro her annual overhaul at Lyttstton, she will not arrive at Wellington before Soutemher 12. . Troonship No. 8 will leave Wellington for Port Chalmers to-morrow. The Kaikpura. had WOO tone of London' cargo to put out at Auckland. Tho vessel hae 1000 tone ou board for Wellington. Discharge rif the Well ing t'on portion nf tho Clan Oolouhoun's cargo is espoctcd to bo completed in time for her to leave herD for Auckland.next Tuesday. ■ . • • ,0n arrival at Wellington from Wanganui to-morrow the coastal steamer Pnt.lki will lay tup for overhaul and survey... The Hiiia, which was to have been slinucd on Monday next, will take up the Putiki'e runninc'to Wangnnui. .' Troopship No. 4 will proceed from Wellington to Lyttelton on Monday. ■