SHIPPING,

Evening Post, Volume LXXVII, Issue 107, 7 May 1909, Page 6

SHIPPING,

PORT. OF WELLINGTON. HIGH WATEE, To-day— oh 5Sm a.m.; Gh v4l2njv 4 12nj p.m. To-morrow— 6h 45m a.m.; eh 57m p.m. ARRIVALS. May «— Duco, s.s. (3.5 p.ra.)^2G tons,»Abram, from Pallisei- Bay. May o— Tutanekai, s.s. (11.20« p.m.), 831 tons, Post, from Stephens .I&land. May 7— Blenheim, s.s. (1-2.20 aSn.), 120 ' tons, Watson, from Picton. May 7— Te Anau, s.s. (2.30 ajn.), 1652 tons,. Aldwell, fiom Nelson and Picton. Passengers ; Saloon — Misses Greenwood, Rothwell, iiaile, Gilbert, Coote, CCaltagfcan, Eastwood, Kirton, Gibson, Walker, Nicholson, Nathan, Dimock, Worlejv Turner, O'Brien (2), Russell, Wovboys, Treaelfev, Gunning (2X Frawv, Fell, Chhers, Gibson, Lyons, Gill, Lang, Eggers, Adams, Scjmour, Hobbs, JTieoH, O'-Coimor, and Egaa, Mesd.iuies Bridge. Grey, Haggitt, Bradford, Allen, Thompson, Brown, Dayman, Bull, Adams, Wilkinson (5), King, l'erano, Dr. Mason, Messrs. Walton, Cooaey, Byrne, Janes, Rowbard, Taylor, Ayres, Spsofct, Buckingham, Cooke, Jordau. l'erano, Farnsest, Gray, Bridge, Murdoch, Craddock, Payntei;, Haggitt, Brad^ ford, Hanstock, Paik, Ledgo.-. 3ttorTey Hendtey,. Reilly, Davis. Tiiomsoii, Smith, Dawney, Halford, Nicol, Woodvoffe, Mwison, Barleyman, Scha-uer, ISrowii, Ballis, M'Leaaa, Brightwell,, Jlorton, Martin, Dean, Roberts, I»ambert (2), l'latt, Lawrie, Pincott, Parker, Arthur, Moss, Welsh, Luck, Bright, Xiledcc, Koss. Smith, Taylor, White, M'DonaW, Skeete (2),, JPsosscr, W-at-i>on, Wilson, Lawrie, Prichard, Jones, M'Nae, Taylor, Whyte, Brartshaw, Donm, TeKord, Purviss, Healy, MantSord, N«edham, Austin, Xaw, Delaney, Price (2>, 'Bell, Drury, Bull, "Wilson, Campbell, M'Connon, Robertson, Kiuc, Keith, Young, BalUnger, FJewellyn, Scott, Cuttowall, Dawney, Hade, Bird, Naylor, Cook, Walker, Martin, Miller, Hancock, Dobson, and Donnelly; 37 steetage. May 7— Warrimoo, s.s. (4.45 a.m.), 352 D tons,. Kolls, from Melbourne, Hobart, Bluff, Dun-* edin, and Ljstelton. Passengers : SaloonMisses Ross, Rankin, Kcmble, Shirtchffe (2), Barton, Fleming, ISartz, M'Farlane, Turton, Sandford, Daw, Honey, Brandon, Mesdames Rankin, Clapton, Harris, Flemmrag, Casey and infant, Pepprill, Rev. Welsley, Messrs. Finlayson, Dickson. Ho-.vell, Wright, Smith, Gos-t ncr, Wright; 26 steerage. May 7— Wimmera, s.s. (6.35 a.m.), 3022 tons, WaUer, from Sydney, Auckland, Gisborne, and, Napier. Passengers : Saloon — Misses Powell (2), Cameron, Fee (2), Zachariah (2), Miller, Scale, Mesdames Zaclsartan, Robinson, Ludwig, Wearne, Rev. X. D. Thomas, Messrs. SulUvan, C. A. Jolly, 1\ Dawson, Wilson, P. Barry, Peckover, Atkinson, M'Phaill, Hamilton, Junger, E. Elliott, J. Christophers, Master 1 Ludwlg; 25 steerage. May 7— Mpori, s.s. (7 a.m.), 3399 tons, Hunter, from Xyttelton. Passengers.: Saloon — Misses M'Alistei 1 , Thomas, Russell, Bee, Max- • well, Wright, Asher, Black, Stafford, Scott, . Jardine, Poulton. Johnston, Breeds, Cottrell, Barthgate, Ablett, Thome (2), Boss, Earding, Chatfieid, Irvine, Douglas, Muerison, Al'en, Welsh, Northcote, Davie, Brennmg, Tanner, Pagan, Kirk, M'Neil, Vickers (2). Fiend, Ward, Fletcher, Skevington, Nurse Logan, Sister Annie, Mesdames Robertson and 2 children, Curtis, Morris, 'Wilson, Thorne, Fisher, Randolph, Woodley, Thompson, M'Lean, Derry, Elliott, Plummer, Fletcher, WJielan, Goodall, Brightwell, Skevington, Newton, Carpenter, Slayers, Fletcher, Gunso, Hill, Mair, Murdoch, Kcv. Father ATaloney, Key. Mayers, Messrs. Palmer. Hamilton, Clark, Kowie, Thomas, Hill, Buck, Lawson, Brown, Scales, Partridge Gray Paul, Anderson, Thorne, Guthrie, Young, Austin, Alden, Fiaher, Haig, Armstrong, Reid Boyle, Northcote, White, Lamb, Thompson, Nicoll, M'Lean, Carter, Hodges, Wye, Aston Hoult, Beauchamp, Brittenden, Harlock, Kane, metcfaer, Whelan, Glethcoe, Brightwell. Alex- 'I antler, 3l*M!Han, Thompson, Sadler, HarlocU, Newton, Carpenter, Hudson, Stafford, Kaye Pilcher, Nash, George (2), Brown, Jl'Cullough, Hole, Milne, Ileid, Stocker, Brown, Kenval, Hudson, Harley, Campbell; 102 sieecage May 7— Rob Boy, s.s. (8.25 a . m . a t Miramar). 95 tons, M'lnfcyrc, from Havelock. May 7— Wa»vera, s.s. (9.10 a.m.), 6237 tons, Louden, from. lyttelton. DEPARTURES. Jlayc— Huia, s.su (5.5 p.m.), 127 tons, Dowell. for Wanganui. May 6— Gertie, s.s. (5.10 p.m.), 269 tons, .Rodger, for Foxton. May o— Wairau, £js. (5J5 p.m,), 03 tons, iVendore, for Motaeka. and N«lsoa. Slay 6— MoeEaki, sjs. (5.30 p.m.), 4392 tons Xivingtione, for Lyttelton. Dunedin, Bluff, Hobart, and Melbourne. Passengers— Saloon - J?or Lytteltos— Misses Homes, Baker, Landels Bonrmg, Kay, Mesdames Bowling, Carlyon Ayers, Kity, Doberty, Messrs. Bowen, King, i>owling, .teunmgs, Dayis, Andrews, Keenan, Maffey. Weteier, Billings, Roberts, Kay (2), Andrews, Caripon, Simcox, Dolierty. For Duu-edm-Misses Chaßis, Turrell, Knowteo, Bell Wishart, Prendergasfc (2), Mrs. Cutler, Messrs! Cutler, Samson, Cohvell, Prj-ke, Lange, Smith, Baaire, Elenster. For Melbourne— Misses Callaah&n, Kise, Messrs. Ha>-grave, Nelson, Ste.venson, Harrison. May C— Arapawa, s.s. (5.45 p.m.), 268 tons, Corby, lor Wangaraii. May G— Mokoii., s^s. (6.10 p.m.), 3502 tons. Smith, for Napier, Gisbome, Auckland, and S^dney. Passengers — Saioon : For Napier— Hisses Rutherford (3), Welbow, Mesdames Eutheriord, Welbow, Messrs. Young, Gibbs Dougherty, Peurose (3) r M'Lean. For Gisborne —Misses Jl'Kenzie, Dorcglifcy, Mrs. Mackenzie i Messrs. Amercd. Nolan, Muir, Parker. For Auckland— Mrs. Chrttax, Messrs. Neil son, Weiton, Klette, Stephenson, Dougherty, M'Naucht Oxley, Doughty. • ' Hay 6— Pateeua, s.s. (8.10 p.m.), 1212 tons, Manning, for Lyttefton. Passengers : Saloon —Misses Saudtord, King, Hammer, Messrs. Steven&oa, Robertson, Allen, Kirk, M'Shaue Stratford, M'Crea, Murray, Warden, and M'Beath. May 6— Komata, s.s. (11 p.m.), 1994 tons Angus, for Westport. May 6— Arahura, s.-s. (midniglit), 1506 tons, Lambert, for Picton. Passengers : SaloonMiss Beswick, Messrs. West, Paul, , Sleightholm, Manfctan, Morrah, Murray, Thomas. May C— Kamona, s.s. (midnight), 1425 tons, Stringer, for Napier. May 7— Te Atmu, s.s. (12.55 p.m.), 1652 tons, Aldwell, for Picton and Nelson. PassengersSaloon : Tor Picton— ißsses Philpot, Nicholls Hulbert, Chaytor, Mrs. Hulbert, Rev. Robb Mr. Cockrell. For Selson— Misses Abblett Welder, Hogg, Blasehke, Grundy, King, Hall, StatUrt, Mesdames Hewitt and 2 children, Murdoch, M'tfride, Ledger, Anders and boy Mosley, Adams, Rev. Perry, Messrs. Murdoch . Hodge, Craddock, Guthtie, Sou*, Harley, Price M'Culloch, Gardiner, Hamilton, Keflow, Ledger, Baker, Griffin, Donald, Carr, Ward, M'Bride Adams, Freer, Millner, Gandy. VESSELS IN PORT THIS AFTERNOON, Jer\ ois-quay Breastworks. — Wimmera. Queen's Wharf.— (South) Maori and Rimutaka; (north) Aorere, Stormbird, Warrimoo. Customhouse-quay Breastworks. — Blenheim, and Manaioa. Wool Wharf.— Tutanekai. Railway Wharf.— Wootton and Waihora. Glasgow Wlfarf.— Waiwera. King's Whaif.— Wakatu. Takapuna, Nora !Ni\en. V\ eathersfleld, and H.M.S. Challenger. Pipitea Wbarf.—Manapouri. On Slip.— Queen- of the South and Kiripaka, EXPECTED ARRIVALS. Rakanoa, Gi-eymcaith and Westport, 7th Arahura, Picton, Zth Waihi, Picton, 7th Mana, Pa tea, Sth Ruru, Napier, Bth Kahu, Napier, Bth Pateena, Lyttelton, Bth Amokura, Auckland, Bth Wairau, Nelson, Bth. Te Anau, NeLson and Picton, Bth Blenheim, Picton, Sth Huia, Wanpanui, Bth Gertie, Foxton, Sth Arapawa, Wanganui, Bth Melbourne, Newcastie and Auckland, Sth Mapourika, tSreymouth, Westport, and Nel,BOn, Bth Kia Ora, Lyttelton, Bth Waikare, Dunedin and Lyttelton, 9th Pukaki, southern ports, Oth Cygnet, Lyttelton and Kaikoura, 11th Moana, Sjdney, 12th PROJECTED DEPARTURES. Maori, Lyttelton, 7tn Stormbird, Wanganui, 7th Waihora, Timaru, 7th Blenheim, Blenheim, 7th Warrimoo, Sjdney, 7th Wimmera, Ljttellon and Dunedin, 7th Te Anau, Pieton and Nelson, 7th Pateena, Lyttelton, Sth Wairau, Nelson, Bth Waihj, Patea, Bth Kennedy, Grejinouth and Hotitika, Bth Huia, Wanganui, bth Rucu, Napier, Sth Kahu, Napier, Bth Arahura, Picton, Kelson, Westporfc, and Greymouth, Stli Rimutaka, Lj tielton, Bth Waiwera, Napier, 9th Aiapima. Wanganui, 10th Geitie. Foxton, 10th Pukaki, Picton, XeUon, West Coast, 10th Waikare, Napier, Ghhornc, Auckland, 10th • Manaroj, Motueka via D'Urville Island, 10th OVERSEA VESSELS. Sieamers Bound for Wellington, < Wimbledon, left New York 21st February, J via Australian poits and Auckland; due about the l.Uh Mny. Mimiro, left London Oth March via Aus- ■ , tralian ports; due about 18th May. Nairnslnre, left Liverpool 7th March via 'Australian ports, Auckland, and Napier; duo about, the 18th May. Tainui, left Plymouth 3rd April via Capetown and Hobart; due 18th May. Star of Scotland, left New York 27th March i via Australian ports and Auckland; due about the 20th May. Aotea, left Liverpool 21st March, via Australian ports and Auckland; duo about 27th Oraii, left London 11th April via Port Chalmers: due about 27th May. Matatua, left London 10th April via Auckland ; due about tho 30th May. Star of New Zealand, left London Bth April ;via Australian ports and ABCfclAnd ; due about ■the 7th June, -

Wakanui, left Plymouth 22nd April via Capetown and Hobart; due about 18th June. Indr-agluri, left London 30th March, via Australian ports and Auckland ; due about the "15tn June. lonic, left Plymouth Ist May. via Tenerifle, Capetown, and flobavt; due 15th June. Moraysbire, left Liverpool 23rd April via .Australian povts and Auckland; due about '•tho 25th June. Sailing Vessels. Novo, left Hull 22nd January via Bluff. Lakemba, barque, left Liverpool 22nd February. Outward Bound Steamers. Whakatane, left Wellington 10th March; duo ; London about 7th May. ' Athenic, left Wellington 2jt!'_ March, »ia Monte Video, Rio <le Janeiro, Teneriffe, and 1 Plymouth; due London 7th May. Alarere, left Wellington 23rd March via Laa t-Fulmas ; due London about 10th May. Tongariro, left Lyttelton 281 h March, via\ Monte Video; due London 12th May. Cape Breton, left Auckland 24th Marca; due London about 13th May. Paparoa, left Wellington. Bth April via Monte Video, llio de Janeiro, and Tenenffe; due London about tlie 16th May. ' Kumara, left Wellington 3rd April; due London about 120 th May. Waimate, left Lyttelton S'li April; due Lon--don about 2Gth May. Delphic, left Wellington 10th April; dua London about 28th May. Connthic, left Wellington 22nd April via Monte Video, llio de Janeiro, Teneriffe, and due London sth June. BY TELEGRAPH. SYDNEY, 6th May. Bailed— Maheno (1.30 p.m.), for Auckland. 7th May. Arrived Kaituna, from Westport. Sailed— Ximiro, tor Auckland. BRISBANE, 7th May. Arrived— Xiwaru, from Kapier. 3OODE ISLAND, 7th May. Aparima, for Auckland, passed here. "All Mvell." AUCKLAND, 6th May. Ai rived— Monowai (10 a.m.) and Wairuna ,(3 p.m.), from southern ports; Hauroto, from Rarotonga. 7th May. Arrived— H.M.S. Pioneer (11.45 a.m.), irom ;,Sydney. NEW PLYMOUTH, 6th May. Sailed— Rotoiti (5.45 p.m.), for Onehunga. 7th May. Arrived— Rarawa (6 a.m.), from Onehunga. NAPIER, Gth May. Sailed— Kahu (10- p.m.), foi Wellington via the coast. Sailed— Kaipara (7 p.m.), for Wellington. 7th May. Arrived — Manurewa, barque (10.45 a.m.), from Grafton (New South Wales). WANGAXUI, 7th May. Arrived— Arapawa. (9.50 a.m.), from Wellington; Hum (9 a.m.), from Wellington. / BLENHEIM, 7th May. The Waihi, wfcich had been at anchor out- , sic I.',1 .', the Wairau bar since yesterday morning, proceeded to Picton at 7.15 a.m. to-day. MOTUEKA, 7th May. Arrived— Wairau (8 a.m.), from Wellington. LYITELTON,#th,May. Arrived— Pateena (9.40 a.m.), from Wellington. Arrived— Moeraki (6.35 a.m.), from Wellingtou. To sail— Pateena (6 p.m.), for Wellington. A . J . , PICTON, 7th Maj. Arrived— Arahura (5 a.m.), from AVellington. WESTPORT, 6th May. Sailed— Rakanoa (10.20 p.m.), for Wellington . GREYMOUTH, 6th Maj. Arrived— Poherua (10.30 p.m.), from Wellington. DUXEDIN, 6th May. Arrived— Waikare, from northern ports. Sailed— Pukaki, for West Coast. BLUFF, 7th May. Sailed— Langton Grange, for Waitara. WANAKA OVERDUE. [BI TELEGHAPH— PRESS ASSOCIATION.] NEWCASTLE, 7th May. The Union Company's steamer Wanaka, bound for this port, is now nine days out from New Zealand. WARRIMOO, FROM MELBOURNE. On her voyage from Hobart to the Bluff, the Warnmoo met with a heavy head swell, but fine weather and smooth seas prevailed on the coast. Imports by the vessel comprise the following :— 57 ingots tin, 45 nieces biuebtouu 100 bags Hour, 300 bags rice, 280 casks sugar, 02 bundles steel, 100 chests tea, 17 barrels oil, 10 cases oil, 73 cases dried frmts, 52 bags onions, 735 bags foaik, 249 cases grape 3, 400 saekb oats, 104 casks pain, 147 sacks oatmeal, SOS sacks oysters, 257 caseb milk, transhipments ex Loongana, Zeihen, Bullarde and Casiuo; also a large quantity of general cargo. The Warrimoo is timed to leave for Sydney direct at 5 o'clock this afternoon. ROTOMAHANA RESUMES. Though a comparatively old vessel, the Kotomahana lias by no means passed the days of her usefulness. She is still a "greyhound" even m comparison with some newer passenger vessels. The Melbourne Argus, commenting on her recomnijbsion this month, remarks that whilst the turbine steamer Loongana experiences no diiliculty in carrying on the Melbourne to Launciestoii trade single-handed during summer, the short days and frequent fogs of winter will mean too severe a tax upon the Union line "flier" if she continues the work unassisted. It invariably happens, therefore, that a second steamer is employed to help the Loougana in conducting the service, which is not in the least degree curtailed throughqbt winter. Last year the Rotomahana was selected to co-operate with the Loongana, and this, whiter the services of the same vessel ■will be requisitioned. For some months past the Rotomaluna had been lying out of commission in^Hobson's Bay. Receutlv however, she was removed up the river* to be got in readiness for her impending duties, which begin on Saturday next, when she makes her first trip to Launceston. Next Friday n.M.S. Challenger will rebunker with about 500 tons of screened Westport coal preparatory to leaving for Naoier, Gisborue, and Auckland. It appears that Mr. J. Thompson's appointment as purser of the Maori was temporary. To-day lit; changed places with Mr. A. Murdoch, of the Te Anau. On Wednesday morning the Anchor Company's new steamer Waimea passed Wilson's Promontory (Victoria) en route from the Clyde to Nelson. She should reach her destination by Monday.