SHIPPING. PORT OF WELLINGTON.

Evening Post, Volume LXXXI, Issue 83, 8 April 1911, Page 4

SHIPPING. PORT OF WELLINGTON.

HIGH WATER. 'Jo-day — Noon ; midnight. To-morrow — Oh- 20m a.in, ;, Oh -51m p.m.

ARRIVALS. April 7— Whakatane, s.s. (2,45 p.m.), 5902 tons, Hemming, from l'ort Chalmers. April 7— Xgaru, s-cow (4 p.m.), 80 tons, Elven, from Tonga Bay. April 7— Wairau, s.s. (4.10 p.m.), 93 tons, ■£haw, from Karamea. April B— Mangapapa, s.s. (3.5 a.m.), 164 tons, Fletcher, from Westport. April B— Kapuni, s.s .(5.15 p.m.), 150 tons, Jackson, from AVangcinui. Apiil S— Nikau, s.s. (5.30 a.m.), 252 tons, Hay, from Motueka. April B— Mararoa, s.e. (G. 40 a.m.), 259S tons, Manning, from lyttelton. Passengers : Saloon — Misseb Eyes. Ward, Billens, Balziell, Murray, Steel, Westall. Lareornbe, Doolan, Smith, Pavitt, Theobald, Scott.c Instone, Langridge, Hon. Mrs. Denman, Mesdarnes Akeroyd, Box and boy, SlcCaughern, Daniels and 3 children, Anderson, Pavitt and child, Isaac, Dalziell, Rankin, Fathers, Cochrane, Cowper, Murray, Eobertson, Simson, Woltberg, Man, Alexander, Buchanan, Barber, Broughton, Daly, Webb, Gray, McKinley, Gow, Dr. Hay, Dr. Poster,. Rev. Gilbert, Messrs. Pickering, Pogson, Cam Akeroyd, Good, Simpson. Anderson, Master Daly, Cowper, Ward, Stewart, Rowe, Coch, Isaac, Rankin, Wilson, Brittenden, Morrison, Philipson Caldow, Butcher, Dowling, Dalby, Bruere, Marr, Dalziell, Nicholls, Broughton. Cowell, Lamb, Xathan, McKinlay, Baron, and Leon; 33 steerage AprU B— Xora Niven, s.s. (7.50 a.m.), 56 tons, Gonder, fiom Cook Strait. DEPARTURES April 7— Warrimoo, s.s. (5.20 p.™.). 3 52 9 tons, Clift, for Sjdney. Passengers: SaloonsMisses Walker (2), Slattery, Durie. Grady, Mitchell, Sproat, Eakins, Butler, McGatey, Kean, Slack, Faiquhar, Goodall, McConnell (2), Sidey, Kenning (2), Cockburu, Cooney, Atack, AVray, Mesdames Bowker, Headland, Walton, Kicliolson, Blair, Husband, Churman and child, Childs \ and 3 children, Young and child, Tubman, Helmshaw, Banning, Law and child, Sisters, Salmon, Knight (2), Forsaith, Anderson, Winfield, Grant, Flowers, Bell, Atack, Stephens, Donald, Cundy, Holgate, Ebling and 3 children, Cockburri, Tucker and infant, Bannister and 4 children, Ross and 4 children, Messrs. Barman, Simon, Tibbitt, Dennison, A. Patterson, Wilson, Bowker, Evans. Donnelly, Gronme, Young, Key. Gilmarrin (C.S.S.R.), Pratt, Waldenhani, Stanford, Boyd, Patterson, Atack, Boag, Johnston (2), Best, McEwan, Lanksnire, Brown, Tucker, Poynton, Webley (2), HiH, Sims, Willon, Halse, Kavanagh, Smith, Harrison, Stewart, Sydenbam, Tomlinson, Pharazyn, Jones (2), Galloway, Dun, Wells, Schladt, Selby, McCarthy, Shortlander, Marshall, Currie, Coburn, Baker, Russell, King, Young Winfield, Cbarman, Jtoss, Husband, Diekson, 'McLean, Sadler, Paulsen (2), Glasson, Blair, Nicholson, Wa.l•ton, Headland, Creswell, Crumn, Jowett, Millar, Gawlton, Seddon, Marks, Topless, Anderson, Ebling, Hussev, Arlow, Debridge, Tubman, and Moeb. April 7 — Waimea, s.e. (5.25 p.m.), 454 tons, Wildman, for Jfelsoa and West Coast, April 7 — Opawa, s.s. (5.35 p.m.), 110 tons, Nicholas, for Blenheim. April 7 — Blenheim, s.s. (6.5 p.m.), 120 tons, • Watson, for Blenheim. April 7— Maori, s.s. (8.5 p.m.), 3399 tons, 'AldwelJ, for Lyttelton. — 130 passengers. April 7 — Wimmera, s.s. (8.35 p.m.), 3022 tons, Waller, for Lyttelton and Dunedin. April 7 — Defender, s.s. (9.30 p.m.), 190 tons, Jamieson, for Picton and Hokitika. ■April B— Arahura, s.s. (12.45 p.m.), 1596 tons, ' Lambert, for Picton, Nelson, Westport, and Greymouth. Passengers— Saloon-: For Picton— Misses Eyes, 31entiplay, Clifford, Green, Mesdames Frill, latS, Messrs. Hollis, McDougall, ! Simmonds, FeH, Sheard, Climes, DaJziell, Cbisnell' Patterson. For Nelson— Misses Fair, Everett, Thomas, Paine, Doolan, Sheldon, New- ' man, Moore, Manoy, Lonsdale, Rodgers, Nightingale, Grooby, Mesdames Nelson and child, ■Evenslade, Simsou, Cowper, Cameron, .Tavlor, Kelling, Beaseley, TJaylor, Messrs. Nelson, telling, Evenslade, SSmson, Gowper. Por West•port — Misses dimming, Hagedorn, Tiplady (2), Vaughan, Corley,- Bo^riieeby,- O'Leary (2), Mesdames Fair, HursLbouse, Haydorn, Duncan, Questral, o'Lea.ry, Buckley and child, Messrs. Fair, Scott, Hales, Rennie, O'Leary, Bavfleldj Finlan, Marten, Pogsoa. For Greymouth— Misses Colmore, Haines, Budviteh, Sweetman, Mesdames Eccleefield, Stone, Grensill, Messrs. Thornton, Bell, Haines, Sweetman, Kirkpatrick, Egar, Fraer, Stewart, ,Farrell. Sweetman April B— Wfcakarua,' s.s. (noon), 6534 tons, Sirtb, for Gisborne. EXPECTED. ARRIVALS Pateena, Nelson and Picton, Bth Putiki, Timaru, Bth Mapourika, West Coast and Nelson, Bth Mangapapa, Karamea and Westport, Bth Poherua, Greymouth, Bth Tainui, Waiiara, Bth , Maori, Lyttelton, 9th Btormbird, Wanganui, 9th Mana, Patea, 9th Kapiti, Lyttefton, 9th Kennedy, Nelson, 913 i Ruru, Akitio, 9th Opawa, Blenheim, 9th , Aorere, Patea, 9th Huia, Motueka, 9th Wanaka, Westport, 9th Komata, Westport, 9th Tarawera, Dunedin and LytfceUon, 9th Pukaki, Southern ports, 9th Rosamond, Onebimga, New Plymouth, Dfch Queen of the Sonth, Foxton, 9th ' Wakatu, Lyttelton and Kaikoura, 10th . Holmdate, Rawene, iOtli Ripple, Gisborne and Picton, 10th Norfolk, Liverpool via way ports, Hth Hauroto, Auckland, Gisborne, Napier, llth Aorangi. Sasa Francisco via -way ports, llth Kaikoura, London via Auckland, llth Alexander, JJew Plymouth, llth Kurow, Westport and Lyttelton, 12th Wimmera, Dunedin and Lyttelton., 13th - Kia Ora, London via Auckland, 13th Monowai, Auckland, Gisborne, Napier, 14th PROJECTED DEPARTURES Arahura, Picton, Nelson, Westport, and -Greymouth, Bth Tainui, Waitara and Mokau, Bth Nikau, Nelson and Motueka, Bth Mararoa, Lyttelton, Bth sloa, Wauganui, Bth Kapuni, Patea, B&*i Kir'paka, Patea, 8& Whakarua, Gitborne, Bth Ruapahu, Lyttelton, Sth ' Wairau, Blenheim, V&i Pateena, Picton and Nelson, 10th Opawa, Blenheim, 10th Blenheim, Blenheim, 10th ' Manaroa, Motueka, iOtto Kennedy, Nelson and West Coast, 10th Aorere, Patea. 10th l' Ruru, East '"Coast, 10th Stormbird, Wanganui, 10th , Maori, Lyttelton, 10th Queen of the South, Foxton, 10th Mana, Patea, 10th Kapiti, Wanganui, 10th Mangapapa, Westport and Karamea, 10th Tarawera, Napier, Gisborne, Auckland, 10th Pukaki, Westport, Greymouth, via Nelson, 10th Rosamond, Picton, Nelson, New Plymouth, and Onehunga, 10th Hauroto, Lyttelton and Dunedin, llth Ripple, Napier and Gisborne, llth Wakatu, Kaikoura and Lyttelton, llth Mapourika, Nelson and West Coast, llth Alexander, Ne'son and West Coast, llth Regulus, Weslport, llth " • Huia, Wanganui, llth Poherua, Greymouth, llth Wimmera, Northern ports and Sydney, 13th Monowai, Lyttekon and Dunedin, 14th OVERSEA VESSELS. Steamers bound for Wellington. Kaikouxa, left London 25th January, via 'Auckland; now at Auckland; due about the llth April. Norfolk, left Liverpool 4th February, via Capetown, Bobart, and Auckland; due about the llth April. Kia Ora, left London llth February, via Auckland; doe about 13th April. Indrabarab, left London llth February, via Australia, Auckland, and Napier; due about the 10th April. Aorangi, left San Francisco 20th March, via Papeete aud Rarotouga; due llth April. Tainui. left Plymouth 4th March via Capetown and Hobart; due about 17th April. Nerehana, left Liverpool 19fch February, via Auckland; due about llth April. Harpagus, left New York 25th January, via * 'Australia and Auckland ; due about the 24th April. BY TELEGRAPH. LONDON, 6th April. Arrived— At&enie, from Wellington. Arrived— Mafertua. from Dunedin. Sailed— Star of Scotland, for Wellington NEWCASTLE, 7th AprU. Bailed—: Helen Denny, for Wellington. , AUCKLAND, 7th April. Arrived — Waipori (5 p.m.),' from Newcastle; Nerehana (6.15 p.m.), from Liverpool direct. Sailed — Ngaloro, for Greymooth; AJdebaran, barque, for Sydney; Pelotas, barquentine, for - 'Whangaroa and Sydney; Kereru Aui, ketch, - for Niue. Bth April. Sailed— Norfolk (10.15 a.m.), for Wellington. ONEHUNGA, Bth April. ■ Arrived— Rarawa (8.25 a.m.), from New PlymoUth- ONEHUNGA, 7th April. Sailed— Rosamond (2 p.m.), for New Plymouth. WANGANUI, 7th April. Arrived— Arapawa (1.25 p.m.) and Stormbird (1 43 p.m.), from Wellington. v ' Bth April. Sailed— Stormbird (4.25 a.mO, for Wellington, j NAPIEE, 7th AprU. Arrived— Monowai (3 p.m.), from Wellington. PICTON, 7th April. Arrived— Pateena (4.55 p.m.), from Wellington - ' Bth ApriL ArrivedHDelender p ».m^ fipm SMlipstcSt

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NEW PLYMOUTH, 7th Afilil. Bailed— Rarawa (8.30 p.m.), for Onehunga. MOTUEKA, Bth April. Arrived— Huia (5.15 a.m.), ftom Wellington. Sailed— Huia (i p.m.) lor Wellington. BLENHEIM, Bth April. Arrived— Blenheim (2.30 a m.) and Opawa (3 30 a.m.), from Wellington* NELSON, Bth April. Arrived— Pateena (4.10 a m.), from Picton. Arrived— Waimea. (5 a.m.), from Wellington. Sailed — Mapourika (6.30 a.m.), for Welling•ton; Pateena (7.5 a.m.), for l'icton and Wellington. LYTTELTON, 7th April. Arrived— Kairaki, from Greymouth. Sailed— Kohala, American barquentine (hood) for Newcastle and San Francisco; Kowliai, for Picton. Napier, and Gisborne Sailed— Moeraki, for Melbourne via way ports Sth April. Arrived— Maori (G. 45 a.m.), from Wellington;, K.iiapoi (7 a.m.), from Newcastle Arrived— Kapiti (9.40 a.m.) and Wimmera- ! .(10.30 a.m.), from Wellington. j To sail— Maori (8.30 p.m.) and Tarawera (11 p:.m ), for Wellington. WESTPORT. 7th April, j Arrived— Komata (8.45 p.m.), from Wellington. ! Bth April Arrived— Wanaka (6.30 a.m.), from Welling- 1 i-.ton. BTJNEDIN, 7th AprU. Arrived— Breeze, from Timaru; Corinna, from "Northern ports. Sailed— Tarawera, for Auckland, via Lyttelton . .and Wellington. Passengers for Wellington : Saloon— Miss Walker, Mrs \Munro and child, *31r Robertson, Captain H. Munro. Sailed— Kotare, for Invercargill and Riverton EXPORTED BY RTJAHINE. Ib addition to the AVellington consignments, the following cargo was taken by the Ruahine for London, on Thursday last :— From Timaru : 348 -crates cheese, 113 boxes butter, 25,645 carcases lamb, * 5579 carcases mutton, 24 carcases pork, 1505 bales wool, 66 bales skins, 241 casks tallow, 27 casks peltß, C packages sundries, 75 crates kidneys. From Dunedin — 823 crates cheese. IM)S2 carcases lamb, 7GI carcases mutton, 2351 bales wool, 4S bales skins, 110 casks tallow, 10 packages sundries, IS9 bales hemp, 7 sacks horns, 400 sacks potatoes, 2 motor-cars. From Bluit — 3377 cwiieb cheese. Kiom Auckland—23s crates cheese, 4519 boxes butter. I'rom Lyttelton— l22 crates cheese, 960 bales wool, 119 casks tallow, 126, ' casks pelts, 3 casks casings, 40 packages sundries, 6 cases apples, 100 casks premier jus, 11 drums and C casei, glycerine, 34 sacks grain, 70 casks oleo. For Monte Video the vessel took 4 packages sundries. For Goole: From Wellington.— 356 bales wool. From Timaru: 75 bales wool. WIRELESS ON SHAW-SAVILL BOATS. Four Shaw, Savill, and Albion liners— the Athenic, Corinthic, Arawa, and Tainui — are to be fitted up with wireless as they arrive in England. On board the lonic the apparatus has already been installed some time. WHAKATANE. The Whakalane arrived at Wellington yesterday, and is at present receiving cargo at the Railway Wnarf. 'After a stay of tea days in port, the steamer will proceed to other New Zealand ports for Homeward loading. END OF BXJNBTJKY STRIKE. Mr. 6. H. Scales is in receipt of cabled advice that the timber loaders' strike at Bunbury was ended on the 6th in6t. The Scales' chartered steamer Clan Ross, which is due at Bunbury to-day from South Africa, will load jarrah for Auckland and Tauranga, Tlie Kaikoura is expected to arrive at Wellington from Napier on Tuesday morning. The auxiliary scow Magic is due at Wellington to-morrow with 600 sacks of maize from Gisborne. After completing her discharge at Bluff the Kia Ora— at present at Auckland— will visit Port Chalmers. The vessel, which is timed to catch the July wool sales at London, will sail for her destination on the 6th May from Auckland. Mr. Clarke joins the Himitangi as second engineer in place of Mr Howie, resigned. Mr R. McPherson, late fchiid officer of the Corinaa, has been appointed to the Kittawa in a similar capacity. ( Mr. Thompson, late of the Tarawera, has ! Deen^ appointed third officer of the Dartford. i Mr. Freeman, third officer of the vessel, has been promoted to second, and his predecessor (Mr. Cosßentine) has gone to Dunedin for or- 1 ders. Captain Manley rejoins tlie Himitangi at Foxton on Wednesday. Captain Rodger is at i present acting master of the vessel | The Union Company's steamer Whangape ' is at present detained at Newcastle on account of the strike of the Pelawmain miners. JJoth the Regulus and the Komata are due at Wellington to-morrow from Westport ■with coal for^the Westport Coal Company. Mr C. T. Stewart has been promoted ftom fifth to fourth engineer of the Wajrimoo, in succession to air J. F. Poynor, who is journeying to England. Mr J Hamer fills the position of fifth engineer. Owing to Good Friday intervening, the Nikau will not make her usual Saturday trip to Nelson next week. Her last trip for the week will be made on Thursday, and as she is now, on account 0/ the holiday ruth, nearly fully booked up for the occasion, intending passengers to French Pass and Nelson should not fail to make early application for berths She will leave on the return trip to Wellington oa the evening of Monday, the 17th inst. Messrs. J. J. Craig, Ltd., of Auckland, are advised that the new steamer Ihumata has arrived at Port Said. After coaling, she leaves for Melbourae, at which port she will discharge her cargo of timber The Ihumata. will Subsequently be engaged in the AustraliaNew Zealand trade in conjunction with the Inga. Sailing for London on the 27th inßt., the Ruapehu will. arrive at London about the 7th June — two weeks before the Coronation. The steamer Rakaia, which arrived at Dunedin from London direct, reports that a day alter passing the Cape, when she was plunging into a head eea, several hundred turtles were observed ahead— a most unusual sight in thest latitudes— and as the Rakaia passed close to the shoal, one of the number, weighing 2601b, was washed on boaid. Messrs. Castendyk and Foeke, local agents for the, Norddeutscher Lloyd Steamship , Company, are advised that passengers for Wellington by tlie Seydlitz, from Bremen, Antwerp, and Southampton, which arrived at Sydney yesterday morning, are due here by the Sydney steamer on Wednesday nest