SHIPPING.

Evening Post, Volume LXXXI, Issue 92, 20 April 1911, Page 6

SHIPPING.

I' PORT" OF WELLINGTON, || HJGH WATER. a To-day— Oh 37m a.m. ; 9h 46m p.m* t§ To-morrow— lOh 15m a.m. ; lOh 28m p.m. p ARRIVALS. fiApril 19— Kiripaka, s.s. (5.45 p.m.), 133 tons, S&lntasli, from Patea. • liApril W— >Yarrimoo, s.s. (3 p.mj, 3529 tens, < Onft, frwn'"«Jdney. Paisengere : Saloon— tog, Hind, Brown, Blair, Kearns, Fisher (2), ung Jliix^heson, Mesdames Eox, Brown, gfearnsj'tfa&ic, Sutherland, Nichols, Professor Bjrown, Sev. £aen, Messrs. Woods, McKendry, B&Master, Cai&eron, King, Horton, Craig, Fox, K>yle Grear, MoCracken, K«ajni, Cooper, Hudsftn, HfcE, XbiQiey, Mitchell, Le Souef, Benes- !&•, Lowell, Gifrson., Nichols, Munro, Miles; 37 peerage For 'Lyttelton — Mesdames Harrison, 2feFarlane, Messrs. Harrison, McMillan, and alone; d - jsteera«e. For Dunedin- Captain T| HutcMags, SJessrs. Be la Motte, Mayer, «nd Chamßeriain; 5 steerage. iA-pril^ft^Komata, s.s. (midnight), 1994 tons, 1 Sgus,,«om' -Westport. ppril 'SP-Arataura, s.s. (1 a.m.), 1596 tons, $»inberfc,"':from West Coast, Nelson, and Picitei.—l74 passengers. ■»A.pril 20— Defender, s.s. (3.35 a.m.), 190 tons, Jkmie6on,;!ir«!ni' Westport. J&AprihaO-^Opawa, s.s. (4.40 a.m.), 110 tons, JncholaV'ii'pm Blenheim. plpril 20— Kent, s-s. (5.35 a.m.), 5464 tons, IJfcGibbons, from Picton. jjApril 20— Kapiti, s.s. (6 a.m.), 242 tons, fSwyers, f*om: Wanganui. f^A.prils2pT Mstfasoa, s.s. (7 a.m.), 2598 tons, Sfenning; 'from' ITyttelton.— l99 'passengers. ' "ffiApril 20— Kia Ora, s.s. (7.10 a.m.), -6660 tons, Cmudley, from Najsier. lApril 20— Nikau, s.s. (7.10 a.m.), 252 tons, w, from Nelson. SApril 20— Alexander, s.s. (7.10 a.m. at PcMpe); 377 tons, Vickerman, from Nelson via H-TJrvillc Island. jjApril «0-rK£Boedy, s.s. (7.25 a.m.), 22C tons, Wildm*ht'jr"oin French Pass via Petone. jfiprili ?2(P-AFexander, s.s. (10.35 a.m.) 377 t§hs, '\£telfe£man» Irom Nelson and French ]j£ss, via Petone. ■» KApril 20—^lonowai, s.s. (10.35 a.m.), 3433 «his, Bofiertson, from Dunedin and Lyttelton. S&Bsengers: Saloon— Misses Sorley, Howlison, TJPalker, Reid, Fraser, Mesdames Young, Price, S6rke, KUney, "Watson, Boretfc, Thompson, TCfdearn, Harris, Carter, Hogan and two ..gh'ildren, Messrs. Murray, McPhee, Miles, ISice, W«)d,gate^ McKenzie. Bjorngard (2), SiSafplin, Borett, Dowdinj;, Thompson, Stevensj(m anff Uorii „ Anderson, " Ardern, Harris, Car-<*rti#fid.--Heßder; 23 steerage. -/••Kiw^Tr ,- DEPARTURES April 19— Haupiri, s.s. (4.50 p.m.), 748 tons, Mbrrfeoiv^ for- Napier, Gisborne, East Coast Iflys, and Auckland. ytpril 19— Holmdale, B.s. (5.10 p.m.), 267_tons, Glark, for Greymouth. fiipril 19— Manaroa, s.s. (5.15 p.m.), 122 tons, Hirt, for Motueka. S'&p'ril 19— Kairaki, s.s. (6 p.m.), 458 tons, Ilirsen, for Gisborne and Napier. isApfMia^Maori, s.s. (8.10 p.m.), 3399 tons, ifldweW, fpr-Jiyttelton — 411 passengers. . s.s. (8.55 p.m.), 20Q3 tons, BSnaut, for "Westport and Sydney. Tpipril. 19— Stormbird, b.c. (9.5 p.m.), 217 tons, I&vrell, for AVanganui. jjipril 19— Ka.hu, s.s. (9.15 p.m.), 182 tons, , Jones, for East Coast. j&ipril 20— Consna, s.s. (1.5 a.m.), 1271 tons, 1 I«ng, for Timartr and Dunedin. "J&pnl 20— BlenLteim, s.s. (3 a.m.), 120 tons, ■\sfetson, for Blenheim. •' fjkprll 20— Nora Niven, s.s. (7.45 a,m.), 56 tehs, Eastick, for Cook Strait. Jkpril, 20— Kapiti, s.s. (10.30 a.m.), 242 'tons, •- ffijjwyers, for Lyttelton. . . Jjr . EXPECTED ARRIVALS - -' Efateena, Nelson and Picton, 20th ""*' g&pawa, Blenheim, 20th .Wootton, Lyttielton, 29th' SArapawi,-" Greymouth, 20th 1 :Maori, Lyttelton, 21st £Geriie,..B;oxJoa,, 21st . „".,.\ .-Motueka, 21sfc fttormDtrd," 'Wanganui, 21st - 21st - . Blenheim,- Blenheim. 21st ]*oflerußy • Greymonth, 21sb Kamona, tyttelton, 21st 1 Victoria, Sydney, Auckland, Gisborne, and Napier, 21st ( •' Ulimaroa, Melbourne, Hobart, Bluff, Dunedin, , and Lyttelton, 21st Waka4u, Lyttelton and Kaikoura, 21st Vfeiraju,*. Karamea, 21bt JtlbgSii&Tiljyttelton, 2i s t Ruapehu, Lyttelton, 22nd Mapourika, West Coast, 'Nelson, Picton, 22nd Mavigapapa, Karamea, 22nd F!or,a, DUo^dan'via ports, 23rd IndrivbarSj.-Xondon, Auckland, Napier, 23rd' Eosattiond, Onehunga, New Plymouth^ 23rd Tn-mwarav D*nedin and LyftcHon, 23rd . mwf? -fereymouth via Timarn. 24th Eipple, Gisborne and Picton, 24th Hauroto, Attfckland, Gisborne, Napier, 25th jP^JECTED DEPARTURES Befendori vPictpn and Hokitika, 20th Nikau, N ereori" and Motueka, 20th Mararoa, Lvtielton, 20th Opawa, Blenheim, 20th • Alexander, Nelson and West Coast, 20th Kurow, Kaiapoi and Sydney, 20th ' - , Huia, Wanganui, 20th Kaoaai,','Westpos^, 20th A?#»ij!Lon<lon-.>-WA ports, 20th Warrimoo, TJtelboiraie, via South, 20tK Moaowai. Auckland, via ports, 20th Mana, Pxitea, 20th Wanaka, Westport, 20th Bum, Napier, 20th Aorere, Patea, 20th Kiripaka, Waaganui, 20th •SSiSßKt'lEefcaa and Nelson, 21st Manaroa, Blotueka, 21st MagiteSijKtteliOiL, 21st BHrfiheiin, Blenheim, 21s Gertie,,J?pxtoji, 21st Sjftrm, iSfariedhv 21sfc Kennedy ,'iNelson and West Coast; 2lßfe Niefehana? .iyttetton, 21st IJmnaro%i Sydney, 21sfc VMtorjkjia/'yifcelton and Dunedin, 21«fi AJ!*hura, .Picton, Kelson, Westport, and Grey-lnoiJtb,i-22nd. *„ , KentFTfmarii and Xyttelton, 22nd < . wikatu, Kaikoura and Lyttelton, 22nd Tffinui, Lyttelton, 22nd EB. Ora, ,Bluff, 22ad "Whakatane, Lyttelton, 22nd Rangatira, London, 21Uid Stormbird, Wanganui, -22nd Tjt'rawera, Napier, Gisborne, Auckland, "24th Rosamond, Picton, Nelson, New Plymouth, &nd%nehunga, 24th Fjdra, Picton, Westport, Greymouth, 24th Ripple, Napier and GisbOTne, 25th Hauioto. Lyttelton and Dunedin, 25th Mapourika,- Nelson and "West Coast, 25tb Mokoia,* "Xyttelton and Duuedin, 27th X OVERSEA VESSELS. -- .-. r- , jr. Steamers bound for Wellington. Indrabarah, left London 11th February, via 'Australia, Auckland, and Napier; due about thej23rd' April. Miujtai, left San Francisco via Papeete and Haroidnga-sth April; due about the 27th ifiTOFtay," "leffc St. John 18th February, -ria Melbourne and Auckland; due about the SBth [April. Opawa, left Cardiff 15th March for Wellington directs; due about 29th April. Botorua, sailed from London on the 18th March, via Capetown and Hobart; due about the Ist Ma.fr? , Harpagus,>,left New York 25th January, via 'Australia and Auckland; due about the 2nd i&lAy. ' Paparoa, sailed from New York 21st February, via Auckland; due about 2nd May. Btfi^tia? left" New York 21st February, via <Auckl2ad; due about 10th May. Betohfc,. left Liverpool 18th March, via AuckJanaTaue about 10th May. Ipnic,..lß/t Plymouth Ist April, via. Capetown ano' c Hoi>ari!; due about 15th May. Swanley, left New York 10th February, via 'Atifefaftßa" 'And -Auckland; due about the 15th May Waitemata, left Calcutta 10th April via Singapore, Java, and Auckland; due about 16th Msj Nfw'aTir," sailed from London 12th March, via 'Australia, Auckland, and Napier; due about 17th May. Morayshire, left Liverpool 4th March via [Auckland; due about 14th May. Star of Australia, sailed from New York Bth March, via Australia and Auckland; due about •18th May. -~ ' Draytqn.- Grange, left Liverpool Ist April I ,via Capetotrn ; due about 22nd May. PJißftfeaj left- Xondon Bth April, via Auckland; due about the 22nd May. Star of Canada, left London 22nd March, . via Australia, Auckland, and Napier; due *boutt2lth.'May. Turakina, left Plymouth 15th April, via Capetown, and - Hobart; due about 29th May. ' Wakanui;- 1 left St. John 26th March, via iAuhtralia Asd Auckland; due ajjpiftsth June. Star of Scotland, left London sth April, via. 'Australia, Auckland, and Napier; due about J2th Junffq;"- - Parthenia, left New York 29th March via 'Australia and New Zealand; due about 17th ffune. Sailing Vessels. Dunor»g, barque, sailed from Liverpool Mth £Xarcb. ; ' ' IV TELEGRAPH. . . j Wz-1 *t- _ SYDNEY, 19th April, j Sailed-^Maheno (2 p.m.), for Auckland. : 'U&S. <-- ' MELBOURNE, 19th April. Bailed— Moeraki, for Hobart and Bluß. AUCKLAND, 19th April. Arrived— Tofua (4 p.m.), from Fiji. -. ,-,. . WAITARA, 19th April. Arfiv^cP-Tainui (rp.m.), from Wellington. . , r NAPIER, 20th April. Arfi'-ft-'d^Bipplo (0.30 a.m.), from Wellington. NEW PLYMOUTH, 19th April. .. .AMivedsjrKobnyn. (5.35 -p.m.), from Wellington Saiicd— Rarawa (8.30 p.m.), for Onehunga. • ■ > < • - ONEHUNGA, 20th April. ■ .„. Arrived— Rarawa (MUS a.m.), from New PlyjßOUth,

BLENHEIM, 20th April. Arrived— Blenheim (10.45 a.m.), from Wellington. PICTON, 19th April. Arrived— Pateena (5 p m.), from Wellington. NELSON, 19th Apul. Sailed— Rosamond (3 p.m.), for New Plymouth; Mapourika, for Westport and Greymouth. 20th April. Arrived— Pateena (2.15 a.m.), from Picton. Sailed — Pateena (10.10 a.m.), for Picton and Wellington. LYTTELTON, 19th April. Arrived— Wakatu, from Wellington and Kaikoura. Sailed— Tarawera, lor Dunedin; Canopus, for Westport; Norfolk, for Dunedin; Wootton, for Wellington; Cygnet, for Kaikoura 20th April. Arrived— Maori (6.45 a.m.), from AVellington. To sail— Maori (8.20 p.m.), for Wellington KAItAMEA, 19th April. Arrived — Echo, from Wellington. DUNEDIN, 19th April. Sailed— TOimaroa, for Bjdney, via Lyttelton and Wellington. Passengeis for Wellington.: Saloon— Misses Holdsworth, McNee (2), Mills, Jainieson (2), Mesdames Robeits, Ewen, Mills, Scott, Greig, Guthrie, Miles, Messrs. Guthrie, Miles, Jamieson, Butcher, Lusk, Ewen, Roberta, Sir Robert Stout, and Dr. Greig. BOOKED BY THE TJLIMAROA. Passengers booked to leave Wellington at 5 p.m. to-morrow by the TJlimaroa for Sydney direct, are as follow : — Misses Montefiore, Hannah (4), O'Donnel, Allen, Anderson, McDonald, Grainger, L. Williams, McPhail, Pogue, Kiernan, Goodall (3), Loveridge, Stuart, Thane, Yeomans, Coombes, A. Beddie, Poulbou (2), Monrad, Jackson, Milson, Mesdames Montefiore, Hannah, Freeman, Anderson, McPhail, Darcy, Allen, Grainger, Frost, Alazoudier, Mollier, Pearce, Turner, Botliamley, Russell, Cunningham, Fee, Goodall, Flecknoe, Gain, J. Scott, Julius and 2 children, Wat6on, A. E. James, and infant, Alwyn and 3 children, Wilson and child, F. Thompson, Fairfax-Smytli, Poulson, O'Callaghan, Mitchell, Dr. Thane, Revs. T. Fee, Frost, Messrs. W Montefiore, L. R. Montefiore, R. Hannah, W. G. Watson, T. H. Nison, Freeman, J. Anderson, B. Van Staveren, Heycock, McPhail, Darcy, Allen, Pearce, Mollier, W. Howes, Turner, J. Bauchop, A. E. Brown, Webb, Goodall, Flecknoe, Gain, M, McCarthy, Yeomans, Fairfax-Smyth, Joss, Hooper, T. H. Stone, H Poulson, Poulson, R. MeWiUiams, O'Callaghan, Maitland, H. Thomas, R. A. Forbes, A. B C. Doyle, H. Mitchell, C. Mitchell, Foster, C Cree, Masters Moateflore, Wilson, Tnane; 90 steerage. " WARRIMOO, FROM SYDNEY. The Warrimoo, from Sydney direct, arrived in the stream at 3 p.m. yesterday, and berthed at the Queen's Wharf about an hour later. She left Sydney at 2.30 p.m. on Saturday. Fine weather was experienced until Tuesday, when strong north-easterly winds and head seas set in, continuing until Stephen Island was rounded. The weather then moderated. The Warrimoo, which is to leave for Hobart and Melbourne, via southern ports, this evening, brought the following cargo to Wellington : — 270 cases fruit, 12 cases tobacco, 4 cases silk, 49 cases sewing macliines, 56 bagb hemp seed, 27 cases maible, 80 cases champagne, 50 drums carbide, '04 bags sugar, 595 cases soap, 285 sacks pollard, 945 packages tea, 198 bars lead, 370 bags rice, quantity timber, 150 cases schnapps, quantity merchandise. ARRIVAL OF KIA ORA. The Kia Ora arrived in the stream at 7.10 o'clock this morning from London via Auckland and Napier. Prior to berthing at the King's Wharf to discharge about 400 tons of cargo, the steamed will unload 5000 packages ot explosives in the stream. On Saturday the Kja Ora is expected to leave for Bluff with the balance of her cargo. KNIGHT OF THE GARTER. A bottomless vessel is practically the present state of the Knight of the Garter, which is in Otago Dock for repairs of the extensive damage she sustained while entering the Bluff harbour in foggy weather. MoEt of the damaged plates are already removed, leaving the rows of frames exposed to view on either sides of her keel. Tons of the concrete that is used to line the inside of iron vessels' bottoms lie aboat in heaps in the dock, the floor of which is almost covered "with mechanical appliances, and resembles a machine shop. The forgings for the stern frame and rudder are well in hand. Work goes on unceasingly during the 24 hourß, and such good progress is being made that the repairs are likely to be completed well within contract time. INDRABARAH DUE ON SUNDAY.' The Indrabarah is now expected afc, Wellington on Sunday from Napier, in continuation of her voyage from London. About 820 tons of cargo are to be landed locally, and on Tuesday she will .leave for Timaru to commence Homeward loading. TILES FOR WELLINGTON. [ The Italian owned ship Australia is reported to have , been chartere dto load a cargo of tiles at Marseilles -for Wellington. The Australia is a steel ship of 1442 tons net register, was built in 1894, and is commanded by Captain L. Gazzalo. Captain Hutchings, late of the Waihora, and Captain Cameron, late of the Corinna, arrived from Sydney yesterday by the Warrimoo. Instead of leaving Dunedin to-morrow the Kowhai will not sail on her trip to Oamaru, Timaru, Lyttelton, Picton, and thence to northern ports, until the 25th April. Mr. J. W. Watson, has been appointed mate of the Kahu. Between them the Alexander and Kennedy landed 1200 sheep at the Petono Wharf today on consignment to the Gear Company from French Pass. The Argus is to sail on Saturday for Terakohe. The ketch will not be back again at Wellington for some time. She is to be engaged for a time in the Golden Bay trade. Mr. Watts is shipping 70 horses— half-draught and draught— to Australia to-morrow. The Whakatane is timed to leave to-morrow afternoon for Lyttelton. - A sailer, presumably the American fourmasted barquentine Kohala, bound from Lyttelton to Newcastle, was passed by the Warrimoo at 12.55 p.m. on Monday. The Wairau'is to leave Karamea to-day for Wellington. On, Friday she will leave Wellington to return again from Blenheim with a load of produce. - The Norwegian barque Mataura, 1193 tons register, is to load phosphates at Seychelles Island for New Zealand. . Private adv'ces have been received in Sydney to' the eflect that the new F.H.S. liner Argyllshire is to be handed over to her owners by the builders about the middle of next month, and in, June will leave Liverpool for Australia and for New Zealand. Captain. Chicken, late of the Ayrshire, will have charge of the new steamer, and Mr. Henderson will be the chief steward. The schooner Falcon, ■which is bound for Havelock, cleared the Wellington Heads yesterday afternoon. , The Storm is due at Wellington to-morrow to load explosives ex Kia Ora for Dunedin. Mr. D. W. Cameron, chief officer of the Kaitangata, was a passenger yesterday by the Warrimoo from Sydney, where he has been for the purpose of securing pilotage exemptions. On the 7th April the barque Rona left Melbourne for Edithburg (South Australia) to load salt for Timaru and Lyttelton. The Kent arrived from Picton at 5.35 a m. to-day and berthed at the Glasgow Wharf fof Homeward loading. She will be bunkered to-day by the Komata with 1000 tons of ooal. On Saturday tho vessel is expected to get away for Timaru at daylight