SHIPPING.

Evening Post, Volume LXXXII, Issue 23, 27 July 1911, Page 6

SHIPPING.

POUT OP WELLINGTON, man water. To-day—Sh 2ra a.m.; 6h 27m p.m. To morrow— oh asm a.m. ; till 23m p.m. ARRIVALS. July 20— Matmroft, e.s. (fl p.m.), 122 tons, Eatt, from Jlotuekn. .July 20— Moann, b.s, (8.25 p.m.), 3916 tons, Woriall. from S>dney. Passengers : Saloon— Misses 1, M. liooley, Jl, Flood, Mewlatties .f. I'aton, A. O. Berwin, Infant, nnd nurse, Sprti'do nml child, V,, J. Vaujrtit, J. Hooper, !•'. Hooper, ftitfvson. Abbott. L. Banks, RaHibone. J. McLeod, Turner, R. Norton, flnticrnore, Dr. Kauson, Messrs. M. O. Rich, K. Willhtttin. ,r, Patou, U. 3, Matthews, Norton, A G. Benvm, B. Cohen, Roy, M. Bras'ed, U. .1. ViUijtht, It. A. flutters, H. S. Badger, .1. Hooiter, Yon der Veldeti. 13, H. Marx. Watt, McGregor, Ti. Banks. Rathbone, J, McLeod, Turner. T. Marchant, 15. H. Rolle. B. Phamyti, 1». 1). Leslie, W. B. Hodaes, B, Collins. C. C. Furst. Bctby, ,Tae, Stewart, Major A. Hornirtg. H. Allworth, Curie, 8, E, Clarke, d. H. Gordon, 8. S. Myers, Gay Johnston; 60 steeraaf. iTMIv 26— Arahura, s.s. (10.fi p.m.), 1696 tons, Jjiittihprt. from Grcymoiith, Westpot't. Nelson, ••Hid PMon, Passengers : Bntoon— MJßPds JlilMgati. MoCnHum, Mcßitin, Mctntesh, Munson, "Uilner. MlUecotnb. Orimlev. Coofnbes, Buick, Oawnnort. MppdnmPM Mcßride, B\le.v, Camp* tie't. Wright. Naxh, ttoßAtt, Mdßain and child, Afflliitan and child. Keogh and infant, Itogors, Itlnir, Bain, Masched. Barltrop. Bothotnley and child. MeAtatmn, Hodscon. fcavies, Corbridge, TJowdeflWell, Tjngey. Higains. Sogan, WeW, JfcGforge. McPie, Keogh, Thornton., Smith, Million (3). Slowey. Currie, Williams, Blair, Ifertptav, Mmipou. HefferWdn, ftpdpath, Neville, Milligan. Chteholni. SfasteW. Jtiggtns. Berne, O'Connor, Bgnn, McLinley, JfcKay, Davy, Allen, Wiikltt., Wright. Poole, Harriett, Barrett, Arnold. Mittier, O'Con&ell, Espie, Poster, Mile*, Bftttdoon, Bothomley, Duncan, Stanmersj 34 Btcemge, July 26— Kapunl. s.s. (10.10 p.m.), 2"5 tonF, Jackson, from liyttelton. July 2"— Pttahine, s.e. (12.20 n.m. ifl the stream), 10.758 tons. Forbes, from london and Plvtnouth via Teneriffe, Capetown, and Hobart, July 27— Mararoa. s.s. (6.40 a.m.), 2508 tons, .Manaiftß. from tyttelton. Passengers; sa-loofl^-Jftsses Bright, Cookson, Nurse Ogden, Mfesdanies Papps and child. Mcßeath, LitMe, Barkef. Johnston. Eaplesotne, Clarkaott, Barber, Messrs. Tobias, Mefpdith, McLeltan, tftldItw. West, Thomson (2). Cameron. Matcolm, J. C, Tltdrflsdny Gamble, Fredfte, Thompson, fiun..can, Milne, Jfcßoath, Poole. Weld. Sain. Seddot).. Dnvoy. Witty, Bcilly, Wooldridge, Poore, Mfddieton, Modlin, Burns, Plant. Btttter\Vorth, Kfewfch, tow, Pratt, Johnston. Spiers, Papps, Whltta, Teajgue, Grange. Clpmens, Newsy, Hon, J. Bate. Rev, Patber Cfeagh. Masters t)oyte. Meehan, Spring, , Spillane, fitzgeutd, McMillitti j 32 steerage. ■ .Tftty 2y-^ik!\», b.s. {1 ft.ffl.); 2&2 toflß, flay, from Nelson and Motueka. > .July 2?— Aorere, s.s. (&.60 fl.m.), 11 tons, Flsk. from Paten. July 27— jRattroto, b.s. (nooa), 1968 tonit, VM, from Dunedin and tyttelton. DEPARTURES Juif 2ff— KdOhya. s".s, (12,45 p.m.), 1001 tons, Hfortott, for New Plymouth and West Coast. July 26-'ttotffidsUe, b,b, (4.46 p.ffl.), 267 tons, Clark, for Wanganui. July zo—Echo, auxiliary scow (6.10 p.m.), 09 tons. Mclntyre, for Wangnmti, July 2"6-"Stormbird, s.s. (5.10 p.m.), 217 tons, Dwell, for Wangonui. July 26— Maori, s,s, (8 p.m.), 33f1& tons, Aidwell, fof tyttelton. Passenger*; Saloon-* Mteses Clifford (2), Hurt, Murray. Way, Anderson MeEttight, tonsdale, Marchant, Lady Clif* ford, Mesdttmea Rt-therford, lorie, Orr, Mitr* ray, Missen. .Keynoti. and 3 children, Fletcher, Watson and 2 children, Mcßain, Rev. Mr. MeKefisie', ' Messrs, tieretts. Mctean, Peat, Frost, Morgan. Httddock, WilliamEOti, ton«dale, Montgomery. Campbell, Keast, Phillipps, Bond, Chcyns, Smitti, Bowen, Sy'ffles, o'Connell, low, Alexander, Kdwatds, Hunter, tawfence, le Cren, Burt. Marlow, Keynon, Conaell, Haytei*, Itolcroft, Mcßain, Sandall, Rutherford, Belt, Weston. GJoode, Collins, Taylor, Thompson, Symington. July 26— Aoratlgl, t.t, (11.S0 p.m.), 4268 tofls, Evans, for" Auckland, Rarototiga, Papeete, ned San Francisco, (Passeugef-llßt published on Tuesday,) July 27— Jfgatoro. s,s. (4,20 a.m.), 1137 tons, Christian, for ttreymouth, VESSELS IN PORT THIS AFTfittNOON, Clyde-quay Wharf.^Soigran, Taranaki-street WHaff.—Pohenta, Qtioen's Wharf,— (South) Nifeau, Qtieea of tb© South, Arahur»< nnd Moana; (north) Aorere, Energy, Ktihu, and Mafa.roa. Customhoti߀-quay Wharf.— Manama, Opawa, Blentieim. and 'ti&zitf Taylor. Wool Wharf.— Falcon. Railway WhnrfH-Clyde, tauderdale, and tangata and Komata. Glasgow Wharf,— Kapuni, Tongariro, and Ngahere. King's WJiai'f^-Ruahitte. Pioitea 'Whart—TutafleksJ, In Strertin.^Duncrag and Afflokura. eXPECTEO ARHIVALS Te Ansu, Kelson and Picton, a7th KapfH, WrtJig&uui, 27th Huia, Wangttflul, 27th Kiripßka. Patea, 27th Klkau, Nelson and Mofcuflkft, 47th Wakatu, Foxton, 27th Breeze, Southern, ports, 27th Mani?apapa, Westpotb and.Kftfamea, 27tb Kaipafa, Nelsoft, 27th Maori, tyfctelton, 28th Mttna, Patea, 28tb Queeo of the South, tfoXton, 28tb Stormbii'd. Waflgonul. 28tli Manuka, Melbmtrne via- Southern ports, 28th Wftverley, Foxton, 28th Wiwmera, Sydney, Auckland, Qlsborfle, and Napier, 28th Mapourika. Greynaouth, Weitpoft, Nelson, BOtti Defender, /yyttelton, 30th Flora, sotttbera ports, 30th tarawera, Dunedin and tytwlton, 30th Rosamond. Oflehunga, New Plymouth, 80th Ripple, Gisboffle, 80th Ngatoro. Greytnouth, 30th Monowai, Nofthern ports, l»b pnojecTCD oefAßTUftei • Moana, Melbourne' via Southern ports, 27th KiHpaka, Pntea, itfth Nikau, Nelson and Motueka, 27th f Mararoa, tyttelton, 27th Huia, Wanganui, 2"th Mana, Pntea, 27th , Komata, Westport, 2"th Mangftpapa, westport and Karamea, 27th "I'olienta, Orermouth, 27th llnefgy, Nelson, 27th Duncrug, Dttnedin, 27th Itauro'o. Northern ports, 27th jAlanttroa, Motueka. and bayß, 27th Opawa. Blenheim, 2?th Blenheim, Blonheitn. 2"th KapiH, Puponga, 27tb ■ Kapuni, Wanganttl and Patea, 27th Td Anau, Picton fttid Nelson, 23th Maori, tytteiton, 28th Storm, Wanganui, 28th Breeze. Wanganui, 2f>fch Kahu, Hast Coaßt, 28th V/immera, tyttelton and Duflediil, 28tB Mnntika, Sydney direct, 28th . Wakaht. Kaikoura and tyttelton, 28th Waverley. Nelson and 'Wesfe Coast, 28th Aoret'e, Patea. 28fh oueen of the Smith, Fottoit, 20th Arahura. Picfon, Neleon. West Coast, 29th • Kaifeanffflta, Westport, 20th awrmbird, Wangantii, 2t)th To&narlro, J^ndon via- w»y ports, 30th Tarawera. Northern ports, Blnt Rosamond, I'lcton, Nelson, New Plymouth, flhd oaehunitfl, 31st .... Fiotn, Westpott nnd dfeywotttli, 31st Monowfli, LylteKohi and Dunedin. Ist , MspoufikiJ, Neteon and West Coast, l«fc Ripple, Napier and disborno, Ist OVERSEA VfiSSBLfl QnAMMIS SotJUD FOR WEtMN«TON. Sttsset, left tiverpool 27th May fof Aucklaud direct! due abjub 3lnfc July. Jfiiritai, left loiidoii 31et May via Australia. Auckland, and Napier; due about th« Bft lfymJford!' Mb New York 20th May via Auckland; due about 6% August, Amwa, left Plymouth 24th June, Tin Cape' ttwrt and flrtbai'fJ due about the 9th August. Walwera. left toftdotl 3rd Jitfle 1 , via Aucklund: due about the Bth August. Waimate, left Montrrit 6th June vi* Au»trufift and Auckland; due rtflout 9th August. 1;«n rt Olami«, left New York 16th May for Aubtrattofl and New Zcftlund ports; due 11th AtHitst. fapc Ureton, left New York 14th June, rift fluGcdlii and tyttelton; due about isth Aug-U'-t Kujpehti. Ipft London. 6th July, via Plyirou'h, Jfarseilles, Sue* Canal, Colombo, and Hobi'tt; ilufc nboitt 25rd August, l\!tr.imea, left >fontipal lfith June, via Austrn'ir nml Auckland; due about 26th August. Jmlini^mit. feft 1/indon Iftth June, via Att«' trnlin. Atttktatid, and Napier; due about 28th Auati^t, Sit.'iTV, loft Liverpool 24th June, via. Capetosuf. itobni't, Aucklrthd, Ihpicr; due about tUn :,orli yVugUßf. ■!i',pii'.4ii. Ifff. tondoti «th .Inly, via Aucktoiic!. itno nboiil '.!ml SL'pt"mlipi . 'i'u'tul. Ifft PlvniouUi 32ml July, via Cope<fi«n. .mil Hobint: due nlxmt .Jtli Hrpt^mlwt 1 . .\nql«> Putngoniari, left, New York 2nd June, ■via Australia and Auckland; uuc about sth Whiikwufl, tetb tondon 6th July via. Am4rali.'i. Attcklrtml, and Napier; due about the ''ens? P OiTeS left »*w York 17th June via Ails' Mliu nnd Atiukhuirl; due about 13lh Bepl "v'''i't!«'i!if. HI Xuw Y^rk Ist July, via Auckland. #lne about JBHI Septembei 1 , Tomrtina left New YdtH 17H1 July, via Ai?S« -kd Auckland true about lath oetober.

Sailing Vessels. Australia, Italian ship, left Marseilles Bth April. Helen Denny, barque, left Newcastle Bth July. ■V TELEGRAPH. LONDON, 24th July. Sailed— Papaaui and Norfolk, for Australia. SYDNEY, 26th July. Sailed— Maheno (3 p.m.), for Auckland MELBOURNE, 20th July. Sailed— TJlmmroa, for Hobart and Bluff. NEWCASTLE. 26th July. Arrived— Peliciana, fiom Wellington. Sailed—Bakauoa, for BlufT. t ONEITONGA, 20th July. Sailed— Pateena (1.15 p.m.), for New Plymouth. AUCKLAND, 26th July. Arrived— Muritai (11.15 a.m.). from Sydney. Sailed-^-Marere (2.30 p.m.), for London via Las Palmas; Matatua (3,40 p.m.), for London via Teneriffe. 1 NEW PLYMOUTH, 27th July. Arrived— Koonya (7.15 a.m.), from Wellington PORT AHURIRI, 26th July. Arrived— Ripplo (0.40 p.m.), from Wellington POXTON, 2"th July. Sailed— Wakatu (0.33 a.m.). for Wellington. PATEA, 27th July, Sailed— Kiripaka (10.10 last night), for Wellington, WANGANUI. 27th July. Arrived— Stormbird (8.50 a.m.) and Holmdalo (9 a.m.), from Wellington. PICTON, 26th July. Arrived— Te Anau (5.25 p.m.), from Wellington. Sailed— Te Aflatt (midniahfc), for Nelson, NELSON, 26th July, Arrived— Rosamond and Kaitoa. (10.30 a.m.), from Wellington, Sailed— Mapourika (6 a.m.), for Westport, 27th fluly. Arrived— Te Anau (7.15 a.m.), from Pioton. Sailed— Kaipara (10.5 a.m.), for Wellington LYTTELTON, 26th July. Arrived— Tarawera (11 a.m.), Melbourne (3.10 p.m.), and Petoiio (3.20 p.m.), from Wellington 27th July. ArHved— Maori (8,65 a.ra.), fiom Wellington. To sail— Maori (8,20 p.m.), for Wellington, WESTPORT, 26th July. Arrived— Navua (3.60 p.m.), from Wellington GRBYMOUTH, 26th .tuly, ! Arrived—Gertie (10.46 a.m.), from Wellington \ FOXTON, 26th July. I Arrived—Wakatu (10 a.m.), from Wellington, MOANA, PROM SYDNEY, A late arrival afc" Wellington yesterday was the Moana from Sydney direct. The vessel dropped anchor in the stream at 9.25 p.m., and berthed at Ko. 1, south, Queen's Wharf, a little over an hour afterwards. She left Syd« uey at 1.15 p.m, on Saturday last, and as Boon as the heads were cleared she ran into a strong south-easterly gale accompanied by a heavy beam aea (which changed to a head -ea) and thick squally weather. These conditions prevailed right across from Sydney to Pencarrow Heads. The vessel brought the following imports for Wellington. ;— l2O bars elec« tro copper, 375 bags ochre, 89D sacks pollar,d, 380 boxed lard, 400 bagß salt, 371 drums carbide, 480 bags rice, 1631 cases fruit, a quantity of sundries, and transhipments ex Coblenz, Aldenham, Moldavia, otway, tzchoe, Ville de la Ciotat, Australie, Goslar. Hanan, Kiel, Boon, Lotheringen, t)ilkera, and Orvieto. The Moana. is timed to leave for Southern porte, Hobart, and Melbourne, at 5 o'clock this evening. RtfAHINE, FROM LONDON, The New Zealand Shipping Company's e.s. Ruahine arrived in the stvenm tit Wellington shortly after midnight last night from London, Capetown, and Hobart, and berthed at the King's Wharf aboub 9.30 o'clock this morning. The Ruahine left the Royal Albert Docks at midday on Friday, oth June, and after embarking passengers at Tilbury, left the same day for Plymouth, which was reached the next even'ng After embarking passengers and malls the voyage -was resumed at 10.30 p.m., light winds and fine weather prevailing to arrival at Teneriffe on Thursday. 15th June. Teneriffe was left at 11 p.m., and on the run down to Capetown strong trades were experienced oft both sides of the equator with considerable Sea, The Vessel arrived at Capetown at 7.46 a.m. on Saturday, Ist July, and after a stay of seven hours left for Hobart. Stormy weather, prevailed oil the run across the Southern Ocean, very heavy W.S,W gales being experienced on the nights of loth find 10th July with mountainous seas. The Ruahine proved herself an excellent sea boat. Hobart was reached on Thursday, 20th July, at 2 p.m., where some 400 tons of cargo and 102 passengers Were landed. Considerable delay was caused through wet weather and shortage of coal at that port. The voyage was resumed at C.42 a.m. oh Saturday last, and strong south-easterly gale and easterly winds, with high head seas, were experienced nil the way across the Tasman Sea Captairt F. Forbes is now in command, and has with him the following Officers and engifieers !— Mr. J. H. Squires, chief officer; Mr. E. W. J. Nursey, second j Mr, E. B. Ddlby, third j Mr. C. B. Lamb, fourth; Mr. 3. C. R, Lifld, surgeon) Mr. C. Searle, purser; Mr. C. A. Weller, Marconi operator; Mr. J. Turner, chief engineer ; Mr. fl. f. Aitken, second; Mr, to, Shier, third: Mr. C, Young, fourth; Mr, G, Kftowles, fifth ; Mr. S. W. Smyth, sixth ; Mr, .1. Bissett, first refrigerating engineer; Mr. .T. Storm, second, Iv addition to the list previously published the Ruahine embarked the following passungerfl;—At Capetown.; Second saloon— Mr, G. BrydeftJ steerage, Messrs. A. Davidson, D, Lewis, S, Press, W, F. Therkle&ton. At HobarS: Second saloon— Mr,, Mrs., and Miss' Tahart, and Mrs. Grieve. From Wangauui, for which port she sailed last evening, the Holtfldale will go to Greymouth to load timber for Wellington and tyttelton, After loading a cargo of phosphates the auxiliary scow Echo sailed from Wellington last night for New Plymouth. The schooner Falcon berthed at the Wool Wharf to-day to load general cargo for Black' ball. After discharge she will load timber there for Gisborne, The Tyser liner Muritai, which arrived at Auckland yesterday from London, via Australian ports, is duo at Wellington, via Na« pie^ on Thursday, 3rd August, Captain D. Ritchie, of the Poherua, and Captain Cameron, of the Komata, exchanged positions to-day. <• Mr. E, Greenwood, engineer on the Energy, nas transferred back to the Opft-wa, Mr. Richardson, chief officer of the Kotnata, came ashore yesterday for orders, Mr. White has joined as acting third, and the other officers have been promoted a step. J The Rosamond is to leave New Plymouth at S p-tn, to-day fqr Onehunga. Word has been received from Lyttelton that the coastal steamer Wootton, which left that port on Saturday for Wellington, put back there on account of stress of weather. The vessel will not now come to Welling' ton.