SHIPPING,

Evening Post, Volume LXXXII, Issue 49, 26 August 1911, Page 4

SHIPPING,

PORT OP WELLINGTON. HIGH WATER, To-day— sh 35m a.m.; 6h 2m p.m. To-morrow— 6h 83m a.m. j7h p.ta ARRIVALS. August 2st-Wftlmea, 9.8. (8.40 P.M.), 454 tons, VViUltiiHtt, from Napier. August 2WRttapehu» s.s, (9.50 p.m., in the slre.itti), 9880 tons, Ciitfoid, from London via MaT^eilles, Sue?, Uanal, Colombo, and Hobart. AugtKt Z6-Xika,'l, s.t, (5.30 to.m.), 252 tortS) H«y, from Nelson, August 2C — Mokois*. 8.8. (1.5 a.m.), 3502 ton«, Manning, from Lyltelton. Passengers : Saloon *--.Mjßßeß Thompson, Kershaw, Walters, KitcWflghatu, Mari'hniit, Itutcliinson, Jlcteotl, Campbell, Mesdaines Hogg) flraff and child. Boytf, Dattbef, Webb ami child, Grant and infant, Cowan. MoffeU. Hogg, Robertson, Web« Rfer, Nicholson, Mooney. Staff, Messrs. Sing, Jitalmm. Cra.i?, Bojd, Hon. Jeakinson, Wales, Benkeley, Voyce, Lurch, Mng, Reed, Todd, Crichton, Moffett. Dryden. Hojfg, Moody, Robeftsoti, Coleman.. Kelly, Htiehes, Moms, Millet, Smith, Voting, Tufitbull, Jolt (2), "Webb, iKmaMeofi, White, Mooney, Hislop. Moore, Dobeon. Kobson, tomat, Little, Stone; 30 iteerage. August 26-?toriDbird, e.g. (11.30 A.m.), 211 tone, Dowell, from Wangaaui. 06PARtUftS9 August 25— Kowhiti, t,t, (4,5 p.m.), "02 tons, fcoH, for tffeymouth. August 23— Kniipoli «.8. (4.1S p.fifl,), 2003 ' ton*, Harris!, for Naptef, August 25— Wimmeia, s.e. (5.20 p.m.), 8002 tons. Waller, for Lyttelton and Dunedin. AOfliHt 23=*Kaptttii, s.s. (5,40 p.m.), Ho tons, rfackson. for fawa v ! August 2o— Warrftooo. s.s. (5.40 fj.ffl,), 8529 I tons. Ciiffc. for Sydney direct. Auguat 25— Maitai, b.s. (5.45 p.ta,), 3395 tons, j Stcvene, for San Fi'tincisco, via. Rarotoftga rtnd Papeete, AtlHU«t 27^-Uiripab.i, 8.8. (6,50 p.tfl,), 133 tons. Molhtof"!). for Witngnntii. AUJfttst 25— Mitorf. s.r, (3.5 p.ffi.). 3390 tons, Aldwell, for Lytteltoh. Passenger^: Saloon^ Misses Dodsoi], burner, Vatider, Velden, Sarr, Richmond, Josseth, Clere, Holffles, Daw Eos, JJewman, Wafd, Edmondspn, Christenrea, Jtesdamen Dodeon, Proui<e, Kirk, Stittoa, Bn« chanan, (Jreen, Allan, Patereon, Cox, Duncan, Jfwkman, Bvans, Jenkins, Miller, McAlister, flon. Jtr. Smith. Dr. Jlaitland, Messrs. Ben« eon, Owen, Austin, .fenkins, Miller, BaeJ'ert^, Dempsey, Aitken, Lockhart, Laurence, Irving, Perry. Fairbrother, Fenwick, Hyman, Davison, flrtln Patcreon. Sim, Herman, Prottse, Rev, Brook, atewort, Vander Veldm, Selig, Staples, Barnett, Parkin-son, Quealcy. Gibbie", Hutchison, Bfink)!, Oilliflglmro, Lovetl-Smifh, Mather, Bennett, Ma.rtiti, Deattfnont. Buchanan, Mackin.' foi«l). flpid, Vnn Asfh. Milnea, Bump, Eagleson, Cotinoi', Haigh, Sheap, Berry, (Manchester, Attaust Zo— o;iawa, 8,3, (11 p.m.), 110 tens, Kicholas, «bf Blenheim. Attatist 2^Blenheim. 8,8, (11 p.m.), 120 tods, Wat^n, for Blenheim. August 23— -Tainui, «,8. (f1.15 $.81.), 128 tofls, Jensen, for Waitara, AUfttist 25— Breeze, s.s. (8.30 p.ffl,), 257 tons, Moyei<, for "VVatiganui. August 25— tjueen of the South, g,s, (8.40 p.m.), 198 tens, Ifyrvey, for Foston, August 2&— llmemoai *,*, (8.4^ a.ffJ,), 5^2 fotii*, Bollons, for Pencarrow and Somes Is« land, August 26— Aiahura, s.s, (12,50 p.m.), 1696 tens, Lambert* for Picton, Nelson, Westport, «tid OfeymottUi. Panßefigers^Saloon : For Picton^Misßes Skinner (2), Fitzgerald (2), Gale (d), Bircti, Patkin=on, Milne and child, Horton (2), JteEtlatnes Skinner. Cunnlnghatti, Bacon, Uobeftß. Vrottti, R6se, Wallace, Morrison, Mar« Mfi, Mdssrs. Wil*on, Skihner, Cuaningliam, WaUUam, Griffiths. Manflering, Warwick, La Plastier, Carlisle. Sarfy, Riclifflond, Pollard, For Nelson-^Misgeß EKimton, Thomßoa, Young (2), Allport, Bealy, Wilkinson, Watters, Kershaw, McKeowen, Richmond, Kidsoft, Mes* dames Havoock, Mcßae, Firth, Robertson, Ren* wick, Heapa, Wilkitison, Messrs. Teycheime 1 , Brown, Hancock, Bennett, Kait, Williamß, Bond, McCtth'oeh, Renwick. For Westporfc-^ Mi«s Price, j^ts, Wasner and child, Messrß. King, Orange, Dlson, Reid, Mcdill, McEhvain, Read, Carey, Todd. For Glreym6uth-"MiBSeB Richmond, Morke, Burmeigter, Warren, McKen* dry, Me«dame<) Oaarin, Lloyd, Watkinßofi. War« feti, Ree?, Messfs. Burke, Barry, Master Flynn, flames, Sitrgeoner, Jones, Meredith. Astbury, Philb'pps. KXPeCTED ARRIVALS Mapotifika, West Coasi and Nelson, 26th Wakatu. Lyttelton and Kaikoura, 26th Milna, Waitarn, 26th Pateena, Nelson and Picton, 26th fttormbird. WiWganui, 2Cth 1 Ksvhu, Napier, 20th Hippie, Gisbotne, 26th Maori, Lytfceltott, 2rtli Blenheim, Blenheim, 27th Ngatoro, Qreyrnoutli. 2*th Opawa, BieiiheJm, 2/th Qneeti of the South, Foxton, 27th . Kapuni, Pateai 27th Kiripaka, Wanganni, 2"th Aorei'e, Patea, 27th Tnrawern, Duaedlti and LytteKon, 27tb Flora, Sotitherii ports. 27th Ai'apawa, Lytt^ltoa, 27th KafflOttd, Weatpoft, 2"th DSfeuder, Lytteltoti, 27th Mangapapa, Weat^ort, Karftffleft, 27tU Monowaf, sort hera ports, 29th Wavertey, Nelson, 2fit-h Sosamond, Onehunea, 30th MoAna, Sydney. 3Uth Wiuifflefaj Duaedia anH LyWelt^a, SUb Hautoto, Northern ports, Ist PaOJBOTBD DEPARTURES, Nlkau, Neieen and Motueka, 2dth Clan Ogiivy, Auckland, 26th Pbherua, Greymoutli. 26th Mokota., Lytteiton, 26th Waltnea, Nelson and West Coast, 26th Kdpitl, Lytteltoa, 20lh Pateena, Picton and Nelson, 2stb Bluia, Wan^auui, 26th Maori, Lytteltou, 28th Bletthelm, Blenheim. 28th npttwa, Btenheirrt. 28th Qiieeffl of the South, fOJttOO, 28th Kirlpaktif Wangantil, 28th I Aorore, Paten ( 28th atortnbird. Wanganui, 28th ivahti, Napier via. coast, 28th Defender-, West Coist, 28th farawera, Auckland via ports, 28th 1 Kahunl, Pated, 28M1 Flora, Westpdrt and Cffeymotlth, 28th Wakittu, Kaikotiva. and Lyttelton, 28th Manaroa, Mohteka. i>nd bays, 28th Rosamond, Picton, Nelßon, Now Pljniouth, «nd Onehungo, 28fch Mana, Patea. 28th Arapawa, Wangunbi, 28th I'afiUvei'a, Auckland, via potts, 28t8h Konmta, Weatport, 28th Hinemoa, COok Strait lighthoUEes, 28tb Mahgnpapa, Westport, Karamea, 28th Ripple. Napier and Gisiiorne, 20th Mapotirika. Nelson and We&t Coast, 29th Monowal, T/yttelto« and Dttßediti, 29th Wsverley, Nelfon, and West Coast, 2dtli "Wimmeca, Northern ports, and Sydney, 31sfe Hauroto, tyttelton and Dnnedin, Ist Arahura, Pieton, Nelson, West Coast, 2nd OV&R36A VfiSSSLe STeAJIERS BOUND FOR WEttINOTON. Waimafe, left Montfeal sth .Tntie tla AtH' tralia and Auckland j due aboufc 28th August, Indfrtlemft. left London 16th June, via Australia, Auckland, and Napier j due about 30th August. cape Breton, left New York 14th .Tune, via Ihtnedin and Lytteltoflj due about 31st Aug» vet, Surfeyj left Liyerpool 24t.h June, via, Capetown, Hobarfc, Auckland, Napier; due about the 2nd September, ftlmutaka, left London BtH July, vf& Au«k« land; due about 2nd September, Enrames- left Montreal 29th .funef via Au«< tralia and Auckland: due aboiit 2nd September, Aparltfitt, left Calcutta, l&t August via Samarang, ShiKapore, and 'Auckland; due about the 4th September, Talftul.- left Plymouth 22nd July, via Cape* town, and flobart ; due about 4th September. WHakaruft. left London 6th July via Au«« trails, Auckland, and Napier; dua about the 6th September. . Cape Ortegol, left New York' l7th June, via Australia and Aucklatid; due about 13th September. Walkure, left New York Ist July, "via Auckland; dne atjtiut 18th September, Rotorua, left Plymouth 6th August, via Cttpetowh and Hobart; due about the 18th September. Kia Oftii left Londoi 4th August, via Auok« land; due about 22Hd Sdptembef. BY rgLSGRAPH. BRISBANE, 26th August. Sailed— Rimutaka, (for New Zealand. SYDNEY, 25th August, Arrived— Victoria (noofi), from Auckland. AUCKLAND, 26th August, Arrived -Beckenham (4,16 p.m.)* from Jftpftn via Brisbane and Newcastle; Kaeo, from Gis« borne nnd East Coast bays. 26th August. Arrived -iVucheablae (C.4u a.m.), from West CoMt of America, Sailed— Waimite (1 a.m.), for Wellington, , w( i 013B0RNE, 25fh August. Sailed— Ripple (D p,m,), for Wellington. , , , „ NAPIER, 25th August. Arrived— Hauroto (2.30 p.m.), Jrom Wellington. , . „ . 26th August), Afrived^Afftwa (S A.m.), from Port Chalmers, PATBA, 26th August. Afrived— Aorere (0,10 a.m.) and K&puni (o.is d.tnj, from Wellington, WANOANUI. 26tli August. Arrlved-^Kiripaka (8,30 a.m.), from WellingtoUl , ' PICTON, 25th A«gu«t, Afiived-Pawena (4.50 p.m.), from WellingArrived—Pateeaa (7.20 a.ni,), from Picton.

LYTTELTO^f, 25th August. Sailed— Moeraki (7.5& p.mj, for Dunedin, Bluff, Hobart, and Melbourne : Himitftngi (3.25 p.m.), for the Chatham Islands; Mararoa, for Port Chalmers; Kini, for Westport; Wakatu, for Knikotira and Wellington. 26th August. Arrived— Wimmera (7.15 a.m.) and Maori (7.30 a.m.), from Wellington. To sail^-Maori (8.20 p.m.) and Tarawera (11 p.m.), for Wellington, CHRISTCHURCH, 26th August. The Rotorua left Capetown for Wellington yesterday. OAMARU, 26th August. Arrived— En&erdale (8 a.m.), from Timaru, BLENHEIM. 2Gth August. Arrived-»Opawa nnd Blenheim (8 a.m.), from Wellington. KAIKOURA, 26th August. Sailed— Wakatu (9.30 a.m.). for Wellington. , WESTPORT, 25th AtigUßt. Arrived— Alexander (7 p.m.), from Wellington 26th August. Sailed— Mangapapa (12.5 a.m.), for Wellington. GREYMOUTH. 25th August. Sailed— NgatoTo (11.15 p.m.), for Wellington, DUNEDIN, 25th August. Arrived— Corlnna, from Northern ports; Petone. from Oamaru, Sailed— Petone, for Bluff. Sailed— Tarawera, for Bast Coast ports afld Auckland. Passengers for Wellington : Saloon —Mr?, lawson, Messrs, Rudd, G. Bone. RUAPEHU, FROM LONDON, Two days behind time, the New Zealand Shipping Company 1 * steamer Rtiapehu arrived in the stream at Wellington at 9.80 o'clock last night from Londoh, via Marseilles, Suez Cabal, Colombo, and Hobart. Pratique was granted by about quarter past 11, but the vessel did eot berth aft the Kifig's Wharf Until about 1 o'clock this mornings The Runpehu cleared London on the 6th July, and arrived at Marseilles A week later. There Sir Joseph Wai-d afid party were embarked, the steamer sailing agam after a stay of three hours. Port Said was reached on the 19th July, and the voyage was continued the same day. Passing through the Red Sea very hot weather was experienced, which -subsequently gave way to strong south-westerly monsoons, accompanied b? high sea«. The bad weather lasted about a week, and in consequence Colombo was not made untit the Ist August. The Ruapehu left for Hobart the same day, and straightway ran into strong south-east trade winds and a heavy head sea. By the time ahe had arrived at fiobart she was considerably behind time, and the large quantity of cargo to be put out at that port further delayed her Com« ifig through Cook Strait more bad weather in the shape 01 a heavy easterly gale was tnefc With. Captain K. C, Clifford is la command of the Rua»ehtt, which Is officered as follows :-» Chief, Mr. C, 0, Tonge, R.N.R.; second, Mr. A. McKifistrfi third, Mr. H. Dawson.; fourth, Mr, C, H. Olterson; fifth, Mr. D. A, Peterson. The chief engineer Is Mr, Scott; second, Mr. B. Byles; third. Mr. A. E. Brown; fourth, Mr, R. H. Ward : fifth, Mr. A, R. Miller 1 Mr. J. W. Cameron is chief refrigerating engineer, and Mr, E. D, Pureell is second. Mr. W. 3. Colsoft is electrician, Mr. T. Muschamp Marconi .operator, and Mr. M. Scanes steward'iii'Charge. The ship's surgeon is Dr Bryson, The Ruapehu Is expected to get away from Wellington on Wednesday for Lyttelton to complete discharge. She will subsequently load for Home at Bluff, Port Chalmers, Lvtteltott, Auckland, and Wellington. The vessel is scheduled to sail fol 1 Lotidon od the 21»tr September, AORAtfGI LEFT BAN FRANCISCO. The Aorangi left San Francieco on Wedne*day;, the 23rd August, for Wellington,- via Ta« hiti and RarotOngai The Vessel is expected at Wellington about the 14th September. * ROTORUA LEFT CAMTOWN. ' The flotorua, which is due at Wellington about the 18th September from Plymouth, left Capetown yesterday. THE COLLISION AT AUCKLAND, ' Further particulars are to hand In connection With the sinking of the sscow Huia by the paddle-steamer Wakatefe in Auckland harbour on Wednesday night la«t. It appears that, at the time of the collision the Wakatere, winch is commanded by Captain Farquhar, was coming from Thames with about 25 passengers on board. Shortly before 8 p.m, Captain Farquhar left the bridge for a few minutes after seeing that all was clear, leaving the second mate in charge. Sooa after leaving the bridge he heard the telegraph bell ring, and immediately went ob decK, and found that I the Wakrttere had struck the bows of the Hula. The skipper of the Huia. and the two members of .the crew were taken on .the steamer, and the Scow rapidly filled witft water and turned over. The second mate, it js siatcd, did not sco any sign of the scow until her red light suddenly loomed up, He at once gave orders to have the engines reversed, and at the time of the collision the steamer had not much way on, otherwise, it is considered, she would have cut right through the scow. The damage to the steamer was slight. The General Post Office authorities advise that the R.M.B. Maitai should be within wireless range to-day. The Te Anau left Westport to-day for tyt« telton, The Flora was timed to sail from Lyt» telton at S o'clock this afternoon for Wellington. Tho appointment li announced of Captain Henry Collins as a master mariner to act with a surveyor of ships at Nelson in fixing thfe positions of the load lines Of vessels. The following officers are on the Mokoia, which arrived from Lyttelton tliis morning:— Mr. P. 0, Pryde, chief; Mr. O, Graham, second; Mr. A, Hughan, third; Mr. T. A. Anderson is in charge of the engineroom division, assisted by Messrs. J, Anderson, second; C. ,T, Styche, third; 3. A. Mitchell, fourth; and J. Watson, fifth ; chief steward, - Mr. W, Moore. Mr. Rosie, assistant purser on the Moeraki, joined the Tarawera at Lyttelton to-day, The Wanaka Is to load Navy coal at Westport next month for Fremantle, En route to Fremantle the vessel will call at Kaipara to ship some timber for West Australia. Subsequently the steamer will loitd jarrah at Bunbury for Dunedin and Lyttelton, Mr. A, McKlnstry, late of the ftinmiaka, is now second officer of the Ruapehli; Mr. C H. Otter«jn, late of the Lota, is fouuh; Mr. n. A. R. Peterson,, late' of <he Kaipara, is fifth; and Mr. E. D. Powell, late of the Kaipara, is second refrigerating englfleef, The Rimutaka, which is due at Wellington about the 2nd September from London, arrived at Brisbane on Thursday last, and left the following day,~