SHIPPING.

Evening Post, Volume LXXXIII, Issue 140, 13 June 1912, Page 6

SHIPPING.

FORT OF WELLINGTON. HlQfl WATER. To-day— lh 44m aJn.; 2h 8m p.m. JL'o-morrow — 2h 85nia.ni.; Sh p.m., ARRIVALS. sune 12— Arahnra, s.s. (7.5 pjn.), 1598 tone, biobert, from West Coast, Nelson, and Picton. Passengers: Baloon— Hisses Weber (2), Angel, Waiters (2), I>. McDonald, Beckett, Shepherd, Byan, O'Gormaa, Tiplady, Tomlinhcu, Symes, Jenkins, Hay, Meßdames Hiomson, Weber, Watters, Dixon and 3 children, Byan and child, Bobinson and child, MunSavin, Browning and child, Brow, Wright, Douglas, Smith, Hull and child. Tregurtha, Fryer, Harvey, Byau, Mottrani and 2 children, 'Messrs. Bay, Da vies, Weber, Watters, Smith, HcAlpine, O'Driscoll, Timperley, Dennehy, Crawford, H&web, Curnow, Brown, Jeseop, ftedd, Wright, Douglas, Newlove (2), Paterson, fiaig, Byan (2), Parata, Boyce Bonnington, Mottram, Hart, Buff, Browne; 87 fcteerage. June 13— Warriinoo, s.s. (1.40 a.m.), 3529 tons Ciift, Irom Sydney. Passengers: SaloonMisses Heavyside, Harper, Blewetr, Walker, Walsh, Lockie, McCarthy, Windeyer, Launderberger, Ueedames Adau», Blewett, Blchards, Gray, Hogg, Hammond. Dabourne, GranyHle, O'Shea, Green, Windeyer, Commissioner BJchards, Captain Suter, Captain Mureson, Ber. Williams, Messrs. Button, Duncan, Keale, Adams. Donnelly, M«Kenzie, Cooper, Multree, Hammond, Bell, Attwood, De Latour, Cray, Master Bicharda, Connors, Samuels, BjTne, Roberts, Bennett, Marchant, Casben, ] demean, Perry, Dean, Wallace, Harrington, j Turtoa, Dabourne, Sandiord, Campbell, Outram, Heeney, Green, Donus, Lindsay, Johnston, Candle, Gotcfa, Hogg, Williamson; 50 tteerage. For Lytteltoa: Mrs. Chase and 8 children, Messrs Chase, Smithers, Todd, Worsley, Green, Wallace; 1(5 steerage. For Duneuin— Messrs Lyth and Perry; 2 steerage. Juno 13— Kairaki, b>. (4 ,aan.), 458 itons, Scott, from Karainea. June 13— Queen of the South, s.s. (4.40 ajnj, 198 tone, Ha:vey, irom Foxtou. June 13-rMararoa, a.s. (G. 33 sun.), 2598 tons, Manning, from Lyttelton. Passengers: Saloon —Misses Chamberlain. Battray, Denniston, Me*-, dame» Auger, White-Parsons, Vincent, Holmes, Buchanan and child. Buflel and 3 children, Button, Hayward, Law sou, Joblin, Mclntosh, King, Amyes, Messrs Patterson, Campbell, Burns, Walker, Buchanan,- Moorhouse, BuffeL White, Mowatt, Holme*. Milne, Gordon, Joties, Whitty, Brown, Bascand,' Woodß, Stokes, Denuiston, Kerr, Fraser, Butherford, Jobliu, King, Anderson, Woodward, White, Turner, Smith, Ferris, Anger, Hutton, Clarkßon, Hayward, Shenrin, Witherford, Vincent, Hoggard, Fraser, Young; 64 «teerage June 13— Kapiti, e.s. <7.5 ajn.), 242 tone, Bawyera, from Wanganui. June 13— Stormbird, 6^. (7^5 ajn.), 217 tons, Dowell, from Wanganui. June 13— Nikau, b.s. (7^5 ajn.), 252 tons. Hay, from Nelson and Slotueka, June 13— Hawera, s.s. (8 a.m.), 200 tons, Jackson, from Patea. June 18— Tarawera, e.s. (850 ajn.), 2003 tone, McLean, from Dunedfin and Lyttelton. Passengers: Saloon— Misses "Waters, Cochrane, McSoribey; 6 steerage June 13— Wairau, »s. (9.46 ajnj, 93 tons, Irvine, trca Blenheim DEPARTURES June 12— Corinna, b.s. (3.15 p.m.), 1271 tons, Cameron, for southern ports.. June 13— Mokoia, b.b. (s^o pjn.), 3502 tons, Harris, for southern ports. Passengers—Saloon : For Lyttelton— Mrs Harriott, Messrs Col■nn, McAlister, Marriott. For Dunedin— Mcsdameß Bnckland, Cashman, Kobittßoa, Ginsburg, Lorieti Messrs Ginsburg, Davies. June 13— Blenheim, b.s. (3 pjn.), 120 tone, .Wilkinson, for Blenbeim. June 13— Opawa, s-a. (8 pjnj, 110 ton*, Nichotas, for Blenheim. June 12— Maori, fi-s. (8 punj, 3399 ions, 'AMwell, for Lyttelton. Passengers: Saloon— >TjftK»i Thomas, waiiny, Jamsen, Batclifle, KeUy, Washboorae, Bcott, Dougall. Webster, Conway, Dondkine, Heywood, Manning, Black, Thomas, Bobbin, M-e&dames York, Sharpe, Dodds, LHI, Beynolds, Cameron, Sharp, Davidcou, Bulkley, Fairiuirst, Singleton, Messrs Hector, York, Doddfi, BeynoJda, Hanna, BobinEon, Julius, Bmrmao, Cheeseman, Linton, Prudin, Breakeepeare, Moir, Hannins, Fairhurst, liistei-, Sharpe, Hoo&mB, McAllen, Tully, Scott, Bruce, Budkia, Gore, Grant, Sterenson,' Fairliurst, Watkins, Brown, Gore, Hogan, King, Brown, Gillies. Dobbin, Tonka, ,Goodstein Matthews, Maddison, Cohen, De Castro, Wilte, Hatldaoa, and Kirk. June IS— Botoiti, b.s. (2.15 son.), 1159 tons, Blyno, for Picton. Jtme IS— Hinemoa, s.s. C 8 ajn.), 542 tons, Bollonß, tor Cook Strait. VESSELS IN PORT THIS AFTERNOON Clyde-quay Wharf.— Takapuna and PutikL Jervoi«-qasy "WBiarf.— Siownbird, Tomoana. Queen's Wharf.— (South) Tarawera, Echo, Uararca* NXkau, and Hula; (north) Warrimoo, Amhuxa, Himitangi, Queen of ttie South, Mana, 'A<irere, and KapiM. ' Customhouse-quay Wharf.— Wairau, and HaStera. Wool Wharf.— H.M.S. Pioneer and Kairaki. Railway Wharf.— KorOm&o Glasgow Wharf. — Ai*wa, King 7B7 B Wharf.— Orafi and TainuL Pipitea Wharf.— Tntanekal. On Patent Slip.— Manaroa-, In Stream.— Amokura. EXPECTED AHRIVAit Ulimaroa, Melbourne Hobsrt, and eouthera aorts. 14 tii, Hula, Motueka, 14th Opawa, Blenheim, 14th Mana, Patea, 14th Waimeo, Wanganoi, 14th Komata, Westport, 14th Maxere, Wangaoui, 14th Wakato, Lytteiton and Kaikoura, 14th Poherus, Greymoath, IMh Opouri, T?maru and Lyttelton, 14th Dlertheim, Bleniielm, 14til Misori, Lyttelton, 14ta KapM, Wanganui, 15th Queen of the South, Fostoir, ISfch JJikau, Nelson and Motueka, 15th Storm, Wanganui, Istb Mapourika, ~West Coast and Uelson, 15th Pukaki, Auckland, 15th Taviuni, Greymouth, 16th Bipple, Osboroe, 16th Wairuna, sewca»tle, 16th Mokoia, southern ports, 16th Aorere, Patea, ,17th Kairnßhire, Liverpool, 18th Ifavna, northern ports, 18th Zealandic, London, 19th Manuka, Sydney, 20th PROJECTED DEPARTURES Mararoa, Lyttelboa, 13th Xikau, Xelfibn and Motueka, 13th Queea of the Sooth, Foxton, 13th Kapiti, Wanganui, 13th Wairau, Blenheim, 13th Arawa, London, 13th Tomoana, Lyttelton, 13th Hinemoa, Cook Strait, 13th Warrimoo, Melbourne via South, 12tb Himitaugi, Greymouth, 13th Tarawera, northern ports, 13th Arawa, London, 13th Hula, Motueka, 13th Mana, Patea, 13th Echo, New Plymouth, 13th Aorere. Patea, 13th » Nikau/ Nelson and Motueka, 13cb Maori, Lyttelton, 14th Blenheim, Blenheim, 14th. Opawa, Blenheim, 14th Pateena, Pictou aud Nelson, 14tb Stormbird, Wanganui, 14th Hawera, Patea, 14th Koromiko, Westport, 14th _ ■UUmaroa, Sydney, 14th Wahnea,/ Nekon and West Coast, 14th Opawa, Kapier, 14th , Marere, Londoa, loth Arahura, Picton, Nelfon, West Coast, 15th Opouri, Greymouth, 15th Storm, Lyttelton, 15th PutiTa, Wan^auui, loth 1 Wakatu, Kaikoura and Lyttelton, 18th Mokoia, southern ports, 17th llanaroa, Motneka, 17th Navna, northern ports, 18th Bipple, Napier and Gisborne, 18th Mapourika, Nelson and West Coast, 18th Mokoia, northern ports, IStlx Nairnehire, Lyttelton, 20th INTERCOLONIAL STEAMERS. Maunganui, called from Wellington on 30th' Hay for Melbourne and Hobart, via southern ports, and arrived at the Victorian port on Sunday. Left Melbourne 12th June for Hobart, southern ports, and Wellington; due Wellington 21et June. Leaves same day for Sydney direct; due Sydney 25feh June. Warrimoo, left Sydney Bth June for Wellington direct; arrived m port this morning. Leaves to-night for southern ports, Hobart, and Melbourne; due Melbourne 22nd June. Whnmera, sailed on. Oth June for northern -ports and Sydney. Left Auckland on Monday, and is due at Sydney on 14th June. Moeraki, sailed 7th June for Sydney direct, -where she arrived on the 11th June. Moana, celled from Wellington on 6th June for Melbourne and Hobart, via southern, port*; due Melbourne on the 15th June. Victoria, left Sydney midnight on sth June for Auckland, Gisborne, Napier, and Wellington; due Wellington 14th June. Leaves same day for Lyttelton, and Dunedin. Ulim&roa left Melbourne on the sth June for Wellington, via. Hobart and touthern port*, mid is due here oa the 14th June. LtaVeß f-ame day for Sydney direct, where she is due on the 18th June. OVERSEA VESSELS 'STEAMERS BOUND - FOE WELLINGTON. Nairn&hire, left Liverpool 4th April, via Australian ports and Auckland; due about the 17tb June. Zealandic, left London 23rd April, Via Sydney and Auckland; due about the 17th June. Delphic, left London on 26th April, via Teneriffe, Capetown, Hobart, and Auckland; diift-'abdut ttO-JStb June.

f Aorangi, left San Francisco on fine 80th May, via Papeete and Rarotonga; dne about the 20th June. Awuhou, left Glasgow Ist April, ria Suez stud Newcastle; due about the 20th June. The Star of India, left London 22nd April, via Australian ports and Auckland; due about the 23rd June. Rotorua, left London on the 11th Hay, via Capetown and Hobart; due about the 24th June. Kaikoura, left London 6th May via. Melbourne, Sydney, and Auckland; due here about the 7th July. lonic, left London on the 24th May, via Capetown and Hobart; due about 9th July. Cotirtfield, left New York on Bth April, via Australian ports and Auckland; due about the 10th July Muritai, left London on the 10th May, via Australian ports, Auckland, and Napier; due about the 12th July. Anglo-baxon, left New York 25th April, via Auckland; due about the 14tb July. Morayshire, left Liverpool on the llth May, via Las Falmas and Auckland; due about the 15th July. Tokoinaru, left St. John (New Brunswick) Bth May, via Australian porte; due here about leth July. Keidenfels, left New York on ?nd May, via. Melbourne and Sydney; due about the 20th July Tyrone, Left Liverpool on the 25th May, ' YJa Auckland; due about the 29th July. Whakatane, left Montreal on 27th May, via , Australian parts aad Auckland; due about ■ the 81st July Star of Scotland, left London on the 21st , May, via Australian ports and Auckland; due , about the Ist August. Star of Australia, left Sew York on 25th , May, via, Australian ports and Auckland; due , about the 2nd August • BY TELEGRAPH. I MELBODBNB, 12th June. Sailed— Maunganui, for Hobart and Bluff, r SYDNEY, 13th June. Sailed— Haheno (2.30 pun.), for Auckland. NEWCASTLE. 12th June. Sailed— Waitemata, for Lyttelton. , • 13th June. Arrived— Honenfete, from Dunedni. SUVA, 12th June, t Arrived— Providence, from Sydney; Levuka, - from Sydney. AUCKLAND, 12th June. , Sailed— Pukakl, for Greynxmth, via. Lime- , stone Island and Wellington. , 13th June. Arrived— Melbourne (10.10 a.m.), from New- , castle. - WANGANTJI. 13th June , Sailed— Marere (10.35 a.m.). for Wellington. NAPIEE, 12th June. , Arrived— MaTua (12.10 p.m.), from Welling- , ton. 13th June. , Arrived— Eipplo (10.50 last night), from Wellington, r PICTON, 12th June. Arrived— Pateena (4.30 i).mj, from Welllng- , ton. 13th June. Arrived— Eotoiti (7.45 a.m.), from Wellington NELSON, 13th June. i Arrived— Pateena (2.50 a.m.), from Plcton. Sailed— Pateen* (8 a.m.), for Picton. and , Wellington BLENHEIM, 13th June. , Arrived— Opawa and Blenheim (4 aun.), from Wellington. LYTTELTON, 13th June. Arrived— Maori (7 ajn.) and Mokoia (&.30 ajnj, from Wellington • To sail— Maori '(8.20 p.m.), for Wellington ' WESTPOET, 13th June. > Arrived— Eagle. Hawk, Whangarei, and " Whangaroa, whaling steamers (8.30 ajui.), from r Melbourne. , Sailed— Kamona (8.80 a.m.), for Wellington GBEYMOUTH, 13th June. Arrived— Poherua (7.20 a.m.), frpm Welling- • ton. POET CHALMEES, 12th June. » Arrived— Ariel, barque (11.30 a.m.), from Surprise Island. ' DUNEDIN, 12th June. Arrived— Flora, from Oainaru; Invercargill, • from Waikawa. » Sailed— Paparoa, for Bluff. Bailed— Ulimaroa, for Sydney, via Lytteltodk. » and Wellington. Passengers— Salooa *. For • Wellington— Miss Sweeney, Mesdames Bolt, " Sweeney, Childs, Mr Stein. For Sydney—Mee- » dames Hudson (2), Turnbull, Fisher, Duns- » muir. Linley and child, Messrs Turnbull and " *} boys, Fisher, Wood, Linley; 25 steerage. WABBIMOO, FBOM SYDNEY. 1 At 7.30 a.m. to-day the «.s. Warrimoo, from • Sydney direct, berthed at No 1, north, Queen's Wharr. The vessel, which left the New » South Wale* port at 8.30 pjn. on Saturday last, experienced fine weather all the way > across the Tasman with light north-west winds, before proceeding to Melbourne, via southern ports and Hobart this evening, the Warrimoo discharges the following imports: — 74 drums carbide, 8 csses/eilk, 150 cases .schnapps, 50 casks shale oil, 40 boxes lard, 160 sticks . ricemeal, 500 bags ochre, 21 bales fibre, 20 , drums paint, 99 bars lead, 450 cases fruit, and sundries; also transhipments ex Yawatu Maru, ' Hzana, St. Albane, Tubingen, Dusseldor/, and „ Orsova. WITHIN WIBELESS RANGE. The postal authorities advise that the following vessels will probably be within wireless rtnge of Wellington, th* evening :— Warrimoo (bound from Wellington, to Melbourne, via southern ports and Hobart), Ulimaroa (from Melbourne and Hobart to Wellington via southern ports), Tofua (from Tonga, Samoa, and Fiji ißlaade to Auckland), Navua (from Weli ling ton to Auckland via' Napier and Gis bo rue), Victoria (from Auckland to Wellington via ports), Maheno (from Sydney to Auckland), and Arawa (from Wellington to London). WEST COAST BOATS. Tha Kamona left We&tport at 8 o'clook thie morning for Wellington. The Mapourika. arrived at Greymoutfo at 7 a.m. to-day, and at 7 p.m. she bails again on tlie return trip. The Poherua arrived at Greymouth at 7 ma. to-day, and this evening the leaves again for Wellington, with a cargo of coal. ; • HUBUNUI AT TENEEIFFE. Cable advice has been received by the local office of the New Zealand Shipping Company stating that the steamer Hurunui, which left Wellington, on the 3rd May for London, via Monte Video and Teneriffe, arrived at the latter port on Sunday last. . BUAPEHU'S MOVEMENTS. On completion of her Home loading at Timem, the New Zealand Shipping Company** steamer Euapehu -will visit Bluff for the same purpose. The vessel will afterwards visit Lytteltoa and Wellington, finally sailing from tbe latter port for London on the 27th Juno. A DEMAND FOE LIFEBOATS. There has been of late an extraordinary ' deic&nd for lifeboats hi British shipbuilding circles it being clearly the intention of all the owners •t/to do business with ithe Belfast yards to efluip their vessels with sufficient boats to ac-i-onrmodate every soul on board. Mesbre Harland and Wolff, Ltd.. despatched to Liverpool aad Southampton within a week about &0 boats of the usual size — viz., 32ft; while Messrs Workman, Clark, and Co. also shipped a large cumber. The demand, of course, has sent up ,the price. Formerly it was £1 per foot, but cow it is on the way to be 30s. To judge from ithe orders on hand, every boat builder in Belfast will be working at highest possible preshure for a long time to come. It is a significant fact that many owners still pin Hhelr faith to the old-fashioned wooden boat, and -will not have any other on their minds. TUEAKINA DELAYED. Tbe strike of transport workers in London has delayed ihe departure of the New Zealand Shipping Company's s.s. Turakina, which "was to have Bailed for Wellington on Saturday last. It ifi now probable that she will be detained at the Home port until the 20th lost., and tn that case will not arrive here untQ about the 6th August. The last big labour upheaval -also delayed the Turakina at .London, for almost two weeks. PUKAKI FEOM AUCKLAND. At 9 o'clock last evening the Pukaki sailed , from Auckland for Wellington.. On the run l down the vessel calls at Limestone Island i to take iv a. quantity of cement. She is due i here about Friday or Saturday. ~ THE STAE OF CANADA. * On Saturday next the Tyser Una steamer . Star of Canada is due to leave Bluff for Lyts teltoa for Homeward loading. After bhip- - ylng a quantity of frozen meat, cheese and other lines, the vessel will leave on Tuesday i iie\t for Gi*borne, Napier, and Wanganui. , From the lstter port abe comes on to Wellington, and loads here for London, leaving , finally on the 3rd July. \ The New Zealand Shipping Company's s.s. • Paparoa, from London-, via Brisbane, Duaedin, and Bluff, is due at Lyttelton to-day to complete discharging. She will afterwaids return , to Bluff for Homeward loading, and will go tc ' northern port;* to finish. 3 It is reported that since the Titanic disaster i the White Star authorities have determined i to carry two wireless operators on their vesb sels. They will thus b» able to keep a continuous communication with other riiipu or shore stations. The Shaw-Savill steamer Zealandic, now at Auckland, and doe here on Monday, has two wireless operators on boad. Mr. D. Cameron, lato tliinl oJiii-cr or -'■<> J Mapourika, has signed on the Klni as «c- " cond officer. t Mr. C. Crouciier has feuccerded iv. W. j Jond& as second officer of the l'ctoue. Mr. L. D. Odray, toil, of Mr. S. Cttray, of i Lyttelton, is now junior engitieei ou the NeW-on ; Line's Ktpamet- Highlaud Scot, in the Umpool-

The Taviuni is still detained at Greymouth owing to tlie bad state of the bar. At 8 p.m. yesterday the Pukaki left Aneklaad for Wellington via Limestone Ifiland, where one calls to load 300 tons of cement for this port. The Koromiko arrived from Westport yesterday afternoon, tbe Kamona. arrives to-day, und the Koniata. on Friday, from the same port. The New Zealand Shipping Company's &c. Ocari leaves at (J a.m. to-morrow for Napier. 2he Maitui is to load next week tt Bluff, Oamaru. and Lyttelton. She goeß from tlie la*t mentioned port to Sydney and Newcastle, and returns to Lyttelton. Before leaving Greymouth for Australian ports the Kurori is to undergo overhaul at Port Chalmers. On tie SliSt October the New Zealand Shippins Company's steamer Hurunui i£ expected to leave Liverpool for Anekland, Wellington, and Beauty point (Tasmania). The vessel should leaub Auckland about tbe 15th December. The little 6teamer Wairoa, which was fitted out io go on a salvaging expedition to tlie wreck of the General lirant at the Auckland Island*, was taken from the City Wharf, Dunedin, to "Botten Bow," Port Chalmers, on Monday last. The expedition is now at a ttandbtill.