SHIPPING. PORT OF WELLINGTON.

Evening Post, Volume LXXXIII, Issue 153, 28 June 1912, Page 6

SHIPPING. PORT OF WELLINGTON.

BWGH WATEB. To-day— 3h 20m a.m.; 3h 38m pje. To-morrow — lUI 3m a.m. ; 4h 28m p.m. ARRIVALS. June 27— Energy, steam trawler (6.15 pjn.), 6Q tosis, Brown, from Cook Strait. June 27 — Pateena, b.b. (7.25 p.oaj, 1212 tons, J. G. Wateou, from Nelson and Picton. Pasaeegerc; 77 saloon aLid 13 steerage. June 27 — Aorere, «.«. (9 p-m.), 77 tons, Fist (put back through str ess of weathfer) June 28— Maori, sjS. (6.45 sum..), 3399 tone, Aldwell, from Lytteltoin. Passeugera: Saloon —Misses ingaU, NeiU, Phillips (2), Lawson, ToneycUße, Forbes, KtcKay, Mylec; CUrk, SUplt*, Cook, Naling, OUey, McKenzie, Anderban, Diran, Ingpeo, Nylis, Mesdajuee Jones, Symomib, Boyd and 2 children, Walker, King, Grande, Woltf and 3 cfiudreiL, Crosby, NeiU, Phillip*, Nurse McEae, C'oote, ittatchforu, Forre&L, Gfty, Brown, Lord, Allen, Fattle. Respingle, Kennedy, Cimond (2), Lady Williams, Justice Williams, Captain "Whibj, Caphun Paga, llesvß. Smith, Jones, Norton, Tax, Hau&eo, Hall, ■Wiffen, Sadler, 'Walden, Nicliols, Thomson, Poland, Maney, Crosby, Carriek, Dickie, Brown, Howard, Lewis. McDoTicjall, Hyde, Judd, Knight (2), Wilson* Porter, JMcCrone, Beabb, ■Wftlden, Eonttey,- McLean, Clark, Morgan, Anderson, Manifold, Gray, Lord, lifcClay, Whiting, Stewart, Howard, Huston, McPbereoo, Name, L»»aoa, MeColiougb, Kennedy , Fleming, Warden, Rathbone, Hagger, McCarthy, Andrews, Grange, Brifctenden, Ackland, Hargreavee, JaHHcaaa,, Williams, (iranger; 88 steerage. June 28— Euru, «^. (7 a.m .), 63 tons, Neltaa, from Tarakohe. ./one 28— Moana, s.B. (9 J'/.m.), 3915 tons, Coilms, from Melbourne, Hob* it, and southern ports. Paaeengere for Welllingfon: Saloon— Misses Doncsn, Nicholson, Hainene. Mathiesoo, Gamble, Morgan. Mesdames Snodgra&u, Bfcratluun and child, Messrs Boyce, Davidson, Shore, .Fox, Tftmtvert, Stratbam, Bermac; Zi steerage. June 28— Echo, auxiliary scow (9.30 a-m.), 99 iota, -Mclntyre, from New Plymouth. jm»9 28— WeefcraHa, s.g. (0.35 a.m.), 2884 •lons, Walter, from Sydney, vi* northern ponre. Jbm 2&— Kapuni, a.s. (10 a.m.), 150 tone, Welotosh, from Patea. Jim* 28— Woottoa. (us- (12.29 p.m.), 151 ton*, iMcsea, front J-yttelton. DEPARTURES June 27— John, sjl (2.55 p.raO, 342 tons. Holm, for Nydia Bay. Jan« 27— Huia, s.s. (4JO p.m), 127 tons, Burt, for Wanganui. June 27— Wimmera, BjS. (5.3f| pun.), 3022 toas, Wyllie, for Hobart and M.elbourne, via southern porte. Pae&engerif — Sale on: For Lyttelton—Mea6re. Bodkin, Ma.rshalL For Dunedin—Misses O'Brien, Bmorald, Boneyfleld. Mesdamefi Hodgson, Cattan, O'Brien, Captain Murkoo, Messrs A. L- Ituir, Barton. For Bluff-^lias Emerald, Sir J. "W. Hoda. For ■obaxfc— Mr Bethune. For ■Melbourne— Mr and Mr* Ball, Mr Birdling. June 27— Nikau, «.s. (5.30 p.m.), 252 tons, Hay, for Nelson and Motueka. i Jnne 27— Mararoa, 8.5. (B.E p.m.), 2598 ton*, 1 Manning, for Lyttelton^ Pa Beengera : SaloonMisses Bimpson, Tucker, Toomey, Verity, Nudford, Mefidamee Breeds, Jacaieson, Keitb, Od"ur, Cole, Herbert, Wfleon, Corbett, Walker, Whittle, Crompton. Meews Breeds, Scott, EarrhrHon, Thaekerford. Feath ereton, Wflliamß, 'Rmeon, Gavin, Hutchison, Galbraith, Walker, Whittle, Crompton. June 27— Tarawera, s^s. (10.35 pjn.), 2003 tons, McLean, for Napier, Gißbo.me, and AuckJtine 38— Star of India, fi.B. (6v45 a.m.), 7500 tons, Kearney, 'for Gisbonie. Jun© 28— Ruru, b.s. (10.20 a.anj, 65 tons, Setoon, for Gisborne. June SS-'Aorere, e.g. (10i30 man.), TX tons, Fast, for Patea. June 28— Lizzie Taylor (12.20 p.m.), 77 tops, Pefeuen, for Haveloek. Jnne 28— Eotoibi, s.s. (1 p.m*), 1159 tone, Flynn, for Picton and Neleon. VESSELS IN PORT TH*S AFTERNOON Clyde-quay Wharf. — Takaimna.. Jer vote-quay Wharf.— Delphic and Wesfcralia. Queen's Wharf.— (South) £o.samond, Rotorua, Echo, Maori, Energy ; (north). Moana, Arahura. Kapuni, Arapawa, Stormbird, Hawera, and Queen of the South. Customhouse-quay Wharf.— Opawa, Tiinui, Blenheim, and Wafrau. Wool Wharf.— H.M.S. Pioneer. Eailway Wharf.— Ngaru. Pipitea Wharf.— Tutanekai. Miramar Wharf.— FalconIn Strewn.— Kapiti and Amokur*, Patent SUp.— Pateena. EXPECTED AIMIVALB Mapourika, West Coast and Nelson, 29th Tsunui, Waitara, 20th Opawa, Blenheim, 20th "Nikau, Nelson and Motueka, 29th Queeu of tile South, FoxtoD, 29th Arapawa, Wanganui, 29th Opouri, fioatherii ports, 29th KomMa, Westport, 29tb. Aorore, Pasea, 29th Huia, Mofcuekit, 20th . Jlararoa, Lytteltou, 29th Manaroa. Haveloek, 30th Blenheim, Blenheim, 30ih Stormbird, Waaganui, 30th Kini, Greymouth, 30th Poherua, Greymouth, 30th Alexander, 3langarsikis.u, 30th Mokoia, Dunedui azd Lyttelton, SOth .Hippie, Gisborne, Ist 1 Rosamoud, Onehunga and New Plymouth, Ist Waihom, Newcastle via. Auckland, let Wakatu, Kaikoura and Lyttelton, Ist Waverley, Foxtoa, Ist . \ Flora, touUiem ports, 2nd Navua, northern ports, 2nd Hiiupiri, limestone lßland,-"3r<| Muntai, London, *fh Tarawera, northern ports, sth PROJECTED DEPARTURES Maori, Lyttelton, 28th Blenheim, Blenheim, 28th Pateena, Picton, aud Neleon, 28th Manaroa, Motueka, 23th Stoi'inbiid, Wan«iinui, 28th Delphic, Lytteltou and Dunedin, 28th "Walnut, Blenheim, 28th S*ar of ludia, Gi&borne, 28th Jloana, Sydney direct, 28th Westralia, Lyttelton and Dunediil, 28th EotoiU, Picton and Nelson, 28th Wootton, Nydia Bay, 28th Queen at the South, Foston, 28tb ftufti, Gi&borne, 28th Arapawa, Wangauui, 28th Hawera, Patea, 28th Mararoa, Lytteiton, 29th , Nikau, Nelson sad Motueka, 2ttJi Opawa. Blenheim, 29th Hnia, Wanganui, 29th Rotorua, Lyitteltou, 29th Kapuni, Patea, 29th Wakatu, Lyttelton via Kaikoura, 29th Opouri, Greymouth, 29th Arahura, Picton, Nelson, Weet Coast, 29th Hineioba, northern lighthouse*, 29th Jlokoia, northern ports, Ist Rouarno&d. Pit ton. Nelson, New Plymouth, •nd Onehunga, Ist Aorere. Patea, Ist Waver/eft Tarakohe, Ist Eiople, Napier and Gisborne, 2nd Alexander, Nelson and West Coast, 2nd Echo, West Haven, 2nd 2favua* Lyttelton and Dunedin, 2nd Mapourika, Nelson and West Coast, 2nd Naviia, Lyttelton and Dunedin, 2nd Flora, Picton and Weat Coast, 2nd Tarawera, southern port*, sth , INTERCOLONIAL STEAMERS. Mcunganui, left Wellington on the 21st June tor Sydney direct, where she arrived on the aith June. Leaves Sydney oil 29th June for Wellingtou direct; due Wellington 3rd July. Leaves 4th Jnly for southern ports, Hobart, and Melbourne; due Melbourne 13th July. Warrimoo, left Wellington ou the 18th Jun« for southern poits, Hobart, and Melbourne; arrived at Melbourne on 22nd June. Left Melbourne 26th June for Hobart, southern ports and Wellington.; due Wellington sth July. Leaves came day " for Sydney direct; due Sydney on, tie 9th July. • lloeraki, left Wellingtou on the 20th Jane for southern 1 ports, Hobart, and Melbourne; due Melbourne 29th June. Hoana, left Melbourne 19th June for Hobart, southern ports, and Wellington, and arrived In port this morning. Leaves this evening for Sydney d'recc; due Sydney 2nd July. Victoria, left Wellington on the 20bh June Sot northern, ports and Sydney, where she arrived to-day. Weatralia, left Sydney on 19fch June for Welliiig'ou, via northern, ports, aod arrived in port this morning. Leaves to-night for Lyttelton sukl Suoedin. Leaves Dunedia 2nd July for Lyttelton and Wellingtou; due Wellington 4th July. Leaves *aine day for northern port* and Sydney; due Sydney 12th July. Wimmera, left Sydney on the 22nd June for Wellington direct, and arrived in port on 2fifch June. Left 27th June for southern ports, HobaVt, and Melbourne; due Melbourne the Cth July. Ulimaroa, undergoing overhaul and survey at Sydney. •VERSBA VESSELS •TEAMERB BOUND FOE WELLINGTON. Kaikoura, left London Oth May via Melbourne, Sydney, and Auckland; due here about the Sift July. Awahou, left Glasgow lit April, via Suez aid Newcastle; due about Bth July, BY TELE6BAPH. NEWCASTLE, 27th June. Sailed— Bxkano*, for New Zealand. 28th June. Sailed— 'Awahou. for New Zealand. SUVA, 27th June. Arrived — Atua, from Sydney. y*iJed — J*rana, for Newcastle. OXEHUNGA, 27th June. Sailed— Earawa (4.30 p.m.), for Sew Plymouth. NEW PLYMOUTH, 28th Jone. Armed— Ear itr-a (6 a.m.), from Oseiraagt.

NAPIER. 27th Junft. Arrived— Ripple (10.15 p.m.). from Wellington WANGAJTtfI, 27th June. Arrived— Petone (7.5 p.m.), from Wellington 26th June. Arrived— Hafa (9.45 a.m.), from Wellington PATEA, 27th June. Arrived— Kapunl (7.39 a.m.), from Wellington. PICTON, 27tli June. Arrived— Rosamond, from Wellington. BLENHEIM, 27th June. Arrived— Blenheim (3.30 a.m.) and Wairau (5.30 a.m.), from Wellington. MOTUEKA, ,27th June. Arrived— Manaroa (0.80 p.m.), from Wellington. KELSON, 28th June. Arrived— Kikau (8.20 a.m.), fioin Wellington WEBTPORT, 28th June. Arrived— Regulua (7.40 a. in.), Hauroto (7.45 a.m.), and Komata (8.12 ajn.), from Wellington. KAIKOURA, 28th June Sailed— Wakatu (8.15 a.m.). for Wellington! LYTTELTON, 27th June. Arrived— Storm (12.35 p.m.), from Wellington Arrived — Kairald, from Grey mouth; Waipoxi, from Westport; Defender, from Hokitika, via Weetport; Eunice, scow, from Haveloek; Cygnet, from Kaikoura. Sailed— Pukaki (2 a.m.), for Greymouth ; Mokoia (11.5 a.m.), for Dunedia; Corinna (1 pjn.). for Timiru and Dunedin; Storm (4.4? p.mj, for Dunedin and Timaru; Watotu, for Kaikoora and Wellington. • Sailed— Wootton (1 p.».), for Wellington. 28th June. Arrived — Wiromera (8.20 a.m.) and Mararoa (9.35 fcjn.), from Wellington. POET CHALMEES, 27th June. Arrived— W*iruna. (2.30 a.m.), from Wellingtea. DUNEDIN, 27th June. Arrived— Nairnshire, from Lytteiton; Flora, from Waetport. PASSENGERS FOR LONDON. The New Zealand Shipping Company's e.g. Kmpehu, which left Wellington shortly after noon yesterday for London, via Monte Video, Rio de Janeiro, and Tenerifie. took the following passengers from the undermentioned New Zealand ports t— S»looa : From Wellington— Mine I. M. Page, Lady Findlay, Masdames Moodie, Muthreick, Walsh, Messrs F. R. Belfrage. H. Cotter, A. G. D*ar>er, J. M, J. L., and I. C. Fiudlay, E. G. Hannon. N. Law«m, V. R. McKay, A. W. Moodie, H. Muthreick, H. Potter, and J. F. Waleh. and Master W. Mufchreiek. From Auckland : Misses P., J., N.. and H. Wingate, Mesdtmee Neville and infant, 'K. F. Wingate Mr F. Glenny. From Greymouth: Mr J. Hurak. From Christchurch : Mfesea Bennett. F. C. Farrow, Mefdamw Edwards, G. Edwards, Icglis. Messrs A. EdwaivU, P. W. Eiby, G. Meteatfe. Master* R. Edwards. E. Inglis. From Timaru: Misses J. R. Allan, A. H. Coe. Mrs Allan, Master D. A. Allan. From Dunedin : Mr and Mrs W. T. Goodeve and Mr P. K. Wright. Third-class : From Wellington—Mrs Wiseman, Messrs Brock, Dalziel. Harriman, Singh, Master Wiseman. From Auckland— Messrs Hart, Harvey, Stolz. .From Waaganui — Mr Harris. From Napier: Messrs. Nedwill, O'Brien, Porter. From Westport: Misses Hart (2), Mrs Hart, Master Hart. From Christchurch : Messrs Anton, Burton, Patterson, Young. From Greymouth: Mr Fitzpatrick. From Lytteltou: Mr McHardie. From Dunedin: Maedaraes Middletou and Munnings, Messrs Aitken, Middleton, Muoninge, Page. From Bluff: Mr Mulqueen. WITHIN WIRELESS BANGS. The postal authorities advise that the following vessels will probably be within -wireless range of Wellington this evening :— Moana (bound from Wellington 4o Sydney direct), Ruapehu (from Wellington to London, via way .ports), Talune (from the Island* to Auskland), Westralia (from Wellington to Lytteliton and Dunedin). MaJbeno (from Sydney to Auckland), and Wimmera (from Wellington to Hobart and Melbourne via southern ports). MURITAI FROM LONDON. Yesterday morning the Tyser liner Marital, from London via way ports, arrived at Auckland. The -vessel, -which has 800 tons of cargo cto discharge at the northern, port, is not due at Wellington until Thursday, 4th July. According to a, wireless message received last evening from the R. 31.8. Manuka, that vessel left Rirotonga at 'noon yesterday in continuation of ncr -voyage from Wellington to San Francisco. Mr. 0. Dinner itt now chief engineer of the Kaiapoi. Captain Da vies, late of the Kini/\rho has been on holiday leave, irae in Wellington, yniterday. From Timaru, the Union Company's tramp steamer Waitemita is proceeding to Newcastle, where she is to load for Lyttelton and TJTTMII-H Advice has beea received stating thafc the Aoraogt, -which left Wellington on Friday last in continuatioa of her voyage fron* San Francisco to Sydney, via Rarotonga, Papeete, and Welhngton, arrived at her destinaiion on Tuesday laet at C p.m. The Union Company's steamer Hauplri, lrhich wa» due to arrive at Gisborne fram Auckland, via East Coast bays to-day, is due rto reach Wellington on Tuesday or Wednesday next.