SHIPPING. PORT OF WELLINGTON.

Evening Post, Volume LXXXIV, Issue 1, 1 July 1912, Page 6

SHIPPING. PORT OF WELLINGTON.

HIGH WATEE. To-daj— sh 39m xjn.; Sh Stan pun. To-morrow— Si 27m a.m. ; 6b 44m p.m. ARRIVALS. June 29— SorreU, whaler (LSO p.mj, 46 tons, Elletsen, from Newfoundland, via Colombo, Brisbane, and Wbangarei. June 28— Jlanaxoa, t .& (7.80 p.m.)., 123 tarns, Hiri (put back through etrew of weather). June 30— Mapouriku, b-s. (4 a_m.), 1203 tons, Stringer, from West Coast and Nelson. June 30— Maori, b.b. (7.15 ajn.), 3899 tooa, AJdweU, from Lyttelton. Passengers : Saloon — Misses Huree, Gates. Drew, Sloane, King, and Baira, Mesdamee Pauling, SlcKenzie, Hare, Gosling << and child, Bethell, Landlord, Bell, McLean, Bishop, Coolman, King, Bishop, Coltman. Sawere, McGrace, Tufcty, Seddon, Clarke, Jeffries, Clyma and child, Measrs Thomas, P»ttie, Bertling, Holt, Cowan, Kennard, Bell, KelsaU, Denaiston, Justice Denaiston, Breen, Knowles, Maddibon. Sherwood, Daviea, Brice, Barton, Gonard, Bigbton, McManaway, Domigan, Cameron, Jeffrie*, Bang, Briggu, Young, Nesbit, Samms, Hewlett, Harrison. Chamberlain. McGuire, Watkins, Forbes, Eosa, Crawford. TuUy, Chapman, Cohen, Davidson, Kirk, Wells. PiranJ, Hoyten, Castro.. Guider, CuUinane, Clymee. Lindsay, Schlaadt, Kidding, Anderson, Wicks, Grant; 40 steerage. June 30— Botolti, a.s. (8 ajnj, U59 tons, Hyun, from Nelson and Pictouu June 30— Poheruu, 5.6. (2.25 pjn.), 1175 tons, Cameron, from Greymouth. June 30— Begulue, »J. (2.40 p.m. at Worser Bay). 585 tone, Tointon (bound from Wesitport to Gißborne. put in through stress of weather). July I— Queen, of the South, «.s. (2.10 ajn.), 198 tone, Harvey, from Koxton. . July I— Defender, s.B. (9.15 ajn.), 190 tone, JamieeoD, from Lyttelton. July I— Klni s.s. (13.15 p.m.), 1122 ton?. Holmes, from Weatport. DEPARTURES June 29— Rotoroa, s.e. (4.10 p.m.), 11,500 tons, Sutctifle, for Lyttelton. June 29— Maniuoa, 6.8. (5 pjn.), 122 tons, Hart, for Motueka. June 29— Mararoa, e.B. (ILIO p.m.), 2598 tone, Manniag, for Lyttelton. Passengers: SaloonMisses Murray, Quinn, Praser, Montague, Williams, Maedanies Thomas, Bishop, Pitcainw, Quinn, Mitchell, King, Molntceh, J. RntUay, Captain Johnston, Messrs Duffleld, Hulbert, Harrington, J. Smith, BalliEger,' Green, Pascoe, Cassworth, Barry, Cummings, FlaTell (2), O'Shea, Palmer, Patrick, Ford,' "Woodward, Bailey, Burgess, Cooper, Hyland, Davtee, Heiremc, Xhomasv Purkiss, Gray, Tamer, Garllck, Snell, Stuart, Tropp, Cooper, Chieholm, Bellamy, Chambers, Sherwood, Bowden, Rae, Wilton, Knight, Steffenson, Smith, Richarde, Wolfet Morlce, Chappell, "Moriarty, lllingwortii. Kirk, Henly, Gr*&ger, FlavelL Barnett, Hntehini, Dash, Morgan, CrolL Stepheneon, WiMJ*m», King, Mclntoeh, and Findlay. July I—Hinemoa,1 — Hinemoa, s.s. (fl a-m.), 542 torts. BoUone, for northern, lighthouses via Castleppoint. VESSELS IN PORT THIS AFTERNOON Clyde-quay Wharf.— Poberua *nd TakapuniL Jervois-quay Wharl— Hula and Mapourika. Queen's Wharf.— "(South) Echo; (north), Kottm, Maori, and Manaroa. Customhonee-qnay Wharf. Wakatu and Defender. Wool Wharf.— H.M.S. Pioneer. Kailway Wharf.— Ngaru, Queen of the Sonth. Jfipltea Wharf.— Tutanekai. Miramar Wharf.— Kalcan. In, Stream.— Amokura. Worser Bay.— Begulue. Patent 81ip.— Sorell and Energy. , EXPECTED ARRIVALS Flora, southern ports, 2nd Kavua, northern port* 2nd Opouri, southern ports, 2nd Mokoia, Bunedin and Lyttelton, 2nd Nikau, Nelson and Motuek*, 2nd Rosamond, Onehunga. and New Plymouth, 2nd Waihora, Newcastle, via. Auckland, 2nd Wairau, Blenheim, 2nd, Kapiti, Wanganui, 2nd Mararoa, Lyttelton, 2nd P&teaaa, Nelson and Picton, 2nd Blenheim, Blenheim, 3rd opaw4, Blenheim, 3rd Queen of the South, Foxton, Brd Aoreie, Patea, Brd Wakata, Lyttelton and Kaikoura, 3rd Arabura, Wert Coast, Nelson, Picton, 3rd ' Kaiapoi, Westport, 3rd Maunganul, Sydney, Sxd Hanpjri, Limestone Island, Brd Muritai, London, 4th Wcetralia, Dunedin and tyitelton, 4tit Axanava, W*ng»nid, (th Kiiioura, London, 4th , Kent, Lytbertoa, 4th , Paparoa, LrtiteHoD, 4th Tarawera, nor&ern yorta, 6th ' • Wanimoo, Melbourne via southern, ports, 6th PROJECTED DEPARTURES Aarere, Patea, Ist Warerley, Tarakohe, l*b Maori, Xyttelton, Ist Blenheim, Blenheim, let Pateena, Plotoh and Nelson, Ist Queen of Uhe South, Foxton, let Arapava, WongitnoJ, Ist Opawa, Blenheim, Ist Hula, Wang&oui, Ist Manaroa, Motueka, Ist Hawera, 'Patea, Ist Defender, Karamea, Ist Mararoa, Lyttelton, 2nd l.'ttau, Nelson, and Motueka, 2nd Wairaa, Blenheim, 2nd Poherua, Greymouth, 2nd Opouri, Greymouth, 2nd Botoiti, NdbQQ and West Coast, 2nd Mokoia, northern ports, 2nd Kipple, Napier and Gisborne, 2nd Alexander, Nelson and West Coast, 2nd Echo, West Haven, 2nd . Kavua, Lyttelton and Dunedin, 2nd Mapourika, Nelson and West Coast, 2nd Navuo, Lyttelton and Dunedin, 2nd Flora, Picton and West Coast, 2nd Posamond, Picton, Nelson, New Plymouth, end Onehunga, 3rd WeetraJia, Sydney via northern ports, 4th Maunganui, Melbourne via southern ports and Hobart, 4th Komata, -Westport, 4t)h Arapawa, Wanganui, 4th Kent, Avouinoubh, s£h Warrimoo, Sydney direct, Sth Tarawera, southern porte, sth Anbiira, Picton, Nelson, West Coaut, Oth INTERCOLONIAL STEAMERS. Maunganui, left Wellington on the 21st June for Sydney direct, where she arrived on the 25th June. Left Sydney on 29th June for Wellington direct; due Wellington 3rd Jnly. Leaves 4th July for southern ports, Hobart, and Melbourne; due Melbourne 13th July. Warrimoo, loft Melbourne 26th June for Hobart, eouthern parts, and Wellington; due Wellington, sth July. Leaves £ame day for Sydney direct; due Sydney on the 9th July. Moeraki, left Wellington on the 20th June for southern ports, Hobart, and Melbourne, and arrived at the hitter port on the 30th June. Leaves Melbourne on 3rd July for Wellington, via Hobart and southern ports; du9 at Wellington ou the 13th July. Sails eome'day for Sydney direct; due Sydney on 16th July. ' Mouna, left Melbourne 19th June for Hobart, southern ports, and Wellington, and arrived in port on 2Sfch June. Left earoe day for Sydney direct; due Sydney 2nd July.' Victoria, left Wellington on the 20th June for northern, ports and Sydney, where she armed on the 28th June. Leaves 'Sydney 3rd July for northern ports and Wellington; due Wellington 14th July; leaves same day ior Lyttelton and Dunedin. We«tralis, left Sydney on 19th June for Wellington, via northern ports, and arrived in port on 29th June. Left eaine day for Ljttelton and Dnnedin. Leaves Dunedin 2nd July for Lyttelton and Wellington; due Wellington 4th July. Leaves «ame day for northern porta and Sydney; due Sydney 12th July. Wimmera, left Sydney. on the 22nd June for Wellington direct, and arrived in port on 26th June. Left 27th June for southern ports, Hobart. and Melbourne; due Melbourne the »th July. THimaroa, undergoing overhaul and survey at Sydney. OVERSEA VESSELS STEAMERS BOUND lfOlt WELLINGTON. Kaikoura, left London 6th May via Melbourne, Sydney, and Auckland; due here about the Bth July. Awahou, left Glasgow Ist April, via Suez and Newcastle; due about Bth July. lonic, left London on the 24 th May, via Capetown and Hobart; due about 9th July. Muritai, left London on the 10th May,' via Australian ports, Auckland, tad Napier; due about Vie 12th July. Anglo-baxon, left New York 25th April, via Auckland; due about the 19th July. Morayshire, left Liverpool on the 11th May, via Las Palmas and Auckland; due about the 16th July. Tokomaru, left St. John (New Brunswick) Stb &ny, via Australian ports; due here about 16th July. Courtneld, left New York on Sth ApriL via Australian ports and Auckland; due about the 17th Jnly. Neidenfels, left New York on 2nd May, via Melbourne and Sydney; due about the 20tb July. Tyrone, Left Liverpool on the 26th May, via Auckland; due about the 29th July. Whakatane, left Montreal on 27th May. via Australian ports and Aaeklnnd; due about the 3l»t Jury - Star of Scotland, left London on the 21st Mitv, via. Australian ports and Auckland; due about the Ist August. Star of Australia, left New York oh 25th May, via Australian porks and Auckland; due About the 2nd August Stnrthroy, left New York on the 17th May, via Australian ports; due about the 6th August. Ei&ex, UU Liverpool on the 22nd June, via Las Paimae, Capetown, Hobart, ami Auckland ; .due, about* the im-Antm**

Katoa, left Bunbury in Jane; due about the 20th August. Matatua, left Montreal on the 20th June, via Australian ports and Auckland; due about the 27th August. SAILING VESSELS Tbe Helen Denny, a barque of 190 teas, sailed from Newcastle on the 84th June. She ia now 7 days out. .The W4ld Ware, a ►barque of 228 tone, failed from Adventure Bay, Tasmania, on tbe 25th June. She is now 0 days out. ■V TBLRGRAPH. LONDON. 30th June. Arrived— Nerehana, from Wellington. * Balled— Essex, for Auckland. SUVA, 29th June. Sailed— Atua, for Auckland. SYDNEY, 29th June. Sailed— Maungamil (1.30 p m.), for Wellington. MELBOURNE, list July. Arrived— Brisbane from Eaipara. AUCKLAND, 29th June. Salled-^Muritai, for Napfcr and Wellington; Walhora (5.10 pan.), for Wellington; Navua, for -southern popxta. SQth June. Arrived— Ta!nul (7.55 a.m.), from Gibbarae; Jlaheno (7 -pan.), from Sydney; Tarawer*. from southern port*; Eaeo, auxiliary 'schooner, from Gisborne. GIBBORNE. 29th June. Arrived— Ruru (midnight), from Wellington. Sailed— Ripple (8 p.m.), for Wellington. WAITARA, 29tb June. Arrived— Tainui (7.45 pan.), from WbUington NEW PLYMOUTH, 20th June. Sailed— Rosamond (4.10 p.m.), for Onehunga. RUSSELL. 80tti June. Arrived— Hawk (noon), from Wellington. WANGANUI, Ist July. - Sailed— Stormbird (11.35 a.m.), for Wellington FOXTON. let July. -Arrived— Wootton (11 a.m.), from Wellington PATJBA, £Btb June. Arrived— Kapuni (8 p.m.), from Wellington. TIMARU, 29tli June. Sailed— Waiiemata (6.15 p.m.), for Auckland. NELSON, 30th June. Arrived— Arahura (5 a.m.), from Wellington and PJcton; Nlkau (3.20 a.m.)', from Wellington. Sailed— Arahura (8 a.m.). for West Coast. WESTPORT. 30tb June. Sailed— Klni (8.45 a.m.) and . Koinata (B.SO a.m.), for Wellington. LYTTELTON, 30th June. Arrived— Rotorua (10.45 a-m.), Delphic (3.30 p.m.), and Mararoa (5.25 p.m.), from Wellington. ' . PORT CHALMERS, 294b June. Arrived— Wlmmera (2.20 p.m.), from Lyttelton. Sailed— Mokoia, for Auckland via East CoMst porta; Corinna, for northern ports; Te Anaa, for Westpoprt and Greymoutb. DUNBDIN, 80th June. Arrived — Invercarglll, from Stewart Island; E...otare, from Riverton; Westralia, from Sydney via northern ports. Sailed— Wimmera, for Bluff, Hobart; And Melbourne. » WITHIN WIRELISBS RANGE. The postal authorities sdvlse that the following vessels will probably be within, wireless range of Wellington thta evening :—Makura (bound from Vancouver to Sydney, via Honolulu, Suva, and Auckland), Maunganui (from Sydney to Wellington direct), Warrimoo (from Melbourne and Hobart to Wellington, \ia southern porte), Wiinmera (from Wellington to Melbourne vSi southern ports and Hobart), and Maheao (from Auckland to Sydney direct). THE SiTCJNEY BOAT. At 1.80 p.m. on Saturday tie Maunganui left Sydney for Wellington direct with 100 saloon and 76 steerage passengers for all ports. Included in the steerage total are five Chinese for Wellington! The vessel Is due here early on Wednaday morning, and on the following day she sails again for Melbourne and Hobart, via southern ports. NAVUA DELAYED. Telegraphic advice received by the Union Company from Napier states .that the Navua. cannot arrive at that port until to-morrow morning <at the earliest. She will sail at noon for. Wellington, but her trip pto Lyttelton and Dunedin has been abandoned. Instead, the vessel tranships her Lyttelton cargo to tbe ferry boat, and the Hanoganut takes the Dunedin consignments. The Navua then goes to Weetport at 5 p.m. on Saturday. BANFFSHIRE AT LONDON. , The local agents of tbe New Zealand Shipping Company have received cabled advice stating that their chartered steamer Banffshlre, which sailed from Auckland on the 80th April for London, arrived at the latter port on Thursday last, tfte 27th June. HAITAI, FROM NEWCASTLE. The Marfcai was to have left Newcastle on Wednesday for Lyttelton with a cargo of coaL After discharging she will be docked there for overhaul and cleaning and painting, :ind .will relieve the Moana in the intercolonial passenger service, sailing from Lyttelton on the 12th July forJDunedin, Bluif, Hobart, and Melbourne. Captain Holm, late of the Hauplrl, 1b relieving Captain A. H. Davieg, master of the Kf»i, who is on 'holiday leave. Captain J. Mohan, formerly of the ' Joieph Sims and Lily, has been appointed master of the schooner Annie Hill, In place of Captain G. Brown. Captain Hamilton, assistant harbourmaster at Bluff, and formerly chief officer of the Hlnemoa, left Wellington by tbe Maori for the South on Friday evening. He Is returning from his holiday. Mr. F. A. Williams signed on the Euroir at Auckland ac purser. Captain A. H. Thorpe, harbourmaster at Lyttelton, who left by the Wimtnera on a six weeks' holiday trip to Melbourne and Sydney, Is being relieved by Captain T. M. Hunter. The Norwegian whaler Sorell and the steam trawler Energy went on the Slip this morning. At 5 o'clock on Saturday the Waihora. left Auckland for Wellington. She is due here early to-morrow morning. The Rosamond arrived at Onehunga at 8 a.m yesterday, and sailed at noon to-day for Wellington direct. At 8 p.m. yesterday the Arahura arrived at Westport, and at 2 o'clock this- afternoon the waa to have left again for Greymouth. The Union Company's collier Eaiapoi, which left Newcastle, on Tuesday, 18th June, arrived at Lytteltom early 'ltiurcday morning. Captain Brown reports having met unfavourable weather when two day* out from the New South Wales port, which delayed the vessel somewhat. Favourable weaiher with moderate seas wa* experienced during the remainder of the Jourasy. Tbe Eaiapoi has 2500 tons of coal on board, and was eipected to leave for Greymouth on Saturday evening. Tbe Aparima was due at Colombo on Thursday from Cardlif (Wales), and after discharging a cargo of coal she will proceed to Calcutta to load for New Zealand ports.