SHIPPING.

Evening Post, Volume LXXXIV, Issue LXXXIV, 23 September 1912, Page 6

SHIPPING.

PORT OF WELLINGTON. HIGH WATER. To-d>Y~-lh 43m a.m.; 2h p.m. '10-morrow— 2h 26m a.m. ; 2u 43ta p.m. ARRIVAL*. September 21— Ka.pitl, 0.1. (2.35 p,m,), 242 tons, Sawyers, put back. September 21— Pateena, »^. (6.80 p.m.), 1212 tons, Watson, from Nelson, and Picton, September 21— Duchess, 9.8. (6.10 p.m.), 308 tone, Cambridge, from Cook Strait. September 22— Arapawa, s.«, (3 A.m.),'' 268 tons, Thompson, from Cook Strait, with barquentinp Wtingonul in tow. September 22^-Wanganui, b&rquentilW (3 a.m. i the stream), 341 tons, Berqutet, from Wangunul, September 22— Ripple, 8.9. (9 a.m.), 3/0 ton*, Csirleon, from Ofsborne. September 22— Maori s.s, (9 a.m.), 3399 tons, Aldwell, from Lyttelton. Paeeengers : Saloon— -Mteaes AtaLemi, Luitig, Rose, Irvine, Keys, Anderson, Coates, Smith. BUggtin. Ward. Slewnrt. Sturgeon, Meedivmes Wilkinson, Mon«on, Hunt, Coates, Cook, Whitcotnbe and infant, Peglen uml 2 children. Peacock, Skinner. Gillies. Dr. J. X Frengley, Captain Drewette, BritishAmerican Wonder Worker* Company (8), Mi'fisre. ,T. March. Taylor, Hill*, Gray, Hope, McQueen, Richardson, Fish. Olliver. McGratlt. I'iongnell, Alpe, Monson, Arbor, Wallis, McLean Harvey. Clark (2). McOumness. Nodine. Procter. Wilson. Demuth. O'Drtecoll. Bovendge. Trompp. Mflilre. Wlutcombe, Scott, James, Miller, Kra« ser. Ramem Mamlen. Geraglityoue. Sim, I'eglen, Oouldle, Peacock, Captain Black, Lament, Imlgltah. Barnard, Paul. Skinner. Gillies, and iMocandrew; 83 steerage September 22— Mokoia, s.s. (1.65 p.m.), 3502 ton*. Harris, from Dunedin and Lyttelton, Pw" fengers: Saloou— Misses Clafk, Aldridge, Me«datnes Knight, Butt, Messiw. Monoghan, Gray, McAlpine, I'vrke, Brldger, Baron, Bean, Keall, .tamlewn. Ellis. Butt. Croft. Moran. McEldowney. Plimmer-Denhisbon, Company (17), Wellington representative hockey team; 14 steerage. September 22— Taviuni. e.s. (4.35 p.m.), 1465 tone, Platte, fiom southern, ports via LytteU ton. OEPAftTUft£S September 21— Duchess, s.s. (3.15 p.m.), 308 ton*, Cambridge, for Cook Strait. September It— Arapawa, 9.9. (4.5 p.m.), 268 tons, Thompson, for Cook Strait. September 21— Waimana, ».i. (4.15 p.m.), 6734 ton«, Burvill-Holmes, for Lyttelton, and Dun* edin. September 21— Waihora, 3,», (5 p.m.), 4638 ton*, Showman, for Newcastle. September 21— Opawa, s,s. (6 p.m.), 110 tons, Nicholas, for Blenheim. September 21-Huia, as, (11 p.m.), 127 tons, Bart, for Wangatßii. September 21— Mararoa, «.b. (11.5 p.m.), 2698 tons, Manning, for Lyttelton. September 21— Stormbird, «.». (11.45 p.m.), 217 ton 9, Dowell, for Wanganui. September 22-*Arapawa, s.s. (11 a.m.), 268 tou-o. 'iliotnpson, for Wamgamti. September 22— Energy, &.&. (2.40 a.ffl,), 66 tons, Thou*?, for Cook Strait September 23— Wakastu, ».e. (0,30 t^m,), 157 tons, Wills, for Kaikoura and Lyttelton. September 23--Aorere, 9.*, (10.25 a.m.), 77 ton*, l?iek, for Patea*. V6SSCLS IN PORT AT NOON TO-DAY. Clyde-quay Wh»rf.— Te Anati. ,7ervois-c|u«y Wharf.— Patteenn., Queen's Wharf.— (north) Mokola, Maori, Pu« tiki, Queen, of the South; (couth) MRnaroft, Gertie, and Taviuni. Citstomhoiise-qua-y Wharf,— Blenheim md Kapurtl, Wool Whaff.— Ainokura, GMsgow Wharf.— Kaitoa. ' King Y9Y 9 Wharf.— Corintkic and Ripple, In Stream.— Tutanekai, Takapuna, and Vff -.ngrintli, EXPECTED ARRIVALS Monotfal, northern petit, 24th Mararoa, Lyttelton. 24th Nikau, Nelson and Motueka, 24th Arapawa, Wanganui, 24th Patee.ia, Nelson and Picton, 24th Stormbird, Wauganui, 24th .Mapourika, West Coast, 24tn Opawa, Blenheim, 24th Hum, Wauganiti, 24 th Breeze, LytteHon, 24th IlaWefa, Patea, 24th Waimea, Tarakohe, 26th WaJpori, Westport, 25th Kapuni, Wanganul, 26th . ,Komata, Westport, 25tH Aorere, Paten, 25th Blenheim, Blenheim, 25th Wakatu, Lyttelton and Kaikourn, 25th Afaliuru, Greymouth via -way port*, 25th " Mantvroa. Motueka, 25th Gertie, FoXfcon, 25th Maunganui, Sydney, 25th Corinna, southern ports, 25th Hosaroond, New Plymouth, Onehunga, 25tb Mangapapa, Westport, 26th (Jlimaroa, southern ports, 2"th Inckalenm, Waitara, 29th PftOjeCtdD DEPARTURES Ptitiki, Wanganui, 23rd Manaroa. Motueka. 23rd Taviuni, New Plymouth, Westport, and Greymouth, 23rd Maori, Lyttelton, 23rd Kaltoa, Nelron and West Coast, 23rd Gertie, Foiton, 23rd Blenheim, Blenheim, 23rd Kaputii, Wanganui, 23rd Opawa, Blenheim. 24th , Hum, Wanganui, 24th Jluraroa, Lyttelton, 24th • Arapawa. Wanganui, 24th * Stormbird, Wanganui, 24th Aorere. Pat«a, 24th Monowai, southern ports, 24fch r Mapourika, Nekon and West Coast, 24th Ripple, Napier and Gisborne, 24th Hiiwera, Patea, 24th Corinna, Nelwm, New Plymouth, and Oneliunga, 2uth Mapourika, Neteon and West Coast, 28th Mangapapa, Westporb and Karamea, 25th I'ateena, Picton afld Nelson, 25th TuraWna, London via ports, 25fcu Breeze, Wartganui, 25th Rosamond, Picton, New Plymouth, and Onebunga. 2Sth , Wakatu, Kaikotira and Lyttelton, 26th Nikau, Nelson and Motueka, 26th Maunganui, Melbourne via. 'southern ports, 26 th ' Ulimaroa, Sydney direct, 27th OVERSEA VESSELS. l STEAMERS BOUND FOR WELLINGTON. ¦ Rangatira, sailed from London on the 27th July, via Auckland ', due on Wednesday. Kaipara, eailed trotn Liverpool on the 2nd August, via Australian ports and Auckland; duo about the 30th September, The AnglO'Calilorniau, left New York on the oth July, via. Australian ports and Auckland ; due about the 00th September. Ruahine, left London on 14th August, via Capetown and Hobart; due about the 29th September, • • Arawii, left London on 10th August, vi» Capetown and Hobart; due here about Ist October. Southern, sailed from London on the 81st July, via Auckland; due about tha 4th October. Tongariro, left London on the 21st August, via Capetown and Hobart; due here about the 12th October. Rimutaka, leib Plymouth 31st August, via Capetown and Hoburt; due about 16th October. Wimbledon, sailed from Philadelphia on the 6th August; due about 15th OcWber. •JCla Ora, left London 10th August, via Auetralian porte and Auckland; due about 16th October, Wliakarua, left New York sth August, via Australian ports; due here about 16th October. Rakalu, smiled fiom Montreal on loth August via Australian ports; due here about the 18th October. Indrabaruh, left London on 17th August, Via Australian ports; due about 20th October. Birkenfel*, left New York on 18th August, •via Australian ports; due here about the 22nd October. Pakeha, left London 21st August, via Sydney and Auckland ; due 22nd October. Surrey, left Liverpool ou 24th August, via Capetown and Hobart; due about the 28th October. Tainui, called from London on 12th September, via Capetown and Hobait; duo about the 29th October. Nerehaua, left London on 29th August; due about 9th November. Otaki, left London on 4tdl September, via Auckland; due here about llth November. Waiwera, left Montreal on 4th September : due here about 13th November. Martre. left London 10th September; due •bout Wth November. BY TELEGRAPH. LONDON, 21st September. Sftiled— Kftrame*, for Lyttelton, MELBOURNE, 2lrt September. Arrived— Moeruki. from Bluir and Hobart. ' SYDNEY, 21©t September. Arrived— Opouri, irom Greymouth, Sailed—Maungimui, for Wellington. 23rd September Sailed— Angle-Californlaa, for Auckland AUCKLAND, 21et September ArriV'id— Koutunui, from Gisborne, Salled-^Kurow (8.50 p.m.), for Suva; Monowai, for southern, ports, 22nd September. Arrived— Jfahcno (6.10 p.m.), fiom Sjdney. Sailed— Jossle Ci'aig, barque, Jfor Turua "and Sjdney. WANGANTJT, 22nd September. Arrived— HuLa (4,60 p.m.) and Stormbtrd (4..'i5 p.m.), fiom Wellington. 23rd September. Arrived— Arapawa (5.50 a.m.), from Wellington. PICTON, 21st September. Arrived— Arahtira, (4.60 p,ni.), from Wellington, 23rd September. Arrived— AVakatu (7.1.3 a.m.), from Wellington, WBSTI'ORT, 22nd September. 1 Ariived— •Rnkanoa (6 H'.ni.), fiom Wellington, 23rd September. Arrived— Wavefley (11 a.m.) from Kcfeon,

KELSON, 21c4> September ArrlTed— w»Terley (noon), from Wellington 22nd September. ArriTed— NJkau (4.5 a.m.), from Wellington; Arthur* (2.80 a.m.), from Picton. LYTTELTON, 21st September. Salted— Waltratite (5.23 p.m.) for Timaru , , 22nd September, Awlved— Waimana (7 a.m.) and Mwaroa (11,46 a.m.), from Wellington; Indralema (1.30 p.m.), from Bluff. BLENHEIM, 22nd September. Arrlved--Opawa (3 a.m.), from Wellington. , „ PUPONGA, 23rd September. Arrlted— Kapltt (7.30 a.m.), from Wellington TIMARU, 22nd September. Arrived— Wattraute (9 a.m.), from Lyttelton. DtJNEDIN, 21st September. Arrived— Maltai, from Sydney via northern ports; Breeze, from northern ports. Sailed— Breeze, for L>ttelton;> Corinna, for New Plymouth via way ports. 22nd September. Arrited—Wlmmera, from Sydney, via northern ports; Invereargill, from southern ports. Sa-iled— Maitat, for Bluff. PORT CHALMERS, 22nd September. Arrived— Remuer* (9 a.m.) from Lyttelton. MOVEMENTS ON THE COAST. There were no movements of vessels at Greymouth again, to-day, but the bar wae reported to be improving rapidly. The port should be workable this evening. In. that case the JLapotirika will sail at 8 o'clock for Wellington direct, being due here late tomorrow night. Owing to the delay she has suffered she will come to this port direct. At Westport there hae been a big improvement, and there wae a* general exodus of boats this morning at 8 o'clock. The following Vessels got away for ports other than Wellington* :— Navua (Auckland), Poherua (Lyttelton),' Kini, Pttkaki, ntfd Canopiw. The Kortuta and Katoa —the former for Wellington— will sail at 9 o'clock to-night, and the Kowhai and Flora will leave at that hour in continuation of their respective Voyages to Greymouth. The Waiporl will leave to-morrow for Wellington. THE SIDNEY BOAT. Advice ha* been received by the Union Company stating that the Maunganui left Sydney at 10 o'clock on Saturday night for Wellington direct. She i* bringing 151 saloon and 138 steerage passengers. The Maunganui should arrive in Wellington about midday on Wednesday. MAHENO CONNECTS The Mahenot arrived at Auckland from Sydney direct at S o'clock lut night, being in time to connect with the Main Trunk train, She brought over an Australian mail, the southern portion, of which should reach Wellington'this afternoon, RUAHINE'B ARRIVAL. The New Zealand Shipping Company has been advised that the Ruahine, en route from London to Wellington, via Capetown and Hobart, states, by wir lees, that she will arrive at the latter port to-morrow. In that tfase the liner Will probably resume her voyage on Wednesday, arriving here either on Sunday afternoon or early Monday morning. IN TOUCH BY WIRELESS. It is probable that the following vessels will be within Wireless communication Of Wei llngton this evening :— Makura (bound from Vancouver to Sydney, via Auckland, due Auckland to-morrow), Maiheno (from Auckland to Sydney direct), Maltai (from Wellington to Melbourne, via southern ports and Hobart), and Maunganui (from Sydney to Wellington direct), PERSONAL. Captain W. J. Carey, late of the Rakanoa, is to take charge of the new steamer Kauri at Dunedin. Mr, G. MeLeod will join the Mapourika on arrival here ad second officer, vice Sir Cordy, who will come ashore for order*. Mr. H. Claydem, late second officer of the Mararoa, is to join the Aorangi at Sydney in • similar capacity. Mr. V. A. C. Bishop, Jate third officer of the Mararoa, hag left that vessel, and has been relieved by Mr. W,. H, Millar, late of the Katoa. CARGO STEAMERS IN DEMAND. London cable advices state that Argentine maize freights have now reached a record level, and the grain rates from the Pacific Coast of North America are just double what they were in 1911. Australian tramp steam vessels are arranging excellent freight?. Cargo steamers, nob liners, 'are reaping the chief advantage. H.M.S. Drake ia to leave Sydney on. the 20th October; arrive Melbourne 31-st October; leave Melbourne either 11th November or a few days later for New Zealand, (Milford Sound, Picton, Wellington, and Auckland); return to Sydney middle of December. The distinction of being the first vessel fixed to load 1912-13 season's Wheat at Sydney falls to the barque BOttovettto, 1271 tone register, which has been taken up by Messrs Dalgety and Company, Ltd, Hie charter wtos only announced la«t week, but the rate of freight the Veasel eecitfed lms not yet transpired. The overdue barque Eos arrived at Auckland early on Friday afternoon from Juan, de Nova in the Seychelles Islands, after a passage of juat over 70 days. The Eos is In the agency of Messrs. Kempthorne, Prosser and Co., and tins a full cargo of rock phosphate to land. She is owned and manned by Norwegians! Variable weather was met with on the long voyage down to Auckland. The Union Company's big collier Waihora, which was discharging coal At Wellington all last week, left on. Saturday afternoon for Newcastle, She is to return to Wellington, Due here from Auckland this afternoon the Turakina will commence immediately loading Operations for her Homeward" jotirney. She is to sail from Wellington finally for London, via the usual ports, at noon on Wednesday. The Indralema is due to arrive in Wellington from Waitara for loading operations dn. Buaday next. She will sail the following Wednesday for Napier. It is stated that the arrangements for docking the Remuera at Port Chalmers have been cancelled, and that the vessel will commence loading there to-day. Her subsequent loading ports ba>ve already been published in the Post. The vessel te> to sail from Wellington for London on the 17th October. The Union Company's s.s. Kaiapoi wae due in Melbourne yesterday. After discharge of timber she continues her voyage to Adelaide and Edithburg. She will load a cargo of gypsum at the latter port for Bluff and Duaedin, artd will call at Hobart for. any timber offering for Bluff.