SHIPPING PORT OF WELLINGTON.

Evening Post, Volume LXXXV, Issue 49, 27 February 1913, Page 6

SHIPPING PORT OF WELLINGTON.

HIGH WATER. To-day— 9h 52ra a.m.; loh 22m p.m/ To-morrow— lOh 46m a.m. ; llh 12m-p.m. j ARRIVALS. February 2fi— Mana, s.s. (3.4& p.m.), 134 tons, Gibson, from Patea. I February 26— Haupiri, s.s. (0.20 pjn.), 715 tons Bllton, from Ottehunga and New Plymouth. February 26— Kownai, s.s. (6.20 p.m.), 762 tons Hender, from Napier. February 20— Aratwra, s.s. (10 p-.m.), 1596 tons, Lambert, from West Coast, NeJson, and Picton. PasHencprs: Saloon— Misses Cockin, £oyh7 A. Gamble, Jeffiiries, McNlcoll (2), McKenny, Mcßae, Kidston, Ainsworth, Rennie, Montgomery, Wakelin (2), Hansard, Issell, Molloy (2), HoftbS. Jeruiyn, Murdoch (2), Drummond (2), Mesdames Morgan, Kent, Kinnebttrgt), Needham. Perry. Williamson, Noble, Arfes, Newell, flindley and child. Mcttae, Cobbe McGavin, Wakelin, Mclvor. Weir, Jenkins, Simpson, learmouth, McFarlane, Cameron, ABhton. Rose, Gomlter (2), Messrs. Morgan, Kidston. Neale. 09d. Perry, Scaunell. Thomp- ' son totter, Ayres. »r. NeWell, Mcßae, Gen>- . mell, Wylde. McGa*in, Tebbe, Thompson. Davidson, Cobbe, Wyett, . Tresslder, Matthews, Dothie (2), Morris, Vaughatt, Carr. Bowden, Watson, Drummond, Oreeh, Norris, Lang, Hurgreaves, Lang, Mclntyre, McFarlane, Mather! Proud. Cameron, Ludderldge, Hadneld, Sheen, Neligan, Berry, Ward, Aehton, Jermyh, Gotrtter, Palmer, Black, Burnette; 43 steer*FeKruury 26— Queen of the South, s.s. (11 p.m.). 108 tons, Hatvey, from Foxton. February 27— Moana, s.s. (4 ajn.), 2424 tons, j. R. Stringer, from Sydney direct. Passengers: First Mtoon-Mfeses Baker, Jackson, and Tewsley, Mesdames Gilbert, Baker, Messrs. Birkett, Gilbert, Teasdale. Walsh, Buker, Dixon, JkTcFadyen. Second saloon— Misses Rlppara, Barfleld, Mr. Wass; 9 steerage. February 27— Kamona, s.s. (2.35 a.m.), 1426 tons, Walton, from Westport. February 27— Mararoa, s-s. (7.26 a-m.), 2698 tons, Manning, frorf lyttefaML Passengers ; Saloon-Misses Balding, McGroth (4), Hulston, , Corson, K. Corson, Bragge, Anderson, Levett, Picttard, Mesdames Trewick, Adams, ■ Rier Lafdt, Phillips, Mouldey, Loeber, McGrath, Hafdle, Stubbs, Mitchell, Longford, Lierhafdt, Cameron, Howard, Bannister, Haugbton, Prkxs and child, Aspland, Rev. Aepiasd, Dr. Robinson, Rev. Hodge, Messrs. Andrews, Draper, Kelly, Adams, Loeber, M«Arthur, Mantan, Giliillan, Chadwick. Mantan, Motes, ColfiHs. Essex, .Cameron, Rhodes, Westbrook, Heffiwell, Wilkins, lostotle, Beney, Rattd, Arrowstnith, Slo- ' man, Lewis, Walker, Withy, Bams, Manspn, •Roche, Cambridge. Price, Stewart, Clarke, Bourke, Temple, Armstrong, Outhrie, Bragge, u ,;Ba*ar4. Cafchro, Ollflllafl, Mdfton, Ford«ir, Nevill, Rainger, Kianibur^b, Manton, Dima- ' Jnent, Mafafon, Norton; & steerage. February ZT-Jfikaa, s.s. (7.30 a.m.), 240 tons, • Hay. from Nefoon and Motueka. February 27— Victoria, e.s. (10.40 v.m.), 2969 tons. Entwisle,' from DunedhVand Lyttetton. JPebruai'y 27— Clan (Want. 8.9. (11.20 a.m.), 3948 tons,*Cowie, from Picton. DEPARTURES. February 26-Star of England, s.s. (3.38 p.m.) 8584 tons, Patterson, for London. February 26— Awaroa, s.s. (6.16 p.m.), 344 tons. Bonuer. for Nelson and Motueka. . ■•■ February 26-^orUiftw, B.s. (5.6 p.m.), 1271 tons, Cameron, for Nelson. 26— WakatUi s.s. (o p.m.), 157 tons, Wills, fdr Kalkoern. February 26— Aorere, s.s. (6.20 p.m.), 77- tons, Fisk. foi' Patea. February 2(l— Kapunl, s.s. (7.60 .p.m.), 150 -tone, Mcltttosh, for Patea. ' February 26— Maori, s.b. (8 p.m.), 3399 tons, Aldwell. for Lyttelton. Passengers: Saloon— Mtuses Kefeejt, Reynolds, Mirams, Clifton, Damson-, Gardner, Priest, Widdowson, Mnks, Hill, Weir, Brown. Deacher, Broad, o'Sulllvan (2), jMesdatneß Huttf, Berry, Holland, Tripe, Lawe, Huston, Morrison, Humphries, Robinson, Garden, Lfttta, Clennell, Walker, Robinson, Mllner, Eaton, Dealy, Hannon, Besant, Abram, Hill, Pugh, Lone, Collins, Redmond, Guthrie, Stephens, Major Browne, Lieut. Nelson, Rev. Dawson, Messrs Quill, Macassey, Marshall, Stewart. Pai'land, Begg. Parkes, Pearce, Rowlands, Rnnciman, Waller, Brown, Morrison, Hill Clennell, Walker, Besant, Buchanan, Abram, Kitnberley, Robitisoa, Rowe, Watsou, Hamill, feet, Seymour, Wilson, Beaven, Eaton, Rudd, liiwson, Broom, Sh»w, Huntingdon, Pugh, Allardyee. Re3eigh. Well, Scholi, Knott, Bell, Wilson, Brown. Sheppetd, Davles, Bruce, Brown, Lane, Cooper, Oilbeit, Whitßhouse, Eedmond; 87 steerage. February 26— ManarOa, s.s .(8.10 p.m.), 122 tons, Hait, for Havelack. February 26— Mana, As. (8.40 p.m.), 134 tonß, Gibson, for Patea. February 27— Wairau, s.s. (1 a.m.), 93 tons, Deiley, for Blenheim. February 27— Blenheim, s.s, (2 a.m.), 120 tons, iWUkiti'son, for Blenheim. February 27— Ltale Tttylor (9.60 a.ffloi 77 toua, Petemn, for Havetock. February 27— Orari, sj. (10.4fi a.m.), 7207 tone, Weston, for London, via way ports. V6SSEL9 IN PORT AT NOON TO-DAY. Clyde-quay Wharf.— Katooa. / .Jervols-qnay Wharf.— Kcnrtal, Victoria. Queen's Whaif.— (south) Mararoa and ftikau; (north) Uliinsrroa, Khipa-ka, and Queen of th& South. Wool Wharf,— tforn Niven. Railway Wharf.— Kurerw. Glasgow Whari.— Komata. Haupiri, King's Wharf^-Moana, Clan Grant, Hiria. In Stream.— Oertie, Te Anau, Energy, Titania 'and Regulus. Miraanar WhaiA— Falcon Patent Slip.— Opawa and Tutattekal, EXPECTED ARRIVALS, Pateena, Nelson and Picton, 27th Aorangi, San j-raacisco, 2?th Koonya, Oreynwßtb, 27th \ Weßttneath. Wartganui, 27th ttaaa, Patea, 28tfi ' KapunJ, Patea. 2tf6h Blenheim. Blenheim. 28th Awaroa, Motueka awd Nelson, 28tH Wairau, Blenheim, SSHi Eetnueftt, Tjybtelton, 28th >\Viirrtaoo, Melbourne via south, 28th 'j\ra*era, northern ports, 28th Wfctneu* 'I'arakohe, 28bh Aora"e, Patea, 28th Maori. Lrtteltoii, 28th f)fi{iwa. Wenbcim, 29th Wakafcu. JKaikouris and Liittelton, Ist tfikttii, KeKoo and Motireku, lrt Qiieen Of the Stotith. Poxton, Ist Hnia, Wiingataii, l«t Mapowrika. West Coast and Nelson,- Ist Poherna, Westport, lib Moa, "Wangantri, Ist Koromtto, Westiiprt. 2nd Xapiti. Watifratiui- 2nd Kiripaka, Pstten. «Ul Ar«p»Wa f Plutotl. ofa Munaroa. tt;tvelock t.uid Sounds, 2nd rcipplc, Glsborne and East Coast, 2nd Kahu, .East Coast. 3rd , Kaikoum, Kapler, 4th PROJECTED DEP*HTUR6B. Haupiri, Picton and Onehapga, 27th Kaitoa, Nelsod and West Cbast, 27th Opawa, Blenheim, 27tti Queen of the Sotttti. »«toii, 27th Komata, Westport, 27tn Ulimaroa, Melbourne, via south, 27tli Mftrai'oa. Lyttelton, 27th Nikati. Nelson and Motueka, 27ta Kufow. Pteton, 27th Hula, Wanganui, 27th Maori, Lyttolton, 28th Awaroa, NeKrai and Motneka,-28th' Wairwu, Biennehn. 28th 'Aorere, Patea, 28th « Pateena, Pieton and Nelsdn, 28th Clam Grant, Atfckland, 28th ' tarAwera, southern .ports, 28th Hasgapapa, Westport and Karamoa, 28th Aorangi, Sydney direct, 28th Moana, San Fraflcteeo, 28th Warrimoo, Sydney direct. 28th Stormbird, Wanganui, 28th Waimea. Welson mtd Westr Coast, 28tU Kap'M. Wanganui, ZBth Kiripakft, Patea, z»h Mana, Patea, Ist Kapuiri, Patea, Ist 'Arapawa, Waaganai, Ist Star of Ireland, Lyttelton, Ist Kamona, Weatport, Ist Arahufa, VieUm. Nateon, West-Coast, Ist iWestmeath, Waitars, 4th OVERSEA VE6BELB. ITBAMERB BOUND FOR WELLI»GTO». Aorangl, left S«n Praficisco on the 6th February, via Papeete and Rarotonga; due tWs e *^%t Ireland, left Htm York on the.alh December, via Auckland; due Thursday. " RuahW. left London on the IMb January, -via Capetown and Hobart) due/ about the 4th MTM To C komaru. left St. John on the, 26th Decam(jtt vlrt Australia and Aacfchtttd,; due abiflt london 20th SM«mb«r, tI« ' 'AustfaliM ports »nd Auckland ; due about the 10 H«SS?B»y, left London 10th i«ttuary, via A-urtratian ports and> Auckland ; ttee about the titdi, Melbodrne, tad Sidney; due about tne 17th March. Talnul, left London on the 30th January, via Tenerlfle, Capetown, and Hobart; doe about the 18th March. t . Opatwu, left London 3lst January, via Auckland ; due about the 25th March. Rotorua, left London on the 15th February, ■vU Capetown and Hobart; due about the 3lst Hatch. Esnea-tiro, 16ft London ou thn 6th February, t via Auckland.; due about the 3rd April. Whakarua, left London on the 28th .lanuary, Wla Sydney, Auckland, and Nnpier ; clufl Rbout the ?th Apflf. Collingham, Mb.Htstf %atk on the inbfcJanu.

Burenfels. left New York on the 16th January, vU Australian ports and Auckland; due about the 14th April. Brlez Izel, left N«w York on the 7th February, via Auckland; due "about the 26th April. Nerehana. left London on the 23rd February, yin Australian portß, Auckland, and Napier; due about the 28th April. Indr^barah, left London 13th February, via Australian ports and Auckland; due about the 28th April. • Glentive, left New York on the 30th January, via Australian ports and Auckland; due about the 29th April. \Vnakatane, left St. John on the 15th February, via Australian ports and Auckland; due about the 30th April. Courtfleld. left New York on the 20th February, via Australian ports and Auckland; dne about the 2nd May. BY TELEGfIAPH. LONDON. 25th February. Sailed— Nerehana, for Wellington. SYDNEY, 26th February. Sailed— Wimmera (1 p.m.), for Auckland. MELBOURNE, 26th February. Sailed— Maunganui, for Hobart and Bluff. SOYA, 26th February. Sailed— Levuka, for Sydney. AUCKLAND, 26th February. Arrived— Rosamond (8.20 a.m.), from Gisborne. Sailed — Atua (B.IS p.m.), for the IslandE; Bona, barque (6.15 p.m.), for Whangarei. GISBORNE, 26th February. Sailed— Takapuna '(11 p.m.), for -Napier. ONEHUNGA, 26th February. Sailed— Barawa (4.10 p.m.), for New Plymouth. , NEW PLYMOUTH, 27th February. Arrived— Rarawa (SJS a.m.), from Onehunga. NAPIE*. 27th February. Arrived— Ripple (2.56 tun.), from Wellington WANOAKUI, 2?th February. Sailed— Westweath (4.45 a.m.) and Stormbird (0.20 a.m.), for Wellington. FAREWELL SPIT, 2?th February. Ngatoro passed at 7.20 a.m. bound for Wellington. PICTON, 26th February. Arrived— Pateena (4.5S p.m.), from WellingBLENHBIM, 27th February. Arrived— Blenheim and Walrau (10.45 a.m.), from Wellington. NBLSON, 2<»th February. Sailed— Mapourlka, for Westport. 27th February. Arrived— Awaroa (3 a.m.) and Corinna (8.30 a.m.), from Wellington; Pateena (1.20 a.m.), from Picton. 1 Sailed— Pateena (10.10 a,m,), for Picton and Wellington. / LYTTBLTON, 26th February. Arrived— Storm (6.60 a.m.), from Timaru. Arrived— Breeze (11.30 a.m.), from Wanganui ; Karorl (11.16 a.m.), from Westport. ' Sailed— Morayehire (11.66 a.m.), for Dunedln; Storm (3.10 p.m.), for Pieton and Wanganui; Monowai (5.5 p.m.), for Dunedln. Sailed— Breeze (6.10 p.m.), for Dunedin. 27th February. Arrived— Maori (1 a.m.), from Wellington. To Bail— Maori (8.20 p.m,), for Wellington. KAtKOtJRA, 27th February. Arrived— Wakatu (5.16 a.m.), from WellingPOUT CHALMERS, fifth Febfuafy. Sailed— Walruna (6.20 a.m.), for Newcastle. WEBTPORT, 25th February. Arrived— Koromiko (7.40 p.m.), from Wellington GREYMOtJTH, 26th February. Sailed— Ngatoro (Ito p.m.) and Koonya (3.20 p.m.), for Wellington. 27th February. Arrived— Awabou (2.30 a.m.), from Wellington. DUNEDIN, 26th February. Sailed— WarrlmoO (3.45 p.m.), for Sydney via Wellington. Passengers: Saloon— Misses Borrie, Crawford, McDougall, Howden, Watson (4) Turnbull, Edwards, Curtis, Low, Elliott, Sidey, Edwards, Mudge and maid, Mesdames Sutton, Crespin, Smith, Nicholson, Wfctson, Wiffen arid child, Low, Field, Messrs Fyfe, Williams, Wiffen, Gardner, Donaldson, Webb, Skinner, and 16 steerage. ME AORANGI'S ARRIVAL. • At 8 o'clock last night the Aorangi, which is coming from San Francisco to Wellington, advised by wireless that she was 270 miles out, and was me-sting with a fresh south-west-erly breeze, moderate sea. and clear weather. She expected to reach port about 6 o'clock this evening. The Aorangi is expected to berth sot No. 6, Queen's Wharf, before dark, and will continue her journey to Sydney to-morrow evening. A further message was received at midday to-day stating that the Aorangi would not arrive until 7 o'clock. EN ROUTE TO SAN FRANCISCO. Early this morning the San Francisco Royal Mall steamer Moana arrived in the stream from Sydney, en route to the Californian port. The voyage across the Tasman was beautifully fine, the Bea, according to an officer, being as calm as a nrillpond all the time. The vessel ; berthed at the King's Wharf later in the morning, and commenced loading a quantity of dairy produce and other cargo. She will sail at 6 p.m. to-morrow for San Francisco, via Rarotonga and Papeete, and is due at her destination on the 20th March. A few pasBengers landed in Wellington, and 60 are booked through. PERSONAL. Mr. Coull, late of the Kakapo, Is to Join the Mararoa as purser in place of Mr. Ward, who proceeds to Sydney to-morrow to join the Marama temporarily. Mr. Spiers, purser Of the Arahura, la to transfer to the Tarawera during Mr. Scott's absence on holiday leave, and Mr. F. A. Williams will take Mr. Spicrs's place on the Arahufa. Mr. Andrews rejoined the Moana to-day as purser. Mr. L. C. Adkins, late chief officer of the Katoa, transferred to the 'Atua at Auckland. The acting chief and second officers reverted to their former positions as second and third, and Mr. Drennan, who was acting third.^signejf olf the vessel. Mr. -J. Watson joined the Haupiri at Onehunga as third officer, relieving Mr. Godfrey, who camd ashore to sit for a foreign master a ticket. P. AND 0. EXTENSION SERVICE. The next P. and O. boat to visit New Zealand in connection with the extension service to Auckland, will be the 8..M.5. Moldavia, which is timed to leave Sydney for the northern port on Monday, 10th March. She is dud there on Friday, 14th March, and will sail at fi p.m. -the same day for London, via Australian ports i;nd Suez. THE ItJKAKI. The Union Company's 'steamer Pukakl, which has been delayed in the Islands through the recent hurricane, is due at Auckland from Apia (Samoa) either to-day or to-morrow, Alter discharge of v cargo of copra there, the Pukaki is to proceed to Limestone Island to load for Wellington and Greymouth. NEREHANA LEFT JONDON. Advice has been received that the Tyser steamer Nerehana left London last Sunday for Melbourne, Sydney, Auckland, Napier, and Wellington. The vessel is due here about the end of April. The steamer Bafenfels, at present en route from New York to Australian 'and New Zealand ports, has been chartered to load coal ut NeWcastle for Pcnang. ' The Wairuna sailed from Port Chalmers this \ morning for Newcastle, where she is to load ! coal for Wellington. ' The Mapourika arrived at Greymouth from Wellington at 5.40 o'clock this morning, and is to sail on her return trip at midnight. The Arapawa is expected back in Welling' ton from Picton next Monday. The Moa is due in port on Saturday to I undergo annual overhaul. At 10.45 o'clock this morning the New Zealand Shipping Company's steamer" Orari, heavily laden with a general cargo, left Wellington for London. She is due at her destination about the second week in March. Due back at Wellington to-morrow from Blenheim, the coastal steamer Blenheim will lay up here fore her annual overhaul. She wilt be placed on the Patent Slip on Saturday, and expects to resume running, early next week. * The Kahu, which left Wellington yesterday for Picton and East Const bays, is to make a run from Napier and Auckland and back, thus assisting the Koutunui, which will take the place of the Squall during that vessel's annual overhaul at Auckland. The Kahu is due back In Wellington during the second week in Match. _^_^^_^^_^^_^