SHIPPING. PORT OF WELLINGTON

Evening Post, Volume LXXXV, Issue 124, 27 May 1913, Page 6

SHIPPING. PORT OF WELLINGTON

*~ HIGH WATIR. To'doy— loh 6m a.m.; lOli 29ra p.m. To-morrow— loh 6Om a.m. ; llh l3mp.nt, ARFEIVALB. May 4©— Eipple, s.s. (5.15 p.m.), 370 tone, Cartoon, from Naplet and Gisborne. Ma? 26— Awahou, s.s. (10 p.m.), 407 tons, Manley, from B'oitdo. May 26— Energy, steam trawler (11.60 p.m.), M- toils. Thorns, from Cook Strait. May 27— Waveeley, s.b. («.SO a.*n.), 157 tons, Burvis, from Pictoa. May 27— Wairau, s.s, (6.15 a.m.), 93 tons, .Deitey. from Picton. May 25— Mararoa, s.s. ((k5O a.m.), 2598 tons. Manning, from Lyttelton. Passengers: Saloon —Misses Cross, Imlab, Suckling. Williamson, McAllister, fjwnmitig (2), Wreaks, Hanson, Oiutron, Greton, Overtoil (2). Townsend, Biltoa, Bafctefwofth. Edtnolidson, Heritage, Mesdameß Clapton, Harrison, McAllister, McLaughlin, Sown, Overtoil. Ward, Hayward, Hill, De Latcttr. Alexander, Bradley. Catton, Col. Steel, Nurse Summers, Hon. D. Buddo. Bishop Cieary, Messrs. Phillips. Long", Clayton, Master Claytoo. Sctkimoft. Master McAllister. McLaughlin, ' Brown. lownrow,' Blaflkwood, Campion. Jones, Kennedy. Coorft»>ridge, Ring* Biss. Hill, Alex- ■ amler. Bdwlker, McLedfi, Tinker. Perkins, McKay.) Stewart, Barnes, Chalmers, Duncan, Butterwortb, Coote, Gibbg, Watson, Phillips, WoodhoußC. Callids, I)Ufican,- Finlayson, Chiynbers, M«Lareti, Dixoti, Mitchell, nriii 44 steerMay 27— Nikau, s.s, (7 ».m.), -248 tons, Hay* from SdUon and Mottieka. - May it— Flora, fl.s? (8 a.»n.), 1273 tons, Williams, from Lyttetton. . May 27— Mokoia, as. (O.fiS a.m.), §502 tons, Mclean. from Anekland, Gisborne, and Napier. 'Passengers : Saloon — Misses ftounthwaite, Q»mble, Simeon, James, McKay, Mrs McKay, Messes Dabaei. Jeune, Simeon, Morice, Porter, jfcDoftald, Oregonie, Cfoll, Salmon, McKay; 9 f steerage. May 2V— Awahoti, s.s, (10,15 a.m.), 407 tons, Manley, from Foxton. May 27— Bteeze, e.s. (10.20 a.m.), 347 tons, Broatlhouse, from Lyttelton. „ oepaotmmes. May '26— Hawera, b.s. (3.20 p.m.), 200 tons, a Jackson, for Wangantti. May 26— Cortniui. s.s. (6 p.m.), 1271 tons, Cameron, for 'fiinaru. May 26— fiuia, s.s. (5.15 p.m.>, 12? tons, Burfc, for Wanganui. May 20— Monowai, s.s. (5.15 p.m.), 3433 tons, Edwin, for Napier. Gisborne, and Ancklnnd. May 26— Mima. s.e. (7.5 p.m.), 134 tons, 1 Gibson, for Lytteltoti. May 26-^Maori, fi.s. (8.5 p.m.), 3399 tons, AidweU, foi*' Lytteltofl. Passengers; Saloon—' Misses Higgins, Kitchie, Wilson, Anderson, Eadie. McCalltim, BlootnfleW, Mesdames Johnston, Gupp, Butherford, Swanson, Piercy, Ker1 shaw, Hempton, Oilroour. Thompson, Page, Bennett, Bloomfleld. Brown, Haywood, Butterwortti, Dr. VaUntine, Major Kirk, Dr. Maitland, Messrs. Brown. Kilgonr, Gapp. Rutherford, Kay. Unds-iy, Elliott, Parr, Piimmer (2), Kerr, Bryden, MwMn. CJHinour, CorkiU, Mais, Frost. Hicks, Baldwin, Troup, Williams, Roberts, fleinpton, Stalker, AQeen, Wilson, Young, Kenwick* Kobertson, Gilroer, Thompson, Page, McKenzie (2). Oakley. Graham, Cross, Hislop, Shalkrass. Court, McLean, Mcßae, Peacock, 'Lewis, Benflrtt, PPelrwick, Brown, Hayes, Hay■'.wood, Yonn^, Ware, Smit-h; 70 steerage. &Jay 86— Qaeen of the Sotfth, s.s. (10 p.m.), 198 tote, H*r*ey, for Eoxton. M«y 27— Ki» Ora. s.s. (6.20 a.m.),^for.- Auckland. EXPi-irreD arri-vaw, Wakutu, Lytteltoft and Kaikoura, 27th Pat4fc"oa, Nelson aOU Picton, 27th 'PaiOui. Waitara, 2*Wi Kahn. '^rakohe. 28th Kenbedy.v Motueka, 2f«h Hu». V fogabui, 28th MaAiaanui', Sydney direct. 28th 'AroEura. West Coast, Nelson, actoD, 28th KeAlas, Git*orne. 28th MiSKSpstpa, \°Vest)wrt and Kafamea, 28th Ha*era, Wang-intil, 28th Matitai, London v» ports, -28th MaWl. Lyttetfton, z&th Mararoa, tyttelfcon, 29th NiltatJ, Nelsoa and MoVmeka, 2fltn Kapiti, Wangiinui, 29th QBeeti of the «otrth, ttiXkon, "29tb Blenheim, BleiAieim, 29th . Kitamea, Liverpool via Anckland, MSteL hjttetboti and B«naJiD,-='29Vb Vpoitail, Pictoa, 26th Jfaapiri, onehanga, 29th • Jioanya,, GreymotMx, 30th CstttmA, Wegtporf. 30th s*jnnoe*a» Sydney vta north, 30th Vlrtttaton, Melbourne yia soath,.3otH Btonobird, Wauganui, 30ttt Mafta, Lytteftom, 30th Aorete, Patea- 30th Opa-wa, Pfetom, 30th Ngatow. Ctfeytnooth, 30ih Papafoa, London *Hi ports, 31st CoOTtfleltL New /ork via ports, 3lBfc Mapcweika, "WisE Coast, Seison, Picton,-<3lst Waihotrt, Calcutta Via way ports, 31sfc fakapaD'a. Napier. Ist Hippie, Itepter and Cfisbormi, Ist Mokoia, LYttelton and Otmedin,^lBb Waiwertl, i'ondoit via ports, 2nd John, Tinwn v u, 2nd . Monowai, northern ports, 3rd , Kaipara, Pict"on and Waitara, Sra ' PROJBCtUO DfiPARTORES. Mataioa, LytieUfcn, 27th Wsiotu, Plctmi, 27th Mokoia, LytteHion and Dnnedin. 27t8 itipple. Oisbornt' and NApiej 1 , 27th Mapourika, Netet^n and West Coast^27tn Koonya, Greymoftth, 27th Flora, Picton. Hew mtnouth, West'Coaet, 27th. Nikau, Nelson and Motueka, 27th KaiHma, Westport, 2?fch Rlmutaka, LyUeltofl. Z7th Waverloy. Nelson and West -Coast»~'27tt| Kapiti, Wnogaotti, 27tt» Kealandic. London. 27i'-h m Blenheim, QleolMdm, 23th - \ Ngatoro, Oreytnouth, OTth Breeze, Waneantri, 27th Hineitwa, southern ports, 427th Maori, LytteltoJi. 28th Opawa, Picton, l-'Bth Stoftnbird, Wang"adUi, 28th Aorere, Patea, 28.^1 Kahu, Gtetorne. zsth Wakatu, Kaikoura and Lyttßlton*, 28tH Pateena, Picton antf Nelson, 28th Kennedy, Mangarakaai, 28th HaupirJ, Picton and Onehunga, 29th Tainui, Waitara. 2»h Maitai, northern ports. 2»th Buapehu, London via potts, 29th Maunganui, Melbourne via southern ports, 29th Queen of the Soutti. Bbxton, 29th Hawefa, Patea, 29th Httia, Wsnganui, 29th , Maflgapapa, Westport and Kafamea, 29tti KanH, Westport, 29th Regfltafl, Nelson and West Coast, 29th Mana, Patea, 30th Ulimaroa, Sydney direct, 30th Wlmmera, Lyttelton ami Dtmedin, 30th . Kapuni, Patea, .31st Arahura, Picton. Nelson, West -Coast, -'3lst John, Wanganui, 2nd Kaipara, London vSa-ports, i4th , OVERSEA VESSELS. ' gttt&MEBS BOUND FOB WELLINGTONSAtsmetiL, left St. John on the 2flth March, via AuSi/aHen ports and Ancblaud.; due about • the 28th MayWaiwera, left Lontron on the 4th April, via -ATidtraliiai ports ami Auckland; due about tb# ' ZBth May. Marlfcai, Jett London on the 20th March, via '''Australian ports and Auckland; due about the 20th Mvvc Waihofa, 16ft Sydney on the 2«h -May, en route from Calcutta, via Auckland; due abort ■ the 30th May. CoortileJd. l«Sb New York on the 20th Eeb- ; tmry, via Australian ports and Auckland; -dv« , sibont the 30th Ma?. PapMoa, left P.tymouth on the 12th April, Via Capetovm and Hobart; due about the 31st , May. Nhraru, left Liverpool on the 13th April, via /Auckland; due a-bout the 7th .tune. Cotmthic, left Plymouth on the 26th April, via Teneriife. Capetown, and Hobart; due here about the 10th &ate. Orterlc, bound from Calcutta to South 'America j due about the 10th June. Braunfels, left Netr York on the 26th March, via Australian ports and Auckland; due about the l«th jtffle. Indrapuftt. left London oa Bth April, via Australian ports, Auckland, and Napier; due •tout the 18th June. Bakaia, left St. John off the 10th April, via Australian potts and Auckland; due about the ■ 22nd June. Star of India, left London on the 22nd April, Ida Australian ports and Auckland; doe about the 24th June. Crown of Toledo, left New York on the 31»» March, via Australian ports and Auckland; due about the 28th June. Hurunui, left London on the 12th Hay, via Auckland ; due atomtt the 6th July. Kent, left Liverpool on the 3rd May. via Durban, Hobart, and Auckland; due about the Wth July. Aberlour, left New York on the 24th April, via 'Australian ports and Auckland ; due about the 13th July. Star of Australia, left New York on the 14th Stay, via Australian ports and Auckland; due about the 24th July. Makoritd, left London on the 10th May, via 'Australian ports, Auckland, and Napier. SAILING VESSELS. Wsvnganui, a barquentins of 292 tons, left Graftoii, Clarence .River, N.S.W., on the Mh May; 10 days out. INTERCOLONIAL STEAMERS. Maitnganui, due here on Wednesday from Sydney direct; pails nest day fdr Melbourne, via southern ports and Hobart; due there on the "oitoawa, duo h&e on BWday f«wn Mcl-

same day for Sydney direct; due there next Tuesday. Wimmera, due here on Friday from Sydney, via northern porta; sails same day for Lyttelton and Dunedin, Victoria, due at Sydney on Friday from Wellington, via northern ports; sails on the return trip on the following Wednesday. Manuka, doe at Sydney to-day from Wellington direct; sails again on Saturday on the return trip. Willochra, due at Melbourne on Saturday from Wellington, via southern ports and Hobaft. Moefakl, leaves Melbourne to-morrow for Wellington, via Hobart and southern ports; due here on the 10th June. ■V TELEGRAPH. AUCKLAND, 28th May. Sailed— Victoria (5.4S p.m.), for Sydney; Kamona (10.15 p.m.), for Sydney and Newcastle. NEW PLYMOUTH, 27th May. Arrived— Rarawa (5.15 a.m.), from Onehunga. GISBORNE, 26th May. Sailed — Regtllus (7.30 p.m.), for Wellington. NAPIBR, 27th May. Arrived— Monowai (10.40 a.m.), from Wellington. To soil— Muritai (5 p.m.), for Wellington. WANOANUI, 27th May. Arrived— Hawera (3.25 a.m.), from Wellington Sailed— Terawhiti (7.30 a.m.), for Wellington. PICTON, 26th May. Arrived— Pateena (4.50 p.m.), from Wellington. NBLSON, 27th May. Arrived— Pateena (1 a.m.), from Picton. Sailed— Pateena (10.15 a.m.), for Picton and Wellington. • TAKAKOHE, 27th May. Arrived— Kahu (9 a.m.), from Wellington. AKAitOA. 27th May. Arrived— Tutanekai (6.30 a.m.)) from Timaru, KAIKOURA, 27th May. Sailed— Wakatu (8.16 a.m.), for Wellington. I LYTTEXTON, 26th May. Sailed— -Petone (11.10 p.m.), for Wanganui; KowluU (1.40 p.m.), for Greymouth: Karaimi, for Weatport; Dorset, for Liverpool ; Cygnet, for Kaikoura; Wakatu, for Kaikoura and Wellington. 27th May. Arrived— Maori (6.40 a.m.), from Wellington. TIMARU, 27th May. Arrived— Norfolk (8 a.m.), from Wellington. DUNEMN, L'bth May. . Sailed— Rotate (5 p.m.), for Catlins lliver. BLUFF, 27th May.. Salted— Willochra (1.65 a.m.), for Hobart and Melbourne, PERSONAL. Mr. 7. 'A. Bray, who has been acting second officer of the Navtia, has reverted to his former position as third, and Mr. Bateson, late acting third, has come ashore for orders. Mr. A. Pyper has resumed his position as second officer of the same vessel. WITftIN WIRELESS CALL. The following vessels should be within -wireless range of Wellington this evening :— Wimmera, Victoria, Maitai, Willochra, Maunganui, Talune, Rimutaka, Dorset, Turskina, Mown a. SAILINGS FROM LIVERPOOL. The local office of the Federal and Shire Line has been advised that the undermentioned steamers have been fixed to leave Liverpool for New Zealand ports as follow :— Westmeath, 81st June; Tyrone, sth July; Morayshire, 26th July; and Norfolk, 23rd August. ARAWA LEAVES LONDON. The local agents for the Shaw, Sa-vill, and Albion Company have received cabled intimation stating that the Arawa left London for Wellington, via Teneriffe, Capetown, and Bobart, on Saturday afternoon last. She is due to arrive at this port about the 10th July. THE WAHINE. The Union Company's new turbine steamer Wahino (under the command of Captain S. Vint), which left the Clyde last Saturday week, 17th May, for Dunedin, via the Suez Canal, is due at Dunedin about the end of June, and after being commissioned, and cleaned and painted, she will come on to Lyttetton to take up her running in the ferry service. It is quite probable that she will relieve the Maori, which will be sent to Port Chalmers for a tho* rough overhaul, and which will subsequently relieve the Mararoa, Due at Colombo on the 18th June the Union Company's Aparima will afterwards proceed to Calcutta to load for New Zealand. a Owing to the recent heavy floods and bad weather at Newcastle the following Union Oompatty's colliers are held up at that port:— Koromiko, to load for Wellington; Kurow, for Tokamaru Bay and Napier; Waipori, for Lyttelton: Wairunal for Wellington; and Waitemata, for Timaru and Lyttelton.