SHIPPING

Evening Post, Volume XC, Issue 133, 2 December 1915, Page 6

SHIPPING

PORT OF WELLINGTON.

HIGH WATER

To-day—llh 49m a.m.; oh p.m. I'o-morrow—Oh 22m a.m.; oli-43m p.m,

■*; AFBRIVALS. December I—Kahika, s.s. (noon), 114S tons, Robinson, from Lyttetton '■': December I—Msraina. hospital ship. (1 p.m.), •: 6437 tons. Aldwell, from Port Chalmers ': December I—Squall, s.s. (1.40 p.m.), 300 tons, .Vasta, from East. Coast "■ December I—Corinna, s.s. (0.40 pJii.), 1271 ■; tons, Scotc, Irom .New Plymouth ; December I—llpov.ri, s-s. (7.50 p.m.),•570 tons, Pearjpu, from Oivvmoiith i December 2—Manuka, s.s. (O.m a.m.), 4505 tons, Clift, fror.i Lytteltou. Pas«eu"ar- Saloon —Mrs Heed. Messrs. Ormerod, Molyueaux; 3 steerage '■ December 2—Stormbird. s.s. (7.40 aan.), 217 <\ tons, Gibson, from Wang;inui December 2—Opawa. s.s. (7.50 a.m.), 110>tons, V Nicholas, from picton ;,:■ December 2—Victoria, s^s. (S.M a.m.), 2909 ions. Croft, from Dunedin and Lyttelton. Passengers : Saloon—Mesdaines Lancaster, Aamodt, Gray. Misses White, Gray, Messrs Lancaster, "■ ' Bayley, I'yke; S steerage ' ; December 2—Hawcra, s.s. (S.M a.m.), 200 tons, .'Jackson, from Wanuamii December 2—Nikau. s.s. (S.lO a.m.), 24S tons, ; Hay. from Nelson and Motucka December 2—Mararoa, s.s. (5.50 a.m.), 259S ; : tons, Cameron, from Lyttelton. Passengers— Misses Compton. Thompson, Field, Stevens, '■: Wilson, liayso, Meadowcrol't. jlcsdames Krwin. McAllister Currie and boy, Peters, Martin. Pur- * sons, Mearcs, (.'ompton. Meadowcroft, Williams and infant, .McDougall, Field. I'ea.st. Henderson, Lady Liston, Captain Sirason, Messrs Erwiu, Madden, Ray, Daysh. liarnes, Peters, Mcl'herMm, Williams. Westeott. Williams, Cobush, Col- -: ville, Jones. Steven.-. Miller. Martin. Forrester. /: Ualkind, Turner, Wise, Webster. Parsons. Hood, .Mason, Wilniot, Fernander, Siiort. Cu:n|>bell 'i -McUougall. Mitchell and 2 sons. Fanner, ilelsell, •i , Wheeler, Mark, llendron. lloiild, Newcomhe. Millar, Voting, Aiiow, Couper, Simpson.; 70 steerage ■; December 2—Wairuiia, s.s. (i).3l> a.m.). 31)47 i tons, Ulamand, from Sun Fra-ucisco, via Suva i DEPARTURES. .;• December I—Pateena. s.s. (l p.m.),. 1212 tons, : ' Irwin, for Picton and Nelson < December I—iireeze, s.s. (4.30 p.m.), 347 tons, I Kadford, for Lytteltcn ~ December I—Kcmata, s.s. (5.10 p.m.). 1954 tons,. Care.v, for Westport ■i December I—Kaitoa. s.s. (5.10 p.m.),. 305 tons, . Stevens, for Nelson and lUotueSa Decemiier I—'t'ainui, s.s. (5.25 p.in.),.V5 tons Jensen, for New Plymouth .! December I—JJaori, s.s. (7.55 p.m.), 3390 tons, ! Manning, for Lyttelton. Passengers: SaloonMisses Ciark. Pratt. Snow. Dull', Thomas (2). ■■ Taylor. Mesdames Walker. Stewart, Vaugban, "! Addison, Uiinmons. Bishoo. G'-ahaoi. Foiev lie"" : (2). Snow, f'elte, Ste-.vart." Wallace. KodseV Diihcan. Malfour, Wilson, Wei;-, lnwood. " Pdtchie, Merara. Walker, Stewart, Ford. Anderson, Hayes, ,! Forbes, Foley. Watson, Stevenson, Clarkson, ; Richards, Salmond, Sadd. Steeds, Balfour, Hill, ; Hayes, Wilson, Manuel, Weir. Miles, Jones, In-- ; glis, Dalgrade, Scule;i, Graham, Payne, Barron, ; Scager, Ritchie; 55 stearage '. December I—Blenheim, s.s. (8.5 p.m.), 120 tons, Wilkinson, for i'itvelock and Picton i December 2—Kahiku, s.s. (0.35 a.m.), 114S tons, Robinson, for Napier and Gisborne '■ December 2—Squall, s.s. (0.15 a.m.), 300 tons, , .Vasta, for East Coast ■ EXPECTED ARRIVALS. '< Pateena, Nelson, 2nd < Opawa, Bleniieim, 2nd • I'utiki, Pelorus Sound, 2nd I I'etone, Lytte'.tou, 2nd | Maitai. San Francisco, via ports, 2nd Wakatu, Lylteiton and Kaikoura, 2nd Wairau, Blenheim, 2ml Aorc-e. ]>ate,i. 3rd Kaitansata, Westport, 3rd Kumo, iUrcymoulii, 3rd ■ Kowhai, (irevmoutii, 3rd Kapiti, Wauganui, 3rd Mokoia. -Meiuou.-ne, via South, 3rd Tarawcra. northern ports, 3rd Alexander, Wanganui, 3rd : Arahura. West Coast, via ports, 3rd Kaitoa, Nelson and Jlotueka, 3rd Kapuui, l'atea, 3rd Maori. Lyttelton, 3rd lilen'ueim. llavelock and Sounds, 4th Stormbird, Waugauui, 4th Mararoa, Lyttelton, 4th Defender, ilokitika, 4th Nikau, NeUou and Motueka, 4th Squall, Eiist Coast, 4th Hawera, Wan;:anui, sth Amokura, soudiern islands, oth Kipple. Napier and Gisborne. sth Ngakutii. New Plymouth, Gth Calm, Lyttelion. 7th Westralia, southern ports. 7th Monowai, northern ports, 7th Wimmera. Melbourne direct Oth Waitara, 10th PROJECTED DEPARTURES. Nikau, Nelson and Motueka, 2nd Mararoa, LvUt-iton, 2nd Manuka. Sydney. 2nd Stormbird. Wanganui, -2nd Squall. East Coast. 2nd Pctonc, Waiiyunui, 2nd Orari, Tokomaru Bay, 2nd Opouri, Lyttelton, 2nd Kittawa, Greymouth, 2nd Nikau, Nelsoii and Motueka. 2nd Corinna, Xcv; L'lvmouth, 2nd I A'ictoria. northern ports. 2nd Waverley. Tarakohe. 2ml Kaitoa, Nelson and Motueka, 3rd I Maori, Lyttciton. 3rd Wairau, Bk-nheim, 3rd Kapiti, Wraganui, 3rd Opawa, Blenheim, 3rd Aorere. Eaten. 3rd Hawera, P..tea, 3rd Queen of the South, Fo-ton, 3rd Wakatu, Lyttelton and Kaikoura, 3rd Tarawera. Lyttelton, 3rd Alexander, Nelson and '.Vest Coast, 3rd Pateem Picton aud N°Hon 1"d Kapuni.'vatea, 3rd Star of Scotland. London, via. Las Polmas, 3rd Arahura, Picton direct, 4lh Mokoia, Melbourne direct, 4th PutiUi. Wanganui, 4th Knitanu-ata. "Westport. 4th Blenheim, nienheiin. Oth Defender, Ilokitika. 6th Paloona,'northern jiorts, Gth Monowai, southern ports, 7th . I'.ipple, Napier and Gishorne, 7th Calm, Gisborne and Napier, 7th Wimmera, Melbourne, via south, Oth

OVERSEA VESSELS. STEAMEIiS IiOUND TOR WELLINGTON. Maitiii, left San Francisco 10th November, fia Karotonga and Papeete; due about 2nd December Kin Ora, lelt London Bth October, via Tenerilfc. Capetown, llobart, and Auofelanddue about 7tU December: left Capetown the 2nd November; at ilobart 22nd November; left Ilobart 23rd November. . At Auckland 26th November Star of India, left London 23rd September, via Australian ports, Auckland, and Napier; due about Oth December; at Melbourne the Bth November; at Sydney 14tli November; nt Auckland 28th November Them:;, left New York 10th September, via Cape ol Good Hope; left Durban loth November; due about 11th December Baron Cay.dor, left New York loth September, via Panama Canal and Auckland: afterwards diverted to Cape of Good Hope route; left Panama Cth October; due about loth December. Kemuera, left London 17th October, via Tenerilte, Capetown, Hobart, and Auckland; due about 14th Ducemiier; left Capetown Sth November. At Ilobart 27th November l'aparoa. left Liverpool 20th October, via Capetown, Melbourne, Sydney, and Auckland; due about tile 27th December; left Durban 19tli November Ashburton, left Montreal 7th October, via Cape of. Good Hope; due about 20th December Left Capetown Sth November via Honolulu: due' about'tie ISth December; left Port Angeles lith November Corinthic, left London 3<ith October for New Zealand ports; due about 10th December; left Capetown 24th November Atheuic. left Liverpool loth October, via Australian port.--; due about 20th December .Maheno. left Southampton 30th October- due aoout the 'ird Januiry Eiouw, left New York 21st September via Cape of Gooil Hope. At Capetown 14th November, on fire Nerehana.-left London 17th October, via \ustralian ports. Auckland, and Napier; due here about 22nd December. T.eft Capetown Oth November; at Melbourne SOth November Jethou. left New York on 23rd October; due about 2Gtli December Pakeba, left Liverpool 14th November, via Auckland; duo about Ist .lanuarv Kuahine. left London IStli November, via Teneriile, Capetown, Hobart. and Auckland; due about the sth January; left TenerilFe 22nd November Berwick Law, left Montreal Sth November, via Capetown and Australian ports; due about lOth January Delphic, left London suili November via Teneriilo. Capetown, and Australian ports: due about 4th February Talawa. left New York Titli November, via Capetown and Auckland; due about 20th January Indrapura, left London 12th November, via Australian ports, Auckland, and Napier; due about the 20th .lnnnary Tninui, left London ,'intii November, via Tenerilie, Capetown, and llobsrt: due about the aith January Waiwera, left Montreal 24th November, via Capetown, -Australian port;, and Auckland; due about the Sth February En route -from Melbourne the Mokoia is due Tnere to-morrow, and has 560 tons of cargo to put out at this port. She will sail fnr Jlel-. bourne direct the following.-.da^

BY TELEGRAPH. SUVA. Ist December Sailed—Ealune, for Auckland HOBAKT, Ist December Sailed-Remuera (0 a.m.), for Auckland and \\ elhngton NEWCASTLE. 2nd December Sailed—lhumata. for Kaipara OXUHUJJGA, Ist December Arrived—Karawa, from New Plymouth Sailed—Waimea, for Xel.-nm WANiIAXUI. Ist December Arrived—John ami Kapiti. from Wellm-ton FOXTON", Ist Deue'mher •Arrived—Queen of the South (4.15 p.m.), from Wellington NAPIER, Ist December Arrived—Monowai (4.45 p.m.). from Wellington Arrived—Waipori (n p.m.). from Newcastle 2nd December Arrived—Kipplc (3.15 a.m.). from Wellington PiCTON. Ist December Arrived—Pateena (4.45 p.m.), from WellingSailed—Pateena (7.5 p.m.), for Nelson NELSON. 2nd December Arrived—P.atecna (1.20 a.m:). from Picton and Wellington; Kaitoa (S a.m.), from Wellington LYTTELTOX, Ist December Arrived—Paloona (2.50 p.m.). from Wellington; Kini, from WestpoiS Sailed—Paloortn. for Diinedin: Wakatu, for lvaikoura and Wellington 2nd December Arrived—Maori (7.10 a.m.), from Wellington To sail—.Maori (S.lO p.m.), for Wellington DIiNKDIN. Ist December Arrived—Mokoia, from Melbourne via ports Sailed—Ruapehu, for Bluff; Kaituna (4.45 p.m.), for Timaru Sailed—Mokoia (7.50 p.m.). for Lyttelton and Wellington. Passengers for Wellington—Mesdames ErsUine, Nicol, Dornell and child, Hisses Nicol, Gibb, Duckworth. Mr Ur.owii KAIKOURA, 2nd December Sailed—Wakatu <G a.m.), for Wellington WESTI'OIIT. 2nd December Sailed—Kaitansata (0.20 a.m.), for Wellington; Puysa (6 a.m.), for Singapore GREV.MOUTII. 2nd December Sailed—Kowhai (5.15 a.m.), for Wellington MAITAI DUE TO-NIGHT The arrival of the U.M.S. Maitai in port from Sun Francisco, via Papeete and Karotonga. late to-night, is of special interest, by reason of the fact that the Maitai inaugurates the two-steam-er service. That is to say, in future the Maitai and Moana will alone maintain this importto owing to tiic Manama's conversion into a hospital ship for service abroad. In order to save time the Mnitai and Moana will not continue on to Sydney from Wellington, but will make the latter their terminal port, and proceed from here on the return trip to San FranA radio message from the Maitai advises that the vessel is encountering heavy southerly weather, which would account for her delay. She lias over 1000 tons of cargo to laud here, ami will sail on Thursday next for San Francisco, via ports OPAWA FOR WEST "OF ENGLAND feet that the liner Opav/a has left London, probably for West of England-ports in order to load for New Zealand DORSET REPOPtTED Although no confirmatory advice has been received by the local agents, a cablegram states that the liner Dorset,"which left Wellington on the 12th October for London, via Monte Video, arrived at Havre (France) yesterday, but for what reason is not stated in the message THE TAKAPTJNA The Union Company's steamer Takapuna came off the Patent Slip yesterday, and berthed at the Kailway Wharf', where "an extensive overhaul will take pbace prior to the vessel's entering the G'isiiorne-Nanier service for the Christinas season AKAHTJRA HINDERED BY WEATHER Shipping has been considerably handicapped of lute by what is generally known as typical West Coast weather. TJie Kowhai and Katno have been held up at Greymouth, and the Kaitangata at Westport, while wore! came through yesterday to the eli'ect that the Arahura had been somewhat put out by severe weather conditions prevailing. She was oil' Greymoulli at 11 a.m., but the heavy sea prevented her crossing the bar. At G o'clock, last evening the bar was still unworkable, and tlie Arabnra proceeded to Westport. She should leave Westport this afternoon for Picton, Nelson, and Wellington, and is expected here to-morrow night KIA OKA FKOJI LONDON After discharging explosives at the powder anchorage at Auckland "for the past two days, the liner Kia Ora berthed at the northern port 10-day to commence discharge of her London cargo. She will leave Auckland on Saturday for Napier and Wellington, and is.due here on the 7th December \ MISHAP TO THE WAITOHI The well known Pictou steamer Waitohi met with a slight accident in Tory Channel on Monday evening, through the shackle chain connecting the steering gear coming; adrift. The boat was thus rendered helpless fora time, but luckily she found a soft place to beach, striking land in the vicinity of Baxter's Point. Within a chain on eithtr side were dau-erous shoals While aground repairs were soon efTec-ted. and] with the rising tide, the steamer floated oil' undamaged, and proceeded on her way to the Wairau bar BEMUERA LEAVES HOBAET Bound from London to New Zealand the New Zealand Shipping Company's steamer Komucr.i left Hobart at 0 o'clock yesterday mornin" for Auckland. She is due at the northern port on the sth or Cth instant, and at Wellington about a week Inter PHYSA LEAVES WESTPOET En route to Singapore the steamer Pliysa left Westport this morning, and on arrival at the Eastern port will, it is understood, take in another cargo of ease oil for the Dominion OPOUIU WITH TIMBER Laden with some 79,000 supciflcial feet of llasson, Ltd.. the coastal steamer Opouri made her reappearance here late last cvenin:;, after a somewhat lengthy absence from this port. -\n endeavour will be made to despatch, the vessel this evening for Lyttelton PERSONAL Mr. G. H. Madden, second oilicer of the Manuka, who lias been on a short leave, arrived in Wellington by the Mararoa this morning in

Mr. Erwin. late of the Willochra, arrived from the South this morning on leave