SHIPPING

Evening Post, Volume XCIII, Issue 89, 14 April 1917, Page 4

SHIPPING

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ARRIVALS.

'A'priris—John, s.s. (6.20 p.m:);?34Ktonß,-3Koh-ertson, from Timaru

April 14—Hawera, b.s. (4 a.m.),: 200 tons, Jackson, from Patea.

April 14—Nikau, s.s. (7.25 a.m.),- 248 tons, Hay, from N-elson adn Motueka. April 14—Maxaroa, s.s. (10 a.m.), 2598 tons, Mawson, froauLyttelton

DEPARTURES.

■April 13—Ncira Niven, s.s. , (3.40 p.m.'), 186 tons, Brusey, 2or Cook Strait April 13—Maori, s.s. (7.45 p.m.), 3412 tons, Manning, for Lyttelton. Passengers: Saloon— Misses Bralieur, Eiby, Adams, Vincombe, Dowiing, Hannah, Hicks, Goddard, Ireland, Hoare, Walker, Hickman. Hamilton, Donnell, Crosby, Garlick, Stevenson, Tute, Samuel, Harris, Hilton, o'Donuell. McKee, Tilly. Williams, Chapman. White,. Mesdnmes Rule, Thompson, Parsonson, Willis, Thompson, Paterson, Eankine, Cow, Hannan Osword, Blundell, Gardiner, Eiby, Bond and child, Wells, Dowley. Shepherd, nannah, Bruce. Morrish, Munro, Henderson, Thornton, Morintsch, Campbell, Hay, Barker, Mclnness and i children, Studholme, Recce, Walker," Hendry, Worson, Alreeny, Morrnstch and child, O'Connor, Mitchell. Millington, Noake, Hamilton. Dowe, Co'rie, Rawnsley, Allen, Bradley. Mills, Sweetman, Grunnell, Chapman. Burnes, Watfcins, Johnson, Trembath, Falconer, Lovell, Smith, Aitken, Morris, Cartnell, Blackwell, Matheivson, Hnlton, McDonald, Henderson, Thompson, Cable, Palton and 2 children, Katfe, Shepherd and child, Fergus, Wellington, Messrs. Kule, Fels, Page, Lieut. Thompon, Dr: Gow, Dr. Moore, Bunny, Morton, Sergt.-Staior Foster, Dunne, Handy, Lake, Major BlackeU, Buckan, Low, Ford, Leslie, Hoi. Mr. FrasOT, Best, Corson, Turnbull, _Dr. Newman, Willis, Dixon, Burk, Garten, Parsonson, Patersbn, Blakely, Hon. Rankine, Barker, McAllisle, Barker, Mclnness Studholme, Heece Buckley Henlip, Court, Mawson, Williamson, Coventry, Clark, Campbell, Sweetman, Rugg, Bascand, Blakely, Mann, Inkhorn, Keris, Burrell, Nixon, Jolly, Kin, Blair dark, Scott Mackay, Lawson Walker, Beaton, Stephens, Fitzpatrick, Griffiths, Sneith, GrunneU; Watkins, Lieut. Ager, Major Henderson, Lieut Thompson. Goddard, Hodges, Webb, Smith, lllen Thompson, Ames, Sergt.-Major Pryde, Ham Connell, O'Sullivan, Glascow, Private McFause Bennett, Q.M.S. Boyd, Leys, Nairn, Ewen, Ritchie, Stanley, Mills, Hardie, Allen, Hardie. Worden, Fergus, Nisson, Bridge, and H Apßrtl 13-Kaitoa. s.s. (5.5 p.m.), 305 tons, AVildman, for Nelson and Motuekak April 13-Wootton, s.s. (6.10 p.m.), 151 tons, 1 April' S^Wtte South, S.S. (8 p.m>, "i^US^cS/sl^Tp-m.). 890 tons, Braidwood, for Lyttelton, Timaru, and DnnCdApril 14-Wairau, s.s. .(2 a.m.), 143. tons, ;V*endore, for Blenheim

EXPECTED ARRIVALS.

Pateena, Nelson and Picton, 14th Blenheim, Waitara, 14th „ Wakatu, Lyttelton and Kaikoura, Ktß. Maponrika, West Coast, 14th Hawera, Patea, 14th Invercargill, Wanganui, 15th Kaitoa, Nelson and Motueka, 15th Tarawera, Dunedin and Lyttelton, 15tft Kamona, Greymouth. 15th Ripple, Napier and Gisborne, 15th Maori, Lyttelton, 15th • Queen of the South, Forton, 15ca Waverley, Patea, 15th Wairau, Blenheim, 15th . . ■ Kini, Bluff and Dunedui, 15tb Nora Niven, Cook Strait, 16th Kennedy, Picton, 16th. Houto, Dunedin, 18th Ngahere, Wanganui, 16th Wobtton, Lyttelton, 17th Opawa, Blenheim, 17th Mararoa, Lyttelton, 17th . Nikau, Nelson and Motueka, 17tfl Kapiti, Wanganui, 17th Hawera, Patea, 18th Kapnni, Patea, 18th ■ ' Karu, New Plymoutha^iath Waimea, Nelson and west Coast, 10tb

PROJECTED

Mararoa, Lyttelton, 14tn Opawa, Blenheim, 14th Kamo, Lyttelton and Dunedin, 14th John, Wanganui, 14th Karamu, Auckland, 14th Hinemoa, southern lights, 16th Wakatu, Kaikoura and Lyttelton,- I6tn Blenheim, Havelock and Bays, 16th Waverley, Patea, 16th Pateena, Picton and Nelson, 16th • • . Tarawera, Auckland, via northern ports, loin Karu, New Plymouth, 16th Maori, Lyttelton, 16th .. Kaitoa, Nelson and Motueka, 16th Queen of the South, Boston, 16th Kapuni, Patea, 16th Waimea, Nelson and West Coast, 16Hl Nora Niven. Cook Strait, 16th Wairau, Btenheim, 16th Invercargfll, Wanganui, 16tl| ' .Hawera, Pa±ea, 16th Kennedy, Picton, lTth Nikau, Nelson and Motueka, 17M Kapiti, Wanganui, 17th Mapourika, West Coast, 17to Ripple, East Coast, 17th Wootton,. Lyttelton, 19th

>. BY TELEGRAPH* ONEHXJNGA, 13th 'April Arrived—Eosamond (3 p.m.), from Grey■month - ' ' WAITAEA, Mth AprU Sailed—Blenheim''(l a.m.), for Wellington NEW PLYMOUTH, 13th April Sailed—Corinna (3.30 p.m.), for Dunedin PATEA, 13th April 'Arrived—Waverleyj (1.15 p.m.), from WeilmSt°n NAPIER, 13th April Arrived—Monowa»(s p.m.), from Wefflngtqn PICTON, 13th April > "Arrived—Defender, Kennedy (4.40 p.m.), and Pateena (5.5 p.m.). Sailed—Alexander (3 p.m.), for Westport and Greymouth • • .^ Arrived-Pateena (1 a.m.)., from Picton and WelUngton; Kaitoa (4.45 ajn.), from. Welling-1 °Sailed—Mapourika (7.30 a.m.), for Wellington LYTTELTON, 14th April Arrived—Maori (6.50 a.m.), from Wellington To sail—Maori (8.20 p.m.), for Wellington DUNEDIN, 13th April

■Arrived-Kini (1.10 P-m-), from Bluff Sailed—Tarawera (4.45 p.m.), for Auckland, via ports. Passengers for Wellington—Mesdames Amies, Hoffman and -infant, Clark and two children

BERTHLNG LIST

The following berth 3 have been allotted to ■vessels arriving between to-day and Monday morning :— Pateena—Jervois-quay Wharf. Mapourika—Jervois-quay Wharf - Tarawera—No; 1 south, Queen's Wharf Karu—No. 2 north, Queen's Wharf Kamona—Clyde-quay Wharf • Kini—No. 6 north, Queen'a' Wharf Kittawa-Clyde-quay Wharf

COEINNA MISSES WELLINGTON

An alteration in the running of the Connna has been found necessary. Instead of calling at Wellington to-day, the Corinna left New Plymouth yesterday direct for Dunedm. On her way up the coast, next week the vessel will again miss her call at Wellington

AN ANOMALOUS POSITION

.Captain F. A. Macindoe, Secretary of the Merchant Service Guild, recently mentioned to members of the Shopowners' Federation the question of granting to ships' officers recognition of an eight-hour day and payment for overtime. Captain Macindoe pointed out that frequently the men before the mast earn considerably larger wages, through payment for overtime, than the officers on the very vessels on which the seamen are employed. He instances the following cases which he is prepared to verify: No. 1 example, for one month —First mate, £19; lamp-trimmer same ship, £30 No 2 example, for one 'month—First mate, £10; lamp-trimmer same ship, £25. No. 3 example, for one month—First mate, £22 12s sd; second mate, £16 Is 6d; third mate, £15 2s 8d; A.B. same ship, £18 13s Id; A.B. same ship, £18 11s 3d; A.B. same ship, £18 6s Id. Captain Macindoe stated: "Four officers have already gone into the fo'oastle, and it will not, be long before there are more, with no worry, no responsibility, no appearance to keen up. I understand these conditions were given to the seamen because they were the rates on. the Australian coast, and I am very glad they have such good conditions."

HINEMOA' RETUENS'TO.PORT

After being engaged for some days In comnletinz her work among the . lighthouses in Cook Strait the Government steamer Hinemoa returned to Wellington yesterday afternoon

PERSONAL

Mr. H. Olasson has joined-the Karamu as purser '

The Defender should be back at Wellington about next Thursday from Holntika

On Monday next the Ngahere is ttr leave Whangarei with a cargo of cement for the nsnal ports, including Wellington -^