SHIPPING

Evening Post, Volume XCIV, Issue 75, 26 September 1917, Page 6

SHIPPING

*ORT OF WELLINGTON*

HIGH WATER

To-dv—llh 30m a.m.; Oh p.m. To-morrow—Oh 1m a.nv;-0h 32m-p.uk

ARRIVALS,

September 25—Pateena, s<3. (11.Wp.m.), 1212 ' tons, Ritchie, Jrom Nelson and Picton. Passengers: Saloon—Misses Weymss, Jenkins, Gilbert, Bartlett, Barlos, Boddington, Bethwaite, Johnston, Greenwood, Field, Richmond, Dixon, Kissling, Nuttall, Wallace, Murdoch, King, ledger, Ellis, Rasmussen, Godsir, llor^n, 'Walters, Bean, Burton, Popple, Wanden, McCallran, Cheescman, Button, Mesdarae3 Nuttall, NotJey and child, Mackie, Hobbs and" two cWHren, Joyce and 3 children, Jenkins, Hortoa and child, Sandford, Wallack, Jones, Black and child, Smith, Williams, Hisley, \Claridge, Larmer, Stevens, Jamiesou, O'Regan, Gregg, Henry, Reed, Lock, Squires, O'Snllivan, Murray, McCallum, Mowxt, Tesefaemaker, Ryan, . Hester, Messrs. Woods, Chisnell, Atf el, McKee, Manoy, O'Regan, Heath, White, Shallcrais, Bridger, Clement, Foster, Rodley, Jenkins, Gardiner, Jackson, Hurst, Grimmett, Winn, Sliallcrass, Leggett, Moleta, Heather, Greenwood. Wooistain, Dtrrbridge, Edgar, Gamboni. Stockton, McKell, Amos, Tomlinson, Marshall, Honlt, McKaif, Palmer, Sadd, Shaw, Hurst, Black, Moynahan, Archer, Wiseman, Moon, Cuddy, Greensill, Conway, Kegan (^), Wilkinson, Fraser, Driyton, Lawrence, Shallcrass, Squire O'SuUivan, Scott, McDonald, Gibberd, Jackson, Flood, Sissons, Townscnd, McCallum, Murray, Teschemaker, Nicholas, Swed, Cooke, Oakley, Gibson, Young, Peniiy,. Johnston, Fell, ..Jameson, Pruddle, Porritt, McDonnell, Cocks, Hay, Porritt; 15 steerage September 20—Huia, s.s. (6.45 a.m), 127 tons, Owen, from Wanganui September 26—Maori, s.B. (8.5 aaff.), 3112 tons, Manning, from Lyttelton September 2C—lnvercargill, s.s. (9:40 a.m.), 226 tons, Wahfstrom, from Wanganui DEPARTURES. * September 25—Monowai, s.s. (6:5 p.m.), 3433 tons, Drewette, for Lyttelton and Dunedin September 25—Mararoti, s.s, (7.50 p.m.), 2598 • tons, Cameron, for Lyttelton. Passengers: Saloon—Misses McNae, Macfcay, Creedy, Moss, Kenderdine, Mesdames Rutherford, Row, Nash McLean, Torrance, Rutherford, Bell (2), Shier, White, Messrs. Allan, Salmond, Williamson, Hobroyd, Barron, Wilson, Bloomfleld, Duncaa, Munns, Armstrong, Bruce, Barringer, Reid, Olsen, McSeveny, Barnes (2). Lyn3key, Rutherford, Barnard, McCallum, Fleetwood, Donald, Bloomfleld, Polkinghbrne, Thorns. Collins, Wilton, ell (2), McKenzie, Gillies, Tompkins, Ballinger, McCallum, Shier, White, General Sir \ Robin, Captain Bryan, Captain Korkwood, Adjutant Hoskings, Lient. Bell, Lieut. Earl, Corporal Ablett, Private Bell September 25—Mapourika, s.s. (10 p.m.), 1203 tons, Sewell, for Nelson, Westport, and Grey.tuoutb EXPECTED ARRIVALS. ' ...Kamo, Greymouth, 26th. , ■ j Kowhai, Greymouth,'26th : Baden Powell, Lyttelton, 27th ' Mararoa, Lyttelton, 27th ■-: Pateena, Nelson and Picton, 2T» - . . Kamona, Greymouth, 27th '• ] Kini, Greymouth, 27th ■ Mapourika, .West Coast, 29th Corinna, southern ports, 29th Ngatoro, Greymouth, 30th MoDOwni, southern ports, SOth PROJECTED DEPARTtJR€S. Maori, lybtßlton, E6th Magic, Sandy Bay, 26th Huia, Hew Plymoua and W»Dganni,- 26th ■ Komata, 'Westport, 27th BY TCI.EQBAPH. ■ ' NEW PLYMOUTH, 25th September j ; 'AnJrea—Rarawa, from Onehnnga; Ngatoro j fr-p.m.), from Wellington ■ WANGANTn, 25th September 'Arrived^-Breeze (5 p.m.), from Wellington Sailed—Hula (5.80 p.m.), for Wellington GISBORNE, 25th September Arrlyed—Arahura, from Napier . 'Sailed—Arahura (9 p.m.), for Napter -" ■■■■■ GRETMOTJTH, 25tn September , Amved—Eosamond, from Westport Sailed—Kamo (5 p.m.), for Wellington LYTTELTON, 25th September ' 'Arriye*-Orepii3d, from Greymouth Silled—Storm, for Port Chalmers . ■■■ 26th September Arrived—Monowai (7.80 ajn.) and Mararoa. (8.50 ajn.), from Wellington To-sail—Mararoa (6^o p.m.), for Wellington DUNEDIN, 25th September Passengers for Wellington.: Mesdames Reston and child, Cnnntngham, Bums (2), Fleming, Nurses Guthrie and Strutters, Miss Cou■ber, Messrs. Burns, Woodcock, Hafly, Jfair- - bairn, Master Haily . 'WIISTFOTT DEED6ING Kotice, has been given to mariners that the bucket dredger Erskine is -working in the Buller River. The dredger is working in the fairway uprirer from upstream end of No. 5 berth of Crane Wharf. She will be hauled out clear when any vessel or vessels are working to or from the wbarf in the daytime. In fair -weather she win remain at Tier moorings about 300 yds off the wharf. ■. • MAGIC TO RESUME 'After a considerable delay m Wsflhigton the BtndHary scow Magic is to resome her . ninning between Wellington and Sandy Bay. went out to the stream yesterday to hav*-i :;her; compasses adjusted prior to sailing for the bay. \, A S3TABT SAILER 'As * smart sailer the auxiliary scow Hazel Repton has gained a reputation. She left Wellington last Thursday evening for Lyttelton, and arrived at tbat port on Friday evening. The vessel berthed on Saturday morn, ing, and is undergoing some alterations and repairs. At the southern port she is to ,load produce for Greymouth, at which port she will, on discharge, load timber lor Mira. mar SAtVING THE OPOUWS' CARGO ; Advice was received in Wellington yesterday that Messrs. Reese Bros., of Christchurch, who purchased the wreck of the steamer Opouri at Greymoutb, has succeeded in salving prac "tieally everything of value from the wreck, including the engines and boilers. Tho operations were completed -without a hitch. Cap* tain H. Munro, of the Canterbury Shipping Company, it will be remembered, purchased the wreck for £1000 and sold it to Rees» Bros. The latter were the original owners of the Oponri when she met with disaster.The Orepuki belongs to the same firm An interesting story is told of the latest attempt to salve the valuable copper cargo of the Pewabic, a vessel which foundered on the 9th August, 1885, seven miles oil Thunder Bay Island, Lake Superior. A Toledo diver has descended over 100 ft below the lake's surface and located the steamer's hulk, and operations for getting tho cargo out have been commenced. At the present market prices the copper which is in the Pewabic is worth close on 1,000,000 dollars. On Sunday next the Corinna. is doo at Wellington from Dunedin f via ports, and will sail the same day for Napier and New Plymonth ,