SHIPPING

Evening Post, Volume XCVI, Issue 140, 10 December 1918, Page 6

SHIPPING

' JPORT OF WELLINGTON. HIGH WATBK. .To-day—Sh; 22m a.m.i 9k-47m p.m. To-morrow—lOh Ilm i jn. ;,10h 38m p.nfc ARRIVALS, December »—Jlarm, s.s. (HAS p.m.), 134 tons, AcPherson, from Wonganui December 9—Transocean, ship (7.45 p.m.), 1631 tons, Nystrom, from San Francisco December 9—Queen of the South, s.s. (11.15 p.m.), 198 tons, Harvey, from Foxton December 10—Columbia (9.40 A.m.), 684 tons, t. W. Sprague, from San Francisco December 10—Mararoa, s.s. (10.40 a,m.), 2598 .tons, Cameron, from Lyttelton ' DEPARTUHES. December 9—MonOwai, s.s. (4.40 p.m.), 3433 tons, Norton, for Lyttelton December. 9—Ngatoro, s.s. (7.45 p.m.), 1137 tons, Dutbie, for Greymouth. December 9—Wakatn, s.s. (9.25 p.m.), 157 tons, ,WiJl* for KaiSoora ana Lyttelton December 9—Kamo, s.s. (10.20 p.m.),* 1236 tons, Watson, for Greymouth December 10—Blenheim, s.s. (12£ a-xn.), 120 1 tons, Wilkinson, for Havelock and bays December 10—Wairau, s.s. (3 a.m.), 143 tona, Deiley, for Blenheim EXPECTED AHMVALS. Tfaplti, Wanganuir TOth Kapuoi, Patea, 10th ■ Hawera, Patea, 10th Baden Powell, New Plymouth, 10th Salvor, San Francisco, 10th Opawa, Blenheim, 10th Ripple, Napier, Uth Mapourika, Nelson and Picton, 11th Blenheim, Havelock and Sounds, 12th Kahn, Napier, 12th Invercargfil, Wanganui, 13th Blenheim* Havelock and Sonnds, ISth Wakatu, Lyttelton and Kaikoura, l4th Kipple, Napier, 15th Navua, Saa Francisco, 18th „. Moeraki, Hobart and Sydney, Indefinite PROJECTED OEPABTURM, Waverley, Paten, lUfch /' "''" Invercargfll, Wangami, loth Kapiti, Wanganni,. B)th - Kapuni, Patea.-lOth ■■■ . (Hawera, Patea, 10th " ' Waitomo, Lyttelton and Dunedin, 10th : Kennedy, Nelson and west Coast, 10th Kahu, Napier, 10th Huia, Foxton, 10th Calm, Wanganni,' 10th Koromifco, Sydney, 10th Pateena, lyttelton, 11th Monowai, Dunedin, 11th Remuera, London, via Panama,. 11th .Mako, Napier,., Ilth ' Kegulus, West Coast, Uth , Paparoa, tondon, 11th Queen of the South, FortoD, 12th Dorset, Port Said, 15th Komata, Westport, indefinite Kakapo, Grjeymquth, indefinite OVERSEA VESSELS. Arawa, due. at Wellington, via Auckland, from Sydney, about the 24th December. 'Snevic, due in New Zealand from London »bont middle of January. Oppji, due at Wellington from Vancouver Übout 15th December. Durham, due at Wellington during January from England. - Devon, due New Zealand from Egypt, *i» (Australia. Port Hacking, due at Wellington from london, ria Melbourne aqd Auckland, about 10th February. ■■ • . Fort Lyttelton, left London 26th October, for Wellington, via Australia and Auckland; due IBth January. Port Sydney, to leave Sydney on the 12th December for New Zealand ports, including Wellington. Tonawanda, left New York for Auckland and Wellington Titania, left New York for New Zealand ports. Admiral Cecile, left New York for AnckUnd knd Wellington in November Kent, from London, due at Wellington from 'Auckland abont 12th December. Henriette (sailer), left San Francisco for: W«l----lington. Joan Craig, due at Wellington on Wednesday from Lyttelton. . .Georgette (schooner), sailed from 8»n Pr»nSisco end September for Wellln^on. BY TELEGRAPH. : AUCKLAND, 9th December Arrived—Karamu (2.36 pjn.)/ from Wellington -Sailed—Arahura ,(4.10 p.m.). for Gisborne WANGANUI,, 9th December 'Arrived—Tainui (&20 p.m.), from Wellington * . FOXTON, 9th December Arrived—Hula (1.15 p.m.), from Wellington , NAPIER, 9th December Kiritona's staling-for Gisborne has been canCelled HCTON, 9th December Arrived—Mapomfita (6.15 p.m.), from Wellington v 10th December Sailed—Miponrika (1 JO- ajn.),- 1 for Nelson ■•' - NELSON, 9th December Sailed—OMtana (10 pjn.), for New Plymouth ' 10th December > Arrived—MapouriX* (9.30 a-m.), from Wellington, via Picton LTTTKETON, loth December Arrived—Monow»i (8.20 ajn.), from Wellington To sail—Hcmowai (7.45 p.m.), for Wellington ' OKEYMOTJTH, 9th December ' Arrived—Wallsesd (2.15 p.m.), from One. tUDga; Ngaknta (6.1S p.m.), from Wellington TBIARP,'9th December Sailed—Breeze (5.45 pjn.), for Lyttelton BLTJFF, 9th December Sailed—Htoemoa (4.20 p.m.), for W«3t Coast Bonnds, Westport, "and: Wellington -■ SAILEB FROM SAN FRANCISCO. ' A Sne sight was presented by the fun rigged ship Transocean, which sailed np the haroour before a fresh southerly breeze, and dropped anchor in the stream at 7.45 o'clock last evening, 59 days out from San Francisco. The vessel was met inside the Heads by the Karaka, and Captain Spence, deputy, harbourmaster, vent on board. Captain Carl H. Nystrom reported "all wen" after a fair -weather run with occasional gales. The vessel has brought 70,000 cases of oil, kerosene, and benzine, motorcars, and general cargo. The Traosocfcan is a particularly handsome iron vessel of the , clipper ship type, of 1431 tons net, and 1531 tons gross, her length being 254 ft. She is now owned at Helsingborg, but was first British owned under the name of the Skilmoretie. She was afterwards sold to French buyers, and ■waa renamed Carro Alegro. Subsequently the vessel was bought by a firm in Chili, who altered her name to Puerto Moult, and then passed into the hands of her present owners.. PORT SYDNEY FOR NEW ZEALAND. The C. and D. liner Port .Sydney is to leave • Sydney on Thursday next for Whangarei; Whakatane, Gisborne, and Wellington. She will leave Wellington for Port Said. THE POKT LYTTELTON. The Port Lyttelton, outward bound from England, left Durham on the 24th November for Melbourne, Auckland, and Wellington. She is due at .Wellington about the 18th January. PERSONAL. Captain W. Wahlstrom rejoined the Invercargill to-day after being on sick' leave, and . Captain Wilkinson, who has been relieving him, has rejoined the Blenheim. Mr. J. Murdie has signed on the Mapourika "as purser. > . ' - Mr. C. McLean, second engineer on the Mono,wai, has come ashore. Watersiders have not now to pass through the inhalation chamber before commencing and After finishing work. Passengers, however, will' still have to snbmlt to the spray treatment. The barque Aryan (Levin and Co.) is at present'in the stream at Wellington awaiting an opportunity to clear the port for San Francisco. Owing to a shortage in her'crew the Koromiko was unable to sail, last night.for Sydney and Newcastle. ■ ■■ . . .