SHIPPING

Evening Post, Volume XCVII, Issue 31, 5 February 1919, Page 6

SHIPPING

HiGa^waasß. - £*o-dwab*s6m> sfcfflt*<Bb- 23m-jun, So-morKrw—Bh 'sSnfca-m..,->9h 17m p.m. *RI»rVAU. - Februftrj'4—HMrora, s.s. (2.35 p.m.), 200 Cons, McKtaDon, from Potea I 4-Woottori, s.s. (2.23 p.m.), 1511 'tons, -Largen, from Lyttelton Febraary 4—Riverraa., s>B. (*.30 p.m.), 47581 tons, Entirtsle, from Sj"4ney February 4—BJapomßra, fi.s. (10.56 p.m.), 1203 ions, Macdonaltl, frbm Nelson and Pieton ' Febwnry s—Tonawaada, full-rigged ship (3, «.m.), 'from Auckland . February 6—Wairau, as. (3,25 a,m.), MS tons, Delly, from Blenheim February s—Kaltoa, s.Sr<s.6o a.nu), 305 tons, WiMmtvn, from-Nelson February s—Maori, s.s. (7:10 a,m.), 3412 tons, Cameron. Irom Lyttelton February 5-Kapiti, 8* (B.soiaJn.>,- 242-tons, 1 Sawyers,'from Wanganul DEPARTURE*. "February 4—Kennedy, s.s. (Spin.), 137 tons, Henry, for Nelson - February 4—Kahu, s.s. (5.40 p.m.), 182 tons, JTorling, for Castlepoint February 4—Putiki, s.s. (3.46 p.m.-), 409 tons, Robertson,' for Wanganui " February 4—Nikau, s.s. (5 p.m.), 248 torn, Hay, for Nelson and Motueka February 4—John, s.s. (5.15 p.m.), S4-2 tons, Howick, for Dunedin February 4—Koutunui, s.s. (fi.4o p.m.), 171 tons, Thomson, for East Coast February 4—Karamn, s.s. (7.10 p.m.), 934 tons, >lcLellan, for Greymouth February 4—Mararoa, a.s. (7.50 p.m.), Ssf>B tons,' Irwin, for Lyttelton February. 4—Blenheim, <us. (4.5 p-.n.), 120 tons, Wilkinson, for Havelock February 4-vTo Anau, s.s. (0.35 p.mj, 1652 tons, Appleyard, for Lyttelton February 4—Komata, s.s. (10.15 p.m.), 19£>4 tons, Whyborn, for Westport . February 4—Kamo, s.s. (10.15 p.m.), 1266 tonsj Watson, for Greymouth "EXPECTED ARRIVALS. Kapunl, Patea, sth Waverley, Patea,' sth Ardgay, Newcastle, sth Port Augusta, New York, sth Kokiri, Greymoutb, sth Jfapourlka, Nelson and Pieton, 6th jrikau, Nelson, 6th Kahu, East Coast, 6th Ripple, Napier and Glsborne, 6th . Storm, southern ports, Oth ■ Port Hacking, Newcastle, 6th Nikau, Nelson, 6th .Mararoa, lyttelton, Oth Kamona, Dunedin, 6th Kahu, East Coast, Oth - Kaitangata, Westport, 6th Waicatu, .lyttelton and Kaikoura, 7th ilonowai, southern ports, Bth ' ■ Ripple, Gisborne and Napier, Bth Kennedy, Nelson, Bth . Mararoa, Lyttelton, Bth Invercargill, Wanganui, 9th Alexander, Pieton, Oth ' Baloona, San Francisco, 9th

PROJECTED DEPARTURES,

Maori; Lyttelton, Sth Kactoa, Nelson, sth Durham, Liverpool, iria Panama, -6th Kapiti, Wanganui, oth Hawera, Patea, sth Salvor;* Genoa, 6th Ngakuta, Greymouth, sth Mapourifca, Ficton and Neison, sth Kapiti, Wanganui, 6th Hanaroa, Dunedin, 6th Opawa, Bl«trheim, 6th Queen of the South,. Foxton, 6th Jnvercargill, Wanganuv 6th Kahu, East Coast, Oth Storm, Wanganui, 6th Kapuni, Eatea, 6th Waverley, Patea, 6th Post Lyttelton, Egypt, ..'via-Bombay, 7tb Rlwrina, Sydney, 7th Hawera, Patea, 7th ■ i Maori, Lyttelton, 7f* Kaitoa, Ifetoon, 7th Malta, London, Bth Wakatu, Lyttelton and K«ikour», Bth

ovens e» vess-Ets.

Port Haefcto&»dueat Auckland fTonwßondon, ,-riac»eire»«tle,«fc en*>of >next week; proceed* to WefliiKtan to load. •■•■• Amk»»!CßeJl6 l mTlv«4»at Auekltnd from New Tfotfc; doe at WeJUnakm this veek. Koaoku Maru, -do»'m WelliDgtoa tms veek ;f'%mi£' <a»Beri, left- 8«i Francnco 27th Xcmhzz'r-daD Weffingtrai ttS» week. Hamui, Mt liTerpool 2SBd December (01 | Melboame, Sydney and unfa. Kew Zealand liorts-; dwo 184b B*in«!y. . , ■■• ■ Partviincdta^duerfftoin JtariSßo*wH«bi*«b- -- rnaiy. ' ' _.

Xcnaomdiv^tae "netHngfainatUs --week -from lsew York -via AnddMid Titmia, lefidlew YodriW Startfealandports. Hiddleham. CasSe, Wt 36- John, Canada, > 28th January, for Anekland, Wellington, Sydr ncy, and M«ibo»irne. ,'" Terpsli4oro-<saaer)yWtr'St-*ilni, 28nJrD«c«m- ---■; bcr for ■Wellington. ;■ Burma, left (BaaK«»r«oii ,13th Deoeniberfor i New. Zealand main^ports, Tia Australia, due t«ariy next monHi. Luson (schooner), left San Eranclsco for Wellington: flue-about end February. Ruapetau, left Plymonth 9th January, for \ ■Wellington,-via. Panama; due-«nd ol F«b- / Hororata, <lue-at.Anckland<;about 13th March H from liondoD; visits New Zealand mam ports. Edward May (sailer), left San Francisco 7th January for Wellington; due in March". Somerset, due in New Zealand about middle ''FeWuary from liverpool, via Australian ports. •Loads for United Kingdom. ■■• -Matatua, due in New Zealand about 21st February from United Kingdom. Tropic, left New York for Wellington, Sydney, and Brisbane. War Opal, sailing from New York this month for New Zealand main ports. Cuflc, due at Wellington in April.

BY TELEGRAPH

'AUCKLAND, 4th February ■ Arrived—Waitomo, from Sydney; Flora, from Papeete; William Olsen, from San Francisco; Ceylon, from Java Sailed—Swallow (7.25 p.m.), for Melbourne

NELSON, sth February Arrived—Nikau (4.45 a.m.). from Wellington '<:<>■■- ■•■•■• • TIMAJUJ, 4th l'ct-ruary „ . Sailed—Storm (6 p.m.), for Welliuyton ■< „.,:...' DUKEDIN, 4th February Sailed—May Howard, auxiliary schooner (8.15 '""•p.m.), for Auckland PORT CHALMHtS, sth February , Arrived—Corinna (8 a.m.), from Wellington Sailed—Maunganui (6.-15 a.m.), lor London 1 'Sailed—Kamona (1.30 a.m.), for Wellington

THE' RIVERINA,

From- Sydney direct, the Huddart-Parker 'Steamer Riverina arrived in the stream yesterday at"4*3o p.m., but in accordance with quarantine regulations will not berth till late this afternoon. The vessel brings 219 passengers and 2050 tons of cargo. On Friday night she is to leave Wellington on the return trip for Sydney direct.

STELLA'S MOVEMENTS.

With shearers for the Campbell Islands the Stella was expected to leave Bluff to-day. The vessel is to load wool at the Islands, and wiU then return to Dunedin, where she is expected about the 10th February. She will, on discharge, load general cargo for Wellington.

CANOPUS DELAYED BY FIREMEN,

-Until late on Saturday night the Westport Coal Company's collier Canopus was held up at Lyttelton by the firemen demanding an alteration in the method of bunkering the veosel. For some years past the vessel was bunkered once for the round trip from Westport to Timaru and Lyttelton and back to the West Coast. As no trimmers are carried, the firemen have to bring the coal from the farther end of the bnnkers, and, in order to avoid this, they wanted tho vessel to be bunkered at each port of call. This was, stated the owners, the first time that any objection had

•been raised in reparel to the bunkering, and •, if the request was granted, it would mean ' that tW vessel's blinders -would never be empty. Finally, it was decided that the vessel would be more frequently bunkered.

PERSONAL.

Mr. W. Reid is now fourth officer of the Tahiti.

Mr. H. R. Frith has signed on the Mararoa's articles as'third engineer.

The Ruahine, now loading at South Island ports, is scheduled to leave Wellington for the United Kingdom on the 14th inst.

Leaving Dunedin for northern ports to-mor-row the Monowai 13 due in Wellington on Saturday next, and ia to sail at 5 o'clock the Same day for the North.

Tho liner Maunganui left Port Chalmers at 6.45 a.m. to-day for London. She is carrying a limited number of passengers.

After an extensive overhaul at Port Chalmers the Union Company^ cargo steamer Kbmona left that port this morning for "Wellington.-'*

■ The Union Company advises to-day that the Rosamond wfll be leaving Bluff on the 10th February for Wellington. ■

The Waiporl was to have left Westport «i toidnlght for Wellington, bnt so ttr no adjlce of her actnal a»fflng-h*s been received by