SHIPPING

Evening Post, Volume XCVIII, Issue 33, 8 August 1919, Page 6

SHIPPING

PORT OF WELLINGTON. HIGH WATER. To-day—lh 22m a.m.; lh 41m p.m. 10-inorrow—2h lm a.m.; 2b 22m p.m. ARRIVALS. A August 7—K^ru, a.s. (3.15 p.m.), 267 tons, Jraidwood, from Lyttelton August 7—lnvercargill, s.s. (6.50 p.m.), 224 tons, Thompson, from Wanganui August 7—Wonaka, 5.6. (8.25 p.m.), 2422 tons, Flynn, from Newcastle August 7—Calm, s.s. (0.50 p.m.), OSI tons, Radford, from Wanganui August B—Pateena, s.s. (L2O a.m.), 1212 tons, Sewell, from Onehunga ■ .. August B—Kokiri, s.s. (2.15 a.m.), 1214 tons, Stewart, from Westport ' '' ' \',„ „ August B—Mapourika, s.s. (5.20 a.m.), 1203 tons, McDonald, from Nelson and Plcton August B—Kaitoa, 6.5. (6.30 a.m.), 805 tonß, Wildman, from Nelson August B—Maori, s.s. (7.60 a.m.), 3412 tons, Cameron, from Lytteltoa DEPARTURES. • August 7—Shropshire, s.b. (4.5 p.m.), 12,184 tons, Hunter, for Napier ' August 7—Nlkau, 5.5~.(6 p.m.), 248 tons, Hay, for Nelson ' August 7—Mararoa, s.s, (7.45 p.m.), 2698 tons, Irwin, for Lyttelton. August B—Paeroa, s.s. (9.50 a.m.), 171 tons, Earle, for Greymouth August B—Wairau, s.s. (10.10 a.m.), 143 tons, Deilly, for Picton EXPECTED ARRIVALS., ! . '•■■ Blenheim,* Sounds, Bth - • ■•' s Port Plrle, Napier, "Bth ' , „. „..'■ " Kokiri, Wesfcpprt, Bth..' .. .... ■ Karamu, Greymouth, Bth" Mararoa.'Lyttelton, 9th "■ ' ; ■ Nikau,, Nelson, 9th Wairau; Picton, Oth HaWera, Patea, 9th • . '. Kapiti, Wanganui, 9th Mokoia, Auckland and Napier, 9tb Maori, lyttelton, 10th . Kaitoa, Nelson, 10th . Manaroa, Lyttelton, 10th Baden Powell, New Plymouth, 10th Invercargill, Wanganui, 11th Wakatu, Lyttelton and Kaikonra, 32tb Katoa, Auckland, 12th Hippie, Napier, 13th Orari, Gisborne, 13th Opawa, Blenheim, indefinite PROJECTED DEPARTURES. • Maori, lyttelton, Bth ..... ..!.,, Kaitoa, Nelson, Bth ' ■. , 1 Rakanoa.New Plymouth, Bth s ' Pateena, Onehunga, Bth , • Port Nicholson,. Melbourne, Bth ' Komata, Westport,' Bth ; Wakatu, Kaikoura and Lyttelton, Bth Ngatoro, New Plymouth and Greymouth, Bth - Alexander, "Nelson and West Coast, Bth Hawera, Patea, Bth , .'.Baden Powell, New Plymouth, Bth , , . Manaroa, Lyttelton, Bth Hazel 'Repton, Auckland, Bth .Mapourika, Picton and Nel6on, Bttoi . .; . : , Corinna, New Plymouth, Bth .Nikau, Nelson, 9th ; . ' Mararao, Lyttelton, Oth Waimana, London, 9th ■ . Tahiti, Vancouver, Oth ■•.•'■ Invercargill, Wanganui, 9th" • : Mokoia, Dunedin direct, 9th : Ruahine, London; Oth Ripple, Napier, Oth Blenheim, Foxton, 11th Moana, Son Francisco, 11th . Sapiti, Wanganui, 11th Oversea vessel*. , / H.M.S. New Zealand, froni England, via 'Australia, due in August. "' ' Giessen, from Plymouth, due at- "Wellington on the 21st August. Matatua, from London, dne Aucklaud on the Oth August. . ■ . . " . . . Durham, due in New Zealand In August from Liverpool, via Australia. Mamari, sailed from London for Auckland; due on the 18th August. . - . Opawa, due New, Zealand middle of August from London, via Australia. Port Melbourne, due at Wellington .on the 6th September from London, via Auckland. ' Athenic, from. .London, , due at Wellington ■ on the 29th August. . \ Karamea, left London 9th July for Auckland and Wellington; due.at Wellington on the 6th September. - , Somerset, from London, due at Lyttelton on the 19th August. Ulimnroa, due at Auckland on the 6th August from Egypt.' • '.' ■ - Port Hacking, due Lyttelton 18th August, ■ from England. ■ . ' > ' Cordoba, left -United Kingdom 18th July; due Wellington, via Capetown, 30th August. Kumara, sailed from London on the 25th July for New Zealand, via Newport News. . Ellenga,- from Egypt, due in New Zealand in August, ■"' War Soldier, left Safoga (Eed Sea) for Auckland; due Bth August; thence Wellington. Masula, left New York. 18th July for Auckland, Wellington, Lyttelton, and Dunedin; due 30th August. . Westmeath, left New York 20th July for Wellington, Melbourne, Sydney, Brisbane; due at Wellington on 24th August. Hororata, left Plymouth for Wellington ; due 15tli September, via Capetown. Port Lytt«lton, arrived at Melbourne on the 6th August from London; proceeds to Auckland, Napier, and Wellington . Ayrshire, left Liverpool on the sth August; due at Lyttelton 10th September. BY TELEGRAPH. .-.'.. LONDON, 6th 'August Arrived—War Vulture . Passed the lizard—Raranga, from New Zealand Passed DrawlepoimV-Kia Ora, from New Zealand " Sailed—Katooinba and Bangor, for Sydney , CALLAO, 6th August Arrived—Dartford, from Newcastle "■ ■ AUCKLAND, 7th August Arrived—Matatua (8.20 p.m.), from London, with troops •■■ ■ - Sailed—Niagara (3.45 p.m.), for Sydney NEW PLYMOUTH, 7th August Sailed—Harawa. (7.35 p.m.), for Onehunga ■'/•'. WANGANUI, 7th August . Arrived—Kapiti, from Wellington NAPIER, 7th August ... Sailed—Port Pirie (4 p.m.), for Wellington NELSON, 7th August Sailed—Regulus (5 p.m.), for 'Wanganui . PORT CHALMERS, 7th August' ■Arrived—Rosamond (2 p.m.), from WellingDUNEDIN, 7th August Sailed—Breeze (3.50 p.m.), for Lyttelton; Kanika (4.10 p.m.), for limaru BERTHAGE LIST. Moana-*-Queen's Wharf, No. 1 north. Port Nicholson—Queen's Wharf, No. 1 south. Tahiti—Queen's Wharf, .No. 2. ." Putiki—Queen's Wharf, No. 3. - Hazel Repton (scow)— Queen's Wharf, No. 3. Karu—Queen's Wharf, No. 4. ' Manaroa—Queen's Wharf, No. 5. , . Manuka—Queen's Wharf, No. 0. • ■ • • • ■ Kapuni—Queen's Wharf, No. 7 south. , Hawera—Queen's Wharf, No. -7. Kaitoa—Queen's Wharf, No. 10. Wairau—Queen's Wharf, No. 11. Badeu Powell—Queen's Wharf, No. 11. , Ngatoro—Queen's Wharf, No. 12. , 'Wakatu—Queen's Wharf, No. 13. Paeroa—Queen's Wharf, No. 18. Waitangi—Queen's Wharf, No.. 18. ■ , Hippie—Queen's' Wharf, No. 14. Mapourika—Queen's Wharf, No. 14. ■ Antiope (barque)— Queen's Wharf. No. 16. Alexander—Taranaki-street Wharf, No. 2. Koklri—Taranakl-street Wharf, No. 3. • Tutanekai—Clyde-quay Wharf, No. 8. Philomel—Clyde-quay Wharf; No. 8. 'Maori—Ferry Wharf, No. 2. Pateena—Ferry Wharf, No. 3. Nile—Railway Wharf, No. 1. . Kaione (dredge)— Railway Wharf, No. 2. Rakanoa—Railway Wharf, No. 2.'. Komata—Railway Wharf, No. 3. '• . ' Karamu—Railway Wharf, No. 3. Armagh—Glasgow Wharf, No. 3. John—Glasgow Wharf, No. 3. Ruahine—King's Wharf, No. 2. Corinna—King's Whiyf, No. 2. ; Senorita (harquentine)—King's Wharf, No. 3. Waimana—King's Wharf, No. 3. Calm—Pipitea Wharf. Waimate—Thorndon Wharf Breastworks. Euplectela^-Thorndon Wharf Breastwork. . Kowhal and Kennedy—On Patent Slip, i Huia, Takapuna, Amokura, and Laura (bar(uentine)—ln Stream. ' I PERSONAL. ' Captain E. ,A. Walder, -who has resumed jommand of the Storm, resigned the position in November of 1914, and went Home, where he offered his services to the Admiralty. By April of. 1015 U* was in charge of 11.M.5. Colleague. Later he wivs transferred to the Lord George, and subsequently served on the gunboat Ship Jack, torpedo boats So. 115 and 117, nr.d H.M.S. Champagne. While serving on the Champagne the vessel was blown up. Captain Wakier, after being 11 hours and a half In the water, was picked up by a destroyer. During his residence in England he studied atthe Royal Naval College, and passed his examination (first class) in gunnery and small arm 3. He also took part in the raids on Zeebrugge and Ostend, his destroyer being the first to approach and start the snioke screen. ' Mr. F. J. Allen, chief officer of the Ripple, Das come ashore, and Mr., R. J. Dawson, a •on of the harbourmaster (Captain J. E. Dawton) has signed on the vessel as second offlc«r.

BUSY WEEK AT AUCKLAND. The Auckland Herald of Monday stated that the port would be fairly busy all this week, as about thirteen steamers were due to arrive before next Sunday. The Katoa was due on Monday with coal from Westport, and the Royal Mail steamer .Niagara' arrived from Vancouver with passengers, mails, and cargo on Tuesday. On Wednesday the Tarawera was due from the South, with general cargo, the Te Anau from Picton >vlth chaff, and tho Talune from the Islands with a full cargo of fruit and other Island produce. Yesterday the New Zealand Shipping Company's Euapehu was expected from London, via Wellington with general cargo, the. Luckenbach" steamer Western Comet from Lyttelton to load for Boston and New York, the Flora from the Eastern Pacific with fruit, and the Shaw, Savill, and Albion steamer Otira from Newcastle with a large cargo of coal.. To-day the large standardised steamer War Soldier is due from Bgypt with a part cargo of phosphates, and the Arahura will be due that day from the East Coast. . In addition to the vessels mentioned two troopships are due this week'—the Ulimaroa on Friday from Egypt, and the Matatua, on Saturday, from England. The Ulimaroa will possibly, have only troops to. land,' b:'b the Matatua has cargo as well. She has nearly 6000 tons for New Zealand, of which about 1000 is for Auckland. PORT NICHOLSON, FOR"JIELBOTJRNE. The C. and D. liner Port Nicholson, which Is to sail for Melbourne this afternoon in continuation of her trip from New. York, will take the. following passengers:—Misses Wheeler, Brownell, Mesdames Watjsins, UrowneH, Messrs G. D. Greenwood, R. J. 'Masoi, J. Myers, A. J. Stevens, Clarry, George (2), Blade, Brownell, and P. Adams. The vessel will also take five racehorses with their lour attendants. NEW ZEALAND SHIPPING COMPANY'S LINERS. Bound from Wellington to London, the New Zealand Shipping Company's liner Rimutaka arrived at Panama on the 3rd August., The Wbakatane, en route from Wellington to London,-also arrived at Panama on the 3rd August. "'■"', ' A cable received by the New Zealand Shipping Company states that the Remuera arrived at London on the 6th August from Wellington. The vessel left Wellington on the 21st June. i ■AYRSHIRE, FOR LYTTELTON: A-cable message (received by the New Zealand and African Company states that the F. and S. liner Ayrshire left Liverpool on the sth August for Lyttelton, via Panama.. She is due at Lyttelton aboufthe 10th September.' "VARIOUS SAILING SHIPS. According to advice received by Mr. W. Archibotd, the Auckland agent of the vessel, the large American barquentine E. R. Sterling left Newcastle for Auckland on the 25th July with 4225 tons of coal, consigned to'the New1 Zealand Government. She - should reach' Auckland about the end of the week. Mr. Archibold has also been advised that the schooner Valmarie sailed Irom Adelaide on the 18th July for Auckland. The scow Zingara sailed from Sydney on the 22nd July for Gisborne. The barque Rothsay Bay, which is discharging at Adelaide, is to load there for Wellington. The I barque Daniel, which loaded a • cargo of- timber at Whangarei, reached Adelaide after a stormy passage of 55 days. MESSAGERIES MARITIMES COMPANY: (UNITED' PRESS ASSOCIATION.—COfHIOBT.) - SYDNEY, 7th August. With the arrival of the French mail steamer to-day the Messageries Maritimes Line resumes its regular service to Australia. The company is preparing to largely augment its various prewar services. . . ' . '. The departnre of the Union Company's Tahiti for Vancouver, via Honolulu, has been postponed until noon to-morrow. The 9. 8, and A x liner Waimana is to leave Wellington to-morrow afternoon for LondonPcia Panama. ' ... The Island steamer Talune^ which arrived at Auckland yesterday from Samoa, Tonga, and Fi{i, is to sail from Auckland on the return trip on Monday next. Owing 'to her late arrival from Onehunga this morning the Pateena will not sail on the return trip until midnight. ■ The F. and S. liner Shropshire, which left Wellington at 4 p.m. yesterday for Napier, will return to this port on the lsth August, and sail four days later for Liverpool, via Panama. With a load of coal from Newcastle the Urfon Company's steamer Wanaka arrived at Wellington 'at 8.25 o'clock last night., The auxiliary schooner May Howard has been ..loading at. Auckland for Wellington, and I was expected to get away Irom the1 northern port to-day. She will later be engaged in the WelUngton-Karamea trade.