SHIPPING

Evening Post, Volume CV, Issue 81, 5 April 1923, Page 6

SHIPPING

PORT OF WELLINGTON. "iIGH WATER. To-day—?h 87m a.m.; 5b Om p.m. I'o-morrow—Bb S3iu .a.m.; 8h Mm p.m. DEPARTURES. April i— Jfosraki, b.b. (11.85 p.m.), 4421 tons, Doorly,' for Melbourne . . April 4—Wootton, s.s. (6.15 p.m.), 151 tons, Larsen, lor Lyttelton April i— Nikau, B.s. (6.80 p.m.), 248 tons, Vasta, (or Nelson April 4—Kaltoa, s.s. (6.35 p.m.), 319 tons, Msylen, for Nelson April I—Wahine, B.s. (7.50 p.m.), «S6 tons, Cameron, for Lyttelton April 4—Opawa, s.s. (midnight), 110-tons, Stevens, for Blenheim. EXPECTED ARRIVALS, ' Echo, Blenheim. sth Wakatu, Lyttelton and Xatkoura, sth Walnui, Picton, 9th Opawa, Blenheim; sth Kikau, Nelson, 6th Wahine, Lyttelton, Oth Wanaka, Timaru, 6th ■\Vaipori. Greymonth, 6th Kaimanawa. Westport, eth feshawur, Napier, 6th Paparoa, Uew Plymouth, 6th Paparoa, Wanganui, 7th Kuahine, Auckland, 9tU . • Wairau. Blenheim, 7th Maori, 'Lyttelton, 7th Sgaio, Nelson, 7th Port Napier Napier, 7tlj Egakuta, Westportj Bth Opaira, Auckland, Oth Katoa, Auckland, Bth Port Caroline, LytteUon, 10t& Kennedy, Foxton r Uth Uahla, Auckland, i2tu PnOJEOTED DEPArITUfIBS. Corlnna, Nelson, Bth Ngakuta, Westport, sth Maori, Lyttelton, 6th ■ Port. Caroline, Lytttfltotf, 6tn TitoM, Westport, sth N'Kaio, Nelson, sth -Wairau, Blenheim, sth « .Cahika, Dnnedln. sth Raranga, New Plymouth, sth Westmeath, Lyttelton,'sth . Ulimaroa, Sydney, Cth Corinthic, Southampton and London, via Panama, 6th ■ . ' • • Tahiti, Sydney, 6th . ... Echo, Blenheim, 6th Waverley; Patea, 6thv .■Wainui, Pictai, 6th . • Wakatu, Kaikoura and Lyttelton, Cth Wanaka, Auckland, nth ODawa, Blenheim, Cth . Wahine, Lytteltnn, 6th Nikau, Nelson,, nth . ' • Hurnnui, Lvttefroii, 7th Kentucky. New Plymouth, 7tli Ungd, Bluff. 7th . . Faikoura, Orrna. -7th : /■ ; TTennedy. Foxf-on, 9Hi . Katoa. Dunlin. Oth . , Peshawur, Boston and Avrnmouth, Uth ?ort Napier, Auckland, II 1" THE INTERCOLONIAL. SERVICE. TJllmaroa, leaves Wellington 6th April for Sydney. (Hnddart-Parker.) ■ Maramo, left Sydney 29th March for Auckland; arrived Auckland 2nd April from Sydney; sails 6th April for Sydney. (TJnion Company). Tahiti, leaves Wellington fth April for Sydney. (U.S.S. Co.) Manuka, left Wellington 29th March , for Sydney, via Picton; leaves Sydney 6th April; due at Auckland 10th April; sails 18th April for Sydney. (TJ.S.S. Co.) - Moerakl,. left Wellington ,4th April; due at ilelbourno 10th April; sails 12th April for Wellington, Lyttelton, and Bunedln; due at Wellington 17th April. ■ (TJ.S.S. Co.) OVERSEAS VESSELS. Kiagara, left Vancouver 30th March; dn» at 'Auckland 20th April. (U.S.S. Co.) Wainuua, left London 14th .February; due 'Auckland from Australia 19th April. (S.S. and A. Co.) ■■■■■■ Mania, left Liverpool 24th February; now at Auckland; due Wellington 12th April. (3.8: and A. Co.) Tainul, left Southampton; Sth March; dm Wellington 15th' April.. (S.S. and A. Co.) Waiwera, left London 9th March; left Balboa 2Bth llaroh; due at Auckland 23rd April. (S.S. and A. Co.) Buahine, ieft Southampton 15th February; now at Auckland; due Wellington Sth April. (S.S. ana A. Co.) Dorset, left Southampton 10th February ; due at Wellington 12th April. (N.Z.S. Co.) ■ Brroll, left St. John 10th March; left Panama 27th March; due Auckland 20th April; due at Wellington 27th April. (N.Z.S. Co.) Rotorua, left Southampton 29th March; due at Wellington sth May. , (N.Z.S/ Co.) Opawa, left Liverpool Uth February; now at Auckland; due at Wellington 9th April. (F. and 80 ■ City'of Bombay, left Philadelphia 23rd February; left New York 4th. March; due Auckland^ 10th ..April; due Wellington 20th April. Middlesex,-left Liverpool 28th March; due at Auokland Oth May; due Wellington 10th May. (F. and S.) ' _, • Tremere, left/New York 20th March; due at Auckland 29th April; due Wellington 4th May. (F. and S.) Canadian Constructor, left Halifax 22nd January; due at Wellington from Adelaide, via southern ports, 25th April. (Murray, RobSeigneur, left Halifax 20th Febru-" ary for Auckland and Australian ports; due Auckland 18th April. (Murray, Roberts.). Canadian Spinner, left Halifax 14th March; due at Auckland let May. (Murray, Roberts). Canadian Ranger, left New London Ist April; due at Auckland loth May; proceeds to Australia! (Murray. Roberts). - Port Auckland, left New York-1 Oth March; due Auckland cth April; due Wellington 12th April. ' (C. and DO Port Melbourne. left Liverpool 14th March: lef£ Panama 29tb March; due at Auckland 19th April; due Wellington 21th April. (C. and DO Port Kembla. left London 31st March; due at Auckland 17th May; due Wellington 24th May. <C: and DO Admiral Codrinstton..leff- Falnionth.Mth ■February:, left Colon 13th March; due at Wellington' • 13th April. ■ 3ERTHAGE LIST. Tahiti—Queen's Wharf, No. 1 south. ' TJlimaroa—Queen's Wharf, No. l. Kaplti—Queen's Wharf, No. 5. Invercargill—Queen's Wharf, Nof' 5. Kahika—Queen's Wharf, No. 6. Hawera—Queen's Wharf, No. 7. Blenhoim—Queen's Wharf, No/ 8. . Wairau—Queen's Wharf, No. 11. Ngaio—Queen's Y.'harf-, No. 12. Kennedy—Queen's Wharf, No. 13. Holindale—Queen's Wharf, No. 13. Kentucky—Queen's Wharf, No. 14. Hurunui—Taraniki Street Wharf, No. S. Kakapo—Taranaki Street Wharf, No. 3. Hits Laburnum—Clyde Quay. Wharf, No. 8. Mararoa—Clyde Quay Wharf, No. B. Maori—Ferry Wharf, No. 2. "Kgakuta—Railway Wharf, No. 2. Raranga—Hallway Wharf, No. 3. Komata-Railway Wharf, No. 3. ' i Kaikoura—Glasgow Wharf, No. 2. I "Port Caroline— Glasgow Wharf, No. 3 . Inga—King's Wharf, No. 2. : Corinthic—King's Wharf, No. 2. Weetmeath—King's Wharf, No. 9. Ripple—King's WTn*rf. No. 8. Rama—Thorndon waarl. Takapuna—ln Stream. Poherua—ln Stream. Eosamond—ln Stream. Hinemoa—ln Stream. • Coronation—ln Stream. . ULBIAROA ARRIVES FROM SYDNEY. The Huddart-Parker Company's steamer TJliaiaroa, from Sydney, arrived at Wellington at 1,5 p.m. yeßterday, and after medical inspection, berthed an hour later at No. 4, Queen's Wharf. The Ulimaroa left, Sydney on Saturday/ and.'experienced fresli southerly winds on the trip across. She brought the following passengere:—Saloon: Misses 1. Bain, P. Beadon, J." Beadon, N. Bigland, Bruce, M. Cameron, W. Campbell, M. Cawte, E. Dlckeaon, D. Haybittle, M. King, D. Lynoh, W. Miles, I. Morrison, F. MoDonald, K. Noonan, V. Steel, A. Sarratt, D. Tendail, A. Winkel, Slesdameß Abel and child, Auberson, M. Arbuckle, Braden, G. Brady, Bruce, Cohen, J. Orompton, Davidson and 2 children, H. Dickeson' J. Diehm and child, A. Dlllow, M. Dunetan, E. Fenwick, Funnell and child, Gale and 2'children, Geach and child, R. B. Hegglum, C. S. Jumes, Jones, . Lambert, Man 1, . Monkman, "Mortlock and child, Maut, G. Paraaise- W. J. Pitt and child, Redmond, Rumkin and child, Salek, Smith and 4 children, C Thresher, P. Winkel, P. Williams, C. Wright Messrs. A. H. Auberson, G. An&combe, G S. Braden, W. E. Budd, E. J. Bennett, J. Boyd G. Bruce, M. Cohen, T. C. Cullen, O. Carpenter G. W. Davidson, V. Dimock, G. A Elklngton. R. M. East, O. Falrbrother, H. Funnell, H. Field. J. H. Gale E. H. Garland, W. Green, G: Hargreaves, C. Harley, A. Haalam. J. Henderson, G. Hirst, A. Harper, E. Hepburn, J. Job. J. Jones. J. Jackson, T. Tenness and child, E. Kirk. V. Knox, W. D. Lambert. F. Lincoln, D. Love, F. X Lumb, G. H. Marr, H. Mcrrltt, S. Meyer, N. Monkman Dr E. S. Morris. P. M. Mutr, J. MoXenzie. J. Manson, H. Mant. J. Marshall, P. McLean. H. J. Kellcan. H. Nelson, W. L. Paltrldf-e, D. Psttrick. H. E. Perry. Cantam; ,T Redmond.'C. J. Rumkin, R. H. Rlparlsford, ■ro. iodcar^L. Solek, X Saunden, A., H,£.co.«i

O^ M. Sellers, E. H. Sharpe, H. G. Shouler, A. Simm, R. Sommerville, J. R. Spurrier, F. S. Steer, S. Steer, H. Simkin, R. Smith, G. Smyth, C. Stewart, Tv. Terrell, W. Tnpp, W. Vlckcrs, H. B. Ward, J. Wilson, Akira Iwamoto, Kan Hlng; 32 steerage. TAHITI FROM SAN FBAKCISCO. The R.M.S. Tahiti arrived in the stream at Wellington at 2.55 p.m. yesterday from San Francisco, Papeete, and Rarotouga, three days ahead of schedule, and berthed at 4.50 o'clock at No. 1 south, Queen's Wharf. The Tahiti sailed from San Irancisco on the 16th March,, and arrived at Papeete on the morning of the 20th March. The vessel left Papeete the same day for Rarotonga, which was reached on tbo 28th March, and where the steamer loaded about 600 tons of fruit. The weather was fine throughout, and an enjoyable voyage was made. The Tahiti brought the following passengers :—For Wellington: First saloon—Misses B. Macdonald, J. Reid, -Mesdames E. Macdonnld, Messr3. E. G. Bender, J. A. Campbell, F. M. Hope, Dr. W. H. Pettit, W. Smith, G. Webster. Second class—Misses M. E. Evans, G. Metherell, R. Marston, M. Wilson, Mesdames Anger, L. D. Brown, E. Dexter, Lloyd, Olson, N. Powell, F. Walker, Messrs. F. J. Anger, J. Bergman, W. Bloomiield, F. H. Carder, C. R. Ford, P. B. Fitzherbert, J. I. D. Lloyd, P. Melsaac. O. Olsen, J. Potts, R. Paul; 3 steerage. To Sydney—First saloon: Misses O. Hancock, G. Kummer. Mcsdamea Fisher, Harris, Reiss, Shoemaker. Wood, Messrß Annan, A. Fisher, Gaylord, L. Harris, J. Kes. sell, Dnnbar, Poole, A. Reiss, E. Strauss, J, H. S. VagK. Dr. C. Wood. Second saloon : Mfsses L. O. Bowes, S. Detouino, Estock, E, .Tnmcs, I. Jones, McAttlay, Mesdames Crosby, Kldflreon, Kfitock, McAuluy..Van Hnrn, Mc»srsl R, E. Atkinson. Cvosbv, Est.ock, HMop, Mas. tor McAulay, ,T. O'Brien, H. Van Horn, T, Worsley; 10 steerage, . FOR MELBOURNE DIRECT. ' The Union Company's steamer . Moerakl, whloh left Wellington at 11.35 p.m. yesterday for Melbourne direct, took the following/passengers :—Saloon: Misses Walsh. Jlaliood (2), Mclnnes, Willox, Haswell, McCall, Jerrard, Hodge, Kelsall, Scott, Fitzgibbon, Moss. Halsford, McDonald, Cozens, A. Houston, Falton, Johnston, Cooke, Grieg, I. Connelly, Mesdames White, Preston, Arkle, Hamilton, Smith, Bell, Erickson, Connolly, Baxter, Buiderian and 2 children, Walsh, Middleton, Matthews, Nichol, McVean and 2 airls, Nicholson, Body, Body and child, Henderson. Owens, Dobie, Hodge, Borryman. Buchan, Fairbairn, Cairns, Young and 2 children, Berry, B. dii Baiilay, Cbapmnn, Symonds, Camnbell and 2 children, Moss. Garbutl. Stoune. Cnx. Harman, Spiers. Fry .itul child.. Beazley. E^arHon and' 2 <Mldr»n, Powell. Ayers. Dick, Houston and child, I.Wdell (2). Andrews, Fallon (2). Davy, Price and 3 children. Dimn. K. Co»ens. Gri"u. Wllsnn. J'oisrs. Clcirborn, *• w- HoulHown'th, WMte. Preston, Jerrard. H-mntoD. Smith. Cnnnnllv. J">'-tpr, GttW.rian. Sml»h. Wells. ScottYon n». Wd'ih. Mli'^'leton. Matfiews. Mn.Vean. Manni^T. Nicbol, Nlcbolson, SnnderTflnd nnri Imv, Hen(l»r»nn, Ow^ns, nnbie." r,.,vmen. Pule. Ynnnff. Kiit'. P.oWts. H. ■Rflrr-Mnan. Berry, 'Rnnp.r. Ba'^'"'". OrH-o^'ov, S/T-ire, T=""'-"i,'Hon6ton (2)', Eavles, I,'Squlrej Bell, and Price. j . PASSENGERS FOR LONrON. The following passengers have booked by the S.is. and A. liner Corinthio, which is to leave Wellington at daybreak to-morrow for Souionauipion and Lonuon, via Panama:—Firso saloon: From Wellington—Misses M. Adams, Brierclffle, F. W. D. Brown, F. Hyde, E. B. Lawson, E. M. Rees, N. Wilson, O. O. Jenning, Mesdames Adams, It. Allen, Anderson, Briercliife, Brown, Elvery, Haluane, Lawson and ■ son,. Dr. H. Adam 3, Messrs. E. H. Anderson, Briercliffe, P. H. Brown, W. Elvery, Haldane, E. Hyae, T. R. Lawson. From Lyttelton— Miss JI. F. Stewart, Mrs. Bicknell, Mr. J. W. Bicknell. From Dunedin—Miss M. E. Robertß. Mesdames Black, Roberts, Douglas, Sir John Roberts, Mr. G. Black. From Napier—Misses H. R. Herrick, C. Collins, M. L. Jamieson, Mesdames E. M. Herrick, A. L. Jamieson, Wenley, Mr. G. S. V. Wenley. From Picton— Mrs. A. C. Fell. From Gisborue—Miss E. Gaddum. From Auckland—Misses R. A. Johns, P. F. Hollinrake, Mesdames Elliot, E. M. Johns and son, Sisam, Mr. W. Elliott. From Nelson—Miss J. M. Hayter, Mesdames M. Hayter, Mortimer-Scott, Mr. J. H. MortimerScott. From Sydney—Miss M. C. Starr, Mrs. Starr, Engineer-Commander G. H. Starr. Second saloon: From Wellington—Misses E. Driscoll, M. Esquilant, SI. <E. Hamilton, G. J. Knight, St. A. Lakie, M. E. Leslie, E. M. F. Russell, Mesdames Dawson, 11. J. Edwards, A. .L. Hamilton. A. McDonald, Nesbitt, I. A.' Paton, L. Price, Routh, Messrs. L. Dawson,T. M. M. Nesbitt, F. G. Routh. From Lyt-' telton—Misses M. D. Davidson, F. F. Hoggins, Mrs. M. E. Dowdney, Messrs. G. Ferguson, W. Scott. A. J. R. Smither, W. T. Wynn. From JDunedin—Misses E. M. McElrea, E. H. McLean, Mesdames Brown, A. D. McLean, Messrs. O. W. Brown, W. McElrea, R. McLennan. From Timaru—Mesdames McLeod, F. MacLennan, R. W. Simpson and son. Wightman, Messrs. J. Wightman, R.> W. Simpson, J. McLeod. From' Picton—Misses O. Whiting, E. Miller. H. E. Courtney, Mrs. B. H. Whitney. From Oamaru—Miss E. Mackie. From Wanganiii— Miss F. G. Bartrum, Mrs. A. Bartrum. From New Plymouth—Jlrs. Cooper, Major C. H. Oooper. From Auckland—Mesdames M. E. .T. Bartosh. Boak, Miller, Sterndale, Morris, Mossrs. .T. C. Adams. J. J. Boak. A. A. Goinc, E. V. Miller, S. H. Morris,- M. Sterndnle, Masters S: J. Morris, H. and E. Sterndale; 136 third-,class. ■' BY TELEGRAPH. AUCKLAND, 4th April Arrived—Waimarlno (0 p.m.), from Newcastle Sailed—Kaikorai (8' p.m.), for Newcastle PICTON, 4th April Arrived—Wainui (6 p.m.), from Wellington BLENHEIM, 4th April Arrived—Echo (8.45 p.m.), from Wellington LYTTELTON, 4th April' Arrived—Wingatui (7.30 p.m.), from Wellington; Kamona (7.15 p.m.), from Timaru DUNEDIN, 4th April ■ Salted-Gale (8.25 p.m.), for Timaru