SHIPPING

Evening Post, Volume CV, Issue 86, 11 April 1923, Page 4

SHIPPING

PORT OF WELLINGTON.

HIGH WATEE. To-day—Oh 21m a.m.; Oh 45m p.m. To-morrow—lh 7m a.m.; lh £Bm p.m.

ARRIVALB.

April 10—Walnul, b.b. (6.85 p.m.), 684 tons, Slzer, from Ploton April 10—Port Caroline, s.B. (8.20 p.m.), 8263 tons, Hoad, from Lyttelton

DEPARTURES.

April 10—Mararoa, s.s. (5.15 p.m.), 2598 tons, Worrall, for Lyttelton April 10—Ngaio, s.s. (7.40 p.m.), 120S tons, Wiidman, from Nelson April 10—Maori, a.s. (7,50 p.m.), 3412 tons, Irwin, for Lyttelton

EXPECTED ARRIVALS. Walnui, Plcton, 12th lavercargill, Wanganui, 18tb Opawa, Blenheim, 13th Wahine, Lyttelton, 18th Wairau, Blenheim, lltli Koho, Blenheim, Wth Wakatu, Lyttelton and Kaikoura, lUh Opawa, Auckland, 12th Maori,' Lyttelton, 12tlJ Ngaio, Nelson, 12th Kahika, Lyttelton, lltli Waverley, Patea, 18th Kennedy, Foxton, 18tb Mahia,, Auckland, 18th Hippie, East 'Coast, 14th Port Auckland, Auckland, 12tb Talnai, Southampton, 16th Kamona, Greymouth, 12th Kamo, Timaru, 12th Saimanawa, Westport, 15th Peshawur, Wanganui, 13th Tutanekal, Westport, 14th Admiral Codrlngton, Falmoutb, IMB Mararoa, lyttelton, 14th Doraet, Southampton, 15th Wanaka,' Auckland, 17th Katoa, Lyttelton, 18th Berwickshire, Napier, 12th . Kaitoa, Nelson, 18th • Kahika, Nelson, Uth Corinua, Lyttelton, 14th Kauri, Westport. 15th Marami, Sydney, 17th ■Waltarigi, tntea, J.7th Moerakl, Melbourne, 18tH

PROJBOTED DEPARTURES. Maori, Lyttelton, 12th 1 ;aio, Heleoa, 12th Echo, Blenheim, 11th Eipple, Eaßt Coast, 16th Wainui, Pioton, 13th lnveroargill, Wanganui, lltb „ Waverley, Patea, 11th Opawa, Blenheim, lltb Wabine, Lyttelton, lltil . Nikau, Nelson, lltb Kennedy, Foxton, 11th 'PorfKapier, Auckland, 11th - Kahika, Sew Plymouth, 11th Wakacu, Kaikoura and Lyttelton, IStk Kenoucky, New Plymouth, 12th Jlararoa, Lyttelton, 14th Katoa, Auckland, 18th Eegulus, Westport, 11th Kuahine, Port Chalmers, 18th Faparoa, Liverpool, 12th Port Caroline, London, 13th Kgakuta, Weatport, 11th KamD, Westport, 12th Port Auckland. Sydney, 14tb Opawa, Lyttelton, 16th Watrau, Eavelock, 12th, Corinna, Nelaon, 14th Kamona, Pjoton, 16th , THE INTERCOLONIAL SERVItw Manuka, left Sydney 6th April; arrived at luoklantl 10th April; sails 18th April lor Sydney. (U.S.B. Co.) Moeraki, left Wellington 4th April; arrived at Melbourne 10th April; BSila 13th April lor Wellington, Lyttelton, and Bunedin; dus at Wellington 18th April. (U.S.S. Co.) Marama, left Auokland lith Ap>-il; arrived at Sydney 10th April; sails l§th April for Wellington; due here 17th April. (U.S.S. Co.) Ulimaroa, left Wellington 6th April; arrived at Sydney 10th April; sails 14th April for Auckland; due Auckland 18th April. (Hud-fiart-Parker). OVERSEAS VE3BELB. Niagara, left Vancouver 30th March; dv» at Auckland 20th April. (TJ.S.S. Co.) : Watmana, left London 14th February; due Auckland from Australia 18th April. (5.3. and A. Co.) > Mahia, left Liverpool 24th February; now at Auckland ; due Wellington 18th April. (S.S. and A. Co.) Tainui, left Southampton Bth March; due Wellington 15th April. (S.S. and A. Co.) Waiwera, left London 9th March; left Balboa 29th March; due at Auckland 23rd April, (is. and A. Co.) Corbet, left Southampton 19th February ; due at Wellington 16th April. • (N.Z.S. Co.) Erroll, left St. John 16th 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.B. Co.) Opawa, left Liverpool 11th February; now at Auckland; due at Wellington 12th April. (F. and S.) City of Bombay, left Philadelphia 23rd February; left New York 4th March; due Auckland 10th April; due Wellington 23rd April. (F. and S.) Middlesex, left Liverpool 28th March; due at Auckland sth May;, due Wellington 16th May. (F. and S.) Tremere, left Hew York 2Cth March; due at Auckland 20th April; due Wellington 4th May. (F. and S.) ' ' - Rlmutaka, left Liverpool Bth April; due at Auckland 22nd May; due Wellington 20th May. (IV and S.) Canadian Constructor, left Halifax 22nd January; due at Wellington from Adelaide, via southern ports, 25th April. (Murray, RobCanadian Seigneur, left Halifax 20th February for Auckland and Australian ports; duo Auckland 14th April. (Murray, Roberts). Canadian Spinner, left Halifax 14th March; due Rt-Auckland Ist May. (Murray, Roberts). Canadian Ranker, left New London let April; due at Auckland 10th May; proceeds to Australia. (Murray. Roberts). Port. Auckland, left New York 10th March; now at Auckland; due at Wellington 12th April. 'C. and D.) Port Melbourne, left Liverpool 14th March; left Panama 29th March; due at Auckland 19tli Anril; due Wellington 24th April. (C. aiu! JJ) Port left. London 31st March; fine *t. Auckland 17th May; due Wellington 24th Admiral Cndrlna'ton. left. Falmouth 14th Febrnarv: left, Colon 13th March; due at Wellington 14th April.

BERTHAGE LIST. Kuahine—Queen's Wharf, No. 1 south. • liapiti—Queen's Wharf, No. 3. futurist—Qiiaen's Wharf, No. 3. ' .Wainui—Quoen's Wliarf, No. 4. • Invercargill—Queen's Wharf, No. 5. ' Waverley—(Jueen's Wharf, No. 5. llawera—Queen'B Wharf, No. 7. Kapuni—Queen's Wharf, No. 7. Blenheim—Queen's Wharf, No. 8. Niknu—Q»een's Wharf, No. 10. Opawa—Queen's Wharf, No. 11. Echo—Queen's Wharf, No. 11. Eegulus—Queen's Wharf, No. 12. Kennedy—Queen's Wharf, No. 13. Keutucky-Queen's Wharf, No. 14. H M S Laburnum— Clyde Quay Wharr, No. 2. Wahine—Ferry Wharf, No. 2. Kgakuta—Railway Wharf, No. 8. Port Napier-Glasgow Wharf, No. 2. • ■■-Panama—Glasgow Wharf, No. 3. Port Caroline-KiriK's Wharf, No. t .„ l>eshawur-King s Wharf, No. 3. Kakapo—King's Wharf, No. 3, -• Uamii—Thorndon Wharf. ITrahere—On Slip. Komata—On Slip. Waipori—Mlramar Wharf. Wootton—Mlramar Wharf. Takapuna—ln Stream. Poherua—ln Stream. Rosamond—ln Stream. Hinemoa'-In- Stream. Coronation —In Stream.

THE CANADIAN SEIGNEUR. The Canadian Seigneur is due at Auckland on Saturday from Halifax. The vessel's fcew Zealand cargo Is to be discharged at Auckland, and the steamer will then proceed to Sydney, Melbourne, and Adelaide. The Canadian Seigneur will subsequently return to Kew Zealand to load lor New York, Boston, and Montreal. , PORT GASOLINE FOB. HOME. The C. and D. liner Port Caroline arrived at Wellington last evening from Lyttelton to complete loading for Home. The vessel, which is to leave here on Friday for London, is to take the following passengers:—Misses Webßter. Kiesling, Chapman (2), Bagnall (S), Mesdames Bagnall, Carrick, Messrs. C. Eobinson, Carrlck, C. H. Gibson, and Dr. N. Jlanson. K)K AMERICAN POETS. - Loading for New York, Boston, and Montreal, the Canadian Constructor waß to leave Melbourne to-day for Bluff. She is due at Wellington on the 2nth April, and will sail on the 27th April tor Napier and Auckland to complete loading. ' RIMTJTAKA FROM HOME. The ilner Rimutaka is reported as having sailed from Liverpool on the Bth April for Auckland, Wellington, Lyttelton, and Dune dm. The vessel is due at Auckland on the 22nd May, and at Wellington a week later. CUTTER'S SMAET TRIP. The small cutter recently built for Printe Tugl of Nukualofa made a good passage, of nine days from Auckland to Nukualofa, a

distance of 1300 miles. The cutter, which was built by 0. Bailey, junr., left Auckland on Thursday, 20th March, in charge of Cepfain D. Mac Donald, and arrived at her destination last Saturday, 7tU April. The only other person aboard was Captain Ted Scllars. The cutter's dimensions are: Length, 38ft; beam, lift 6in; and draught, 6ft. The yacht OueJus., some years ago, did the same Journey in seven days. EN ROUTE TO LONDON. The Otarama, which left Wellington on the 27th February, arrived at Las Palmas on the 7th April, and sailed on the Bth April for London t CABLE STEAMER IRIS. -. The Pacißc Cable Board advises that the Iris was due at Norfolk Island tn-day from Suva. From Norfolk Island she will return to Auckland direct, arriving back there about the ICth April. A passenger on the steamer is Mr. John Milward, manager in' the Pacific for the Pacific Cable Board RECORD STEAMING TIMES. The run of 380 knots, wbjch the Royal Mail steamer Tahiti recently steamed in one day, is a record for the vessel, but not for the Pacific. The Royal Mail steamer Niagara Is reported to have put up the following day's runs on one trip: 392, 406, 102, 391, and 393 knots, THE ISLAND STEAMER. ' The Union Company's Island steamer Flora sailed for Rarotonga shortly after midday laßt Saturday. It is five months since the vessel made her previous trip to the Cook Islands. On her arrival from Rarotonga on the Oth November she was laid up as her consignment of oranges was the last for the season. THE MISSION STEAMER. The Melanesian Mission steamer Southern Cross, which has been laid up at Auckland during the hurricane season in the South Pacific, was to leave to-day on her official visit to the mission stations in the Solomon Islands. The following passengers booked by the ve>sel:—Misses M. Hardacre, M. Nurse, D. FliSx, H. Broughton, MeSßrs. A. C. Elliott, W. Steel, H. V. McGrath, R. C. Eudyard, G. Heath, and Rev. A. E. Teale. PORT AUCKLAND FROM NEW YORK. The Commonwealth and Dominion liner Port Auckland, 8908 tons (Captain 13. D. Beckj. arrived at Auckland from New York and Newport News on Sunday. The steamer's total oargo consists of 6000 tons, of which over 5000 tons are motor-cars for Auckland, Wellington, Sydney, Melbourne, and Adelaide. Before leaving Liverpool ou the present \oyegc the Port Auckland took in a large quantity of bunker coal, and sailed on loth February for. New York. Extremely cold weather was experienced on the American coast, and sometimes the 6now was lying three feet deep on the steamer's deck. Completing loading at Newport News, departure was taken on the 10th March for Auckland. The Panama Canal was passed on the 16th, and Pitcairn reached on the 2Sth in flne weather, the best runs being 330 miles on the 18th, 10th, and 20th. Two days after leaving Pitcairn the Port Auckland encountered a heavy westerly storm, which increased to a hurricane on the Ist April with mountainous seas that swept the decks fore and aft. The speed of the steamer waß reduced to about seven or eight knots, and for three days she continued to lose about three or four" knots an hour. BY TELEGRAPH. LONDON, 9th April Arrived at Suez—Port Chalmers, from Lyttelton . .■ ■ Sailed from Colombo—Muritai, for Batavia ' LAS PALMAS, 9th April Sailed—Otarama. for London MONTEVIDEO. sth April Sailed—Kia Ora, for London SYDNEY, 10th April' Arrived—TTlimaroa, from Wellington Arrived—Marama. from Auckland NEWCASTLE, 10th April Arrived—Kaikorai and Waitomo, from New Zealand ■

MELBOURNE, 10th April Arrived—Moeraki, irom Wellingtpn' AUCKLAND,"Ioth April Arrived—Opibi (2.30 p.m.), from Lyttelton; Manuka (6 p.m.), from Sydney Sailed—Mahia (3.45 p.m.), for Napier; Kauri (4.20 p.m.), for, Westport; Port Auckland (5 p.m.), for Wellington; Canadian Cruiser (8 p.m.), for New York, via Tahiti LYTTELTON, 10th April Sailed—Storm (6 p^m.), for Dunedih LYTTELTON, 11th April Arrived—Kurow (1.10 aim.), from Hob art 1 Arrived—Maori (8.20 a.m.) and Katoa (7.10 a.m.), from Wellington To sail—Maori (8.30 p.m.), for Wellington NAPIER, 11th April Sailed—Berwickshire (7 a.m.), for Wellington