SHIPPING.

Evening Star, Issue 12652, 4 November 1905, Page 5

SHIPPING.

HIGH WATER. TO-MORROW. Taiaroa Head : 8.42 a.m., 9.2 p.m. a'ort Chalmers : 9.20 a.m.. 10.0 p.m.. • Dunedin : 10.7 a.m., 10.45 p.m. MONDAY Taiaroa Head : 10.2 a.m., 10.44 p.m. Port Chalmers : 10.42 a.m., 11.24 p.m. Dunedin : 11.27 a.m.. 11.59 p.m. ARRlVED.—November 4. Momaki, s.s., 2..»-« tons, Worrall, from "»vdaey via Cook S'CVuil. Passengers : Misses Milieu. Hall. Pulleii. Campbell. Graham. Runtkine, M. Smith, Holdswurth, Mosdames Ciadotk and child. Smith and child, Ihicroz, Messrs Somerville, Hunter. A. R. Dickson, Bannister, Heath, Captain Campbell. Fraser, Teviotdalc. Maude, I'urroz, liike. Tyre, Ranny : seventeen steerage. SAILED.-November 4. Advance, scow, 36 tons. Lane, for Tantoko. • lessie Nicool. schooner. 94 lon.-*, M'Bride, for Macquarie Island. EXPECTED ARRIVALS —Coistal.— Tarawera. from Auckland. November 9. Fnkaki, from (he West Coast. Nuteml>ex 6. Koonva. from the West (kiosl. November 7. ' j —lntercolonial. Waipori, from Newcastle, November 5. Mokoia. from Sydney via Auckland, November 5. Mooowai. from Sydney via Cook Strait, November 11. Waikare. from Mellwunie, November 8. ■ —Ov.rsea, steam. — Uavon, from N-ew York, sailed Aagujl "il ; arrived Adelaide Noveinlier I. Rangatira, from London, sailed Septerober 6: due October 30. Maheno, from Glasgow, sailed September 29. Star of Ireland, from New York, sailed October 5. Wakanui, from London, sailed October 8; due November 28. Marere, from New York, sailed September 17: due November 30. Morayshire, from West of- England ports, due November 30. Banffshire, from Liverpool, sailed October 11. Cape Breton, from New York, left Auckland October 31. Karamea. from West of England ports, due at Auckland December 12. Pakeha, from London, to sail November. Waimate, from London, to sail December 2; due January 21. Kaipara. from I>ondon. to sail December 2; dne January 19. —Oversea, sail. — Fort George, from Philadelphia, sailed August 21. Pitcairn Island, from Liverpool, sailed September 12. Pharos, from Liverpool, sailed October 20. PROJECTED LEPARTURES. Moerairi, for Melbourne. November 5. .Mokoia. for Sydney via Auckland, November 7. Waikare, for Sydney \ia Cook Strait, November 9. I Tarawera, lor Auckland, November 10. Tho Koonva has :ibout 500 Urns of West Coast coal for this port, and is due here on Tuesday. Captain Carson, of the Rosamond, is to come on to Dunedin, and will remain beje while his vessel is under survey at Wei- j lutgton. The Invereargill arrived at Trmarii this rooming with a timber cargo from Waikawa, and wdl leave this evening for the latter place to load timber lor Dunedin. She is due here on Tuesday. Sailors se«m to be scarce at Lyuelton jnst now. A geutleman. well known in local shipping circles, to-day received a reouost lo send op seamen for the ship Fleur-de-lis. Mr H. L. Tapley. who arrived here yostcrday after » visit to the Bluff, informs us that all repairs to the Rose Casey will be carried out a.l the port nameO, anil that she will be running again towards the end of the month.

Captain Marks, of the Rimiu appears to be doing some tairly smart work tiiis trip. He left Invercargill tor Preservation Inlet at 4 p.m. on Thursday, and pot back to tb«! I!lq£E with a cargo of fish for that port and timber for Diuiedin at 10.30 a.m. to-day. He left the Blaff kite in the day for Half Moon Bay, where lie will complete loading for Dunedin. The Rimu is due here early to-morrow mornim;. The Storm is due here from Wangantii on Monday, and will leave on Monday evening for the port mentioned. Mr Norton, chief officer of the flawed is ashore on sick leave, and his nositkm is being filled pro tern, by Mr Carey, chief officer of the Waiuni.

Captain Lindsay. of the Waipori, is hemic granted holiday leave, and Captain Hatchings will succeed temporarily to the bridge of the steamer. The. Pukaki is bringing abont 1,000 tens of West Coast coal and sleepers. She is dae it Dunedin on Toesdav morning. The Waipori, from Newcastle, fs due at Port Charmers to-morrow rooming, and will cone up to r>iED«K&n. thbonl noon on Monday. The Mofcoia, from .Sydney via Auckland, is expected to arrive at Inmedin sborrt 10 a.m. to-morrow. .She sails ca ihe return trip at 2 p.m. on Tuesday. The fresh N.K. breeze blowing to-day ahould favor Captain M'Bride, who is taking the schooner Jessie Niccol down to the Maequnrie Islands. The Pluekv towed the little vessel dear of the Head* about 10 a.m. to-day.

The scow Advance worked down to the Lower Harbor yesterday, and anchored near Pilot Beach. She stood out to sea about 11 a.m. to-day. and sailed for Tautukn. Moderate winds and smooth water marked the paasape of the Moeraki from Sydney. She arrived alongside the cross wbarf at 8.30 a-m., having ljeft Sydney at 3.12 p.m. on the 28th tilt. She proceeds to Port Chalmers at 8.30 to-morrow, and will sail for Melbourne in the afternoon, her passengers joining her by the 4.5 p.m. train from Dunedin. The Dew steamer Blenheim, built in Sydney for the Blenheim-Wellington trade by the river, arrived at Wellington yesterday, and was "christened" by a meeting of citizens on board. It was stated that Parliament would bo asked next session to pass a Harbor Board Bill to secure further development of the river trade. SHIPPING TELEGRAMS. AUCKLAND. Nowmber 3.—Wanaka, from the Sooth.—Ysabel, schooner, .for Tonga. KAIPARA, November 3.—St. Kilda, barquentine, from Newcastle. —Karitane and Petone, for Sydney. WELLINGTON, November 3.—5.20 p-m., Mokoia for Lyttelton and Dnnedin. —Mararoa, for Lvttelton. TTMARtI, November 3.—9 p.m., Priestfield, for the Bluff. (For Continuation see Late. Shipping.)