SHIPPING

Evening Star, Issue 14516, 7 November 1910, Page 6

SHIPPING

HIGH WOTER. TO-MORBOW. TaiaToa Head: 6-54 ajn., "Z. 17 p.m. Port Chahnere: 7.34 a.m., 7.57 p.m. Dunedin : 8.4 a.m., BJJ7 p.m, THE SUN. Rke to-morrow, 4.42 a.m. ;.sct, 7.2" p.m. THE MOON. Set to-day, midnight; rise to-morrow, 8.18 a.m. —Phases Daring November. — November 10 First quarter 4.59 pjn. November 17 Full moon 11.55 a.m. November 24 Last quarter 5.43 a-m. ARRlVED.—November 6. Westralia, s.s., 2,884 tons, Entwistle, from Sydney via East Coast ports. Passengers : Misses Gerrard, Bain, Scott, Burton, Mesdames Stout, Rannio, Middleton, Penn, Tnrnbull, Martin and two children, MTJonald, Matthews, Skinner, Birt, Messrs Stout, Aguow, Mitchell, Martin, Davies, Scott, Haig, Shand, Lowe, De la Mare, Skinner, Meenan, Collie, Montague, Sands, Smith, Patereon, Ramsay, Proud, Smeatoa, Fairbairn, Wheeler, Faihi, Godfred, Quirks, M'lntyre, White, Hudson, Irvine, Newlands, Bird, Waldie, Henton, SnrHh, Monk, Dreaver, Hunter, Watson, H-ntton, Braeet, M'Lean, Matthews, Farra, Maloolmson, Mitchell, M'Donald, Robertson, Crozier, Smithson, Miller, Gardiner (3), Gregory, Cox, Captains Lacy, Renaut, M'L'wn, Asdle: thirty-one steerage. Storm, 6.5., 405 tons, Wood, from Northern ports. SAlLED.—November 5. Kotare, s.s., 141 tons, Trenm, for Invereargill and Waikawa. November 6. Corinna, Oamara, Timaru, Lytterton, Wellington, New Plymouth, and "Onehunga. Manuka, s-s.. 4,505 tons, Smith, for Melbourne via the Bluff and Hobart. November 7. Koromiko, s.s., 2,479 tons, King, for Lyttelton. EXPECTED ARRIVALS. —Coastal. — Tarawcra, from Auckland, November 10. —lntercolonial. Moana, from Melbourne, November 8. Ulimaroa, from Sydney via Cook Strait, November 12. Monowai, from Auckland, November 13 (brings Sydney passengers transhipped from Maheno). —Oversea, Sail.— Glensbee, Norwegian barqub, sailed from Liverpol July 7; at Wellington October 19. Ariel, Norwegian barque, to sail from Liverpool about September 17. —Oversea, Steam.— Earl of Carrick, left New York August 1 vat Northern ports; at Auckland October 30. Morayshire, left Liverpool August 20 via Hobart and Northern ports; at Auckland October 21, Wellington October 30; due to-morrow. Niwaru, left New York August 26 via Australia and Northern ports; at Melbourne October 14; left Sydney November 3; due about November 23. Delphic, left Liverpool September 8 via Australia and Northern ports; left Sydney November 3; due about November 23. Vermont, left New York August 23 via Northern parte; at Auckland November 2; due about November 21. Afghanistan, left Loudon October 8 for Dunedin direct; due about November 27. Tnrkistan, left Montreal September 13 via Australia and N<Jr£hern ports ; at Melbourne November 4; due early in December. Sfcrathleven, left New York September 14 via Australia and Northern port 6; due about December 11. Drayton Grange, left Liverpool September 17 via Northern ports; due about December 12. PROJECTED DEPARTURES. Westralia, for Sydney via Auckland, November 8. Moana, for Sydney via Cook Strait, November 9. Tarawera, for Auckland, November 11. Ulimaroa, for Melbourne, November 13. In port at noon to-day : —At Dunedin : H.M-S, Pioneer, Tokomam. Westralia, ; Rakanoa, Dorset (steam). Bell Flower, Isabella De Fraine (sail). At Port Chalmers : Koramiko, Maitai, Wakanui, Mokoia, Kia Ora, Otaki, Paparoa, Flora, Te Anao, Mouxa, Progress, Rakiura (steam). The ehipment of produce from the South to the North is regular and constant, but it is not often that Australia is drawn on for supplies, A few weeks ago a Bailing vessel loaded produce at Melbourne for Auckland, and now the steamer Waipori, which is to take a cargo of timber from, Kaipara to Melbourne, will Toturn with produce to Auckland. Morayshire, s-s-, from Liverpool via ports, left Lyttelton at 8.15 this morning for Dunedin. She will come up to the Victoria wharf with to-morrow morning's tide. Taviuni, 5.6., due here about the end of the week from the West Coast via the Bluff, will proceed to Westport after discharge and load coal for Vila on account of the Admiralty. Australian Transport, s.s., which has been chartered by the A. and A. Line, left New York on Friday, October 28, for Melbourne, Sydney, and New Zealand ports. She is due* at Dunedin about tho beginning of February. H.M-S. Pioneer is to leave on Friday for the Sooth. Waitemata, fjf., left Singapore yesterday for Calcutta, where she is due at the end of the week. Koromfko, S.S., proceeded this morning to Port Chalmers to discharge coal, and in the afternoon sailed for Lyttelton and Westport. Pukaki, s.s., which was loading at Westport to-day for Timaru, Oamaru, and Dunedin, win take up the Flora's timetable ran, next week. Komata, s.s., is to load timber at Greymonfh for Melbourne,and Adelaide, Westralia, s.s., which is taking the placo of the Victoria in the Sydney-Dunedin' run via the East Coast, berthed at the tongue -wharf at 3 p-m. yesterday. She sails at 4 p.m. to-morrow on the Tetum trip. The overhaul of the Victoria will take several weeks. She is to resume running on November 23. Captain CM'Lean joined the Rakanoa to-day, relieving Captain King, who transferred to the Koromiko, Captain Crisp having come ashore owing to illness in his family. Mr A. R. Stewart, late of the Squall, has been appointed chief officer of the Koromiko. Mr J. Thompson has come ashore to sit for his extra-roaster's certificate. NEW EAST AFRICAN SERVICE. Despite rumors of rate wars with the Germans and other inconvenient possibilities, tho Union Castle Company's East African service by way of the Snez Canal has been successfully inaugurated with the departure of the Guelph, says a Home paper. The promises of success are first rate, and no obstacles are apparent to this legitimate development of the UnionCastle Company's business. The Guelph win be followed by other ships of the G class at intervals of a month, and in conjunction with the vessels working the other coast they will maintain an allBritish service right round Africa. That this is worth doing in the interests of Im. perial trade goes without saying. OVERSEA STEAMERS. AUCKLAND, November 5.-3 pjn., Nerehana, from London via Melbourne and Sydney. SYDNEY, November 6.—FifeshiTe, for New Zealand. WARRIMOO HAS EXCEPTIONALLY ROUGH TRIP. Press Association—By Telegraph—Copyright. MELBOURNE, November 7. The Warriraoo, which arrived last night from Dunedin via the Bluff and HobaTt, had an exceptionally rough trip, the decks fore and Eft.

ROWDY DOTCHSA3LORS. Press PERTH, November?. . (Received November 1, at 9.55 ajh.) The Dutch fleet has arrived. Many of tho mem indulged in riotous conduct in the streete-on Saturday night. SHIPPING TELEGRAMS. OAMARU, November 6.—11 pjn., Corinna, from Dunedin. AUCKLAND, November s.—Wahaka, from the Bluff.—November 6 : 11 ajn., Maheno, from Sydney.—Monowai, from Dunedin via way ports. LYTTELTON. November 7.—0.10 p.m., Mararoa, from Wellington. SYDNEY, November s.—Ulimaroa, for Wellington. (For continuation 6eo Late Shipping.)