SHIPPING.

Evening Star, Issue 14524, 28 November 1910, Page 6

SHIPPING.

HIGH WATER. TO-MORJtOW. Taianoa Head: 0.55 a.m., 1.14 p.m. Jort Chalmers: 1.55 a.m., 1.54 p.m. Dunilin: 2.5 ajn., 2.24 p-m. THE SUN. Rise to-morrow, 4.20 a.m.; sot, 7t32 p.m. THE MOON. Rise tomorrow, 2.45 a.m.; set, 4.51 p.m. ARRlVED.—November 26. Invercargill, s.s., 221 tons, Gillies, from Southern porte. November 27. Mamma, t.s.s,, 6,437 tons, Worrall, from Sydney via Wellington and Lyttelton. Passengers : Intercolonial—Mifi6es Nicholson, liidiardson, Mesdames Nicholson, Martin and child, Bashford, Richardson, Messrs O'Connor (2); twelve steerage. Coastal —Misses Cohen, M'Donald (2), Bedford, Balk. Mills. Waite, Meedanies Roy, Aekland, Beat tie, Balk. Wyatt, Johnston, Beaglohold and child, Evans, Messrs MTnnis, Morton, M'Donald, Eraser, Rawson, Ritchie, Laxmont, l'ontey, Doughty (2). Masoford, Balk, Templey, Petri©, Baker, Clark. Callogan, Ncill, Haig, G-rnbb, Huxtable, Ballantyne, Bullock, Beaglebold; thirteen steerage. Manowai, s.s., 3,433 tons, Robertson, i'rom Auckland via East Coast porte. Passengers : Misses .Smith, Butler, Meedames Cameron, Knowles, Sidey, Johnston, Hall and eon, Riach and three children, Messrs Downes, Ross, Riacjj, Yorke, Roberts, Rev. Mr Cameron: thirty-three steerage. Vermont, s.s., 4,271 tons, Le Brun, from New York via Durban, Auckland, Wellington, and Lyttelton. Terra Nova, auxiliary barque, 749 tons, Evans, from Lyttelton. November 28. Storm, 5.6., 4C5 tons, Wood, from Lyttelton. Pukaki, s.s., 1.444 tons, Beighton, from Westport direct. SAlLED.—November 26. Kaituna, s.s., 1.977 tons, Morley, for Timaru. November 27. Rakanoa, s.s., 2,246, tone, Carson, for Timaru. t , Koto.ro, s.s., 141 tons, Treurn, for Waikawa. November 28. Marama, s.e., 6,457 tons. Worrall, lor Melbourne via the Bluff and llobart. Passengers : lor Hoburt—Mesdames Haldane, Walkley and two children, Messrs Haldane, Walkley. For Melbourne—Mifses Nichol, Buckland, Wall, Mesdames Nichol, Byrne, M'Arthur, Lusk, Messrs Arkle, Bainsfiaw, Master Nichol. EXPECTED ARRIVALS. —Coastal. — Hauroto, from Auckland, December 1. —lntercolonial. Ulimaroa, from November 20Warrimoo, from Sydney via Cook Strait, December 3. Victoria, from Sydney via Auckland, December 4. —Oversea, Sail. — Ariel, Norwegian barque, from Liverpool via Wellington, sailed November 14. —Oversea, Steam.— Delphic, left Liverpool September 8 via Australia and Northern ports; left Sydney November 3, Wellington November !7; now at Lyttelton; due Wednesday or Thursday. Strathleven, left New York Septembet 14 via Australia and Northern porte; at Melbourne November 16; due about December 23. Drayton Grange, left Liverpool September 17 via Northern ports: at Melbourne November 13; due about December 12. Star of Scotland, left New York September 50 via Australia and Northern porte ; :lue about December 17. Hawke's Bay, left Liverpool October 1; at Auckland November 27; due about December 12. Afghanistan, left London October 8 fof Dunedin direct; due about December 1. Sussex, left Liverpool October 15 via Australia and Northern porte; due about January 4. PROJECTED DEPARTURES. Monowai, for Auckland, November 29 (Sydney passengers tranship to Maheno at Auckland). Ulimaroa, for Sydney via Cook Strait, November 30. Warrimoo, for Melbourne, December 4. In port at noon to-day :—At Dunedin : Vermont, Marama, Monowai, Pukaki, Storm, InveTcargill, Dorset (steam), Manurewa (sail). At Port Chalmers : Terra Nova, Amokura, Mokoia, Progress, R.akiura, Pakeha, Turkistan, Opawa, Otaki, Flora, Moura, Te Anau (steam). Ulimaroa, 6.6., from Melbourne, arrived at the Bluff at 11.15 to-day, and is expected at Dunedin about one o'clock tomorrow afternoon. Drayton Grange, s.s., from Liverpool via Sydney is due at Dunedin about December 20, her other ports being Napier, Auckland, and Lyttelton. Marama, 6.5., which has made her reappearance in the intercolonial service for the summer months, berthed at the cross wharf at 12.20 yesterday, and this afternoon sailed for Melbourne via the Bluff ind Hobart. The wireless equipment of the Marama has bean transferred to the Moana, which has taken the Marama's place in the Vancouver service. Afghanistan, 5.6., from London direct, is due on Thursday. Pukaki, s.s., which arrived this morning from Westport direct, sails on Thursday in the time-table run to the West Coast. Vermont, 6.5., arrived yesterday to complete discharge of her cargo of case oils, after which 6he goes to Newcastle to load for Singapore. Kaitnna, s.s., sailed yesterday morning for Timaru. The Terra Nova, from Lyttelton, berthed at the Georgo street wharf yesterday evening at half-past eight o'clock. Turkistan, s.s., proceeded to Port Chalmers on Saturday afternoon, and moored alongside the Pakeha on the lay-up berth. COST OF NEWCASTLE HARBOR. Giving evidence before the Decentralisation Commission, Mr E. M. de Burgh,, thief engineer for Harbors and Water Supply, New South Wales, said, the total wharfage at Newcastle was 16,887 ft. Tho capacity of Newcastle for shipping was probably 30 to 40 per cent, greater than ihe beet year that had been recorded there. Newcr-stle Harbor had cost £2,215,037, md ofthat £1,042,000 had been fordredgng. The amounts included the cost of naintenance. Two-thirds of the tost of dredging was maintenance, and the other third was cost of improvement. It was advisable to deepen the entrance to the harbor. The basin itself could be deepened at any time, because it was soft material. THE VANCOUVER SERVICE. BRISBANE, November 27.—Makura, from Vancouver, after a fine voyage. Pas f - Bengers : For Auckland—Messrs Bailey, Gordon, J. _ Endean, S. Endean, Bell, Dr Endean, Sir Sinclair Lockhart, Messrs Jagger, Bayley, Quick, Prockter, Petricivich, Dinwoodie, Barrett, M'Kay, Nicol, Robinson, Tersicl, Schnell, Findlayson, Mesdams Bailey, Gordon, Bell, Pinch, Dr Kellar and child, Misses Fleming (2). For Wellington—Messrs Wenk, Wolf, Johnston, Grace, Weaver, Major-general Godley, Johnson (2), Law, Young, Shepherd, Lee, Baird, Horan, Hamilton, Mesdames Godloy, Johnston, Rolleston, Law, Gibson, Young and two children, Shepherd and child, Mis6es Johnston, Inglis, Rolleston, Cowe, Johnson, Gibson. For Lyttelton — Messrs Irvine, Waddell, Beet, Johnson. For Dunedin —Dr and Mrs Barnett and moeons, Mr M'Lachlan, Mrs Connor. The for Australia include Earl Harrowby and his son (Viscount Landon) and his daughter (Lady Frances Ryder). Cargo for Drmedin :—sll cases salmon, 13 do machinery, 20 do powdered eggs, 1 do auto, 1 canoe, 10 cases rubbers, 12 crates sewing machines and sundries. For Bluff—24s cases salmon, l.do merchandise.

.OVERSEA STEAMERS. AUCKLAND, November 27.—Hawke's Bay, from Liverpool via Las Palmas. WELLINGTON, November 26.-4.45 p.m., Indrabarah, for Londom—-Novenv ber 27 : 6 a.m., Kia Ora, for London. LYTTELTON, November 26.-4 p.m., Kaikoura, for London via Tenexiffe. SHIPPING TELEGRAMS. AUCKLAND, November 26.—Northern Chief, barquo, from Newcastle. —Mimiro, for Napier and Wellington.—Hauroto, for Dunedin via East Coast ports.—November 27 : Wimmoru, from Dunedin via Eafit Coast port*. OMAPERE, November 26.—7.30 p.m. ycisterdav, Claymore, for Onehimga. WELLINGTON, November 26.-9.45 p.m., Wakanui, from Port Chalmers. WESTPORT, November 26.— 6.30 ajn., Whangapo, for Sydnov. LYTTELTON, NovemboT 26.—3.55 p.m., Tarawera, Dunedin.—November 27 : 11.20 a.m., Mararoa, from Wellington. TIMARU, November 27.-3 p.m., Kaituna, from Dunedin. BLUFF, November 27.—N00n, Thxwea Ward, with tho dredge Murihiku in tow, from Port Chalmra-s. MELBOURNE, November Z7.—Mooraki, from the Bluff. SYDNEY, November 25.—Warrimoo, for Wellington.—November 27 : lima, fTom Wanganui. MACLEAY RIVEIt, November 27. Zingara, for New Zealand. (For continuation see Late Shipping.)