SHIPPING.

Evening Star, Issue 14533, 8 December 1910, Page 6

SHIPPING.

HIGH WATER. TO-MOKKOW. Taiaroa Head: &29 a-m., 8.59 p-m. Port ChaJbneaas : 9.9 a.m., 9.39 p.m. Dunedin,: 9.39 a-m., 10.9 p-nx. THE SUN. Eiee to-morrow, 4.17 a.m. j eet, 7.44 pjn. THE MOON. Set to-morrow, 0.35 a-m.; rke, 10.44 a.m. —Phases During December.— December 10 First quarter 6.35 a-m. December 16 Frdl moon 10.35 pjn. December 23 Laet quarter 10.6 p.m. ARRlVED.—December 8. Tarawwa, s.s., 2,003 tons, Collins, from Auckland and East Coast ports. Passenger : Misses Johnston, Lansley, Mesdamee Jmnieeon, B. Timpazry, 0. M 'Alpine, Freeman, Misees Hepploworth, Dercniston, R. Timpany, G. M'Alpine, Lewis, J. Jago; eighteen steerage. SAlLED.—December 7. Kotare, s.e., 141 tone, Treurn, for Catlias. EXPECTED ARRIVALS. —Coastal. — Mokoia, from Auckland, December 15. —lntacokmiaL Maimka, from Sydney via Cook Strait, December 10. Monowai, from Anekland, December 11 (brings Sydney passengers transhipped from Maheno). Marama, from Melbourne, December 13. —Oversea, Sail,— Ariel, Norwegian barque, from Liverpool via Wellington, sailed November 14. —Oversea, Steam. — Afghanistan, left London October 8 for Dtrnedin direct; now due. Snowdonian, left Bunbury November 2; at Auckland November 20. Wellington December 2. Straihleven, left New York September 14 via Australia and Northern ports: at Melbourne November 16; due about December 23. Drayton Grange, left Liverpool September 17 via Northern ports; at Melbourne November 13. Wellingtoa November 27, Auckland December 5; duo about December 14. Star of Scotland, left New York September 50 via Australia and Northern ports; due about December 17. Hawke'e Bay, left Liverpool October 1; at Auckland November 27, Wellington Decomber 5; due abont December 12. Sussex, left Liverpool October 15 via Australia and Northern ports; due about January 4. Waimate, left Montreal OetobeT 16 via Australia and Northern ports; at Melbourne December 6; due about December 29. Parisiana, left New York October 29 via Australia and Northern ports; due about January 23. Waiwera, left London November 4 for Dtrnedin direct: due about December 21. Orari. left Liverpool November 29 via Northern ports: due about January 28. Karamea, left Montreal November 18 via Australia and Northern ports; duo about January 31. PROJECTED DEPARTURES. Ta-rawera, for Auckland, December 9. Manuka, for Melbourne, December 11. Monowai, for Auckland, December 13 (Sydney passengers tranship to Maheno at Auckland). Marama, for Sydney via Cook Strait, December 14. In port at noon to-day :—At Dtrnedin: Delphic, Tarawera, Koonya, Dorset (steam), Lindstol (sail). At Port Chalmers : Otaki. Pakeha. Turkistan, Moura, To Anau, Hauroto, Flora, Progress, Rakiura (steam). The -removal of passenger accommodation and the conversion of the Flora, which is laid up at Port Chalmers, into a collier, is expected to take place shortly. The Rakanoa is due for periodical overhaul at Port Chalmers, and the Koonya has yet to complete her survey there. The Kainona, which was to leave Westport to-day for Lytteiton and Wellington, will undergo survey at Wellington. Tarawera, 6.5., arrived at 10.30 a.m. today from Auckland and way ports. Her cargo included a number of cases of ' apples, dried fruits, bananas, oranges, and 503 bag 6of potatoes. To-morrow she sails at 4 pjn. on the return voyage, Ennerdale, s.s.. from Huon and Port Espexance, was sighted from Cape Saunders this morning, and was expected to berth at Dnnedin"in the afternoon.

Pukaki, 6.5., is to leave Westport on Saturday for Timaru, Oamaru, and Dunedin, aril is dne here about Wednesday. Hawkes Bay, 6.5., from Liverpool via ports, is expected to leave Lyttelton on Saturday, and to arrive here on Sunday. She has 1,100 tons of cargo for Dunedin. Corinna, s.s., leaves Wellington next Wednesday for Akaroa to tender excnrsiofriets from the Mararon to the jetty. She comes direct to Ihinedin from Akaroa, arrives on the- 17th, and sails next day for the North. The Pukaki will call at "Nelson next week instead of the Corinna. Snowdonian, 6.5.. was expected to have the Wellington portion of her cargo of jarrah discharged to-day. From Dunedin the Snowdonian will so to Newcastle to l'Kid coal for the Philippines. Kaitangatn, 6.6., leaves the Bluff tomorrow for Greymouth to'load timber for Melbourne and Adelaide. Mr J. A. Sutherland, late second officer of the Arahnxa, lias been promote<] to a similar position on the Mokoia. The second officer of the Mokoia (Mr It. J. Tieeves) has come ashore for instructions. Tho Scales liner Clan M'Laren, now at Newcastle, is due at Auckland on Sunday to commence loading in New Zealand. The vessel will proceed to Napier. Lyttelton, Picton, and Wellington, not necessarily in tho order named, arid is to sail from the Dominion before Christmas for Dunkirk, London, and Antwerp. Tho Scales liner Clan Grant was to leave Bicnattry to-day for Wellington, _ Oamaru, m\<\ Timaru with a cargo of jarrah for I hose ports. .Mr G. ft. Scales will thon send the steamer to various Dominion y ports for Homeward load in?, and will despatch tho vessel befoTo the middle of JaTiuary for London. It is* reported that 9CO passengers left London foT Australia on October 26 in the dig Aberdeen liner Norseman, This is claimed to be an easy record in regard to the Australian passenger traffic from the United Kiwgdom. The Norseman is duo at Melboumo to-morrow. At a general meeting of the Firemen's Union, held at Copenhagen some weeks ago, the president was empowered to declare a strike on all steamers belonging to Danish owneries at whatever date he might think suitable. The president declared that the final derision as to when the international strike should take* place would be come to at a congress to be held at Antwerp in November. The German Government have offered to

pay half the cost (estimated ;it 6,000 marke) of the installation of wireless telegraphic apparatus on any deep-sea fishing vessel. AN EXCITING INCIDENT. Press Association—By Telegraph—CopyrigEL SYDNEY, December 7. An exciting incident occurred on the training ehip Port Jackson, from London, when off the New South Wales coast. A cadet fell overboard and was caaght on the oroasjurk shui-t. The first, second, ,'ind third officers attached lines to themselves and sprang after him. They were all dragged along at the Tate of seven knots an hour for a considerable time, but eventually the vessel luffed, and they were taken aboard greatly exhausted. SHIPPING TELEGKAMS. AUCKLAND, December 7.—Hineraoa, from Wellington.—Navua, for Wellington. LYTTELTON, December 7.—Victoria, for Wellington.—Ruapehu, from Bluff. INVEHUAEGIL, December 7.-4 p.m., p.m., Invercargill, from Dunedin. SYDNEY, December 7.—Wimmera, for Auckland. MELBOURNE, December 7.—Maiama, .iotsiJioflV -■•-•-* * «..