SHIPPING.

Evening Star, Issue 17637, 16 April 1921, Page 1

SHIPPING.

HIGH WATER. TO-MORKOW. St. Clair : 10.20 a.m., 10.49 p.m. • Tainroa Head : 10.30 a.m., 10.59 p.m. Port Chalmers : 11.10 a.m., 11.39 p.m. Dunedin : 11.40 a.m., p.m. MONDAY. St. Clair : 11.17 a.ra., 11.44 p.m. Taiaroa Head : 11.27 a.m., 11.54 p.m. Port Chalmers ; a.m., 12.7 p.m. Dunedin . 0.9 a.m., 12.37 p.m. THE SDN. Sots to-day, 5.26 p.m.; rises to-morrow, 6.51 a.m. . Sets to-morrow, 5.25 p.m.; rises Monday, 6.52 a.m. PHASES OF THE MOON. Full moon April 22 7.19 p.m. Last quarter April 30 3.39 p.m. New moon May 8 8.52 a.m. First quarter May 15 2.55 a.m. Sots to-day, p.m.; riser, to-morrow, 2.30 p.m. , Sots to-morrow, 0.21 a.m.; rises Monday, 3.2 p.m. WEATHER FORECAST. The Dominion Meteorologist (Mr D. C. Bates) supplied the following at noon j to-day N.W. winds; cloudy, rain pro- : bablo"; glass fall soon; tides good, sea moderate. ARRIVED.—ApriI 16. Port Hacking, s.e. (9.20 a.m.), j tons, Jolly, from Now Aork via ports. SAILED.—ApriI _l6. Huia, aux. schooner (6.50 a.m.), 199 tons, Lane, for Bluff. Westralia, s.s. (10.5 a.m.), 2,084 tons, Morris, for Bluff and Mollwurnc. Passengers —Emm Wellington ■ A-e; (lame., Nesbitt, Hughes, Wishart, Kirkland, Higgs, Smith, Jones, Martcrson and two children, Misses Berry. Worrall, Wyman, : Rutherford, Gregory, Haslett, Whitaker, Stimzlery, Messrs Boils, Davis, Worrall, Nesbitt, Higgs. From Lyttelton: Mesdamos King and three children, Golding, Wyatt, Kerr, Musses Howard, Henderson, M'Donald, Kerr, Woodgate, Wray (3), Gumming, Messrs King, Gogall, Wray, Golding (2), Coo, Henderson, Redmond. From Dunedin : Mesdamos Gascard, Barton, I layman, Wren, Finch, Wren, Johnson and two children, Elliot, Tilman, Stark, Misses Dewar (2), Palmer, Slater, Johnston, Ayre, Elliot (2), M Quillan, Lory, Walker (2), Messrs Vanderkolen, Gcddes, Wardrop, Jenkins, Barton, Discard, Hayman, T. Wren, E. Wren, Finch. Johnson. From Bluff ; Mrs Rhind, Mies Pile, Messrs Meo, Rhind; and twentythree in the steerage from all ports. VESSELS IN PORT at 4 p.m. TO-DAY. Houto, sell, Birch street wharf. Crosby Hall, Victoria wharf. Koranui, Birch street wharf. Progress, sch, Port Chalmers. Pateena, Port Chalmers. Monowai, Port Chalmers. Maunganui, Port Chalmers. Mokoia, Port Chalmers. Te Anau, Port Chalmers Kaimanawa, Port Chalmers. Erroll, Port Chalmers. Columbia River, sch. Port Chalmers. Kittawa. Port Chalmers. Port Hacking, Port Chalmers. The auxiliary schooner Ilouto, wham has been undergoing repairs at Port Chalmers, came out of dock yesterday, ami after having her compasses adjusted in Carey Bay came up to Dunedin to load tiles for northern ports. The Union Company’s freighter Wairana arrived at Melbourne at 10 am. yesterday from San Francisco and Wellington. "She will proceed later to Sydney w complete discharge. The Kittawa was placed in dry dock at Port Chalmers yesterday for repairs m connection wjth her periodical overhaul. The Katoa arrived at Auckland at 5 p.m. yesterday from Dunedin and Lyttelton. 'She will load at the northern port next week for Wellington, Lyttelton, and Dunedin.

The port of Auckland is still very busy, there being not sufficient berths to accommodate all the vessels in the harbor.

The White Star liner Tropic is duo at Sydney on the 20th hist, from London via Cape Town. The Gallic is due at Sydney on May 14 from Liverpool. Captain Grainger, surveyor of ships, a wd-known figure in Sydney shipping circles, arrived at Wellington on Wodnos day by the Manuka on a visit to Now Zealand.

The auxiliary schooner Huia sailed early this morning for Bluff with general and transhipment cargo. After discharge she will load timber at Bluff for Melbourne. The Westralia sailed at 10 ajn. to-day for Bluff and Melbourne with a large number of passengers and a fair amount of general cargo. The Calm is duo here to-morrow from Wellington and way ports, and despatched on Monday evening for Tiraaru, Lyttelton, and Wellington. _ The Breeze is due at Dunedin to-day from Lyttelton, and will sail on Monday for way ports and Wanganui. The Storm is expected here to-morrow from Lyttelton. She will sail on Monday' evening for Tirnaru and Wanganui. ThoTvakapo will leave Wellington early next week for Greymouth to load timber for Lyttelton

The Kamona is expected to leave Greymonth t-o-raorrow morning with a, cargo of timber for discharge at Lyttelton. The Ka-hika arrived at Lyttelton at 9 a.m to-day from Westport. After discharge she will go to Westport and Greymouth to toad for Gisborne and Napier. The Kaiapoi arrived at Melbourne at 4 p.m. yesterd'ny from Greymouth' after a very rough trip. After discharge of her timber cargo she will undergo survey at the Victorian port. The Kanna is due at Dunedin on Monday morning from Auckland via ports. She will sail about Wednesday for Wellington, Napier, and Auckland. The Corinna is expected te leave New Plymouth on Monday for Wellington and Dunedin. She wall load here towards the end of next week for Nelson and New Plymouth. The Kini, which had been detained outside Greymouth for three days owing to the rough nature of the bar, is expected to leave the West Coast port to-day for Dnncdin. The Kurow is to leave Westport tomorrow morning with a full cargo of coal for Auckland. The Kaiwarra will leave Auckland about the end of next wed; for Makatea Island to load another cargo of phosphates for Auckland. There was ,a moderate swell on the bar at Greymouth to-day. The sea was smooth on‘‘the Westport bar. THE FERRY SERVICE. The Wahino arrived at Lyttelton at_ 7 a.m. to-day from Wellington, and mails and passengers collected with the first express for the south. TAEAWERA FROM SYDNEY. A wireless message received by the Union Company from the captain of the Tarawera states that the^ vessel will arrive at Bluff to-morrow morning from Sydney. The Tarawera is expected to reach Dunedin on Tuesday, and will bo despatched on April 22 for Wellington and Sydney. OTIRA LEAVES AUCKLAND. The Siiaw, Savill, and Albion steamer Otira left Auckland early this morning for Wellington, Lyttelton, and Dunedin in continuation. of her voyage from St. John. The vessel is duo hero about April 26, and after discharging part cargo will proceed to Melbourne and Sydney to complete discharge. REMUEBA FROM SOUTHAMPTON. A wireless message has been receivedby the Now Zealand Shinping Company from the captain of the Rcmnora, which states that the vessel will arrive at Wellington on Thursday afternoon next from London and Southampton. HURUNUI LEAVES PANAMA. Advice received by the New Zealand Shipping Company states that the Huninui. cn route from Now York to Auckland Wellington. Sydney, Newcastle, and Brisbane, cleared the Panama Canal on April 12. She is duo at Auckland about May 7. TAIN Cl’S MOVEMENTS. The Shaw. Savill, and Albion liner Tainui is due at Wellington on Monday from London and Southampton via Panama. After disembarking her passengers the vessel will go to Napier and Pi cion for Homeward loading, and will return to Wellington to complete her cargo. She will leave Wellington early in May for Sduihamptnn and 1/jndon via Panama. RUAHINE LEAVES KINGSTON. Cable, advice received by the New Zealand Shipping Company states that the Rnahiue left Kingston (Jamaica) on April 12 fo>' Southampton and iamdoiyjii continuation ot her voyage from Aellmgton. The vessel sailed from Wellington on March 17. PORT CURTIS REPORTED. Cable, advice has been received by the C. and, 1). Lino that the .steamer Port Curtis loft Colon on March 11 for Auckland, in continuation of her voyage from New Ymk. The vessel is due at Auckland about May 6 .and after discharging part cargo there will proceed to Wellington, Lyttelton. Dunedin, Melbourne, and Sydney to complete discharge,. ARRIVAL OF THE PORT HACKING. The C. and D. liner Port Hacking arrived in the Lower Harbor this morning from Lyttelton. Owing to the high wind it was deemed unwise to bring the vessel up to Dunedin, and she was berthed at Port Chalmers. The. vessel will ;stcam up th« channel to-morrow morning, and berth at the Victoria wharf to discharge the balance of her New York cargo. It will ho remembered that the Port Hacking arrived at Wellington from New York via Auckland and Nanlcr when the watersiders’ dispute was ir. inji swing, and after remaining at an •inafiora.eo m the stream for several days was despatched to Melbourne and Sydney She then went to Port Kcmbla, and nJi m* pun her mit there returned to Wcl--1 t Ul l Jolly is still in cominnnd- and has with him the following nflipors ■ —Chiet. Mr T. Kippins; second, Mr -t. it ad low: third, Mr J. Higgs; 1 ’’ ndrews: chief engineer. Ate D Webster: second, Mr King; third, Air Sheehan: fourth, Mr J. Leggc; fifth, yte H- Coibonrne; chief refrigerating enpinm>r. ftir Tail; second, Mr A. B. spanks; first wireless operator, Mr J. N. K’dd • second. Mr C. Robinson. The }tei-t Hacking will afterwards load at \olkoti. X'inw Plymouth, Wanganui, and Wellmeton for the United Kingdom. SAILINGS FROM ENGLAND. The Now Zealand Shipping Company advises the following projected departures from London :--Kaikonra, Anril 14, for. ■ill i nd Wellington: Opawa, May 20. for Well melon and Port Chalmers; 1-t.na.hme. Mav 2b. for Auckland and Lyttelton: J emiita fca. July 7, for Wellington and Lyttelton: Ruapehu, July 28, for Auckland and Port Chalmers; Ramnera, August m. lor Auckland and Woffington; r aparoa. Seatember 29, for Wellington and Auckland: Kaikonra, September 29, for Lyttelton and Port Chalmers; Rna-_

hint, November 10, for Wellington ami Lyttelton; Rimntaka, December 22, for Wellington and Auckland. SHIPPING TELEGRAMS. AUCKLAND, April 15.—5.15 p.m., Kaioa, from Lyttelton. April 16 : 7 a.m., Otiro. for Wellington. WELLINGTON, April IS.—4 p.m., Piako, i'rom Liverpool via Auckland, April 16 : 6.40 a.m., Maimoa, for London. LYTTELTON, April 15.-4.45 p.m., Coronation, aus. ketch, for Wellington.—■ 5.10 p.m., Breeze, for Dunedin.—s.ls p.m., Calm, for Timaru and Dunedin. April 16 : 10.45 a.m., Morristown, for Dunedin. MELBOURNE, April _ 15—Wainma, from Wellington.—Kaiopoi, from Greymoutb. (For continuation see Late Shipping.)