SHIPPING.

Evening Star, Issue 19025, 21 August 1925, Page 1

SHIPPING.

HIGH WATER, —To-morrow.-St. Clair: 1,10 a.m., 4.31 p.m. Taiaroa Head; 4.20 a.m., 4.41 p.m. I’ort Chalmers ; 5.0 a.m., 5.51 p.m. Dmiedin: 5.30 a.m., 5.51 p.m. THE SUN. Sets to-day, 5.19 p.m.; rises to-mor-row, 7.2 a.m. PHASES OF THE MOON.

Sot to-day, C. 52 p.m,; rises to-mor-row, 8.14 a.m. WEATHER REPORT. The Dominion Meteorologist (Mr D. C. Rates) supplied the following at 9 a.m. to-day :

Wind.—L, light; b, breeze; fl>, fresh breeze; mg, moderate gale; g, whole ot heavy gale; w, gale of exceptional severity. Weather.—B, blue shy,, be the atmosphere clear or heavy; C, clouds, passing clouds; D, drizzling rain; F, foggy; hi, gloomy, dark weather; H. hail; L, lightning; M, misty; O, overcast, the whole sky covered with thick clouds; P, passing showers; Q, squally; R, rain, continued rain; S, snow; T, thunder; U, ugly, threatening appearance; Z, hazy. F O RECAST. The Dominion Meteorologist (Mr D. C, Ra tes) supplied the following at noon to-day;—The indications arc foi variable and strong, breezes, hut northerly, moderate to strong prevailing and freshening; weather dull, and mist and fog in parts, rain and snow on high country; barometer falling; sea moderate, tides good. ARRIVED.—August 20. Min, s.s. (12.5 p.m.), -1,091 ions, F. Cundy, from New York and Newport News via Panama and north New Zealand ports. SAlLED.—August 20. Waikouaiti, s.s. (5.30 p.m.). 3,026 tons, Martin, for RlulT and Melbourne. Wingatui, s.s. (9 p.m.), 2,387 ions. Jammy, for Auckland via ports.

The Kamo, which left Gisborne yesterday, should arrive on Sunday morning to discharge before undergoing survey and overhaul at Port Chalmers.

The Wingatui, which arrived at 10.50 a.m. yesterday from Rlnlf. sailed lastnight for Timaru and Lyttelton to complete loading for Wellington and Auckland. A wire received this morning states that she returned to Port Chalmers owing to a breakdown. The Waihora was to leave LyUol'on to-day for Dunedin, though her departure was doubtful owing to the bad weather. The balance of Hie Waihnra’s freight from Sydney will bo discharged here.

The Ngakuta was to leave Lyttelton to-day for Tiiuani and Dunedin with the remainder of her West Coast coal cargo

The, Waikonaili departed yesterday for Bluff to coiupleu- loading ior Melbourne ami Sydney. Later the vessel will load at Newcastle and Sydney ior Bluff. Dunedin, Lyttelton, and Timaru. The Calm is due to arrive on Tuesday from Rlulf to load Jor Wanganui and way ports. The Shaw, Savill, ami Albion Company’s loeal agents advise that the Tainui is duo at Wellimdou on the afternoon oi Monday, August 21.

THE FERRY SERVICE. The Maori, from Wellington, arrived nt Lyttelton at 6.59 a.m. to-day, and passengers and mails connected witii the 12.20 p.m. express. AMERICAN FLEET SAILS. The American licet destroyers (1.200 tons each), with the two minelayers (1,100 tons each), and the Melville (tender, 7,500 Ions), sailed yesterday between 12.55 p.m. and 3.55* p.m.. in the following order:—J. F. Rurnes (No. 200), ~Somers Pormval (298). Moody (277), Sinclair (275), Al'Deimut (202), Rums (minelayer, No. 171), Ludlow (minelayer, No. 112), Paul Hamilton (307), Sloddert (392), Farquhar (304), Thompson (3115!, Kennedy (30(i), Decatur (341), Melville. The destroyers and minelayers sailed lor Wellington, Pago Paco, Honolulu, and San Diego, and the Melville lor Wellington, Pago Pago, Honolulu, and San Pedro (Caiilonna). FOR F 1,1 i, TON HA, SAMOA. On board the Tofua, which leit Auckland last Monday afiernomi lor Fiji, Tonga, and Samoa are the oillowing passengers :—Misses J). Tolerton, M. Burden, L. Blair. S. A. Wilton, M. K. Meredith, E. Jensen, E. M. Masefield, S. Haywood, Nicholson, P. 'A. Dixon, P. Skinner. H. Lomax, 11. M. Royil. A. M‘ Lauchlm. Mesdanies Carier. Jordan, Nesbitt, C. Meredith, 11. Bruce, A. Jensen, C. Taylor. Spoirs. Nici-oFoii. Thorhiirn. Bromily. L. .). Skinner, Miller, Clark. Cafehpole. Pycroll. Sheills, Waring, Osborne, .Messrs R. R. Nesbitt. .11. Dalton. C. H. Spiers, R. S. Thorhui ii, D. Carter, S. Bromily, C. M. Young, A. S. Chandler, R. R. Tovvnley, O. Nicholson, L. B. Henry, f . Kearslcy, M. A. Bonny, J. Catehpolc, M. H. Pyc-roft, Shiclis, A. H. Waring, H. W. Osborne, G. Meredith, R. Sanson. L. A. Sheet, F. Rciehellmann, Brother IV. J. Reilly, and thirteen steerage, including seven Chinese.

RUAPEHU LEAVES DOMINION. Round for New York, Boston, Glasgow, Liverpool. Manchester, Cardiff, nnd Avonmoutli, the New Zealand Shipping Company’s .steamer Ruapehu left Auckland on Monday evening last. Besides mails and cargo she is carrying the following passengers:—Saloon: Colonel J. P. Elgoe, Major P. E. Elgce, Mrs E. Elgeo, Mr A. C. M. Cartwright, Mr F. L. Dcnchar, Mr G. R. Piper, and fourteen third class. RECORD TONNAGES. Figures compiled by the Lyttelton harbor master show that the total tonnage at the wharves on Monday last was over 87,000. That included the United Slates warships, and was a record for the port. At Dunedin and Port Chalmers, on August 11, the total tonnage, including the American fleet vessels, was 09,492, another record. MAUNGANUI FOR ’FRISCO. The Union Company's R.M.S. Alaimgamii left Wellington on Tuesday for San Francisco via Rarotonga and Papeete, taking the following passengers;—First saloon: -Misses J. Brownlee, E. M. Canty, R. L. Clarke, 14. S. Crane, M. E. Hoddiuott, N. Hyde, E. Logan, C. Preston, Al. Pedersen, Al. Wallace, E. L. Whitehorn, Mesdames E. Anderson, A. S. Day, M. Finnegan, ■I. M Fleming and child, 14. B. Graham, E. J. Grejrson and infant, 11. 0. 11 endec, W. E. Jewell and three children, E. M. Kcmpton, J. M'lndoe, H. F. Newton, R. E. Scott and infant, H. J. Shields, M. Sloane, 11. Vellinowotly Messrs G. R. and K. Anderson, F Bateman, H. W. Rain, D. L. Campbell, R. F. Davies, J. M. Fleming, Jl. A. Goodwin, M. Hoag, M. L. ami 1). Hurley, H. C. Ifendee, IV. E. Jewell, E. N. Johnson, L. N. Kersey, P. T. Pedersen, D. L. Paterson Rev. J. K. Bov lan, Dr H. B. Graham. .Second saloon. Misses M. Boyd, 14, Bushby, M. Garrick, A. Goldstein, E. Hulmo, C. A. Lambert, M. AEKinley, 15. Richey, Nurse Al. Rushby, Ales'damos J. E. Cm rick, 11. M. Conrad, K. S. Cunningham and two children, \V. A. Calloway, W. Hulmo, S. Jarvis, F. Lyons, E. S. Richards, Messrs T. G. S. Alexander, W. C. Buckner, J. E. Carrick, H. AL Conrad, K. S. and J. 11. Cunningham, W. A. Calloway, P. K. Dewey, W. Gauze, C. Gore, C. I lose, AY. and 14. \\. Hulmo, K. R. Hudson, D. Lamer, K. Leavitt, I). J. AUNicholl, S. C. Rea, L Marks/!,. A. AloitH, C. AV. Pideoek, A. Rule, L. Sadlier, AA 7 . 11. Stead. -Masters E. and G. Lyons, Rev. AN Rule, Right Rev. AA'm. C. Sadlior, Captain S. A 7 cnt, and forty-one third class. THE COAVDEN LAW.

The steamer Cowden Law is not a stranger on tho New Zealand coast. Tl;e vessel visited New Zealand a year ago, when she loaded wool f<«’- 14 ngiand. At that time tho ship was named Scottish Monarch, but on reaching England she was purchased by Messrs Thomas Law and Co., of Glasgow, and her name was changed. Captain J. Nelson is in command of the tramp vessel, which arrived at Auckland on Sunday to discharge 3.800 tons of 8,200 tons of sulphur ior Auckland, Sydney', and Adelaide.

VESSELS IN AV IRE LESS CALL

Tho following 1; vessels are expected 10 be within range of the undermentioned wireless stations to-iught;—. Auckland. —Sierra Nevada, Eastern Sea, Cape .May, Laburnum, Veronica, Hartheld, Remucra, AVairemava, Makambo, Ruapehu. AVest Nivaria, Kaimanawa, H. T. Harper, Port AEQuarric, Fernbunk, Karctu, Pcnmorvah, Kurovv, Cowden Law, Alaheno, Zinal, Benicia. City of Bombay, Aloeraki. Chatham Islands.—Maimyo, Kcmuera, Avvanni. —Kawutiri, Kairanga. AA'aimarine, AA’aihova, Alin, AA'ingatui. AVelhngl on.—AVafnno, Alaori, AraImra, Ngaio, Afaungamii, Tainui, Hincnioa. Malatua, Katoa, I’hysa, Koromiko, AVaiiomo. AVaimana, Leitrim, Flora, Kauri. AVanaka, Kaiwarra, At boll, Kaitoke, Kaiapoi, Ulimaroa, Karon, TJ.S.S. Alcivillo and destroyer squadron.

S HIP PING TELEG R A Al S. AUCKLAND, August 20.—Sailed: Kurovv (2.45 p.m.), lor AVcstpon; Atlioll (4.35 p.m.), for Wellington. August 21— E.S.S, Arctic (7 -15 a.m.), irom Wellington. WELLING lON. August 20.—Sailed: Holmdaio (9 p.m.), ior AVnugamii. August 21—Arrived; Agwipond (7.45 a.m.). Irom I’ort Sans Luis. BLUFF. August 21.—Arrived : AVaikouaiti (9.15 a.m.) and \A illusion (•-■ a.m.), (iv.m Dunedin, GISBORNE, August 19. Sailed; Kamo (2.10 p.m.), ior Dunedin. LYTTELTON, August 20.—Arrived: Nmikutn (12.59 p.m.), irom AAVm port. LIVER POOL. August 18.—Arrived: Kaikoura, from Gladstone.

(For continuation see Lalo Slopping.)

First quarter Aug. 27 4.16 p.m. Full moon Sept, 3 7.2.1 a.m. Last quarter Sept. 1011,42 a.m. New moon Sept. IS 3A2 p.m.

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