SHIPPING

Evening Star, Issue 21543, 16 October 1933, Page 1

SHIPPING

The following times are New Zealand mean time. During the operations of summer time 30 minutes should be added. to them. HIGH WATER. ■—To-morrow.— St. Clair: 12.27 a.m., 12.47 p.m. Taiaroa Head: 12.47 a.in., 12.57 p.m. Port Chalmers; 1.17 a.m., 1.37 p.m, Dunedin-; 1.'17 a.m., 2.07 p.m. THE SDN. Sets to-dav (i.Hd p.m.. rises to-mor-row 5.11 a.rn. PHASES OF THE MOON.

Set to-day ‘i.r >7 p.m., rises (o-mor-row a.m. WEATHER REPORT. The Dominion Meteorologist (Dr E. Kidson) supplied Hie following at 9

Weather.—ls, blue sky: be. blue sky end detached clouds; c. cloudy; o. overcast; ( gloomy; u, ugly: r, rain, s, snow; d, drizzle; p, passing showers; h. ban: q, squally: I, lightning; ,t, Ihunder: i log, m, mist; z, hate. Wind.—o calm; 1, light air; », slight breete; d, gentls b.eeze, s moderate breeze; S, fresh breeze; b. strong o-eeze; 7, high wind; 8, gale; D, stronr gale; 10, whole gale; 11. storm; IS. hurricane. Forecast. The following weather forecast was issued at noon by the Meteorological Office, Wellington, covering the southern district—Dunedin, Fort Chalmers, Tapanui, Winton, Invercargill, Riverton. Orepnki, Bluff, llalfmoon Bay;— An Miti-cvclone covers Eastern •Australia and extends across the North j asinait sea, but a secondary depression has developed over Southern New Zealand, causing a temporary return to worth-westerly winds there. Forecast: Modtrate ‘ to. strong northerly winds, backing soon to southerlies again. Weather cool and changeable, with showers at times, more especially on and near the coast. Hail likely in places and frosts inland. Seas moderate to rough. SAlLED.—October 15, Nahau, scow (6.30 a.m.), 76 tons, Carey, for Lyttelton.. Coptic, m.s. (12.30 p.m.), 8,281 tons, D. Christie, for Lyttelton. ARRlVED.—October 16. ' Holmdale, s.s, (7 a.m.), 6SI tons. Copland, from 'Wellington. Storm' (7.20 a.m.), 749 tons, M‘Kcnzno, from Wellington. DUE TO-DAY. Poolta. from Bluff. TO SAIL TO-MORROW. Poolta, for Onmafn. The Poolta was to leaye Bluff to-day, and is due at Dunedin to-morrow morning. She will stil to-morrow afternoon for ’ Oamarn. Timaru, Lyttelton, Wellington, Gisborne, and Napier. The Coptic, having completed discharging her Dunedin cargo from London, sailed for Lyttelton yesterday, arriving early this morning. The Waipiata was to leave Wellington to-day, and is due at Dunedin on Wednesday. She is to proceed to Bluff the same day, and will return hero to load out on Saturday for Picton, Wellington, and Auckland via Timaru, Lyttelton, and Picton. The Opihi is to leave Wellington for DUunedtn direct to-morrow. She is duo on Thursday, when she will load out for Wellington, Nelson, New Plymouth via ports. The Titoki.is expected to leave Wellington on Friday for Dunedin direct. Due on Sunday, she is to scail again on Tuesday for Timaru, Lyttelton, Wellington, Napier, Gisborne, and Tauranga. . Tho Waimarino will be the next Union Company’s boat loading at Auckland for the south. She will leave the northern port on. Friday for Wellington, Lyttelton, Dunedin, and Bluff. She is due here on October 26, on day later than usual on account of the holiday on Labour Day. The Storm arrived from Wellington this morning, and is to sail to-night for Timaru, Lyttelton, Wellington, Picton, and Wanganui. The Foxton is scheduled to arrive from Lyttelton on Wednesday, and will sail the same day for Timaru, Lyttelton, and "Wellington. * ’The Wingatui sailed on Saturday to complete loading for Wellington and Auckland at Oamaru, Timaru, and Lyttelton.

The Holmdale. which arrived this morning, is to sail later to-day' for Wellington, Picton, and Wanganui via ports. The Gale is due from Bluff on Wednesday, and is to sail later in the clay for Timaru, Lyttelton, Wellington, Wanganui. Tho Port Whangarei is to load at Dunedin on October 25 for Tauranga, Auckland, and Whangarei. The lx ini is due at Dunedin from Westport via ports about Wednesday to discharge a cargo of coal and to load. INTER!,SI,AND SERVICE. The iuterislaml express liner Maori, from Wellington, arrived at Lyttelton at 7 a.m. yesterday. WAIKOUAITI ON' THURSDAY, The Waikouaiti left Sydney on Saturday for New Zealand ports. She is cine here on Thursday, and will probably sail on Friday for Timaru and Lyttelton to complete discharging. CARGO FROM LOS ANGELES. The Wairuna left Los Angeles on October 12 with cargo from Pacific Coast ports for Auckland, Wellington, Lyt-, telton, Dunedin, Bluff, and Australian ports. She is due at Auckland on November 0. PORT GISBORNE FOR DUNEDIN. The C. and D. motor vessel Port Gisborne left London on October 12 for Dunedin and Lyttelton via Suva. She is expected about November 21. OLD-TIME R RECOND IT lONE D. Having served ’for twenty-nine years as a trawler and coastal trader before being laid up in “ Rotton Row at Auckland, the Baroona, a well-known steamer, was recently reconditioned am! a new motor engine fitted. Some of the equipment from the old mission steamer Southern Cross V. was used for tho renovation. The Baroona was built in 1904. 'PEES ITINERARY ALTERED. The 'Pecs left - Wailangi at 4 o'clock on Friday afternoon, and was due at Lyttelton last night. Her itinerary' has been altered. Site is to leave Lyttelton this afternoon for Owenga and Pitt Island only, omitting Wailangi this trip.' She will return to Lyttelton, thence to Wellington to discharge fish. PERSONALCaptain G. Williams is in command of the Shaw, Savill liner Tamaroa, and his officers are: —Chief, Mr J. W. Hartsecond, Mr R. G. dames: third, Mr d. G. Allen: fourth, Mr E. Johansen; fifth, Mr C. F. Parker; chief engineer. Air d. Macintosh: second, Mr F. L. Gibbon: third,'Mr G. Pope; fourth, Mr If. K. Taylor: filth, Mr d. Roberts: sixth, Mr R. Stoekill; seventh. Mr E. C. Auger; eighth, Mr d. Griffiths; chief refrigerating engineer, Mr E. Land; second. Air d. Farquhar; chief electrician, Afr A. Al.itford; second, Afr H. Brnmniell; first wireless, Air A. Lund; second. Air T. Higgle; surgeon. Dr AI. Bulger; purser, Mr A. Phillips; chief steward, Afr F. Thomas.

Messrs E. G. Aleatyard and 11. AI. Hughes have been appointed second and third officer respectively on the Tamahinc.

Mr d. Beat-son is relieving Air d. A. Huglian as second mate on the Rata. Captain W. Whitefield has taken command of the Waipiata. relieving Captain S. Hewitt, who has transferred to the Karetn. Captain S, A. Chatfield, of the latter vessel, is taking private leave at Auckland. Captain E. A. Stein is taking command of the Kakariki. relieving Captain R'. Huntly, who has transferred to the command of the Oonah. Captain E. Evans, of the latter vessel, is taking over the Loongana. Captain J. Stewart is taking command of the Kowhai shortly, relieving Captain Donald M’Donald for holidays. THE FIFE. After discharging a phosphate cargo from Nauru Island at New Plymouth and Wanganui the steamer Fife was expected to leave Wanganui for Westport on Friday evening to replenish her bunkers before she proceeds to Fiji to load a raw sugar cargo for Europe. S.S. and A. LOADING STEAMERS. The Shaw, Savill ami Albion steamer Pakeha, which Jolt London for .Australia on September 26, will load tor Great .Britain in New Zealand,‘where she is due cni November 21. Her loading ports have not been announced, but she is to leave New Zealand for London on December 12. Tho Alahia is to leave London for Australia on October 21, ami will load in New Zealand, where she is. clue on December 20. She will leave New Zealand for London on January 6. Tho llaranga, which is to leave London for Australia on November . 7 V is scheduled to commence loading in New Zealand on December 28, and to sail for London on January 18. CUAIBERLAND FOR AUCKLAND. The Federal Company has received a wireless message from tho Cumberland, en route from Liverpool, reporting that she expects - to reach Auckland at 6 p.m, next Tuesday. She - will later complete discharge at Napier, Wellington, Lyttelton, and Dunedin, and is due here on October 24 or 25. THE GOLDEN CROSS. The American steamer Golden Cross was scheduled to leave Los Angeles yesterday with cargo from Pacific Coast ports for discharge at Auckland and in Australia. She is due at Auckland about November 10. NEW SHAW-SAVILL VESSELS. In each of the two 12-000-ton motor cargo liners which Harland and Wolff are building for the Shaw, Savill Line, a Clarkson exhaust gas boiler will be installed. The boiler will be designed to utilise a percentage of the gases from one of the two Harland-B. and W. pressure-charged four-stroke engines, ami is Oft in diameter with an overall height of loft. The evaporation when working on exhaust gases will be I,ooolb per hour. _ The boiler is fitted with a combustion chamber to take oil-burning equipment, and will generate 2,0001 b per

hour from oil fuel. The working pres-1 sure is 1001 b per square inch. Each { unit is of the Clarkson simplex type, j allowing accessibility to the water and gas space, without the need for head room or the removal, of any externa! piping for inspection. PASSENGER LISTS. —Tamaroa.— The Tamaroa, which arrived at Wellington on Wednesday afternoon from Southampton, s brought the- following passengers;—For Wellington: Air R. Banks, Air 11. Clifford, Mrs F. Foster, Air D. Jones, Airs Jones, Airs J. P. Af'Rac, Airs E. Nathan, Alias J. Nathan, Airs C. Nelson, Mrs A. B. Net-ten, Dr W, N, Pa icy, Airs Paley, Alias P. Paley, Air A. Radford, Airs Gribbon, For Auckland: Alias E. Allen, j Colonel R. C. Allen. Aliss B. Allen,.! Master 1). Allen, Aliss D. Armstrong, j Aliss B. Armstrong. Aliss J. Asford, Airs AI. Cameron, Aliss A, Cameron, I Air A. K. Clark, Miss C. Greig, Air E. i Alarshall, Commander A. H. MaxwellHy.slop, Airs C. Afaxwell-Hyslop, faster A. B. Afaxwell-Hyslop. Master 11. J. Afaxwell-Hyslop, Air F. -Xewson, Airs Newsom Air H. Richmond.' For | Lyttelton; Commander S, Hall, Airs Hall. Master W. Hall. Miss E. AT. j Hewitt. Aliss L. Hewitt, Mrs C. Pater- I sou,,Alisa J. Paterson. For Dunedin : Aliss M. Kergan. For Napier: Air J. Lane. For Timaru; Captain and Airs G. 'J', Hcnnessy. For Australia; Miss. H. Ammermatin. Mr 11. Henderson, Airs Henderson, Alaster R. Henderson. Aliss 11. Henderson.’ Mr A. Kmnmerle, Afrs Kummorle, Aliss A. Lukins, Aliss G. Naismith, Mr W. Stewart, Airs. Stewart, Airs A. B. Williams, Mr J. Curtis, Afrs Curtis, Air W. J. Eccles, Airs Eccles, Aliss J. Peck,' Aliss S. Wolton. Round trip: Aliss A. Black and Chief-commander C. Sylvander. —Rangitiki.— The Rangitiki, which is due at Wellington on October 25 from London, is] bringing, among others, the following passengers:—

Airs A. E. Bates, Mr E. N. Cameron, Afr H. I). Garrick. Mr E. E, Ball, Airs AI. Horton, Mr H. R. Buttenvorth, Afrs D. H. Campbell, Aliss E. T. Ream man. Airs AI. A. Neill, Airs K. Hamilton and daughter. Air and Airs A. W. Collier, Captain B. C. D’Arcv Maxwell, Air W. T. Ray, Airs C. and Aliss B. Morris, Airs Af. E. F. Easton, Mr and Airs Dan Wnille, Air and Airs Warwick Gregory, Mrs Hamilton and daughter, Lieutenant E. Banks, Air Ray, Air and Alls Castle and two children. Airs A. R, Christian. Aliss A. Af. I,like, Air and Afrs 11. Bleakloy and child, Airs. Aliss, and Master Wood, Aliss E; J-, Young, Air D. Tannock, Airs. A. Bernal. Air T. W. A. Alorafch, Air and Airs E. B. S. Julso and child, Mr ami Airs E. H. Hogg, Air H. and Aliss E. "Morgan, AlrsO. E. Masterman, Aliss A. 11. Higgs. Mrs R. L- G. Elkin, Airs N. 1. R. Uusworth, the Rev. .Mother O. S. T. Alice, Aliss D. Tlnvaites, Air 1). Gnuk, Airs Af. Gouk and daughter, Mrs R. Sheldon, Air G. C. Clark. Airs I, W. Raymond, Miss AI. A. Solomon. Mrs 11. C. Young. Airs F. Phillips, Aliss J. Greig, Airs AY. S. Clark and four children; Airs M. T. Kirk. Aliss J. AU.M. Aliller, Air A. J. AlacDonald, Afr AY. Wilson, Airs E. At.' Evans, Airs A. Searle and child, Miss Af. Taylor, Afrs A. Wood) Mrs L. Jeffreys, Afr and Airs J. H. (Ratcliffe and child, Air l». AVarne, Aliss E. G. MacDonald. Air and Airs J. T: W. Newton, Mr J. B. Afelville, Mr and Airs AY. H. Allen and two children, Aliss C. i. Cana van,* Afr J. Henderson, Aliss L. Whiting. Messrs Reenberg. Airs H. Levy and child, Air J. G. White, Elec. Art. C. H. Onyett.

Air G. Dearman, Air and Airs H. Ranger. Aliss F. Ail. Griffin, Mr and Airs F. llawson, Airs H. E. Campbell, Aliss AI, J. Scott, Mr and Airs AY. Sutton, Airs At. Martin, Air and Airs F. J. Nightingale. Mr G. T. Wilson, Air and Airs J. J. Barham, the Aliases C. J. and J. K. Reid, Mrs D. F. J. Dunn and child, Airs E. Coley, Air and Airs R. Witts, Airs E. P. Rose. Aliss J. Fulton, Air J. APlntosh, Air and Airs S. Curry, Airs Af. S. Blakiston and four children, Mr A. H. Lay. Air S. G. E. Shaw, Air D. Al'Gammon, Airs J. E. Hodgson, Air A. Rosamond, Mr S. A. Lilliendal, Miss K. Crookes, Air and Airs H. Barraclough and child. Airs S. Hartley, Afrs AI. AI. Rolfo and child. Air W. Sutherland, Aliss At. J. Elliott, Air and Airs H. H. Griffiths, Air AY. J. Pond, Air J. Alay, Air and Airs P. Murphy, Air E. A. Lock. PACIFIC MAIL SERVICES. -—Southward.— Aorangi left Vancouver October 11 for Auckland and Sydney via Honolulu and Suva. Due Auckland October 30 and Sydney November 4. Monterey is to leave San Francisco on October 17 for Auckland, Sydney, and Melbourne via Honolulu, Pago Pago, and Suva. Due Auckland November 3, Sydney November 6, and Melbourne November 10. Aorangi left Vancouver, on October 11 and Honolulu on October 18 for Suva, Auckland, and Sydney. Due at Auckland on October 30. The Maunganui .left San Francisco on September 27 for ’ Wellington and Sydney- via Papeete and Rarotonga. She is" due at Wellington on October 16. Mariposa is to leave San Francisco on November 14 for Honolulu, Pago Pago, Suva, Auckland, Sydney, and Melbourne. She is due at Auckland on December 1 and Sydney on December 4. —Northward. — Makura left Sydney September 28 and Wellington October 3 for San,Francisco via Rarotonga and Papeete. Due San Francisco October 20. Niagara left Sydney October 12’ and will leave Auckland October 17 for Vancouver via Suva and Honolulu. Due Vancouver November 3. Niagara left Sydney on October 12 and will leave Auckland on October 17 for Suva, Honolulu, and Vancouver. Monterey is to leave Melbourne on November 11 and Sydney on November 15 for Auckland, Suva, Pago Pago, Honolulu, Los Angeles, and San Francisco. She is to arrive at Auckland and sail again on November 18. VESSELS IN’ WIRELESS CALL. The following vessels are expected to bo within range of the undermentioned wireless stations to-night:— Auckland. Canadian Conqueror, Cumberland, Hauraki, Alaui Pomare, Mouowai, Port- Hunter. Wanganella. Wellington.—Aorangi, H.AI.S. Diomede, Alaori, Alatai, Pulpit Point,

Rangitata, Rangitiki, Rualmte, Tamahine, Wahiue. Awarua.—Kiwitea, Mak'ura, Waikouaiti. Chatham Islands.—Southsea. TELEGRAMS AND CABLES. AUCKLAND, October 14.—Arrived;! Canadian Conqueror (12.30 p.m.), from Montreal. Sailed: Waiiganella (5.15 p.m.), for Sydney. October 15—Arrived: Tarnaroa (8.30 p.m.), from Wellington; lonic (11 p.m.) . from New Plymouth. WELLINGTON, .October 14. Arrived: Poston (4.5 p.m.), from Lyttelton; Holmglen (10.35 p.m.), from Waikato. Sailed: Storm (1.5 p.m.), fop Dunedin; Paua (1.15 p.m.), for Bluff;! Waimarino (1.25 p.m.), for Auckland;] Holmdale (2.35 p.m.).. for Dunedin;! John (7.30 p.m.), for Westport; Maori (7.50 p.m.), for Lyttelton; Titoki (11.5 p.m.)," for Napier. October 15—Arrived; Wabine (7 a.m.), from Lyttelton: Port M hangarei (5.55 a.m.), from Lyttelton; City of Singapore (4.30 p.m.), from Auckland; Kairaai, from Westport; Kanna. from Napier. LYTTELTON, October 14.—Sailed;] Port Whangarei (1.50 p.m.), for Wellington; Wahine (5.20 p.m.), for Wellington. October 15—Arrived; .Maori' 1 7 a.m.), from Wellington; Awahou (11.45 a,in.), ffom Gisborne; Alexander, from Tarakohe: Tees, from Chatham Islands. October 16—Arrived:’ Coptic (6.50 a.m.), from Dunedin. BLUFF*, October 16. Arrived:] « Poolta (11.15 a.m.), from Dunedin. SYDNEY, October 14. Arrived;] Port Waikato, from New Zealand. October 15—Sailed: Monowai (1.30 p.m.),for Auckland. (For continuation see late news.)

New moon Oct. 1!) 5.15 p.m. First quarter ■ Oct. ‘26 9.51 a,in. Ful! moon • ■ • Nov. 2 7.29 p.m. Last quarter Nov. 10 It.■IS pm.

a.m. to-dn.v: — Bar. Tli. Wea. Wellington—N.W. 3 29.9-t 52 B Greymouth — N.K. 2 ‘29.99 ■15 1* Christchurch — N.E. 3 29.88 50 C Tiinaru—N. ... 3 29.7845 liC Oaniaru — N.W. ... 3 29.70 52 c Dunedin 0 29.53 50 c Quednstovni—S.W. 2 29.70 <15 CJ X uggets—N. W. o 29.07 47 c Bluff—N.AV. ... 0 29.03 48 o r