SHIPPING NEWS

Greymouth Evening Star, 1 July 1912, Page 7

SHIPPING NEWS

HIGH WATER. July 1;—11.30 a.m.; 11.48 p.m. July 2. : 0.6 p.m. July 3. 0.24 a.m. ; 0.42 p.m. July 4. 0.59 a.m. ; 1.17 p.m. July 5. 1.35 a.m. ; 1.55 p.m. Juh- 6. 2.15 a.m. ; 2.36 p.m. Jul'v 7. 2.59 a.m.; 3.22 p.m. Jul'v B. 3.46 a.m. : 4.12 p.m. July 9.- 4.41 a.m. ; 5.13 p.m. July 10.— 5.47 a.m. ; 6.21 p.m. July 11.— 6.55 a.m.: 7.29 p.m. July 12.-- 8.1 a.m. ; 8.32 p.m. ARRIVED. July I.—Arahiira, ss, 771 tons, Captain Lambert, limn Wellington. Nelson and Westport. Passengers—Miss Young ; Mesdames Campbell and child, Bradshaw, Stanley. Hickey, Harley; Messrs Moran, Bradshaw. Sotheran. McLarenj, Harley, Liviclv, Cox. Fraser, Walker. Langbein. Burrows, Ayres, Lather, Robertson, Sullivan, and ten steerage. June 50.—Waimea, ss, 250 tons. Captain Graham, from , New Plymouth. SAILED. June 30.—Kaitoa, ss, 117 tons, Captain Henry, for Foxton. IN PORT—THIS DAY. Karori, Pukaki. Inga. Arahnra. War mea (steam), ‘Lily (sail). EXPECTED ARRTVALS. To Anati, Dunedin, to-morrow. Poherua. Wellington. Wednesday. Haupiri. Wellington. Thursday. Flora, Dunedin, Thursday. Oponri. .Lyttelton, Thursday. Pukaki, Lyttelton, Friday. Kuwhai. Onehunga. Friday. Kairaki, Lylellon, Wellington, Tuesday PROJECTED DEPARTURES. Karori. Melbourne, Adelaide, to-night. Pukaki, Lyttelton, to-night. Waimea. Wanganui, to-night. Arahnra, Wellington, Nelson. Westport, to-night. Te Anan. Dmiedin. 10-niorrow. Inga. Nydia Day. Sydney. Wednesday. Poherua. Wellington, Wednesday. Han pin, Wellington. Wednesday. Flora, Dunedin. East Coast ports, Thursday. Hotoili, Wellington, Nc'Lon, Westport, Thursday. Pukaki,. Lyttelton, FridayKowhai. Gisborne, Friday. Kairaki. Lyttelton, Friday. Oponri. Lyttelton. Saturday.

The Arahnra arrived this morning, and, sails for Wellington at nilio o’clock to-1 night. The Pukaki sails for Lyttelton to-night (coal laden). The Karori sails for Melbourne and Adelaide to-night, timber laden. The Te Anan is due from Dunedin tomorrow. and loads coal for the same port. The Kaitoa sailed yesterday morning with a cargo of coal lor Foxton. The Waimea arrived from Now Plymouth direct yesterday morning, and sails to-night with a cargo of coal for Wanganui. The following passengers leave by the Arahnra dfiMisscs Thompson, Greancy, Palmer, Thompson; Mosdames Bryan, Breath, Newbury; Messrs Cramp, Williams, Robertson, Shepherd, Fraser, Melville, Richards, Breath. Me,ale. Newbury, The Inga is loading timber for Sydney. She part loads here and completes at Nydia Bay. She is expected to sail from Greymmith, on Wednesday. The Haupiri is due from Wellington on Wednesday. Sim loads coal and returns. The Roloiti is due from Wellington, via usual ports, on Thursday. Site sails on her return at eleven o’clock the same night. The Waipiri is due on Thursday to load limber for Sydney. The . Flora is due from Dunedin, j via East Coast ports, on Thursday. She loads coal for Dunedin via Westport. The Kowhai is due from Gisborne on Friday. Sim loads coal for Onehungfi. The schooner Lily sails for Lyttelton on Tuesday morning. The Oponri is due from Lyttelton on turns on Saturday. The Union Company’s new steamer Karamn, 800 tons, a similar vessel to the Kowhai, left England on June 18th for New Zealand ports, via Hobart. Mr M. Alexander has joined the Kini as second engineer in place of Mr R. Graham, who reverts to bin position as third engineer. Mr F. Fogarty, actingthird, has Signed off the vessel’s articles, Mr Adkins, chief officer of the Waipori, wonta osera then me, went ashore at Auckland on holiday leave, his place being taken by Captain J. Morrison, late of the Haupiri. Captain A. H. Davey, of the Kini, left Wellington for Auckland yesterday on holiday leave, and is being relieved by Captain Holmes, late of the Haupiri. It is announced that, the Union Company has taken the- steamer Myra Fell, 3024 tons, on a six months’ time charter. The Myra Fell is a steel screw vessel, built in 1907 by the Irvine Shipbuilding Company, Limited. West Hartlepool, to the order of the Kessler Shipping Company. Limited. Her dimensions are:— Length, 324.7 ft.; breadth, 47ft; depth, 13.8 ft. She is registered at Sydney.

PORT OF GREYMOUTH.

COAL EXPORT. - , . The following is the coal export for the iweek ending June 29th, 1912; ' STATE, v - ‘ Tons' ( wt. . Rotoiti . ... • ... ... 249 2 Gertie ... , T.„ ... 209 1 Flora \ ... r ... 500 6 Kittawa • -... , 75 10 Poherua ... 1416 13 Pukaki ... 1002 4 Total ...- ... .4 3462 16. BLACKBALL. . Tons Cy',l-. Ngatoro ■ ... ... ... 1272 1 Ngahero ... ... ... 1348 2 Putiki ... ... •• 348 .2 Kittawa ... ... .... 251 b Kaitoa ... ... ... 158 L Pukaki ... ... ... 408 1, Waimea ... ... ... 301 6 . Total ... ... ... 4098 5 BRUNNER. Kini 268 6 Kaitoa ... ... 52 11 Total 320 17 Grand total ... ... 7841 18 REVENUE RETURNS FOR JUNE. The following is a return of the Customs and excise revenue collected at the Port of Grevmouth for the month of June. 1912: " : ' CUSTOMS. £ s. d. Spirits ... ... ... 1058 3 8 Cigars and snuff ... 8 11 6 Cigarettes 290 17 0 Tobacco, manufactured ... 533 18 6 Wine, sparkling ... ... 9 0 0 Wine, Australian ... ... 27 19 8 Wine, South African ... 34 8 9 Goods by weight— General tariff 48 13 6 Preferential tariff ... ... 10 0 0 Goods ad valorem— General tariff ... ... 334 1.1 0 Preferential tariff 1.8 12 0 Other duties, not specified above— General tariff >to 5 6 Preferential tariff ... ... 1 10 0 Total £2436 37 1 EXCISE. ■Beer ;. 100 15 U Grand total ... ... 2537 33 0