SHIPPING NEWS
HIGH WATER. January 29. — 1.0 a.m.; 1.18 p.m. January 30. 1.37 a.m.; 1.55 p.m. January 31. 2.15 a.m.; 2.32 p.m. February 1. — 2.50 a.m.; 3.8 p.m. February 2. 3.24 a.m.; 3.44 p.m. February 3. 4.0 a.m.; 4.21 p.m. ARRIVED. January 28. —Echo, auxiliary scow, Captain Johanson, from Tarakohe. January 28. —Ngatoro, ss, 583 tons, Captain Dowell, from Wellington. January 20. —Holmdale, ss, 197 tons, Captain Robertson, from Wanganui. January 29.—Jane, ketch, from Westport. SAILED. January 2S —Waimca, ss, 250 tons, Captain Graham, for Wanganui. January 29.—Jane, ketch, for Hokitika. IN PORT. Rakanoa, Ngatoro, Holmdale, Echo (auxiliary scow). EXPECTED ARRIVALS. Waverley, from Wellington and way ports, this evening. Regulus, from New Plymouth, this evening. Karamu, from Onehunga, Friday. Kittawa, from Dunedin direct, Friday. Pukaki, from Auckland, Friday. Mapourika, from Wellington and Westport, Friday. Taviuni, from Dunedin and southern ports, Friday. Alexander, from Wellington, Saturday. •Ennerdale, from Lyttelton, Monday. PROJECTED DEPARTURES. Rakanoa, for Auckland, via Wcstport, to-night. Regulus, for Wanganui, Friday. Ngatoro, for Wanganui, Friday. Karamu, for New Plymouth, via Westport, Friday. Holmdale, for Lyttelton, Friday. Tukaki, for Lyttelton, Friday. Mapourika, for Wcstport and Wellington, Friday. Taviuni,' for Bluff and Dunedin, via Wcstport, Friday. Echo, for Hokitika, Saturday, Kittawa, for Wellington and Lyttelton, Monday. Ennerdale, for Melbourne and Hobart, February 6th. , The Rakanoa sails to-night for Auckland, via Westport. The Mapourika is due to-morrow morning, and sails for Westport ami Wellington at 1 o'clock to morrow afternoon. The Pukaki is due from Auckland tomorrow. Tiie Karamu is due to-morrow from Onehuiiga. j The Waimea sailed last night for Wan- ' gamii with a cargo of State and Paparoa coal, j The Waverley is due this evening from ' Wellington, via way ports, and on discharge of general cargo proceeds to Westport to load for Motueka. 'ilie Regulus is due from New Plymouth i direct in ballast to load coal lor Wat' ganui. The Alexander leaves Wellington to-day for Greymouth, via Picton, Nelson, artl Westport, and is due here on Saturday. The auxiliary scow Echo, for the safety of which some*anxiety had arisen, arrived last evening, 14 days out from Tarakohe. i it appears that there was no actual cause for alarm, the long duration of her passage j being simply due to her auxiliary engines ' being out of order and a strong southerly gale which sprang up when she was off Cape Foulwind last Friday. She brings a cargo of cement and general cargo, I partly for Greymouth and partly for Hoki- ! tika. She will probably get away for the 1 latter port on Saturday ,it being hoped 1 that by then her engines will be again in • good.going order. The ketch. Jane arrived from Westport this morning and sailed a couple of hours afterwards for Hokitika., having merely railed in to pick up an anchor and chain. Cnplnin W. A Smith, of Wellington.' one of the most widely known masters in the New Zealand coastal service, has been
granted a coastal pilot's certificate. Cap- * tain Smith was formerly master of the - trim little schooner Clyde and the Jessie ld | Niccol.
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Greymouth Evening Star, 29 January 1914, Page 7
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