SHIPS AND SHIPPING.

Hawke's Bay Tribune, Volume I, Issue 167, 1 July 1911, Page 4

SHIPS AND SHIPPING.

BARQUE’S ROUGH PASSAGE. (press association. —copyright]. Sydney, June 30. The barque Manurewa, which arrived to-day, left Nydia Bay 40 days since. She encountered a series of fierce gales, and several times hove to. For a week she drifted under bare poles. Her crew had a trying time. STEAMERS COLLIDE. Ottawa, June 30. The steamer Aranmore collided with and sank the steamer General Wolfe near Quebec in a dense fog. Both vessels launched lifeboats, and the passengers and crew of the latter were rescued. The Aranmore was not seriously damaged. DENSE FOG AT SYDNEY. SHIPPIN G IN DIF FICULTIES.

Sydney, June 30. During a record fog the harbour ferry steamers Kangaroo and Kunnamulla collided. The ferry steamer Bingarra got foul of the collier Pareora. The ferry steamer Yady Rawson caine into collision with another vessel. In each case the vessels were running slow, and the damage was not serious, but considerable excitement was caused amongst the passengers. The steam lighter Jubilee coming down the Parramatta river was piled on Brothers Rocks, displacing the marble monument of the sculler Searle from the foundation. A number of other vessels had narrow escapes from colliding or grounding in the fog. LAUNCH OF A WHITE STAR LINER. (Received 1, tu.2O a.m.) London, June 30. The White Star liner Zealandia. for Australian and New Zealand service, has been launched at Belfast. TELEGRAPHIC ADVICES. Sydney, June 30. Arrived, 11 a.m.—Victoria, s.s.. irom Auckland. (Received 1. 8.5 a.m.) London, June 30. Arrived.—Tainui. s.s.. from Wellington. PORT OF NAPIER. HIGH WATER TO-MORROW. Outer Harbour 10.11 a.m., 11.35 pm arrivals: July. I Petone, s.s., from Gisborne. I Mearere, s.s. from Auckland.

departures: June. 30—Ripple, s.s., f or Gisborne. expected arrivals. June. 29— Fanny, s.s., from Gisborne. 30— Whangape, s.s., from Gisborne. J uly. 3— Monowai, s.s., from Northern ports. Whangape, s.s., from Gisborne. - Kamona. s.s. from Wellington 4— Tarawera, s.s., from Southern ports. The Tyser liner Marere arrived this morning from Auckland, and leaves again to-night for Wellington. ° • Th i e Union Com Pany’s Mokoia arrn ed yesterday morning from Southern ports, and left at 8.30 p.m. for Gisborne and Auckland. . The Lnion Company’s Monowai is due on Monday from Northern porta, and leaves at 2 p.m. for Wellington and South.

The I nion Company’s Tarawera is due on Tuesday morning from Southern pouts, hi;.] leaves at 8.30 f r- Gisbor! c Auckland. Ine Union Company’s Waitemata leaves Bluff on Tuesday for Napier Gisi-,rm ;a)( | Am.klim.l, via Oami : u aud Thna. i. , Lh( l . G?': 1 Company's Komona leave.; t jngton this afternoon, atui is cu e he ro to-morrow with a }■ • i-aigo of coal from Greymouth. > On completing her discharge at this port she leaves for Auckland. The Lnion Company’s Whangape is due on Monday from Gisborne. On discharge she leaves for Westport. Owing to the condition of the bar at M airoa the Tangaroa s movements are uncertain. The movements of Messrs. Richardson and Co.’s steamers are as follows : —Ripple _• Arrived yesterday morning from Wellington, and , left at 5.30 last evening for Gis- | borne. Fanny: Left Gisborne at j noon yesterday, and was due here i about midnight last night. Ruru : | Is in port, and loading for Tuparoa ! and "Waipiro. She leaves for those ' ports about noon to-morrow. Kahu : ! Is working the Southern coast. The Petone arrived this morning from Gisborne and after loading 50 head of cattle leaves for Lyttelton.