SHIPPING.

Lyttelton Times, Volume XCVI, Issue 14428, 19 July 1907, Page 6

SHIPPING.

LYTTELTON. PHASES OF THE MOON.

"WEATHER REPORT, ETC. High Water. This Day (Friday): Morning 10.10 a.m., evening 10.31" p.m. Sun rises 7.23 a.m., sets 4.44 p.m. Moon rises 11.46

ARRIVED. July 18, S.o a.m.—Tarawera, s.s., 1269 tons, Bolls, from Wellington and east coast porta. Union Steamship Company, agents. . Passengers—Hcv P. It. Paris, Messrs Nicholson, Boss, Sargent, Caldwell and Jamieson, and six steerage July 18, 840 a.m.—Largo Law, s.s., 2541 tons, Henderson, from Dunedin. Kaye and Carter, Limited, agents; C. Perrier and Co., port agents. July 18. 9.15 a.m.—Mararoa, s.s., 1381 tons. Manning, from Wellington. ■ Union Steamship Company, agents. Passengers—Misses M’Farlaae' .Healey, Neill, Bowkcr. and Joseph, Mesdames ..Melhuish. Dobbs. Clarkson and infant, Simpson, Callaghan, Chedwin. Paterson and infant and Boss, Hon C. Louisson, Messrs Wicks, Morris. Clarkson, Monk, 'Cathro, Penhey, Low, Martin. Mathews, Barber (2), Baird, John Ainstery, Bidley, Brown, Quiree, Brice, Simpson, Richardson, M’Ccrk. Clark Hughes. Davidson. Burr, Percy, Verity. Evatt, Knight. Ewing, Whiteman and Macdonald, and thirty-one steerage. July 18, 12.45 p.m —Bippingham Grange, s. 3795 tons. iiay. from Liverpool, via Australian and northern ports. Kinsey, Bams and Co., agents. > SAILED. ■ July 18. 10.25 a.m— Falcon, schooner. 98 tons, Clarkson, for Havelock. T. H. Ker. agent. July 18, 1.55 p.m.—Tarawera. s.s., 1269 tons. Bolls, for Dunedin. Union Steamship Company, agents. Passengers—-Mrs Corbould Messrs Martin, Cuningham. Corbould and Atkinson. . July IS. 6.15 p.m.—Wakatu, . s.s., 95 tons, Wills, for Kaikoufa and Wellington. Kinsey. Barns and Co., agents. July 18. 5.15 P.m.. Mararoa, s.s., 1381 tons. Manning, lor Wellington. Umou Steamship Company, agents. Passengers—Misses King (2). Hanop, Horrell, Hoey, 'iurnbull, Threlkeld, > Barrett, M'Leiman. Hart. Jones. Jenkins and Berkley. Mesdames King, Pearce, Pargoe. Berry, Alexander, Nicoll. Horrell, Taylor. M’Guinness, Jenkins, Addison, Bennett, Dr Makgill, Messrs King. Bush, Piper, Kraeizer. Heighten ' Commons, Webster, Wilkes, Kerr. Maxwell. Pearce, Pargoe, Berry, Alexander, Boberts, Field. M’Millan, Quane, Niooll, Jones, Scager, Nicholls. Horsley, Duncan, Phillips,-; Burr, Nicholls, Robson, Hempseed, Jenkins. Butterworth, Bandinet, Harding, Taylor, King. Hartman, Simpson, Dunn, Smith, Lucas, Tindall. Boyes, Odell, Edmonds, Robertson and Dick, Sir George Clifford and Master Tothill. July 18. 5.30 p.m.—Cygnet, s.s., 66 tons, Murray, for Kaikoura. Pitoaithly and Co., agents. EXPECTED ARRIVALS. From Flinders Bay—Ennerdale, left July 6. ■From London—lonic, s.s., at Wellington July 16. Orari, s.s., left June 5, due Dunedin July 26. Papauui, s.s., left Cape Town July 9, due Wellington August 3. Rakaia. 8.3:, at Wellington. Karamea, s.s.. left July S, due Dunedin August 22. Athenio, s.s., left June 27, due Wellington August 13. Wakanui, s.s., left June 30, due Auckland August 29. Kumara. s.s., left June 6, due Auckland July 23. Turakina, s.s., left July 13, due Wellington -August 28. Marere, s.s., at Melbourne. July 16. Indralema, s.s., at Sidney. Star of Scotland, s.s., left June 20. From Liverpool—Drayton Grange, left June 1. Devon, s.s., left July 2. Sussex, s.s., left July 2. From New York—Gowanhum, at Melbourne July 8. Indian Monarch, s.s., at Melbourne July 12. Katuna, left June 11. Indraghiri, left June 22. Hampton, s.s., left June 15. Kish, s.s., left July 8. From Sydney—Warrimoo, s.s., left Wellington July 18., Zealandia, s.s., left Napier July 18. Mokoia, s.s., left July 17. .From Melbourne—Maheno, s.s., left Dunedin July 18. Wimmora. s.s., left July 17. From Edithburg—Dunloe, barque. UNION STEAMSHIP COMPANY’S FLEET. FRlDAY.—Rotomahana arrives from Wellington, -and leaves on return trip. Maheno arrives from Melbourne, via southern ports, and leaves for Sydney. via Wellington. Warrimoo arrives from Sydney, via Wellington, and leaves for Melbourne, via southern portrs. Kini leaves for Greymouth. The s.s. Largo Law returned from Dunedin at 8.40 a.m. yesterday, and went at once into dock for cleaning and painting. It is expected that sho will come out on Saturday, when she is to leave for Newcastle. The Shaw, Savill and Albion Company’s t. Iqnio, which arrived at Wellington from Loudon on Tuesday, has about 1400 tons of cargo for Lyttelton, and is expected to arrive here about Monday. The s.s. Wakatu, which arrived on Wednesday night, brought 107 sheep from Kaikoura. .The schooner Morning Light is due from Waitapu with a timber cargo. The New Zealand . and African Company’s s.s. Bippingham Grange arrived from West . of England ports via Australian and northern ports yesterday afternoon, and was berthed at No. 7 jetty to discharge 1500 tons of cargo. It is expected that she will leave, to-morrow evening for Dunedin, where she' is to finish unloading. Her further movements are not yet known. The Tyser s.s. Marere. arrived at Melbourne from London on Tuesday morning, after a passage of forty-one days. Sho should arrive here in three weeks’ time. Mr A. Lewis, of the Union Company, left lor Suva by the Manapouri on Wednesday, sn route to Canada and England. Mr Lewis is to come out as chief engineer of one of the company’s new steamers. Captain J. O. Carter, of the Shaw, Savill and Albion Company’s s.s. lonic, has the following officers associated with him:— Chief. Mr J. Hughes; first, Mr W. Western; second, Mr P. R. Vaughan; third, Mr S. Crosthwaite; fourth, Mr W. Paul; purser, Mr J. T. Cummins.; surgeon, Dr W. Dutton. Mr G. M’Lennan is chief engineer. Mr J. F. Crawford joined the s.s. Maheno as chief officer at Dunedin on Tuesday, relieving Mr E. R. Stewart, who will join the Koonya as acting-master on arrival of the latter vessel at Greymouth. The s.s. Indralema. of tho Tyser line, has been delayed at Sydney on account of tho coal-lumpers’ strike. It is expected she will reach Wellington about August 5. The ‘‘ Otago Daily Times ” states that postcards received by a Milton resident chow that the crew of the wrecked barque Marguerite Mirabaud have safely reached France. The ship Clan Robertson, which was recently sold to Norwegians, is now known as Maletta, and the barque Bankieigh, also sold to Norwegians, has had her name changed to Ceres. The s.s. Gowanhurn, now on her way to New Zealand from New York, via Australia, is commanded by Captain Forbes, who was second mate of the ship Craigieburn, which was wrecked near Port Philip Heads about fifteen years ago. There has lor some time been a revival .of smuggling on the south-west coast of Ireland, cigars, tobacco, spirits, perfumery, and other excisable goods being traded in by the crew of a Dutch vessel, the Cosmopolite. At tho beginning of last month she was captured, and a search resulted in the seizure of £4OO in Irish bank notes and gold. The Union Steamship Company’s s.s. Waikaro, having completed her overhaul, is to take up tho Tarawera’a running in tho Auckland-Dunedin trade this afternoon. The Federal-Houlder-Shire s.s. Fifeshire, which left Auckland for Avonmouth last week, leaded the following cargo in New Zealand: —277,020 ft timber, 52,744 carcases jamb, 9071 carcases mutton, 7501 crates rabbits, 7300 packages boned meats, 2022 bales tow, 1769 oases preserved meats, 1892 boxes, butter, 1361 sacks cocksfoot, 1220 crates beef, 485 boxes beef, 667 bales flax, 550 sacks peas 436 quarters beef, 400 cases gum, 86 tons scrap-iron, 54 cases poultry, 51 bales sheepskins, 260 bales wool, 23 casks pelts, 24 bales rags, 65 cases whisky, 18 pales hemp, 18 crates sundries, 719 ‘‘kegs’ casings, 12i tons bark, 24 packages paints, 7 cases. 'Mr Joseph Hatch is at present in Dunedin (says the 'M-Hago Daily Times ”) making arrangements to despatch the schooner Jessie Nioool to the Macquaries. Captain M’Bryde will probably take command, and Mr Hatch communicated with the officers and crew of tho wrecked barque U oollahra with a view to securing the services of the first and second mates and a crew for his vessel. Should his efforts in this direction prove successful, Mr Hatch hopes to despatch the Jessie Niccol to the islands in about a fortnight. The “ New Zealand Times ' says:—Messrs Richardson and Co., of Napior, owners of the coastal steamers Toroa, Kami, Ruru and Fanny, have decided to increase the tonnage of tho steamer Toroa. At present the Toroa carries a crew of sixteen all told, which includes three engineers and three firemen. The vessel’s tonnage oan bo increased considerably without any increase in the crow being required by tho shipping regulations. Tho Toroa is now compelled to carry a crow which would suffice for a vessel several times her size. It is therefore intended to lengthen her by about 80ft, which wm mean an increase in her carrying capacity of about 150 tons dead-weight. Messrs JTKeegan Bros., of Wellington, are at present engaged in drawing up plans and epccinoations for tho "WOTS. Caotaiu Thomas Campbell, of the s.s. Hawke's Bay, now at Sydney loading under the auspices of tho Australian Union lina.

staled that his vessel had accomplished a record passage frorm Now York to Fremantle, while running under the United Tyser flag. He states that the vessel left New York at 7 a.m. on April 20, and made the run m forty-one days. The Wellington “Post” says that it ns stated that a collision in the harbour between tie Government, steamer Janio Sefickm and the Union Company’s steamer Te Anau was narrowly averted on _u.onday. The master of the Government steamer, in a report to the Collector of Customs (Mr D. Johnston), states-that the Janie Seddon was proceeding down the harbour towards the entrance, when the To Anau ran across her bow from the north, with the result that the Janie Seddon had to be stopped and her engines set going astern in order. to prevent a collision. The Customs authorities intend calling upon the master of the Te Anau for an exp.anation. TELEGRAPH NOTICE BOARD. LYTTELTON, July 18. Sailed, 1.55 p.m., Tnrawera. for Port Chalmers; 6.15 p.m., Mararoa, for Wellington; 6.15 p.m., Wakatu. for Kaikoura. WELLINGTON. July 18. Sailed, 3.30 p.m., Gothic, for London; 8 p.m., Rotomahana, for Lyttelton; 8 p.m., Warrimoo, for Lyttelton. WESTPORT, July 18. Sailed, 4.15 p.m., Moura. for Lyttelton. PORT CHALMERS, July 18. Sailed, 4 p.m., Maheno, for Lyttelton. GREYMOUTH, July IS. Arrived, 5.10 p.m., Kaituna, from Lyttelton; 9.30 p.m., Kittawa, from Lyttelton. SHIPPING TELEGRAMS. KAIPA—:, July 18. Sailed—James Craig, barque, for Sydney. AUCKLAND, July 18. Sailed—Whaka, for Port Chalmers. AVELLINGTON, July 18. Arrived—Warrimoo, from Sydney; passengers for Lyttelton—Miss Harold, Messrs Wright, Grant (2), Stephenson, Cowdery, Adams, Rawson, A’incont, Mair. and Howeil, Mesdames Sweet, Hay. Cowdery, Shelton and Hoal_ey, and six steerage. Sailed—Gothic, for London. Rotomahana, for Lyttelton; passengers—Misses Glen, Pardoe, Waghorn. Cavot, Phelong Solomon and Beattie, Mesdames Drake, Cullen, Bertie and child, Hon C. C. Bowen, Revs Jonghin and Martin Messrs James Allen, H. Elder, Eyeries, Cullen, Sullivan, Vincent, Man, Everies, Cullen, Sullivan, Noel, Grant (2). J. Stevenson, Vincent, Man, Campbell, Lock, J. Stevens, Loll, Barker, Mitchell, Barber, Shone, Clarke, Heath and Premyslav. DUNEDIN, July 18. Sailed—Maheno, for Sydney, via Cook Strait; passengers for Lyttelton—Mesdames Cable, Cunningham and Inverarity, Messrs Inverarity and Fredrio. AUSTRALIAN SHIPPING. SYDNEY, July 18. Sailed—H.M.S. Encounter and Gowanburn, for Auckland.

JULY. d. h. m Last quarter . * s 2 4 a.m. New moon . . . 11 2 47 a.m. First quarter . . 19 0 42 a.m. Full moon . . . 25 4 0 a.m.

sum., sets 0.11 a.m. THURSDAY, JULY 18. 9 a.m. Noon. 5 p.m. Barometer . 30.45 30.45 30.45 Thermometer . 42 4S ' 46 Calm.