SHIPPING.

Lyttelton Times, Volume CXIX, Issue 14704, 8 June 1908, Page 6

SHIPPING.

; LYTTELTON. PHASES OP THE MOON. JUNE.

ARRIVED. WEATHER REPORT, High Water, This Pay (Mcaulay): Morning 10.69 a.m., afternoon 11.20 J>*m- Sun ri3 ° s a.m., eels 4.27 p.ni. Moon rises l'.C p.m. SUNDAY, TUNE it 9 a.m. Noon. 5 p.m. Barometer .• . 30.18- 30,13. 30.06 Thermomoter . 61 53. • o2 ARRIVED. Juno 6, 6.50 a.m.—Wimmeia, .s.*., 3Vh] lons, Waller, from Sydney via east coast ports. Kinsey, Barns, and. Go., agents. Passenger* Misses White, Beaumont (2) and Norrio, ,siesdames Lunn, Chitty, Beaumont r,nd two ohiidren and. Hook and family, Messrs W. Luyn, J Steel, Strouts, Hook, > Beaumont, Duncan, G. Brown and J. H. Inglis and ten steerag#'. June 6, 6.55 a.m.—Maori, s,s„ 3309 ten-A Newton, from Wellington. Union Steameinp Company, agents. Passengers—Mitees Hems-. ley* Wallace, Pyne, Townsend, Silver, M Kenzie,’ Chappell, Liston, Anderson, Mailur, Kirkwood, Kirkaldio and Eaton, Nurse Parlane, Mesdames Ensor, Costello, Hoban, Willoughby Tregoning, Parsons, Pringle, _ lugger, Loa"e, Sargent, Kirk, Lamb, Morton and, Cox and child, Captain Hunter, Messrs John Roberts, Lawry, Saunders, Palmer, Simmonds, Hope. M’Ferran, Barcoe, Shanks, Nicoil, Prosser, Campbell (2), Henry, Malcolm, Taylor, Townsend, Cleneon (2), Suckling, Worman (2), Cooper, Schumacher, Ponton,. Noel, Taggart, Kirkaldie, M’Quinn. Samson. Gee, King, Price (2), Cotter, Parno, Richards, Livingstone, Penhay, Brodie, Andrews, Gore, Paine, Wilson, Duncan, Sutherland, Lamb, Morton, M'Arthur, Johnstone and Moore, Master Palmer and fifty steerage. June 6, 7.15 a.m.—Kapitn M2 tons, Shaw, from Wellington and Patea- Kinsey, Barns and Co., agents. , Jtrne 6, 7.35. a.m.—Waikare, s.s., 3071 tons, Berncch, from Dunedin. Union Steamship Company, agents. Passengers-—Misses Jennings (2), Mrs Cooper and child, Rev Walker, Messrs Pail, O’Brien,Quane, Newborn, Fisher. Smart, M’lntyre, Buckley and Cooper and ! °June e T S 4.15 p.m.-Faloon tchooner 96 tons, Cameron, from Havelock. T. H. K-er, ' lS jSne 6, 8 p.m. (at Heads)—Athenic, *•*•> 12,234 tons, Kempson, from Napier and Ois borne. National Mortgage and Agency ComPl Juno e 7, nt ß.’4s a.m. —Hawea, s.s., 1758 tons, Tate, from Greymoutb. Union Steamship Company, agents. • , i Juno 7, 12,5 p.m. —Pateena, s.s., 1212 tons, Kennedy, from Wellington. Union Steamship . Company, agents, Passengers—Misses Wilson, Sawle. M'Clonahan and Sprott,. Mes-> dames Whale, Darling and infant, Davis and Clarke, Rev W. Slade, Messrs Klmgonslom, Batting, Amos, Gee, Moore, Cooper, Lo.w, I Walker, King, Pitcaithly, Reoso, Milne, Hampson, Pryde, Monk, Douglas, Irvine, Evans, Woodhouso, Carter, Duka, Brittain, Stewart, Bainford, Taylor, Leader, Bragging Oiarke, Edwards, Preston and -Wilson, and twenty steerage. SAILEDJune 6, 9.53 a.m.—Lily, achooner, 81 tons, Bloom, for Kaipana. Pitcaithly and Co., agents. : • June 6, 4.45 p.m.—Canopus, s.s., 1337 tons, Lobb, for Westport. Westport Coal Company, agents. Juno,6, 7.1? p.m.—Wimmera, s.s., 8022 tons, Waller, for Dunedin., Kinsey. Barns and Co., agents. Passengers—Miss Wallace, Messrs ileathorington, Henshaw and Callaghan. Juno 6, midnight—Waikare, s.s., 8071 tons, Bcrnech, for Wellington and 1 east const ports. Union Steamship Company, agents. Passengers—lso saloon and steerage Juno 7, 12.35 a.m.—Kamti s.s., 243 tons, SJiaw, for Welling ton aud Patea. Kinsey, Barns and Co., agents.

THE UNION STEAMSHIP COMPANY'S FLEET.

MONDAY—Pateona leaves for Wellington. Kakanoa arrives from Westport.

The Shaw, Savill and Albion Company’s s.s) Mamari, which left Wellington on April 21, arrived at London on Thimday morning, one day ahead of timetable time. Tilt s.s. Toroa is expected to bid farewell to New Zeeland to-day, when she is to leave Wellington for Tasmania. The schooner Falcon, with a timber cargo from Havelock, arrived at Lyttelton at 4.15 p.m. (on Saturday., She' left Havelock on Wednesday afteriioqn, and had a passage without notable incident. ■

Mr G. M’Kenzie, late purser of the Union Steamship Company’s s.s. Maori, left Lyttelton by the S.S. Waikare on Saturday night for Wellington, in order to join the s.s. Moraroa. Mr Greenlands, purser of the latter, has been transferred to the s.s. Pateena for the time she is in ’the “ ferry ” service. Captain Kennedy, of the Union Steamship Company's s.s. Mapourika, .which is laid up for overhaul, joined tho s.s. Pateena on Saturday, in order to bring her to Lyttelton in tho '‘ferry” run. Messrs A. G. Anchor and Richardson joined the Pateena os 'first and aepond officers on Saturday.

It is expepted that the s.s. Tainui, which is being repaired by Mr M. J. Miller, at Lyttolton, will como off tho slip about Wednesday. A considerable portion of tho vessel’s bottom is being re-coppered, and some minor repairs are being effected, Tho Shaw, Savill and Albion Company's s.s. Athenio returned to Lyttelton on Saturday night from Napier and Gisborne, where she has been loading cargo for London. She anchored at the Heads about 8 p.m., and was berthed at No. 7 wharf about 7.30 a.m. yesterday. ' After ■ loading further Homeward cargo here, she will leave on ’Thursday for Wellington, which is to be her final port, on Thursday, June 18. Tlie Union Steamship 'Company’s s.s. Maori went into the Lyttelton dock about 8 a.m. on Saturday, for the purpose of having repairs executed, to her foreward rudder, which had become jammed and unmanageable, presumably owing to injury received when the vessel ran into the Wellington wharf. This rudder is composed of massive timber bolted to a steel plate, and in .order to ascertain thenature of the injury it was found necessary to strip off tho timber. This task was undertaken by Mr J. Grubb, and the smith’s work in connection with the repairs has been entrusted to Messrs Anderson, Limited. The rudder will be ready for examination this morning. It is not known how much time the. operations which may be required will take, but it is believed that the vessel will have to remain in dock for about a week. Meanwhilo she is being cleaned and painted, and ordinary repairs ate being carried out in tho engine room. Preparations have beon mode for reiiioving the toward rudder when nstessary to do so. It is slated that tho barque Loch Lomond, recently purchased: by the Union Steamship Company, is to load coal at Newcastle for Lyttelton. ’. The Shaw, Savill and Albion Company’s s.s, Maori was to leave tho Bluff yesterday for Timaru and Wellington, for Homoward loading. She is to leave the latter port on June 14, for London. Tho Shaw, Savill aud Albion Company’s s.s. Matatua was to leave Auckland on Saturday for Wellington, Timaru and Port ChalmoTS. H.M.S. Pegasus will leave Lyttelton at 0 p.m. ’ to-day for Woffington. After a short star there she will leave for Sjrdnev. The old barque Onyx, now being dismantled at. Port Chalmers, is to do duty for tho Unto Company as a hulk, probably at Wellington. ’no Shaw, Savill and Albion Company's s.s. Knraraea will leave, Port Chalmers on Tuesday for Oamaru, her other loading ports being Timaru, Lyttelton, Wellington and Auckland’. She will leavo Ihe last port on June 23 for London. s

TJio Maoriland Shipping Company's s.s. Enncrdale is expocted to proceed to the Bluff from Nelson. Thence »ho is to -work her way up the coast to Wellington. According to a West Coast paper, ihn stranded steamer Taviuni is gradually shifting northward. She now lies within a couple of lengths of the Westport breakwater. Judged from the witnesses and prisoners before Mr Riddell, S.M., in the etabbipg case @f Athol Zani (says the Wellington “ Post the crow of tho Jessie Burns must be extremely cosmopolitan and polyglot. A Greek Witness was asked through his interpreter if Be understood English. “ Only tho orders on fee boat and swear-words.” was the reply. Mr Brown, at present chief engineer of the Bteamer Alexander, will shortly proceed to England (says the ‘‘Westport Times") in connection with the business of securing a new steamer of COO tons for tho Anchor Lino Company. Mr Cooper, engineer of the Kennedy. will transfer to the Alexander. Mr Murdock will join tho Anchor Lino service „nd take charge of tho engine-room of tho Kennedy. . , , .. By virtue of tho convention between tho ■two great Gorman shipping companies and tho Morgan Trust (says “ Fairplay ”), tho Norddeutscher Lloyd (which pays a dividend of tj per cont for tho year 1907) will receive this year from tho trust the suxn of 300.000 marks, being 11 per cent on twenty million marks, while the Hamburg-Americnn Line, which pays C per cent,.will receive nothing. The last quarterly report in connection with the British training ships Warspite and Port Jackson states that tho number of boys on tho Warspite on January 1 was 138, and on tho sea going training-ship Part Jackson CO, makiug, with 55 admitted during tho quarter, a total of 803. During tho same period 13 were received into tho Royal Navy and &X.

were sent into the merchant service, while two vr-ere returned to - their - homes, leaving on Match 31, on the Warepite and at theagents, 176 boys, and on the Port Jackson 51) boyr. An advertisement in a San Francisco newspaper for 130 boys as apprentices on American ships states that they mutt be American, born aud over eighteen years or age. For a Mart they will occupy the position of petty officers, tho term of engagement being three or four years. Tho wages offered are equivalent to £4 per ‘month for the- first year, £6 per month for the second year, and £8 per month for the- third year, with a bonus at tho end of tho tlhird year equivalent to £,<o. TELEGRAPH NOTICE BOARD. AUCKLAND, .Tune _ 6. Arrived, 2.50 goa*.. H.M.S. Encounter, irom Sydney. June 7. Arrived, 11 aim., Moans, from Sydney. WELLINGTON, June 6. Arrived, 0.25 a.nr., Mararoa, from Lyttelton. Sailed, 6.45 a.m., Niwaru, for Loudon; 11.5 p.m., Pateena, for Lyttelton. . June ,7. Arrived, 1.15 p.m.. Waikare. from Lyttelton. LYTTELTON Juno C. Arrived, 7 a.m., Maori, from Wellington; 7.5 a.m., Wimmera, from Wellington; 7.30 g.m., Kapiti, frmn Wellington; 8 a.m., Waikaro, irom Port Chalmers. Sailed, 4.45 pun., Canopus, for Westport; 7.10 p.m., WimrrKjra. for Port Chalmers; 11.55 . p.m.. Waikare, for Wellington. - • Juno 7. Arrived, 7.30 a. in., Athenic, from Port Ahi;riri; 9 a.m., Hahvea, from Grcymouth; 12.15 p.m.. Pateona, lilom Wellington. Sailed 1 , 12.35 pan.. Kapiti, for Wellington. NEW- PLYMOUTH, Juno 6. .Arrived. 3.30 sym.. Takapuna, from Onehtenga (caught this Wellington express). WESTPORT 1 , Juno 6. Sailed, 2.25 a.m., Rakanoa, for Sydney. GREYMOUTH, Juno 7. Arrived, 4 «..nr_ Kittawa, from LytteltonPORT CHALMERS. June 6. Sailed, 8.80 a.m;., Mahai, for Lyttelton. ! Juno 7. Arrived, 9.30 a.Jn., Wimmera, fr6m Lyttelton. < Sailed, 8.45 p.m.., Wairmia., for Newcastle. SHIPPINti TELEGRAMSS. KAIPARA, .Tune 8. Arrived—Arntapu, brigantine, from LytealAUCKLAND, Juno 6. ' Arrived—Encounter, warship, from Sydney; Yaabelj barquenfene, from the Isla-ncU. Sailed, G p.m.—Moaowai, for the south. June 7._ Arrived—Moana, from. Sydney. Mok-oia, from tho south. Squall, from easlt coa-sti Saiiod—Matatua, far Roromiko, for lYc.stpo.rt. IYELI.-INGTaN, .June 0. Tho Niwaru left for London this morning, taking nearly 100,000 carcase* of frozen moat from the dominion. DUNEDIN, Juno G. Arrived—Maitai, from Sydney, via Cook Strait. Sailed—Wniruna, for Newcastle. Koonya, for West Coast. , , June 7. ,• Arrived—Wimmera, from Sydney, via Auckland. Kaiianaata, from Timaru. Sailed—Corirena, for northern ports. Maitai, fox Melbourne, via Bluff. BLUFF. June G. Saiiod—Maori, for Timaru. ISLAND SHIPPING. SUVA, Jure 0. Arrived—Sangola, with 1084 coolies. AUSTRALIAN SHIPPING. SYDNEY, Juno 0. Arrived—Alcxa, from Wanganui. Sailed, 7 p.m.—Warrimoo, for Wellington-. Tho New Zealand footballers) are pHsseirgcrs. Polly, for Auckland. , NEWCASTLE, .Time 6. Soiled—Foxton Hall, for Wellington, BRISBANE, June 6. Arrived—Mimiro, from Dunodin.

d. h. m. First qyxfttx . 7 4 26 p.m. Full moon . 15 i 21 a.m. Last quarter . Fsw moon . 21 ., 33 i 4 66 p.m. 2 a.m.