SHIPPING.

Lyttelton Times, Volume CXXIII, Issue 15968, 29 June 1912, Page 10

SHIPPING.

,;j, PHASES OF THE MOON. JUNE

YESTERDAY'S WEATHER. 9 a.m. Noon. 5 p.m. Baroawtar . 29.89 29.71 29.70 Thermometer . 44 49 47 ITind, 8.W.; orercaat; IWtt. TO-DAY'S ALMANAC. Hita water, 3.29-aon.; 3.55 p.m. gun risen, 7.37 a-m.; set*. 4.29 p.m. Moon rises, 8.42 p.nu; »«*, <26 am " ARRIVED. ', lane 28. 4.43 ».mi—Canopus-, «.«., 1337 tons, klibhons, from Westpoit- Wwtport Coal ComPLIJUO •»».—Kowkai, a*. <»7 ton*, Baldwin, from Timaru. Union Steam bhip €^r» a8 7.«-a.m.-Wimmera, a.. *f twirVylHe, from Sydney, via Wellington. iKinsw and Co.. agents. Fasscngers-MK«>s iCresswoll, Crombi. and Spiars, Mesdamea Galiuey, Messrs J. Cawlin, C Seddon, Cwas■W.ll. Hi Gaffney, Gruar, O. Marshall Bodkin fcWer, Beauchamp, M'MuUan, C. A. S track •*.*»** Manning from Wellington. Tjnion Steam Skip Company, agents Pas |. e "j-^" l f"" Tenty. Simpson. Tucker, Beth. , To -" e yTespii and Ogden, Mesdnmes Precds, Herbert; Whittle. Pateraon, Walker Crompton, ■Keith, Janiieson, AUoway. Schmidt anci Ipepper, Colonel Bauchop. Messrs Wilhams, Loiney Bowen, Johnstone. Harrington Scott, -Seed?, Beth, VArcy MDonalo, Hutebasoo, Corbett, Merrett. Fea&erston. Jakins Shayer, Thaokleroyd, AVhittle. Edgewefti; Anderson. Pawson, Ann. Walker, Carter. WB*en, Tjapnal!, Crompton, AUoway. Schmidt, Little. Moraa, M'Crae, Clarko, and twenty-six stecr- ''**•*' SAILED. June 26, 1 p.m.-Cygnet, as.. 134 tons. Murray, for Akaroa Btevonson, Stewart ana ! JnnTM, B.SO p.m.— Kowhai, s.s., 607 tons, •Baldwin. for Napier and GUborne. Union Steam Ship Company, agents. Juno 28. 6-30 p.m.—Mararoa. 5.5.,2596 tans. Manning, for Wellington. Union Steam Snip Company, agents. TMss«ng»rs—Misses Bowie, MTKirxnon and Johnson. Miesdames Bell. Williamson, Xitoon, Campbell, Johnson, weare, Itstona, Graham. Goes, Campbell and Me*rissTl&aani Batley, Burgess. Bell Clark, KiilKps, Henley, Baa, Kirk. Granger, Brownin*, Snell, Patrick, Bailey, Spence, Smith, m&on (2). Wynna, Goss, Turnidge EVatt, Daliiol. Jowers, Morrisa, Hurley. Oakley, Malcohn, Martin and Campbell, and twentyT tT»M p.m.—Wimmeros «.».. 3«S tena "WtIIK for Melbourne, via Dunedin, Biol and Hobart. Kineey and Co., acents. Opisssniisin For Dnnedin—Mwsos Kaine, Boater, Choat and Tait, Mrs Favhelech and chiM. Captain Muriscm, Messrs Raymond, ipavhelech, Gruar and Hodgson; for Bluff— JMicses Allister (2V, for Hohait—Mrs Shear:*old and two children, Messrs Featonly and iShesrsold; for Melbourne—M'efdames Smith iand Neil, Captain Thorpe, Means A. E. Sttfth, A. Neil and Holmes, and twenty-six

EXPECTED ARErVALS. ; THIS DAY—Maori, s.s.. from Wellington; Weetralia, s.s., from Sydney, via "Welhngiton; Delphic, s.s., from Liverpool: Kent, e.a.. from Timaru j_ Opouri, s.s., from Timaru. .From London—Rotonia, s.a, tailed May 9, jdue Lyttelton June 30; Maman, s.s., ■ailed May 9, at Dnnedin June 2G: due Lyttelton about July 1; lonic, b.s., sailed May 23. left Caps Town June 16, Hobart July 4, Wellington July 9. Lyttelton July 15; Ttirakina, s.s.. sailed Jane 13. due Cape Town Jaly t Hobart l«ly 23, Wellington July N, Lyttelton August §..■■-, From Liverpool—Delphic, s.s, sailed April 15, duo Lyttelton about Junb 27; Morayshire, as, sailed May 11, dus Lyttelton about July IS; Drayton Grange, i.e., sailed May 25, due Lyttelton about August 1; Essex, s.s., sailed June 22, due Lyttelton about August 30. From Montreal—Tokomaru, s.s., sailed dtpril 15, due Lyttelton about July 5; Whakalome, «.a, sailed May », due Lyttelton about August »; Matatua, as., to sail June 15, dus Lyttelton about August 21. From New York—Neidenfels, a*., tailed May 2, due Lyttelton about July 20; Courtfield, s.s., sailed April 19, duo Lyttelton abont July 13; Star of Australia, as., sailed May 24, due Lyttelton about August a; Anglo-Saxon, a.s., sailed April 25, at Hobart June 26, due Lyttelton about July 18; Strathray, s.s., sailed May 25, due Lyttelton about August.2s; . Waltrante, s.s., sailed June 5, due Lyttelton about August 3; Indralema, s.s., sailed June 16, due Lyttelton about August 26. UNION STEAM SHIP COMPANY. The Maori will arrive from Wellington this morning. The vessel will be the only •teamer sailing fbr Wellington to-night, and her departure for the northern port will fallow the arrival of the 7.40 p.m. train. The Mokoia will leave Dunedin to-day for Lyttelton. On Monday she will sail for Auckland, via Wellington, Napier and Gisbomo. The Waipori will leave for Timaru to-night to complete discharge of her coal. The Kaiapoi wifi sail to-day for Westport. The Flora is due from Timaru to-morrow. She will sail on Monday for northern ports.

I The K.M.S. Tahiti left- San Francisco on Wednesday last. The vessel is due at Wellington on July 18. She has 470 bags of mails 311 Board for New Zealand. The steamer Opouri is due in port this morning for loading. The vessel is expected to sail this afternoon for Wellington and Qrsyuiouth. . Having 'loaded ft large quantity of various lines of cargo at northern ports and Timaru, the Federal-Houlder-Shire" steamer Kent is flue in port this morning to complete coaling and loading. The vessel will load several thousand carcases of frozen meat, and also about 9000 saoks of grain. The Arapawft is due on Monday from northera ports. She will load a quantity of general cargo, and sail the same day for Wellington and Fatea. ' Having completed discharge of her cargo «f timber, the Defender will load a quantity Of general cargo thie morning and sail about ■ midday for Wellington and Karamea. • After lying in the stream for four days on i account of shortage of crew, the American fcarquentine Alumna left her moorings off Camp Bay at 8.80 p.m. yesterday for Newcastle and America. The vessel's departure was made with the assistance of a fresh southerly breeze, sad being in light trim ■he should reach Cook Strait some time today, provided the wind remains favourable. The Alumna completed discharge of her cargo of timber on Saturday last, but owing l to several of her crew deserting-, she has been unable to leave port. Yesterday, however, her lato mate rejoined the vessel, and it is understood that the sum of £25 will be paid for the run to Newcastle. For some days sailors willing to ship on the vessel demanded prices ranging up to £25, but it is reported that her full complement was obtained without payment of such an exorbitant figure. Two of her crew who had been locked up in prison were released from custody yesterday and placed on board. To-morrow morning the N-ew Zealand Shipping Company's Rotorua is due in port from London, via ports and Wellington. The vessel has abont 1500 tons of carpo to land hero. Mr A. Rathbone, fourth engineer of the Mokoia, has rejoined the vessel. Mr T. Stewart has signed on the Hauroto as fourth engineer. V The local office of the Shaw, Savill and Albion Company has received advice that several of the company's vessels are delayed at Homo owing to the London labour upheavals. The vessels hold up include the Jtangatira, which was to have sailed on June 4. for Auckland, Wellington and the Bluff, via Sydney, and the Waimana, which was to have left on June 11 for Auckland, Welling ton. Lyttelton and Ihmedin, via Sydney. Both vessels were to take on bc«rd a large number of immigrants for the last-nam»d »ort. E.M.S. Athonic's departure for Wei- ' fihjrton has also been delayed owing to i«trikcs, together with mfijiy other steamers help up M London owing to labour troubles. The Kia Ora is scheduled to leave London on July 9 for Dunedin, and K.M.S. Corinthic •rfll sail on July 18 for Wellington. TELEGRAPH NOTICE BOARD. WELLINGTON, June 38. Arrived, 6.45 a.m.. Maori, from Lyttelton; 8 a.m.. Hoana. from Lyttelton; 12.15 p.m., Wootton, from Lyttelton. Sailed, fi p.m., Westralia, for Lyttelton: pUS p.m., Moana, for Sydney; 6.5 p.m., Maori, for Lyttelton. KAIKOTJRA. June 28. Arrived. 6 a.m., Wakatu. from Lyttelton. WESTPORT, June 28. , Arrived, 10.30 a.m., Taviuni. from Lyttelto». AKAROA, Juno 28. Arrived. 5.20 p.m., Cysmet. from Lyttelton. PORT CHALMERS. June 28. Arrived, 9.5 a.m., Mokoia, from Lyttelton. SHIPPING TELEGRAMS. , WELLINGTON, June 26. Saihd—Moann. for Sydney. Maori (8 p.m.), lor Lyttelton. with 250 passengers. WcptraHa (6 p.m.); for Lyttelton and Dunedin. DUNEDIN, Juno 2ft. Arrived—Paparoa, from Bluff. Mokoia and ! florin, 'rom northern ports. AUSTRALIAN SHIPPING. MELBOURNE, June 28. iWilli T'-ilr- 1 -'-. from New York.

SYDNEY, Juno 28. Arrived, 3 p.m.—Victoria, from Auckland. Tomoana, from New Zealand

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