SHIPPING.

Lyttelton Times, Volume CXV, Issue 16558, 23 May 1914, Page 10

SHIPPING.

I v?GC2! 0F LYTTELTON. I PHASES OF THE MOON. I MAY.

1.. YESTERDAY’S AYEATHER. I g a.m. Noon, a p.m. IBaromcter . . 29.91 29.96 29.95 I Thermometer . 48 49 43 [Wind, S.W.; hoavy ram. TO-DAY’S ALMANAC. I High water, 2.12 a.m.; 2.23 p.m. [ Sun rises, .7.18 a.m.; sets, 4.35 p.m. |Moon rises, 5.11 a.m.; sets, 3.16 p.m. I arrived. ' 22 2 a.m. —Opouri. s.s.,' 571 tons, Pear1, from Greymouth. New Zealand Express Bay 22,- 9a.m. —Maori, s.s., 3399 tons, ManU, from Wellington. Union Steam Ship I . agents. Passengers—Misses Biltens, Lite, Barry, Philips, Francis, Byrne, Willson, Fogarty, Mills. Brown, Milner. (2), sdarnos Milner, Buller, Edgar. Baldwin, pmber. Walker, Miller. Quill and twq chil[n; Messrs Harison, Coure, Grace, O Coni’, Verdon, Butler. Atkinson, DowcU, Rowt Edgar, Rutherford. Wansbone. English, bgcr, Jaggar, Stark. Pretsch, M Donald, bipbell, Haymaker,' Small. Ulrich, Hyman, Hdell, Pollard, Brady, Bicknell, ParringL Saunders, Tavlor, Storey, Marshall, Basket Wynter, Black, C. Holdsworth. Jeftg; Rudd, O’Sullivan. Passmore, Milner, kitcomhe, Gray, David, Biss, Miller, Quill, d fifty steerage. yw 22, 11.30 a.m.—Westmeath, s.s., BH9b rls, Warren, from Timaru. Kinsey and Co., d'., agents. •• , May 22, 4.10 p.m.—Karamu, s.s., 942 tons, iberts, from Greymouth. Union Steam ip Company, agents.

I 1 SAILED. ■Hay 22, 1 p.m.—Aparima, s.s.. 5704 tons, [Donald, for Dunedin. Union Steam Ship k,. Ag&nts. • [May 21, 11 a.m.—Cygnet, s.s., 124 tons, [array, for Kaikoura. Stevenson, Stewart nd Co..' agents. [May • 22, 8.30 p.m.—’Maori, s.s, 8399 tons, llforiing, for Wellington. Union Steam Snip pmpany, agents. Passengers Misses ■riders. Stringer, Fleming, Chappell, Willi, Robson and Chappell, Mesdames Yald[yip Dalzicl, Rodgers, Bullock, Knight, Bulfek and' child, Rodgers, Stringer, M’Kerras, jolonel Smyth, Messrs Singer, Meok, [aeyertz, Barter, Downs, M’Lennan, Yaldwyn, lalziel, Mackerras, Rodgers, Thompson, Bultek, Vince, Smith. Bennett, Hargraves, Eng[sh. Thompson, . Cooksley, Knight, Bullock, Wdgors, Rand, Brown, Horn, Torrance, [vans, Moore, Long. Fraser, Patterson, [’right, Arnold and Blanchard and fifty lecrage. up; EXPECTED ARRIVALS.

Wootton, s.s., from Nvdia Bay, this day. Wahine, s.s., from Wellington, this day. Storm, s.s., from Picton, this day. -Himitangi, s.s., from Chatham Islands, this lay.' ... .

I AVaitema'a, 5.1.. from Timaru, this day. ■ ’Waihcra, s.s., from Newcastlo, this day. ■ From London—Tainui, b.s. (Shaw, Savill. and llbion Company), sailed April 9, at Wellinglon May 19, duo Lyttelton May 26; Kaipara, B.s. (New Zealand Shipping Company), sailed Ipril 4, due Dunedin May 30, Lyttelton Juno B;Rotorua, s.s. (New Zealand Shipping fcompany), - sailed April 16, due Cape Town ■May 9, Hobart May. 28, Wellington June 3, ■jyttelton June 10; lonic, s.s. (Shaw, Savill Bind Albion Co.), sailed April 80, due_ Cape Ppwn May 23, Hobart June 11, Wellington ■une 10, Lyttelton June 23; Turakina, a.s. ■New Zealand'Shipping Company), sailed May 14;' due Capo Town June 14, Hobart July 3, Wellington July 10, Lyttelton July 1.7; MoSign, a.s. (Shaw, Savill and Albion Co.), jailed May 9, due Dunedin- about June 23, Lyttelton Juno 80.'."-.'! ■' ' . .' From Liverpool—Rimntaka, s.s. (Now Zealand Shipping Company),, sailed March 14, due Lyttelton about May 27; Mimiro, s.s., tailed. March SO, due Lyttelton about May G; Waiwera, s.s. (Shaw, Savill and Albion Company), sailed April , 11. due Auckland June 4, Lyttelton June 16; Northern (Federal and. Shire Line), sailod April. 18, due Lyttelton about June 24: Delphic, a.s. (Shaw, Savill and Albion 'Co.), sailed May 2, due. Lyttelton about June 28. From New York Henrik Ibsen, s.s. (Tyser Line), at Wellington Mjy 21; Southport, 8.3. (American and Australian uine). sailed February-9, due Lyttflton May IT; John Hardie,' s.s. (Vacuum Oil Com)tny). failed * February 23, duo Lyttelton About May 28; Wliakarua, s.s. (American and Anstralian Line),, sailed March .15. due Lyt- • Seltsn about Juno 9; Tannenfels. s.s. (American and Australian 'Line)," sailed March 28, lue Lyttelton about June SO; Franklyn, s.s. (American and Australian Lino). sailed. April iG; due Lyttelton August 15; Veturia, s.s. (Vacuum Oil Company), sailed March 16, at Auckland May 20, due Lyttelton May 30. •. "From Antwerp—Lindeb, s.s. (German and Australian Line), sailed April 30. ft From Montreal—Batsford, s.s. (New Zealand Shipping,tCompany), sailed: April 4, due Lyttelton about Juno 29. . PROJECTED DEPARTURES. ■ Norfolk, s.s., for New York, this day. Joan Craig, s.s.. for Kaipara, this day. AVootton. s.s., for Wellington, this day. Wahine, s.s., for AVellington, this day. ''. Opouri, s.s., for Greymouth, this day. yjf: UNION STEAM SHIP COMPANY - . • .‘-The AVahine will bo tho 'ferry steamer to: -flay. Owing to delay in the north the ' Monowai will not bo here until Sunday, and [or a similar reason the Flora and Corinna ’'will not reach Lyttelton until Tuesday and Wednesday respectively. On Monday the Warrimoo will sail for Auckland, via ports. •. [his morning the AVaitemata will arrive to oad grain for Auckland. It is expected ;o despatch the Karamu for Greymouth on ' Monday. The AVaihora should arrive tolay from Newcastle. ■ THE RIMUTAKA. . - The New Zealand Shipping Company’s Rimutaka at presfont’discharging Liverpool ; cargo at Auckland ia in command of Cap- ' tain F.‘ A. Hemming, who lia3 with him tho following officers; —Chief, Mr J. B. Makepeace; second, Mr R. P. Melsome; third, Mr L. C. Newman; fourth, Mr J. L. Martin, ,R.N.R. Mr F. Corbett is chief engineer, Mr J. Barclay second, Mr J. Caulder third, Mr H. Munro fourth, and Mr C. A. Thomplon is fifth. Mr H. C. Halford is chief refrigerating engineer, and Mr C. Handyman Mh second. Mr A. D. Hathaway is wireless operator, and Mr F. W. Good purser. ;;n SHIPPING NOTES. Captain C. Roberts, of the Karamu, which ’ arrived in Lyttelton yesterday, reported passng the Storm and Wootton sheltering under ' Capo Campbell. Yesterday tho Cygnet made a journey to Akaroa, and will return from the Peninsula port to-day. To-morrow evening she is expected to eail for Kaikoura. Shortly before noon yesterday -the Federal ind Shire Company’s Westmeath arrived in ipprt from Timaru for Homeward loading, but owing to the bad weather very little work was done. In all probability the vessel will sail to-night for Waitara, The AA’estmeath will subsequently visit AVellington for final londng. The overhaul and repairs to tho Kaiapoi Shipping Company’s Kairaki are expeoted to le completed on Wednesday next, and the vessel will load cargo for AVellington, Greyrcouth and Hokitika. .■r The Federal and Shiro Line steamer Kent

-will- be the nest vessel to load' in New ZcaJsnd for Boston 'and New York. She will be followed by the Sussex in August and the Morayshire in September. 1 Mr C. A. Campbell has succeeded Mr Scott •s purser of the Willocbra. Mr Hall, late . of the Aorangi, lias transferred to the 'WilViohr*. as chief officer. Mr Johnston, late of" the Paloona, is now second officer of the Willochra. Mr Crichton, assistant purser of ths AVillochra, will join the Tarawera in a • - similar capacity. Mr W. B. Sealey, third ft engineer of the Tofu a, is at present in Auckv. kind. Mr D. Gardiner, seoond officer of the Mapourika, has signed off. Mr F. Morath has joined the Mapourika as third engineer. The New Zealand Shipping Company’s liner Rakaia, which left Lyttelton on April 17 for London and Hull, continued her voyage from Monte Video on Friday last. The Union Company’s Manuka will make (our more trip 3 in the Auclcland-Sydney service before being relieved by the Maheno. The latter vessel is at present having geared turbines fitted at Port Chalmers. Latest advice from the north states that the Commonwealth and Dominion liner Mimiro is due at Auckland on Tuesday, and should reach Lyttelton about Friday. Sho has about 800 tons of Liverpool cargo to land here and on completion of discharge will proceed to Dunedin. t Yesterday’s inclement weather again interfiled with loading operations on board the Norfolk and >in consequence her departure for Boston and New York was postponed •ntil to-day.

THE ROTORUA’S PASSENGERS. [From Our Correspondent.] 1 LONDON, April 17. The Naw Zealand Shipping Company S R.M.S. Rotorua left London to-day for New Zealand with the following passengers :—Miss Bathgate, Mr C. L. Clifford, Captain C. M. Gibbon, Mrs Gibbon and a*rso, Miss M. Gibbon, Mtß Jennings, Miss t. Jennings, Captain C. and Mrs Macdonald and nurse, Masters J. and R. Macdonald, Mr and Mrs G. E. Morris, Mrs H. F. Nicoll, Master G. Nicoll, Mr J. A. Northcote, Miss Northcoto, Miss JS. M. Bancroft,

Mr J. E. Banks, Mr M. Blair, Miss A. Burfoot, Mr H. Cooley, Mr T. A. Dibblee Miss G. Ml. Dobby, Miss L. Forbes, Miss M. H. Goodall, Mrs A. Hamer, Mrs A. it. Keith, Miss K. Keitli, Miss B. Keith, Mr and Mrs H. A. Leicester, Master H. M. Leicester, Miss M. Leicester, Masters G. M. and 0. H. Leicester, Miss Macros, Mrs M. B. M’Leod, Mr R. G. Newton, Mr J. X. Kott, Mr AV. S. Itaine, Miss 1. M. Randall, Mr a*..d Mrs A. E. Robinson, Misses M. and F. Robinson, Mr E. Ronalds, Mrs t). M. and Master Saxbv, Mr J. Schoch, Mr and Mrs J. Steel, Miss J. M’A. Steel, Mr and Mrs E. A. Sutcliffe, Miss ■E. Xuscn, Mr and Mrs S. M. Vaughan, Master J. A r auglian, Mr H. AVarnoch, tiro Rev AV. E. Williams, 8.A., and Mis Williams, Master R. O. Williams, and 196 third-class. SHIPPING TELEGRAMS. AUCKLAND, May 22. Arrived—Tarnwera (1.45 p.m.), from southern ports. Sailed—Hinemoa (6.10. a.m.), for northern and AVest Coast lighthouses. WELLINGTON, May 22. Arrived —Wahine (6.50 a.m.), from Lyttelton. Ulimaroa (7.5 a.m.)', from Lyttelton. Sailed —Corintliie (3.5 p.m.), for London. Tahiti (3.45 p.m.), lor Sydney. Ulimaroa (7.30 pan,), for Sydney. AVahine (8.5 p.m.), for Lyttcitoli; passengers—Misses Stevens, Neaves, Barlow, Nes3, Hastwell, Cox, Crauwcll, Cameron, Ramsay, Quin, Radford and Mills, Mesdames Ferguson, Reynolds, Smith and child, ’Stevens, Fettit and two children, Campbell, Richards, AVilson and two chil- - Croucher, Ness, Hoffman, Bold, I towel. Hawkins, Ensor, Scon and Fares, Sister Kelly, Captain Andrews, Stn.ff-Captain Wells, Dr Lilido Ferguson, Colonel Havhurst, Messrs Starkey, Blustead, Reynolds.tM’Kellar, Elison, Lc Cruii. Bardeley, Neavo, Ormerod, Coulter. Greig. AVood, Fenwick, M’Donald, Roberts, Hempleman, Clarice, Janies, Craaoclc, Courtis, Pettit, Knowles, Teychcnno, Davies, Hastings, Armstrong, Neal, Flowol, Hawkins, Sewell. Lyon, Plant, Ensor, Soon, Pilcock, Daw, Bold, Mackenzie, Fares, Butler, Evans, M’Guire, Smale, Mann, Jones and M’Culloch, pnd fifty steerage. Willochra (11 p.m ), for San Francisco. DUNEDIN, May 22. Arrived —Warrimoo (12.15 p.m.), from Lyttelton. , AUSTRALIAN SHIPPING. SYDNEY, May 22. Arrived—Manuka (9 p.m.), from Auckland. LONDON SHIPPING. LONDON, May 22. Sailed—Chateau d’lf, for Auckland.

tl. h. m. First quarter . . 3 o 59 p.m. [Full moon . 10 9 [Last quartet . . 17 9 42 a.m. [New moon . . 15 9 5 p.m.