SHIPPING.

Lyttelton Times, Volume CXV, Issue 16559, 25 May 1914, Page 6

SHIPPING.

■ PORT OF LYTTELTON. ■ : ; OF THE MOON. MAY.

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, ARRIVED. May 23, 3.10 a irom d;,. agpnts. Passeng ;• Mcssrß Irwin, ihn. Mnhere, Munro «*»«”' 5432 s *’“ lip Company. , agents. 4,135 tons, B «k ’ Bageld, Fares Scow, »# d ValtoT Captain’ Andrews, uret, father uauon, V. 1 o t kev B]liehetea* M’Keilar. Brown. La C. Neill. W.ghorn, Ormerod;-Coulthan, 'Y^y, 10 ” Mi M’Donald; Boughby, Somerville, Camp*ll,, Hempleman, Mnrph>, Cla . S&e, Craddock. Wishart.' Murphy, Croft, Hir'd! Robertson. M’Kenzie, Jackson, Lonoah, -Uathieson. ■ Johnston, Rosengrnv e. Prim &. Murray, Knowles Tychenne Roberta, iaries. Hastings, Armstrong. \oa , A<ss, I’Grath. Hayward, Hawkins. Fle-vek Moor , Sowell Lyon, Plant. Ensor, Scann, ftamson, ’ilcock, Fahey, Don, uMt. M’Kenzie, Fares, Jeltler, Evans,,-Smal?.. ■ Cun.. Milne, M Cul loiiirh, Wall. Macfio ,and Campbell. 'Mir ». 3 • £;«•.— Cygnet. s.a., 124 tons, Murray, Stevenson, Steward and Co., agent?., ; .Mav 24. 6.30 a.m.—Wammoo, s.s., 3i-j tens, "Brewette; from Dunedin. Union Steafa Ship Company, agents.- PassengeranMessrs Stephens snA.MILe.Mi; and. three, steerage m,v 24, 10.20 a.m.—Maori, s.s., 3399 tons, Mining, from' Wellington. Union Steam Ship, Company, agents.; • Passengers-Hteses Smith (2)., .Wilson, . Audorson. Oraham. Vowren, Simtnon:. Atkin, Adorns (-)■ Knowles, Lee, Moyes,’ Franklin and Crozier, Meedames Burden; Anderson, Coup ee, - Kenhad?,;- Gee, Carney, Showman, Small. Jones, Bifc Reeves 'e,nd Fisher. Messrs Millioan, Black, Hummeriloy, M’Vey, ' Sinclair, Intry (3); G*lla«iaU'.lfUroli;V Carroll,Thomson. M’Gregor, D«oa, Grant, _Beero, Adams, Homby, Fishers Couples, Russell, Smith, Bndehf Kennedy. Wait, Puidcn. Shallcrae, Bowron, Ma*,--Parker, Cook. Belcher, Geo, Biucloir. "FonpiAou, BiuineUthol, Ltittlo, Bode, fjuttrell, BrMrttj. Baker, Rosa, Bradley, Pfeftiirew. Baafiri, Booth, Carney, Worun Stewart, Brown,-; Tima. Norton, Sen.c. Hugh Grayr Smart, M'Callum, Timms, Lewirigtou. Finlayson. Roe (2). Norton, Hanltin»on, Fisher and Hogg, and forty-eiglu ateer<Mny 84. 12.5 p.m;—Storm, s.a.. 405 tons. Radford, from Piojton. A. H. Turnbull ana Co.; agents. 7 „ , May 24. s.lßjflttri-t-Wcotton. «.*.. 150 tons, Larsen, from; -Nyduw,Bay,,,Pelorus,, Sound. Avlthind and C<v, agents. ■ ■May 24. 8.95 n.m—Waki-tu. s.s.. 157 tons, WiUs. from Wellington, via Kaikoura. Kinsey and Co., agents. ' SAILED. May 23, 3.50 a.m.—Joan Craig, s.s.. 1148 ton*, Urquhart, 'for Kaipara. C. Ferrier and Co., agents:'-;’ ' ' . May 23, 2. p.m.—Norfolk, e.a., 503' tons, ligghes, for Boston and jYork. Kinsey ind* Cd., Ltd./‘sgent*l.fi V J ,v ’» : 7 May 23, 4.40 p.m.—Canopus, a.s., 1337 tons, Lobb, for Westport. Westport Coal Company, agents. ' May 23. 8.40, p.m.—Wahine, s.a.. 4435 tons, Aldwell, for Wellington. Union Steam Ship Company, 'agents.' Passengers—Misses Maud Allan, Lonnori," Bokbr (2), Hall, Dunno, Smith, Irvine, Vjohtistone. Kernow, Barber, Bosfield, Carrington, O’Neill and Browne, Meedames O’Neill, Friedlander, Hales, Edftins. M’Phe'e, Huntor and two oliildren. Smith, Winehcombe, Wallace. Samson and M’Donald. Messrs Tyers. Friedlander (2), Kay’s, M’Leo'd," Maud Allan Company, St Ledger, , Cohen,. Hargraves, Pugh, Price, Hales, M’Pheer (2). Hunter, Jones, Lamb, Ar'fcliie, Dungan',,. Crespim, .Wilcox. Wagstafi, Sutherland and-Jones, and fifty steerage. • May 23. ,ir.!Q;vp.ih!"vsWaitemata, s.s., 5432 lons, Nicholson, ./.for Auckland. Union Steam Ship Company, agents. May 23,- midnight—Himitangi, s.s., 323 tons; Day, for Wellington. Kinsey and Co., agents. ■ . •> May 21. 1.5 am— Opouri. s.s.. 571 tons. Pearson, for .Greymonth. Now Zealand Exprees Company.fheeute."-. 11 ’ ’ • May 24. midnigßtp-iCygnet, s.s., 124,J0n5, i Murray, for Kaikoura. ..Stevenson/..Stewart; and Co., agents/ ; . -

EXPECTED ARRIVALS. Cv«net; s.'s., from'Kaikoura. this Jay. Waihora, s.s.; from Newcastle, this day. Rakiura, s.s., frpro ‘Wellington, this day. Breeze; s.s., rrqm Wanganui, this day. Flor*, s.s., from : 'Timaru, Mav 26. Borderer, s.s, from. Wellington, May 26. Wahine, B.s„..frbm/. Wellington. Mav 26. Maori, s.s,-from Wellington. Mav 27. Tarawera, 5.5.,-from Wollingten, May 27. Cor inn a; 5.?., .from Oamarn, May 27. Monowai, s.s..'from" Dunedin, May 27. Tsinui, .s.s;; 'from Wellington, May 27. Henrik Ibsen, from -Wellington, May 27. W*hine, s.s'., .fropl Wellington. May, 28. Maitai, s.s,, • from Melbourne. May ;28. Cvgnet, i.S.f from Kaikoura, May 28. Maori, s.s', from Wellington, May 29. Wahine; s.*. ; , ffom Wellington, May 30.. Tarawera,. ij.s.; from'Dunedin, May 30. Victoria, s.s.. from Wellington, May 30. Cygnet.' s.s., front Akaroa, May 30. .

j PROJEGTED/DEPARTURES. Maori, sls.'/for Wellington, this day. Warrimoo. WBUingrtor, this day. Wootton. s.s.; .for Wellington, this day. Westmeath, s.s.i for Waitars, this day.. Rakiura, s.s., for-Nelson, this day. Wahijie, M„-for 'Wellington. May 26, Flora, s.s,/for' Wellingteh; May 26. Maori, s.s.r-'fdi' '■'•WcjimgteJv, May 27. Tartwefa, »:’»f.'.'foi".Dunedin, May 27. Gorinna. s.s.,Aor Wellington . May 27. Monowai', s.sf, for Auckland,' May 27. Kairaki, 5.5.,-.fo? Greymouth. May 27. Cygnet, a.e.,-fdr Kaikoura, May 27. Wahine, s.*:/ for Wellington, May 28. ,'Maits.i, s.s., 'for Wellington, M'ay 28. Henrik Ibsen, s.s., .for Dunedin, May 28. Maori, -s : s.,.for Welling ton,. May 29. Ksramu, sis.,' for Greymouth, May 29. Cygnet, s.*.,' for Akaroa, May 29. Wahine, s.*.j (for .'Wellington; May 30. - ' Victoria., s.s.-, for Dunedin, May 30. Tarawera, s.*/ for Wellington, May 30. / UNION STEAM SHIP COMPANY:

The Maori will'go jntd dock st an'early Sbur this morning and.will sail to-night as aifiiaV for the* north/ ‘The Warrimoo will le'avo to-night for .Auckland, via ports. Today the Kini is-expected to leave Greymouth for Lyttelton. 1 The Flora and. Corinna will be>- here to-morrow and Wednesday respectively. The Miilai'will be here on Thursday from Melbourne, via ports, and will sail liter for Wellington.

. , ' NORFOLK FOB AMERICA. Deeply laden and in pood trim the Federal and Shire Company V liner Norfolk left Lyttelton on" Saturday afternoon for Boston and New York,' the recently inaugurated service between thp dominion and America. The Norfolk’s principal freight was loaded at Australian ports, and owing to the limited time and space available loading operations on these shores were confined to Waitara md Lyttelton. At the former port a fairly large consignment of -frozen meat was shipped; but at‘Lyttelton various lines were taken on board, a large portion of which was brought to the. port by coastal crafts. Although this fs the third trip on the new rout* there is already a steady increase in iha height .coming - forward. The following is- a summary of the cargo .shipped at Lyttelton :—For New 'York— Truss rugs, 100 msea preserved 'meats','Bs4 cases kauri gum, 'tr SICKS gunv 153- sacks peas, 17 racks fescue, ’5-dumps sheepskins, XOO cases rabbits, 255 bales hemp, 7496 carcasos frozen meat, 1297 oUarters beef, 664 casks pelts. Tor Boston _gil bigs hides, 101 casks pelts and 1309 bales mb;. ■■)■■■■■■

. CONGESTION AT NEWCASTLE. iMt week f B Australian mail brought news to .the effect that the congestion which has prevailed in Newcastle continually since LasUr Monday, lihd. intermittently from the beginning of the year, has now been overcome temporarily,, and vessels arc enabled to obtain orane berths with very little delay. A. DOOtrast of tho conditions prevailing during ths previous two weeks is afforded in a comparison of the number of days taken to load ttto steamers of about tho samo sire. The , Kiitangat*" arrived from Sydney last Wednesday week, "and after being taken to |kg' cranes- and loading 3000 tons of ikt itm rt»dv to- proceed to sea two

days later. Last Thursday fortnight the Koromiko entered .the port, and, after waiting for a week for a crane, 'commenced to load 3200 tons of coal. It was. not until nine days later that she was able to make her departure. There are numerous other instances of vossols loading for New Zealand having been considerably delayed. The A. and A, Line's chartered steamer Southport, en route from New Yoik to W elliugton, has been detained at Newcastle xn discharging. It is expected that she will sail for Auckland in the course of a day or two.

SHIPPINGNOTES. From London, via Cape T-'wh, the Now Zealand Shipping Company's Kaipara has reported by wireless that sho cxpec-s to reach l’ort Clmlme/s on Wednc-diiy next, 'i'he vessel should reach Lyttelton a weeK later. The steamer John passed Adderley Head at 3 p.m. yesterday, bound south. On Thursday morning last the American and Australian Line steamer Whakarua, from Now York, sailed from Sydney for Auckland, where sho is due to-morvow. Subsequently she will come on to Wellington, Lyttelton and Dunedin. 111 continuation of her voyage from Liverpool to the four principal ports of New Zealand, tho Federal and Shire Company s ■chartered steamer Northern sailed from Durban on Monday. The' vessel is expected in Lyttelton about June 24. Whilst being berthed in Lyttelton on Friday evening the Union Company’s Karanm came in contact with the wharf, with the result that she had her hawse pipe injured. In consequence' of this it will probably be Friday beforo she sails for the West Coast. Mr J. Csblo, chief engineer of the Arahura, has come ashore on holiday. Mr Harvey, second engineer of the Ulimaroa, has rejoined tho vessel, and Mr. Barnes, who was acting second, has gone on holiday leave. The Commonwealth and Dominion Line Fteamer Marere soiled from Nf w York on Mondov last for the four principal ports of New Zealand, via Australia. She is due here about. July 1. . . Tho Commonwealth and Dominion liner Nerchana sailed from Wellington on Saturday afternoon for London, and the following cargo was leaded at the northern pert: 21,351 carcases mutton, 7445 carcases lamb, ] 6.997 legs mutton, 500 quarters beef, 25 bags beef, 692 bales wool, 22 bales skins, 829 casks tallow, 62 barrels tallow, 586 casks pelts, 27 casks lard, 708 oacks pens, 70 barrels hops, 304 casks casings, 79 sacks hides, 5 lengths cable, (ex Devon), and 6 cylinders. The Union Company s collier Rakanoa has been fixed to . load coal at Westport for Fiji and Yavnu/’ Sho will coal H.M.S. Philomel and the Government steamer Tutanckai. which.are at present making an official visit. „ ~ ■Mr P. J. Dawell, chief, officer of fhe'Ngakutn, has gone ashore on leave, and Mr W. ,T. Tate, late of the Mayflower, has joined as second mate. Mr R Gilbert has rejoined the Monowai as third officer, Mr R. Huntley signing off. Mr A. 11. Stewart has joined as extra officer, and Mr G. Kavanagh as assistant purser. .... ... ' ' TELEGRAPH NOTICE BOARD. ’ AUCKLAND, May 23. Arrived, 3.55 a m., Kalian gat a, from Newcastle. May 24. Arrived, 11.29 a.m., Riverina, from Sydney. . . WELLINGTON, May 23. Arrived, 7 a.m., Maori, from Lyttelton; 4.15 p.m., Kaiapoi, from Melbourne (with hulk Lilia in to,tv). Sailed, 4.20 p.m., Opawa, for London; 5.5 p.m., Nerchana, for London. \ May 24. Arrived, 7.15 a.m., Wahine, from Lyttelton. Sailed, 6.25 a.m., Rakiura, for Lyttelton. KAIKOURA, May 24. * Sailed, 10 a.m., Wakatii, for Lyttelton. 1 OAMARU, May 23. Arrived, 2 p.m., Kia Ora, from Dunedin. GREYMOUTH, May 23. Arrived, 8 a.m., Kini, from Lyttelton. Sailed, 9 p.nt., Ngotoro, for Timaru. PORT CHALMERS, May 23. Arrived, 11.15 a.m., Aparima, from Lyttelton. Sailed, 3 p.m., Warrimoo, for Lyttelton. SHIPPING TELEGRAMS. KAIPARA, May 23. Arrived—Holmdalo (8.80 a.m.), from Lyttelton. AUCKLAND, May 23. Arrived—Kaitangata (4 a.m.), from Newcastle. Daniel, barque (12.20 p.m.), from Clarenco River. Sailed—Mimiro (7.5 . a.m,), ; for Wellington. Tarawera (4.20 p.m.), fer southern, ports. May 24. Arrived—Riverina (11 a.m.), from Sydney. Victoria (10.5 a.m.), from southern ports. Sailed —Rimutaka (G. 30 a.m.), for Wellington. WELLINGTON, May 23. Sailed—Manowai (3.20 p.m.), for Dunedin. Opawa (4.20 p.m.), for London. Nerehana (5.5 p.m.), for London. May 24. Arrived—Henrik Ibsen (2.20 a.m.). from Auckland. Wahine (7.15 a.m.), from Lyttelton. Sailed —Rakiura (6.15 a.tn.), for Lyttelton. OAMARU, May 23. After lying in'the roadstead since Wednesday evening waiting for the sea to moderate, ,tho Kia Ora was berthed at 2 p.m. to-day. ,£iho is the largest boat to. visit the port. She will take away 21,000 carcases of mutton, ana lamb and other produce. DUNEDIN, May 23. Arrived—Aparima (noon), from Lyttelton. Sailed—Warrimoo, for Auckland; Lyttelton passengers—Miss Thomson and Messrs M’Lean and Nelson. . May 24. Arrived—Monowai (7 p.m.), from Wellington direct. ’ 1 ... M’ - " , - AUSTRALIAN SHIPPING. . SYDNEY, May 23. Sailed—Maunganui (2.30 p.m.), for Wellington. ‘ ' ' . < LONDON SHIPPING. LONDON, .May 23. The Kaikoura, from New Zealand, has arrived at Plymouth. She .passed the Clan Maclaren 08 Usliant.

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