SHIPPING NEWS

New Zealand Times, Volume LXXI, Issue 4373, 3 June 1901, Page 4

SHIPPING NEWS

PHASES or THE MOON. (Calculated tor Nw Zealand mean time.) J UME.

Bi(n ri •:<>». 7.20 turn,; eels. ‘1.20 p.m. High -v.-ul'T, 3.1J3 a.in.; 3.51 P.m. A EE-1 V ED b.\Tl, Hu.-, n. .M Nil 1M upon n..a, 5.. i., VIV run.-., Cranl . Huai OnHninga mid New Plymouth. l';'.s-.n,i-j>er«—nai.itm : Chapman, hllr- ( Limn im. Seoll, ja.-ilumu.-i A‘ ruser, t'in--111--UI. (.rossley, V. eljii, til ay am! 2 childn n, lu- . on, Messrs Fi as.-r. U- ml>Tso;;. 3ii It. ojoh n, Jir u/.n, Kn^k-lifki, W lit. « ~ »•, i K'aniJuoiMi, •.. ijucol, » l 7 fit orajo. . ~ ~ t . 700 ton.i, Kolbs. iron/ o.ouli. \vi )'ii iiioo, tons, iticiioi’O.'OJ;, Don, t.vUe’llun. Puswnguis- Saloon: t Cilioy ilorntli. dl.n.liy, Banger. po,;i2, linin'!., b'll Wilier. .'•".•Gregor, 1 lai ra;;h, Williams 12). Strange. >i. | law, on, MfHimiiroK 1 < I'uvf'S, i ) I on-ii'-r :>nd i-'.mily. Vince. Badger. l<";'->.. SU>.--Itml l,.inily,'\i:.ni|), < .oode.cro. J’ u.lon. p./nl nin' 1 ' I!arnuuM, Boulton. Lleutenant *' ,:;, i t.’nombridge. Jlanulion. nil" in liHiv I. CaiilDm, Lee, Badger. •Jii-lii |'l, Mor pain, Minim, Giuulncrc. Hen--111 -r-i 1111 . J i ■.:». nrn .in'll l )'. Palmer. A’ehi'--BOH. Mil li:. V, Graham. d.'iidi, l.iil.nli. Bowel.l'vi'in, iPa ml. .101 l nston. Masters. Kain, A'it.-x, I iron - n. Harper. Hartley, Cay Bugles. Ifnleomlie, Mant"i's Eußou (2) .!(.(■•■,. o 'i!", .EaigUsoii, Quainc. Jihiiniril; Ad S S inii-.’vii, 8.8.. 70 tons. Clark. from Hlenlr SCNDAY. JUNE 3. Herald. K.S., 359 tons, lirophy, from CreynioiiHl. . Mii.iia.i'iia, si.s., 78 tons, (jibbons. from AVn '"ii'iii.' Buie., s.s.. 99 lons. Cawfonl, from ’.VaJ 'V.)u"r'n of (1,0 Soil Hi. 8.8.. 121 tons, 'Manly ’from Foxtail via. Pinion. ' t.vneliler. K.H. 20(11 tons, Wm-ing. from T^:;, ::Mi..,. in., .:.T ton-. Mclntyre, from Wanganui. Mourn,, tin,. 1271 lons, Henunmm. from T.vliolton. ’ Passengers—Saloon : M'S-es Sinilli. Kimr. G'-v. Mc-dimms CunninghniM TTnnvnod. ‘Messrs CJochIIoII. Sh '\v. MaVrim r Wallers IWid. Dawnm, \|eTmnoirl. TTaggar. War'-en. Tanv. r nnliny. T\fn irhn 11. S'.vai iison , Tt.ilvliip, Slrnv; 1" sinorayc, . Tn-iuvr-ia. t- a.. It’d? Inn ; Aiennin;’. Iron! J.vl Inlf on I’nssriiyni-s -Ualoon-AII.-i"son ’ ■Pallisor. r,n;,.Miein. CiiM-.'-’H. "Wiii'lil. Hcnslin-p, T.nlievie.A.rn'iliinin Pal]jwni- ~ **,! nliip! Kavlor. Hay'or anil \l)Mi<rtn" Froniua'’. PaMifnril. Afiniro. •Roull-on. Pn'oeln, Contains Willi" Afrasi's 'VnOvoi'l Srn--I<ins. Srn'a-isli Sl'Minnn. T-.lli )>■••. p..lnrson 12) Aforris, Morval. AViTfonl. Poss. n..„„.„ ' !M mn ir; - ns. Coonor. p-ss, AVlnlor. Ar„„,. n , SeiMon, Tlav-lnr ■'2'l. .Tacln-'nll. \Vielcl)e>«. r: '- |, .in Uuil'lPllS Ta''lnr, Pniistli'-" 'M'tcliell. T.nTMO’V t IHiriloi' 1 1,1 i tf ’’ ufn.'n?'n^Ti'H!rpmoii. C“nft AfoAr'Pan. Artnin-n. Pni-I-n. A 'lainq. T'anaPan. Plum too, TTnn .1. Cl. AA'.aril and seerotory: 21 stoornpe.

SAILED. SATURDAX, JCNE 1

Hrnpiri. a.s.. 494 tons. Nordstrom. for p, ion. Nelson and West Coast. Passengers—Saloon; i'or Picton : -M isses -Mills Cl).‘ lion -Mils, Messrs lloleroft, Pond. Crow. Ken, Bougliton. Drummond, Wheilan, "'Alaster Jennings. For Nelson— Hisses Grahani (2j. Pearce. -Mrs Tesdieimikor. .Messrs Graham. Tliompson. Tosehemaker, Troopers Bovcy, Field. For W esfcnort—Misses Callaghan, Mackay, Mesdaiiiea Collins, Kelly and infant. CV.plaiu J S tat Icy, Mr I,yon For Grey month — Misses Parkcs, llopecrolt. Bainteberg. White, Mesdamco Rugs. Finnigun, Caplain What lord, Messrs Burke. Campbell, I'urdi;-. Murray; 17 steerage for all porta. luulu, s.s., 700 Inna, Rolls, for Now Plymouth I’ania as. 10 tona. Fisk, for Blenheim. SUNDAY. “JUNE 2. Wnrrimoo, a.s.. 1892 tons, Richardson, for Sydney. Passengers—Saloon : Aliases Thain, Turnbull. Downes. Brady, Sullivan, Huckstone, Dix. Mesdames Turnbull, llnwke. Keirlc and 4 chidren, Grainger aml lioV. Lineard. Williams, McDonald. McPherson, Garland, Rev Abbiston. Messrs Turnbull, Hanson. Keirle. MoWilijam. Grainger, Nnwbold, Brown, Mackav. Ross, Esaon. 'Cameron, Fletcher. Brownlow. McPherson, Smith, Garland; 12 steerage. Helen, barque,'299 tAns. Taylor, for I\ai- «.<».. 717 tona. Grant, for Nelson. New Plymouth and Onchmiga. Passenger® —Saloon; For Nelson—Misses Brown,’ Marts, tCrderman. Selanders. Crawford Cooper (21. Pearce. Mesdames TTonre Selanders, Messrs EHis. Coffin TTevdrvn Bvailaford. Hoby. George. Gilbert. Shield, Bachman, Gnchrano, Brown. Samuels. Steele, Parr. Powley. Masters PM'/tvoraifi, sHoam. McLenp. For New Plvmmith—Mr Deo, For Onehmiga— Miss Wbitclaw. Mesd-mes Henry, Groves, Alesars Beverley. MeLonn. : Kinuenr Beynrlev Gordon, Seotr. Dobb’e. McLean, ffprirrs Groves. Whitelaw, Free: 9 steeracre for Ml ports. EXPECTED ARRIVALS. Himitenpi. from Lyttelton. this day Woinni. from Coast via Nelson and Picton tills day Cornwall, from Sydney, this day Diaendee. from Grevmoulli, tins day Vonnpdv, from ‘Veloon. this day Wakatu. from TCaikourn. this day ■Grnvo. from Paten, tins day 1 Te TO mi. from Collmsrwond. this day P'.ibnki from ‘Westport, this day PROJECTED DEPARTURES. Wnkntn. for Knikourn, Cheviot and Lyttelton, tins day. s nt 4 p.m. Mourn, for Napier, Gisborne and Auck. land el, i 3 day. at 4’p.m. 'nrere for Paten, this day. at 3 P.m. Storm bird, for-Wanganui, this clay, at 4 p.m. Himitangi, for Castlepoint. this day. at 4 mm. n.,nw- for Blenheim, this day, at mid-in-ht. Queen of the South, for Foxton. this dav. nl; 4 p.m. Manama, for Wanganui, this day, at 4 p.m. l

TT'iin, for Wanganui. Ibis (lav, at 4 p.m. Mann. for Paten. tin's dnv. at '4 ri.m. Trpnnedv, for Nelson and Coast. Tuesday Panin,, for Blenheim. Tuesday. VESSELS IN PORT. QUEEN’S WHARF. Ovalnu, s.s., 767 tone. Santiago, barque. 432 tone. Taknnuna, s.s.. 2-S9 tons. Gothic, s.s.. 7753 tons. Timnru, barque. 354 tons. Rnkaia, s.s., C6SB tons. Rotorua, s.s.. 376 tons. Tnrnworn, s.s., 1268 tous. Mourn, s.s., 1278 tous. AVakatu, s.s., 95 tons. Manaroa, s.s.. 78 tous. .lluin, s.s.. 90 tons. Lynahler, s.s.. 2061 tons. Queen of the South, s.s.. 121 tons. Stormbird, s.s., 137 tons. Opaiva, s.s., 70 tons. WOOL JETTY. Oban, scow, 50 tons. RAILWAY WHARF _ Uanda Isle, bnrqiientinc. 261 tons. Herald, s.s., 35G tons. , IN THE STREAM. Southern Cross, s.s., 158 tone. MOVEMENTS OF DIRECT STEAMERS. SAILED FROM LONDON. New Zealand Shipping Company.— Rnkaia. ’March 30th; I’npanui. April 23th; Tekna, May Ist; Waikato. May 24th. Sl'iiw. Savill and Abion Company.— AVniwera (from Plymouth). May 11th. Tyser Line.—Star of England, Aprils

6!h; llaake’s ISay. May linl; Star of tin;.; I am! i.froin I.omliiiii. April Clh. I-TiOM NEW YOKK. Tysnr Eine. —Tomoana, April 18tl). HAIEEU lI I K LONHO.V.

New /valan.'l Siiiiinint: Company.— (taniTslmo (from AVcl! i listen i. March VIP: AV iia hatan.'i ifrnm '.Vpllnifftoiu, April IVCi; Wai.aiini (from Wellington), April ; ;7i!, • Waimatc Hrom Wellington), May 1;i1 ii : Paoaroa, Afay 22nd. filiav,. Savill anil Ailiion Company.— Pal,i !. i, ifrom Weiiingtun>. March 12tli ; p-nigai ira. (fi oin Port Clialniers;, April 12' Maiaari (from W'cllington). May. Twer l.i lie.--1 mil a.iievi (from Wcdling(OMl Vari-Ii 1211 1 ; Star of Australia (from '.Veil i ngi on), April lltli; Star of New Zealand Mr mi E.vttcliun), March l!)th. SATLEPS EXPECTED. C'.i-ol,j|!, barrnie (E.G.D..).). left Liyer--0 01,1 T'S t.roarv 2fith ; Derbert Fuller, left New York March loth; Elverland. barque, Jell Port Stephens March 21st; Cloch, iiamiie, (eft (tlasgou- May 4tii ; Alice, ijiiniui; lotfc Condon May loth. BY TBEEGRAPH. SYDNEY, Sunday. Sriiled, Saturday—Tallinn, for Mellinglon. , „ , , AC CEL A N 1), Saturday. Sailed Woibora, lor Hast Coast, Wellington, Hvlteltoii and Dunedin.. I’asscnyciM for Wellington—Messrs Kirk. Egan, John am. <JN KH CNGA, Sntu rtla v. Arrived. 8.20 e.m.—Hinemoa, from Wellinglon. NEI.SI>N'. Saturday. To sail. 8 a.m. Monday—Wainiii. for Picton and 'Wellington. Sunday. Arrived 7a m Ifaopiri. from I’icton. POUT CHALMEHS, Saturday. Arrived 11 a.m Matatua. from Bluff. TI MAKE, Saturday ; Sailed, t.lO p.m.—Hannah N. Bell, for Lvitrlton. COLiyINfIWOOD, Saturday. To sail. 8 a.m. 2nd —To Knpu, for AVelJinglon via Waitapu. PICTO.V. Satur lav. Arrived, a.la p.m.— Haupiri, from Wellington. To sail. !) p.m.—iFaniiin, lor Nelson. L VTTELTI iN, Sal unisv . To sail. 8.10 a.m. 2nd—Uimilangi, for Welling! nil.

SoilcMl M3l nsiiiiHilo (I<M5 p.m.), fnr Vort Cli.'ilmcrs: fndiTimo.vo HI p.m.), Tor Wanoanui: J'oioa {niicliiight) t f f)r Tsloh.ls; Hcniicia for Durban via Novrcasllc. fSumlay. A rrivrd- Hannah At. Bell (9.15 a.m.), from Timaru; h’osainond (5.15 p.m.), from I ircynimil h.

" ' NEW PLYMOUTH. Saturday. Arrived. 1.15 a.m.—Eotoiti, from Wellington. To sail, 5 a.m. 2nd.—Ttotoiti, for Oneliunga. KATKOUBA. Snturdav. To sail, 8.39 a.m. 2nd—Wakatu, for Wellington. • AVESTPOBT, Sunday. Arrived. 10 a.m.— itotokino, from ’Wellington. BLUFF, Saturday. Sailed—Hawca, for Northern ports

According to a Press Association message the United States warship Brooklyn leii Auckland on Saturday morning for big gun practice in Huuraki Gulf. She was to sail for this port yesterday, and should arrive to-morrow. Hie Brooklyn will proceed hence to Sydney to replenish her coal bunkers, after which she ivill rejoin the American squadron in the Philippines. Captain Butt, who went down to Lyttelton on Friday evening, is acting as coastal T'i lot to the Lynalder. and will accompany the vessel to Auckland, j Contracts have been signed by Captain John Crowley, of Boston, for the construction of two seven-masted schooners —the first vessels of this typo and the largest '■■ailing vessels in The world. Each will carry GOOD tons of freight. They nro being built for a service between the 'Philippines and New York. Captain Crowley recently built the six-master G. Wells, which on her maiden trip from Mew York to Havana. beat the mail si earner by three hours. Again complaint has to be made of the method of keeping the telegraph notice board. No mention whatever was made on tho board regarding the departure of the Mapourika from Now Plymouth for Wellington on Friday. These omissions cause considerable annoyance in shipping circles and confusion amongst the friends of persons travelling by sea. The scow Oban arrived yesterday from West Wanganui, with a cargo of flax. The barque Helen sailed yesterday morning, in ballast, for Naipara, where she will load timber for Sydney. The Tarawera did not leave Lyttelton till 11.30 p.m. on Saturday, owing to detention through a Home steamer which was leaving the port, blocking the fairway, huia accounts for her late arrival yesterday. 2.35 p.m. ... The Lynalder, which arrived in port yesterday from Lyttelton, is a steamer of the United States and Australasian Steamship Company, and hails from*New York. She has about 1000 tons of American goods for this port, on the discharge of which she goes to Auckland with the balance of her inward cargo. It is not yet decided what her outward loading is to be. From New York to the colony the steamer experienced fair weather, but on the passage from Lyttelton to this port strong head winds were met with, which delayed tho vessel for over six hours. The Lynalder is a steel screw steamer of 3223 tons gross and 2061 tons net register. She is 3-12 ft 2iu in length. 45ft beam and 15ft Bin in breadth. Her engines are of the most modern type. She was built in February, 1899, by R. Thomson and Sons, of Sunderland, and is owned by the Liverpool Shipping Company. Captain W. Waring is in command, with Mr H. Day as chief officer. Mr W. Johnson second, and Mr IV. Crosby third. Mr G. Dagarnor is chief engineer. Tin; steamer Kirklee has been chartered tn load produce from New Zealand for Smith Africa. Tho bnreme Onyx Ims been chartered to bring hardwood from Port iispernnee to this colony.

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