SHIPPING NEWS.

New Zealand Times, Volume LXXV, Issue 5134, 28 November 1903, Page 4

SHIPPING NEWS.

PHASES OF THE MOON. (Calculated for New Zealand Mean time.) NOVEiIBEii.

Sun riM«. 4.14 a.m.; sets. 7.1! p.m. Muon rises, 12.13 lain.; sots 12.4 a a.m. High water, 10.57 a.m.; 11.17 p.m. ARIiIVED. FRIDAY. NOVEMBER 27. Hi.nujta.nsi, H». <1.20 a.m.), 1-19 tons, Manley, from. Flaxbourne. WafcatU. s.s. (1.40 a.in.)..9a tons. W ills, from Eytlollon, Port Itobmson and Kakoura Passeiiscrs—Miss Clark, Mes,lames Ha.sivell Mayson, Messrs Miller, I.iiecy, AV'rcu, Hymen. Ur,toil 1 s.s (4.2.', a.m.), G2O tons. Robertson, from Uuehuuga and New Plymouth. Passengers—Saloon: Misses (Jordon, "Watson, Mestlanira Conway, livneli. MelMlrr Jones and 2 children. Captain Hull. Messrs. Fox Coates. EarnSuit, Burrell. Crompton, Lcigatou, Patterson; 5 steerage. Opawa. «.s. (5-15 a.m.), 70 tons, Clark, from lilonhelm. Passengers—Miss Norgrove. Messrs Griffon, Jordan, King, Hoar©. > x Tasman. s.s. (7.10 a,in.), 8/ tons, Stevens from Nelson and Afotuoka. Kennedy, s.s. (7.50 a.m.). 137 tons, Graham. from West Const and Nelson. Zealandia, s.s. (8.30 a.m.), 1730 tons, Wvllie, from Sydney, via Auckland. Uisbnrnn and Napier. Passengers— Saloon: Misses Marsden,. McGurr. Armstrong, Cellier. Klein. Itignold, Hamilton. Simtn, Solomon (2). Schafc, Ledger. Kerin. Mcs,lames McGurr, Gullcnanp, Gaynor, Caro. Roberta. IVinnicott and 2 children, Messrs Ross. Ponsou.hr. Bnckla.w. Fordo. Partridge. Holding. Laughton, Stewart, "ullcnauc. Crokcr-Tving, Do Given, LathImrv. AV'illart, Farran, Given. Flynn, Myers Twin, Denny, Russell, AVAllianis, 'while. Roberts, Wiiikloman, Kuan, Sinclair. O'Brien. Carter. Ledger. Wmnicott, Miller, Ross; 4 steerage. Rotonialiana. s.*. (0-5 a.m.l. 804 tons. Manning, from Lyttelton. PassengersSaloon; Misses Hood, Lcgg. Willis, Jones, Brvde-fi, Fronting. AVclls. Ross, London, Mesdainea AVoterhouse, McKay ' and child. Smith. Ross. Julian and infa.nfc Jackson and infant, Prichard, Smith. KemP and infant, Admore and 2 child ron, Thompson, Evans, Warren, Atessrn Milne. Millington. Spence. Hay, Brown, Ormond, Adams, White, Wilson, Ktile, Felton, Rodney, Afnadowcroft. WTitorhouse, Peed. Evans (3), Julian, Prichard, Smith, Hybnrn, Grice, O’Connor, Sara riders (2), Kemp. Adniore. W'right, Selby Ilcrnebrook, Hewitt. Fronting. Parrott, Boss (2). Afonfries. Piper, AlcOoneley. Benny, Chisholm, Walter. Lyttelton, s.s! (4.55 p.m.), 39 tons, Harris. from Lyttelton.

SAILED. FRIDAY. NOVEMBER 27. TTaia, s.s. (11.10 a.m.), 00 tons, Crawford. for Wanganui. . , -o Pohorna, «.s. (13.55 p.m.), 800 tons. Robinson. for Westport Hiiuitangi. s.s. (5.35 p.m.). 119 tons. Manley, for East Coast. Walii.tii, s.H. (5.35 p.m.), 95 tons, for Kaikoura, Port Robinson and Lyttelton. Tasman, s.s. (5.41) p.m.). 87 tons. Stevens, for Nelson and Motueka. Zealandia. s.s. (5.40 p.m.), 1736 tons. Wyllie, for Lyttelton and Dunedin. Passengers—Saloon; Pot Lyttelton Miss Pitcher, Mrs Pitcher. Messrs Mason, Wong. Tapia. For Dunedin—Mrs Grotty and child. Mr McNeill. Opawa. s.s. (5.45 p.m.), 70 tons. Clark, for Blenheim. , . Botomahana. s.s, (7.40 p.m.), 864 tons, Manninc for Lyttelton. 'Passengers—Saloon: Misses Jones, Campbell, Norgrove. Wilson (2), Findlay, Maxwell, Palmer, Mesdames Thiele and child, Crookson. Morris and child, Fleming. Jones, Ban and child. Cronin. Clarkson, Schmidt, Fcichart. Stewart, Lake. Ponsonby, Gray, Swift Messrs Fleming. Bay, Piper. McGill vrey. Wood, Parrott. Cooke, Ayson, MeClatohio. Salmon, Whitaker. Joseph?ou McCarthy. Heath, Hurse. Cameron. Conner Touhg, Duncan. Coates, Bruce, Dim"ant. Swift. Leonard, O’Connor. Morton. Roberts, Lambert, Evans, Milne, Steward. Watch, Elliott, Moore, Hall, Schmidt. Swift, McGromley. Gray, Smith. Brcbner, Gillivrcy, Clark; 23 steerage. Kennedy, s.s. (9.20 p.m.), 137 tons, Graham, for Nelson and West Coast. EXPECTED ARRIVALS. Manama, from. Havelock and . Sounds, this day Aorere, from Patea. this day Kahn, from East Const, this day Nam bn era. from Blenheim, this day Pandora, from Greymonth, this day Toroa, from' Napier and East Coast, this day _ , , ... Mana. from Patea and Waitara. this dav Aotca. from Westport, this day Queen of the South, from Fextern, this Moeraki. from Melbourne, Hobart and South, this day Tarawcra, from Lyttelton, this day Hanpiri. from Nelson and Picton. this An au, from Dunedin and Lyttelton. Sunday Koonya, from South, Sunday Botomahana;, from Lyttelton, Sunday Atbenio, from Lyttelton, Monday Star of Australia, from Napier, MonMapourika. from West Coast, Nelson and Picton, Monday PROJECTED DEPARTURES. Aorere, for Patea and Opnnafce, this day, at 1 p.m. Ruapehu for Tendon, this day Moeraki, for Sydney, this day, at 2 P Nambucoa, for Blenheim, this day, at 6 Tarawera, for Lyttelton, this day, at Aotca, for Greymouth. this day. at 4 P 'Haupiri. for Picton and Nelson, this Unv. at noon. , _ , _ , Wainui, for Nelson and West Coast, this day, at 2 p.m. . Stormbird, for Wanganui, Sunday Rotoiti. for Nelson, New Plymouth and . Onehunga, Sunday Manaroa, for Motueka, Monday To Anan, for Napier, Gisborne and Auckland. Monday Koonya, for Westport and. Greymouth Monday ■ Maua. for Patea, Monday Botomahana, for Lyttelton. Monday Kahu, for Napier and East Coast. Monfor Blenheim, Monday Queen of the South, for Post on, Mond Huia. for Wanganui. Monday Penguin, for Picton and Nelson, Monfor Nelson and West Coast, for Lyttelton and Dimedin, T Mapourikn, for West Coast, via Nelson, Tuesday BY TELEGRAPH. FREMANTLE. Friday. Arrived—Orizaba. from London. Passengers for New . Zealand—Mesdames Haims Morrison, Wright, Messrs Harris Wright, Morrison. Spray, Monro, Cardinal Moran, of Sydney, was among the passengers. _ ~ SYDNEY, Friday. Arrived—Westralia (4.25 p.m.), from MOUTH, Friday. l Arrived —Rarawa (5 a.m.), from Onehimga. , , ’ _ , Sailed—Rarawa (9 p.m.), for Onehunga (connected). ' _ „ ~ FATEA. Friday. Sailed—Aorere (2.45 p.m.), for Wellingt'OUa NAPIER, Thursday. Arrived—Kotuku (6.4 S p.m.), from Wellington. BLENHEIM, Friday. Arrivedr—Natiubueca (12.30 a.m.), from Wellington. , , _ . Sailed—Nambucca (11 p.mO, for 'WeL. Hngton. „' ~ HAVELOCK. Friday. Sailed—Manaroa (3 p.m.). for Wellington.

PICTON. Friday. Arrived— Haupiri. from Nelson. Sailed—Charles Edward for ->ob»n, Haupiri (midnight), for c4^ Sailed —Haupiri (1.30 p.m.), lor Pic-lon and Wellington. ~,( lay. Arrived —Canopus (1.10 p.m-), Irora Wellington. qjj EV.MOETH, Friday. Sailed—Parcora (3.15 p.m.j, l°r W clregion. LYTTELTON. Friday. Arrived—Mouov.-ai (7.20 a.m.), and larawera, (8.25 a.m.), from Wellington. Sailed —Mceraki (5.15 p.m.) for Syur-ey via Wellington. Passengers for Wcllingtc/zi—Aliases Watkins, Wus-an, Jackson, Butler Mesdswu-Ds Wigg>ns Langdon. I:v----ndl Gallughor. Treadwell and iiiiunt, Hargreaves and infant, Hayward and - children, Held, Rylaud Wiggins and infant Alaunsoll, Ogle, Alcvean, Wiggins, McFarlu.no, Peck, Roberts. La-ng-dou. Wilkins. Mayo. Johinston, Stevens 12), Dyin.ock, Thompson, Trent, Sullivan, ilfiyton. Martxndalo, Oockburn. Hampton, Cooke. Neale, By-lauds. Sailed—Tarawera (9.15 p.m.), for A. ellington. Pa-ssengers—Misses Johnstone, Council, Pointer, Mesdamos Costello, Gcorgo. I’ftcaithly, JlcLarou, Captain Evans Messrs George (2), Eamh, .McDonald White, Dymoek. Master Piteajthiy. POUT CHALMERS, Friday. Sailed—Firth of Clyde (9-30 a.m.), for Wellington. _ . DUNEDIN, Frmay.

Sailed—To Amui, for Auckland via Ea&t Coast port*. Passengers tor U ellin.-g----tou—Misses AlcNco, Lambert, Laylte, Airs Smith. Captain farmer BLLFF, Friday. Arrived—Havvea (7 p.m.), Irom AVollingtom. _ , , , To sail—AATiangapo (4 a.im. Saturday), for Newcastle.

The Lyttelton Harbour Board’s paddlewheel tug Lyttelton arrived last night in order to take south the Priestnuxn dredge recently purchased from the V> cllUigtou Harbour Board. The dredge has been dismantled and the bovler. gear and derrifle will be placed on beard the tug. whilst the pontoon will be taken in tow. The yacht Kia Ora left Gisborne on Thursday afternoon. Though Buckendgo (the owner) intimated to the Customs that he was leaving for Wellington, the genenil impression fit Gisborne was that he was sailing 1 for London. . The Union Company's collier W aipon sails from Westport this rooming for Sydney with coal for the Admiralty. *Tho barquentino Pelotas is load hardwood at Clarencetown, N.S.W'., for Wellington. . . TTio bavquontino Diver Hunter is shipping ballast i>rior to sailing lor Kaipara t:j load kanri lor Sydney. She will return from Australia with a cargo of timber for Wellington, The barque Fclicitas, which put into port on Thursday evening in a leaking condition remained at anchor off Kaiwarra yesterday pending instructions from the owners. Captain Andersen is of opinion that the vessel is leaking near the bow, at a place which had previously leaked for some time, it is probable that about 100 tens of coal will bo lightered in order to ©lfect repairs. The T'elicitas has a cargo of 1150 tons of coal. The barque Helen Denny, now at Alelbourae, is due at Newcastle at the end of >veek to load about 1000 tons of coal for the Westport and Greymouth Coal and Produce Company, Wellington. She will sail from Newcastle about tne middle of December. A letter dated Wednesday last, from the scene of the wreck of the barque Ben Avon, states that there are 156 casks of whisky stacked up on the beach, and also several cases. On Wednesday there was only a small portion of the wreck visible. Air AI. Siilars, mate of the lost vessel, is ©xxiocted to arrive in town today from Capo Pulliser. A Customs official is in charge of the cargo washed ashore.

Captain Hull, who has been on holiday leave, rejoins the Hanpiri to-day. Captain Williams, who has been acting master of the Hanpiri, will take the Penguin on Monday. The sailing dales of the Shaw, Savill and Albion steamers Gothic and lonic, from Wellington for London, have been fixed for March 3rd and 31st respectively. Captain Nixon, of the wrecked barque Northern Monarch, will probably leave by tho-Moeraki for Sydney to-day. The second mat© of th.© ill-fated barque, Air Fisher, and Mrs Fisher (daughter of Captain Nison) will also be passengers for Sydney. Captain Nixon states that tho widely reported statement that the barque carried a number of passengers is quite untrue. His daughter was the only passenger. The Union Company’s collier Taieri was brought in from the stream yesterday, where she lias been laid up for some time, and will go on tho patent slip to-day prior to being re-commi&sionod. She will sail on Tuesday morning for Westport under command of Captain Farmer. RUAPEHU. FOR LONDON. Tho New Zealand Shipping Company’s steamer Ruapehu, which sails to-day for London, takes'tho following passengers:— From Wellington —First saloon Lieutenant Smytho,- Messrs Hogan, Foil. Second saloon—Misses Macedo (4), Mesdames Macedo, Hill, Pratt, Ross, Rev Earee, Messrs Brennan, Hill, Macedo, McCallum. Steerage—Mrs Donew, Messrs Abbott, Bath, Gainsworthy, Gilmore, Hall, Nicholas, Nixon, Rooney, Stevenson, Watson; and 20 third-class from other ports. SAFETY OF THE SCOW TAUTUKU. PRESS ASSOCIATION. CHRISTCHURCH. Friday. The Tautuku, a small scow, which left Dunedin on November 16th, on a return trip to Tautuku on. the Ctutha river, and concerning which, anxiety was felt, arrived in tho stream at 'Lyttelton last night, after havinig been a plaything of wind and waves for ten days. After clearing Otago Heads tho vessel! was driven before a southerly galo for six days and. became nnmanagable. Then another wind took 'the scow seventy mites east. The crew of three was in sore straits till a northerly breeze brought tho craft to Lyttelton. There was plenty of food aboard. Continuous work at the pumps was tho chief digcomfort. PURCHASE OF THE UPOLH. PRESS ASSOCIATION. SYDNEY, November 27. lever Eros, have purchased the steamer Upolu from the Union Steam Ship Company for the Island trade, subject to inspectrin in .a New Zealand dock. THE MOANA DAMAGED. PRESS ASSOCIATION. SYDNEY, November 27. A cable message from Vancouver states that the Union Company’s steamer Moana grounded while entering tho quarantine dock at Victoria, but got off and proceeded-to Vancouver for repairs.

x>. H. J5.. Full Moon ... ... 5 4 58 p.m. Last Quarter ... 12 2 IS p.m. New Moan ... ... ID 4 40 p.m. First Quarter ... 557 5 7 p.m.