SHIPPING NEWS.

New Zealand Times, Volume XXVII, Issue 5736, 3 November 1905, Page 4

SHIPPING NEWS.

NOVEMBER. PHASES OF THE MOON. {Calculated for New Zealand Moan Time.)

Sun Haw. -l.ac n.m.: .sets. 0.34 p.m. Moon lisf-j, 9.53 n.m. flip'll water, LIT a.m.; O.CB p.m. ARRIVED. THU RSDA V. .NOVEMBER 2. Queen of tin* BmiMi. ».s. (3.30 n.m.), 121 tons. Dicker, from Fusion. Rolomahuna. s.s. (7.10 n.m.), 801 ton', rolling-, from L.v!t»llon, Pas,»mgors-Sa-Joon : Missca Knowles, Day, On in, Moore Smith, (.’lark, .)tny, Howe, Mowlamcs Knmvlos. Luke, Burr, Kcan-ley. .Jur.v, Wilson, Wilkinson. McKcnr.ii'. Hon R. J. Sedilon, Morel" Snllnugor, Keane, Waterman. O'Driacoll. Fronde, Stowurt, Wiii'i’, Ho*,vie, Stevcuison. Burr, Vv Illinois, Evans Kcarnlcv (2), MrDonnUl. Humphries' Smith, Ralph. Ryan; 22 Moorage. Zualnmlia. k.s. <8.50 n.m.). 1730 ions, Kntavislle. f 1") ni Dnnc'lin and Lyttcllim. Passengers—Saloon: .Misses Mowatt, Aitken. EioJii, llullon. Christie, Mesdames Cosgrove, Soinner and chilli. Reynolds iind 2 children, Searcll. Messrs Hurlmson and farn.ilv and stall'. Langmuir, Buchanan, Purvis. Clark. Watson. Minnie, Duane. 11 uiehirison : 11(1 slcera : ;e. Ngnngimi, s.s. (H. 50 n.m.). at tons, Stevens from Blenheim. Joseph Sims, schooner (0 a.rn.). 81 tone. Mahan, from Lyttelton. Slminbird, s.s, (10,2.'. n.m.). 137 tom;. Mclntyre, from "Wanganui, Aorere. s.e. (1.35 p.m,), .13 tons, Imacv, from Paloa. Tninui. u.s. (3.15 p.rn.), 72 tons, Jensen, from Blenheim. Arahum, s.s. (GAT, n.m.). 771 tons. Lam'bort, from (Jreyrnouth. W csiport, aim Nelson. Passengers —Saloon: Misses Hines, Noilev. Casey. Taylor. Stratford, Ring,' Burke. Havward, Horn. Casey, Clark, Horner, Matson. Korle, Rqhs, Pitts Malonov. Stanlcs. Mesdames Kyan, Maedonne!l. ‘ Daws. Envoy. Anderson, Staid, Maloney. Messrs Crawford, Lrthnm, Melritodi, .Minims, Howard, Maddoclc (21, Tt7ir,', Fowler, Wilks, Leahy, ■Croeketl. Todd Mclntosh, Scott, Nairn, McDonald, Croii. Warren, Whitoford, Harter. Neighbours. Jackson. Jones, Murray, Cole. De Renzi. Burno, Ross, Green, Bcresford. Hitchcock, I’innimore. TaUlev. Burroughs, Moure, .Malone, Kompihoruo, Hyland. CUapinnn, McKelhir, Ran kin ; 21 steerage. Wnkatu. s.s. (!) p.m.), 95 tons. Wills, from Lyttelton, via coast. SAILED. THURSDA Y. NOVEMBER. 2. Onawa, s.s. (12.10 n.m.), 70 tons, EckfonS, for Blenheim. Corinna. s.s. (noon), 820 tons, S. ITolford, for New Plymouth anil Onehu.-iga. Zealnndiii, s.s. ('1.45 p.m.), 1736 tons, Entwifitlo, for Napier, Gisborne, Auckland. and Sydney. Passengers—Saloon; For Napier—Colonel Porter. Mr Mclntosh, For Gisborne —Mrs Clare. Hc*r .1. Carroll, Messrs Hogg, Chatfield, Williams, Gordon. For Auckland—Misses Johns, Hansen, Mesdames Butters and 2 children. Onnrod, Gibb, Hosking. Revs Dr Gibb and' Smith, Messrs Black, 'Taylor. Cook. Ormrocl, Souucss (2), For Sydney—Mr W’ood. Tufanekai, s.s. (4,45 p.m.). 412 tons. Post for Auckland, via northern lighthouses. Huia, s.s, (5,10 p.m.), 90 tons, Dowell, for Wanganui. Moorald. s.s. (S.lfl p.m.), 2715 tons, Worrall, for Lyttelton, Dunedin, Blulf, Hobarf. and Melbourne. Passengers—Saloon : For Lyttelton—Aliases Bcresford, Matson. Partridge, Pelt (2), Murbach. Saunders, Henson, 'Watson, Allen, Ellis, '(Sutton. Hnggitt, Norlhcote, Clark, Kcrlmjrcotir. Cameron, Hussey, Stokes, Mesdames TTenrys. Abbott, Tringham, .Jolmaton. Sculoss, Pickering. Ralph, Benjamin, Milligan, Hayward, Grace, 'Webster and 2 children. Barraud. Lamb, BaU Irop, iffowbray, Saunders, Brown, Schofield, Lethaltv, Pliramer, Savill, Bedell, iLToaie. Clcnncll, Hussey, "Williams, Livingstone. Hon Johnston, General Babington, Colonel Lovcifay, Lieutenant Pickering. Captain Campbell, Messrs ITenrys, Abbott, Lee, Broderick, 'XTingham, Schloss, Turnbull (2), Mow-brny, Duncan, Ralph, Lyons, Meredith. Miller, Couchman, Alpo, Lamb, Lewis. Cronie, Fanning. Paterson, Gibbons. Mackav, Bxish. King, Scrimgeonr, Curd, Bedoif. Kelly. .Boston, Plimraer (2), Miller, Benjamin, .Moore, Law, Bannermnn, W T cbster,

.Moore, Wood, Creagh, .Sexton. Dolancy, —-Bcroeford, Ilooley, McNamara, Brewer, Burns. 8011. Savlll, Doans, Sims, Lees. Wood. For Dunedin—Misses Holdsworth, Campbell. Wilson, Gibson. Rankin, Graham, Mrs Giuson, Messrs Heath, Maude. Fraser, For Melbourne—Miss .Meyers, Mrs Colo, Mr Campbell. Kobouiahana, s.e. (ll.aS p.m.), 864 tons. Collins, for Lyttelton. Passengers—Saloon: Misses Day. McDonald. Pullen, Hall. Gair, Hacon.' Fraser, Millward, Temple. Major, Taylor, Martin, Richtus, Mesdaraes Rowe, McDonald, Kernot, Marshall, King. Lind, Brough. Pitcaithly, Toomcr and 3 children. Livermore Hopkins. Lawrie. Piekford, Coleman, Davis, Prosser, training and 2 children, Maher, Penn, Johnson, Salter, Lilly, Gray, Chapman, Brown. Shaw. Frost and child. Hon Macdonald, Messrs Eowo, Forrest, Watt, Quill, Kernot, Marshall, King. Lind, Robertson, Hill. Brough, Pitcaithly, Hamilton, Livermore. Hopkins, Lawrie. Bcggs, Scott, Owen. Whitworth, (3), Watson. Ormond. Lilly. Eyland, Stevens, Collins, Norton, McCracken, Good. Lambert, Johnston, Gilbert and child, Henry, Bagl.oy, Barr and child. Hogg, Mu her. Whitehouso. Withoy, Frost, • Jorgenson, Shaw (3) Troup. Beckett, Campbod. Penn. Zinckgraf, Lindsay. Te Marae, Watson. Sinclair, Edwards. Williams, Piekford. Payne, Baylis, McColl, Perry, Wcnte, Tancrcd. Pilmer, Benseley, Faville, Chapman. Mills, Leslie, Paulton, Ford, Engard, Walker. MeKeowen, O’Sullivan. Higson, Twist, and Primmer. FEIDAY, NOVEMBER 3. ..Ngunguru, s.s. (3 a.m.), 5t tons, Stev4UB. for Blenheim. Blenheim, s.s. (1 a.m.), 85 tons, Shaw, for Blenheim. EXPECTED ARRIVALS. Rosamond, Greymoutli, to-daj Wavorlcy, Nelson, to-day Ruapehu, London, Auckland, to-day Baden Powell, Lyttelton, via Port Robinson, to-day Pntcona, Nelson, Picton, to-day Mokoia, Sydney, Auckland, to-day IlotoiTi. Onehnngn, to-day Tasman, Nelson, to-day tipawa, Blonhoim, to-day Mararoa, Lyttelton, to-day Capo Breton, New York, Auckland, today Mana, Pntea. to-day Ngunguru, Blenheim. Saturday Blenheim. Blonhoim. Saturday Tluia, Wanganui, Saturday Rotomahana, Lyttelton, Saturday Wimmora, Melbourne via South, Saturday Mapourika. West Const. Saturday Kahn, Napier, via coast, Sunday ivumara, Napier, Sunday Tnlune. Southern ports, Sunday Queen 01 the South, Fox-ton, Sunday Pohorua, Southern polls. Sunday ITaupiri, Auckland, via const, Sunday Patoena, Nelson, Picton, Sunday PROJECTED DEPARTURES. Tainui, Waitnrn. to-day, 5 p.m. Queen of the South, Fox ton, to-day, 4 Wakatu, Lyttelton, via coast, to-day, 1 p.m. % Wayorloy, West Coast, to-day, 5 p.m. Mokoia. Dunedin, to-day, 4 p.m. Mana, Patea, to-day, 5 p.m. Aororo, Patea, to-day, 5 p.m. Tasman. Motueka, to-day, 4 p.m. Opawa, Blenheim, to-day, 5 pan. Mararoa, to-day, 8 p.m. Pnteena. Picton, Nelson, to-day, 1 p.m. Storrabird, Wanganui, to-day. 11 a.m. Capo Breton, Lyttelton, Saturday Kotomahana, Lyttelton, Saturday Blonhoim. Blonhoim, Saturday Huia, 'Wanganui, Saturday Ngunguru, Blenheim. Saturday Manama, Motueka, Saturday Arahura, West Coast, Saturday Wimmera, Sydney, Saturday

Manaroa, Motucka, Saturday Kotoiti, Oncdiunga, Sunday Vohenia, West Coast, Monday Eliliu. Napier, via coast, Monday Talunc, Auckland, Monday BY TELEGRAPH. BIMS 15ANE. Tilursday. Sailed—Aorangi, for Vancouver. CARE MARIA. Thursday. Sonoma (9.45 a.rn.), paw-eil west. HOKIA NOA, Thursday. Arrived—Hirolha, barque. from Sydney. KATRARA, Thursday. Sailed—Rio, harqnentiiic, for Sydney. TEKORURU. Thursday. Sailed—Karitaee (1.45 p.m.), and Petono (2.15 p.m.), for Sydney. A L'CKLAND. Thursday. -1 rrived—Tarawora. from South. Sailed—Vienna DO a.m.i. for Newcastle. NEW PLYMOUTH. Thursday. ■\ rrived— Rotoili (I- a.rn.), fiom Onehunga; Takapuna (8,45 a.in.), from Wel'"sTdled—Kotoiti (noon), for Wellington; Takapuna (8.50 p.m.), for Onehunga (connected). , PATEA, Thursday. Sailed—A fan a(1 p.rn.), for Wellington. NAPI ER. Thursday. Sailed—Mokoia (1.55 n.m.), tor \\ ellington; Kahn (C pan,), for Wellington, via C ' o<lbt ' BLENHEIM, Thursday. Sailed—Opawa (8.30 p.m,), for Wellington' PfCTON, Thursday.

Arrived —Torgauteu (12.5 a.rn.), from Wellington; Palecna (5.40 p.m.), from ‘ SaHed —Palecna (II pan.), for Wellington. , NELSON, Thursday. Arrived—Alexander (8.20 nan.) ami Tasman (8.55 n.m.), from Wellington. Sailed—Tasman (5.30 pan.), and AVavcrlev <8 nan.), for Wellington. ' ' " KAIKOURA, Thursday. Sniletl—Wakatn (9 a.m.), for Wellmg-

tl>n ’ LYTTELTON. Thursday. Arrived—Marnroa (8.30 a.m.), from Wellington. . „ . Sailed—Brisbane, for Kmpara; Cann, brig, for Auckland; Lily, schooner, for Grevmouth. Sailed—Mnraroa (6.20 p.ra.l, for Wel-iim-ton. Passengers—Misses Webb, Granville. Nairn (2). IV. Steward, Duncan, Ellis, Tomnlar. Von Haast, Jordon, Mesdaines Orchard, A. 'Tong, Webb, Smith, Williams. Bloor and infant, H. Brown, Jordon, Harrison. Jones. Chapman and 3 children, Crawley, Fouhy and 2 children, J. Sinclair and chijtl. Captain Bolam, Messrs Orchard, Milne. Smith, Williams, Bloor, if. Brown. Crawley, Graham. Fouhv. A. \V. Clarke. M. E. Candy, Wallace. Nisbet, W Strouts. Cooper, A. Hobbs L. Dunn, A. Cunningham. Wilson, Walker. Sullivan, Tripe, J. Sinclair.

A Press Association message states that the lUrhtK'ootDer at Cano Maria reports that the ship Jqiiiquc passed east at <1 p.m* yesterday. She signalled masted, lost anaro anchor last Sunday." The Xquique is a ship of 1859 tons under command of Captain Wood. She is laden with coal from Newcastle for tho West Coast of Soxith America. Tho Union Company received advice that tho Mapourika, from AVdlington, via ports, arrived at Westport at noon vestordav. and sailed for Grevmouth at 1 p.m. Tho Mapourika is expected to arrive back at Wellington, towards midnight to-morrow. Mr Norton, chief officer of the Hawca, came ashoro yesterday on sick leave, Mr Carey, late chief officer of the Waintii, joined the Ilawea temporarily, in place of Mr Norton. The Tyser steamer Indralcraa. on completion of the discharge of her cargo from London, is to move to tho stream this morning to await orders. Cable advice has been received that tho Tyser steamer Marere, which sailed from New York on September 17th, arrived at Melbourne on Wednesday. The Marere is due at Wellington about the cud of tho month, and will discharge about 1200 tons of cargo at this port.

THE WEST OP ENGLAND TRADE. The New Zealand and African Steamship Company advises that the steamer Devon has been withdrawn from tho timo-tablo as the first vessel sailing from New Zealand direct to the West of England ports. Sho will bo replaced by the Morayshire which is to load at Wellington on the 25th instant. The Morayshire will proceed from this port to Lyttelton and thence to Port Chalmers, from which place sho is to sail Homewards. BOOKINGS FOE SYDNEY. The local office of Messrs Huddart, Parker and Co. advises that the following saloon have booked at Wellington by the steamer Wimmera, which is to sail for Sydney direct at 6 o’clock to-morrow evening;—Misses Burgess, Ross, Mesdames Mentiplay, J. H. Slovens, Messrs Mentiplay, J. 11, Stevens, McGrath, T. Dwau, Bond, Cuningham, G. Marshall, F. A. King, McLean, Budgett. Tait, F. Eoss. PICTON TO WELLINGTON. Tho Union Steam Ship Company has arranged tho following timo-tablo. showing the dates and time of departure of vessels from Pioton to Wellington during tho present month;—lth inst., Pateona, 7 p.m.; 7th, Pateenn, 11 p.m.; Bth. Arahura, 1 p.m.; 9th. Pateena, midnight; 11th, Pateena. 2.30 p.m.; 14th, Pateena,' 5.30 p.m.; 15th, Arahura, 5.30 p.m.; 16th, Pateena, 5.30 p.m.; ISth, Pateoua, 6.30 p.m.; 21st, Pateena, 9.15 p.m.; 22nd, Ax’ahura, 11 p.m.; 23rd, Pa_ tcena, 11 p.m.; 25th, Pateena, 2 p.m.; 28th, Pateena, 4 p.m.; 29th, Arahura, 5.30 p.m.; 30th, Patoena, 5.30 p.m. The above time-table will be adhered to as closely as circumstances will permit. Tire passage from Picton to Wellington averages about four hours and a half. THE GOTHIC AT HOBART. HOBART, Thursday. Tho Gothic has arrived from London via Capetown. Sho is to sail for Wellington at 4 o'clock to-moiTow morning. Thirty-six passengers landed here and cighty-two are going on to New iZealand. [The Gothic arrives in Wellington on Tuesday afternoon.!

First Quarter D- ... '1 ii. ;.r. 1 a a.m. Full Moon ... .Last Quarter ... 12 ... 20 •1 41 ji.m. 1 4 ii.in. New Moon ... ... 27 4 17 a.m.