SHIPPING NEWS

New Zealand Times, Volume XXIX, Issue 6268, 23 July 1907, Page 9

SHIPPING NEWS

PHASER OP THE MOONJUJ.Y.

San rises, 7.8 a.m.; sets, 4.17 p.m. Moon rises, 2.33 p.m.; sets. 4.55 a.m. High water, 1.36 a.m.; 2."<io p.m. AKKIVED. MONDAY, JTJLY 22. Mauaroa, s.s. (11-20 a.m., 122 tons, Annum, from Picton via the Grove. SAILED. MONDAY. JULY 22. Penguin, s.a. U2.4J p.m.). 824 tons, Stewart, for Picton and Nelson. Passengers—Saloon: For Picton—Mrs Cruickshank. Mr I Suanuon. For neUou-Me-Brs Dix. Auivre, s.s. (2.-ID p.m.), 77, tons, Fisk. for P Maii'ai-oa, s.s. (4 p.m.): 12 2tons. Allmah. for Motueka. liosamontl, s.s. (5.5 p.m.). 721 tons, Baylor, for Ureymouth. Waikare, s.e. (5.5 p.m.), 3071 tons, Eolls, for Auckland via ports. Passengers—Sa loon: For Napier— iii.essi>s Tain (2), HarcusBoss (2), Lees. For Auckland—Miss McMurrieli, Hcidaines John. McMurrieh, Messrs John, Wasehman, Sneddon. Stormbird. s.s. (5.15 i>.m.). 217 tons, Melntyre, for Wanganui. : Toroa. s.s. io.oo p.m.). £B3 tons, Peterson, for Napier and Giaborne. Alexander, s.s. (£.l r > i-.mA 377 tons, W T lld-" man, for Nelson and West Coast. Maravoa, s.s. io.ij p.m.;. —-j l«na, Manning, for Lyttelton. Passengers—Saloon: Misses iloskin, Hcgley, Warner, Bird, McColl. Steven.on. Meredith, (2.) Mcsdaniea Fuller. Sand-tern. Tanner, Captain Willis, Messrs' Evans, Junes. Campbell, Buchanan, Young, fuller, Brown. Wilson. Kaye. Kussell, Stuart, Caifney, Wa kcr, Saunders. Heeee, llbodes, Sharpin. Murray. Asher, Buxton. Craddo k. Amess, Parker. Tanner, Wilson. Ilajcoek, Cassidy, Kenuie, Sauder-oU-in.' '• EXPECTED AEHIVALS. Waihi. Blenheim, to-day : liieanemi; Llenheim. lu-day Kotu-.tn, Oreymodtn, to-day. Talune, Aueklanu via- ports, to-day • Kotomahana, Lyttelton, to-day 'inauian. Motueka, to-day Queen of the South, Foxton, today ,' liuia. Wanganui, to-day Penguin. Nelson, Picton, to-day Taiiapnua, Uneiuiiiga. Wednesday . Mararua. Lyttciton. Wednesday Moerakl. Sydney, Wednesday Araimra, We«t Coast, Wednesday Kahu, Napier, Wednesday Manaroa, Motueka, \\ eunesday Stormbird, Wednesday Aorere, Pate.a, Wednesday ' W'aipori, Westport, Wednesday Corinna. Southern ports, 'thursday Torgaulcn, One'huug-a. Thursday Kim, ureymouth, Thursday liakaia. Port Ciiaimers, Thursday Kob Hoy, Pieton, anursday Zealaridia. Dunudin. t Lyttelton. Thursday . Manapouri, Fiji. Auckland; Thursday . Mokoia, Sydney. Auckland, Friday ] Vv immera. Melbourne via South, Friday Hinemoa. West Coast, Saturday j PROJECTED DEPAETUKESj. Kiripaka. Patea, to-day, noon Waflii,' Blenheim, to-day, midnight Av'akatu, Lyttelton via coast, to-aay, 6 p.m. Blenheim, Blenheim, to-day, midnight Mapourika,-Nelson, West Coast, to-day, 6 I P.m. ■ . < ■' . ■ Talune, Lyttelton, Dunedin, to-day, 6 p.m. Eotomaliana, Lyttelton, to-day, 8 p.m. Tasuian, Nelson, Motueka, to-day, 4 p.m. , Ilnia, Wanganui, to-day, 3 p.m. I Queen of the South, Foxton, to-day, 4 p.m. ' lonio, Lyttciton, to-day, 2 p.in; Takapuua, Onehunga, Wednesday Mararoa, Lyttciton, Wednesday v ' Storinbird, W r anga-nui, Wednesday Kahu, Napier via coast, Wednesday MauoJ*oa, Havelock and Sounds, Wednea- . day •■-.:• Aorere, Patea., Wednesday Penguin, Picton, Nelson, Wednesday Zeaiandia, Auckland, Sydney, Thursday .Moerakl, Melbourne via South, Thursdo" Wakatu. Lyttelton via coast, Thursday W'immera-. Sydney, Friday Mokoia.. Dunedin, Friday Arahura, W T est Coast ports, Saturday " ' Hob Boy;, Picton, Havelock, Saturday ' | TELEGEAPHErj~MOVEMENTS. Melbourne, Monday—Drayton Grange, from Liverpool. Auckland, Monday—Mokoia (7.15 a.m.,) from Sidney. Miowera o p.m.). tor Sydney.. Onemmga, Monday—Takapuna, for New Plymouth and Wellington—passengers: Misses George, Tawi (2), Turnbull, i orke, Mesdames Tawi. George. Williams, Keesing and child, Morrison, Messrs McGowan, Gilrath, iiirad, llcUmia. Morrisou, Luxiord, Napier;- Goodfellow, Solomon, Fraser, Lee. Bu-mau,' Couple, Barnctt. Blow, Geactis, Tawi and boy. i Hokianga, Monday—Louisa Craig, for Sydney. New Plymouth. Monday—Ngapuhi (4 a.m.\ from Onehunga. Ngapuhi (9 p.m.), for Onehunga (connected). Wanganui, Monday—Huia (6.45 p.m.), for Wellington. ~' \ Foxton, ..Monday—Queen of the South (8 a.m.), from* Wellington. Napier, Monday—Nora Niven (10.30 a.m.), from Wellington. . Talune (1.30 p.m.), for Wellington. Picton, Monday—Penguin (4.30 p.m.). from Wellington. Penguin (7.5 p.m.), tor Nelson. Nelson, Monday—Botoiti (4.15 a*m.), from Wellington. Rotoiti, for New Plymouth. iMotueka, Monday—Taainan. (6 p.m.), for Wellington. Farewell Spit, Monday—Kotuku (4 p.m.) passed for Wellington. Greymouth, Monday—Defender (7.30 a-m.). from .Wellington. ,v Lyttelton, Monday—Rotomahana, (6.10 1 p.m.), for Wellington—passengers: Misses Gunn (2), Bruere, Ledger, Virtue, Taylor, Mesdames Juriss, Lorraine, Bruere, Bain, Wilkie, Payling and boy, Taylor and 3 children. : Staples, Messrs Cunningham, Allen.,M.H.E., Aiken. T. H. Davey. M.H.E.. Morton, Sylies, Sbine, Brown, Selig. Bruere, Payling, .Boss, Evans. Burton. Morrison. Holland, Joyce, Low, Cornish, Fleming, Grange, Scales, Anderson, Mueller, Watson, Stothart. , Timaru. Sunday—Matatua (5.J3 p.m.), from Port Chalmers. . , Oamaru, Monday—Eakaia (12.15 p.m.), "from , Waitara. Port Chalmers. Monday—Eippingham Grange (1.35 p.m.), from Lyttelton. Bluff, Monday—Wimraera (5.30 p.m.), from Melbourne and Hobart—passengers (saloon) ,for Wellington: Messrs Neil. Clark. Eendall. Gladsbury. Doran. Parsons. Schweiechler, Euston, r Swift. Penner, Burk and 2~ Poys, Hindmarsh. Hudson, Larsen. :Xaw- j rence, v W nale, Ivernst, O'Shea.. Wall. Mesdames i Parsons. Lyons. Schweieehler, Wall, Hindmarsh. Misses Schwciechler, Wall, Leunkley. Warrimoo (11 p.m.), for Hobart. The Federal-Houlder Shire liner Suffolk, which left W r ellington on June sth for West of England ports, arrived at Avonmouth last Friday. . The Shaw. Savin and Albion Company's steamer Athenic. which left Plymouth on June 2?th for Wellington, resumed her voyage from Capetown. last Friday afternoon, one day ahead of schedule time. The Union Company's steamer Moeraki, which is due at Wellington at daybreak to-morrow, is bringing a total Of €8 saloon and 44 steerage passengers for New Zealand poets.. The cargo steamer Katanga, under charter to the TTnion Company, is to leave Calcutta about the end of this month for Singapore. Samarang. and Auckland. The Bailings from Westport on Sunday were:—The Te Anau for the Bluff., the Kaiapoi for Lyttelton, and the Koiuata for Auckland. The collier Waipori is to leave: Westport at 1 o'clock thiß morning for Wellington with a load of coal for the "Union Company and the Wenport Coal Company. The Taviuni and the Moura are to leave W 7 e-stport this morning, the former for Lvtteltou and the latter for Napier. The Arahura, from Wellington via ports, arrived atWestport at 5 a.m. yesterday, and sailed at 7 a.m. for Greymonth. The vessel is due back here about 5.33 p.m. to* morrow.. The. Marine Department has received advice that the beacon located over Maori rock, between tbe north of Kawau Island and the mainland, has been carried away bv the recent gale. The beacon will be replaced probably by the Hinemoa on her ne'xt trro northward. The baiM-e Invermark, from Liverpool. is expected to complete the discharge of her Wellington cargo by tbe end of the week, and will sail early next week for Dunedin. Tbe future movements of the vessel are not yet decide 1. A little corned-.- has bec.i enacted on the Wairau bar during the past few days. The Blenheim flr»t stnek on tbe bar and prevented the Waihi from trying to cross outwards. On Friday nifrht the Blenheim came off and prnccedrd lip to T! cuhehn. On Saf.'.rdav afternoon tbe Waibi essayed to negotiate (be bar apd stuck firmly some di'-tanoe inside. Tbe heavy easterly sea prevented any attempt to work the bar yesterday. Mr Leuman. who has been in the pilot and signalling service of tbe port of Wellington for thirty-one years, and who baa

been for several years in charge of the Mount Victoria signal station, has retired from the employ of the Harbour Board. He was one of the oldest hands in th© Board’s employ, having joined the service when the Board was inaugurated about twenty-six years ago. He has been succeeded by Mr Robert Smith, late of tho wharf night staff. Mr R. J. Forster, late third officer of th© Waikare, hns transferred to the Kakanom as second officer. Mr Rankin, late second engineer of tho Tarawera, has joined the Mararoa in a' similar capacity in place of Mr J. McLean, who has been appointed chief engineer of the Squall. Mr Campbell, chief engineer of the Dukaki, came ashore yesterday, and the. second aud third engineers were promoted a step temporarily. Mr Carr joined the’vessel as third engineer. THE WOOLLAHIU WRECK. A large number of people proceeded from Wellington on Sunday to the scone of the wreck of the barque Woollahru. Only the stumps of the three masts of the barque are visible at high water, and at low water only two planks in the bows of the vessel are above water. The beach is strewn with wreckage. The bodies of the late Captain Andresen and the seaman, who were lost have not been recovered. THE NEW TYBER STEAMER. ; There was launched at Belfast on May 33th a steamer which has been built for tho Tyser Line (Ltd.). London. Th© vessel, which was named Whakama, is 466 ft in length r with a gross tonnage of about 6600, and has been built under Lloyd’s survey lor the hignest class in their registry. Th© new steamer is of the shelter-deck type, and lias three complete steel decks, extending all fore and aft. Tho cargo space is divided into five large holds, three of these being insulated aud prepared for the reception of frozen meat cargo, for tha preservation of which a very complete refrigerating installation has been fltteo. Each of the holds is provided with a large hatchway equipped with a couple of powerful steam winches and the necessary derricks for expeditiously dealing with a larg© general cargo,. the derricks being from the masts and special derrick The propelling machinery consists of two get.ft of direct-acting tri-compound engines, wi*h ail the most modern auxiliary appliances. supplied with steam from four single-ended multitubular boilers, working under forced draught.

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BTEAMEBB. Ennerdale (duo this morning), sailed from-Flinders liay July 6th. (McArthur (jowanburn (due about July 29th). sailed from New York May 12th. via Australia and Auckland. (.N .Z.B. Co-) . Fanauui idiie about July 31st). sailed frota Plymouth June 15th, via Capetown “ a iid?au a iLSldu C e°;Lbout August 2nd), s-iiled from, ifew York May 11th. vm Australia and Auckland. (Tyscr.) , namara (due about August 2nd), sailed from London J une 7th, via Auckland. '“indratemaVdue about August.sth). .wiled from London May 10th, via Australia, Auoklaud, and Napier. (Tyscr.) Drayton Grange (due about August 6th) r sailed from Liverpool June lat ' vi » • iu »- tralia and Auckland. (F.-H.-8. Lbu®.) Marere (due about August 7th). sailed from London June 4th. Tin, Australia. Anckland, and Napier. (Tyscr*) . . Athenic (due about August 13th), sailed from Plymouth June 29th. via Capetown “^rak?na U (dne h s^ut* , Atw ) a»t 28th), sailed from Plymouth Juls'l3th, Tia Capetown an Katuna ar <due about August 30th). sailed from New York June 11th. via Australia _j Auckland. (A* and A. Line.) ■ Devon k (due about August _3let). sailed trw Liverpool June 29th via Capetown and A Sneaex d \due' l aSut August 31st). sailed from Glasgow June Z9th via Capetown and A Karlmea temher Ist), sailed from London July 3rd. via Port Chalmers “ntoaAlri“(d® SoSt September 2nd). saifed a £?om r New York June 22nd. via Ana tralia and Auckland. (Tyser.) . .... • wamuton (due about September sth). saheffrom New York |une 15tb. via An.tr Wakauui A (dne a ahout ' September 13th). sane a d k! from Uidon JuneJOth, via Durban sailcd from New York July Bth. via Australia and Auckland. , (A, and A. Line.)

SiHiEE. CVberon, four-masted Imrquentln© (41 dayi ont). saUed from Liverpool June XZtn-

D. H. M. Last Quarter ... ... 3 2 4 a.m. New Moon 11 2 47 a.m. First. Quarter 19 0 4 £ am - Fuh Moou 25 4 0 p.m.