SHIPPING NEWS

New Zealand Times, Volume XXXII, Issue 7027, 15 January 1910, Page 15

SHIPPING NEWS

..'■'. PHASES OF THE MOON. ';; JANUARY. . . D. . . H. . M. Last Quarter ... ... 4- 0 56 a.m. New- Moon 11 11 21 p.m. First Quarter ....;-- 18- —9 SO p.m. Full Moon 25 11 20 p.m. THIS DAY. Sun rises, 4.3-1 a.m.; 5et5, : 7.26 p.m. Moon rises, 8.17 a.m.; sets, 10.29 p.m. High water, 7.15 a.m.;. 7.41 p.m. -. ARRIVEE. FRIDAY, JANUARY 14. • ■ WAIMEA, s.s. (1.35 a.m.), 532 tons, Wiklinan, from Greyinouth. MANUKA, s.s. (5.15 a.m.), 4505' tons, Neville; from Melbourne, Hobart, Bluff, Dunedin, and Lyttelton. • Passengers: Saloon —Misses Bill,, Kerr, .Duncan, •Williamson, Lilleeoap, Brunt. (2), ; Coombes, Marrya'tt, Nurses Marshall;. (2), Lillecoap, 'Mcintosh, Caultori;' Marshall, Stewart, Caltan,'Mesdanies' Trinder,' Mum, Gilmore, Wallace, Hooper, Lodder and child, Rose-Jaggar, Stewart, Juste, Ledhain, Wilkinson, Marryatt, Mullan,' Messrs , Mullan. (2), Phillips, B. Parker, Trinder, R. Dickie, Jolley, Bobson, Mum, Dinmisch, Kerr, Houston, Rainbow, W. E. Poole, Saint, Rose-Jaggar, Lodder, McKeuzie, Wilkinson, Oakden, McPheo, Stewart, Mackenzie, Rev. Hooper, Masters Saint, Wallace (2); 47 steerage. MAORI, s.s. (6.55' a.m.), 3390 tons, Hunter, from Lyttelton;' 250 passengers. WIMMERA, s.s. (7.50 a.m.), 3022 ton«, Waller, from Sydney, Auckland, Gisborne and Napier. PasscngeiTi Saloon —Misses Shaekleton, MoClyinont CZi. Me?dnuies Tullocih. and 4, children, Shaekleton, ,Morse,. McDonald, Ferris, King, Rickey, Messrs Tulloch, W. Uutuerford, Hutchinson, Mardcn, Busby, J. McLean, 11. Norton, G. Lee, King, Watson, G. Mare, Troup, D. ' Rennie, Sinvni, Haj", Cedorwall, Mcintosh; 15 steerage. KAIRAKI, s.s. (9.15 a.m.), 450 tons, Scott, from. Lyttelton. , INDRAGHIRI, s.s. (1.30 p.m.), 4027 tons, Craven, from New York via Melbourne, Sydney aud Auckland. QUEEN OF THE SOUTH, s.s. (9 p.m.), 198 ton*, Harvey, from Foxton. SAILED. FRIDAY, JANUARY 11. KOMATA, s.a. (12.35 a.m.), 199 i tons, Angus, for Westport. IIINEMOA, s.s. (3 a.m.), 542 torn, Bollons, for Cook Strait lighthouses: NEREHANA, s.s. (12.5 p.m.), 6533 tons, Lids.to.se, for London, via Las Palmas. FATEBNA, s.s. (2.10 p.m.), 1212 tons, Aldwell, for Picton and Nelson. ' Pa<sengers—Salbon : For Picton Misseu Thomas, Baysev, Messrs Glatten, Forbes, Frudlay (2), "McLauchnan, McCnllum, Wallace, Mowat, Keating, Macfie, nay, Captain. Allen. For Nelson—Misses P. Gillies Andrews, Adams, Smith, Harding, Mesdanies Clark, Gillies, Worrall, Naylor, Turner, Cossgrove, Messrs" Gillies, Cossgroie, Kirby, Smith, Grange, Davis, Edgar, Harding. KIRIPAKA, s.s. (2.35 p.m.), 133 tons, Molntosh, for Patca. KAIRAKI, s.s. (2.55 p.in.), 458 'tons, Scott, for Napier and Gisborne. AORERE, s.s. (3.40' p.m.), 77 tons, Fi=-k, for Patea. - MANUKA, s.s. (5.20 p.m.), 4505 tons, Neville, for Sydney. Passengers: Saloon— Misses Ryan, Walker, Willis, Broome, Kirkcaldie, Bloomfield, Walker, Grccnaway, Button, Ballhausen, Hewitt, E. Ballhausen, Knight, Brown, Wood (3), Kane, TrecW, Mesdames Ryan, Wiffin, Whitson, Ferris, McDonald, Williams, Stevenson, Webster, Helming, Scott, Frinder, Slovens Gordon, Wells, Dr Henning, Dr Robertson, Messrs Ryan, Wiffin, Gale, Jones, Scott, Burke, McGrath, Allman, Cosgrovc, Rose, Smith, Sedglev, Hagney, Mitchell, Gould,- Martin, Millar, Greenaway; Muir,- Braddon, Whitson, Black, Walsh, Meek,' Bayley, Chase-Morris, • Crombie, Canney, Hallowed, Williams, Broome, Elston, Cowio, Gould, Manuel, Stevenson, Murray, Fib=ch, "Webster, Walsh, Piece, C. B. Russell, • F.~ C. Johnston,. Scott,, Ballhausen, Frinder, Deor, Dunlop, Stevens, Gordon, Wells, Auckland, Turnbridge; CO steerago. WIMMERA, k.s. (5.25 p.m.), 3023 tons, Waller, for Lyttelton aud Dunedin. Passengers—3s saloon, 10 steerago. STORMETRD, s.s. (7 p.m.), 217, tons, 1 Mclutvre, for Wangauui. MAORI, s.s. (8.5 p.m.), 3399 tons,' Hun- \ ter, for Lyttelton; 300 passengers. EXPECTED ARRIVALS. > ', Kaitoa,. Pupdnga',' to-day Munaroa, Jlotuoka, to-day -■ Arapawa, Wanganui, to-day Wakalii, Lyttelton, Kaikoura, to-day . Mapourika, West Coast, to-day J Mararoa, Lyttelton, to-day t Puteona, Nelson, Picton, to-day j Mann, Patoa, to-day < Nikau, Nelson, Motueka, txlay Opawa, Blenheim, io-day Buia, Wanganui, to-day 5 Blenheim, Blenheim, to-day ' Hirait&ngi, Foxton, to-day j Kotuku, Qnehunga, New Plymouth ' Sunday Monowai, Dunedin, Lyttelton, Sundaj I Kaitnna, Westport, Sundaj t Pukaki, southern ports, Sunday Kapnni. Pat*», Sunday ' •• Sluori, Lyttelton, Sunday Aororo, Patea, Sunday J Kapiti, Foxton, Sunday - [ Stonnbird, Wanganui,' Sunday * Kiripakn, Patea, Sunday ? Kahu, Napier, via eoast, Monday Taiuwera, Auckland, via ports, Tuesday . Nairnshire, Waitai-a.' Tuesday W T arriinoo. Sydney, Wednesday Aralrura, West Coast, Wednesday. D

PROJECTED DEPARTURES. Lauderdale, Greymouth, to-day Arapawa, Lyttelton, to-day Poherua, Greyiriouth, to-day , Arahura, West Coast, to-day, -1.45 p.m. Mararoa, Lyttelton, to-day, 11 p.m. Huia, Wonganui, to-day Opawa, Blenheim, to-day, midnight Tongariro, London, via ports, to-day, 6 a.m. . Blenheim, Blenheim, to-duy, midnight Nik&u, Kelson. Motueka, to-day, 10 p.m. liana. Fa tea, to-day, 1 p.m. . Quoen of the South, Foxton, to-day, * p;m. Aorere, Patea, Monday Kaitoa. Nelson, West Coast, Monday Stormbird. Wanganni, Monday Knpiti, Wanganui, Monday - Pateena, Picton. Nelson, Monday Maori, Lyttelton, Monday Monowai, Auckland, Via ports, Monday Kapuni, Patea, Monday . Tafia of Nithv Lyttelton,' Monday Wairau, Picton, Monday Macaroa, Motueka, Monday ■ Waicatu, Kaikoura, Lyttolton,'-'Monday TTla, Lyttelton,-Morxlayu. -.•-.■■■.- '■ Kinipaka, Patea, Tuesday • . ' ICahu, East Coast, Tuesday ' Tarawera, Lyttelton, Dunedin. Tues : <3uy ' _ Kotuku, Onelranga, via ports; Tuesday Mapourika, West Coast. Tuesday Indraghiri, Lyttelton, Tuesday ," 'Star of Canada, Gis borne, Tuesday. . , EXPORTS. NBE.EHANA' (Friday), from ., Wellington, for London. From Wellington—29o9 biles wool, 136 bales. hemp, 562 casks tallow, ISO casks pelts, 45. casks casingSj 10,9:!" carcases mutton, 22,192 carcases lamb, 1000 quarters beet, 10,073 legs m'ut. ton, 1000 cases meats. T : . TONGA lURO (to-day), for London." From Wellington—3l72 bales wool, 2.500 quarters boer. 7351 carcases mutton and lamb. ' 30.267 boxes, butter. 9450 crates , cheese, ,12 bales basils, 6 bales, leather, 22 packages general cargo. From Lyt- ' tolton—2B32 boxes butter, 2381 bales'wool, ; 630 crates' cheese. 350' sacks (Trass seed, : 00 bales skins, 46 cases sundries, US carcases .mutton, 1689 carcases ~lamb. . From. Orimaru—23B bales t w001.',, From Dunedin— 3953 bales, wool, 268'.bales' sheepskins, 78 bales rabbitskins, 31ftS boxes butter. From Timaru—2342 bales woo], 32 bales skins. 2 bales horsehair, 2 casks tallow, .2 casks, pelts. 1 case sun- ", dTies, 805 carcases mutton, 7599 carcases , lamb. From Napier—92l bales wool, 2919 carcases .mutton, 3768 carcases lamb, 25 carcases tegs, 2083 quarters beef. 518 crates pieces mutton, 485 boxes, frozen : ■sundries'.--■' -■:■'.-■•■ ■ -■ -:■ ' ; . TELEGFAPHED MOVEMENTS. ; MELBOURNE, Friday, Melbourne, '( from Kaipara. ' '■'.'.'."■' ".", AUCKLAND, Friday. Kaipara (2.10 ' p.m.), for London, but struck an obstacle in Rangitoto is aground there,:. .'<.■.••:■.;.■„•;'":?'!■''■.:-;/' ONEHUNGA,Fridays■'—''( Kotuku (8.55 : a.m.). from New Plymouth. Kotuku (4.20 p.m.),' for New Plymouth. > ,■■.-:-■- NEW PLYMOUTH, Friday.—Rarawa \ (4:20 a,m'.), from. Onehuhsa. p.m.);.for; Ohehunga; ■'•', '7;"''.'.' ■ ; .,'. '" , PATEA,- Friday.—Mana (10.30 a.m.), i from Wellington. . '.. -..'■■.. .1 . WANGANUI, Friday.—Huia (9.10 a.m.) \ and ■ Arapawa (9.15 ; a.m.), from." Wellin- ] tohv Arapawa'(9.4o p.m.i and H-uia"(10;10 . p.m.), for' Wellington'.'' "'■" '■"•' \. : : '; : FOXTON, Friday.—Himitarigi '.(11.30 \ a.m.), from Wellington. '. "; '. EAST CAPE, Friday.'—Ula (10.45 a.m.). J passed■ south;.-. ■■ '...•,■.•..:.-•.':;■.-■..■::. 1 ;-..-- .:';•-•■ i v NAPIER, 'Friday.—Mokoia J (io a'.ni:) \ and Clan Maefarlarie (12.30 'p.m.), from ' Wellington. Mokoia, for Gisbome.". : BLENHELM. "Friday."—, Blenheim and j opawa,(9 a-m.),- from Wellington. Blen- i heim" and Opawa (6.30. p.m.). for Wei- : liiigton,.. ,'.. ,'.-.,.,« . ,'..y .'■•■'.•;•■« -,'iv-r' ■■-" i •FAREWELL* SPIT.: Friday.—Kittawa : (4.30 p.m.), passed east. WESTPORT, Thursday.—kapiti (11.30 p.m.), . from , yVellington. Friday—Mangapxpa (3 25 p m ), from Wellington. Mapourika (10 am), for Netam St Louis (11,50 a.m.), for. Noumea. GREYMOUTH, Friday —Kitta* a (12 5 am) foi \\ ellington. i PICTON, Friday —Wairau (12 5 a m.) and Pa( ecna (5 50 pm ) from Yellington, Pateena (11 pm ). foi Nelson. NELSON. Fudav—Nikan (6 50 am) and Alexander (1 30 pin ), from Welling- , ton Nikau (6 p m.), for Wellington MOTUEKi, Triday Manaroa (910 i a.m )■ t Wellington ' PUPONGA Tndaj,—Kaitoa (10 am ), for' W>lliu's:ton. LYT'I'BI.TON,' Friday.—Mararoa (8.25 1 a.m.). from Wellington. Mararo.v (6.20 p.m.), for Wellington. Waikatu, for i Kaikoura and Wellington. Murania, for Dunedin. , DUNEDIN, Friday. .'"-lrhna, from Bluff. Corinna. from No .- Monowai (1 p.m.), for northern pono. Passengers for Wellington—Misses Taylor, Law- ' rence, Brennan (2), Henderson, Williame, . MescUmes Stewart. Walton, Milno. iroore-AVright and boy, Lupp an 4 boy, Jtessrs Fame, Goodman, Kofs, Auld, ' Scott, Fisher, Fairbairn. Joseph Sims, schooner, for Kaipara. The Navua will go into dock at Auckland, -after which sho frill "leave for j Suva next Wr<luesdav 'to*'connect*"with the Makura for Vancouver. ; J It is, now almost a fortnight, sinco a collier 'discharged at Lyttelton (wijs the Christchurek "Preta") and the "codl hulks are' now practically empty. Tiro < caigoes were due at Lyttelton last night. ' however. The Knitangata. was expected to leave Groymouth on Wednesday night for Lyttelton. After landing part cargo tho vessel goes to Dunedin to finish'dlschargmg. The turret steamer Koromiko. from V/cstport, was expected yesterday, and will go on to Timaru to land (he balance of her car£o. * The Union Company's collier Kaituna ' is to pail from Wcbiport at midnight to- . night for Wellington. On hor way back from Greyniouth the Union Company's steamer Mapourika loft Wcslport at 10 a.m. yesterday for j Nelson and Wellington. She is to sail j from Nelson at 6 30 a.m. to-day for Wellington, and should 'arrivo hpr& about 4.30 p.m. to-day. The barque Lalla Rookh. which arrived at Mercury Bay some weeks ago in ballast from South America, after a trip of sixty days, js now loading tim- ' bcr.in the {.tream for London. Owing to her arrival ,eo close to .Christmas there have been no holidays at all excepting, i of course, Christmas and New Year's ' days. During the last week of the year the mill worked one hour and a half ' overtime each night to try to overtake ( orders. Mr "W. Bcnnor joined the Kairaki- asmato yesterday in place of Mr J. V. Ruth. The Maoriland Company's steamer Lauderdale is to leave Wellington today for Greymouth to load for a. port not yet "disclosed. The Holmdalo will now proceed from Groymouth to TJnnediu instead o! coming to Wellington. The coastal steamer Nikau is to leaTe Wellington -at midday to-day for the Sounds to bring an excursion party back to Wellington. She will leave here at 10 o'clock to-night for Nelson and Motueka. The schooner Talcon sailed from Havelock yesterdiy, timber-laden for Wellingten. Mr -A. Nichol, chief officer of th» Wimmera, romained ashore at Sydney owing to illness. Mr J. L. Burkitt l»t« master of the Huddart Parker collier Burrumbeet and Barwon, is acting chief of the Wimmere.., Mr J. "W. Garrick, lat« chief of the Moorabool, has tuoceeded to the position of ohief officer of the Wimmera. The Maori will dock at Lyttelton ihis morning for cleaning and painting. She

will sail again this evening for Wellington. Captain J. A. Gregory - has been appointed acting-chief olficer of th© 'lalune. The Auckland "Star" says there i* every piobability of the Union Company's Wairuna going mto commission again at short notice. She was expected to leave Auckland yetterdny for \W-.tport. The JCajnona arrived at Auckland on Thursday -with 2000 ton« of ooal from Wcstport. She is to leavo there to-day for Wcstport. Smooth, yeas and fine weather prevailed on tho passage of the Manuka from Melbourne and Hobart via southern ports to Wellington. The vessel left here at 5.20 p.m. yesterday for Sydney. Mr W. Jlurch is now third officer of the Manuka in place of Mr A. Davis, who is to join the Poherua as second officer. Mr Walker, formerly of the steamer Cominoun caltli, has joined tho Manuka as fourth olhcer in place of Mr Barber, who transferred, to the Koonya as third officer. -Mr R. Patterson, who has been acting as ch:ef engineer of tho Manuka, went ashore at Wellington yesterday, as Mr Arnold G. LewK, who has been on holiday, rejoined his vessel. INDRAGHTRI AJRRIVED. The Tysor liner Indraghiri, from Now York, via Melbourne, Sydney, and Auckland, arrived at Wellington early yesteiday afternoon, and berthed at No. IG, Jervow quay. Tho vessel is to leave here on Tuesday for Lyttelton and Duncdin with remainder of cargo. NAIRNSHIRE FOR AVONMOUTQ." It ha s - been decided that the Federal-Houlder-Shiro liner Nairnshiro will call at Las I'&lmns on her way from Now Zealand to Avonmouth. Th© vessel is duo hero nert Tuesday from Wailara, and will sail next Saturday for Tiinaru nnd Lyttelton. From tho Jas-t-montioned port the Nairnshire, will sail on the 27th instant Homeward bound. the papanui' rock. ' It is suggested that the uncharted rock which the New Zealand Shipping Company's steamer Papauui came to griet on off tho north, of Tasmania be. named Papanui rock. It- has been definitely located by C-iptain Clark, of theLaunceston Marine Board's tug. It is a long rook caxj-ying 10ft of water at low water, with comparatively deep soundings all round. It is four and a quarter miles from Waterhouso Island. The Tasmanian Government has been asked to urge that tho Hydrograplue Department bo notified of the rock, so as to have it included in charts, COMMAND OF T/HE MAORI. ' Following on the announcement in yesterday's ''Times" of . the appointment of Captain T. W. Hunter, of the Union Company's turbine btcamer Maori to the position, of pilot at Lyttelton, speculation was already rife yesterday among the seafaring community as to who would succeed to the command of tho Maori. Some weeks will probably elanso before Captain Hunter's successor will be appointed, , but there is a considerable amount of interest attached to tho position of master of the fine turbine boat which has proved such a splendid connecting link between the.' North and South Islands. Tie appointments and transfers of masters are all made at the head, office of the Union Company.' It is generally believed that tho selection will fall upon one of the, younger masters at present in charge of a coastal passenger vessel in the company's service, who has had considerable experience on- lines similar to that of Captain Hunter. _ OVERSEA VESSELS. faTBAMERS. Ula (due this afternoon), sailed from Calcutta December 4th, via Singapore, Samarajig, and- Auckland. (Union S.S. Co.) Star of New Zealand (due about January 23rd), sailed from New Tork November 9th, via Australia and Auckland. (Tyser): ' , Morayshire (due about January 2ith), Bailed from Liverpool November 13th, via Sydney and Auckland. (F.-H.-S. Lino.) Arawa (duo about January 24th), sailed from Plymouth December 11th, via Capetown and Hobart.' (Shaw, Savill.) ~ ~-...... Wakanui ' (duo about January.,26th), 6ailcd from Liverpool November 27th, via Auckland. (N.Z.S. Co.). Mainari (due about January 26th), sailed, from London December -. 4th, via Auckland. (Shaw, Savill.) Mar-ero (duo' about January 30th), sailed. from London November 30th, via Australia, Auckland and Napier. (Tvser.) Ruapehu (due about February Bth), sailed from Plymouth December 25th, via Capetown and Hobart.. (N.Z.S. Co.) Tomoana (due about February 11th), soiled from •'London'December 17th, via Australia, Auckland, and Napier. (Tyecr). Buteshire (due about'February 33th), sailed fiom Liverpool December 11th, via Sydney, Auckland.' (F.-H.-S. Line.) "Star of Australia (due about February 20th),. sailed from New York December 14th, via Australia and Now Zealand ports". ;' (N.Z.S. Co.)' Tainui (duo about, ..February " , 22nd), sailed from Plymouth January Bth' via l Capetown and Hobart. (Shaw Savill.) Knmnra (due about February 25th), sailed from Liverpool December 27th, via Auckland. (Shaw, Savill.) , v Paparoa (due aljout March. 6th), railed from London January 6th, via Auckland. (N.Z.S. Co.) ' ' Cornwall (due alxrat March 14th), sailed from Liverpool January 7th via Svdnev and Auckland- (F.-H.-S r Line.) Spithead (due about sailed from New York January 7th, via Australia and Auckland. (A. and A. Georgia (due about April 30th), eailed from New York January 6th, via Auckland. (Vacuum Oil Co.) SAILERS. ' i John Lockett, barque (122 days out), sailed from Liverpool September 15th. (Johnston and Co.) Jacques, barque (53 days out), sailed from New York November 23rd, via Auckland. (Vacuum Oil Company). Andromeda, four-masted barque, (56 days oat), sailed from Now York November 20th- (Vacuum Oil Co.) Marjory Glen, torque (31 days out), sailed from Liverpool December 15th. (Johnston and Co.)