SHIPS AND SHIPPING

New Zealand Times, Volume XXXIII, Issue 7929, 12 October 1911, Page 10

SHIPS AND SHIPPING

PHASES OF THE MOOS. October..

THIS DAY. Sun rises. 5.0 a.m.; sots, 6-7 p.m. Muon ri.'cs, 11.23 p.m.; sots-, 7.17 a.m. High •water, 7.32 a.m.; 8.7 p.m. ARRIVED. WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 11. KOTUKU s.s, f 12.10 a.m.). 1034 tons, Flynn, from Westport. AOREitr., s.s. (-{.2D a.m.), 77 tons, Fisk, troiu ratoa. rOKDK.UA, : 5.3. "0.5 a.m.), 1175 tons, Cameron, irom Groyxnouin. MAORI, i:.s. a.m./, 3309 tons, Simmer, Horn i-yUoR-on. r-aoGeugCi.3. .t-amon iU>sei \V uioa, ,->hortianu, .vsumann, Hampton, ?nva u, Ciiyum. D.igg, .Wo-’iis, Foru, Tiiomson, Kira, Br-jwn, -MacLay, Dav:u, J ame-on, .*iosaamc;j Ovji-UOll, Paso*. LO..iVg. JJCIUI ii Lull, :\OV. CuLMC, i'-. e, Greea. Tapi cr a:U infant, Strong, Bond, Locknart, Aiulviiie, Pollock, Dagg, u,ucs una o uiiUircu, .u-ur; ; jii mu 5 amarea. Clayton, Allan ana z cahdicn, Muciviiy, .ucAiuuon, iiauncitone, .Murray, i-ic.d ana 2 ciuldron, Or Hall, C'apta-m ileniiiij, Messrs Gordon, Turner, Rooeatson, nnk, .Mutuian, white, Fitzgerald, Ac win tin, Par Ker, Palmer, buuiley, lioumtzoa. -vumey, Bishop, -Newman, iVluivLlc, Wells, ’Span's, Dorman, I'ryue, AtcKay, Pollock, Cnundicr, .Murray, RedpaUi. Joyce, Beuui&ton, uates, Forces, juavey, Lawson, Love, Hynes. GoDgan, Lyutoiui, Bowrcn, baiunor, Gunn, Faatien, uauicnoon, Allan. Sima, Ackuaid, Spence, McKibbou, Daml, JiuaUJostonc, Sanson, McKay, Torpy, Turner, Mair, Pope, AYillls, uathro, Forrter, iiLuoland.

(JOKINNA. s.s. (9.20 a.m.). 1271 tons, Cameron, irom southern ports via Lyttel-

WARRIMOO, s.s. (noon), 3529 tons, Clift, from -Sydney. Passengers zor Wellington; Saloon —Masses Oaiiey. Bngut, Williams, Kempiivornc. Croll, Mailer, uamly, Kanam, liosewarno, Wults, Duric, Mesdamce Beattic. Fox, Maun, Leipner, Stevenson. Ivey, Human, Wuson, Christian, uilson, Deane, Fox.'iVLcKcown, Madden, Hemming, Carson. Fay, Isaacs, Hon. Mrs Dennam, Dr Maadison, Di* .Wilson, -Messrs Corps, Swan, Colville, Hanson, Preston, Holmes, Donaldson, Clirisp (2/, Burke. Hutiieriord, Ilott, Barney (3/, Fox (2). Mann, Croli, .Staid (4), Irwin, Waite, Dibos, Lawrence, Wcmbaiun, Royian, : KUppel, McCurdy, Jackson, Wilson, Yales, M.oKeov/n, .Maadern, Ritchie, Stevens, Brooke, O’Neill, Brothortou, Mabin, Forward, Fay; 56 steerage. Alt All If UA, s.s. (10 p.m.), 1596 tons, Lambert, from Grey mo atii, Westport, Nelson and Picton. Passengers: Saloon—Misses Anderson, Warren, Ryan, Ga&n, Hive, Snodgrass. Ward. Vosper (2), Burge, Nicol, Logan, ALieui, Mead (3), Mesdamos Parker and child, Austin, MaJfroy, Quinn, McGill, Anderson. W. Bright, McGlarrcy, Easterhrook, Chatfield, Duncan, inlant and maid, Brasty, Walker, Bullock, Hasten, Harding, Burge, Elson, Thomson, Tester, Wiblm. Blica, Foster, Price, Canon Coates, Messrs Dnnnan, Sweetman, Mclntyre, Berry, McGill. P. O’Leary, Anderson, Cameron, Joyce, Had ford, fiaundors, J. Brown, Chathoid, Watson, White, G. B. Lewis, D. Stevenson, Woodman. Harding, Duncan, Easton, Johnson, Walker, Bullock, Manay (2), Moss, Koberteon, Chambers (2), Burge, Ladley, Nicol, Kirk, Platte, Haroourt, Easterorook, Espie, Summernayos, Troupe, CasteUl, S. Watson, Tester, Wlblin, Gill, Blick (3), North. Foster, March, Mogridgo, Forest, Marriatt, Thomas, Price, Stewart, Barbush; 42 steerage. WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 1L . TFi ANAU, 5.6. (12.5 a.m.), 1652 tons. Williams. for Dunedin. PATEENA, s.s. (12.50 p.m.), 1212 tons, Watson, tor Picton and Nelson. Passengers— Saloon.; For Picton—Mieses Huddleston, Sowman, FunneH, Mesdames Sow man L-gut-borno and two children, ijarkcr, Messrs Iloleroft, Garrett Mason, Barker. For Nelson—Misses Cunningham, Hammond, Simpson, . Lange, iwUeston, ivicDey, Duncan, Field, Ker, j>iesr dames Hammond, Trask, Rowley, Messrs J. Williams, E. Williams, Huddleston, Chandler, Snodgrass, Holmes, Eden, Commanner Homo, Master Hammond.

AOIIEEE, s.s, (4.15 p.m.), 77 tons, Fisk, for Patea.

CORINNA. s.s. (6.5 p.m.), 1271 tons, Cameron, tor Nelson, New Plymouth, siul OneImnga. KINI, s.s. (6.20 p.m.), 1122 tons, Davey, for Westport . and Napier. MAORI, s.s. (8.5 p.m.), 3399 tons, Stringer, for Lyttelton. Passengers ;• Saloon—Misses McDonald, Thompson, XUiymond, idcGuigan, Julius. Atesdamea Lawade, Wood, Maoßctli, BuoKiey, Henning, Lawson, Watson, Marryatt. Colonel Hayhurst, Captain Henning, Messrs Hail, Wilkinson, Cameron, Adams, Baeyertz, * Lav/rie, Booth, Wood!, Macßeth, Kenning, Lawson, Nelson, Wood, Padgett, Borland, Simes (2), Mirams. IMPORTS. WARRTMOO (Wednesday), from Sydney. For Wellington—sßo bags rice, 110 oases sugar, 105 socks fodder, 350 cases currants. 206 flitches pork, 25 cul-s C.0.Z., 162 chcerts tea, 120 naves, 61 cases pcriodleale, ’2to bales empty bottles, 220 bares paper, 265 cases sordines, 420 saoks coke, 255 cases soap, 29 casks oH, 93 ingots tin, 120 cases lard, 813 pieces timber, 40 sacks potatoes, 100 sacks linseed oil cake, 11 socks beans, 200 cases candles, 17 cases chocolate, 35 bales cork, 10 -drums carbide, 100 cases schnapps, and transhipments ex Canara, Marama, Scharnhorst, Van Lmschotum, Adelaide, Macedonia, Ooeanien, Mallina, Esslinaer. Ophir, Ormuz, Tomoana, Xnnaniencka, Oltensen, Waerwick, Natinga, and Binuahgo.

EXPECTED ARRIVALS. Pateena, Nel&on, Picton. to-day. Navua, Auckland, to-day Maiaroa. Lyttelton, to-day \ictjria, Dunedin, LyttcUon. to-day Karori, Newcastle, to-daj* '•'an* wera A vckiund. via ports. Friday Diimaroa,’,Melbourne. ,v la Friday MaorV”’Lyl l eUoll. ’Fr;day‘ Aorere. Patea. Friday iiiiiiitanzi, Cnathams, Lyttelton, featurdny Kara, Napier, via coast, Saturday .Maponniia. West Coast, Nelson. Saturday Tc Auau, DutieUiu, via ports-, Suaaay Moiamai, Dunedin, Lytteitoa. Sunday Komatn, Westport, Sunday Kotorua. Auckland. Monday Kiuetnoa, Casilcpoint, Wednesday Manuka, Sydney, Wednesday

PROJECTED DEPARTURED. Ouawa, Blenheim, to-day, midnight K-jniata. to-aay Polierua, Gieyinouih via Napier, to-day Warnmoi), .Melbourne via south, to-day, 5

p.m. Vicior-a, Auckland, Sydney, to-day, 4 p.m. Navua, Wer-ipoit, to-aay Muraroa, Lyf.cltan, to-day. 8 p.m. .Kotuku, Greymouth, to-day. 4 p.m. Foiiornu, Grey mouth, to-day Uiituarou, Sydney, Friday Maori, Lvtlelton, Friday Paioena, Lacton, Nelson, Friday Aorcre, Patou. Saturday Araiiura, Greymouth, via ports, Saturday Kosaiiiomi. Onehunga via-ports, Monday Mouowai, Auckianu, via ports, Monday linru, Napier, via coast, Monday iUpj-le, Napier, Gisborne, Tuesday Mokoia, Lyttelton, Dunedin, Tuesday TELEGRAPHED MOVEMENTS. FREMANTLE, Tuesday.—Marmora, from London. SYDNEY, Tuesday.—Orari, from Lyttelton. Wednesday— Wimmcra (1 p.m.), for Auckland. UaEIIUNGA, Wednesday.—Earawa 9 (3.35 p.m.), lor Now Plymouth. EAST CAFE, Wednesday.— Navua (1.10 p.m.). for Wellington. PiGTON, Wednesday.—Patecna (5 p.m.), from Wellington. Patoexui (8.15 p.m.), for Nelson. NEIsON, Wednesday.—Mapourika (7 a.m.), from Picton. Mapourika \ti a.m.), for West-port.

Jil'xTEijTQN, Wednesday.—Mararoa (8.25 a.m.;, Monowai (8.45 a.m.), and Walkuro <1.15 p.m.), from Wellington.. Kaikoura (4.40 p.m.), lor BjuU; Monowa-i, ior DunecCm; Cygn-ot, for Kaikoura; Kamona, for Greymouta; Mararoa (6.10 p.m.), tor Wellington. Passengers—Misses Stephens, Guthrie, M-es-damcis' Oiatk, Dalzeil, Corbet and child, Monk, Clark, Buckley, Stephens, Scott and ciuia, Campboll, Sutltorlana, Lake, Bourke, Dr Anderson, Messrs Clark, Dalzeil, Field, Berwick, Frederic, Pettigrew, Waterman. Crust. ITanowell, Lake, stringer. Pitcher, Reese, Kouttey, Lam bio, i ales, Kennctt. Gill, Franks, Atkinson, Milne, Lake, Staples, Oheeseborough; 30 steerage, Victoria (8.20 p.m.), lor Sydney via north. Passengers .for Wellington—Misses Black, Foster, Masdames Green and child, Anderson, Elliott, Messrs JJ. Hawkins, J. Hawkins, Green, Anderson, Gill, Elliott. DGNEDIN, Wednesday.—Breeze, . from Blulf. Tomoana (7 a.m.), for Brisbane; Breeze for Lyttelton; Uhraaroa, for Sydney via Wellington. Passengers for Wellington— ILfcsAoa Morris, Ellis, Reid, Hart, McLaren (4;, Poy-nacn, Corbett, Hornby, Wilson (2), Mesdames Allen, Bowler, Woodward and infant, McLaren, Bridgea* and child, M-uoro and infant, Johnston and 2 children, Metsrs Potts, Bowler, Woodward.

The Norwegian steamer Terrier has been chartered to load at New York for Now Zealand ports. It is likely that her cargo will consist of case oil. • The Navua, due at Wellington this evening from Bura via - Auckland, is to berth at No. 16, south, Jervois quay. . Mr Marshall, of the Union Company's Auckland ofllce, has joined tho Tarawera as assistant purser in place of Mr J. B. Bell, who ’has resigned irom tho 'service. The Maori land Company’s etea-mer Enner* dale is expected to leave Huon to-morrow for Melbourne.

A diver examined the Ulimaroa's propeller at Blurt! on Monday. A small piece was found to have been broken off one of the blades. Tho matter is trifling and will be dealt with when the vessel lays up for overhaul shortly. The scow Ngaru was expected to get away from Karamea yesterday for Blenheim, as all conditions were favourable. Tho Canterbury Company’s, steamer Petone, now on route from Nydia Bay to Sydney, is fixed to load coal at Newcastle for Wanganui.

Messrs Hasson's schooner Falcon is to bo brought from Evans Bay to the city today to load general cargo for Havelock. The Komata is to get away from Wellington this morning for Westport, where she will load again for this port. The Kotuku, which is to leave Wellington this' afternoon with general cargo for Greymouth, will load coal at the latter port for Onehunga. i Tho Federal-Tibalder-Shire liner Ayrshire, which is due at Wellington about November 6th from Liverpool, has 3100 tons of general cargo for Wellington. Mr A. Taylor joined the Komata as second officer yesterday in place of Mr j. Rankine, and Mr F. G. Bilton, late chief officer of the Ta-rawcra, is to join the Maheno as chief at Auckland. Mr Corps, a Union Company third officer, arrived at Wellington yesterday from Sydney for orders. The overhaul of the Rosamond is to be completed in time for the vessel to' leave Wellington next Monday' night for Picton, Nelson, New Plymouth, and Onehunga. Tho Poherua is to sail from Wellington this evening for Napier with remainder of her cargo of coal. She will subsequently proceed to Greymouth. The Union. Company’s steamer Maitai, duo to-morrow morning from San Francisco, is likely to go to Lyttelton for docking, although this has not been definitely fixed. Messrs Levin and Company advise that the steamer Himitangi is due back at Lyttelton about to-day from the Chathams and should reach Wellington about Saturday next. . The coastal steamer Opawa is to leave Wellington at midnight to-night /or Blenheim where she will lay up until the settlement of tho officers' dispute. ‘Tho Malsura left Vancouver at 11 a.m. on tho 4th instant for Auckland, via Honolulu and Suva. She is duo at Auckland about the 24th instant. The vessel has 130 first saloon, 145 second saloon, and 150 third class passengers. She has 500 tons of cargo for Auckland. BOOKED FOR SYDNEY. Tho following saloon passengers have booked at tho local office of tho Huddart Parker Company by tho Ulimaroa, which is to sail for Sydney direct at 5 p.m. tomorrow: —Misses Tattle, Morris, Russell (3), Woinarski, Chinchen, Eclesfield, Castle, Warren, Mcsdamcs Scammoll, Hall, Hobbs, Macintosh, Wynne, Banks, Wilkie, Singer, i a, J. Stock, McDowell, Edwards, Platte, Messrs J. Cummings. Scammcli, Chas. Hall, Hobbs, Macintosh. W. Withall, Russo.** Hall, Priko, Horsley, N. M. Hopkins, Joyce, F J. O’Gradv. Gabbolt, Dowding, C. G. Banks, Jas. Wilkie, Sprott. E. F, Walker, G Gurdlestone, Hammar, R. Brothorton, E Brothorton, H. Watson, Edwards, 0. O’Sullivan, Rarasdeu, Sykes, Davidson. " the WARRIMOO FROM SYDNEY. Bad Newcastle coal was responsible for a lengthy passage by the Warrimoo, which did not arrive at Wellington until noon yesterday from Sydney direct. Pratique was granted, and the vessel berthed at No. 1 south Queen’s wharf. The Warrimoo leit Sydney at 1 p.m. on Saturday and experienced light easterly and northca'sterly winds with moderate seas throughout the passage. Tne vessel is to sail at 5 p.m. to-day lor southern ports, Hobart, and Melbourne. DEN'OF AIRLIE SAILED. Tho New Zealand and African Steamship Company have been advised that the A. and A. Line steamer Den of Airiio sailed from New York on September 23rd for Melbourne, Sydney, and New Zealand ports. She is due at Wellington about December 13th. OVERSEA VESSELS. STEAMERS. Maitai (due : this evening), sailed from San Francisco September 29th via Papeete and Rarotonga. (Unipn S.S. Co.) Capo Oorso (due about October 16th), sail&d from Montreal July 30tn via Aua tralia and Auckland. (N. 2.5. Co.) TiTfels (due about October. 20th), soiled from New York August Ist via Melbourne Sydnoy and Auckland. (U.S. and A. Lino : Lord Lonsdale (due about October 21st), ■ sailed irom New York on July 26th via Auckland. (Vacuum Oil Co.) 1 lonic (duo about October 22nd), sailed 1 from Plvm.mth September Bth, via Cape-cn-i and Hobart. (Shaw. SavilD Turakina (due about October 29tb), sailed from Plymouth September 13th, via Cap* riiwu and Hobart. Whakataue (due about Octooer sailed from Montreal August 22nd via Australia and Auckland. (N.Z.B. Co.) Atonic (due about October 50th), sailed

from Plymouth September 16th via Capetown and Hobart. (Shaw. Savill.) Nerehana (duo about November Ist). Bailed from Liverpool September 9th via Auckland. (Tyaerj Ayrshire (duo acout November 6th), sailed from Liverpool September 2nd via Sydney. Brisbane and Auckland, . (P.H.S. Line.) Niwaru (due about November .12th). sail ed from London September 4tb, via Australia. Auckland, and Napier. (Tyser). Romuera (due about November 13th), sailed from Plymouth September 30th via Capetown and Hobart. LVZ.S. Co.) Paparoa (due about November 16th). sailed from London September 20th via Bri* bane and Auckland. (N.Z.S. Co.) ■

Cranley (due about November 18lhb sailed from New York August 27th via Auitralia and Auckland. (Tyser.) Star of Canada (due about November 25th), sailed from London September 23rd via Australia, Auckland and Napier. (Tyser.) Marerc (due about November 50th), sailed from London September 28tn via Australia, Auckland and Napier* (Tyser.) Opawa (duo about December 6th). sailed from Liverpool September 29th via St. Helena, Australia, and Auckland. Den of Airlic (due about December 18th). sailed from New York September 23rd, via Australia, and Auckland. (A, and A. Line.) Morayshire (due about December 20ti»v sailed from Liverpool October 7th, via Sydney and Auckland. (P.-H.-S. Lino.)

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