SHIPS AND SHIPPING

New Zealand Times, Volume XXXIII, Issue 7930, 13 October 1911, Page 10

SHIPS AND SHIPPING

PHASES OP THE MOON. OCTOBER.

THIS DAY. Sun rises, 5.3 a.m.; sets, 6.8 p.m. Moon sets, 8.1 a.m. High water, 8.25 a.m.; 9 p.m. ARRIVED. THURSDAY, OCTOBER 12. •MARAROA, s.s. (6.50 a.m.), 2598 lona. Manning, from Lyttelton. Passengers: Saloon—Misses McLeod, Baucke, Sutherland, Guthrie, Stevens, Mesdamcrs Ledger, Mair. Scott and child, Bourke, Talbot and child, Dalziol, Lake, Moate, Sutherland, Luncklcy, Campbell, Clark, Stephens, Dr. Anderson, Messrs Paodrie, Mime, Const, Mair, Rhodes, Dalziel, Clark, Luke, Pitcher, Horne, Turner, Lake, Beswick,’ Lawrence. Lambic, Murray, Field, Simpson, Reese, Waterman, Staples, Franks, Eoutley, Gill. Maslen, Cable (2), Yates. Stranger, Clark, Harrowoll, Kennott, Harbroc, Greenfield, Cheeseborough, Atkinson; 37 steerage. VICTORIA, s.s. (1 p.m.), 2569 tons, J. Kell, from Dunedin and Lyttelton. Passengers: Saloon—Misses White, Black, 'Mcsdames Fraer, Haziett, White and child, Green and child, Elliott, Anderson, Captain Richter, Messrs Power, Learner, R. A. Hawkins, N A. Hawkins, McGill, Green, Elliott, Anderson; 7 steerage. NAVUA, s.s. (3.55 p.m.), 2930 tons, Hutton, from Suva, via Auckland. MAITAI, B.s. (4.5 p.m.), 3393 tons, Stevens, from Son Francisco, via Papeete and Rarotonga. Passengers: First-class—Mr H/ T. Kitto. Mr and Mrs G. F. Engel, Misses J. and E. Baldwin, Mr and Mrs B. Paddock, Mr F. 0, Woodward, Mr E. Sharp, Mr T. P. BarnUm and boy. Major WykehamJonea Mr and Mrs W. E. Hob* ertson, Misses N. and M. Robertson, Messrs J. and B, Robertson, Mr J, Rassmussen, Miss O. Henderson. Secondclass—Detective E. W. Scott. Mr M. B. Hammond, Mrs 0. W. Schultz and 2 children, Mr H. C. Johnson, Mr C. P. Armstrong, Mr W Morton, Mrs A. Watson, Mr W. Walmslcy. Mr and Mrs D. Boyce, Mies E. Boyce, Mrs H. Sibley, Mr and Mrs O. Reece and 2 infants, Mr D. A. Lewis, Mr L. Mustcm, Mr P. Loney, Mr and Mrs 1L Harrison, Miss M.cSwiuey, Mr ami "Mrs 0 E. Pickering and infant. Mr W. M. Latimer, Mr and Mrs J. H. Williams and child. Mr P. Vidal, Mr H. Rey, Mr Oarey. Thirdclass—Mr and Mrs W, Rodgers, Mr G.-V Cole, Mr C. Salisbury, Mr W. O’Brien, Mr Q, Steel, Mr J. S. Millett, Mr E. O’Brien, Mr "\\..J. Childs. Mr H. C. Ladewig, Mrs A. Carlson, Mr J. W. Abbott, Mr G. G. Holm, Mr S. Garner, Mr A. H. Holmes, Mr ,¥ r ,, w ,% Uado - J * Macdonald, Mr J, V>. Hull, Hr Guillo, Mr Bernard, Mr B. Smith- * , SAILED. THURSDAY, OCTOBER 12.

KOIfATA, s.s, (12.35 p.m.), 1994 tons, Mawson, for Westport. NGAffORO. s.s. (5.10 p.m,), 1137 tons, Cliri* tian. for Greymouth. WARIUMOO, s.s. (5.35 p.m.), 3529 tons. Clut, for Hobart and Melbourne, via southera Ports.. Passengers: Saloon: For Lyttelton—Misses libbetts, Maher. Woods. Mesdames Duncan, child and maid, Dixon, fe' a Pcubon, Wood. For Dunedin - Jhihi 68 J5 1Ye ‘ Sno i iE:rass c Mesdames Gray and E “sterbrook. Messrs Dodds. Brough Maday. Eastcrbrook. For Bluff— Marshall ' Mrs Ooplestono and 2 S.d d r c WldS 5 n r M *" rae - Mrs Cockcry u' <B ' lo 2598 tons, Manuint, Lyttelton. Passengers: Saloon Misses Jstruthcxs, Handley, Salter, MesWrav S f? le ’ andolii'd, Wray, Dr. Gow, Messrs Murray. Clarkson Berkley, Bodziak, Cole, Ewing Bm?™' Herdman Wood, Bishop, Cajfoy Coated’ MoTer Handler - Stark - Wra *'- to'GSymouih. 1054 tonsfo^ nb.i A ’r- S ' S K (7 ' SO 29 ® tons, Kell, nay Na,pier ’ Gisborne, Auckland, and Bydfo“cSp A oint 9 ; ® P ' m ' > ’ 542 ton3< B ° llons ’ expected arrivals. Tarawera, Auckland, via ports, to-day * Uhmaroa, Melbourne, via South, to-day Wairau. Ka-ramea, to-day ' * Maori, Lyttelton, to-day Aorqro. Patea, to-day Himitangi, # Chathams, Lyttelton, Saturday Ruru, Napier, via coast, Saturday * Mapounka, West Coast, Nelson. Saturday Mararoa, Lyttelton, Saturday Pateena, Nelson, Picton, Saturday Putiki. Tlmaru. Saturday Te Anau, Dunedin, via ports, Sunday Monowai, Dunedin, Lyttelton, Sunday Komata, Westport, Sunday y Rotorua. Auckland, Monday Ngatqro, Greymouth, Monday Mpkoia, Auckland, via ports, Tuesday Manuka, Sydney, Wednesday Arahura, Greymouth, via ports, ‘Wednesday Hinomoa. Castlcpoiut, Thursday PROJECTED DEPARTURES, Maital, Lyttelton, to-day Poherua, Greymouth, to-day, 5 p.m.

- Navua, Westport, Auckland, to-day, • noon. Tarawera, Lyttelton, Dunedin, to-day, 5 p.m. Opawa, Blenheim, to-day, 2 p.m. Ulimaroa, Sydney, to-day, 5 p.m. Maori, Lyttelton, to-day, b p.m. Patecna, Picton, Nelson, to-day, 12.45 p.m. wVorcrc, Patca, Saturday Arahura, Grcymoath, via ports, Saturday Maruroa, Lyttelton, Saturday Te Anau, New Plymouth, Westport, Grey-

mouth, Monday Rosamond, Onehunga, via ports, Monday Monowai, Auckland, via ports, Monuay Ruru, rapier, via coast, Monday Ripple, Napier. Gisborne. Tuesday Mokoia, Lyttelton. Dunedin, ’Tuesday Maponrika, Nelson, New Plymouth, Tuesday

TELEGRAPHED MOVEMENTS. MONTREAL, Tuesday.—Kumara, for Australia and New Zealand. ANTWERP,. Thursday.—Kalpara, from Port Pine. MELBOURNE, Wednesday.—Moerakl, ‘for Hobart and Bluff. NEWCASTLE, Thursday.—Melbourne* and Joseph Craig, barque, lor Auckland. AUCKLAND, Thursday.—Trii’ols (5.30 p.m.) from Sydney. NEW PLYMOUTH, Tuesday.—Karawa (8.25 p.m.), for Onehunga. PATEA, Thursday.—Aorere (1-40 p.m.). from Wellington. Aorcro (11 p.m.), lor Wellington. NAPIER, Wednesday.—Ripple (10 p.m.), from Wellington. Thursday—Tarawera (3 pan.), for Wellington. PICTON, Thursday.—Pateena (4.45 p.m.), from Nelson. Pateena (1 am. Friday), for W ellington. NELSON. Thursday.— CoTm.ua (8 am.), from Wellington. KAR-VMEA, Thursday.—Wairau (12.30 pm.) for Wellington. LYTTELTON, Thursday.—Maori (6.55 a.m.), from Wellington; Morning Light, schooner, from Waitapu. Maori (8.25 p.m.), fox Wellington, with 150 passengers; Huia, schooner for Kaips.ru; Ulimaroa (6.25 p.m,), for Wellington and Sydney. Passengers for Wellington—Misses Hart, Foster, Davidson, Mosdames Burley, Hamilton, Hart, DavidEon. Reid, O. Fitzgerald, Pddgeon and 2 cliiidren, Messrs Hamilton, J. Mather, Burley, A. H. Bridge, H. Duedriobeen. Andrew, Hart, Foster, Davidson, Fldgeon. TIMAIUJ. Thursday.—Putiui (4.28 p.m.). for Wellington. DUNEDIN, Thursday,—Monowai, from East Coast ports. Te Anau, for Westport VU way ports.

The Poherua will not proceed to Napier •as previously intended, but will leave WeiJ liugton at 5 p.m. .to-day for Greymouth to load again ior Wellington. The Blackball Company’s collier Ngatoro is duo back at Wellington nest Monday with a full load of coal for this port. Tho Ngahero was discharging at Auckland yesterday. The* coastal steamer Wairau left Karamea at 12.3/ p.m, yesterday with a load of timber lor Wellington. The Navua arrived at Wellington last evening and berthed at No. 16 Jervois quay, to discharge 300 tons of cargo. Tho \essei is to sail at noon to-day for Westport and Auckland. Cargo steamers leaving New York are beginning to add outports to their list of ports of discharge in Now Zealand. The Den of Airlio will discharge also at Napier, the Star of Scotland will discharge at Bluff, and a U.S. and A liuer is to add Thnaru to the usual itinerary. Captain ‘White succeeded Captain Gilbertson yesterday as master of the schooner Falcon.

The scow Ngaru sailed from Karamea on Wednesday with a load of timber for Blenheim. The ShaSv. Savill and Albion liner Pakehn en route from London to Dunedin and Lyttelton, via Sydney, resumed her /voyage from Capetown last Tuesday evening. The Lrltelton dredge Manchester is completing the dredging of the berth at the western half of No. 7 jetty at Lyttelton, generally termed the ocean steamers’ wharf. Tho berth, which has been extended. will shortly be open for use. Tho eastern side of tho wharf, which is to be altered and re-decked, is still in use for shipping, tho work of relaying beams and decking between the recently completed /portion is being carried out. The Walteiuata is to load at Oamaru about next Friday, at Bluff on the 21at instant, and at Timaru on the 25th and 26th for Napier, Gisborne, and Auckland. Tho new Shaw Savill and Albion liner Zealandic, which is to leave Liverpool on tho 28th instant for New Zealand ports, will take a large number of immigrants to Australia on route. . , _ _ It is probable that the Karon, coal laden from Newcastle will call at Lyttelton before Wellington. _ , The Kittawa. timber laden for Lyttelton, and tho Flora, loaded for Bluff and Dunedin were barbound at Greymouth yesterday. . Tho Mapounka arrived off the . Westport bar at 12.25 p.m. from Wellington, via ports, but was unable to enter that port owing to a heavy sea on the bar. The Maitai is to leave Wellington this afternoon for Lyttelton to dock early tomorrow morning at tho latter port.

KUMARA LEFT MONTREAL. The New Zealand Shipping Company’? chartered steamer Kumara loft Montreal last Tuesday for Australian and New Zea land ports. The vessel is due. at Welling ton about December 14th. . KAIPARA AT, ANTWERP Yesterday the New Zealand ShijypongJ Company's steamer Kaipara arrived at Antwerp from Port. Pirle, via Durban. ULIMAROA FOR SYDNEY. The Huddart Parker Company’*. steamer TJUmaroa communicated by v* telegraph last night that she wf* arrive at Wellington at 7- o’clock this morning from Melbourne and Hobart, via south. Tho vessel ia to berth at No. 1 north (outer tee) Queen’s wharf, and is to sail at 5 p.m. to-day direct for Sydney. . - . MAITAI BRINGS FRUIT. Hie Maitai. which arrived at Wellington last evening from San Francisco via the islands included in her 1 Customs list 5732 cases of apples, 700 cases of pears, 180 sacks of cocoamite, 3632 cases of bananas. - FALCON'S ROUGH EXPERIENCE. The Wellington-owned schooner Falcon, which berthed at Wellington yesterday m load general cargo for Hatelock, had a startling experience on her recent trip from Gisborne to Havelock. Captain Gilbertson stated tha.t. tho vessel ran into Uw. Irocsvy southerly wnich caused fo much delay to *.*. roing three weeks ago. The Falconc/glity miles south, or Gisoornc when uno met 'the gale. The little vesscj was driven ly/ck a distance of 180 miles. She shipped joiue heavy seas, which carried away <t chain plate and gave the craw «•* furious time. The smiting boards were broiwu, and the sand ballast moved until at one time the schooner was dangerously listed. When the weather Improved the Falcon fetched up off tao coast' about fourteen miles north of East Cape.

MAITAI FROM SAN FRANCISCO. The R.M.S. Maitai arrived back at Wellington from San Francisco via Papeete and Rarotonga at 4.15 yesterday afternoon. After leaving Wellington on August 25th strong head winds and heavy head sea were experienced to Rarotonga, whore she arrived on tho afternoon of the 30th. After U stay of a few hours tho vessel proceeded on the voyage to Papeete, and arrived at that port p. t daylight on September 2nd She departed Again early on the 3rd, and experienced fine weather and smooth sea till nctring ban Francisco, when a thick, fog delayed arrival at that port-, the ship eventually anchoring in the bay at 2.5 J p.m. on the 14th. After loading a largd cargo and embarking a number of passengers, the return trip was commenced-at 11.45 a.m. on September 20th. Pino weather and- a smooth sea were experienced for three days alter departure, and then, a heavy gale was met, which contir.ued for forty-eight hours and greatly delayed the, ship. For the remainder of the passage to Papeete moderate seas and fresh variable winds were experienced, arrival being made at Papeete at noon on the 2nd iufit. The voyage was resumed on tho 3rd, and after a smooth passage the Maitai reached Rarotonga at 7 a.m. on the sth. After shipping a quantity of fruit the vessel sailed again at 5 p.m, tho same : day. Moderately fine weather was experienced until three days out. when a heavy south-east galo was encountered, which con- , tinuod for forty-eight hours, tho ship’s progress being delayed in consequence. After the gale abated fine weather and a smooth sea were ’experienced until arrival. The Maitai has 1540 tons to land, 400 tons of which is for Australian ports. The cargo includes 13C0 crates onions, 180 sacks cocoanuts, 890 sacks copra, 80 tons pearl shell, anil a large quantity of sundries. , The Maitai berthed at 5.30 o’clock last night at No 6, Queen’s, wharf., OVERSEA VESSELS. STEAMERS, Capo Corso (due about October , 15th), sailed from Montreal July 30th via Australia and Auckland. (N.Z.S. Co.) ■ Trifcls (due about October 20th), sailed

from New York August Ist via Melbourne. Sydney and Auckland. (U.B. and A. Line.; Lord Lonsdale (due about October 21at), sailed from New York on July 26th via Auckland. (Vacuum Oil Co.) lonic (due about October 22nd), sailed from Plymouth September Bth, via Capetown and Hobart. (Shaw, Savlllh Turakina (due about October 291 h), sailed from Plymouth September 13th, via Capetown and Hobart. . Whakatane (due about October Jhh). lailcd from Montreal August 22nd via AusLralia and Auckland. (N.Z.S. Co.)

Athenic (clue about October* 50th), sailed from Plymouth September 16th via Capetown and Hobart. (Shaw. Savill.) Nerchana (due about November Ist), sailed from Liverpool September 9th via Auckland. (Tyser.) Ayrshire (duo about November 6th), sailed from Liverpool September 2nd via Sydney. Brisbane and Auckland. (F.H.S, Lina.)

Niwaru (due about November 12tb), sail ed from London September 4tb, via Australia, Auckland, and Napier. (Tyser). Remucra (due about November 13th), sailed from Plymouth September 30th via Capetown and Hobart. (N.Z.S. Co.) Paparoa (due about November 16th), sailed from Loudon September 20th via Brie bane and Auckland. (N.Z.S- Co.) Cranlay (due about November 18th), sailed from New York August 27th via Australia and Auckland. (Tyser.) Star of Canada (due about November 25th), sailed from London September 23rd via Australia, Auckland and Napier. (Tyser.) •

Marere (due about November 50th), sailed “ 01 9 London September 28tu via Australia, Auckland aud Napier. (Tyser.) Opawa (due about December 6th), sailed from Liverpool September - 29th via St. Helena, Australia, and Auckland, Kumara . (due about December 14th), ©ailed from Montreal October ICth via Australia and Auckland. (N.Z.S. Co.) Den of Airlie (due about December. 18th), sailed from New York September 23rd, via Australia and Auckland. (A. and A. Line.) Morayshire (duo about December 20tnj, sailed from Liverpool October 7th, via Sydney and Auckland. (F.-H.-S. Lins.)

D. n. M Full Moon 3 p.m. Last Quarter 11 16 n m New Moon 39 p.m. First Quarter .... 30 6 11 X).m.