SHIPS AND SHIPPING

New Zealand Times, Volume XXXVII, Issue 8482, 17 July 1913, Page 4

SHIPS AND SHIPPING

.. 4 phases.„9F.„a;nE„moon., ''ivLY."' : ». n. m. 'New Moon 4 4 36 p.m. "First Quarter H 9 7 a.m. ’‘Pull Moon 18 5 3G p.m. Eafil Quarter 26 9 29 p.m. THIS DAY. Sun rises, 7.13 a.m.; sots, 1.12 p.m. . 1 Moon rises, 9.10 p.m-: sets, 8.95 a.m. High water, 3,17 u.m.; 3.11 p.m. ARRIVED. Z WEDNESDAY,( JULY 16. '.EEGUHUB. e.«, <2.50 ami.), 583 tons. V.ioat.rux<ia, I run l (Hsoorue., QUEEN OF' THE SOUTH, s.s. (4.30 ami.), 93 toms, Harvey, trom Foxton, HuiA S.s. (5.90 u.m.) 127 tons. Hurt, from Wanganui. , MAKAttiNI, s.s. (G. 13 a.m.), 10.631 tons. ULotUtt, from Ronden via Australian ports, Aucknud and Napier. ULIMARUA. a.s. (6:33 a.m.). 5777 tons, Wyiuo, from Sydney direct. Passengers --Saloon: Mesdames Negus, Furrio, Eelway, Uriffon, Inman, Pearless, Dairs and 2 ciiiidrtm, Clarire, tyredman, Jackson, Henrys, Howitt, Baggett. Uoul. Archer. Adair,' Cradidock, Misses Hutchison, Hagley, Hruce, Davies, ileimrich, Holmes. Harrild, Hughes. Ivera. Connell, Wilson (2), Hoary's, Gardiner, Pry, Anncsley, Captain Hutchison, Lieut. Moag, Messrs Phipson. Hinge, Summers. Driscoll, Eegus, Hutchinson. O'Hagan, til ton, Daly. Head, PoMbck. Scully, Havre, Edwards, Myers,, Xieliway. Inman. Hume. Dully, Clnrlno Dailrs, Paterson, Stedman, WBnon jii. - fcrtocliiiiirii, fetiu w» * uric, Hewitt Archer, Henry*. Lmloy, Iff (SK 12). Gilbert Barnball, AdaD, 'Nixon. Dowthwaite, Held. KAMONA;, s.s. (6.-10 a.m.), 113 j tons, Boberto from Limestone island. MAORI, svs. (6.50 a.m.), 3399 tons, Aldrwell, from Lyttelton. Passengers—l7o saloon And ,103 steerage. ■ , COKINNA,. 8.6. (H-i.l a.m.), 1271 tons. Cameron, for Picton and Nelson. lase.s. (5 p.m.), 120 tone, Wilkinson, from Blenheim via lory Channel. ABAHUBA, so. (7.3 p.m.), 1596 tons, Lambert, from Greymouth. Westport,

Nelson and Picton. WAIEAU. b.s. (10.15 p.m.}, 93 tone, Deiloy. from Blenheim.

BAILED. WEDNESDAY, JULY 18.

IiIZZIB TAYLOR, ketch (8.50 a.m-). Jf tons, Smith. for Havelock. PATBBNA., 5.3. (0.65 p.m.), 1212 tons, Cameioh. for Picton and Nelson. Passengers —Saloon: For ■ Picton—Miu-es Go niter Mitchell,' Haulding, Hockley, Conned; Eeyuiond, Cox, Ai teen.' Bonald, Mesdames ‘Townamimd child. tailor, Fdrbes, Cameron, Holliday, McLirn, Beebe, Willis and 2 children, Messrs Holliday, McLirn, Beebe, Willis, BUcfc, Mother, Mitchell, Harvey, Cordon. Bockley, White. jtCeilderson, Waiton, Xatrbdnk, Laidlaw, Arleen. I'or Nelsons Misses MoCrae. Loughirn. Mesdames MoCroe, Stuckey, and child. baxtou. Kev Wright. Messrs Gall, McCray, Atkinson. S ruth.| .McKegroy, Fletcher- Kerr, Anderson; 7 steerage. 'BPUhMBIBII, s.s. (5.20 P-m.), 217 tons. Doivell. lor W«PB«»Wt.. COIUNNA, 's.s. (5.20 p.m.), 1271 tons Camercn. for Nelson. New Plymouth and Onehunga. , WAKaTU, ii.s. (6 p.m.), 157 tons. Wills, for Kaikoura and Lyttelton. - ICAMUNA. b.a. (6.50 p.m.), 1425 tons. Poster, for Mow Piyndouth and . West Coast. j , .\ OPAWA, b.ei. (8 pun.), XlO tons, Nicholas,' for Blenheim. .. - MAORI, s.s.; (8.5 p.ml), 3399 tons. Aidwell. for LyVlelton. Passengersr—Saloon : Mesdames Macintosh, Wilson, . Berry, Sthbba.' Hinton, 'Morris. Johnson,'.Sharman, Forsky. Foxer, Master. Macintosh, Messrs Smith, McKenzie,. Dolridge, Bradshaw, Wells, Rutherford/ Brown Maud, Nixon. Selig. He 1 more," Berry, l Hinton, Morria. BeckotP ‘ Wayn&nd.-'Fairyeather. Trim? Gibson,’ ttoldsmith. Glen, Stephenson, Stewart, Feme, Garner, Stevenson, Roberts. Wasihbairne, Po niton, Ring, Clayton, Salmon; 25 steerage. H.UIA. s.a. (8.21) pan,), 127 tone, Bnrt, fdr, Havelock and bays. KB BOW, s.s. (8.49 pan.), 2500 tons, Waiton, for Lyttelton. EEGULUS, s-s. (8.15 p.m.), 585 tons. Viokerman, tor Nelson and West Coast. PUKAKI, an.- (9.50 pun.). 1444 tone, Watson, for Westport ‘ ‘ EXPECTED ARRIVALS. Kooaya, Greymouth, to-day Tairmi, Waitpra. to-day Kairaki, Lyttelton, to-day Victoria, Dunedin. Lyttelton, to-day Arapawa, uangunui, to-day Tahiti, Sydney. to-day Breeze. southern' torts, to-day BdJatnoa, Orevmoutii, Westport, toaay Nikau. Nelson. i}lotaeka. to-day Mangapapa, Kar.am.ea, to-day . . Pateena, Nelson, Picton, to-day Wiliochra, Meidourue via pons, Friday Mnitai. Auckland via ports, Friday ■ ; Storm bird. Wang-anui, Friday • Kennedy, Foxton, Friday Kapuni. Patea, Friday ' Maori, Lyttelton, Friday - Upawo, Blenheim, Fx-iday Mapoucika. West Coast. Nelson, Saturday Kapiti, Wanganui,- Saturday . Wakatn Lyiteltoil, - Kaikoura Saturday B lori ho ihi,_'-Blehhcim, Saturday • Alc-xanderVTarakuh’e.' Saturday JSsttSiday PROJECTED DEPARTURES. of the South’ Foxton,' to-day, 3 p.m. ■ ’■'' ; Mangapapa, Karamea, Westport, to-day Aranawa, Wanganui. to-day. 5 pun. Victoria. Sydney via norm, to-day, 4 S p.m. 4 . Blenheim, Blenihoim, to-day Kairaki, Greymouth. to-day Ulimaroa, Melbourne via south, to-day, 5 p.m. Breoao,' southern porta, to-day Hurunui, Port Chalmers, to-day, 4 pan. Kent, Lyttelton.' to-Uay, 3 p.m. Nikau, Nelson, Motueka. to-day. £) p-m-Wairau, Blenheim, Uwlay. 8 p,m . , Mararoo. Lyttelton, to-day. 8 punt, Pateena; Proton, ■ Nelson, Friday Willoohra, Sydney.- Friday. . f Maitai. Lyttelton. Dunedin, Friday Opawo, Blenheim. Friday Tainui, Wartara Friday Kapuni. Fatea* tJtormbixd, Wanganui, Friday . Kennedy. Nelson. West Coasrfct Friday Tahiti. San Francisco via porta, Fri-

Maorif Lyttelton. Friday , Arahuta. ...Gxeymouth via coast. SatarCoast, Saturday _ _ Alexander. Helson, West Coast, Saturday , telegraphed movements. i,ONDON, Monday.—Kia Oxa, from bo ni“u;f>lliaE. Wednesday^—Maungauui tor Hobart and Bluff. si-U.NHx . Wednesday.—VVimmera 0,-20 vj.ui-j. lor Auckland. , NEWCASTLE. Wednesday. Wanemata. lor Lyttelton. . AEC ELAND. Wednesday.—Rosamond (4.45 p.m.J, from Gisborne. QISBUitNE, Wednesday. —Maitai (10.10 jua.i, for southern ports. WANGANUI, Wednesday.—Eapitr (10 rn. v from V\ oiling'.on. PXCTON, Wednesday.—Pateena (4.40 pan.), from Wellington. Pateena (9.30 ■pan.),’ for Nelson. . BLENHEIM. Wednesday.—Wairau (6 aan.). from Wellington. Wairau (2 pan.), for Wellington. (NELSON, Wednesday.—Mapourika (5.10 ana.), and Nitan (7 a.m.), from Wellington. Nitau (4 pan.), for Motueka and 3fioLLiagton,

MOTUBKA, Wednesday. Nikau (7 p.m.), for Wellington. KAKAMEA, Wednesday.—Mangapapa (8.40 a.m.), for Wellington. WESTPORT, Wednesday. Komata (8.30 p.m.), for Wellington. URLYMOUTH. . Wednesday.—Ngatoro (7,1.', p.m.), from Wellington. LYTTELTON, -Wednesday. Opouri (3.:J0 a.m.), from Greymouth; Victoria t-t a.m.j, Irom Dunedin; Storm (4.55 a.m.). from Timaru; Arawa (7.35 a.m.), from Wellington; Maruroa (9 a.m.), from Wellington: Tarawera (10.35 a.m.), from Wellington; lirCeze (1.30 p.m.), from Wanganui. Storm (2.10 p.m.), for Picton; Tarawera !4 p.m.), for Dunedin; Kairaki (3 p.m.), for Wellington; Cygnet, for Akaroa. Mararoa (6,20 p.ni.), tor Wellington. Passengers—Misses Kennedy. Smith, McLtod, Powler, Minnie, Mcsdames Raddon, Kennedy, Lloyd, Johnstone, Cohen, Minnis, Dr Lewis, Captain Sutter, Brigadier Bray, Commissioners. Lamb, Richards. Messrs Raddon, Daahl, Priedlandor, Buxton, Cohen, Gardner (2), Belcher, McKinnon, Wilson, Allow, Avery, Bradley. Clarke, Morrison; 21 steerage. Victoria (3 p.m.), for northern ports and Sydney. Passengers for Wellington Misses Noil, Kobeuson, Tribe. Pa ill-son, Mesdamos Neill, Burns. Messrs D. A. Sellar, T. Charters, Merton, Eraser, TIMARU. Wednesday.—Bomuera (3.10 p.m.), for Lyttelton. DUNEDIN, Wednesday.—Flora (8.30 a.m.). from West Coast. Willochra (2.20 pirn.), for Sydney via Wellington. Passengers for Wellington—Mr Ramsay, Mr anti Mrs Joshua King. Miss Mitchell, Mr and Mrs Watson, Miss Macaulay, Miss. Peacock, Mrs and Mies Stonebanks, Miss Thomson, Mr D. Stewart, Mr Suckling, Mr Fraser, Mr G. Henderson, Bev. and Mrs White, Hr Trounce. Mr Douglas. Mr Duthie.

BLUFF, Wednesday.—Hercules (1.15 p.m.). from Bunbury.

Mr G. Greig. formerly principal lightkeeper at Stephen Island and Cape Campbell, and lately of Tho Brothers lighthouse, has been, appointed principal keeper at Jack's Point, throo miles from Tim aru. The Union Company's Vancouver liner Niagara, 13,500 tons, went into the-Wool-wich dock at Sydney last week. This is the first time that vessel has been docked and eho ia easily tho largest vessel ever docked in Australia. Tho Union Company advises that tho Navua will leave Auckland on the 30th inst. for the Cook Islands, Society Islands, and Tahiti, in place of tho Talune. The latter vessel will take tho Navua's running in the Auckland-Fiji service. The Alexander is due at Wellington on Saturday from Tarakohe, and will sail o.u tho same day for Nelson and West €t>ast. Thts Jioana, duo at Wellington at 9 o'clock this morning from San Francisco, is to berth at No. b', Quean's wharf. She is to sail to-morrow afternoon for Sydney. Hatrick and Co. advise that the small steamer Tainui was to have left Waitara last night for Wellington. She ifl to leave here on the return trip to-mor-row. .; Tho Mangapapa. left Karamea yesterday morning.. and will arrive at Wellington about midday to-day. She will sail on the return trip to-night. The Roinuera is due back at Wellington on Sunday f vom. Lyttelton to comoleto Homeward loading, and will leave here next Thursday''for London via ports. ''*'" ~ The Taniti, doe at Wellington early this morning from Sydney, is to berth at the Glasgow wharf. She is to 6ail at 5 p.m. to-morrow for San Francisco via porta. Bannatyne and Co. received -word yesterday that the Hawke's Bay., which left London on the Ist instant, will not come to New Zealand as first intended. She will go to Australian ports only. The Marama left Vancouver at 1 p.m. on Wednesday, the 9th inst., for Auckland and Sydney via Honolulu and Suva. She has 65 first. 60 6eoond, and 50 third class passengers for all porta, and 790 tons of cargo for New Heuland. The Marama is due at'Auckland on the 23th instant. ' ULIMAROA FROM SYDNEY. About 6.30 o'clock yesterday morning the Huddart Parker liner Ulimaroa arrived in the stream at Wellington from Sydney direct. The Port Health Officer re-vaccinated 6ix passengers and ' two members of the crew who required a second treatment, and the ve6sei berthed about 8.30 a.m. at No. 1, north (outer tee), Queen's wharf. The Ulimaroa brought about 750 tons of general .cargo, including 1000 eases of fruit, of which oranges and mandarins comprised the largest proportion. The Ulimaroa left Sydney at 1 p.m. on Saturday, and had smooth seas and fine sunny weather till arrival. The vessel is to sail at 5 p.m. to-day for southern ports, Hobart ; and Alelbourne.

HUDDART PARKER BOATS. NEW ARRANGEMENTS. Huddart -Parkerf, Limited, announce that according to present arrangements tho Riverina. will leave Sydney for Auckland on Aog-ust 13tb, in place of the VVitnmera. and will continue running in the New Zealand trade. She. will run on the coast as far as Dunedin, but may probably turn round in Auckland during the press of the summer season, in which case the Victoria would be a connecting boat on, the coast. The company also intend to place a boat on the New Zealand coast in addition to the present services from Sydney via Auckland to LHmedin, and from Sydney via Wellington to .KSluff. Hobart and Melbourne. The boat for the coast will probably be the Westralia, to commence running in about two months' time on the east coast of New Zealand. RTJATTTNE AT HOBART. The New Zealand Shipping Company's eteamer Ruahine arrived at Hobart at 8 a.m. yesterday from London and Plymouth via Capetown. The vessel ia expected to arrive at Wellington on Monday afternoon. NIPPON YtTSEN yATSTTA The report and balance- s heet for the Japan Mail Steamship Company, Ltd., for tho half-year ending March 31st shows that the gross profits for that term were .£527,783. The depreciation of fleet and property is set down at .£103,659; tho insurance fund absorbs .£61,886; the repairs fund takes <£63,275; the reserve fund receives -fc14,9J8; reserve for annual reduction of .subsidies, .£98:17; fund for extension of services and improvement of fleet, .K7O,O0O; reserve for construction and repairs of buildings, ,£50,000; special reserve, ,±130,000; directors' and auditors' fees .£7355; 10 per cent, dividend, .£110,000; balanco carried forward to next account X'SB.IB9. The fleet totals 89 vessels (not including 32 launches and tuirs). totalling 418,396 tone. OVERSEA VESSELS FOR WELLINGTON.

Moana, San Francisco, duo to-day Ruahino, London, duo July 21st. "Aberlour, Now York, due July 22nd. Star of Axistralia. New York, due July 24th. Suffolk, Liverpool, duo July 23th. Wakefield, Now York, due July 29th. Cape Breton, New York, due July 30th. Delphic. London, due August 2nd. Havre. Sumatra, due August 2nd. Waimaua, London, due August sth. 'Devon, Montreal, duo August 12th. Westmeath. Liverpool, duo August 25 th. Matatua, Montreal, duo September 3rd. Indralema. London, due September 6th. Star ot' Scotland, New York, due September Bth. SAILER. Loch Garve, ship, 53 days out, left Marseilles May 20th.