SHIPS AND SHIPPING

New Zealand Times, Volume XXXVIII, Issue 8653, 11 February 1914, Page 2

SHIPS AND SHIPPING

PHASES OP TUB MOON FEBRUARY.

' THIS DAY. Sun rites. 5.8. a.m.; sets. 7.3 ram. Muon ri«s». 7.3 p.m.; sots, 3.43 ».»». High water, -1.29 u.m.j 4,38 p.m. Arrived. TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 10, RUAPEHU. s.s. (3.30 a-m.), 7835 tows. Cameron, from London via Plymouth. Toneriffe, Capetown and Hobart. 1 asßeti-gprs-—From Engl'aiul (list previously published). from, -Capetown— Alisa A. Unvin, Alesurs VV,, ifolion, D. S. item, K. Lee. C, F. Adams. From Hobart— Miss K. B. McCall, Mesdames JJcjinn anti Patience, Messrs Q. I l ’. VV. Lchlm amt Patience. MAORI, s.s. (Q.SO n.m.), 3389 tons, Mantling, from Lyttelton, lassengel* m saloon ami 123 steerage. STAR OP AUSTRALIA, s.fi. (7.30 J.m.). 0179 tons, Hart, from London via Australian ports, Auckland and Napier.' QUEEN dP 'MB SOOTH, s.s. (7.45 i.ind, 198 tons, Harvey, (row Poston. WEBTHALU. «.«.■ (8.30 n.m.). 2881 lons, Hales, from Auckland. Gisborne and Napier. Passengers—Saloon; JUSsos ( ash more, Schmidt. Baby, Mcsdamca f 'ashmore, Schmidt, and infant Schmidt, Chink ,UiA maid; Messrs- Soli mull, A\ ebb, Sample,’ itiissic, 'Funks, Abercrombie. Her. Tail; 0 steerage, AHAPAAVA, s.s, ’ (0.15 a.m.), 209 tons, Thompson, from Wanganui. 'NIKAUv ms. 1 (9.30 a.m.), 318 tons, Hay, from Nelson- and .Molueha. JlUi'.V, n.s. (9.35 aim.). 127 tons, Burt, from -Wanganui. bi’AWA. «,s. (11.25 a.m.), 110 tons, Nicholas, from Blenheim.' HAAVERA. V.s. (11.50 n.m.), 200 tons. Jackson, from Palea. KAPUNI, s.s. (0.45 p.m.), 275 tons, Mclntosh, from Palea. MAPOUBIia, s.s.-(10-45 p.m.), 1203 lons, Bitchie, from Picton. I afnongera: .Saloon-Misses - Mcllalfto, Spence, An-' draws, Tirrell, Chaytor. Ilrowuleo (2),\V alien. Henning, Neville. Hensley, Gosling, lloycc, Ale Hattie , Dempsey, Howdcn, Mesdames Robertson, .McDonald, bpenee, l/Owo; Tired!, Dillon and maid, .Brow’nloo, Barnes, Cutcih)«ilv, .McUaltio. Piny lop Uus la fir oil, Mens-gnld, Bowen, Bowden,Hon. (7. 11, Mills. ■Jltsmß Burke, Robert* „en. Bowron, Bnn-can, Knulh, Ale Donald, Rilluliff. Ryan. Bell. .Stewart.. .Skinner, , I’obh; -McDonald, 1 nrny, Byihcll, TonRood. Hav., .I'oel.e, Hall, Chapman, AVal* toil,.'Flavin.- Hodil. Johnston. Unntnflßon, Heron, Kirdy, Cooke, Spence, Bowden, Master* Walker, Ewe, llawe; 21 steerage. WE DNMSDA V, (■’EBRU 4BY IL, BLENHEIM, CUIS a.mA, 120 tons,Wilkinson, from .Blenheim. . T'K AROIIA, auxiliary schooner <0.30-n.iii-i, 105 ton*. MeN T al>,'from' East Coast. WAtUAL, *.», (1.15 a.m-), 03 lons, Dpßey, from Blenheim.

SAILED. TUESDAY. FEBB'UAEY 10. ' (6‘a.ui,), 1321' tons, Wilson, for Sy.dnsy. , STAB ■ OF-tBELAND. s.s. (0.5 >m.), Mat- toils. Unllitlif. ton Loudon vu Las Palmas. • ... - If AO HI. 8.3. (8.5 p.m.), 3393 tons, Manniuur for Lyttelton. Passmigers-balpon: Mieses Hood, Winter, Manning Miller, Brown. McKenzie. Oakley, Park, Mc : Loren, Ait ken. O'Neill. Haw-lans, Smith, Mesdaines Speddinff, Buckhurat and a children, -Wilson, Morris, • ,W w S£^if , Jara.ce, (Jlaiton, Varian hud child. Konuedy. Milo?,’ •Woodhcnne, _ -McKenwe,. Brown, Allan Gall, Mensrs Bairon,. Hud-: son, “p9VP.f," SpeddW. James. Austin. Tennojit. Llurton. Mu-c-liell, Vttriatv,. •GaUpiYay.. Peacook. Worth. Brown. Walsh, WMteon,- Avery.Milles. Martin, Mannsoll, Armstrong. 0 BrtO k Turnbull, Thornton, KoUy, 0 Net I, O'Sullivan,' Hawkins. AUmro, Oamtd,_ Brakening. Shand, -/PitaGeraia, AValkm. Felton. Wilson. Dickie, llioks, Barnes, Mullnney Clark, Raifan, Collins. Leslie Mcßwan. Jp .? k T l “'^ aivk <f(i Wheeler, .Burton, Gay, McLean, W) steerage. , ivAPUXt, 3.3. (5 p.m.L 275 tons, Mcliilo.di, 'for Pa tea. ‘NtKAU.'A.s. (5.15 p.in-). 2*B tons. Hay. for Nclsori and Motnok’a.- -

WEBTHALIA. s.s. (3.05 p.m.), 2884 tons, Hates, fdr Lyttelton' and Dunedin. DELPHIC, s.s - (6.15 p.m.), 8373. tons, English, for Lyttelton. - WAK-VTU. b.s. (6.3 d P-m.). 157 tone. Wills, for Kaikoura. UI’A WA. ,s s. ,(W.3 p.m.), 110 tons, Nicholas, fop'BlenheimBIPPLh; s.s, • (ILI3 ’p.m.), 370 tons-; Carlson, for Napier and Gisborne.

EXPECTED ARRIVALS. Qlloen of the South, Fo.ytou* to-day Kaitoa. Nelson, to-day I’otone. Lyttelton,' to-day A m ere. Pa tea. to-day Poll erne, Greymouth, to-day Wahino, Lyttelton.- to-day Kaitoa, Nelson. Motueka, 10-da.r Waiiheu. Nelson, to-day M«na.”Pate»,,»to-day * - . Pateena,. Noleon. to-day. Maunganui. .Sydney, to r day ’ Arahura, Oreymou'tii vm porta, to-day ('oi’liiua, southern norto- Thursday Xayuu, Suva,. Auckland. 1 Uursdiiy Victoria.. Dunedin. Lyttelton, Thursday ttoaulus, Gistidrne, Thursday Kapitt WanaaSui. Thursday Maori. Lyttelton. Thursday Nikau.- Nelson, Motdoka, Thursday Knowni.. Paton. Thursday Oppwa, Blenheim. Thursday Wnkaht, Lyttelton. Kaikoura, Thursday TainuT. -Wattara, Thursday HaWdrii. Pntca, Friday Kennedy, Foxton, Friday Wltlochra, Melbourne via ports. Friday Monowni. Auckland via ports, Friday APapawa; Wanganui, Friday Hipemoa. nortjipvn lighthouses, Saturday

PROJECTED departures. Id ford, south, to-day , , lArapawa, Wanganui, to-day, o p.m. Patrol. Tasman Sea, to-day Haweira. Patea, to-day, 2 P-m-Wairau. Blonhei.u,' to-day. 10 p.m. Queen of tho South, Foxton, to-day, 4

WajUnoa. 'Nelson,' Motueka, to-day, 5

Mapourika, Weetport. Greymouth, to

Star o£ Australia* Wapgapm. to-day, 4

Melbourne. Whitianßa, Opoua to-day Wallins. Lyttelton, to-day. 8 p.m. Nttahore. Groymonth. to-dny ■ !Manfi[api^P a » Karamea.: Westport* to-day, PatoOTa m ‘Picton. Nelson, to-day. 3 pm. Aorero. to-day, 3 p.m. lilana. Patea, to-day , , , faitoi. Nelson, Motuokn, to-day. 5 p.m. Petone. Pioton. Napier, Kamo, Nninor, to-day tComata, Westport, to-day \W*b Coast, Thursday (Jorinna, Picton, Nelson. Now Plymouth ■ Thursday , , Ar&iiurA Pictou, TJuirsday , ■Victoria, Auckland, Sydney. Ihursday Waimana, Timaru, aTmisdav Nikau, Nelson, Mot nek a. Thursday Maori, Lyttelton. Thursday Maunganui. Melbourne via south, Thurs. day Opawa., Blenheim. Thursday Kapiti. ‘Wanganui, Thursday Kapuai, Patea. Thursday - > T avua, Auckland. Suva, Samoa, Friday Tamui. Waitara. Friday •Willochra, Sydney, Friday. Monovfii, t/ytielton.’ Dnivedin, Friday Kennedy Nelson,; West Coast, Friday Breozo* Wanganui, Saturday Arahura Qroyriionth via uorte, Saturday

TELEGRAPHED MOVEMENTS. U HAY'S HARBOUR (Washington Slate;, -Monday Luzon, four-musted schooner, for Dunedin. FREMANTLE. Tuesday Moldavia, from London. MELBOURNE, Tuesday from Hokinnga. SYDNEY, Tuesday—Ulimaroa (7 a.m-), from Wellington. AUCKLAND, Tuesday—Ngakuta (10.4 j n.m.), from Newcastle. Taluno (3 p.m.), for Cook and Sociotv Islands; Navua Ui.l.V p.m.), for Wellington. Amokura, from Kermadoc Islands, anchored in. liangitoto Ciiannel at 3.30 p-m. Alonoivai (5.10 p.m.), for southern ports, 1 assonant* for Wellington—Saloon • Mcsdanies Mentiplav and child, Alaynard, Dalton, and A[r Dalton. NEW PLY-MOUTH, Tuesday— Karawa (8 a.m.). from Onehunga. llarawa (8.3 j p.m.). for Onehunga. CATE A, Tuesday- Mama (8.30 a.m.) and Aororn (8.35 a.m.), from Wellington. Hawera (10 ».m.), for Wollington. . WANGANUI. Tuesday - otormbird (8.15 a.m.) and Kapiti. (.9.55 a.m.), from Wellington. . „„ POXTON, Tuesday—A wahou (9.30 a.m.). from Wellington.' NATTER Tuesday—Maitai (10.15 a.m.) from Wellington. BLENHIHM, Tuesday—Wairau r a.m.) and Blenheim (6 a.m.), from Wellington. Wairau 1 3 p.m.) and Blenheim (3.30 p.m.). for Wellington. , MOTUEKA, Tuesday—Kaitoa (8 p.m.), for Wollington. NELSON, Tuesday Pateena (0 a.m.) and Knitna (7.15 a.m.), from W_elliDgton. Kaitoa (5.30 p.m.), for ,Motueka and Wellngton; Wamea and Pateena (8 ii.ra.' for Wellington. OKEYAIDUTH, Tuesday Ennerdale (11.15 a.m.), for Melbourne. LYTTHLTON. Tuesday—AVahtne (fi.4o n.m.), from Wellington; JCHH (8.25 a-m.), from Clreymouth; Petono (8.35 a.m.), from Tinumi. Cygnet (3.23 a.m.), tor Kiiikoura; Petqne (3.20 p.m.), for Wellington; Opouri, for Greyraouth; Kairaki, for Sounds; Canopus, for Westport. Waking (8.35 p.m.), for Wellington. Passengers—3oo saloon. 100 steerage. Alainarj (10 p.m.), for Dunedin. GAAIARU, Tuesday—Svcrro (5 a.m.), for Newcastle.' ■ DUNEDIN, Tuesday—Breeze (3.25 a.m.), from Timaru; AVillochra (3.10 p.m.), from Melbourne. Invercargill (3.5 p.m.), for Invercargill; Taviuni (3-40 p.m.), for Westport; Kotarc (3.80 p-m.), tor Invercargill; Breeze (8.30 p.m.), for Oamiini andTimaru; Victoria(3.3o p.m.), for Sydney via Auckland. Passengers fur AVolliuglon—Airs 'Moore-Wright, AH' Wi B. Harlow, -Mrs Liddle and. 3 children, Miss i.angovad, Mr McKay, Mr and Mrs Garden.

The steamer - Ilford is to sail from Wellington to-day for south with remainder of jurnih from AVcstom Australia.

The Government steamer Hinemoa is not expected to reach Wellington until .Saturday morning from northern lighthouses. Next week the vessel will visit tho Cook Strait lighthouses. The captain of the cable steamer Patrol reported yesterday (hat on January loth a luscar, Dranmn bin Ally, was washed but Of'one of the ship's boats whilst lighting a buoy,- ami was'drowned. Mr W- H- G. Bennett, local manager for the Smith Taranaki Shipping Company, will return to Wellington to-day from a holiday trip’ to .Rotorua. Dalgety and Co. advise that the Mangapapa, which is to sail from Wellington at 4 pan. to-day for Westport and Karamoa. is due back at Wellington hbout nes;t Monday.' The Government training ship Amokura is duo at Auckland to-day from the Kermudocs' via Bussell, and is expected at Wellington next Aloud ay or Tuesday. The wireless operator of the Euapehu. Mr Osborne, reports that some good work was accomplished ou the voyage from London. Communication was established with Capetown at a range of IQOO miles, and Ludaritzbucht was

"spoken’’ at 1130 - miles. On the run across the Southern Ocean messages were exchanged with Durban at 1236 miles, and Swakopmund at 10(10 miles range. The Enapehu and the liner Commonwealth were in frequent touch for days with 930 miles between them. Other good performances included communication established with Perth at 1140 miles, Melbourne at 900 miles, and Adelaiffo at 800 miles distance- . The southernmost station of New Zealand, "Awarna,” was called up at a range' of'Boo miles. The Eastern Extension fTelegraph Company’s repair steamer Patrol is expected to get away from Wellington today for the Tasman Sea, to resume her cable workThe Orari is to dock at Port Chalmers for cleaning and pain ting; hefox-e going on the loading berth. The Anchor Company’s steamer Kennedy is due at Wellington on Friday from Foxton. and will sail on the same day for Nelson and West Coast. "The Arahura left Westport at 9 a.m. yesterday for Nelson. Pioton and Wellington. She is due to sail from Picton at 0.39 o’clock this afternoon, and should arrive here about 9.30 o’clock to-night. Hatriok and Co. advise that the coastal steamer Tainui is to leave Waitara to-day for Wellington, and will sail on the return trip on Friday. The Makarini is due at Wellington on Sunday‘from Nfipiev., and will pail next Wednesday foj London via Las Palmas.

Captain Pryde, of the Kamona, has been granted leave lowing to the illness of hie wife. Captain Davey. of the Kurow. has joined the Kamona temporarily. The pilot staff berthed and unberthed no less than six vessels before 8.15 o'clock yesterday morning. Tho vessels comprised Strathdene. Knight of the Thistle, Waimana. Aohlibster, Star of Australia and Ruapehu. THE NAVUA. Last night at 6 o'clock tho Navua left Auckland for ‘Wellington in continuation of her voyage from Suva. The vessel is due here to-morrow evening, and is to sail at 5 p.m. on Friday for Auckland. Suva, Tonga, and Samoa, inaugurating the new service from Wellington. NAIRNSHIRE’S MOVEMENTS. From Sydney direct the Federal-Shire liner ''Nairnshire is due at Waitara on the 23rd instant. The vessel will commence loading at the latter port for West of England, and will proceed thonco to Wanganui roadstead, .Gisborne, Auckland, and Wellington. At this port the liner is due about March 10th, and will sail op March 14th for Avonmoutb via Laa Palmaa. AYRSHIRE’S PROGRAMME. Owing to delay in discharge the proposed itinerary of the Ayrshire, which i« to load for West of England ports, has been altered. Tho vessel will leave Dunedin on Wednesday next for Timaru, Lyttelton, Picton, and Wellington. She is due hero about the 28th instant, and will proceed to Auckland to complete loading. From the northern port tho Ayrshire is to sail for Avonmouth on March sth. SOUTHPORT FROM NEIW YORK. The New Zealand and African. Steamship Company are advised that tho A. apd A, Line steamer Southport was to have left Now York on Monday last for Melbourne. Sydney, and New Zealand ports. She is duo here about May Bth. I’ho next A. and A. Line steamer to leave Now York will sail on March 2nd. WAIMANA FROM LONDON. Tho Shaw, Savill and Albion liner Waimana, which arrived in the stream on tho previous night from London via Auckland, berthed yesterday morning at the King’s wharf. On the run down from Auckland tho liner averaged 13 knots and made the trip in under 42 hours. Tho Waimana is to sail from Wellington to-morrow afternoon for Timsru with remainder of cargo.

ARGENFELS AT MELBOURNE. The U.S. and A. Line chartered steamer Argenfels arrived at AXolbourne on Alonday from New York. The vessel proceeds thence to Sydney and the four principal New Zealand ports. She has 2750 lons of cargo for New Zealand. The Argenfol.s should reach Wellington about Alarch 4th. AIAUNGANUI PROM SYDNEY. According to a wireless message from the Afaunganui, on route from Sydney, the vessel will arrive at AVellington at S o’clock this morning. The boat io to berth at No. G (inner tee), Queen’s wharf. STAR OF AUSTRALIA. The Typer liner Star of Australia is to Jeavo Wellington at 4 p.m. to-day for Wanganui roadstead for Hpineward loading. She will afterwards visit Gisborne, fjnpier and AVellington. and is due back at this port, about the 23rd instant. The vessel will Jeavo Wellington on the 25th, instant for London via Las Palmas. ATI!ENIC LEFT PLYMOUTH. On Saturday afternoon the Athenic left Plymouth for AVellington via Capetown and Hobart. She is due here about Alarch 24th. STAR OF IRELAND. The Tvser liner Star of Ireland, which left AA r eliingtou at midday yesterday for London via Las Palnms, took the following cargo from this ports 69 bales wool. 35,943 carcases mutton, 19.791 carcases lamb, 3199 legs of mutton, 1000 tiuarlcrs beef, and 50 bags of beef. THE RUAPEHU FROM HOME. The New Zealand Shipping Company’s steamer Ruapehu, which arrived in tho stream at AVellington at 2.30 o’clock yes. terday morning from London, was granted pratique and berthed at No. 1, south, Quean’s 'wharf, at 8.10 o’clock yesterday morning. The Ruapehu left London on December 19th, and excepting a south-westerly rale in the Bay of Biscay, line conditions were expoidenced until arrival at Tencrifle on Christmas Day. Tho voyage was resumed on the following day. Fins weather lasted till arrival at Capetown on January 11th, with fresh northeasterly aiul south-easterly trades. 'The Ruapehu left Capetown on January 13th, and encountered fresh west-poiith-weE-terlv and west-north-westerly winds which occasionally increased to a gale.At about the longitude of Cape Leeuwin a strong easterly gale was experienced which delayed the vessel. Tho liner arrived at Hobart on the 3rd inst., and after discharging 1033 tons of cargo the last stage of tlio voyage was commenced last Thursday. Fine weather was met with on the passage to Wellington. Captain ,T. J. Cameron (late of the Opawa) is in command, and his officers are;—Chief, Mr C. G/ Tenge; second, Air W. D. CTowdnce; third, Mr J. b. Bullock (late of the Kaikoufa); fourth, Mr AV. B. AVood; surgeon. Dr I>. O.'Potter ton; chief engineer, Air G. AL Scott: second. Mr B. Byles; third. Mr E. D, Powell; fourth, Air C. Rout; jifth, Air -F. Lisoombe-, chief refrigerating engineer, Mr J- AV. Cameron; second, Air J. AA r . AVatkins; electrician, Mr N. Grant; wireless operator, Mr A. E. Osborne; steward-in-charge. Air AV. Sc'anes. The Ruapehu is to Rave AA’ellington next Tuesday for Lyttelton with , remainder of cargo from London. OVERSEA VESSELS FOR AVELLINGTON. STEAMERS.

Burgenueister ’Hgchmana, duo February 19th, left New York November 14th. Hawke’s Bay, due February 22nd, leffj Loudon December IGth. Cairuross, due February. 23rd, left Mon-. treal November 28tb. Tahiti, due February 26th, left San Fran-, cisco February 4th. Argenfels, due February 28th, left New York December 12tb. . : Matatua, due February 28th, left erpool January sth. Surrey, due March Ist, left Liverpool December £oth. Suffolk, due March 2nd, left London January Bth. Kaikoura, due March 10th, left London January 22nd, via Hobart. Kiel, due March lltb, left New York; December Elth. ' 1 Star of Scotland, due March 12th, lef(( London January 6th. Jeseric, duo March 21st, left St. John’ December 2pth. tnverkip. due March 34th. left New York December 31st. Athenic, due March 24th, left London, February sth. , Buteshire, due March 28th, left Livery pool January 17th. tlenrik Ibsen, due April Gth, left Newi York January 23rd. Star of Victoria, due April 6th, left London February 4th. ) iTollington, due April 15th, left St. Johqj January 29th.

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