SHIPS AND SHIPPING

New Zealand Times, Volume XXXVIII, Issue 8654, 12 February 1914, Page 2

SHIPS AND SHIPPING

PHASES OP THE MOON. FEBRUARY.

THIS BAY. Buu rises, 5.9 a.m,; sols, 7.1 P-M-----\Jooji rises. 7.:;o p.m.; sets, .).7 a.m. High water, 5.30 a.m.: 5.58 p.m. ARRIVED. WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY HBLENHBFM. (i. 3. (0.15 a.m.). ICO ions, \\ iikin- >n. I'r6m TMt-nlieira,' W.UR.VU, s.'s. (M 5 a.i11.), 93 tons, Delia- from Blenheim. TK AKOHA. auxiliary schooner (1.30 ii.m.l. 105 toms, Me Nab, from Bast ('■••.•••I. ■ ■ -

PA'I KUNA, s.s. (1.50 a.m.), ■ 1212. tens, iJamtjt'On. from Nelson. Ikisseiigera .aicoiu Misses- ■ Patman, (."•attovsoli, Jfc-ion. Jamieson (2>. Winter, ! Heath (3). Leaver, Sisters of .Mission Ul. Mrlve-*, Ur-,1, Iteiirv Edmondson, WatBon, Gardner, -K«riciaert. tinossira, Mcij dames Pei’iiiiii," Galley, W i 111 ams ami *• SrV. Booth’ Vlokerntnff Chattevton,. (znrd, Colt ami child. ' May, Nuen. Armstrong, Jatrtieson Leaver, • Gmn, 'Slinn, Pries®. Ritey ■ (2), -Dyson. Boxon nrwi 2 children. Hinton barton billton, Jordan and ■infant.- -Kov, C.la«ttprton». Messrs Cash, Actios- illoher, •holm. Schaefer.. Fraser. McAdam, iieim Gooeh. .Sutton (2)', Eomee. Err is. Bouse, Uo Won» ■pittKS-rnld, ThonmoTi. Orosho'y. Woo ter {%> >Vynn< C iMiero-n (2). McKernun, IGornan, Or it, I Crosby, Dtilerw JunlnfL McKinnon, 1 SSi. w lSlfcP*'sSSe? St: & Messrs Williams. 11 an natyne, . H,7 M N«, Lethaby. Oibson,. Brodie, «.»; rt.SO'“MSS •tons, AfihiVfl.*from" Lyttelton.-... Passengers. 375 salooit aiid 128 steerage, - ■ WAIMISA. Bis, (9.30- a.m.), 4o». tons. Graham. from Nelson: , STaUMimiß. as. (9.35 a m.), 217 tons, Dowell. frond Wadfi Jhm•' IUIT6A. 's.s, [m-■*.*.). 805": -tana. Stevens, from Nelson and Motueka. _ AfAjSIA. d:«7«l-15 P- ,u -)- 134 tone, Oiß-j-n’ii, from Patea. , . I’ETONL. fl.s. (1.15 P-m.), 708 tons, Gordon. ADHERE. A-?,.,**“&. *"*f, fr a*v rflTTf{A'"s s ’(19.15 p.bn-,)f < *15IM}“t-onse la A mbort from (Weymouth! Westport, Noton and, Picton, " P^hboM^S^o^.• & Birr SleihtoriH Whiteombe, Mathe.WfU FlirHood. Martin, -3*ll. T(ice, ( Brown, Harper. Murphy, Cooper, -Tre;voijjn . (jb. McColivillo, Arnold, lollook, .® th Ss‘' Btl 8 t I Blundell, Montgomery, and child, Rutherford ami children, Ra'dick, 'McDonald- and cb i J d',„ L-hit I' llytultmui. Armstrong, Ilobd.ij, onap nirtn Shoft. JjJflWttKls** *lficktty, "XAS Alitchell,- SttlWefWP Ort, Bigby, Adams, , Cooper, Chiipm-'i'. MdrfillttH. Messrs Sethan, Boothraan, Titmlrtsan Lyoli Coitmnn, Rutherford, Peunew. Sniitb, Smiih, Tregerthen. JohnRobettshniv"RnAfmd, Tyotry 'A*hloy, '£rc-. iurth*. Uotlmrd. Beilby. gsssgi^^iaarmJ&ft. C-ooner; 35 steerogo. >

' SAILED. ; WEDNESDAYS. FEBRUARY U. ILt’ORD, s.s. !3.20 p.m.), 1266 tons, Niootto. for Dunec\in. • I'AT JEJUNA, 6.5. (3 V-m), 1313 tons, Cameron; fox- Pieto-a and Nelson. PasBomiuts 1 -Saloon—Maascs Scott, Xbbotson, Hawkee, • -Isaac', - Mitit,hell,..york, Staillex,, Alitohull; • JJriM,.Autain Uiterd,,. jutiu Whiting .Flomup?, Mesdames AsMt. Fitzgerald and boy, JJavidson and child, Wafbftr, AVaxxgh,. JiclHlUi. lotdham. Forrest txtid wmS,' UaixXt;- MoCLULm'"and child. Quill, Cntvart and, aoa, Arthur. Ste Wart, Boobinan, and Child, Matthews/ Smith and ' child, ' Alston, Horry, Sudd, Scott, Carter, Bennies, Wilson. Irwin, McNee, Stewart, Matthews, Wangh. Cox. DC Silva, Isaac, SncilcC, Alston, Stevend, Stewart, Mitchell. Griffin. Henderson. Ashot*, FrKlham Alien; Atiino, Hadcdiifo, f lioup, Gm-clon. Iter. Smith; 18 steerage, wiiriNß m. (8 p.m.), 4186 tend, iidwelt, tor Lyttelton. Fftfisorigera i Saloon —• MisseW Charter, Dodson, Bran, Berdan, Ryali, Dethent, Pago; Daves, Rose, Whyte, Quill (a), Howe, Howie, Gr6r, Tipping. Thorpe, Harvey, East, Andrews, Hearing, Wilkinson, Boon, Ates‘dattte's Congreves and .infant, Campbell, Coivillb and child, ' Pratt, IMiorrison, Drake, Pearce, Moor,: Permin, Htitchin«m, I 'English/■ Buchanan, Avery - andchild, Pothonok.. 8r0wn,.... Whittaker., McKinley, \Vilkin«on, .Donoghuc,, Wilson, nnd Pratt. Morrison, His lOxcollojiey the Governor. Messrs Pearce) Shaw, Scubbef, - .lames, Williams, Chapman, Congreves, Anderson. Stuart, Tun-ton, Colville. Morrison/ Mackey;' Hudson, McNeill; Bright,, Pratt,, Stringer, Warsnup, Atntthewe, Izard, Koyde, Drake,. Wolfe, , .Cyan.., 'l'ipping. Cooper (3), Hampton, Afoot, Bell, Hughes, Bayfield. Tankard. Jones, Miller, Sunderland, Stevens, Avery, McOauekuitl. Thorpe, Stuckey, Bell. Han, Thompson, Pethor.-ck. 'Vino, LDTjncau, Wilsttn, 'Pratt, HcAdam. Williams. Morrleonv Hudson, Mackny, GO steerage. NOAH ERE. e.s. {4.40 p.m.). 1100 tons, Dilliier. for Greymouth. " QUEEN OP THE’SOUTH, s.s. (5 p.m .T, 139 tens; 1 Harvey, -for Foxtori. HAWBKA, s.s. ’ (5.15 p.m.), 174- tons, Jaokddn. for'Ptttco. - KxVMO. 's.m 1 . (9.13 p m.);-1900 ten#, Bold, for Wapifeav — 1 ARAPAWA. «*.s. (5.15 p.m,), 268 tons, Thompson, for. Wanganui. KAITOAj. .«,5..„(5.15. p.m.), li7 tons, Stevens, for. Nelson and. Atotuoba. MAPOURIKA, s.s. (5.20 p.m.), 1203 tons Ritchie, for Westport and Greymouth; MELBOURNE. s.s. (0 p.m.), 1730 tons, IlSddle. for Whitiangn and Opoua. OTAR OP AUSTRALIA, s.s. (6.40 p.tn.) 6825 tons. Hart, for Wanganui-roadstead.-HUIA. e.s. (8.85 p.ni.l; 137- toxwr-Bm-t,-lor Havelock and Sounds, WAIMBA. a .a. (9.5 p.m.). 454 tons. Stevens, for Nelson and. West- Coast. JIANGAPAFA, s.s. (10,10 p.m.), 164 tons, Toiiiton, for Westport nnd KaramWAIRAU. g.s.(Ui.' p.m./ 93 tens, Bailey/ for Blenheim. BLENHEIM, s.s. (11 p.m.), 120 tons, Wilkinson, for Blenheim. PETONE s.s. (11.20 p.m.). 708 tons, Gordon, fob Pic ton, Napier and Gisborne. ,

EXPECTED ARRIVALS. (,'oidnna southern porta, to-day Navmi, Suva, Aucklnud, to-day Victoria, lluuoclin, Lyttelton, to-day Ri.'Sjuius. Oisbonm, Pictou. to-day Kapiii, Wanganui, to-day Maori, Lyttelton, to-day Mkau, Nclwm. Motucka, to-day ' Ojiawn Bleiihcim, to-duv Wiikalu, Kuikouru, to-day Tain in, Waitaru, to-tlay (italci, Lyttolion, to-day Clan, Buchanan, Port Chalmers, to-day Aruhura, Piclon, to-day Patoenu. Nelson. Friday . of the South, hoxlon, xriuuy Ivapuni, Pa tea, Friday Kailon. Nel.mii, Motucka, Friday Waliino, T.ytcdton, Friday AVaii'au, Blenheim Friday flaweru. Patea. Friday Kennedy. Foxlon, Friday Wiilcchfa. Melbourne via ports Friday Jfonowai, Auckland via ports. Friday Araiwwa, Wungiuiui, Saturday liincmoa. northern hgiithoiuce, baturNgakutu, ‘Ncivcastle, Auckland, Saturilami? Patea, Saturday projected departures. Patrol, Tasman Sea. to-day Jfaua, Patea. to-day, 4 p.m. Aorcrc, Patea, to-day, 4 P- m - To Aroiia. host (.oast, to-day Begulits, West Coast, to-day ~ Corinna. Picton, Nekou. New Plymou.li to-dav. 5 p.m. Arahilra, Picton, to-day 12.10 p-m. Victoria; Auckland, Sydney, to-day. 4

p.m. t , Waimana, Timaru, to-day „ „ Nikau Nelson, ilo-tdeka, to-day. 5 p-m. Maori, Lyttelton, to-day. 8 p-m- v Maunganui, Melbourne via south, to-clny

5 p.m. Opaw’tt. Blenheim, to-dav, 11 p.m. Kapiti. Wanganui, to-day, 4 p.m. JCapnni, Patea, Friday . Karnona, Ureymouai, Friday Kaitoa, Nelson, Motneka, Friday Potcena, Nelsoii. Fri flay Wahiue, Lyttelton Friday Queen of the South, Foxton, Friday Wakatu, Kaikoura, Lyttelton, Friday Wairnu, Blenheim, Friday ™.. v Navuu. Auckland. Suva, Samoa, Finlay Tainui. Waitara, Friday ■Willochra, Sydney, Friday „, . Alonowai, Lyttelton, Lnnedin, Fiway Kctmc'dv Nelson, West Coast. Friday Breeze. Wanganui. Saturday , ACihnra CJreymouth via poits. batur y .Patou# Salnrofvy ■Arapawa, Wanganui Saturday Pohorua, Greymoutli. Saturday OBiki, London, Saturday

telegraphed movements, AUCKLAND, "Wednesday Kaituila va oh - from Newcastle; Amokuia 11(T|(, dm) from Kermadec Islands and Strait; i'uwU Bay (2.50 pan.), from Loudon. Melbourne and Sydney. Ma 'tufa (3-30 p.m.), from Vancouver wj Honolulu aud Suva. Passengers; Birsu saloon —Miss' Davy AlesfUimes Harwood, Hutchinson, Wmstone, Middleton, Goi don Messrs Hutchinson, G. Wms mne, G Gord®, Middlrfon. A. Aeilen, Young, J. A. Wilson, Hon, W. C. v M Navlor. T. J< Brown, L. EDl*"?' (lors, Catton, Brabantl Hakane Waters, 'fisher Beinfait; second salooli—3lisse«r •A Harris, Wallace Mesdames Regan, Binlayson, Wylie, Messrs G. Regam, J. W ltcado. W. Davis, Dr Davis R. . . Oollis .Wylie, Cunnmghain } H. Hoveß, Herbert, V McDonald, C, McDonald, G. ■ Meyer, Leslie. Bullock, A. Gran , Bradbury, T. -Vaughan, Emlayson, and Mi'thirXclas®. S'iuaJl (0,20 A-m.) for Gisborne; Apanma (3.40 pra-J. for NewSingapore and ualsmttaV io .sail—Queensland, for Newcastle. WANGANUI, Wednesday— Kapiti (4.10 p'nit for Wellington.. ' _ " 7.7, ,\5T CAVE, Wednesday Navua (11.25 a.m.) passed south. * GISBORNE. Tuesday—Regains (9 p.m.) for Picton and Wellington. .; , - tP - N AlHflH, Wednesday ; Kahn (3.4 j a.m.), from Wellington;. Kahn (7 p.m.), for 'Wellington via coast. BLENHEIM. -Wednesday—Opawa (8.50 a.m.), from Wellington. Opawa (i.-to p.m.). for Wellington. _ ' , ■ NELSON, Tuesday—Volga (9AO p.m.). for'N'apier. W'edncsday-Nikau (7 a.m.), rffotn AVpilirigtOrt- -Nikau (5;15 fO J:A\H B EWBLL SPIT, Wednesday—PoeWESTPOl{T?^A^edncsctay—Kauri (6.-15 a.m.), from Wellington, _ , ' GREYMOUTH, Tuesday Poborua ,(9,43 p.tn.). for Wellington. K VIKOUEA, Wednesday—Wakatu (6.10 a.m.). front Wellington. , . LYTTELTON, Wednesday Viototm (0 13 am.), from Dunedin; Maori (6.50 L m.), Horn Wellington: John (7,5 4,6... ..from Nydia Bay; Westralia (7.10 am.), Ifohi Wellington; John Anderson (9.10 a.m.),'"' from Akaroa; Comma (10.20 a.m.), from Timaru: Delphic (0.30 p.ffi,), from Wellington; 'Breeze (4.30 p.m.), from Dunedin. , Kairaki (5.25 a.m.), for Sounds; Pukakl (15.35 a.m.). tot Greyraouth; Kumara (4.5 p.m.), for DUuedin; Westralia (4 p-m), for Dunedin; Corinna. for Wellington. Victoria (late), for north. Passengers for Wellington—Missus Addmell, Richards, Mcsdames Dalziel and child. Bate. Richardson. Messrs D. Bates, Phillips. Dampton, Morris. Maori (8.25 p.hi.), for Well-, tug ton. passengers—Misses Colima (2), Dwyer, McCollum, Taylor, RoUghan, Pemberton, Hniismann, Standish. Watson, Stevens, McLeod, Lingard, Packer. JohnsOn, O'Malley, Mondil, Cunningham, McKay, Scott, Clark (2), MCsdames Bibby. Lord, Bull, Oxgen, MontgomeJrv, Gavin, Kill. \Vilson, Boyes, Buchanan, Rowan, Messrs J. McLean. Yeoman and child. Watson and infant, Ennis, Justin, Anderson, Frederick. R. E. Hayes, Culling, Q. 11. Scales, Pearson. Bibby, Lord, Bull, Collins. Montgomery, Thompson, Bowron. Hill, Boyes, Buchanan, D. jMcDonald, Langford, Drew,. Cottorill, Mitchell, Myhill. Englis Tudhopo, Barnett. Lane, ■ Caskey, Woolley, Bobbie, Sowery, Barker, Smith, Palace, Ricedo, Page, i 'Justin, JuJAon, Andei-son, Brown, Frederick; 100 fiteera DUNEDIN, .Wednesday—Mamari (2.3 p.m.). from Lyttelton. Wlllochra (3.10 p.m.), for Sydney via Cook Strait; Clan Buohanuli (3.10 p.m.), for Wellington.

On her way from Gisborne the Anchor -Company’s steamer RegUliis will call at Piotou this morning to load wool for the Wellington sales. The vessel is to leave hero to-night direct for Westport and Grey mouth. , , ~ The steamer Inverkip, duo at Wellington about March 24Wx from New York, has been chartered to load coal at Newcastle for the West Coast of South America. Tho cargo steamer Ilford left Wellington yesterday afternoon for (Dunedin with remainder of cargo of jarrah from Bunbnry. Mr Bannatyne,- chief engineer of the . ICoonya. arrived from Sydney yesterday ~by the Maunganui, on holiday leave. _ The Blackball Company’s collier Nga'here. Which loft Wellington at 4.40 P-m. yesterday for Greymouth is to load at the latter port for Napier. - A- cablegram states that the steamer Ascot, 4334 tons. Captain F. Dudley, left Newcastle on Sunday for Auckland. Tho vessel left - Mahe (Seychelle Islands) on December 28th, with 4000 tons of guano phosphates for Auckland and the Bluff, ttnd made the call at Newcastle for bunker coal. She should put in an appearance at Auckland to-morrow evening. Tho. Kamona is now expected to gel away from Wellington to-morrow for Greymouth to load for Brisbane and Sydney.

' * The New Zealand Shipping Company's UharterOd steamer Volga left Nelson on ■ •Tuesday night for Napier, Gisborne and ■-Auckland to continue Homeward loading. She is to sail from .trickland about' the 21st. instant for Iron don. , The Ttuddart-Parker lirter Victoria, due this morning frqm Punedin and Lyttelton. is to berth at No.. 1* north (outer tee). Queen's wharf. The.vessel is to sail at 4 p.th. to-day. for Napier. Qisborna. Auckland and Sydney. The Norwegian barque Sara "is expected to complete loading her 200 tons of Scrap iron at Lyttelton to-day. and will .sail fox Hercury Bay and Whangapara-

para to load timber for Horae- The iron is to act as ballast on the trip round Capo Horn. It is not yet known which port of the United Kingdom is to be her destination. Late to-night or early to-morrow morning tho Scales liner Clan Buchanan wiill arrive at Wellington from Port Chalmers to complete loading for the United Kingdom or Continent. The Blackball Company’s collier Ngakuta is to come on from Auckland to Wellington with remainder of her cargo of coal from Newcastle. The vt|s=el is due here on Saturday morning.

A report brought by the Union Company’s steamer Talune to Auckland on Friday morning from the Islands states that’th® hull of the barque Triton, which was wrecked at Rarotonga at the ond of last rear, went to pieces in a gale in the beginning of January. Air W. Ferguson joined the New Plymouth dredge Paritutu as second officer yesterday in place of Mr E. Turksma. Afr S. Luke, the third engineer, signed oS the articles, and Air W. Alastard joined in his place. The auxiliary scow Echo arrived at Nelson yesterday, timber-laden, from Hokitika. The vessel is to complete discharge at Alotueka. and will subsequently toad at Tarakohe for Hokitika. At the iast-mentionod nnrt the Echo is to load timber for Wellington. The Scales liner Clan Matheson has been chartered to bring a load of jarrali from Banbury to New Zealand preparatory -o loading in tho Dominion for the United Kingdom or Continent. The Government training steamer Amokura arrived: at Auckland at _ 10 o’clock yesterday morning from.-the Kei'madecs via Russell, She is to_ leave Auckland xm , Afonday for Wellington, and is due here about nest Thursday. The Government steamer Hinemoa left Kaipara yesterday afternoon for Manukau Harbour, and will leave the latter port to-morrow ■ for the Brothers lighthouse and Wellington. She is due here about 10 o’clock on Saturday morning.

THE MAUNGANUI FROM SYDNEY,

At about 4.45 o’clock yesterday morning the Union Company’s liner Afaunganui arrived in the stream from Sydney direct. Pratique was subsequently granted, and the vessel berthed at No. 6 (inner teei. Queen’s wharf. The Alaunganui left Sydney at 1 'p.m. on Saturday and had a fine weather passage although a strong wind prevailed on Tuesday night. The vessel is to sail at o o’clock this everting for southern ports, Hobart and Melbourne.

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