SHIPS AND SHIPPING

New Zealand Times, Volume XL, Issue 9076, 22 June 1915, Page 2

SHIPS AND SHIPPING

THIS DAY. Sun irises, 7.16 u.m.; uet», 4.28 p.m. Moon riaefl. 0.10 p.m.; Beta, 1.6 a-w. High -water. 11.35 a.m.; 11.50 p.m.

ARRIVED. MONDAY, JUNE 21,

RIPPLE. s.s. (0.15 370 tone, (■Uetoher, from Gisborne.

STOBMBIRD, s.s. (2.20 a.m..), 217 tone. Oowoll from VVanganui. , KAPITI, e-s. (3.50 a.m.), 242 tons. Sawyers, from. Wanganui. liKM.trBRA, 9,a. (11-20 a.m.), 11.241 tens. Greonatreet. from London ua Capetown and Hobart. Passengers D’lom London—For Wellington—Fust «a----loon: Miss A. Sutton, Messrs L. Mac•i.iv. W. Nelson. Second saloon ; Mines. A. M. Deacon, F, J. Humphries,-M- *• Johnstone, M. Porrett, Mesdames - L. Davies, B. Stooey. Mr_G. F. .Danes; 62 steerage. From Teneriffc —Steerage: Mr 'l. B. Butler. From Capetown—First m!ootu Mrs A. B. Stephens. Second saloon; Misses I. Bette. M. A.. Morpeth, Mrs F. Lyall. Steerage; Missesi XJrwan, M- Brown, Mas F. B. Brown. Messrs J ■ Songster, F. E. Brown. Masters Brown (3). From Hobart—Steerage: Misses IC. A. C. and L. Cannon, Mrs J. B. ecu'" non. There are also 115 passengers for other New Zealand ports. , KOMATA, e-s. (1.20 p.m.), 1921 tons, Whvborn, from Westport. TAINXJI, s-s. (3 p.m.), 123 tons, Jensen, from Wadtara. , ULIMAROA. s.s. (2 p.m.). 5777 tons, Wyllie, from Sydney. Passengers lor Wellington—Mesdames Staples . P-M child, McLean, Smith. Andrews and child Bnohauan, Croll, Staples, Ferry. Buchanan. Fletcher. Andtwson Mercer. Mac.kay, Misses Fynmore, Bean, Sid dens, Graham, Harper, McFadyen, Tpbar. Messrs Ht-nrys. Spicer, Staples, Knubley, Fielding. Vavasour, Homo, Bjw-. Ml Beeston and son, Kitohmg, Middleton O’Loughlan, Buchanan, Itov. Fletohsr, Landele. Mangan, Gaudm, Lidde 10 IlBEET T ' MEYER. thxoo-raatted schooner (5.10 p,m. in the tons. Martin, from / New W estmmSMv KARAMU, s.s. (9.5 p.m-), 934 tons. Ryan, from Greymouth. QUEEN OF THE SOUTH, s-s. (11-40 u.m.), 198 tons, Harvey, from Fox ton. SAILED. MONDAY, JUNE 21.

OPAWA, 8,8. (1 a.m.), 110 tons, Nicholas, for Blenheim. 1010 PATEENA, s.s. (0.30 p.m.), 1312 tana. Holmes, for Pioton and Nel«m. , . • • BREEZE. s.s. (2,10 p.m.}, 287 tons. Radford. lor 'Wanganui.. HIMITANQi, s.s. (3.25 p.m.), 323 tons, Thompson, for Lyttelton. ■ • ■ KAITOA, B.s. (5.10 p.m.), 300 tons, Stevens, for Nelson and Motueka. AOBEKB. s.e. (5.10 p.m.). <7 tons. Wilkinson, tan Blenheim. WAiUiNK, s.s. 17.91 p.m.), 443 a tons, Williams, for Lyttelton. Passengers: Saloon—Misses Swindell, Burn, Hamble-, toot, Felton, Hunt. Anderson, Stevenson, Cathie, Mafley, lleedryuee Finch, Kaye, Galbraith, lan. Bean, Stevens, Lyons and child) Kemble ton, Campbell. Snnon, Lissamnn, Mercer) Thomas, Kelly, Hunt and boy, Hon Rhodes, Messrs Hill, Crowe, Luthell. McAllnm, Galbraith, lan, Thomas, Cohen, Lawrence, Jones, Watson, Bean, Captain. Benton, Mclnnes, Climme, Lyons, Wilson, Harris, Bennett, Lcsghill, Weil, Mahony. Lov-eridge, CalI’lixi, Chaplin, Pickering, Rodgers, Master Tain, McDonald, Qaudin, Kelly, Hunt; Kenneth, Flower, Gugg, Sullivan, Fleming Liodelaw, Rev. Shmson; 38 steerage. MAITAI. s.B. (7.55 p.m.). 3393 tons, Stevens, for Lyttelton and Sydney. KAPITI, s.s. (8 n-m.), 212 tons. Sawyers for WanganuiPALOONA, s.s. (8.10 p-m.), 2771 tons, Prewette, for Auckland via Napier and GLa borne. : Passengers : Saloon—Misses Thompson, Pinsloy, Walker, Mesdames Knose, Johnston, Logan, Qibhony, Benant Black, Scale, Hutchin-aou, Courtis, Basbridge, McSherry, Messrs Houghton, Hutchinson, Scott, Challiner, Meikle, Kihw"; 35 steerage, KITTAWA, s.s. (11 p.m.). 1217 tome, Baldwin, for Greymouth.

. EXPf.STEO ARRIVALS Kapuni, Fatea, to-day

Hawera. Fatea, to-day Begulus. Taa-akohe, to-day Pateeua Nelson, Pioton, to-day Motnowai, Auckland via ports, to-day Maori, Lyttelton, to-day Opawa, Blenheim, to-day Canopus, Westport, to-day Defender, Hokitika, to-day Paparoa. London via ports, to-day Aorere, Fatea, 'Wednesday Kapiti. Wanganui, Wednesday ■ Kamo, Greymouth, Wednesday Calm, Lyttelton, Wednesday Arahura, Greymouth via ports, Wednesday Walline, Lyttelton. Wednesday Marama, Sydney, Wednesday Awahou, Wanganui, Wednesday Knrori, Greymouth, Westport, Wednea day Blenheim, Blenheim, Wednesday Corinna. Dunedin via ports, Thursday Tarawera. Dunedin, Lyttelton, Thursday Stormbiid, Wanganui, Thursday Cygnet, Lyttelton, Kaifcoura,. Thursday »lUi! td V f.O UiPARTOBiIt

Regains. Nelson, West Coast, to-day, 5 p.m. dtormbird, Wanganui to-day, 3 p.m. Haw ora. Paten, to-day, 6 p.m. Queen of the South, Poston, to-day, -1 p.m. Ripple, Napier. Gisborne, to-day, 6 p.m. Opawa, Blenheim, to-day, a p-m. Nxfcau Nelson Motueka. to-day. 5 p.m. Maori, Lyttelton, to-day. 7.45 p.m. Monowai, Lyttelton, Dunedin, to-day, a p-m. Olimaroa. Lyttelton, to-day, 5 p.m. Toinui, Waiter a, Wednesday Deitmder, Kaaamea. Wednesday Calm. Napier, Gisborne, Wednesday Blenheim, Blenheim Wednesday Pateenu. Picton. - Nelson, Wednesday Wahine. Lyttelton, Wednesday Kaitoa Nelson, Motueka, Wednesday Kapiti, Wanganui, Wednesday Aorore. Paten, Wednesday Kutqw-, Westport. Wednesday Tarawera. Auckland via ports, ThursCorhiiia. Nelson, New Plymouth, Thurs»larama. San Francisco via ports, Thursday TELEGRAPHED MOVEMENTS SUVA Monday—Ganges, from Calcutta. with 800 immigrants- a SYDNEY, Monday—Navua, from Auckland: Katoa, from Bluff. MELBOURNE, Monday —. Wimmera, for Hobart and Wellington. NEWCASTLE, Monday—Kauri, for Lyttelton.

AUCKLAND, Monday (1 45 a m.) from Londpn via Australian norts. ’ Wcstralda (8.40 p.m.) from Syd--11 *OivEHU r NGA, Monday—Earawa (3.15 pm.)> for New Plymouth; Rimu (4.35 ~ „,.i f or Raglan and Kawhia. MANUKAU HEADS. Monday—Earawa (5.1.5 p-m.), crossed bar for New Plym pATBA, Monday—ll aw era and Kapuni (3 p.m.). for Wellington. „ TOKOMARU BAY, Sunday-Paparoa (midnight); for Wellington. NAPIER, Monday—Monowai (2 p.m.), for -Wellington. PICTON, Monday—Pateena (4.40 p.m ) from Wellington. BLENHEIM. Monday—Opawa (10 p.m.), for Wellington, „„ , NELSON, Monday—Nikau (0.20 p.m>), for Motueka and Wellington. MOTUEKA, Monday— Nikau (3-40 p.mA for Wellington. WESTPORT, Monday—Waverley (O-f? a.m-), ivo’n Wellington. Defender (9.20 a.m.) for Wellington. , GREYMOUTH, Monday—Awahou (6.45 a.m.) from Wellington. LYTTELTON, Mon day-Cygnet from Akaroa. Wootton, for WellingtonMaori (8.15 p.m.), for Wei rngton. Pa«'songers—Misses McDonald, Raphael. •Cooper, Sugden, Miller. Healey, Goodall, Joseph Dixon, Jackscn, Young. Holroyd. Mitchinson. Cooper. Dmmoxe, Hall, Mcedamcs Hunter, Cooper, Edwards. Manhire, Cooper, Xa-than, Hooper, Gow. Brown, Hailes, Pelbrow, Biddeweill, Mitchell, Byeritt, Plunmer.Tlall, Strathan. Prof. Soott, Father Berry, Col. C. J. Cooper,- Hon. J. Allen ProfPickles, Capt. Somter, Dr Malcolm, hr Macmillan-Bnywri, Meesre layloi% Hun da Lloyd, Williams, Pickles, Ponker. Edwards Preston, Bruce, Cooper, Arlow, Hur&thouso.,, , Lyttelton, Waters. Lynch, Parsonson, ,Reid, Boger, Walsh. McCarthy, Lund. Nodder. J. A- Redpath. P. Cogan. Lathan, Mitohedl, Everitt. Halls. Pelbrow, Hunter Matthews. Hall. Agar, Champion, Strathan, Baron, ,Williamson. Callaghan; 50 steerage--1 POET CHALMERS. Monday—Omaua (9;40 a.m.); from Bunbury. DUNEDIN, Monday—Omana (11-10 a.m.), from Bunbury. Connna (NlO p.m.) for Now Plymouth via way ports 1 BLUFF, Monday—Hmemoa (6.30 a.m.) for West Coast and Sounds.

The Kamo is to leave Greymouth this morning for Wellington. ■'•The Monowai. due at Wellington this morning from Auckland via ports, has ■l5O tons of cargo to put out at this por-. The Karori is to leave Greymouth this morning for Westport, from which port she is to sail to-night tor Wellington. The Paparoa, due at Wellington tins morning from London via Auckland, wifi berth at the King's wharf. The vessel will sail on Thursday for Lyttelton. , Mr G. Pike, late of the Maori, joined the Mokbia as assistant purser yesterd*The Indrabafah, which arrived at Auckland yesterday from London via Australia, Is now expected to arrive at Wellington on' July Ist. ■ Mr D. Young joined ‘ the Kurow as third engineer of the Kurow yesterday, ia place of Mr F, O. Moratn.. The Ngakuta was placed on the Wellington patent slip yesterday for, cleaning and painting. The- vessel is to be relaunched on. Thursday or Friday. The Breeze is due at Wellington again next Monday from Lyttelton, bound, for Wanganui. The I'etone is due Ijere on the same day from Blufi., bound also I °Tha which left Wellington at nopn on Friday, arrived at Greymouth at midday on Sunday, after an exceedingly stormy passage. Th , B r ' ,e |f ia to leave G toy mouth to-day .for Napier. Gisborne, and Tokomaru Bay. . , The Hinemoa landed stores at tne Centre Island Lighthouse yesderday and proceeded on to Puysegur Point light-, nouse, where i she will The Defender, due at Wellington today from Hokitika, has a load ot timber tx> put out at both Wellington and Miramar- The vessel will leave here to-: morrow for Karamea,. to load timber lor. Wellington, if the bar is workable. After a week's delay through bad weather the John arrived at Greymouth on Sunday from Wanganui via Westport. The vessel sailed yesterday morning for arrived at Greymouth at 6 a.m. yesterday from Wellington via ports, and sailed at 5 p.m. on there: turn trip. The vessel is to leave Westat 3 P-m. to-day for Nelson. The Aralmra will sail from V ■ p.m. to-day, and is due at Wellington at about 5-30 p-m. to-day. ~ The Regains, in place of the Alexander will arrive at Wellington to-day from Tarakohe with 200 tons of cement.

PORT PHILLIP SAILED. ' Bannatyne and Co. have been advised by cable that the C. and D. liner Port Phillip sailed from New York on last Wednesday for Wellington, Melbourne, and Adelaide via Panama Canal. She is due at Wellington about July 31st.

MARAMA LEFT SYDNEY. The Union Co.'s liner Marama left 'Sydney at noon, on Saturday for Wellington, Rarotonga, Papeete and San Francisco* v©ss©l lias *8 first, 10 second, and 15 third-class passengers, and 40 tons of cargo to land at Wellington. The cargo from Sydney tor forward ports amounts to 733 tons. Ihe Marama is due here to-morrow morning, and is to resume her voyage on Thursday afternoon. ■ ALBERT MEYER ARRIVED. The three-masted British schooner Albert Meyer, 83 days out from' New Westminster, British Columbia, signalled for a pilot off the Wellington Heads yesterday afternoon.'' "The steamer Admiral took Pilot SpehfcA'out, and be boarded the sailer off Penoarrow Head. The vessel sailed up to the stream and dropped anchor after darkness had set in. Captain Daniel Martin, who is making his first visit to New Zealand, reports that the vessel had variable weather, anti arrived off Cape Palliser several days ago. The schooner was then blown away to the eastward three or four times by the recent heavy weather. The crew are “all well,” and no damage was suffered by the vessel; The Albert MeySr is owned at Prince Rupert, British Columbia, and Was originally bought for cod fishingV The"vessel will berth to-day Clyde quay, to discharge her cargo of 600,000 feet of Oregon pine and 1500 bundles of laths, all of which is consignee to the Odlin Timber and Hardware Com pany. W. H. Long and Co- are acting as agents for the vessel. THE SYDNEY BOAT. The Huddart-Parker steamer Ulimarou arrived at WeUington at 2 p.m. yesterday from Sydney direct, and berthed at No. 1. north. Queen's wharf. Tho ve* sel left Sydney at 3.80 p.m. on Thursday—one day earlier than usual—and experienced strong southerly winds with a heavy beam eea, and fine but cold weather on the run across the Tasman Sea. The auroral display was visible on Friday night- The Ulitaaroa is to sail at > p.m. to-day for Lyttelton to complete discharge, and is due back here on Friday morning, and will leave here at noon on Friday for Sydney and Hobart. EBMUERA FROM LONDON. The New Zealand Shipping Co.’s liner Remuera arrived in the stream at Wei-, lington at 11.40 o’clock yesterday morning from London via ports. Pratique was granted, and the vessel berthed at the King's wharf at 2 p.m. The Remuera sailed from London on May -Ith. and after calling at Ply month on the following day for passengers and mails, resumed her voyage. Pine wea ther prevailed. till arrival at Toneriffe on May 10th. where bunkers were replenished. Light to moderate trade.’ with fine weather were experienced t«Capetown, where the vessel arrived, on May 25th. About 1700 tons of bunker coal was shipped, and the Remuera sail ed again on the following day. Variable

fine weather with fresh to strong N.W. and S.W. winds were met with till reach, mg Hobart on June 15th. About 1100 cons of Cargo wan put out, and the final stage of the voyage was Commenced at 7 a.m. last Thursday. Moderate westerly gales with heavy westerly swell lasted till entering Cook. .Strait. . Captain H. B. Greeastreet has the following officers: —Chief, Mr H. J. Wilde; second, Mr B. A. Holland; third Mr C. B. Lamb; fourth, Mr J. Schofield; surgeon, Mr A. J. Grant; gteward-in-charge, Mr P- Bowen. Engineers:. Chief: Mr W. E. Sneddon; second,' Mr W. F- Gurney; third. Mr W. W. Colquhoun; fourth, Mr J. L. Mollison; fifth. Mr J. P. Stewart; sixth, Mr W. Thomas ; chief refrigerating engineer.' Mr J. H. Malcolmson; second refrigerating engineer. Mr T. H. Windebank; electrician,' Mr W. Johnston; Marconi operator, Mr C- Wellington. The Bemuera is expected to sail on Friday afternoon for Lyttelton and Port Chalmers to. discharge and load. The liner subsequently proceeds to Timarn and thence back to Wellington, omitting a second call at ■ Lyttelton. She will sail from Wellington on July 15th for London,

PHASES OF THE MOON. JUNE. D. H. M. CiOJSt Quarter . i 2aui. Now Moon G 27 a.ro. First Quarter .. 54 a.m. Full Moon 57 p-m-

OVERSEA VESSEL From London or Plymouth. Due Paparoa Apl- 15 To-day Indrabarah Max. 29 July .1 Athenio May 8 July 6 Corinthio Mar 23 July 7 Delphic ' May 23 July 7 T ndrapura May 3 July 16 Ruahine June 2 July 19 Tainui June 12 July 29 Makarini May 28 July SO Kiwaru June 14 Aug. 20 ' From Lirerpool. La, Blanca 1 Apl. 27 June 29 Opawa May 7 July 9 Somerset May 17 July 12 Waimate June 4 Aug, 12 From Montreal or St. John. Tongariro . Apl. 13 July 3 Whakatane : June 7 Augl- 23 From Xew York. Port Phillip June 16 July. 21 Gonastota Juno 10 July 25'