SHIPPING NEWS

New Zealand Times, Volume XLIII, Issue 10002, 20 June 1918, Page 2

SHIPPING NEWS

PHASES. OF CTRS KOCHft. JUNE.

■; • THIb DVY Sun rises. 7.16 a m/; Wets, liSl p.m. Moon'rises, 1.6 p.in.; sets, 3.2 a.m. High water, 12.39 a.m.; 1.23 p.m. ARRIVED. WEDNESDAY, JUNE 19. JOHN,-s«.--(1.20 a-w.),. 342..t0n5, Harwich, from Lyttelton. .(No. 11. north, Jervois quay.} ..... . - . KAITOA. s.s. (4,40 aan.j, , 303 tons, Wildimin, from Nelson.' (No. 10, Queen's wharf.)"'" 1 ' -*•> • ■ -WAVHREE'T, sis. (6.2iFa.mi)j'ls7 tons, Fisk.- from Patea. .{No. jij.,.; Queen’s wharf.)' ■■ • i■■ -.o KAPUNI, s.s. (6.35 a.m.); ISO tons, Gibson, from Patea. -Glasgow -wharf.) MAORI, s.s. (7..10 .a.m.),,,,3412 tons, illuming, from-Lyttelton.,, (Ferry berth.) KARU, s.s. (11.10 a.m,), 267.itons, Cox, from Lyttelton. (Taranaki, street wharf.) BLLLNHBXhf. s.s. (12.36 p.m.), I£o tons, W iikinson, from Havelock. (Petone wharf and No. 13, south. Queen’s wharf.> TAIN UI, s.s. (6.85 p.m.), 128 tons, Bonner, from Lyttelton.' (No. 13, north. Queen’s wharf.) I WAIRAU; s.s,. (8,50 pju.), 98 tons, Deiley, from Blenheim. (Noi_„ll, north. Queen’s wharf.) .. t KOWHAI, s.s. (12.45 a.m:), 792 tons. Plowman, from Greymouth. (No. 10, south. Jervois quay.) SAILED. . WEDNESDAY, JUNE 19. QUEEN OF THE SOUTH, : a.s. (11.10 a.m.), 198 tons, Harvey.' for ‘Foxton. MAY HOWARD, schooner '(1.90 p.m.), 64 tons; Oameron,' ; for Dunedin and Invercargill. PATHENA, s.s. (2 p.m.), ,1212 tons, Cameron,. for. Picton. and, .Nelson. J0f1N, 1 a.5..„.(2JJ0 1 ,p,m,),: 343 . tons, Ha,wiok„ tor,..Wanganui.,... . - TB ,ANA 6„ 5.6. (LSO p-m.), 1652 tons, Eyre, tor Timaru, Oamaru, and Dunedin. ROSAMOND, s.s. (3.10 p.m.), 721 tons,’ Edge, for Lyttelton... ,>. KAILUA, ,s,s. (7..p,w.),,303. tons, Wdld_muu., for. Nelson and.Motqeka, KARU,, 5.8.,,(&.40 p.m-j, Robinson, for ‘ [ KOiIATA, s.s. (9.46 p.m.), 1994 tons, Sewell, tor Westport. - ■ BXPPLE, s.s. (11.20 , p.m.), 370 tons, Carlson,, l tor' (Alatio, Napier, and Gisborne."* •' ’ MAORI, 8-s. (7J59 . p.m.), 3412 tons. Manning, tor Lyttelton. Passengers— Saloon: .Jlfsaes Shanahan, Anyon, Harris,. Tabeirt,' Hutchens, • Senall. Pettit,. Whiteman Camphor, Attlefieia, v Cress-’ well, Montague, Smith Donewey, Williams, Netson.-Glark, ■ Smith, Humphreys, Jones.'Cameron, Qaixn;-Edwards, Aohcson; 'Mesdames- Shanahan, Moody, Hogg, Waller, Ritchie, Hay. Jacobs, Secular, Harland, Gray, Thomson, McKenzie, Hutchens, Fleming,’ GUI," Mallhe, Davis, Whyte. Senall;. ’ Phillips, Williamson. Bryant. Jenson;' Crayne;; Wright, Guili. Fiuyerd, Fowler, - Taylor;— Kerr,- Fraser, Aoheson, -Eloy. Thomas, Hardy, Bodie,. Simpson; -Waters, Lewis, Messrs Qdbbonv. Tripp,. ,BrieU, Cox, Dennett. Williams, Croy, ' McDonald, Broughton. Staple’s)’ Broughton, Staples, Stewart, Kinniburgh, Goodhart, Lamer, Shalloraas, Kirkwood, Taylor, Bennett, Ritohio, Hay, Rolleaton, Gill, Martin, ’‘Domfetf; - ’'Edit; Andrew,. Waller, Ihej, ' Bristed, " Cooke, 1 Gibson. Tayior,’ MoElHott, Barnes ’ (2); Young, Bimpeon, Waters," Lewis; ’Jaggs) Major Waite. Captain Brown, Hon. G.‘ W. Bussell, Sir Geo. Clifford, Privates Wood, Cralgie. Stevenson. Dx McKinnon. EXPECTED _AHRIVALS. ' Waftad; Hleithalm,’ bo-day , ! - ,:.h Defender. : Lyttelton) to-day .Nikau,, Motueka. Nelson, to-day ■Maraa-oa, Lyttelton, to-day WObtton) ‘Lyttelton; • Friday " • -- - Queen ■ -qf ■ ■ the South; Foxton,. Friday Ngakuta, Dunedin, Friday.; .. Ngahere, ~ ’Ui.uw.u,,. Friday,.,.. ~ iveatunui, Gisborne, Friday . Mapourika, Auckland, 'Friday " Hieuwera) PdteA,~F’ridhy '‘ ' Ka'piti) ’ Wanganui; Friday ■ M'ana," , Lyttolw'n;-'i’#«lAy''''---Maori, • Lyttelton, Friday ■■ -Kaitoa. Motueku. .Ntisou. .Friday Kahlk». tojwotttt, Y Pphema, Weatpprt.Friday, ~ ' - Invercargill, WaiutanuL Friddy Kapuni, Patea, Friday " ' Opawa. Blenheim: Friday Wavorlay, Patea. Saturday ’ Regains, _ Nelson, Saturday Komata, Westport, Saturday Monowal. Auckland. Napier, Saturday Kara. ’ Lyttelton. Saturday ’" Paloona. Son Francisco, via porta, Saturday Himitarwi. . Lyttelton..,Saturday Baden- PowelL. Now .Plymouth., .Sunday Hilipple, .Gisborne,Monday , ~, Corinno, Dunedin Oamaru, Timaru, lyfa- - tel ton, Tuesday OfiPAHfUHS* Kamona. Greymouth, to-day, 3 p-m. Himitahgi. Lyttelton, to-day, IQ ami. Kapuni, Patea, to-day, noon Kapiti. Wanganui,, .todt«r, nqqn Hawora, Patea,, today ‘ , Waverley. Patea,' tblday, rr S' T p'.m. Tainni. Wanganui, (to-day 'ch-' Biverina; Sydney. Hobart, today, noon Moraroa. -Lyttelton, . to-day,, 7-45 p.m. Nikau. Nelson, Motuoko. to-day, 5 pjn. Wakatu. Kaikoura. Lyttelton, to-day, 3 pjn. Waixau, Blenheim, to-day, 0 p.m. Queen of the South, Foxton," Friday Defender, Lyttelton, Friday' ■ .'Maori., Lyttelton, Friday ’ Pateena. Picton, Nelson, Friday Kaitoa. Nelson) Motueka, Friday Opawa. Blenheim. Friday " Invercargill,-"Wanganui;' Friday Ngakuta, Greymouth, Friday Ngahere. Greymouth, Friday... Kowhai. Greymouth, Friday Regulus. Nelson. West Coast, Saturday Koutunui. Gisborne. Saturday Tainni, Lyttelton, - Saturday Mana, Lyttelton. Saturday Monowal. Dunedin, Saturday Mkupourika, Auckland, Monday VVootton. Lyttelton, Monday ’ Baden-Powell.-New Plymouth. Monday Blenheim. • Havelock and Sounds, Mon- ' <kv ■■ -?t. Corinna, New Plymouth., Tuesday Riprito. .Afcltlo,,Napier,,,Qißbo?-no. Tuos, TELE GRAPHED MOVEMENTS. WIAiNGANTUO, Wednesday Invercargill (SJ.S ajn.), from Weuinotec. PICTON, Wednesday ■ (6 pan;), from Wellington. ■ KLENITJEHM, Wednesday Wsvirau <noon),- for Wellington. - - NELSON, - Wednesday—Alexander (8 a.m.) and 'NiKau"(9.3of-a,mi); rfrom Wellington ;• -Regulus (3A5 pan,)/, from Qrey,mo nth. Alexander, .(1.15) .panA for Westport; Nikau (5 p-m.), for Wellington. KAIKOURA, Wednesday Wakatu (12:10 p-rh.); for Wellington. OBBY'MOUTH, ■ , Wednesday—Ngatoro (2.15 p.m.) ■ WeUington: - - .Kahika 14-30,p.m.), for •WeUiiwton ~, XYTrELTON. Tuesday—-Defender (8.40 p-m.). from Wellington. Wednesdays Mararoa (9.5 a.m.), from, Wellington. Mararoa (6-55 p.m.), tor Wellington. TIMAIMT, Wednesday—iNgahore (8.40 p.m.), for Wellington. The Poherua, . .coul-ladou for . Wellington, was. bar bound a>t. Westport yeater--dny. , .„

Mr L. Gdlray, of Lyttelton, late of the Mceraki, passed for his chief marine engineer's ccrtihoa/to at Wellington last week. Mr W. MelntoaV. who has been tor many, years in tlq* Customs Department at Auckland, has boon appointed collecter ttf Cictoms at Blenheim. Mr L. H. Neale, extra purser of the Eiyenna, has signed off the vessel’s articles. Mr A. Smith has joined the Rosamond as purser. The Kara, which' left Wellington last evening for Lyttelton, is due back here from the southern port on Saturday. The Mana is expected at Wellington to-morrow- evening from ■ Lyttelton, and will sail on the return trip on Saturday. Mr- R. Houghton, third engineer of tho Te Anau, and Air W. Williams, third of the Rosamond, have exchanged positions. . The Baden Powell is now expected back at Wellington on Sunday night from New Plymouth, and is to sail on the i-eturn trip on Monday. The Kowhai, which arrived at- Wellington yesterday from Greyiliouth, is to sail on the return trip to-morrow. The Kamona is to get away from Wellington at 5 p.m. to-day tor Greymouth. Tho Magic is about to take a load ,of coal from Puponga to flSandy Bay, where she will lift a cargo of stone for Wellington. Mr C. Monaghan, third engineer of the Kamo, had a narrow escape from serious injuries, if not death, while the vessel was at Greymouth, last week. After tea he was goiiig to his cabin when he. missed his footing, and stumbled down the hold. He had a wonderful escape, getting off with a-few bruises. -- The Ngakuta left Dunedin at 2 p.m. yesterday with general cargo for Wellington. She is due here to-morrow morning, and will sail .to-morrow evening for Greymouth. The Himitongi will leave Wellington at 10 o'clock this.morning for Lyttelton, from which port ah© is due back here on Saturday. The vessel will sail from here at noon on Monday for Owenga and Kaingaroa (Chathams). Tho Ngahere left Timaru at 10 o’clock last might for WeUington with a cargo of produce. She is duo hero to-morrow morning, and will sail in tho evening for Greymouth.The ooastel steamer Tainui, which arrived at WeUington last evening from Lyttelton, is to sail to-day for Wanganui. She is due here again on Saturday, and will sail for Lyttelton in the evening. The Wootton. which has been under overhaul at Lyttelton, is expected at Wellington to-morrow night. She will leave here on Monday for Lyttelton. The Union Company is inviting applications:'tor space In a cargo .steamer which is to soil early for Ban Francisco.. BOOKINGS FOR SYDNEY. Tho following saloon passengers • have booked by the Huddart-parxer Company’s steamer .Kiverina which Is to leave Wellington at noon to-day for Sydney , and Hobart s—Misses Jonee, Fisher, Hooey (2). Hazelwood. Griffiths, Cripps. Gibson, D. Carter. Redwood, Boon. Lipscomb, Perry. Nixon: Dunham., Blackwood, Phillips, A. Slater, Mesdames KelsalL ..Shundere. Jones, Christie, Ward,. .Lareon, <Hooey, Beatty, Cooker and child, Williams, Fulton, Stapleton, Thacker; Washington and child. Van Schaik, Rawlings and child, OoUnm. Forbes-Wil-iiams N W. Redwood. Redwood. Lipscomb, Piram. Ballot, MitohoU. Bourke, Grant, Oameron. Hayward, Somers. Douglas, Mowlem, Norton, Hazelwood, Morley, Dr. Thaoker, Captain Stokes, Sapper J. F. Keyes, Private J, W. Anyon, Messrs Jackson, Onie. L. Watson. Apsey. Nixon, B. Hale. Bast. G. Griffiths. O. Hawkes, Ballot. MCowat, J. Linton. Newman A. J. Tootcood. F. Wall. W. P. Shaw.' J. ,Bbaw,x Jay, A. Gregory, Boqp w (Grants Washington; W. Redwood, ■Can, l Schß'k', MobrO. - Godber, Collum. Snoad, Somers, W. H. Gavin, McNamara, T. Pettit, Hall. Rvan, Probert, W. T. Young, Cockle, O’iteiilly. McLennan, Hayward, Nowlem. Masters Mitchell and Probert. GISBORNE'S’ LONG, THP». The Dunedin “Star," of Saturday, says “ The auxiUary schooner Gisborne is having an ' unfortunate trip down tho coast from Wellington to Dunedin, The vessel-has now been nine days cm. the pateage) and is not likely to reach Dnh) edln. : until early next week. She'put into Timaru yesterday morning for some reason, and left again at 9 a-m- A tele, gram received to-day states that the Gisborne returned to Timaru again this morning owing to engine trouble. The Accessary repairs ore now being carried Cat, and she will probably ’resume her voyage today. After discharge here the Gisborne will load for Invercargill." No news has yet been received of the vessel’s arrival-at Dunedin. • -.TODAY'S BERTHAGE. : Mararoa, Ferry berth; Kowhai, No. 16, south, Jervois quay; Nikau, No. 10, Queen’s wharf; Wairau, No. 11, north. Queen’s wiharf: Wafcatu, King’s wharf j Tainni, No. 13, north. Queen’s w'han; Blenheim, No. 13, south. Queen's wharf. PALOONA DUE SATURDAY. The mail , steamer Paloona is due at Wellington on Saturday morning from Sin Francisco via ports. The vessel is te leave here on July Ist on the return. 'Tip-' ' ■> . ' ; the monowal The Monowol was delayed at Auckland yesterday by rain, but is expected at Wellington on Saturday from the northern port via Napier only- She will leave here on Saturday direot for Dunedin, After discharging at Dunedin, She will proceed to Port Chalmers for her annual overhaul. Her place will be taken by tho Tarawera which will carry cargo only. The Tarawera. Is now proceeding from Lyttelton to Auckland.. whence ehe will sail for Dunedin, ’ via East Coast ports. She will make a trip to Auckland from Dunedin and back, leaving Dunedin about the 28th inst. CARGO FOR NEW PLYMOUTH. Cargo for New Plymouth will be received by the Cortona at Wellington on Tuesday. She is du© here on Tuesday for southern ports via Lyttelton, and will sail in the evening for the Taranaki port. WATHEiFEONT LABOUR CONTROL. Last month the Auckland Harbour Board received a communication from the Under-Secretary of Mjarine, asking the hoard’s opinion on a resolution passed by the Wellington Harbour Board, to the effect that all Abo nr on the waterfront should be controlled 1 and managed bv harbour boards. Tho Auokland Board decided, on the recommendation of tho committee, "That tho Marino Department ho informed that the Auckland Harbour Board is not in sym. paithy with the proposal qf the Wellington Harbour Board." POET PIEEB COAL GRAB. Waterside workers at Part Plrie are dissatisfied with tho conditions under which the coal grab—a mechanical labour-saving contrivance for loading coal—is being worked since the big industrial dispute tost year. The workmen employed on tho grab have ’ been paid by the week instead of by the hour, ns previously. Complaint was made last week to the Acting-Minister of tho Navy by Mr J. Morris, general secretary of the Waterside Workers’ Union, and two delegates from the Port Plrie branch of tho society, that tho rates fixed by tho Arbitration Court were'not being paid, and the deputation asked 1 that the old conditions should bo reverted to. The Minister promised te have ■ the matter investigated, but he stated subsequently that ho had informed the deputation that ho did not feel disposed to discharge the .twenty-eight men employed working the grab.

. D. H. M. Lust Quarter 50 p.m. New Moon 9 9 S3 a.m. First'‘ Quarter 42 a.m. Full' Moon ■ 8 p.m.