SHIPPING.

Otago Daily Times, Issue 18542, 1 May 1922, Page 4

SHIPPING.

[ * paisas or tecs kook. I Mat. r First Quarter ,« «i .. Eth 0.26 a.m. 5, Full Moon v , w Uth 6.86 p.m. Last Quarter -» ~„ M 19th 6.47 a.m. > New Moon „ .. „ ~ 27th 6.34 a.m. ■ , THE SUN. ; Sun rises to-day at 7.9 a.m.; sets 6.1 p.m. THE WEATHER. April 29.—Fine; light southerly wind, changing to light northerly in the afternoon. ; 8 a.m. Noon. 6 p.m. : Barometer .. „ .. 80.05 30.10 30.15 Thermometer ... ... Min., 64; max., 6-1. April 80.—Fine, a beautiful day; light southerly wind. Barometer 80.15 30.20 30.22 : Thermometer Min., 52; max., 66. HIGH WATER May 1— a.m. p.m. At Taiaroa Heads M ~ .. 6.29 SAS At Port Chalmers ~ .. ~ 6.9 6.35 At Dunedin 6.39 7.5 ARRIVALS, i April 29. 0 Earotri, n.e. (8.25 a.m.),- 1863 tans, Williains son, from 'Oamaru. Union Stoum Ship. Co., agent. Calm, s.o. (11.45 a.m.), SM) tons, M’Lachlan, from Bluff. H. L. Tapley and Co., ; agents. Kini, s.u. (12.5 p.m.), 1122 tons, Jaunay, from Gisborne direct. Union. Steam Ship ~ Co., agent. City of Winchester, a.a. (5.10 p.m.), 7961 tons, Hoppins, from New York, via Newport .News, Panama, and northern ports. Turn- ■ bull, Martin, and Co., agents. Cornwall, s.e. (9.43 a.m.), 10,669 tons, Robertson, from Liverpool, via northern ports. Turnbull, Martin, and Co., agent. April 30. Wingatui, s.s. (3.25 p.m), 2378 tons, Paul, from Lyttelton. Union Steam Ship Co., agent. DEPARTURE. April 29. Breeze, a.s. (4.56 p.m.), 663 tons, Venn, for Timaru. H. L. Tapley and Co., agonte. , SHIPPING TELEGRAMS. AUCKLAND, April 29.—Arrived; Tutanekai (4 p.m.), from Wellington; Flora (10.15 p.m.), from Raratonga. Sailed: Port Pirie (8.40 a.m.), for Wellington: Tiaro Taporo (8.45 a.m.), for Raratonga; Wanaka (4 p.m.), 1 lor Wellington. April 30.—Arrived; Whjmgape (7.15 a.m.), from. Lyttelton. Sailed; Amaryllis, yacht (11 a.m.), for Noumea. WELLINGTON, April 29.—Arrived: Nga]tuta (6.40 a.m.), from Greymouth; Holmr dalo (4.35 p.m.), from Lyttelton. Sailed; Wootton (1.40 p.m.). for Lyttelton; Storm (1.55 p.m.), for Lyttelton; Paritutu (7.. M) p.m.), for Lyttelton. April 30. —Arrived^ Katoa (6.40 a.m.), from Timaru; Maori (7.15 a,m.), from Lytelton; Corinna (4.30 p.m.), Horn New Plymouth, LYTTELTON, April 29.—Arrived: Maori (7 a.m.), from Wellington.- Sailed; Canopus (5 p.m.), for Westport; Wingatui (5.13 p.m.), for Dunedin; Maori (8.30 p.m.), for ■ Wellington./ April 30,—Arrived: Kakapo . (0.30 a.m. I, from Greymouth; Kahiks, (6 ’ a.m.), from Timaru; Mararoa (9.25 a.m.). from Wellington. TIMARU, April 30.—Arrived: Breeze (6.15 a.m.), from Port Chalmers. MELBOURNE, April 29.—Arrived: Kaitoko, froih Auckland. NEWCASTLE, April 29—Arrived: Tre- , gonie, from New Zealand. Sailed: Kurow, . for Lyttelton. SYDNEY,, April 29.—Arrived: Marama, from Wellington; Waikouaiti, from Wellington. April 30.—Arrived: Canadian Scottish, from New Zealand. BLUFF, April 29.—Arrived: P&loona (9.15 a.A.), from Dunedin. COLOMBO, April 27,—Sailed: City of Corinth, for London; Benvorlich, for Hull; Berwickshire and Royal City, for London.; Perth, for Swansea. TAjsuE BAY, April 27.—Sailed: City of Edinburgh, for Melbourne. PORT NATAL, April 27,—Sailed: Clearpopl, Ceramic, and King Edward, for London. PORT LOUIS, April 27.—. Sailed: lone, bq., lor Bunbury. V COLON, April 27.—Sailed: Ruahine, for : Auckland. .MANCHESTER, April 29.—Arrived; Kaikoura,' from Wellington. April 27. —Arrived; Armagh, from Adelaide. HULL, April 28.—Arrived: Clan Monroe, from 1 Sydney. LONDON, April 29.—Sailed: St. Albans, lor Melbourne; Montoro, for Sydney; Rumc, lor Brisbane; Apolla, for Bunbury. April 518.—Arrived: Telamon, from Brisbane. April 27.; —Sailed: Tairoa, for Port Chalmers; Port Darwin, for Melbourne. The Breeze, which arrived here early on Friday evening from Lyttelton, left on Saturday evening for Wanganui, via Timaru, Lyttelton, and Photon. The Kaiori, which arrived here on Saturjjftlay morning with coal from Westport, via Pfcyttelton, Timaru, and Oamaru, is to leave i this evening for Westport and Greymouth, \ via Oamaru, arid Timaru. The Kini, which reached Dunedin on Sat- ’ urday from Gisborne direct, is to leave today for Napier and Gisborne inner harbours, ; via Oamaru, Timaru, Lyttelton, and Wellington. The Wingatui, from Auckland, via Wellington and Lyttelton, which arrived at Dunedin yesterday afternoon, will complete dia- ; charge, and will go to Port Chalmers for , survey. She is expected to load here at tho end of '■this week for Auckland, via Wellington and Lyttelton. The Wanaka, from Auckland, via Wellingl- - ton, Lyttelton, and Timaru, is due here at > the end of the week. From Dunedin she , will proceed to Bluff. The Calm, which arrived at Dunedin on Saturday morning from Bluff, is to eail today for Wanganui, via Timaru, Lyttelton, and Wellington. The Corinna, from. Wellington, duo here about Thursday, is to eail the same day for ; Nelson and New Plymouth, via ports. The Kotare, which left this port on Thursday for Bluff and Invercargill, is due here ; to-day, and is to eail thia evening for Bluff ( and Invercargill. The Holmdale, from northern porta, is due ( at Dunedin on Thursday to load for Wanganui, via way ports, i The John, from Wanganui, via ports, is ' duo at Dunedin on Thursday to load for : Oamaru, Timaru, Lyttelton, Wellington, and Wang anui. Dalgety and Co. have received advice that the ketch Rira is scheduled to leave Auck- ' land this week with a cargo of explosives for Port Chalmers. * The local Superintendent of Mercantile ■ Marine has received telegraphed advice from f. the Wanganui Harbour Board that the white beacon and Wigham light at Putiki has been blown down. A temporary beacon and white light have been installed. Dalgety and Co. advise that_ the Shflw, Sovill, and Albion steamer Tainui, which ■ left Port Chalmers on Friday for Timaru and Wejjmzton. hi to leave the last-named , port on May 10 for Southampton and Lon- ' Son, via Panama. ' ' The Federal liner Cornwall berthed at ■ . Port Chalmers on Saturday to discharge i about 1400 tons of general cargo from Avonznouth, Glasgow, and Liverpool. Her freight , to New Zealand included six locomotives. Heavy weather experienced in crossing the Atlantic resulted in damage to wibdlees and forward deck fittings. The passage, via : Panama, wae otherwise uneventful,, bunker . supplies (6000 tons) lasting throughout tho trip. To the -agency of the New Zealand Shipping Company the Cornwall loads for London at Timaru, Lyttelton, Napier, and i: ■ Wellington. ' Alter having a luxuriant growth of bar- ' socles removed and her bottom printed, the Monowai came out of dry dock at‘Port Chal- ■ mars on Saturday and rejoined the small fleet, of. other “unemployed’* steamers at the Railway wharves. An up-to-date ship repairing plant is a , convenience to the industrial community in many ways. At Port Chalmers on Friday the Stevenson and Cook Engineering Company ■- received'an urgent message to despatch an - electric welder and operator to Hokitika to repair a fractured cast-iron bed for machinery. The “outfit” wae despatched on ' Friday, night, and is timed to be on the job in Hokitika 10-morrow morning. ROYAL MAIL STEAMERS. The Marama, which left Wellington on : Monday for Sydney, is expected bac i at [ Wellington on May 8. She is to sail on Mey I, for San Francisco, vfa Papeete and > Rarotonga. The Tahiti is due at Ban Francisco to-day ’(■ from Wellington. She is to leave San Prandisco on Friday for Wellington and Sydney, K and. » due at Wellington on. May 27. !'■ !(he Niagara, which left Auckland on Tuesl day morn mg for Vancouver, via Suva and < Honolulu, is due at Vancouver on May 18. t The Makura is duo at Auckland on Friday .;'|roinl Vancouver, via ports, and will continue y’-hex voyage to Sydney on the following day. Si She is to leave Sydney on May 18 for Auckf. Suva, Honolulu, and Vancouver. ■ WITHIN WIRELESS RANGE. S The following vessels were expected to be '1 within wifeless range last night;— Awanui; t Weihora, Omana, Moeraki, Manulka, Devon, £‘ Fiona, Trematon, Easterner, Ulimaroa, and -“Pert, Denison. Auckland: Makalla, Flora, iend Canadian Miller; after 0.30 a.m., MaS'kqia* Wellington; Koromiko, Tasmania ('Port Pirie, Wanaka, and Zealandic. i ; : THE CANADIAN SEIGNEUR. Celled advice has been received by H. L. yr.pUy and Oc. that the Canadian Seigneur, («B font® -Lorn Halifax, left Norfolk (U-S.A ~ Jon April 17, cargo-laden for Auckland, Welhlingfon,* Brisbane, Sydney, and Mlelbourne. pTh» vessel is due at Auckland oh May 29, ,at Wellington on June 2.

CARGO FROM VANCOUVER. A cabled message received by H. L. Tappley and Co. reports that the Canadian Transporter left Vancouver on April 15, cargo laden for Auckland, Wellington, Sydney, He’.. bourne, end Adelaide. The vessel is due at Auckland about May 14, and at Wellington about May 19. H.M.S. VERONICA AT AUCKLAND H.M.S. Veronica arrived at Auckland on Tuesday morning after an absence of 27 days on a cruise to Fiji. If was the first cruise ■of the -vessel since she was recommissioned with a new crew from England on March 22. She left Auckland on March 29 and arrived at Suva on April 4. She stayed at Suva for five days, then wont to Lautoka. After nine days at Lautoka she returned to Suva on April 19 and sailed the following day for Auckland. The usual routine work of a man-of-war was carried out, the cruise being mainly to give the crew some sea condition in ,their new vessel WAITOMO TO LOAD PHOSPHATES. The Union Steam Ship Company’s freighter Waitomo', which left Timaru an Tuesday, ;s duo at Newcastle to-day to bunker. She will proceed from there to-morrow to Nauru to load about 600 tons of phosphates for Auckland. She is duo at Auckland early next month. WEST MAHWAH, FOR AUCKLAND. The West Mahwah, which left San' Francisco on April 5 for Australian ports, via Honolulu and. Auckland, is due at the northern ports shortly to discharge about 460 tons of general cargo. ERROL FOR UNITED KINGDOM. The Errol, from Napier, is due at Auckland this morning to complete loading for Boston, New York, and West Coast port* ot Great Britain, sailing from that port in a few days. FLORA FOR AUCKLAND. The Flora, from Rarotonga, is due ot Auckland to-dky with over 10,000 oases of oranges and tjotween two and three thousand oases of bananas, loaded at Rarotonga and Mangaia. NAVUA, FOR ISLANDS. • The Union Company's Island steamer Navua arrived! in Auckland from the Fiji Islands on Tuesday morning. Sho brought 68 passengers, and a cargo of fruit, including 15,450 cades and 893 bunches of bananas, and 118' cases of mandarins. She sailed again for the Islands on Saturday. C. AND D. LINE Messrs J. W. Swift and Co., local agents for the Commonwealth and Dominion Line, have received the 1 following advice of movements : Tho Port Augusta, which left New York on April 22, with cargo for Auckland, Wellington, Lyttelton, Dunedin, Melbourne, and Sydney, is due at, Auckland about May 26, and a* this port about June 6. The Port Lincoln is expected to leave New York on June 10, cargo laden for Auckland, Wellington, Lyttelton, Dunedin, and Australian ports. THE CITY OF WINCHESTER. The A- and A. Line steamer City of Winchester, which is under the agency of the Federal Line, arrived at Dunedin on Saturday evening from New York, via Newport News, Panama, and northern New Zealand ports. She berthed at the Victoria wharf to discharge about 500 tons of general cargo, including 2500' cases of case oil and 1000 cases of kerosene. She left New York on February 30, and after bunkering at Newport News, ’passed through the Panama Canal on March 9. The remainder of the voyage woe vrithout special incident. After discharge Hl.o will load £or London at Tiraoru, Oamaru, New Plymouth, and Wellington, under tho auspices of tho Shaw Savill and Albion Company. She is expected at Wellington about May 12 to complete loading, and will sail about five days later for London, via Chpe Horn. Captain E. G. Hoppins is in command of the vessel, and Messrs Turnbull, Martin, and Co. are superintending her discharge. OVERSEAS SUMMARY. Athenic arrived at Panama from Wellington on April 20. Canadian Cruiser arrived at Panama from Auckland, via Melbourne, on April 23. Hauraki, motor ship, arrived at San Francisco from- Glasgow on April 26. , • Hurunui arrived at Hull from Wellington on April 21. lonic, from London, left Colon for Wellington on April 24. leiirim, from Wellington, left Norfolk (Va.) for Londbn cm April 23. Marama arrived at Wellington from San Francisco on April 22. ’ Matakana arrived at Wellington from Barry (Wales) on April 24. Niagara left Auckland for Vancouver on April 25. , Port Augusta left New York for Auckland on April 23. Port Bowen arrived’ at Montevideo from Wellington on April 25. Port Kembla left London for Melbourne on April 25. Fort Lyttelton left Melbourne for New Zealand on Aoril 26. » Port Pirie arrived at Auckland from Liverpool on April 23.

11-arangn left Auckland for London on April 27. Kimutaka left London for Auckland on April 26. Sussex arrived at Newport News from Auckland on April 23. Waiwera arrived at Panama from Wellington on April 26.

Wangaratta left Las Palmas for London on April 26.

PASSENGERS BY THE NIAGARA. The R.M.S. Niagara, which left Auckland last, week for Vancouver, via Suva and Honolulu, took the following passengers:—First saloon: Mr H. Alexander, Mr L. Andreae, Mr A. J. Abbott, Miss D. Abbott, Mr C. Arnold, Mr J. Boddie, Mrs S. Barclay, Mrs Barclay, Mr O. Beeching Mrs Beeching, Mins A. Bailleau, Mr A. Bull, Mr Bender, Mrs H. Corell and two children, Mrs S. Crole, Mr F. B. Olark, Mrs Clark, Miss P. L. Crump, Miss K. A. Crump, Mr R. Cu-.hbert, Mrs Cuthbert and two children, Mrs M. L. Crichton, Mrs M. Clark, Miss M. B. Clark, Mrs Crabtree, Colonel Campbell, Mrs Campbell, Mr H. S. Chambers, Mr J. H. Dean, Miss M. F. Dean, Mies H. M. Dunne, Captain R. R. Davies, Mrs Davies, Mr J. L. Dawson, Mi so M. Evans, Mr S. Frank, Mr« A. M. Gow, Colonel W. Goring, Mrs Goring, Major J. B. Greenshield, Mr* G-. D. Greenwood, Mrs Greenwood, Mr J. S. Greene, Mrs Greene and child, Mr H. Hall, Mrs H. Hall, Master Ker, Mr W. Lowe, Mrs Lowe, Mrs Dean Lawson, Mr Lewis, Mr J. Munro, Mrs Munro, Mr C. Mair. Mrs J. Moritzsoh, Mr J, Moritzs.on> jun., Mrs R. E. M’Dougall, Miss N. M. M’Dougall, Miss M. R. M’Dougall, Mias F. J. M’Calbe, Mrs M’Cabe, Miss M’Cabe, Mr I. B. M’Ewon, Mr F. W. Jones, Mr H. P. Kissling, Mrs Kissling, Mr D. Ker, Mrs Ker and maid, Mr G. Pharozyn, Mr A. J. Pitt, Mrs Pitt, Master C. Pitt, Mrs E. Nicklimion, Mr J. W. Nichell, Mr G. A. Odlihg, Mias K. Oliver, Mr C. F. Oliver, Mrs Oliver, Mr T. Prentis, Mr 0. Shaw, Mr D. E. Smith, Mr Salisbury, Mr* Salisbury, Mr F. Seivwright, Mr R. Travers, Mrs Travers, Miss A. P. Thomson, Mr E. J. Touch, Mrs Touch, Master Touch, Brigadier-General J. O. Travers, Mrs J. M. Ritchie, •Mr 'W. T. Ritchie, Mrs A. Smales, Miaa E. Smales, Mr W. R. Strahg, Mrs W. R. Strang, Masters. Strang (2)’,' Mrs A. B. Shaw, Mrs Shaw. Mr C. H. Stilwell, Mrs Stilwell, Miss Stilwoll, Mr E. H. Sime, Miss L. I. Vance, Mr W. J. Vance, Mrs Vance, Mrs Kate Wood, Mr J, A. Williams, Mrs Williams Second saloon ; Miss Adlington, Miss H. B. Ariell, Mr W. E. Aitcheson, Miss A. E. Barker, Mrs K. Bowie, Mrs S. L. Blumenthal, Miss E. M-. Candey, Miss J. E. Cathie, Mr C. Cathie, Miss D. K. Oollcdge, Mrs S. A. Colledge, Mr S. Campbell, Miss M. K. Dowes, Miss M, Dark, Rev. E. Palgrav© Davey, Mr 3. Doig, Mr S. EdwardA, Mr W. B. Ddmmett, Mr H. W. Eastern, Mrs Eastern, Mrs M. Wateon-Henderscm, Mrs Hayden, Master Hayden, Mr C. F. Hayden, Mrs M. Hulmo, Mr M. A. Jackson, Mrs M. A. Jackson, Mrs W. Jackson, Mr J. Jackson, Mrs Jackson. Mr C. B. Jones, iUr Lockhart, Mies M. Lockhart, Mr W. L. Langford, Mrs Langford, Mr T. Lemon, Mr G. R. Lew. Rev. Father Lynch, Mr SW. Mills, Mm Mills, Miss V. Morrison, Mrs M. Murphy, Mr J. K. Menzies, Mr A. E. Killip, Mrs H. Kemp, Miss B. Kimber, Mr W. F. Kennedy, Mrs Kennedy, Mr C. Laws, Mrs K. Lewin, Mrs T. Paerata, Miss L. D. Percy, Mrs J. Pringle, Miss M. Pemberton, Mrs Murphy, Mr H. Mackintosh, Miss 51. A. M’Glashan, Miss M. M’Kinnon, Mr P. S. Nicholls, Mrs Nicholls and child, Mrs F. Nichol, Mrs J. Newton, Mrs Newton, Mrs E. Ngaknru, Mrs Tomlinson, Mr O. Tengaro, Mrs Ten gam, Mrs A. Tewhlri. Mrs M. Taituha, Mrs Rathnell, Mr A. A. Rose, Mrs Rose, Mr Reid, Mrs Reid, Miss M. L. Snonce, Mrs A. W. Spence, Mrs M. Smith, Mrs M. Stanley, Mr H. Digby Smith, Miss E. Smock, Miss F. Watson, Mr A. A. Whitehead, Mrs Whitehead. Mrs A. Walsh, Miss J. Walsh, Miss O. Walsh, Miss B. Walsh, Mr J. White, Mr G. S. Winn; and 36 steerage.