SHIPPING.

Otago Daily Times, Issue 19198, 14 June 1924, Page 8

SHIPPING.

PHASES OF THE MOON. JOMB. New Moon 3rd 2.39 a.mFirst Quarter 11th 1.19 a.m. Full Moon 17th 4.1 T p.m. Last Quartan 24th 1.46 p.mTHE SUN. Rises to-day at 7.54 a.in.; sets at 4.22 p.m. Rises to-morrow at 7.55 a.m.; sets at 4.22 p.m. THE WEATHER. 13.—Heavy e.n<J_ steady rain; cold. iSght. soiitii-svcst wind. 8 a.m. Noon 5 p.m. jparornctcr ’29.77 30.01 30.07 WEATHER REPORTS. (Pub United Press Association.) WELLINGTON, .lime 13. The following are the official weather reports ot 4 p.m. : Weather Wind. Bar. Ther. Capo Maria, 8.5. E., fresh, overcast ... 2ti.ii;i CO Russell, \V., light, cloudy 23.35 58 Tauranga. calm, line ••• 3!).H2 at Hast Cape, 8.W., light, line 23,83 alt Gisborne, 8.W., breeze, fair 23.31 01 Napier, SAY., fresh, fine 23.3(; 17 Castlepouit, SAY.. Pree/.e, showery ... Wellington, S,, fresh, cloudy 30.01 48 New 4'lvmonth, S., fresh, fine 23.33 .50 On pc Egmont, S.K, light.- flue 30.01 45 Wanganui, 8., light., fair 30.03 at Farewell Spit, W.S.W., light, fine ... . 30.05 4(i Gape, fouhvm,!. S., light. Hue 30.0.5 48 Greyinouth, N.W., light, fine 30.<'4 4/ Stephen Island, S.W., light, fine ... 30,03 50 Cape Campbell, 8., fresh; line 30.0.3 43 Kaikoura, 5V., fresh, fair 30.04 -IB Akaroa Light., SAY., gale, showery... 23.3,3 4|J Nuggets, S., fresh, showery 4a Bluff, S.W., fresh, showery 30.23 47 WEATHER FORECAST. Following is the official weather forecast; —Presont indications are for senth-west to south-east winds, strong to a gale. The weather will be cold, showery, and vsqiially generally, with heavy rain probable northward of Kawhia and East Cape,, with snow on the higher levels. The barometer ia rising high in tho south, but it is unsteady in the northern districts. Tho weather, conditions are. somewhat threatening. HIGH WATER. June 14— a.m. p.m. At Taiaroa Heads •- 12.1 At Port Chalmers 9.13 12.41 At Dunedin 0.13 1.11 June 15— At Taiaroa Heads 0.27 12.54 At Port. Chalmers 1.7 1.31 At Dunedin 1.37 2.4 ARRIVALS. J uno 13. ■ Kolare, s.s. (3.45 a.m.), 147 tons, Mumby, from Riverton. Messrs H. C. Campbell iLtd.), agents. Canadian Challenger, s.s. (10 a.m.). 5439 tons, Sprague, from Montreal, via Auckland, Australian ports, Adelaide, and Bluff. Messrs H, L. Tapley and Co., agents. City of Adelaide, s.s. (12.45 ’ p.fn.), Hay, from New York, via Panama, Auckland, Wellington, and Lyttelton. Messrs Turnbull, Martin, and Co., agents. - _ DEPARTURE. Storm, a.s. (9 p.m.), 405 tons, Manson, for Timani. Messrs H. L. Tapley and Co., agents. SHIPPING TELEGRAMS. AUCKLAND, June 13. —Arrived; Kakapo (4 a.m.), from Greymouth. Sailed; Uhmaroa, for - Sydney, WELLINGTON, Juno 13.—Arrived: Maori (7.55 a.m.), from Lyttelton; Calm (9.15 a.m.), Irom, Lyttelton. Sailed: Marama (11.30 a.m.), tor Sydney; Opihi (4 p.m.), for Now Plymouth; Maori (7.15 p.m.), lor Lyttelton. . LYTTELTON', June 13.—Arrived ; Holmdalo (4.45 a.m.), from Timaru; Turakina (8 a.m.), Mararoa (9.50 a.m.), and Atua (10.25 r..m.j, from Wellington; West Nilus (4 p.m.), Irom Seattle and San Francisco, via Honolulu Sailed; Mararoa (6.30 p.m.), lor Wellington SYDNEY, Juno 13. —Arrived: City of Birmingham, from Dunedin. Sailed: Maheno (1 p.m.), for Auckland. MONTEVIDEO, June 12.—Sailed; Otalu, for London. The Storm sailed last night for Timaru, Lyttelton, Wellington, and Wanganui. The Fakeha cam© out of dry dock at Port Chalmers yesterday, her damaged bottomplating having been repaired. 'Berthing at the George street pier, she began the reloading of coal and tallow which had been discharged to lighten her for docking. She will probably leave for Bluff again to-day. Tho Waikouaiti, from Sydney, via Bluff, is duo here this morning to discharge u largo quantity of general cargo. She is to sail on Tuesday lor Lyttelton and Timaru, and will return to Sydney from the South Canterbury port. Messrs Dalgety and Co. advise that transhipments ox the Narkunda, Houtman, and Moldavia, will arrive per the Waikouaiti. The Atua, from Auckland, via Wellington and Lyttelton, is to leave the Canterbury port to-day for I'icton to complete loading for Auckland. ■ The Ngakuta is to leave Auckland early next month for Rarotonga, Aitutaki, and Hangaia. The Oorinna, from Wellington, ia due here ■this morning, and is to sail to-day for Oamaru. Timaru, Lyttelton, Wellington, Nelson. and New Plymouth. ■ The Wanaka, from Auckland direct, is due hero, on Sunday, and is to sail on Monday for Auckland, via ports. Tho Navua. from Wellington, is duo hero on Tuesday, and is to sail on Tuesday night for Lyttelton, Wellington, and Auckland. The Wingatui is to sail to-day for Oamaru, Timaru, Lyttelton, Wellington, and Auckland. Cargo not loaded by the Wingatui will bo forwarded by the Navua, and consequently shippers will not suffer delay. The Kawatiri is expected to leave Newcastle to-day with a coal cargo for Dunedin. The Woimarino is at present leading coal at Newcastle for Port Chalmers. The Karaona, which was bar-bound yesterday, is to leave Westport to-day for Bluff and Dunedin. Tho Waihcmo is to leave Wellington today for Port Chalmers, where she will dock for. examination. The Flora is scheduled to leave Napier to-day for Dunedin to load for Napier, via ports. Tho Kotare, which arrived here early yestorday morning from Riverton, ia (>o sail to-day for Bluff and Invercargill. THE MAHIA. Tho Shaw. Savill, and Albion Company advise that tho Mahia will leave Auckland today for Lyttelton to unload the remainder of her cargo from London. The vessel is fixed to load at Opua, Lyttelton, Bluff, and Wellington, arriving at tho last-named port on July 4. She will sail from Wellington pn July 10 for London, via Montevideo and 1 Teneriffe. THE CANADIAN SCOTTISH. . Tho Canadian Scottish arrived at Auckland on Thursday from Vancouver to discharge 600,000 ft of timber, 550 tons oats, and 100 tons oi general merchandise, x orm Auckland tho Canadian Scottish will pro. coed to Sydney, Melbourne, and Adelaide. THE CANADIAN MILLER. A radio. advice received by the Canadian Government Merchant Marine states that tho Canadian Miller will arrive at Auckland to-day from Halifax to put out 1800 tons of New Zealand cargo. Her. other discharging ports are Brisbane, Sydney, Melbourne, and Adelaide. WITHIN WIRELESS RANGE. The following vessels were expected, to be within range of the under-mentioned wirclss stations last night:—Auckland: Canadian Miller, Carspey, City of Manchester, Ling Nam, Makura, Ngakuta, Norfolk, Rakanm, Tutanekai, Trebartbn, Ulimaroa, Norwich City, and Katea. Chatham Island; Alaska, Port Caroline, and Port Nicholson. Wellington: Maori, Mararoa, Kekerangu, Port Fiction, Waihora, Anlinous, Wingatui, Waimarino, Tahiti, Rimufaka, Coolana, Nardana, Wanaka, Rotorua, Kalapoi, Canadian Challenger, Kaikorai, Ka.itangata, Kailuna, Marama, Muheno, and Waikarra. THE DORSET. The Federal Lino steamer Dorset, from Liverpool, via Panama, Auckland, Wellington, and Lyttelton, which arrived at Port Chalmers on Thursday evening, came up to Dunedin yesterday morning, and berthed at the Victoria wharf to complete discharge of her general cargo" from Glasgow and Liverpool, THE CANADIAN CHALLENGER. The Canadian Government Lino steamer Canadian Challenger, from Montreal, via Auckland, Adelaide, and Bluff, arrived hero yesterday morning, and berthed at tho Rat•,ray street wharf to. discharge a qantity of Ct-nsflian and Australian cargo and . load hides, skins, and other products for New York, Boston, and Montreal. Tho vessel is to ©ail to-day for Lyttelton, Wellington, and Auckland to complete loading. TOFUA FROM FIJI. . The Union Company’s Island steamer Tofua. Captain J. Miawson, arrived at Auckland at midnight on Monday from Samoa, Fiji, and Tonga, to disembark 31 passenger,s and to discharge her cargo of 13,872 cases and 2X2 bunches of bananae. Fine weather was experienced in tho Tonga and Samoa Groups, but when the vessel returned to Fiji torrential rain was encountered. Suva m* ciciired at 6 gjn. on Wednesday and on

the first day from port the .wind was light south-easterly. It afterwards changed to the north-west and blow moderately, accompanied by heavy ram showers almost to Auckland. The Tofua is to leave Auckland to-day on her return trip to Fiji, Samoa, and Tonga. THE KETCH RIKA. Messrs Dalgety and Co. advise that the ketch Rina, with a cargo of explosives ex the S.S. and A. Line steamer Mahia, for discharge at southern ports, is due at Dunedin about the end c-f June, and on completing unloading will load lor Auckland. RUAPEHU FROM LIVERPOOL. Tho New Zealand Shipping Company’s liner Ruapehu arrived at Auckland on Monday afternoon from Liverpool. The vessel brought three saloon and 95 third-class passengers for New Zealand. Her cargo is for discharge at Auckland, Wellington, Lyttelton, Dunedin, and Now Plymouth. A fair weather uneventful voyage was experienced until the vessel was a week from Auckland, when a succession of westerly and, southwest gales we.ro encountered, delaying the vessel’s arrival, MARAMA’S. PASSKNGERS. The Mamma, which arrived at Vtellington on Tuesday, brought the following passengers from Sydney;—Misses Adkins, Ashman, Arnold, Baker, Bennett, Campbell, Bourne, Crott, Graham, Galpin, Grimmer, Harrison, Hammond, Maclver, Muir, Mucrea, Nortn, Nixon, Pizer, Rice. Skinner, Taylor (3), Twomry, Veitch, Mcsrlnmcs Brien, Draper and child, Goatley. Gordon, Grommer, A. Henderson, Hughes, Henderson and child, tlairison, Lawson, M’Donald, Norton and child. A, E. Norton, Matter and two children, Martell, Middleton and three children, M.acrca, Nixon, Or.r, Plzor, Simmons, Taylor, Thompson, Thornton and child, Wiren, Wright, Woods, Messrs Borrowdale, Bacon, Bourne, Baron Bullock, Coachman, Campbell, Dapler-Terrier, Fairbrother, George, Cordon, Garcia, Grant, Hughes, Henderson, Harrison, Hay, Lawson, Muir. Alacrea, Orr, Pizer, Platt, Perry, Russell, Roberts, Robinson, Rushton, Rose, Stewart, Simmon 3 , Sharpe, Sim, Taylor, Thornton, Wood, Wiren, Captains Bayne, Du Gros, Nicholson, and Peake; 84 steerage. The Marama sailed yesterday morning for Sydney, where she is due on Tuesday. THE CITY OF ADELAIDE. The Ellerman Line steamer City of Adelaide, from New York, via Panama, Auckland, Wellington, and Lyttelton, arrived here yesterday afternoon, and berthed at tho Victoria wharf to discharge a large quantity of American cargo. The steamer left New York on April 16, and cleared the Panama Canal on the night of April 24. Fin© weather was met with in the Pacific until May 12, when the vessel ran into a 'scries of gales, with heavy beam and head seas, from tho north-west, west, and sc uth-wett, that lasted for five days. Moderate to fin© weather then prevailed to arrival at Auckland. The lates of exchange on the cargo (or Customs purposes are; Canada 4.13 dollars, United States 1.31 dollars per pound. Captain J. Hay ia in command, and his officers arc: Mr H. 0. Booth, chief officer; Mr C. Collard, second; Mr A. Wise, third; Mr ,W. Jones, fourth; Mr R. R. Bruc©, chief engineer; Mr J. Smith, second; Mr H. Cant, third; Air J. Roberts, fourth; Mr J . Davison, fifth; Mr H. Harper, chief steward; Air H. S. Caife, wireless operator. Tho City of Adelaide is scheduled to sail to-day for, Fremamlc, where she will complete discharge. MAKURA’S PASSENG ERS. The following passengers embarked by the Makura, which left Auckland on Tuesday afternoon lor Sydney and Vancouver, via ports:—First saloon: Mr and Mrs S. G. Blackley, Mr and Mrs ,A. Adams, Mr and ilia A. B. M.’Alisicr., Brigadier-General Travoro, Air W. E. M’Alister, Mr Travers, juu., Miss Alitcholson, Aliss Higgle, Sir Ficd and Lady Young, Mr G. Aitken, Mr, C. B. Colby, Air F. Bartlett. Aliss F. Ormond, Mrs -A. B. Brown, Aliss A. Spencer, Miss B. MahJ.e-no, Alias AI. Mandson, Alias K. Boswell, Mias M. Hamilton, Dr and Mrs Cowie, Mr P. Hcrvcy, Bathurst, Mr H. Clark, Air, J. H. Tuxford, Mr W. L. Spademan, Air T. G. Watson Mr R. L. Williams, Air and Mrs A. E. M/Dougal, Airs and Miss Pemberton, Mr and Mrs J. A. Manson, Mr and Mrs J. B. Mitchell, Count Wrangel, Air N. Barkman, Mr H. Gumming, Mr, J. Sanderson, Mr and Mrs H. O. Nolan, Aliss Nolan, Mrs P. G. Gumming, Sir Edwin and Lady Alitchelson, Aliss A. Russell, Air and Airs J. F. Studholme, Misses Bagby (2), Air M. B. Spencer, Airs A. B. Ramsay, Mrs O. Al. Walker, Miss M. - Campbell, Air J. L. Simpson, Mr C. D, Hurry, Signor R. Riispom, Airs Eccles, Mr. and Airs’ C. K. "Whale, Aliss Cargill, Mr and Airs Bruc©, Mr J. H. Cable, Air B. Ibcs, Messrs K. Y. T. and J. N. Kendall. Second class; Misses A. -Macs, J. .J. Ai’Allan. Sister E. M’Fadgen, C. L. Rose, E. Bowron, A. Park, VV. J->. Gales, D. Stilie, Hodder, Gardiner, Arnott, C. Hands, Stevenson, G. AI. Foot©, Copeland, L. Steele, Mesdames H." Ross, Hands, W. Steele, Sherwood, Gardiner, Hcbley, E. A. Paris, Townsend, C. S. Rose, T. R. Hoddcr, H. S, Philpott, Bourne, T. Barraclough, A. French. W. J. Main, M. Lancaster, Stevenson, Alcssiis Plain, 1 1 , R. Hoddcr, Ralston, Bourne, T. Barraclotigh, A French, F. L. L. Rose, W. J. Main, Sherwood, Radutsky, C. H. Alelsom© Smith, T. Thorburn, T. Pnc©, C. Wilson, Gardiner and son, It. D. Patch, A. and YV. Johnston, H. Ross; Paltulo, 11. Roach, Lindvart, Signor Luigi Pasmati, Rev. H. S. Philpott and Masters Philpott (2),, and Rev. W. G. Hands;’ and 37 steerage, ATHENIC FROM HOME. Tho Shaw Savill line Athenic, which left ■Southampton on Alay 1, arrived at Wellington on Wednesday morning. After loading at Loudon, the Athenic proceeded to Southampton, whore she embarked passengers and look aboard mans (says the Demi on). Departure was taken front Southampton on May 1, and a lino weather passage was made u Colon, which was reached on Alay 17. Canal transit was obtained the same day, and th© vessel passed through without incident, and arrived at Balboa the same night. Passengers were allowed a run ashore there for a lew hours, and the Athenic sailed next morning aitei having experienced typical tropical weather, heavy rain accompanied by bright sunshine, in the Canal zone. Pitcairn Island was passed at night, and no call was made there. Good weather prevailed until the Athenic was within a few days of the Now Zealand coast, when fresh winds with frequent ra;n squalls and rough seas were encountered. These conditions continued until last, night, wlien the seas moderated and rain and mist were experienced. This morning light winds and smooth seas prevailed, and the vessel arrived in port accompanied by th© beautiful weather which it is a curious coincidence she always brings. There were no incidents of not© on the voyage. Tho following is tho passenger list; First class: For Wellington—Air G. Alelville, Mrs E. Porcn, Mr C. Perea, Airs Percn, Miss A. Sutton, Alias D. Williams. For Auckland —Alias N. Gledhill, Air S. Smith, Master R. Smith, Mrs L. Ware. For Port Chalmers —Air E. Corbie. For Sydney—i\lr R. Danger. Second class: For Wellington— Air H. Bebb, Airs Behb, Air J. Burge, Rev. H. Christy, Airs Christy, Air, R. Chirk, Airs C. Cooper,' Air O. Hart-Smith, Mrs HartSmith, Master "W.Hart-Smith, Alias E. Herbert, Miss Al. Hooker, Aliss G. Alartin, Mrs AI. Richards, Alias B. Richards, Mrs D. Spiers, Alias B. Spiers, Alias G. Sutherland, Airs K. Taylor, Airs Taylor, Mr R. Thomson, Aliss J. Warmington, Miss M. Webster, Mr A. Van Weedn. For Auckland—Mrs C. Brady, Aliss J. Calcier., Alias A. Caldcr, Miss D. Case, Mr A. Cook, Mr W. Copley, Alra Copley, Master T. Copley, Alias M. Copley, Mr J. Duran, Alls Doran, Mr F. Duran, Aliss J. Duran, Mr W, Harris, Mia Harris, Air R. Harris, Airs Harris, Alias B. Harris, Mr T. Hole, Air W. Houlden, Airs Houldon, Ml, G. Houlden, Miss B. Hculden, Alias AI. Hutchinson, Airs E. Jarrell, Airs W. Wilson, Air W. Wiseman, Aliss W. Woods. For Lyttelton—Aliss A. Cox, Alias Ai. Oakley, Mr E. Spellerbcrg, Mrs Spcllcrbcrg, Aliss P. Spcilerberg; and 505 third class.