SHIPPING.

Otago Daily Times, Issue 20828, 21 September 1929, Page 12

SHIPPING.

THE MOON. SEPTEMBER-OCTOBER. l-ast Quarter .. .. 26tb 1.37 p.m ™ ew A ioon 3rd 9.49 a.m. Quarter •• .. nth 5.33 a.m. Full Moon. .. • 18th 11.36 p.m. - Last Quarter 25th 7.51 p.m THE SUN Rises to-day, at 6 a.m.; sets at 6.3 p.m. Rises to-morrow at 5.5 S a.m.; sets- at 6.4 p.m;' ' THE WEATHER. September , 20.—Intermittent rain, hall and snow. Fresh south-west wind. _ ' 8 a.m Noon. 5 p.m. Barometer .. .. .. 29.95 30.04 30.11 Thermometer-.. .... ■ min., 32; max.. 46. WEATHER REPORT. . (Per United Press Association.) WELLINGTON, September 20.. The following (s'the oQlclai weather report at 4 p.m.-: . Norfolk Island—3,, light air/blue B&r * ThW ' sky .. .. ; ~ . 3010 Awaniii—S.W., strong breezrf, detached clouds .. 29 97 Bft Auckland—W.S.W., gentle breeze, _ detached clouds .. .... . 29.91 BS East Cape—-W.N.W., slight' breeze, blue sky, smooth seas 29.88 65 Cape Egmont—S.s.W.,. moderate breeze, overcast, rough seas .. 29.93 51 Napier—S., light air, overcast, rain,.smooth seas .. .. .. .. 29.88 43 Farewell, , Spit—S.E., moderate breeze, ugly sky, moderate seas 39.91 46 btepuen Island—S.E., high wind, overcast, passing, showers, rough seas ~ 29.94 43 Wellington—S.S.E., fresh breeze. overcast, rain, moderate seas .. 29.99 45 Cape: Campbell—S.E., high wind, ruin, rough seas . .. 50.65 42 Greymouth—S.E., fresh breeze, 5 blue sky, constant seas .. ... .. . 29.94 48 Akaroa ; Light—S.W., -moderate breeze, cloudy, moderate seas 80.12 42 Nugget Point—S;W., fresh breeze, detached .clouds,-constant, seas 30.21 38 Ptiysogur Point—S., gentle breeze, > detached, clouds, modeate seas 30.20 43 Chatham . Islands—S.S.W., strong breeze, overcast, ugly . sky, moderate seas .. .. .. .. .. .. 20.79 48 BydnoJwE., gontls breese. blue •• •• •• : 20.89 Hobart—N. t gentle breeze, cloudy 29.60 WEATHER FORECAST The following Is the' official weather forecast : • An Anti-cyclone Is moving on to southern New Zealand. A cyclone has developed. In Bass strait. There are Indications also of a slight , cyclone east of Napier. Indications are for moderate, to strong winds from between south-west and south-east; , seas rough south of East Cape .and about Cook Strait, otherwise moderate; light to moderate south-west to southreast winds and smooth to moderate seas in the eastrn Tasman; weather dull and unsettled in eastern districts with rain, but Improving later from Cook Strait southwards; mainly fair, to fine .in western districts; cold temperatures, with frosts inland in the South Island. . . HIGH WATER. September 21— a.m. p.m. At Tataroa Beads 8.58 4.17 At Port’Chalmers 4.38 4 57 At Dunedin .. .. 5.8 5.37 September 32 a . m . pm . At Taiaroa Heads .. .. ,4,40 ' 5,2 Af Port'Chalmers .' < 5.20 5.42 At Dunedin .. ) 5.50 6,12 v ARRIVALS. Friday, September 20. Corinna, s.s. (1.50 p.m.). 1319 tons, Christie, from New Plymouth, via ports. Union Steam Ship Company, agent. Tasmania, s.s. ..(4 p.m.), 9008 tons, H. W. Gardner, from Avonmoulh and Liverpool, via Colon, Panama, and-north New Zealand ports. Turnbull, Martin, and Co., agents. _ Narbada, s.s. (5.1 a p.m.), 8988 tons, J. D. Frew,. from Calcutta, via Penang, Singapore, Samarang, and north Now Zealand ports. Union; Steam Ship Company, agent. ; DEPARTURES. . Friday, September 20. Paua, tanker (7.10 a.m.), 1260 tons. Paterson. for Wellington. Corinna, s.s. (11.55 p.m.). 1319 tons, Christie, for New Plymouth, via ports. EXPECTED ARRIVALS. Coastal and Intercolonial. ' Calm, Wanganui, via ports, to-day. . Progress, Port Waikato, via ports, to-day. Wlngatul, Auckland, via ports, to-day. ■Paklpaki,' Lyttelton,. Timaru, to-day. Holmdalo, Wanganui, Wellington, Sept. 23; Canadian Challenger, Tlmaru, Sept. 24. City of Lincoln, Lyttelton,' September 24. Breeze, .Wanganui, via ports, September 24. Manuka. Melbourne, via ports. September 26. Kamona. Westport, via ports. Sept, 26. Storm, Wanganui, via ports, Sept, 27. Gale, -Wanganui, via ports, September 28. Nurow,' Auckland, via ports, September 29. Port Victor, Wellington, Lyttelton,'Sept 29. Pott Melbourne, Suva, Auckland, Sept. 29. ■ Kahika, Gisborne, via . ports. Sept 30. \ Rotorua, Lyttelton. Bluff, September 30. Corinna, New Plymouth, via ports, Oct. 8) Waiplata, Auckland, via ports, October. 3. Papanul, Wellington, Lyttelton. October 8. Karetu, Sydney, via ports, October 8. ' ' Maul Pomare. Niue Island. October 14. Waikoualtl, Sydney, via ports, October 16. Callandrla, Wellington, Lyttelton, October 20. PROJECTED DEPARTURES. 1 rogress, Port Waikato,. via ports, to-day. Calm, Wanganui, via ports, to-day. Holmdale, Wanganui, via ports, Sept. 23. wlngatul, Auckland,- via ports. Sent. 23. Narbada, Bluff, ■ Port Kembla/Sept. 24, Breeze, Wanganui, via ports. Sept. 23. Tasmania, Port Kembla . direct. Sept. 25. Canadian Challenger, Wellington, Sept. 25. Manuka, Melbourne, via Bluff, Sept. 26. City of Linco'.r, Sydney direct. Sept. 26. Storm, Wanganui, via ports,-September 27. Gale, Wanganui, , via ports,- September 28. Kahlka, Gisborne, via ports. September SO. Rotorua, Tlmaru, Lyttelton, October 1. Port Victor, New. Plymouth, October. 1. Kurow, Auckland, - via ports, October 2. Corinna, Now Plymouth, via, ports, Oct.. S. PorC Melbourne, Tlmaru, Lyttelton/Oct. S. Malakand, Lyttelton, Nelson, October 8. Karetu, Sydney/via Bluff, October 10. lapanul. New Plymouth .direct, October 11. Maul Pomare. Lyttelton, Wellington. Oct. 14. Golden Cloud. San Francisco. October 17. Waikoualtl, Sydney, via Bluff, October ,18. SHIPPING TELEGRAMS AUCKLAND, September 20.—Arrived: Poolta (9 a.m ), from Newcastle; Dunedin (9,30 a.m.), from Wellington; Port Melbourne (9.50 a.m.), from Suva.—-Sailed; Hororata (10.10 a.m.) for New York; Port Victor (12.45 .p.m.), for Wellington; Walpahl (4.10 p.m.), tor Rarotonpa. LYTTELTON, September 20.—Arrived : "Maori (6.40 a.m.), from-Wellington; City of Lincoln (S a.m.), from Wellington; Mako (V p.m.), from Gisborne. Sailed; Rotorua (6 P.m.), for Bluff; Maori (7.45 p.m.), for Wellington. TIMARU, .September 20.—Sailed: Paklpakl (a p.m.), tor Dunedin. ,n?.£ DFF '. September 20.—Arrived: Waikoualtl (-.30 a.m.), from Dunedin. SYDNEY,. September, 20.—Sailed; Maheno (1 p.m.)., for Auckland; Makura (5- p.m.). for uelljnßton. VANCOUVER, September 18.—Sailed: Niagara, for Auckland. The Corinna, which arrived here yesterday afternoon from northern ports, sailed last night for Oamaru, Tlmaru,. and Lyttelton to complete loading for Wellington, Nelson, and Now Plymouth. Tho coastal tanker Paua, having 1 discharged a part cargo of bulk motor.spirit, sailed yesterday morning for Wellington. The Wlngatul is due at Dunedin to-day from Auckland,- via ports, to discharge and load general cargo. She 1s timed to sail on Monday evening for Tlmaru, Lyttelton, Wellington, and Auckland. The A. and A. Lino’s chartered steamer Paklpakl is due at Dunedin to-day from New York, via northern ports, to discharge a quantity of American cargo. The Calm Is: duo hero this morning' from Bluff to load general cargo. She Is to sail Una evening for Tlmaru, Lyttelton, Wellington, and Wanganui, The Northumberland is to sail from Auckland on September-25 for London, Avonmouth, Glasgow, and Liverpool, via Panama and Curacao. The Rcmuera Is duo at Auckland on October 4 fro_m Southampton, and completes discharge at Wellington. She loads at New Plymouth, Lyttelton, Auckland, Wellington, and Napier. The Poolta Is expected at Lyttelton on Wednesday next, from . Grafton and Newcastle, via Auckland and Wellington. From Lyttelton she-will proceed to Bluff, Greymouth, and Sydney. Advice has been received that the motor ship Oakhanki cn route from Tampico, Mexico, with asphaltum for discharge at New Zealand ports. Is, expected to arrive at Auckland on September 23. The steamer North Pacific was despatched from Casablanca on September 11, with 6500 tons of phosphate for discharge at Auckland, New Plymouth, and Wanganui. She Is duo at Auckland about October 28. The Kalranga Is loading coal at Port Kembla and. will complete loading with Umber at. Newcastle for Auckland. The Shaw, SavlH,. aifd Albion motor ship Karamea left 1 Lyttelton’ on Thursday for New . Plymouth/ Wanganui, Wellington, and Auckland.. -The, vessel Is • scheduled. to sail from Auckland for London, Avonmouth. Liverpool, amt Glasgow, via Panama, on October 5. The Walkawa left' Los Angeles on September -■ Is due at Auckland, on September 26, at Wellington on October 3, and Melbourne nn October 12, and Sydney on October IS. She will return to Vancouver direct.. Tho Waihcmo left Vancouver on September 33 tor New •Westminster, Ocean Falls, Powell River, and Union Bay., She was to clear the last-named port yesterday for San Francisco to complete loading for Wellington, Nelson, Melbourne, and-Sydney. , . . .CARGO FROM AUSTRALIA. The Union’ Company advises That (he Karetu is expected to leave Sydney on September 27 wilti-general cargo • for’ discharge at Lyttelton, Tlmaru, Dunedin, .and. Bluff She-should arrive at this putt about October 8.

RIMUTAKA' FOB ENGLAND. Tho Rlrautaka was to leave Wellington on Thursday morning for Southampton and London, via the Panama route. Following Is the list of passengers :—Saloon: Miss R. Paton, Mesdames Brown, E. Croft,, Messrs C. F. Brown, R. S. Dickie, and H. Parsons; 15 third class. 1 OSAN FRANCISCO MAIL STEAMERS. The Maunganul, from Sen Francisco, "via Papeete, left Rarotonga last Tuesday for Wellington, whore she Is duo on Monday morning. She will leave Wellington, on Tuesday for Sydney. The Tahiti, from Sydney, via’ Wellington and Rarotonga, left Papeete last Tuesday for San Francisco, whoro she Is duo on September 27. MATAROA LEAVES COLON/ Cablen wos has been received by the Shaw, Savin, and Albion Company that the liner Mataroa left Colon last Sunday evening for Southampton and London, eu route from Wellington. Tho vessel sailed from Wellington on August 28, and made-a smart trip of less than IS days to Colon/ MOTOR SHIP MAUI POMARE. The Government steamer Maul Pomare arrived back at Auckland last Tuesday from Norfolk Island.. .She Is expected to leave Auckland for Niue Island on September 24 and should reach Niue Island on. October 1, leaving there the same day for Apia, where she ts expected on October 3, thence sailing the following day back to Niue to complete loading on October 6 for Dunedin, Lyttelton, Wellington, and Auckland, The vessel is expected at Dunedin on October 14 . ’ — , CRUISER DUNEDIN ARRIVES. (Spedlai to Daily Times.) AUCKLAND, September 20. The cruiser Dunedin arrived .this, morning with Commodore Geoffrey Blake on board. Salutes were exchanged as the. warship entered port, and later official calls were made. PERSONAL ITEMS Captain C J Hackworth, master of the Katmat, and Captain C Sharpe, acting master of tho Kamano, have exchanged commands Captain J Ryan has joined the Kaltoke as master Mr A H Cell has been appointed temporary tbird officer of the Tamahlnei and Mr T, Stevenson has been appointed temporary third officer of the Komata. . —■ ——• WITHIN WIRELESS RANGE. The following, vessels were reported to be within range of the undermentioned wireless stations last, night:— Auckland.—Tofua, Walotapu, Golden Cloud, Oakbanic, Tregonnell, - Walkawa, Aorongi, Primus, Hororata, Port Victor, Walpahl. Kalranga. ■ Wellington.—-Maori, Wahlne, Tamahine, Ngalo, Arahura, Makura, Ullmaroa, Manuka, "Niagara, Talnut, Rlmutakn, Kawatlri, Karamea, Awarua.—Narbada, Tahiti, Maunganul, Rotorua, Waikoualtl, C. A. Larsen, Sit J. C. Ross, Kosmos, Brockabeck, Paua, Tasmania, Minna. ' Chatham Islands.—Canadian Cruiser. (.Montreal to Auckland). TASMANIA FROM LIVERPOOL. Under charter to the Federal Line the steamer Tasmania arrived at Dunedin yesterday afternoon from Liverpool,- via Pinaina. Auckland, Wellington,’ and Lyttelton. The vessel was berthed at the Victoria wharf, where the remainder of her Home cargo is being discharged. The Tasmania loaded at Newport, Avonmouth, and Liverpool. She sailed from Liverpool on July 20 and cleared Panama on August 6. Generally fair weather prevailed, except during the last week of the voyage, when severe cyclonic weather was encountered with strong variable winds and high confused seas. . The storm was at its height on August 27, when tho vessel bad to Ueave-to for 24 hours. A considerable amount of water was shipped on-deck during the storm, but only minor damage was done. She.arrived at Auckland on September 1. Captain H. W. Gardner Is In command, and he has associated with him the following officers;—Chief, Mr A. J. Robertson; second, Mr D, Clegg; senior second, Mr C. A. Cremtn; third, Mr SI. Walter: wireless operator, Mr J. V. Stockman; rnlef engineer, Mr C. Mays; second, Mr E. J. Ang.illi third, Mr J.; Smith; fourth, Mr L. J. Simmons; filth, Mr J. Wood; sixth, Mr H. ft. M’Stay; chief refrigerating engineer, Mr N. W. Muir; stewardIn charge, Mr W, Lockhead. - The Tasmania will sail about Wednesday ■for Port Kembla. After. replenishing her bunkers there, she will load at Australian ports for the United Kingdom. ■ NAttBADA FROM EASTERN PORTS. The Indio-Pacific, Company’s steamer Narbada, formerly the Leitrim, arrived at Dunedin yesterday afternoon from Calcutta, via ports, and was berthed at the Victoria wharf to discharge a quantity of Eastern merchandise. When the vessel was chartered for the Cal-cutta-New Zealand trade, a cargo of coal was loaded at Cardiff for Colombo. She cleared 'the Welsh port on May ,30, and arrived at Colombo on July S after a fine weather passage. The coal was discharged and she left a fortnight later t for Calcutta. The Uter port was left on Atjgust 2, and calls were made at Penang, Singapore, ‘ and Samarang. Samarang was cleared on August 18, and good weather was experienced until September 2, when she ran Into a south-westerly moderate gale and: seas. The vessel arrived at Auckland on September 4, and, after discharging part cargo there proceeded to Wellington, Lyttelton, and Tlmaru. Captain J. D. , Frew is In command of the Narbada, and has the following officers' with him:—Chief, Mr C. Burgess: second. Hr I. Buchanan: third, Mr A. Harrhy; fourth, Mr H. Petrie; surgeon. Dr M. Lees, of Auckland: wireless operator, Mr W. Guerin; chief engineer, Mr J. Nelson; second, Mr J. Burdls; third, Mr P. Sinclair; fourth, Mr T. Baker; fifth. Sir A. Dickie; sixth. Mr/R. Robertson: seventh, Mr 1 W. >Thompson; steward-ln-chafge, Mr W. Swift.' Tho Narbada will sail, about Tuesday. for Bluff to complete discharge She will afterwards go to Port Kembla to replenish her bunkers <