SHIPPING NEWS

Otago Daily Times, Issue 22366, 13 September 1934, Page 8

SHIPPING NEWS

WEATHER REPORT. {Per United Press Association.) (' i WELLINGTON, September IS. The. following-Is the offlblal weather ’ report at 4 p.m.:— ' " ... - Bar. Ther. Cape v Marla—S.,' strong breeze, ;• ■' 3 cloudy, passing showers, squalls, .rough seas .. .. •! :29.08 53 c Auckland—S.W., moderate breeze, detached cloud ..50.03 53 ii East ' Cape—S'.W.,' high wind, de-' tached. cloud; rough seas . . .. 23.84 50 V Cape Egmont—S.B., high wind, detached cloud, squalls,, rough seas 30.03 46 j Napier—S., moderate breeze,' overcast, moderate shell ' .. . 30.01, ,47 Wanganui—S., strong breeze, overcast, moderate .seas 30.07; 48 e Farewell; Splt-rN.;,. slight bn, blue c t • skjf, ,slight.'seas ■ . 30.10 --.48.; Stephen.■.■lsland-rSiß;', .moderate’f breeze, blue sky,,rough seas ... 30.10 45 ■ Wellington—S.S.E:,',.fresh breeze, detached cloud., squalls, rough Seas ............. ... SOill 44 s Cape Campbell—S.E.,- strong, hr., j> detached cloud, rough seas .. 30.12 48 “ Westport—S.W 7 .,, slight breeze/blue ' sky, moderate seas,;.. .. .. .. 30.12 53 gentle breeze,, f blue sky,.moderate swell ... .. 30.09 49 Akaroa Llght-r-S.S.W., light , air, blue; sky,, moderate- seas . . 30.13 '46 ■- Kugget Point-^W.N.W 7 ., gentle br., detached-cloud, moderate swell 30.13 .54 Puysegur Poljit—N.E.,, gentle-hr., "• detached, cldud; haze,-mod. ■ seas S0;14 -54 Chatham Island—E.S.E., ... high ; wind; dull, rough,seas ... .. .. 29.79 48 . Sydney—N;W., gentle hr., cloudy. 30.07 TO Hobart—N.W.. moderate br. .cloudy 29.69 61 WEATHER FORECAST. Th» following .is the official weather forecast:— - . i -Ani, • aatiroyclone, . with. its’ centre . over the North -Tasman-- Sea, extends- on to New Zealand, but • pressure is still rather low to the •ast, and a fresh depression Is now crossing the'Tasman: Indications ara- for,: »•./ ' ' Winds—Variable south of Westport and'Kalkoura, with northerlles predominating In the far south; elsewhere fresh to.strong southerlies, " but decreasing gradually, arid later veering to westerlyarid north-westerly .from Cook, Strait southwards., ■ Seas—New Zealand Waters—Sough north of Farewell Spit* and Kalkoura. but soon moderating: elsewhere moderate; —E&stern Tasman Sea —Moderate south-westerly winds In the northern portion’and'westerly, veering to- freshening northerly, in the southern - portion. Seas moderate.: • ■ ■■ Weather —Changeable in . the North Island, with occasional,; showers in the northern and the east'coast-portions, hut' soon Improving, otherwlsa.falr to fine ; temperatures cold, with many frosts,' but becoming "milder to-morrow.

> ARRIVAL. Wednesday, ''Septetriber 12. Holmgleni m.s. (rioori); 432" tons, M’Arthur, from' Port Waikato, - via' ports. Keith Ramsay, agent, . - , •- - 1 11 1 ; ' - . -DEPARTURES; ; -Wednesday, September, 12. -\ Fordsdala. i.i.'(1.55 p.m.); 9949 tons, Avern, for Bluff. 1 ' • •: Holmglen, - -bus.’ (6.15 p.m.), -432 tons, M'Arthur, .for DargavUle, via f ports. ’ VESSELS IN'PORT LAST NIGHT, ' ' - ,' DestlVeksel J From Berth nation Maheno : ' Pt Ch’mers MelbTne Jacob Rupperl Antarctic ■ Ft. Ch’mers Antarctic Bear of Oak- • land Antarctic Victoria wf. Antarctic .Auckland. Rattray wf. Antarctic :/ SHU’PING TELEGRAMS. AUCKLAND, September 12.—Arrived: Wanganella (1.20 ,a.m.), from Sydney: CanopUs (4.25 p.m.) from Wellington.-—Sailed: Paua (11.25 a.m.), fori Wellington. WANGANUI,' September 12—Sailed: Gale (11.15 a.m;), for Dunedin. 1 ■ WELLINGTON, September 12.—Arrived: Rangatlra (7 a.m.)-, from Lyttelton; Port Waikato (9.15 a.m.), from Lyttelton; Port Gisborne (10.40 a.m.), from New Plymouth; Awahou (12.40 p’.m.j, ’from Lyttelton.—r-Sallcd: Port Waikato (5220 p.m.),. for Auckland; Poolta (7 p.m.), for'New Plymouth; Rangatlra (7.50 p.m.), for -Lyttelton. , „ . LYTTELTON,-September 12.—Arrived: Storm (6.20 a.m.).. from Tlmaru; Maori (6.50 a.m.), from Wellington; Walmarlno (10.40 a.m.), from Wellington; Oplh! (10.50 a.m.), from Tlmaru; Parera (12.10 p.m.), from Tlmaru. Sailed; Stortn (1.10 p.m.), for Wellington; Walkoualtl (1.35 p,m.), for Bluff; Opihl (4.10 p.m.), for Wellington; Foxton (5.50 p.m.), for Foxton; Parera (7.10 p.m.), for Wellington; Maori (8.15 p.m.), for Wellington; Bangltata (11 p.m.), for Wellington. . OAMARU,' September. 12.—Arrived: Valnul (5;i5 a.m.), from Dunedin. BLUFF, September 12.—Sailed: Waiplata (0.35 aim.); for Oamaru. PORT -STANLEY (Falkland islands), September 9—Sailed: Port Hardy, for Southampton. TKNERIFFE, September 9.—Sailed; Kumara, for London’. WITHIN WIRELESS RANGE. The following vessels were expected to be within range of the undermentioned wireless stations last night : Auckland. Canadian Britisher, H.M.S. Diomede, H.M.S. Dunedin,. Elmbank, Hertford, Karepo, H.M.S. Laburnum; Melbourne Maru, Narbada, Rotorua, Walpahi. Wellington.—rJ.- B. Aug. Kessler, Maori, Marama, Matal, Maul Pomare, Omana, Parracopibe. . , Rangatlra, Bangltane, Kangltata. Remucra, Taltiul, Tamahlne, Tekoa. Awarua. —Fordsdale, Golden State, Kartlgl, Kekerangu,. Makura, Maunganul. Waltakl.

' EXPECTED ARRIVALS. Gale, Wellington, Wanganui, to-day. Walmarlno, Auckland, via ports, to-day. Walkoualtl, Lyttelton, Oamaru, September 14. Totara, New Plymouth, Wellington, Sept. 15. Port Whangarel, northern ports. Sept. 15. Holmdale, Wanganui, Wellington, Sept. 17. Breeze; New Plymouth, via ports. Sept. 18. Stortn, New Plymouth, via ports. Sept. 19. Parera,' Port Waikato, Wellington, Sept. 19. Rotorua, London, via Wellington, Sept. 19. Opihl, New Plymouth, Wellington, Sept. 20. Port Waikato, northern ports, Sept. 20. Wlngatril, Auckland, via ports, September 31. Narbada, Calcutta, via ports, September 21. Nolisement, Jiiari de Nova, September 22. Waltakl. Melbourne, via Bluff,-September 25. Canadian Conqueror, Montreal, September 25. Walnui, Gisborne; via ports, September 25. W'alplata, Auckland, via ports, September 26. Holmglen, Dargaville; Wellington, Sept. 26. Abel Tasman, Sydney, via ports. Sept. 28. Hertford, Liverpool, via ports. October 2. Kemuera, London, via Lyttelton. Oclober 3. City of Winchester, New York, Oclober 5. Waikawa, Los Angeles, via ports, October 9. Port Dunedin, Liverpool, via ports, Oct. 20. Canadian Cruiser, Montreal, October 23.

PROJECTED DEPARTURES. Gale, New Plymouth, via ports, to-day. Walmarlno, Bluff, to-day. Walhoualtl, Sydney; Newcastle, September 15. Totara, New Plymouth, via ports. Sept. 15. Walmarlno, Auckland, via. ports. Sept. 15. Port Whangarel, northern ports, September 15. Holmdale, Wanganui, via ports, September 17. Breeze, New Plymouth, via ports. Sept. 18. Storm, Wanganui, via ports, September 19. Parera, Port Waikato, via ports, Sept. 19. Port Waikato, northern ports, September 20. Oplhl,-New ■Plymouth, via ports. Sept. 21. Narbada,, Newcastle, Calcutta, September 23. Wlngatui, Auckland, via ports, September 22.

DAILY TIMES WEATHER REPORT

Readings of self-recording instruments at the Daily Times Office, Dunedin, up to midnight on Wednesday, September I 2 (standard time).

Rotorua, Lyttelton, Napier, September 22. Walnut, Gisborne, via ports, September 25. Waltakl, Melbourne, via ports,.Septetriber 25. Holmglen, ’ Port Waikato, via ports. Sept. 26. Canadian Conqueror, Lyttelton, Septetriber 2C. Waiplata, Auckland, via ports, September 29. Abel Tasman, Bluff Sydney, October 1. City of ” Winchester, Sydney, October 6. Waikawa, Melbourne, Sydney, October 10. Canadian Cruiser, Lyttelton, October 24. Port Dunedin,. Nelson, Wellington, October 22. Maheno, Melbourne, via Bluff. October 30.' OVERSEAS VESSELS FOR OTAGO. Rotorua (duo September 19). —Left London August 2 for. Wellington, Port Chalmers, Lyttelton and Napier; due Wellington September 18. . Narbada - (due September 21).—Left Calcutta August .5 for Auckland, Wellington, Lyttelton, Tlmaru, Dunedin and Bluff; arrived Auckland September 7. Nolisement (due September 22). —Left. Tuan de Nova (Seychelles Islands), August for Bluff and Port Chalmers; arrived Bluff September 4, ■ Canadian Conqueror'(due September 25). — Left Montreal July 23 for Dunedin and Lyttel-ton.-via’Australia.' Hertford (due October 2).—Left Liverpool August 11 for Auckland, Wellington, Lyttelton, and port Chalmers: due Auckland September 17. -: - ’ Rerauera (due October S).—Left London August 23 tor Wellington, Lyttelton, Port Chalmers and; Bluffdue Wellington September 29. City of Winchester (due October SBLeft New York August. 23 and Newport News August 26 for Auckland, Wellington, Lyttelton, Dunedin and Australia; due Auckland September; 25. '• . 'Waikawa (due October 9).—Left San Francisco August 28 for Papeete, Auckland; Wellington, New, Plymouth, Lyttelton, Dunedin, and Australia; due Auckland September 28. Canadian Cruiser (duo - October 23). —Left Montreal August 25 for Dunedin and. Lyttelton, via Australia. Port Dunedin .(due ,October 20).—Left. Liverpool September 2 for Auckland, Wellington, Lyttelton. Dunedin and Nelson; due Auckland October 9. • : - ■ ;,' TOR OTHER DOMINION PORTS. Canadian Britisher, left Montreal August S for Auckland, .Wellington and Australia; due Auckland September 13. 1 Talnui, left London August 8 and Southampton August 11 for Wellington and Auckland;,due Wellington September 18. ..Golden Cloud, left Los Angeles September 1 for, Auckland, Wellington and Australia;, due Auckland September 27. Brisbane Maru, left Mojl (Japan) September 1 for Wellington and ,Auckland, ,via Australia; due Wellington ‘October 4. Port Hunter, left London August 22 for Auckland and Wellington; due Auckland September 80. ' •> ~ v,- ..-.v;:..; •• Canadian Leader, left. Montreal September I for Auckland, Wellington arid Australia; due Auckland October 10.; Tamaroa,. left Southampton- September 7 for Auckland arid Wellington: due Auckland October 10. ’ ' Canadian left- Montreal August 15 for Bluff grid Lyttelton, via Australia: due Bluff. October 17. , PACIFIC MAIL SERVICES. Aorangi, left; Vancouver September 12 for Auckland and Sydney, via Honolulu and Suva; due Auckland September 30, and Sydney October 6. * Niagara, leaves Sydney September \ 13 and Auckland September IS for Vancouver, via Suva and Honolulu; due Vancouver October 5 ■“ Makura, left Wellington September 4" for San Franclseo, via Rarotonga and Papeete; due San Francisco September 21. Maunganul, ,-left San ; Francisco August 29 for Wellington and Sydney, via Papeete and Rarotonga; due Wellington September 17, and Sydney September 22. Monterey, leaves San Francisco September 18 for Auckland, Sydney and Melbourne, via Honolulu, Pago Pago and Suva: due Auckland October 5, and Sydney October 8. Mariposa, leaves Sydney September, 19 and Auckland September 22 for San Francisco, via Suva, Pago Pago, Honolulu and Los Angeles: due San Francisco October 8. ; INTERCOLONIAL SERVICES. Wangariella, leaves Auckland September 14; due Sydney September 17. Marama, left Wellington September 10; due Sydney September 14: sails September 14 for Wellington. Monowat, leaves Wellington October 5; due Sydney October 8. Maheno, leaves Port Chalmers October 30. and Bluff October 31‘ for Melbourne.' Walkoualtl, loads, at Newcastle,and Sydney In September for Bluff, Dunedin, Lyttelton and Tinianri Waltakl, leaves Melbourne September 19 for Bluff, Dunedin, Lyttelton and Wellington ; due Dunedin September 25. Abel Tasman, to leave Sydney Septetriber 14 for Auckland. Wellington, Lyttelton, Dunedin and Bluff. . - LONDON-AUSTRALIAN SAILINGS. Baradine, left London August 3; arrived Fremantle, September 4; Melbourne September 10; due Sydney September 13. Mongolia, left London August 10; arrived Fremantle September 11; due Melbourne September 17; Sydney September 20. Moreton Bay. left London August 15; due , Fremantle September 14 ; Melbourne September 21: Sydney September 24. Ormonde. left London August 18; due Fremantle September 18; Melbourne September 24; Sydney September 26. Mooltari. left Loudon August 24; due Fremantle September 25: Melbourne October I; Sydney October 4. Otranto, loft London September I; due Fremantle October 2; Melbourne October 8: Sydney- October ,10. Moldavia, left London September 7 ; due Fremantle October 9; Melbourne October 15: Sydney October 18. ISLAND SERVICES. Maui Pornare, left Wellington September XI for Apia and Niue Island; thence Lyttelton and Wellington: Walpahl, Jett Sydney August 29 for Fill and Auckland; due Auckland September 18. TO LOAD FOR NEW ZEALAND. Armadale, to leave New York September 10 for Auckland, Wellington. Lyttelton. Dunedin and Australia. Canadian Challenger;- 1 to leave Montreal September 29 for, Auckland, Wellington, and Australia. City of Delhi, to leave New York October 8 for Auckland, 'Wellington, Lyttelton, Dunedin, and Australia. • Cornwall, to leave Liverpool September 22 for Auckland,' Wellington. Lyttelton and Dunedin. Golden Bear, to leave Los 1 Angeles October 1 for Auckland. Wellington, and Australia. Haurakl, to leave Los Angeles November I for Auckland, Wellington, Lyttelton, Dunedin and Australia. lonic, to leave London October 3 and Southampton October 5 tor Wellington and Auckland. .

Lady Charlotte, to leave Ocean Island In September for Lyttelton and Dunedin. Northumberland, to leave Liverpool November 21 for Auckland. Wellington, Lyttelton, Dunedin. Bluff, and New Plymouth. Port Fairy, to leave London October 24 for Suva, Dunedin, and Lyttelton. Port Hardy, to leave New York October 30 for Auckland, Wellington, Lyttelton, and Dunedin.

Rangltlki. to itave London September 20 for Auckland and Wellington.

Turakina, to leave Liverpool October 13 for Auckland, Napier, Wellington, Lyttelton and Dunedin.

Wai.wera, to, leave London September 12 for Suva, Port Chalmers. Lyttelton and New Plymouth.

Walruna, to leave Los Angeles October 7 for Auckland, Napier, Wellington, Lyttelton, Dunedin, Bluff and Australia. TO SAIL FOR OVERSEAS PORTS. Akaroa, to leave Auckland September 14 for Southampton and London, Via Panama. Canadian Conqueror, to leave Lyttelton September 28 for New York, Boston and Montreal. Fordsdalo, to leave Auckland October 6 for London via Panama. Port Gisborne, to leave Auckland September 19 for London, via Care Horn and Dakar. Port Hobart, to leave Wellington September 23 for London, via Capo Horn and Dakar. Rangitata, to leave Auckland September 20 for London, via Panama. Rotorua, to leave Auckland October 13 for Loudon, via Panama. . Remuera, to leave Auckland October 23 for London, via Panama. Tekoa, to leave Auckland September SO for London and West of England ports. Tainul, to leave Auckland October 17 for Southampton and Loudon, via Panama canal and Kingston. TamarOa, to leave New Zealand November S for Southampton and London, via Panama. With bulk fuel oil for the Union Company, the tanker Athclduke arrived at Wellington on Tuesday trora-San Pedro. The Tees was docked at Lyttelton ..on Monday in the course of her. -annual overhaul and survey. l She will probably sail about the end of :next week for the Chatham Islands. Mr W. N. A’imcrs has been engaged as chief engineer of the Maori, relieving Mr E. E, Low. The Kartlgi,' from Greymouth, .was, due at. Melbourne yesterday, thence, to Edjthburg, Adelaide and Melbourne to load tor New Plymouth, Auckland, Portland, Napier and Wellington. The Kekerangn left Bluff on Monday for Adelaide, thence to Wallaroo and Hobart. The Waipahi, from Newcastle apd Sydney, is to leave Suva to-day 'for Auckland, where she is due on September 18. : , COASTWISE MOVEMENTS. , Holmglen, which arrived here yesterday from Port Waikato, via ports, encountered heavy southerly weather after leaving Wellington, and piit Into Lyttelton on Monday night for shelter. The vessel sailed last evening for Timaruand Lyttelton to complete loading for New Plymouth and Dargaville. '■ Walraarlno' is duo at Dunedin this afternoon from Auckland, via ports, to discharge general cargo. She is to sail to-night for Bluff. Totara has been fixed to load at Dunedin on Saturday for Tlmafu, Lyttelton, Wellington and New Plymouth. Gale is duo hero to-day from Wanganui, and is timed to sail this evening for Timafn, Lyttelton, Wellington, Wanganui and New Plymouth. Breeze is due at' Dunedin on Tuesday from Bluff to load for Timaru, Lyttelton,, Wellington, Wanganui and New Plymouth. KORDSDALE FOR -BLUFF, Tlie ’ Shaw, Saylll steamer, Fordsdale, after discharging freight from Liverpool and loading products, left Port Chalmers yesterday afternoon for Bluff to continue Homeward loading. She will complete loading at northern ports. WAITAKI FOR MELBOURNE. The Waitaki left Bluff on Monday for Melbourne, thence on September 19 to’Bluff, Dunedin, Wellington. and Lyttelton. , She- is due at Dunedin on September 25. ' " THE CANADIAN CONQUEROR. Messrs-H. L. Tapley and Co. advise that the Canadian Conqueror Is Vdue at Dunedin about September 25 from Montreal, via Australia to discharge Canadian cargo' and load ’ products. She will sail 1 hence for Lyttelton to complete loading for New York, Boston and’Montreal. NOLISEMENT WITH PHOSPHATES. Messrs .'A, S. Paterson and Co. advise that the steamer -Nollsement Is’due at Port Chalmers towards the end of nest week from the Seychelles Islands, via Bluff. She has, a part cargo of, phosphates for discharge at this port. RANGITATA . FOB ENGLAND. To commence Homeward loading, the New Zealand Shipping Company’s motor liner Bangltata reached Lyttelton last Sunday from Auckland. She is-due at Wellington to-morrow for further loading, and later completes at Napier and Auckland, clearing the northern port finally on September 26 for London, via the Panama canal. ■ 1 ‘ • PORT HUNTER LEAVES PANAMA. The Port Hunter, en route from London to Auckland and Wellington, sailed from Panama on September B.’ She is .due at Auckland on September 30. ', CORNWALL WITH LIVERPOOL CARGO. The Federal. Lino steamer Cornwall .Is expected to sail from Liverpool on September 22 for Auckland, Wellington, Lyttelton and Dunedin, She ’ls due at Auckland on October 31. . SCRAP IRON FROM HALIFAX. Although vessels load scrap , Iron at Australian and, New Zealand ports at regular intervals, the first shipment from Halifax for some years was ’ recently made to an Eastern port by the steamer Lina L.D. NEW AFRICAN LIGHTHOUSE. The new lighthouse, costing £16,000, Is being erected at Cape Columbine, which Is known as one of the most dangerous spots on the South African coast. It will be equipped with a powerful fog signal and radio beacon. NEW GERMAN LINER. The new Norddeutscher Lloyd turbo-electric liner Scharnhorst, of 16,000 tons gross, under construction at the Woser yard of the Deschlmag, will have the Malerform type of hull. She is . the'eighth Malerform vessel to be ordered this year, making a total or 250,000 s.h.p. In the: 63 ships so far constructed on this design. The Norddeutscher -Lloyd already have four Malerform cargo ships In service, and, in addition to the turbo electric passenger ship, they have now ordered a ,7000-ton dw. cargo liner for service in the West Indies. She will have an average speed of' Hi knots, and will also have her hull constructed on the Malerform system. NEW JAPANESE MOTOR-SHIPS. . The Mitsui Bussau Kaisha, Toklo, have ordered from their Taina shipyard two motor ships of 6300 tons gross each. They will he 450 feet In length, 62 feet beam, and 39 feet 6 Inches depth, and propulsion will be from a 7000-b.h.p. six-cylinder double-acting twostroke Mitsui-B. and W. Diesel engine, giving a maximum speed of IBJ knots. The Mitsubishi Zosen Kalaha, Kobo, have laid the keel of a motor ship of 4185 .tons gross, ordered by the Azuma Kosen Kabushiki Kaisha, Kobe. She will be 360 feet In length. 50: feet beam and 29 feet depth, with propelling machinery comprising two 1350-b.h.p. Mitsubishi-Vickers Diesel engines. FRANCE-FAR EAST SHIPPING EARNINGS. The Cle. Saigonnalse de Navigation et de Transports, Paris and Saigon, reports a profit for the year, after deducting interest, etc., of 442,997 dollars, compared with 406,961 dollars hi the preceding year. The sum of 185,458 dollars has been devoted to depredation, 12,876 dollars to the statutory reserve, 105,000 dollars statutory interest on shares, and 13,906 dollars directors’ fees, leaving 125,695 dollars. Adding the sum of 209,894 dollars brought in, there Is a total amount available for the shareholders of 304,165 dollars, equivalent to a 12 per cent, dividend, leaving 229,165 dollars to be carried forward. The company’s services to the Far East have been curtailed owing to the small offerings of cargo, the receipts having declined from 166,619 dollars to 83,408 dollars in the two years. The subsidised line between Pnom-Penh and Battembang has been discontinued.