SHIPPING

Southland Times, Issue 20012, 28 October 1926, Page 2

SHIPPING

PORT OF BLUFF.

ARRIVED. —Wednesday, October 27. Pagodroma, whale chaser (Captain Iversen i, 168 tons, from Hobart, at 3 p.m. Karrakatta, whale chaser (Captain Movig), 168 tons, from Hobart, at 3 p.m. VESSELS IN PORT. Pagodroma. Karrakatta. Willesden, sjs. EXPECTED ARRIVALS. West Islip, San Francisco, to-day. Wingatui, Auckland, to-morrow. Karetu, Timaru, to-morrow. Sir James Clark Ross, Oslo (for Stewart Island), October 30. Whangape, Sydney, November 1. Calm, northern ports, November 4. Manuka, Melbourne, November 7. C. A. Larsen, Oslo (for Stewart Island), November 10. Ruahine, Southampton, November 14. Waitomo, Dunedin, November 15. Mamari, Wellington, November 27. Shaw-Savill steamer, December 1. Port Sydney, New York, middle of December. Bullaren, Norway, December. Sussex, Eastern ports, January. Waiotapu, Pacific Coast ports, January. W airuna, Pacific Coast ports, January. Yomah, New York, February. W est Henshaw, Los Angeles, March. PROJECTED DEPARTURES. Karrakatta, Patterson’s Inlet, to-day. Pagodroma, Patterson’s Inlet, to-day. Wingatui, northern ports, October 30. West Islip, Dunedin, October 30. Karetu, Timaru, October 30. Whangape, Dunedin, November 2. Calm, northern ports, November 5. Manuka, Dunedin, November 8. Ruahine, Wellington, November 18. GENERAL NOTES. Heavy rain set in at the Port yesterday afternoon and stopped work at the Willesden, which will not be able to sail until to-day. The Theresa Ward made her weekly trip to Stewart Island yesterday with a fair complement of passengers, including a number of men for the Ross Sea whaling fleet. The Ross Sea whaling steamer, Sir James Clark Ross, should arrive at Patterson’s Inlet on Saturday from Port Chalmers. The Whangape was scheduled to leave Sydney yesterday for Bluff, Dunedin, Lyttelton and Timaru. She should arrive about November 1 or 2. Advice has been received that the Waitomo has left Newcastle for Hobart to load timber for Lyttelton, Dunedin, Oamani and Bluff. The date of the vessel's arrival here is indefinite, but she should probably berth about November 15. The Shaw-Savill steamer Mamari, which will commence Homeward loading at Bluff about November 27, is at present laid up in Port Chalmers. After leaving Bluff the Mamari will proceed to northern ports and will complete loading at Port Chalmers, sailing finally for London about December 17. WITHIN WIRELESS RANGE. The following vessels were expected to be within wireless range of the undermentioned stations last night:— Auckland.—Tofua, Tresillian, City of Canton, Niagara, Rimutaka, Tutanekai, Kaitoke, lonic, West Nivaria, Kaitangata, Pool t a. Wellington.—Wahine, Maori, Ngaio, Tamahine, Horbrata, Kaiwarra, Kairanga, Makura, Kiwitea, Koromiko, Ruahine, Kia Ora. Awarua.—Waihora, Manuka, Whangape, Canadian Commander, West Islip, Ruapehu, Austrahnd, Kathlamba. Thalatta. Chatham Islands.—Kia Ora, Ruahine. TELEGRAPHED REPORTS, z COASTAL AND OVERSEAS. Auckland, October 27. Sailed: lonic for London; Poolta for Greymouth. Wellington, October 27. Arrived: Storm from Wanganui; Wahine and Tees from Lyttelton; John from New Plymouth. Sailed: Kaiapoi for Westport; Pakura for Napier; Storm for Dunedin; Kaimanawa and Wahine for Lyttelton; Makura for Sydney. Lyttelton, October 27. Arrived: Maori and Wootton from Wellington. Sailed: Huntingdon for Port Chalmers; Maori for Wellington. London, October 26. Sailed.—From Quebec: Mernoo for Auckland; from Panama: Tregenna. Dunedin, October 27. Arrived: Ngakuta and Canadian Commander from Timaru. Sailed: West Islip for Bluff.

THE TIDES. —Thursday, October 28.— Invercargill . .. .. 7.51 a.m. 8.20 p.m. Bluff .. .. .. 7.11 a.m. 7.39 pun. Riverton _ . • .. 6.11 a.m. 6.39 p.m. THE SUN. The Sun rises to-dav at 4.59 a.m. The Sun sets to-day at 7.4 p.m. THE MOON. The Moon rises to-day at 12.51 a.m. The Moon sets to-day at 10.7 a.m. PHASES OF THE MOON. —October.— New moon .. October 7 9.43 a.m. First quarter .. October 15 1.58 a.m. I ull moon .. .. October 21 4.45 pun. Last quarter .. October 28 10.27 p.m.