SHIPPING.

Sun (Christchurch), Volume I, Issue 78, 8 May 1914, Page 6

SHIPPING.

PHASES OF THE MOON.

MAY. Day. Hour. First quartes v«; ' 3 6.59 p.m. Full moon . . t» •• 10 9- 1 a-m- ---*' Last quarter >. 17 9-42 a.m. New moon . • t. 25 2.5 p.m. MOON. ifoon rose to-day 3.22 p.m.; sets 4.18 a.m to-morrow. ...... TIDE. To-day, 1.58 a.m.; 2.24 p.m. To-morrow, 2.51 a.m.; 3.19 p.m. SUN. Son rose to-day 7.2 a.m.; sets 4.50 p.m.

ARRIVED. FRIDAY, MAY 8. t ARAPAWA (12.20 a.m.), 281 tons, Thompw>, from Wttnganui. '■■ . MAORI (7.5 a.m.), 3399 tons, Manning, tram Wellington. Passengers: Saloon - Misses Smith, .Ward, Miller, Dodds, Henderson, Graham, Greenstreet, Lucas, Ross, Chamberlain, Johnston (2), Brown, Derrett, MooA, Aitken, Godby, Anderson, Cullen, Young Wean, Thomson, Shain, Mesdames Bryers, Opilman, Deans, Clark and child, Lucas, Ross, ' Jfiese, Cottrell arid child, Spence, _Haslan, ' Otempbell, Buck, Cfieesman and child, Edwards ' an* child, Ward, Hansen, Meha, Hatyer, / Meeman, Whatman, Mayne, Paterson, George, ' Evans, and' three children, Southall, Tasker ' and child, JShaw,- Perrin, Cameron Lee, Ot- "■■■ ku, Thomson, Hunter, Voice and child, atone, 1 Davis, Meaisrs Stewart, Sutherland, Evans, ' Her, Banks, Clark, Greig, M'Gregor, Coughv"" ley, Perrin, Buxton, M.P., Wilson, Stiles, ' jr«neß, Deans, Brock, Bryers, Robertson, Han- .• »•»,- Wright, Detective-Sergeant' Rawle, T. -M. Wilford,- Cooper, Strong, Andersen, Derxctt, Hayter, Ching, Croll, Baker, Atkins, Hewcombe, Bolds, .White-Parsons," George, Molineaux, Tasker, Searie, Ashwin, Thomson, Shain. ' ~ ZEALANDIC (7.30 r a.m.), 10,898 tonß, fireen, from'"•London,' via- Port; Chalmers, r '' SAILED. THURSDAY, MAY 7. OPOtJRI (2.30 p.m.), 577 tons, R. Pear- < , son, for- - Greymoufch. - - • - • _ - ~ . MAITAI (4.55 p.m.), 3393 tons, A. Carson,, for Wellington. .Passengers: Miss Holder, Mesdames Holden and. M'lntosh, Messrs «■ li'lntosh andi Kelly; and: seven steerage. CYGNET (8.30 p.m.), 124 tons, A. Mur- ' *»y, for Kaikoura. . ' WAHINE, KB .40 p.m.>, 4435 tons, B. M. . Aldwell, for Wellington. Passengers:' Misses Stock, Clifford (2), Jenkins, Bing, Hall. Cox, Burmean,' M'lntOsh,: Davis, Newton, Andrews, Lough,-. Lyons* Hislop, ( Young, Sullivan, Kennedy, Baker,-M' Kay, Olliver, Gil-' \ fcert, Bridge, Burden, Gudgeon, Grant, Car-. yll^jLndeyson t Lady Steward, Mesdames HarMilnerj Ehsorj Irving, Barclay, Sutherland, • Collinß, Philps,' Peat, Andrews, Robih- ' sob, Moore, Paterson, Miller, Grant;, Smith, Anderson, Thompson, Fineh, Stevens and •bUd, Barclay, Fathers Tayldr, ' Herring, and * O'Connell, Messrs Harris, V^n: Aeeh. rKin«rn*y, Collins, Baskat, Milner, Ensor, Murks, MOYrikcn,' Ab ercrombie,, Quarrell, Milner, Curtin, Pipeir, 'Pollock, Mason, Humphreys. Jenkins, Ganbrill, Madden, Tothill, Gorman, i«eighton, Da vies, Henderson, Fairbairn, Sutherland, Young, Rackmond, Reeve, Shield,; Jenkins, Stevens, Henderson, Gribben,. Cahtan, 'Lewis, Mason, Pollock, -M' Cullough, Baker, Barclay, Mouldey, Melihen, Hun- ' t«r, Scurr, Whittaker ; 80 steerage. - '. t' YICTORIA (12.30 a.m.), 3000 tons, Fell, - lav Auckland, via Wellington, -Napier, and Msborne. Passengers: For WellingtonMisses Thompson, Graham, Donaldson, MeiJdames Priest, Glasgow, Messrs M'Jlroyj ' s Wright. For Napfer—Miss Ross, ! ! Mra 1 li'-Vicar, Messrs J. H. Men/ies, Master Menzies. For Gisborne —Mrs J. L. Scott. For Auckland—Messrs Schumacher, , Benjamin, Mesdames -Ashtonf Jacobs; * - r. , , ' HOLLIIfQTQN (12.20,. p.m.), 4421 tons, Smith, for' Duiedin. • "" ■"> r' ■ '

EXPECTED TO-DA,Y. Storm,. Pictop. Cygnet," Kaikbura.o TO MORROW. Wahine, Wellington. Warrimoo, Dunedin. . Ifaitai, Wellington..- Monowai,; Auckland; via ports. Cygnet, Akaroa. Plora, southern TO SAIL TO-DAY. ' Arapawa, Wellington. Maori, Wellington. TO-MORROW. Cygnet, Akaroa.' Wahine, Wellington. "Warrimoo, northern ports. Maitai, Melbourne, via southern ports and, Hobart.. Monowai, 'i; Darned in. Plora, Wellington and West Coast ywrts. BY TELEGRAPH. OVERSEA., ' Cable.—Presa Assicialien.—Copyright. NEWCASTLE, May 7. ' Sailed —Kauri, for ; Napier.. (Received May 8, 3.20 a.m.) SYDNEY, May 8, . Arrived —Makura (6 a.m.), from Auckland.

COASTAL. . y Freak Associating AUCKLAND, May 8. Arrived —Marama (5.55 a.m.), from Syd- ' »«y. GISBORNE, May 7. The two. anchors clipped by the Shaw, SaviN steamer Tokomaru on Saturday night have been recqvered. • The lighter' stranded on the beach was . refloated this afternoon. WELLINGTON, May 7. Arrived—R'amo (12.30 p.m.), from Grey- • - mouth; Arahura (3.15 p.m.), from Nelson; Sakiura (6.20. p.m.), from Lyttelton. Sailed —Remuera (3 p.m.), for London; Arahura (4.40 p.m.), for Picton. ~ 1 WELLINGTON, May 8. Arrived^ —Wahine (6.50 a.m.), Maitai (5.5 ».m.),gfrom Lyttelton. Sailed —Pakeha (7.30 a.m.), for London. To sail—-Wahine (8 p.m.), for Lyttelton. PICTON, May 7. Sailed —Storm (2 p..m), for Lyttelton. KAIKOURA, May 8. Sailed —Cygnet (9.15 a.m.), for Lyttelton. Arrived —Cygnet (6.15 a.m.), from Lyttelton. Arrived —Breeze (3.35 p.m.), from souther» ports. Sailed —Flora (12.15 p.m.), for West Coast, via way ports; Westmeath (3.30 p.m.), for Bluff.

INTERCOLONIAL SERVICE. • Ni •

Maitai, left Melbourne April 29, via Hobart and southern ports. Arrived Lyttolton May 7. Left same day for Wellington, and tranships to Willnchra. Due Sydney May 12. Ulimaroa, left Sydney April- 25, via Wellington. Arrived Lyttelton May 1. : Left game day for Melbourne, via southern portß and Hobart. Due Melbourne May 9.

Willochra, left Sydney May 2 for Wellington. Arrived there May 6. Tranships to Maitai. Due Lyttelton May 8. Leaves same day for Melbourne, via southern ports and Hobart. Due Melbourne May 16. , Maunganui, left Melbourne May 6, via southern ports and Hobart. Due Lyttelton May 14. Leaves same day for Sydney, via -Wellington. Due Sydney May 19. Moeraki, leaves Sydney May 9, via Wellington. Due Lyttelton May 15. Leaves same day for Melbourne, via southern ports and Hobart. Due Melbourne May 23.

VANCOUVER MAIL SERVICE. Makura, left Vancouver April 15 for Auckland. Arrived there May 5. Left same day for Sydney. Due Sydney May 9. • Marama left Sydney May 4 for . Auckland. Due there May 8. Leaves Auckland •ame day for Vancouver. Due Vancouver May 26. Niagara, leaves Vancouver May 13 for Auckland. Due Auckland June 2. Leaves ■ame day for Sydney. Due Sydney June 6.

SAN FRANCISCO MAIL SERVICE. Tahiti, left 'Frisco April 29, via ports,

Wellington. May 21. Leaves May 22 for Sydney. Due Sydney May 26. Moana, left Wellington April 24 for 'Frisco, via ports. Due 'Frisco May 14. Willochra, leaves Sydney May 16, via Wellington. Due Wellington May 21. Leaves May 22 for 'Frisco, via ports. 'Due 'Frisco June 11.

OVERSEA SHIPPING. VESSELS DUE AT LYTTELTON. Steamer. From. Left. Due. Henrik Ibsen New York Jan. 22 May 14 : Southport New York Feb. 9 May 17 John Hardie New York Feb. 28 May 12 Rotorua " London Apr. 16 June 9 Kia Ora Montreal Mar. 6 May 18 Tongariro London Mar. 19 May 13 Rimutaka Liverpool Mar. 14 May 21 Whakarua New York Mar. 15 June 9 Rualiine London ' Mar. 21 May 10 Mimiro Liverpool Mar. 30 May 26 Tannenfels New York Mar. 22 June 24 Batsford " St. John Apr. 4 June 25 ,Tainui . London . Apr. 3 May 25 .Moraysh-ire ' Liverpool .Apr. 9 • July 18 Ventura New York Mar. 16* June 3 Waiwera London . Apr. 11 June 16 Kaipara London Apr. 9 June 6 Northern Liverpool Apir. 18 June 22 Aparima Calcutta Apr. 2 May 12 lonic London May 1 June 23 Franklyn New York Apr. 26 . July 27 SAILING VESSELS. . - Combeve, left Marseilles January 24.

SHIPPING ITOTES.

The Stormbird had a lively experience on her last trip from Wellington to Wanganui (says the Evening Post)., SJie-arrived off the bar on Saturday iporning in the height of the terrific southerly gale. Owing to the storm and high seas which were running, some difficulty was experienced in picking up the entrance to the Wanganui harbour. Mr F. Harkness, who was a passenger from Wellington, stated that he had an experience which he has no wish to repeat. He £poke very highly of the manner in; which the little boat was handled and behaved. " She proved equalto the occasion, and .he has no doubt she is well named. Some idea of the force of the gale on Saturday>may be gained from the fact that while passing 'up the Tiver .clouds of sand were lifted'from the bluff, although it wa& at?the time; an,d parried right across the river, falling like rain upon the whilst in raidstream. t ... , :>.i ~- >i*