SHIPPING.

Sun (Christchurch), Volume I, Issue 85, 16 May 1914, Page 8

SHIPPING.

:} PHASES OF THE MOON. JIAY. *" Day. Ho«r. T First quarter •• 3 8.59 p.m. t. Full mooto .. .. 10 9.1 a.m. Last quarter .. 17 »*2 a.m. v- New moon .... 25 2.5 p.m. ; ' ~ . MOON. f • Moon rises to-day 10.53 p.m.; sets 1.2 p.m. £ j Jo-iHorrow. ! V -> TIDE. f To-day, 9.43 a.m.; 10.7 p.m. To-morrow, 10.30 a.m.; 10.51 p.m. (' SUN. *(v Sun rose to-day 7.11 a.m.; sets 4.41 p.m. ARRIVED. ;'• , FRIDAY, MAY 15. % ■ MOLMDALE (4.35" p.m.)-, 266 tons, t Bdbertson. from Greymouth. £>~ '..VOOTTON (7.5 p.m.), 157 tons, S. Lar- =' L Bfttt; from Foxton. '. ■•• :> ~ / -ANNIE HILL, schooner (7.30 p.m. in the Sj' ■tream), 128 tons, J. Mahan, from Grcy- ;-:. month. " » MORNING LIGHT, schooner (7.30. p.m. in I 'ttwi stream), 92 tons, from the Sounds. r j V( SATURDAY, MAY 16. §?' JWAHINE (6.35 a.m.), 4435 tons/Aldwell, *T .from Wellington. Passengers: Misses NichoM'Eacben, Lorimer, Hadfield, Ga.nsford ?•>'.- Maud Allan, Lonner, Logan, Crossu &. Lindsay, Carroll, Duncan, Doyly, Smith (-), «■ "-P6rbcs, Coleman, Cruiekshank, Amner, Dwyer, ?'■, Sickling, Harris, Butter, Kirk, Hill, Sonnell, £- White, Mills, Teele, Barnett, Barker, Mes- &- d*n» Gerrard, Stone, Gill, Anderson, Mor- *'.>' rows Moller, M'Donald, Sharkey, Dalzicl, Williams, Turner, Lorimer, Bounree, 'i ' 'steo.'t' Ferguson, Jourban, Simpson, Alston, '&'• Wtorthcote, Smith, Gill, Richards, Balmer, Col1H- IMwi, Bobbins, Isherwood, Lewis, M'lntoKh, MorI- row Cox, De Thier, Mjumsell, Messrs Wilson, *'' Ca'ssell, Price, Moss, Norton (3), Toms, Timmm, f-' Norton (2), Hon. Fergus, Dalziel, Hunter, rr,'€fiampanpky, St. Lcger, Waters, Tolm En-&rrßiV.rcr-Coramander Bell, Mace, Bourke, Henry, Critchctt, Emerson, Wellerock, Canon Briasco, Hanlon, Berry, Feather, F • Tfohcs Puller, Feenton, M'Coleman, Westi- wod, ' Campbell, - Richardson, Moore, Jones, V IMnnie,. Hyslop, Collison, Bcswick, Forbes, £•*•" Sevdoek, Davidson (2), Stephenson, JohnChisholm, Kractzer, Wilson; Buchanan, $& v-fi»dfield, Burns, Anderson, Bobbins, De Tluer, (V-JMosrow, Sherroek, Chisholm, Drake, Fraser, fefeV-Hedges, -MaunseH, W'alcs,, Harris, Cairns, 3£" -Waptliali, Hunter, Curtis, Dexter, Bounell, If 7 Briee, Deakes, Williamson, Hardie, Ston, GerV- T*rd, Derbir. and 81 steerage. f/,' :NEREHANA (7 a.m.), 0533 tons, Compton, '%'■ fiSom Napier. ,„ ' n '**■ $' i I VICTORIA,. (7.35 a.m.), 29(>9 tons, Croft, £~ Jtoni northern ports. Passengers: Misses V'- rljcan and M. Jones, Mrs Pethcrbridge, Messrs h° ' Wiloek, Wilson, and C. W. Jones. #& &'\lt!Lcan, froni Dnnedin. Passengers: Misses | Miiir, Stringer, Pickett, Mrs Platts, Messrs ft/* Thompson and Pidgeon, and three steerage. hj SAILED. f;- "■; . FRIDAY, MAY 15. If;: j. BREEZE (4.15 p.m.), 553 tons, Gordon, £'" iftr Dnnedin.' *" VmAbBAKI (3.30 p.m.), 4392 tons, W. 1. Collins for Melbourne; via Dunedm, Bluff, k~ rind Hobart. Passengers: Misses Cross and |v Chinn,-Mrs Hockley, Messrs Hockley, Hop- &*■ kins, and James Urc; and 12 steerage. ss"5 s " - -.MAORI (8.25 p.m.), 3399 tons, W. ManT"' »3ng for Wellington. Passengers: Misses r King, Stevenson, Barkley (2), Partridge, &- Horsbury, Bargrove (2), v Doyle, Hitch.cox, *" Hall, Campbell, Duncan, Cotter, William, ' ' Mesdames M'Evedy, King, Stevenson, Heron, "W'ilkic, Seaton, MittUell, Barrett, Allen, Burn ami child, Hessey, Cox, Edmonds and two . , children, Nevis, Halligan, Hall, Reed, Carnel, P- Hodgson, Cotter,. Nesbitt, Humphrey, Ross, *£^— *Fv7- Father Smythe, Dr M'Evedy, Messrs fc- «orrie; Raymond, Hall, Oopeland, Cde, Stabb, %* Bobertson, Catehpole, Allen, Aiken, Steven- '&•-■ ion/Jameson, Bennett, Jl. W.; Preston, Seal-\ ton. Harrison, Harkness, Mitchell, Barrett, *«.' Braimer, Morton, Phillip, Allabaine, Hcssey, h' Wells, Scrimgeour, Laws, Liddell, Walsh, Gib. V lespie, Rowell, Murphy, Johnson, Murray, j/~ Watson, Clark; Hembridge, Ellison, Haddrell, f- -M'Farlane, M'Dcrugall, 'M'Alis;-

£ -ter, Davies, Reed, Balcke, Pearson, Duncan, Ica' Jager,' Allen, Campbell, Ewing, Norris, Myles, g&,; -Burn, Clifford, Arrowsmith, Huston,. Hums?.., phrcva, Hnmm, Sargent; and 50 steerage. |' v ' OPOURI (10.30 p.m.), 577 tons, R. Pear- '€"" son, for C-freymoutli. I' EXPECTED TO-DAY. - ■ . t\ Taviuni, Tiriiaru. Norfolk, Waitara. I; TO-MORROW. £'.■ Maori, Wellington.' x Aparima, Calcutta, via ff! w>*»- l £'J TO SAIL TODAY. %\ Wahine, Wellington. ■'■ Victoria, Dunedin. > Tarawera, northern ports. TaViuni, Welling-" fi\ ton. Ruahine, Timaru. Karamu, Greymouth. if Defender, Wellington. f^, x ' BY TELEGRAPH. $> ' OVERSEA. ' SsU < •Sy Coble. — Press Association. — Copyright. \ ' SYDNEY, May 15. 5i • Arrived —Riverina (4.10 p.m.), from Auck- € ' land. I ' ';.'- ' . NEWCASTLE, May 15. " - Sailed —Waitomo, for New Zealand. ;: COASTAL. s';," Press Association. i/ AUCKLAND, May 15. f- Arrived-I—Henrik 1 —Henrik Ibsen (G p.m.), from New .-," York, via Australia; Veturia (9.30 p.m.), ' from New York. : ' WELLINGTON,! May 15. Arrived—Ngnkulu (7.50 p.m.), from LytP ' telton. 7 Sailed —Maunganui (5.45 p.m.), for Sydp, nry. & May 1(5. *.j Arrived —Maori (7.5 a.m.), from Lyttelton. ': To Sail —Maori (11 p.m.), for Lyttelton. p INTERCOLONIAL SERVICE. %;>;■■':■■ §Sf** Maunganui, left Melbourne May 6, via 11) eouthern ports and Hobart. Arrived Lyttelton |i ; , ■ May 14. Left same day for Sydney, viii S ! Wellington. Due Sydney May 19. fe; ' Moeraki, left Sydney May 9, via Wel¥i%:, lington. Arrived Lyttelton May 15. Left *£: same day for Melbourne, via southern ports K and Hobart. Due Melbourne May 23. '0- Maitai, leaves Melbourne May 20, via £■*■' Boutliern ports and Hobart. Due Lyttelton |2 May 28. Leaves same day for Wellington k\." » I,< l tranships to tlie Maunganui. Due Sydney %■?..'•. June 2. ;£.;.'. ' Willochra, leaves Sydney May 16 for Wel- ■ linglon direct. Due Wellington May "iO. Ulimaroa, left Melbourne May 13 via south- :>: ern ports and Hobart. Due Lyttelton May i''- 21. Leaves same day for Sydney, via Weill* .'■ lington. Due Sydney May 26. OVERSEA SHIPPING. i 5 VESSELS DUE AT LYTTELTON. n-'i' ■ %J. , Steamer. From. Left. Due.

SAN FRANCISCO MAIL SERVICE. Tahiti, left 'Frisco April 29, via ports. Due AYcllington May 21. Leaves May 22 for Sydney. Due Sydney May 26. Monna, 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. VANCOUVER MAIL SERVICE. Marama left Sydney May 4 for Auckland. Arrived there May 8. Left Auckland same day for Vancouver. Due Vancouver May 26. Niagara, leaves Vancouver May 13 for Auckland. Due Auckland June 2. Leaves same day for Sydney. Due Sydney June 6. Makura, leaves Sydney June 1 for Auckland. Leaves Auckland June 5 for Vancouver. Due Vancouver June 23. SHIPPING NOTES. Tlie Joan Craig, with the Lyttelton portion of her timber cargo, is expected to leave Wei* lington for Lyttelton to-day. The Ngatoro is expected at Wellington tomorrow from Napier, and is to be placed on the patent slip. The Nerehana arrived at Lyttelton from Napier this morning for Homeward loading. It is expected that the Kia Ora will'leave Wellington to-day for Lyttelton. From here she goes on to Duncdin to complete discharge. The Kia Ora will then load Homeward cargo, at Oamaru, Timau, Bluff, Napier, Whangarei, and Auckland, from which port she sails finally for Hull and London on June 16. The Clan Matheson, running under the charter ot Mr G. H. Scales, left Newcastle on Wednesday last for London, after taking in a quantity of bunker coal. The vessel loaded wool and general cargo at southern ports in the Dominion and at Wellington, and left there on May 3. She goes Home via Suez. The Westmeath now loading at Pi.cton for West of England ports, will visit Timaru, Lyttelton, Waitara, and Wellington for loading purposes. She is fixed to leave Wellington for Avonmouth via Las Palmas on May 28. The. Norfolk will be in Port on Monday morning from Waitara. The Westmeath is delayed owing to heavy rain at Ticton. It is doubtful whether site will reach Timaru till Tuesday, and consequently she will not reach Lyttelton before Thursday. . '

The Kowhai is expected to arrive at Dun-, edih on Wednesday from Greymouth, and after completing her discharge she will take on board a quantity of stores and equipment for a party of northern whalers, who will proceed to tlie Campbell Islands to engage in whaling. On her return trip the Kowhai .will bring back a cargo of oil. .... N.Z. SHIPPING CO. The Tongariro, now discharging at Auckland from London, is due in Wellington'about 25th inst. ..The Kakaia, .homeward bouiid, arrived at Monte Video on the 14th inst. Ill' continuation of her voyage fr.om St, John (Canada); the Kia Ora was to leave Wellington to-day for Lyttelton.

~* Henrik Ibsen New York Jan. 22 May 25 fjL Southport New York Fob. 9 May 18 John Hurdie New York Feb. 28 May 10 f- i Rotorua London Apr. 16 June 9 H % Kia Ora Montreal Mar. 6 May 18 w" Rinmtaka Liverpool Mar 14' May 24 S"j-v- ' Whakarua New York Mar 15 June 9 Sbtf's t Mimho Liverpool Mar. 30 May 26 W' ' Tannenfels New York Mar 22 June 24 k£5 Batsford St. John Apr. 4 June 25 "tSffiS Tainui London Apr. 3 May 25 4: Morayshire 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 Apr. 18 June 22 Aparima Calcutta Apr. 2 May 17 Ionic London May 1 June 23 M^~ Frunklyn New York. Apr. 26 July 27 Mamnri London May 9 July 1 Delphic Liverpool SAILING V May ESSE 5 LS. June 30 Combeve, left Marseilles January 24.