SHIPPING.

Sun (Christchurch), Volume I, Issue 97, 30 May 1914, Page 8

SHIPPING.

PHASES OF THE MOON. JUNE. Day. Hour. First quarter . . 2 1.33 a.m. Pull moon .. .. 8 4.48 p.m. Last quarter .. 16 1.50 a.m. New moon .... 24 3.3 a.m. MOON. Moon rose to-day 11.30 a.m.; sets 9.2 p.m. TIDE. To-day, 8.10 a.m.; 8.36 p.m. To-morrow, 9.1 a.m.;; 9.26 p.m. - ■ SUN. Sun ro§e to-day 7.24 a.m.; sets 4.30. p.m. ARRIVED. FRIDAY, MAY 29. KITTAWA <3.30 p.m.), 1247 tons, Baldwin, from Greymouth. JOHN HARDIE (11.30 p.m. in the stream), <372 tons, Walker, from New York, via Wellington and Napier. ."'.. SATURDAY, MAY 30. " WOOTTON (5.25 a.m.), 150 tons, Larsen, from. Nydia Bay. •WAHINE (6.45, a.m.), 4435 tons, Aldwell, from " Wellington. ■ Eassengers: Saloon: Misses Sinclair, Headley. Seed, Davies, Skelly, D*eler (2),' Plummcr, -Matheson, Wilheim, * Bailey, Murray,' Lisse, Moody; Hill, Hindmarsh, Andrews, -Lough,' Scott (2), Fulton, Mefedames Duncan, Reading and daughter, Craig, Coles, Hill and child,: Simms, Holmes, nurse, , and two children, Rutherford, Lowrey, Lawrence, Piper, Hesse and nurse, •' ind :tV«ro children, Andrews, Edwards- and '■-, tshild, .Woolf, Baillie, Smart, ,M.' Kay, Arthur, Greig and four children, .Hons.. Ferguson and Matthew Holmes, Messrs Kinnerncy, Butler,: iKnowles, .Diincan, ' Readirfg. and son, M'Leari, ■•SRhitson, Barnett, Coles, Nosworthy, Bern--etein, Whitson, Hill, Kirk, Rutheri'or.d, Kerrigan, Lowrey, Harrop, Laurence, Wise, Bruce, Drinkall, Williams, Roberts, Whyte, Max-. WeU, Edwaris, Woolfe, Baillie,'.Mayne, .Free, Hindmarsh (2), Smart, Priugle (.2), .Swag,' jKraaer, }Patriok, M'Kay.ile Cren,.MJller„S6ldi,: Arthur, Lauder, .Moody, JESollin, .Greig, White; .and 50 .steerage. MIMIRO (.8.30 .a.m.), 6225 -tons, Duncan, from Liverpool, .via-ports. ' VICTORIA (9.45 a.m..), 2969 .tons, Croft, •/from .Northern ports. Passengers: Miss Collins, Mjesdames Edgar, Watson and. child, ''/tt'Phail','' Williams, Lee; and six steerage. - - TARAWERA (-9i5.5 ;a.-m:.)„ .2003 tans, Parsons, iom Dunedin. Passengers.: Saloon: Misses Ch.oJmondel.ey ,(-2), .Mrs Griffiths;'.and three steerage. .:.•.- SAILED. FRIDAY. MAY 33.. CYGNET {S p.m.), 124 tons, A.. Murray, for'Akaroa. ■ KAKAMU (9 p.m.), 934 ions, itoberts, for Greymouth. WAKATU C 6.10 p.m.), 157 tons, X.Wills, lor Kaikoura. MAORI (8.30 p.m.), 3399 tons, W. Manning, for Wellington. Passengers: Missus Lovelock, Grimstone, Price, Hind, Stirling, Mesdames Ha'ughey, Hintoii, Dixon, Allan, , O'Neill, Fra'ser, Cox and child, Gooder.V Ford, fihahd,"Wilkinson, Watt, Fisher, Messrs Price, . Simmers, M'Kay, Haughey, Hinton, Dixon, ' Allan, Gallan, Lovelock, Dixon, Reeves, Latimer, Ford, Watt, Fisher; and 40 steerage. BY TELEGBAPH. '•''" '" OVERSEA. • By Cable. — Press Association.-~-Copyright. ■■'■•' MELBOURNE, May 29. Arrived —Batsford, from St. John. * ;.:... •• __ . HOBART, May 29. Sailed—Waiwera, for Wellington. COASTAL. Press Association. ... AUCKLAND, May 29. Arrived —Warjrimoo (12.30 p.m.), from puthern ports; Zealandic (5.15 p.m.), from # pri&boruc. . . Sailed—-Waitemata (6;50.p.m.), from New-. »astie. . ■' . WELLINGTON, May 29. -'•■'■ ; Sailed—Mauhganui (7.15 p.m.), for Syd»ey; Pateena (9 p.m.), for Nelson.

. ■ ■'-., -,', ■ ■ ' : • ..'.-:. •,■.-" ; May 30. .-. Arrived —Maori (7.10 a.m.), from LyttelJoh. - _ ' '■ V-- '■* :.•-: 3Jb sail—Maori (11 p.m.), for, Lyttelton. • KAIKOURA, May -30. 'Arrived——Wakatu (5.45 a.m.),, from Lyttelton. ••..,.' AKAROA, May 29. Arrived—Cygnet (8.45 p.m.), from Lyttelton. ' '-'. INTERCOLONIAL SERVICE. Maitai, left Melbourne May 20, - via . touthern ports and Hobart. Arrived Lyttelton May 28. Left 1 same . day for Wellington and tranships to the Maunganui. Due Sydney June 2. . ... Maunganui, left Sydney May 23, via Wellington. Connects. with Mairni at Wellington. Leaves Wellington May 30 for Dun«din, and thence to Bluff and Hobart. Due Melbourne June 7. Moeraki, left Melbourne May 27, via southern ports and Hobart. Due Lyttelton June 4/ Leaves same day for Sydney, via Wellington. Due Sydney June 9. Uliinaroa r leaves Sydney May 30, via Wellington. Due Lyttelt rt u June 5. Leaves came day for Melbourne, via southern' ports and Hobart. Due Melbourne June 13. VANCOUVER MAIL SERVICE. Niagara, left Vancouver May 13 „ for Auckland. Due Auckland June 2. Leaves , aame day for Sydney. Due Sydney June 6. . Makura, leaves Sydney June 1 for Auckland. Leaves Auckland June 5 for Vancouver Due Vancouver June 23. SAN FRANCISCO MAIL SERVICE . Willochra, left Sydney May 16, via ""Wellington-. Arrived-,Wellington . May 20. Left May 22 for 'Frisco, viaportsl. Due 'Frisco June 11. ' . Mo an a, left 'Frisco May .27 for; Wellington, via ports. Due Wellington June 18. .Leaves June 19 for Sydney. Due Sydney June 23. OVERSEA SHIPPING. . ■ >* VESSELS DUE AT LYTTELTON. Steamer. From. Left. Due. Hotorua London Apr. 16 June 9 Waiwera London Apr. 11 June 16 Kaipara London Apr. 9 June 3 lonic London May .1 June 23 Mamari London May 9 July 1 Turaki: London May 16 July 7 Rimutaka. Liverpool Mar. 14 May. 31 Morayshire Liverpool Apr. 9 July 18 Northern Liverpool Apr. 18 June 22 Delphic Liverpool May 5 June 30 Southport New York Feb. 9 June 12 Whakarua New York Mar. 15 June 9 - Vetriria • .Now York Mar. 16 June 3 Tannenfels New York Mar. 22 June 24 Ftnuklyn New York Apr. 26 July 27 Marere" New York May 18 July 30 Batsford St. John Apr. 4 June 25 Southern St. John May 22 Aug. 16 SAILING VESSELS! Combeve, left Marseilles January 24. GERMAN SERVICE TO NEW ZEALAND. "liinrti icid "/Sydney Sun" Services. BERLIN, May 28. " The Norddcutscher Lloyd and Deutsche Australische Companies have intimated that they contemplate maintaining their own direct cargo services from Bremen and Hamburg to New Zealand. * A leading British owner is visiting Germany yith a view to arranging a basis for »■ settlement. The prospects of an amicable arrangement are bright, but if they fail to materialise a rate war will follow. SAFETY AT SEA. LONDON, May 29. The text of Mr John Burns.'s Bill, giving to the Safety at Sea Commission's recommendations, lias been issued. It provides that every, ship, carrying 50' persons .must he furnished with wireless. Penalties are provided for failure to communicate by wireless dangers to navigation. Tins morning tlie steamer Mimiro, from

Liverpool, via. ports, arrived at Lyttelton. As she has a fairly large cargo to put out here, it is expected that she will"not leave port for Dunedin till early next waek. The John Hardie, with a part cargo of case oil for discharge, arrived in the stream late last night, and was berthed early this morning.

Having sailed from Hobart on Thursday, the Nexv; Zealand Shipping Company's liner Rotorua is due at Wellington "early on Monday morning, and. her southern passengers should reach Lyttfelton on Tuesday. In all probability the Rotorua will reach here on Saturday next. The steamer Batsi'ord, en route from Canada to New Zealand ports, via Australia, arrived at Sydney yesterday. On Monday the steamer Westmeath is fixed to leave Wellington for Avonmouth, via Las Palmas. It is expected that the steamer Borderer will leave Wellington to-day for Lyttelton to discharge the local portion of her cargo of hardwood. ■ The Aorangi, that was recently withdrawn from the San Francisco service, is now undergoing overhaul at Sydney. To-day the steamer Tannerfels is expected to leave Sydney for New Zealand ports. She is running under the auspices of the S. & A. Line, and is due here about two weeks hence. ThcKittawa is expected to leave for the North on Monday night. This evening the Kiwi leaves for Greymouth. . Over three months ago the General Grant salvage brigantine sailed from San Francisco for the Aiickland Island, and en route calls were to be made at the' Society Islands and Bluff. So far, however, no advice has been received concerning the'whereabouts of the vessel,. and this 'is causing a good, deal; of curiosity on the waterfront at Bluff. v