SHIPPING.

Sun (Christchurch), Volume I, Issue 145, 25 July 1914, Page 8

SHIPPING.

PHASES OF THE MOON. JULY. Day* Hour. First quarter ■«. 1 6.55 a.m. Full moon . . .. 8 1.30 a.m. Last quarter >. 15 7.2 p.m.. New moon .» 23 2.8 p^m. First quarter . . 30 11.21 a.m. MOON. Moon rises 8.29 a.m.,' sets 7.7 p.m.; tomorrow, TIDE. ' To-day, 5.43 a.m., 6.8 p.m. To-morrow; 6.33 a.m., 6.57 p.mi SUN.:' 1 Hun rose to-day 7.23 a.m., sets 4.50 p.m. 2. .; ■ • ARRIVED. • FRIDAY, JULY 24. STORM (4.50 p.m.), 405 tonj,. Radford, from Pieton. * CORINNA (6.25 p.m.), 1271 tons, Cameron, from Nelson. SATURDAY, JULY 25. WAHINE (6.45 a.m.), 4435 tons, Aidwell, from Wellington. -Passengers: Misses Sampson (2), Kay, Gow, Sherwood, Carlson, McLean, Warren, Gomer, Coleman (2), Mcßride, Bennett, Melthenish, Corry,' Munro, llesftames Winchester, Sampson, Renton, Hastings, Alcorn, Moore, Galbraith, Simeon, Wat-. ma,' Browmaii, Holloway, Bennett, Evans, Hastings, Wood, Messrs Niven, Bennct, Burne, Winchester, Moir, Anthony (2), Sampson, Wil-, liams, Russell, . Kay, Wright Renton, Ayson, Bea, Bright, Tanner, Walkley, Miller,, Smith, Jiblong, Brooke, Tucker, Collie, Reaves, Skain, 'Sabers', Joseph, Watson, Beveridge, Begg, McQueen, Hayland, Leadly, McGregor, Lainbie, Johnston, Nash, Crawford; Hunter, Smith, Armstead, Rutherford, .Burrell, Binns, Dredwell, Mitchell,. Bennett, Maefie, Glover, Rubridge, Sagar, Luttrel), Livingstone, Gardner, ' Sweat, Tanner, Evans, Cooper, Edgar, Burrell, Buchan, ,C-'Connell, Kraeticr, Connolly, Talbot, Whitsoji, Young, Anderson, Fanning, Churchward, Sunson, Woods, Waite, Beebe, Handle, Purchas, McGregor, Smith, Boss, Easton, Craigie, Barr' Adam, Isaacs, Hannah, Wigram, Penfold, Hulbert, Louisson, Bhxton, Paul, McGregor, 27 members Welling- ; ion football te.am, ajvd 105 steerage. VICTORIA , (8.50, a.m.), .2969 tons, Fell, from Wellington. Passengers: Mrs Beckett, Messrs Dixon, Hart, Kenny; Starkey, Jones <2X, Campbell, Beckett, and seven steerage. \ TARAWERA (9.10 aim.), .2003 tons.. Pardons, from Dunedin. Passengers: Captain A. M. Edwin, Messrs McDonald, Seaton, Doolin, "West, Lightband, and six steerage; ■ ■■ HIMITANGI (9.25 a.m.), 323 tons, Day, irom Timaru. SAILED. FRIDAY, JULY 24, \ CYGNET (2; p.m.), 124 tons, A. Murray, for Akaron.MANUKA (3 p.m.), 4505 tons, C. Clift, for Melbourne, via Dunedin, Bluff, and Hobart. Passengers:. Melbourne-h-Mrs McDonald, Mr McDonald;. Hobart—Mrs Poole, Mr Poole; Dunedin —Misses Traynor. and Donaldson, Messrs Roberts, Walker, and Lore. MAORI (8.25 p.m.), 3399 tons, W. Manning, for Wellington. Passengers: Misses Adams, Buckley, Shirley, Sncesby, Messrs t Browning, Hay, Henderson. Jones, Bush, Walker, Brook, Bailey, Messrs Jolly, Johnson, Marler, Faulkner, Scott, Lees, Adams, Capt. Henderson, Messrs Kingsland, Brown, Leese, Press, Peacock, Clark, McKay, Walker, Tapler, Brook, Bailey, Heath; and 37 steerage. ©POUR! (10.10 p.m.), 571 tons, R. Pearjon, for Timaru. SATURDAY, JULY 25. ANNIE HILL, schooner (10 a.m.), 121 tons, Mahon, for Greymouth. BY TELEGRAPH* , . ..OVERSEA.' By LONDON, July 24. Sailed —Star of Victoria and Surrey, for Wellington. ■..■• -i ■■•.-...>■ . SUVA,,JuIy 24. Sailed —Makura, for Auckland. Arrived —Atua, from Sydney. '"'' • -COASTAL. : .:'. ; Presp Association. AUCKLAND, ; July 24. Arrived—War ri moo (11.5 a.m.), from southern ports; Kaitangata (4 p.m.), from Newcastle; Talune (9.45 p.m.), from Cook and Society Islands. Sailed (from Hokianga)—lnga, for Sydney. July 25. Arrived —Hiua (2.20 a.m.), from Lyttelton. WELLINGTON, July 24. Sailed —Moeraki (5.20 p.m.); for Sydney. July 25. Arrived—Maori (6.45 a.m.), from Lyttelton. ' To Sail—Maori (11 p.m.), for• Lyttelton. WESTPORT, July 25. Arrived —Cauopus (9 a.m.), from Lyttelton. PORT CHALMERS, July 25. Arrived —Manuka (6.45 a.m.), from Lyttelton. DUNEDIN, July 24. Arrived —Mamari (2.55 p.m.), from Timaru. INTERCOLONIAL SERVICE. Manuka, left Sydney July 18. for Wellington direct. Arrived Wellington July 22. Left July 23 for Lyttelton. Arrived Lyttelton Jnly 24.. Left same day, for Melbourne, via southern ports and Hobart. Due Melbourne August 1. Warrimoo leaves Dunedin after overhaul on August. 5 for Sydney, via Lyttelton and Wellington. Due Sydney August 11. Moeraki left Melbourne July 15, via Ho-: Irart and southern ports.' Arrived Lyttelton • July 23. Left same day for Sydney, via Wellington. . Due Sydney July 28, Mokoia, left Sydney July 11. Arrived Wellington July 16. Arrived Lyttelton July 17. Lift same day for Melbourne, via southern ports and Hobart. Due Melbourne July 25. Ulimaroa left Melbourne July 22, via Hobart and southern ports. Due Lyttelton July 29. Leaves same day for Sydney, via Wellington. Due Sydney August 4. Maunganui leaves to-day for Wellington direct. Due Wellington July 29. Arrives Lyttelton July 31. Leaves same day for Melbourne, via southern ports aaid Hobart. Due Melbourne August 8. SAN FRANCISCO MAIL SERVICE. Tahiti left 'Frisco July 22. Arrives Wellington August 13. Leaves August 14. Due Sydney August 18. Moana left Sydney July 11, via Wellington. Left Wellington July 17 for 'Frisco, Tia ports. Due 'Frisco August 6. Willoclira leaves Sydney August 8, via Wellington. Dun Wellington August 13. Leaves next day for 'Frisco, via ports. Due "Frisco September 3. VANCOUVER MAIL SERVICE. Makura left Vancouver July 8 for Auckland. Due Auckland July 28. Leaves same *lay for Sydney. Due Sydney August 1. Niagara leaves Vancouver August 5 for Auckland. Due Auckland August 25. Leaves fame/day for Sydney. Due Sydney August '29. Marame leaves Sydney July 27 for Auckland. Auckland July 31 for Vancouver, via Suva, Honolulu, and Victoria. Due Vancouver August 13. oversea shipping: vessels due at lyttelton. Steamer. From. Left, Due. Franklyn New York Apr. 26 July 24 Marcre New York May 18 July 31 Inverlay Liverpool May 23 July 31" Orari London June 8 Aug. 3 Kuajieliu London June 11 Alig. 4 Southern St. John May 22 A-ug. 13 Athcnic London June 26 Aug. 18 Nairnshire Liverpool June 20 Aug. 20 Matatua London July 2 Aug. 25 AVismar Antwerp June 25 Aug. 28 Uangitara Liverpool July 4 Aug. 31 Yerdala New York June 13 Aug. 8] Karamca St. John June 4 Sept. 1 fctolzenfels New York June 5 Sept. 1 StarofAust. New. York Jnne 15 Sept. 4 Anglo-Egypt'n Si. John June 20 Sept. 20 WildenfeU New York July 3 Sept. 24

SAILING VESSEL,. Combermere, rtft Marseilles January 24, due about September 2. SHIPPING NOTES. Owing to unfavourable, weather to-day, it has been decided ,to delay the departure of the Corinna and the Te Anau for Dunedin until to-morrow. The Peninsula and Oriental Steam Navigation Company is building two magnificent 15,000-ton steamers for the Australian trade. The Union Company's Kini, at latest ad vice, was barbound at Greymouth, but it was hoped to dispatch her this evening for Lyttelton. The Pukaki is due from Tiinaru tomorrow to take up the Taviuni's time-table •running, and the Flora should be liore on Monday. N.Z. CO.S LINE. The Whakatane left Monte Video at noon on 23rd inst The Tongariro left Teneriffe for London at 6 j>.m. on the 24th inst. The from Montreal, left Durban on the 23rd inst., and is due at Adelaide about August 14. The chartered steamer Knight of the Garter left Montreal on the 24th inst. for Australian and New Zealand ports. The Otaki is to leave Waitara this (Saturday) evening for Timaru, thence to Lyttelton. , NEW BATTLESHIPS. It is officially announced (says the London "Shipping World") that Messrs Palmer's Shipbuilding and Iron Company, Ltd., of Jarrow-on-Tyne, and the Fairfield Shipbuilding Company, Ltd., of Govan, have each.received a provisional order from the Admiralty to supply the hull and machinery of a battleship for the Navy. These are two of the four battleships of the present year's programme. Mr Churchill promised to expedite the beginning of these two vessels in view of the impasse in Canada. They will be of the improved Royal Sovereign class, with a displacement of 25,000 tons and a speed of 21J knots. Over £350,000 is provided in the Estimates of this year for each of these vessels. The other two battleships —one of the Royal Sovereign ajad one of the Queen Elizabeth class—will be laid down later in the" year at Devonport and Portsmouth dockyards resp'ectirely. • The Jarrow vessel will be named Repulse, the Fairfield vessel Renown, the Devonport vessel Resistance, and the Portsmouth vessel Agincourt.