SHIPPING.

Sun (Christchurch), Volume I, Issue 216, 16 October 1914, Page 6

SHIPPING.

PHASES OF THE MOON, OCTOBER. Day. Hour. Pull moon .. 4 J> 29 p.m. , Last quarter . . 12 9.3 p.m. New moon ~ "19 6.4 p.m. First quarter . . 26 10.14 a.m. MOON. » Moon rose to-day 3.16 a.m., sets 2.28 p.m. TIDE. To-day, 0.47 a.m., 1.12 p.m. To-morrow, 1.36 a.m., 2.1 p.m. SUN.. : . . ,y . .. .. Sun rose to-day 5.9 a.m., sets 6.23 p.m.ARRIVED, - FRIDAY, OCTOBER 16. JOHN ANDERSON (early), 52 tons, Cou*er, from' Kaikoura. -.•■••- ROSAMOND (7 a.m.), 721 tons, Dryden, irom Greymoiith. - . . . . HUIA, auxiliary sehooner (9.5 a.m.), 200 tons, Mackenzie, from Wellington. MONOWAI (9.45 a.m.), 3438 tons, Stevens, from Wellington. Passengers: Misses Rhodes . (2) and maid, Maloney, Loach, Donald, Davis, Mawhinney, Lucas, Quill, Green, Blaimiers, . Pyne, Morriss, Logan, Wyatt, Mesdames Paine, Loach, Karl, Roberts, White, Faulks, Newall, Mailman, Roberts, Denniston, Thompson, Owens, Burrows, Rhodes (2). and maid, Homersham, Zuppicieh, Seott; Messrs Stone, Paton, Mill, Paine, Prentice, Wilson, Hobday, Saidford, Brown (2), Carson, Newall, Captain Chambers',; White,. Lander, v Bewley, Donald, Faulks, Verooe, Barker, McDonald, Fleming, Roberts,, Matthews, Pain, WatsOn, WiUpck, Roberts (2), Miljes, Clark, Blamires, Barber, Rhodes (2),"Owen, Homersham, Burrows, Black, Zuppicich, Scott, Baxter, Ayson, »nd 50 steerage. SAILED. THURSDAY, OCTOBER 15. INDRALEMA (6.45 p.m.), 6669 tons, Hodgson, forrDunedin. VICTORIA (8.10 p.m."), 3000 tons, Croft, for Dunedin. , WAHINE (8.30 p.m.), 4435 tons, Aldwell, for Wellington. Pabsengers: Misseb Duthie, Cotter, Bell, Gosh'et, Heal, Horrell, Cowlishaw, Williamson, Moore, Mesdames Humphreys, Williams, Williams, Binns, Lewis, Stevenson, White, Hill, Murdock, Fantham, Willis, Baker, Moore, Triggs, Allan, Clarke, Hannan, Rev. North, Messrs Joseph,'Boyd, Hoyles, Ba.ird, Waldgrave. Cotterell, Humphreys, Horton, Stevenson, Scottfell, Robertson, Latimer, Parsons, / Willis, Partridge, Jeifs, Marshall, Grimmond, ; Roberts, Jopper, Taylor, Allan, Kimbell, Williams, Hill, and 37.: steerage. WAKATU (8.55 p.m., 157 tons, Wills, for Kaikoura. ULIMAROA (midnight), 5777 ton«, Wjlie, tor Sydney, via Wellington. VESSELS DUE TO-DAY. Hanley, Newcastle. Petone, Greymouth. , VESSELS SAILING TO-DAY. j Monowai, Wellington. Huia, Duncdin. John Anderson, Akaroa. Opouri, Greymouth. VESSELS EXPECTED AT LYTTELTON. -COASTAL AND INTERCOLONIAL. Vessel. From. Approx. date. Wahine ..*'" Wellington Oct. 17 Westralia Wellington Oct. 17 Defender Hokitika , i , : -.Oct. 17 f John Anderson Akaroa . . Ui-t. 17 , Breeze' Timaru ' * " " Oct. 17 Wootton Wellington-" Oct. 17' Monowai Wellington Oct. 18 , Kaniona Wellington -Oct., Flora ■ Timaru -. Oct. 18 Himitangi Timaru Oct. 19 Wahin6 AVellington • Oct. 20 Monowai Wellington Oct. 21 Victoria Dnnedin' Oc* 21 ' Warrimoo Wellington Oct. 21 Wahine Wellington Oct. 22 , ■ Moeraki Wellington Oct. 22 Monowai Wellington Oct. 23 Wahine Wellington Oct. 24 Mokoia Wellington Oct. 24 Wcstralia Dunedin Oct. 24 VESSELS TO SAIL FROM LYTTELTON. COASTAL AND INTERCOLONIAL. • ' Vessel. For. Approx. date. Rosamond Greymouth Oct. 17 Wahine Wellington Oct. 17 Taruwera. Wellington Oct. 17 Westralia .: Dnnedin Oct. 17 Breeze Wellington , Oct. 17 Activ Surprise Island Oct. 17 Petone Napier Oct. 17 Monowai ..Wellington Oct. 19 Defender . Wellington"" Oct. 19 Jfiraitangi Wellington Oct. 19 / Wootton ~ - Wellington Oct. 19'. Flora Wellington Oct. 19 ' Wahine . Wellington -..-.. Oct.<2o Monowai Wellington Oct. 21 Victoria;" Wellington . Oct v 21 Warrimoo . . Dunedin Oct. 21 John Anderson Kaikoura - Oct. 21 Wahine .Wellington. Oct. 22 Moeraki Wellington 7 . Oct. 22 Monowai Wellington Oct. 23 Tainui Auckland Oct. 23 Wahine Wellington Oct. 24 Mokoia Dnnedin Oct. 24 Wcfctriiia Wellington Oct. 24 BY TELEGRAPH. OVERSEA. Bjf Cable. —fVe.w Association. — Copyright. SUVA, October 15. Sailed—-Levuka, for Sydney. COASTAL. Press Association. AUCKLAND, October 15. Sailed—Kei'cu (4.45 p.m.), for Niue. ' ' WELLINGTON, October 15. Arrived—Maitai, from San Francisco. Pa=jenjrers for Lyttelton: Messrs 0. S. Harpor and N. J. Carney. Avahura (6.55 a.m.), from West Coast, Nelson, and Picton; Brisbane (7.5 8.m.), from Newcastle; Nerehana 8.10 a.m.), from Napier; Pukaki (8.40 a.m.), from West port. < Sailed —-Marama (5.45 p.m.). for Rarotoi]gu; Katoa (12.30 p.ni.), for AVest Coa.st. , , October 16. Arrived—Wahine (6.55 a.m ), from Lyttelton. To Sail —Wahine (8 p.m.), for Ljttelton. KAIKOURA, October 16. telton! ' .. WESTPORT, October 15. Arrived—Canopus (6.10 p.m.), from Lyttelton. GREYMOUTH, October 15. Sailed—Lauderdale 6.50 a.m.), for Melbourne; Defender (3.45 p.m.), for Lyttelton. DUNEDIN, 'detober 15. Arrived^Flora(3.4o p.m.), from Westport,: via. Oamaru; Pampa, ship (5.30 p.m.), ircta Marseilles.* l , .'. ,V<.-;.■: BLUFF, October 16. Sailed—^-Surrey,. for Townsville. , ; ' t ■• THE KAIRAKI WRECK. ( . p.--.. ..; . pi- esf! Association. :; '' • ' ■'■_•" : ■ ■■>;■ ; NELSON^' October 13. '" Mr .J. S. Evans, S.M., lias arranged to appfn- the Kairaki" enquiry at "'GreymbutiV' on' Monday next. A sitting will 'possibly- 'be J»eld at Lyttelton at a later date, ■■•' ' u . :'".;, ;i • ';,: .NOTES.;,,■','• ....'.,-. The: Kaiapoi arrived' at Adelaide on Tuesday-; froni.Greymouth, and will; soil on Ccto- , berl 21 for EdithbiUg, where she will load a , vargopf salt,and gypsum,for Lytteltonj Wellington, and New Plymouth. .; With transhipments' exthe Star of Tic-' toria, from' London, the ! Waitomo arrived at Aucldand; yesterday morning: ?: Her next port of Call will; be Napier, and then the vessel • comes on* t'd.'Wellington ; -to complete discharge. In "continuation of her voyage from Liverpool t thejßakaia, running under the auspices of the F; arid.'S. Line, sailed from Hobart at .5 i).ni. on Wednesday fbr. s Auckland,. Slip' is due at. Lyttelton aboiit the beginning, of November. / - ; Captain Stevens has taken command of the Monowai, and. Captain Edwin has Iraiis-

ferred to the Wahine, relieving Captain Aidwell, who has gone ou holiday leave. An arrival at Lyttelton this morning was the auxiliary schooner Huia, from Auckland, Napier, and Wellington, with a cargo of explosives. She leaves Lyttelton this evening for Dunedin and Bluff. • The steamer Ennerdale Captain Rabinson, owner by the Maoriland Steamship Company of New Zealand, has been in very rough weather, and considerable damage has been done to her. During a recent passage from Brisbane to Newcastle a moderate east-north-easterly gale was encountered, accompanied by a nasty beam sea. The - Ennerdale shipped large quantities of water all the time, a cbn- . siderable amount of damage being done about the deck, especially to the casing of steam pipes leading to the winches. Subsequently the weather moderated, the wind veering round to the westward, and then to the south. When the Ennerdale was surveyed by Captain R. Douglas Taylor it was found that iron works, steam pipes, steam pipe casing, brackets, and ventilators had been damaged by the heavy seas shipped.