SHIPPING.

Sun (Christchurch), Volume I, Issue 217, 17 October 1914, Page 8

SHIPPING.

PHASES OF THE MOON. OCTOBER. . Day. Hour. Full moon .. 4 6 29 p.m. Last quarter . v 12 9.3 p.m. New moon .. 19 * 6.4 p.m. First quarter .. 26 10.14 a.m. MOON. Moon rose to-day 3.38 a.m., sets 8.44 p.m. TIDE. To-day, 1.86 a.m., 2.1 p.m.-To-morrow, 2.26 a.m., 2.51 p.m. SUN. Sun rose to-day. 5.7 a.m., sets 6.24 p.m. ■ r ARRIVED. ' FRIDAY, OCTOBER 16. PETONE (6.25 p.m.), _ 708 tons, Cowan, from Greymouth. SATURDAY, OCTOBER 17. WAHINE (6.45 a.m.), 4435 tons, Edwin, from Wellington. Passengers: Misses HutchiBon,/Vincent, .McKenzie (2), Smith, IBrodrick, Curhayne, Robinson, Overton, Hercus f2), Ryan, Broadley, M-clntyre, Hutton, Wileon, ' Kruse, Mesdames Bullock, Watson; Hurst njid child, Begg, Hercus, Smith, Priest-, ley, Overton and child, Biss and child, Keclijneej. Begg and child, Howe, Finlay, Priestly, MacPherson, Beard, Clefane, Smith, Nelson, MacKenzie, Jones, Kelling, Jenkinson, Horwood, Finlay, Gray, Jenkins, Evans, Fraser, ■ lirown," B6ys, - Symons, Hutchin and child, Byrnes, Giles, Carney, Overton, Pregor, Reeves, Burke, Ballantyne, Thomas, Reid, Smellie, ■ Pottinger, Messrs Robertson, Croft, Rockwell, ■■x Miller, Lee, Cook, Begg, Thomson, Hercus, (Smith, Castle, Baldwin, Priestly, Harris, Moore, Clarkson, Tubman, Wigram, Buxton, Barri Richardson, Hebenton, Milne; Black, Alden, Brodie, Kelling, Poslv; MacPherson, Souter, Goulter, Driiinan, Temple, Robinson, Ramsay, Carney, Kinvig, Pedler, 'Redstone, Bailey, ''Gibion, Fagan, Wilson, .Thompson, . Fe6dall,. .Mac Donald, Hind, , Begg, Aitkenj Brown, Ducks'on, OsboAii, .Newnham, Reeves, file's, Leitch, Webb, Caughley, Sinclair, Cook, Robsoii, Davison, ■ Bowron, * Hill, Moorhouse, * XieCren;-- Sinellie, Chiiwell,; J]p;hn«o;n, .Bullock, Armstrong, Edder, Armstrong, Butler, Pettigrew, Bostock. ' : ' '' •' • BREEZE (10.25 a.m.)', 347 tons, Gordon, from Timaru. , . TARAWERA, 2003, tons, White-Parsons, from Dunedin. WESTRALIA, 2884 tons, Bates, "Wellington. SAILED. ~ " .. ? FRIDAY, OCTOBER 16. OPOURI (4 p.m.), 571 tons, Pearson;.for €freymouth. . , HUIA, auxiliary schooner (4.25 p.m.), Mackenzie, for Dunedin. MONOWAI (8.30 p.m.), 8438 tons, Stevens, for Wellington. Passenger's:' Misses Anderson and Peryman, Mesdames Armstrong," Marsden, . Murdock, Dysart, Godfrey, Holland, 'Rev. Cumming, Messrs' Ewen, Bishop, Artristrong, Reese, Smith, McLennan, Reid, Cruscott, G.Hay, McKenzie, Joy ce, lloil ant}, dußcottr, and Hay. VESSELS '" ' John Anderson, Akaroa. Defender, Hoki-; tika. Hanley, Newcastle. Wootton, . Wei-; liigton. Canopus, Westport. VESSELS SAILING TO-DAY. Waliine, Breeze, Wellington. Petone, ,-Westport.. . Tarawera, Wellington.: •Festralia, Dunedin. Rosamond, ,Greymouth. VESSELS EXPECTED AT LYTTELTON. . COASTAL AND INTERCOLONIAL. 1 Vessel. From. Approx. date.' Monowai ' Wellington-.-- • Oct. 18' : Kamona -/Wellington- Oct. 20 Flora.. ,, 4 - . Timaru .... .Oct. 18 Himitangi Timaru Oct.. 19 . ' Wakatu Kaikoura Oct. 19 "fWahinß" Wellington • , ' Oct. 20 ifonowai Wellington , ~ Oct. -21 Victoria ' Dunedin , Oc 4 - 21 Waj-rimoo Wellington • Oct. r 2l Poherua Greymouth ; Oct. l 21 : "WaKine • ! • Wellington Oct.: 22 •7: Th^qeraki . _ Wellington Oct. 22 Monowai Wellingtoii Oct. 23 ' Wahine Wellington : ; Oct. 24 Mokoia Wellington Oct. 24 ■\Vestralia Dunedin Oct. 24 ▼ESSELS TO SAIL FROM LVTTBLTOK. COASTAL AND INTERCOLONIAL. Vessel. For. ■' Approx.i^ate. Monowai Wellington Oct. 17 Defender Wellington ■ , Oct. 17 Himitangi Wellington. Oct. 17 "Wootton Wellington- Oct. 19 Flora Wellington Oct. 19 "Waliine- Wellington Oct.. 20 Wtfkatu ■ Kaikoura Oct. 20 Monowai Wellington Oct. 21 Victoria - Wellington Oct. 21 Warrimoo V Dunedin Oct. 21 John Anderson Kaikoura Oct. 21 . ■ 'Moeraki Wellington Oct. 22 , Monowai . Wellington Oct. '23 -Tainui Auckland Oct. 23 "Wahine Wellington Oct. 24 'Mokoia , Dunedin Oct: 24 Westralia* Wellington Oct. 24 BY TELEGRAPJI. OVERSEA. ' ' By Cable.—Press AsgocUttiith—Copyright. NEWCASTLE, October lis. Sailed—Moorab.ool, for Auckland;. Cairn- , bill, for San Francisco. . . SYDNEY,' October 16. COASTAL. ; J"re** JL*ftciation. WELLINGTON. October 16. s ' Arrived—Kanna (4.50 .a.m.), fiom West- • port; Wahine (6.55 a.m.), from Lyttelton; 1 Westralia (7.45 4 a.m.), from East Coast and ; Auckland; Koutunui (11.20 'a.m.), from East \ Coast; Ulimaroa (1.10 p.m,), from Lyttelton. | Sailed—Arrino (3.5 p.m.), for TownsviUe; . Ulimaroa (7.30 p.m.), "for Sydney; I'ateena ' <9 p.m.), for Nelson; Wootton- (4. p.m.), for ' Lyttelton; Westralia (12 midnight), for Lyttelton. The steamer .Strathdee arrived nt Welling- , ion this evening Mith general cargo from ' 3aa Francisco for New Zealand and Australia. ' After discharge here she proceeds to Sydney/ The tug Terawliiti returned to-night after ' covering 1000 jhiles in search of the Kini. October. 17. Arrived—Monowai (10.10 a.m.), from Lyttelton; Opouri (10.50 a.m.), from Lyttelton. To Sail—Monowai (11 p.m.), for Lyttelton.' ■ ' AKAROA, October 17.- .1 Sailed—John Anderson (9;10 a.m.), for Lyttelton. . - • DUNEDIN, Octobei 1 16. Arrived—Kotare (3.50 a.m.), from Inver--^jirgill; Victoria '.12.50 p.m.), from Lyttelfin; Indralema'(2.lo p.m.), from Lyttelton. Sailed—-Tarawera (6.15 p.m.), for Auckvia East -Coast ports.- Passengers for lyttelton: Miss-Cairns, Mrs Keach, Mrs ,AVal- C «ott, Mr Gray. . ( NOTES. i Advice has been received at Wellington ® that the Shaw, "Savill, and Albion liner lonic a lias left Cape Town in continuation. of. her Toyage. . '. After a passage of 99 days from Marseilles, vhich she left on July 1, the Russian' ship . Pampa arrived at Port Chalmers late on Thursday afternoon. The Pampa is the largest ® flailing vessel which has been in Port Chal- i] jmers for-some 'time, her gross register being ® 1777 tons. During the latter part of the c voyage heavy gales and severe storms were c encountered, making the passage a rough one. £ On October 3 a seaman named Saarnio died r. from appendicitis. On October 9, 10, and 11 a hurricane was experienced off the Cape of Good Hope, and a second one was run into opposite Tasmania. The Pampa has a- cargd of 850,000 tiles, of which 450,000 will be landed at the southern port, and the vessel * Will then. epine on to Lyttelton to complete 1 . iiecharge.

Captain G. Lambert, of Wellington, and Captain Couldrey, of Auckland, have been appointed to act as nautical assessors at the rehearing of the enquiry into the collision between the scow Pahiki and the steamer Clansman, which occurred at Auckland recently. The rehearing will take place in the Auckland Supreme Court on Monday. At the first enquiry the blame was placed on the captain of the scow, wjiicli was sunk. Work on the Maori, which is now in dock at Port Chalmers having her stem strengthened, is proceeding satisfactorily, and she is expected to come out in a few days for painting, after which she will again go into. dock to complete overhaul. , « n. Prom London, via way ports, the C. and D. Line's steamer* Nerehana arrived at Wellington on Thursday to land the balance of her New. Zealand cargo. She then goes across to Australia, probably to-morrow.