SHIPPING.

Sun (Christchurch), Volume I, Issue 229, 31 October 1914, Page 8

SHIPPING.

PHASES OF THE MOON. OCTOBER. Day. Hour. Pull moon ». 4 5 29p.m. Last quarter 12 y.B p.m. New moon .. 19 6.4 p.m. First quarter .. 26 10.14 a.m. MOON. Moon rose to-day 4.4 p.m., sets 8.20 a.m. fQ-morrow. : TIDE. To-day, 1.34 a.m., 1.54 p.m. To-morrow, 2.13 a.m., 2.33 p.m. SUN. Sun rose to-day 4.46 a.m., sets 6.42 p.m. ARRIVED. FRIDAY, OCTOBER 80. WAKATU (6.5 p.m.), 157 tons, Wills, from Kaikoura. HIMITANGI (8 p.m.), 323 tons, Day, from ."Wellington. SATURDAY, October 31. TARAWERA (8.20 a.m.), 2003 tons, Dre"wette, from Dunedin. steerage passengers. WARRIMOO (5.30 a.m.), 3529 tons, Mcßeth, from Dunedin. ZEALANDIC (6.50 a.m.), 10,898 tons, Breen, from Wellington. WAHINE (7 a.m.), 4435 tons, Edwin, from Wellington. Passengers: Misses Loughnan, Jackson, Dyke, Peary, Roberts, Thompson, McCredie, Barnhill, Jackson, Cormr.ck, Moyle, Warner, Moore, Prime, Patrick, Thompson, Joseph, Wood, Robertson, Dennis, Mesdames • *Twentyman and child, Valentine, Stewart and child, Code and child, Proctor, Campbell, Rae, Ribband and child, Wilkinson, Studliolme, Code, Loughnan, Clerke and child, Payne, •Dickson, Gordon, Munro, Rawson, EasEon, Raid, Jackson, Watt, Price, Joyce, Murray, • Street, Messrs Holdsworth, Captain Bone, Dennett, Smith, Nicholas, Hurse, Twentyman, Porker,-Smith, Crawford,- 24 members "Bunty Pulls the Strings"- Theatrical Company, Valen- • tine, Slater, Ramsay, Sinclair, Dunn, Garry, "Wood, Forbes, Bennett, Lewis, Studholme, Hardy, Russell, George, Port, Taylor, Currie, Clarke, Rawson, Ruse, Nyliam, Jaggar, Livingstone, Kerr, Hall, Long, Hodder, Stevenson, Scales, Reid, Dneister, Williams, Murdock, Roberts, Olson, Clarkson, Robson, Otway, Murray, Fanning, Christie, Wallace, and 94 steerage. :■■■/- ROTORUA (8.45 a.m.), 11,130 tons, Sut•liffe, from Wellington. / KOWHAI (9.5 a.m.), 792 tons, HendeV, from Timaru. FLORA (9.45 a.m.), 1283 tons, Barron, from Timaru. RAKAIA (12.5 p.m.), 5628 tons, Smith, from Wellington. SAILED.

FRIDAY, OCTOBER 30. EUNICE, scow (3.40 p.m.), 187 tons, R. ■ Sproule, for Havelock. MONOWAI (8.25 pjn.j, 3433 tons, W. Manning, foT Wellington., Passengers: Misses Hedley, Storrier, Nurse, Thompson, Acland, Mesdamcs Wood, Bartlett, Shepherd, Messrs Oliver, V-allance, McCulloch, Scott, Aprabaman, Ooombridge, Beaumont, Edwards, Donnelly, Pavevich, and 26 steerage. HIMITANGI (10.30 p.m.), 323 tons, Day, ; - for Timaru. SATURDAY, OCTOBER 31. JOHN ANDERSON (4.45 a.m.) 52 tons, Conper,' for Alcaroa. ; . . " VESSELS DUE TO-DAY. ; ©pourj, Greymouth. Storm, Wangaiiui. ■ ; y YESSELS SAILING TO-ISAY. - ; Wahine, Wellington. Tarawera, Wellington. Warrimoo, Wellington. , Flora, Welling* \ ton. Kowhai, Napier. VESSELS EXPECTED AT LYTTELTON. COASTAL AND INTERCOLONIAL.

VESSELS TO SAIL FROM LYTTELTON. COASTAL AND INTERCOLONIAL.

BY TELEGRAPH. OVERSEA. By Guile. —Press Association. —Copyright. : ~ " SYDNEY, October 30. Sailed—Ulimaroa (5.15 p.m.), tor Welling- * ton. Arrived—Glenshee, from Hokianga. : COASTAL. Press Association. AUCKLAND, October 30. " Arrived; —Knight, of the Garter (1.20 a.m.), from Montreal, via Cape Town and Australian ports; Taviuni (1.15 a.jm.), from Wellington; >■ "Westralia (8.40 a.m.), from southern ports. T6 Sail—Taviuni (8 p.m.), for Cook and Society Islands. . October 31. Sailed—Taviuni (3 a.m.), for Eastern Pa«ific; Tainui (noon), for Wellington. WELLINGTON, October 80. Arrived —Manuka (5.40 a.m.), from Lyttelton ; Defender (6 a.m.), from Westport; "Wootton (6.40 a.m.), from Lyttelton; Wahine <5;55~a.m.),-. from Lyttelton; Pakeha (2.35 p.m.), from - Port Chalmers; Breeze (5.30 p.m.), from Lyttelton. ' ..V-.Sailed —Zealandic (3 p.m.), for Lyttelton; Storm (3.40' p.m.), for Lyttelton; Rotorua (5.20 p.m.), for Lyttelton; Manuka (5.45 p.m.), for Sydney; I'ateena (9.5 p.m.), for Nelson. : NOTES. Mr D. W. Rosie, purser of tlxe Wahine, baa been granted holiday leave, and Mr C. Leigliton, late purser of the Waitemata, is relieving liim. Mr K. 11. Parke, purser of the Warrimoo, has joined the Dunedin office of the Union Company, and Mr Neil, of the Paloona, has succeeded him. Running under charter to the New Zealand Shipping Company, the steamer Knight of the Carter arrived at Auckland yesterday morning from Montreal via Cape Town and Australian ports. The vessel has about 1200 tons of .cargo to put out at Auckland before coming on to Wellington and Lyttelton. She Is due here about the middle of next week. The Shaw, Savill steamer Mamari, which left London on October 16, is due at Wellington on December 1. She is coming out in place of the Arawa, and will leave Wellington on the homeward journey on December 81. The liew steamer Mako (600 tons gross), ■which has sailed from Glasgow, was built specially for Richardson and Co. at a cost of £20,000, and will be used in the East Coast trade. She has accommodation for 20 passengers, and ; will be able to carry about 650 tons of cargo. It is probable that Bhe ■will iuri in conjunction with the Kahu, the two vessels maintaining a weekly service between Auckland, East Coast bays, Gisborne Bnd Nnpier. _ Several charters by the Union Company have been announced of late, and it now transpires, that the steamer Prophet, which arrived at" Auckland yesterday from Newcastle, lias come across to New Zealand with

coal under the auspices of the Union Company. These charters are. no doubt duo to the increased demand for coal during the past few months. The Prophet is a vessel of 3226 tons gross and is only two years old, having been built in 1912 at Newcastle-on-Tyno for Messrs J. Gaff and Co., of Sydney. Another steamer under charter to the Union Company, the Canada Cape, left Newcastle on Thursday with a load of coal for Wellington. The Hinemoa, which was to have arrived at Lyttelton to day, will not leave Wellington till to-morrow, and will arrive at the port on Monday. Bad .weather is the cause of the delay. According to latest advices the C. and D. Line's steamer Indrabarah is expected to arrive at Auckland from London, via way ports, on November 25. She will complete discharge at Napier and Wellington. The wharves at Lyttelton to-day presented a more animated appearance than has been the case for some time past. In addition to several coastal vessels, no fewer than three ocean-going stoamers, the Zealandic, Rakaia, and Rotcrua, were discharging cargo. There has been rather a dearth of oversea Shipping of late, but this week end's quota in a way compensates for the past slackness.

\ Vessel. > ■ Prom. Approx. date. John Anderson Akaroa ■. Nov. 1 Poherua t Greymouth Nov. 1 ■ Moriowai ■/ "Kiltarwa' ■ Wellington Nov. 1 Wc6tport Nov. 1 V * Himitangi Tfmaru • Nov. 2 i Hinemoa Wellington.'. Nov. 2 V Waliine ' ■ Wellington Nov. 3 John Anderson Akanoa • Nov. 3 Monowai Wellington Nov. 4 Victoria ■Dunedm Nov. 4 Himitar.gi . Wellington Nov. 4 Westralia Wellington Nov. 4 Storm Timaru Nov. 4 Wahine Wellington Nov. 5 John Anderson Kaikoura Nov. 5 Ulimaroa Wellington Nov. 5 , Himitangi . > Wellington Nov. 5

Vessel. For. Approx. date. Wakatu ■ > Kaikoura - - 'Nov. 1 •: ; Zealandic Dunedin Nov. 1 1 Rakaia Dunedin Nov. 3 llotorua Dunedin Nov. 2 ©pouri Greymouth Nov. 3 Monowai ■ Wellington Nov. 2 John Anderson AkaroS Nov. 2 Wahine Nov. 3 Poherua,.'" Westport Nov. 3 Kittawa Westport Nov. 4 Storm Picton Nov, 4 Monowai Wellington . Nov. 4 Johtt Anderson Kaikoura NOT. 4 Victoria Wellington Nov. 4 \Vestralia Dunedin Nov. 4 Wahine Wellington Nov. 5 tJlimaroa Wellington Nov. 5 Himitangi Chatham Is. Nov. 5,