SHIPPING.

Taranaki Daily News, 22 November 1924, Page 3

SHIPPING.

PORT OF NEW PLYMOUTH. SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 22, 1924. PHASES OF THE MOON. - NOVEMBER. Nov. 27.—New moon, ‘ 4.46 a.m.

ARRIVED. November 21.—Ngapuhi, s.a. (5.30 a.in.), €9l tons, Bark, from Onehunga. “AILED. November 21.—Breeze, s.s. (11 a.m.), 553 tons, Manson, fOi' Wanganui. November 21.—Ngapuhi, s.s. (7.40 p.m.), €9l tons, Bark, for Onehunga. IN PORT. Nil. I. EXPECTED ARRIVALS. COASTAL. Opua. from Greymouth, to-day. Titoki, from Westport, to-day. Walpori, from Portland, Monday. Ngapuhi. from Onehunga, Tuesday. Kahika, from Wellington, Tuesday. Regulua, from Westport, Wednesday. Progress, from south, Thursday. Opihi, from Dunedin, next Saturday. John, from Dunedin, December 2. OVERSEAS, Port Chalmers, left New York September 25 for Auckland, Wellington, Lyttelton, Timaru, Dunedin and Bluff for discharge. Loads later ot Wellington, Napier, Gisborne and New Plymouth. Arrived at Auckland October 30; due New Plymouth this morning. (Collett and Co.) Waikawa, left San Francisco October 25 for Napier, New Plymouth and Dunedin; due Napier yesterday and New Plymouth Thursday. (U.-S.S. Co.). Karorl, leaves Adelaide in December for Auckland, New Plymouth and Wellington. (U.S.S. Co.) Kiunara. to load; due December 8. (Newton King Ltd.). Zealandic, to load: due December 20. (Newton King Ltd.). Physa, from Singapore, via ports; due middle of December. (N.Z. Express Co.) Koromiko, from Newcastle and Port Stevens; due middle of December. Holmwood (schooner), from Newcastle with coal; due middle of December. (Holm and Co.). H. K. Hal! (schooner),- with cargo from Australian ports for New Plymouth and Auckland; arrival indefinite. Pakipaki, left New York November 2

and Newport Nows on November 12 for Auckland, Wellington, New Plymouth, Lyttelton, Dunedin and Australia; due Auckland December 7, and New Plymouth late in December. (U.S.S. Co.). Rimutaka, left Liverpool October 13 for Auckland. IVellington, Lyttelton, Dunedin and New Plymouth; due* Auckland Monday, and New’ Plymouth about the middle of December. (U.S.S. Co.). Tekoa, loads at London November 26 for Auckland, Port Chalmers and New Plymouth. Due Auckland December 31 (U.S.S. Co.). PACIFIC MAIL STEAMERS. Maunganul, left Sydney October 6 and Wellington last Tuesday for San Francisco; due on, Friday. Leaves San Francisco December 3 for Sydney via Wellington; due Wellington december 22 and Sydney December 27 . Tahiti, left San Francisco on October 5 for Sydney, via Wellington; due Wellington next Monday and Sydney next Saturday. Leaves Sydney December 4 for San Francisco, via Wellington, leaving Wellington December 9; due December 26. Niagara, left Vancouver last Wednesday for Sydney, via Auckland; due Auckland December 8 and Sydney December 13. Leaves Sydney December 18 for Vancouver via Auckland, leaving Auckland December 23 ; due January 9. Makura, left Sydney last Thursday for Vancouver, via Auckland, leaving Auckland next Tuesday: due December 12. Leaves Vancouver December 17 for Sydney, via Auckland; due Auckland January 5 and Sydney January 10. INTERCOLONIAL SERVICE. Manuka, left Sydney yesterday for Wellington; due there next Tuesday. Leaves Wellington next Friday for Sydney ; due December 2. Leaves Sydney December 5 for Auckland; due December 9. Uliniaroa. now at Sydney. Leaves to-day for Auckland; due next Wednesday. Leaves Auckland next Friday for Sydney; due December 2. Leaves Sydney December G for Wellington; due December 10. Maheno, left Auckland yesterday for Sydney : due next Tuesday. Leaves Sydney next Friday for Wellington; due December 2 Leaves Wellington December 5 for Sydney ; due December 9. Moeraki. left Melbourne last Saturday for Wellington, via Bluff, Dunedin and Lyttelton; due Wellington to-day. Leaves Wellington Monday for Melbourne direct. CUStOMS EXCHANGE RATES. Rates of exchange for Customs purposes foi the following vessels having cargo for New Plymouth are:— Wairuna.—Canada, 4.51 ; U.S.A., 4.49. Canadian Challenger.—Canada. 4.49 dollars; U.S.A., 4.49 dollars Trevithick.—Canada, 4.49 dollars; U.S.A.. < 45 dollars. City of Dunedin. —Canada, 4.47 dollars; U.S.A., 4.4 G dollars. Makura.—Canada, 4.50 dollars; U.S.A., 4.49 dollars: Honolulu, 4.50 dollars. Atholl.—Canada, 4.47 dollars; U.S.A., 4.47 dollars. Port Chalmers.—Canada, 4.47 dollars: U.S.A., 4.47 dollars. PORT CHALMERS THIS MORNING. The Port Chalmers is due from Bluff about 5.30 this morning to load frozen meat for Genoa. She has 30,000 freight carcases from the Waitara works to take in, and a small consignment from the Patea works. From here she proceeds to Wellington, her final loading port, and Napier. The Port Chalmers is a vessel of 6534 tons register under the command of Captain A. E. Jolly. The steamer loaded at New York and cleared that port on September 25. She cleared Panama on October 5 and had a fair weather voyage across the Pacific, with the exception of strong westerly winds when nearing the New Zealand coast. Captain Jolly has with him the following officers: Chief, Mr. J. B. Bradley; second, Mr. A. E. Fishwick; third, Mr. E. A. Beamish; fourth, Mr. J. B. Watson; chief engineer, Mr. J. Young; second, Mr. T. Stirk; third, Mr. A. ‘Williams; fourth, Mr. J. O. Moffett; fifth, Mr. R. W. Ralph; chief refrigerating engineer, Mr. J. S. Blackie ; second. Mr. F. W. Coghlan; chief steward, Mr. D. V. Williams; first wireless operator, Mr. A. W. Box; second, Mr. A. S. Patterson.

PHYSA DUE NEXT MONTH. Information received on Thursday stated that the Physa was expected at New Plymouth next Monday. This has since been found to be incorrect, as the steamer is not due until the middle of next month. CARGO FROM AUSTRALIA. Advice has been received that the Koromiko Is scheduled to load at Newcastle and Port Stephens during the first week in December for Wellington and New Plymouth. She should arrive here about the middle of December, BREEZE SAILS FOR WANGANUI. Discharge of the coal cargo from the Breeze was completed yesterday morning, and the vessel sailed at 11 ©’clock for Wanganui. TITOKI LEAVES WESTPORT. The Titoki sailed from Westport at G o’clock last night for New Plymouth with GOO tons of coal. She should arrive this evening. ONEHUNGA SERVICE. The Ngapuhi arrived from Onehunga early yesterday morning with passengers and general cargo, sailing north again at 7.40 in the evening. She is due back on Tuesday morning. NEW UNION VESSELS. The Union Steam Ship Company has ordered an oil tanker to replace the Orowaiti, whicn was wrecked on the Californian coast. The new vessel will have a carrying capacity of 10,000 tons, and will be driven by Diesel engines. She will be able to load and discharge oil at the rate of between 700 and 800 tons per hour, and will have the latest ideas in oil tankers. Another vessel has also been ordered to replace the Armagh, wrecked at Liverpool on December IG, 1923. This order calls for a motor vessel of 12,000 tons, and will also be one with all the latest ideas for handling cargo with rapidity. SHIPPING TELEGRAMS. ARRIVED. Westport, November 21.—Regulus (1 p.m.), from New Plymouth. Newcastle, November 21.—Wattomo, from Wellington. Auckland. November 21.—Kaikoura (7 a.m.), from Newcastle. , SAILED. Sydney, November 21.—Whangape, for LytNewcastle, November 21.—Rakanoa, for New Zealand. Auckland. November 21.—Maheno (11.15 a.m.), for Sydney.

TIDES AND SUN. High water. Sun- Sun a.m. p.m. ' rise, set November 22 ... 4.30 4 55 4.21 7.1 November 23 ... 5.26 5.50 4.20 7.2 November 24 ... 6.25 6.46 4.20 7.2 Novambor 25 ... 7.20 7.40 4.19 7.5 November 20 ... 8.28 8.19 4.19 7.6 November 27 ... 9.27 9.45 4.18 7.7 November 28 ... 10.20 10.37 4.18 7.8