SHIPPING.

Taranaki Daily News, 23 September 1926, Page 3

SHIPPING.

PORT OF NEW PLYMOUTH. THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 23, 1926. PHASES OF THE MOON SEPTEMBER. September 29.—Lost auarter. 5.18 a.m. OCTOBER. October 7.—New moon, 9.43 a.m. October 15. —First quarter, 1.5* a.m. October 21.—Full moon, 4.45 p.m. October 28. —Last quarter, 10.27 p.m, TIDES AND SUN.

AK HIVED. September 22.—Gisla, rn.v. (12 noon). 8548 tons, Ebbesen, from Nauru Island. September 22.—Opihi, s.s. (2.45 p.m.) 1116 tons, Fisk, from Nelson. SAILED. September 22. Progress, s.s. (3.30 p.m.), 353 tons, Hay, for Wellington. September 22.—Titoki, s.s. (5.30 p.m.), 625 tons, Vickerman, for Nelson. September 22. —Rarawa, s.s. 8.15 p.m.), 1072 tons. Bark, for Onehunga. Passengers: Misses Prescott, Curwen, Barrett, Buchanan, Caxford, Burke, Frazer, Chambers; Mesdames Siffleet, Waddell, Murray, Frazer, Chambers; Messrs. Kinsella, Gray, Butler, Carter, Read, Meyrlck, Brough, Tito, Smart. Cantelin, Lash, Short, Waddell, Frazer, Staples, George (2). IN PORT. Gisla, m.v., Newton King wharf. Opihi, s.s., Moturoa wharf. EXPECTED ARRIVALS COASTAL. Rarawa, from Onehunga, to-morrow. John, from Lyttelton, Saturday. Totara, from Wellington, Sunday. Ngapuhi, from Onehunga, Tuesday. Opihi, from Dunedin, early. OVERSEAS. Rimutaka, loads at Nerv Plymouth on Thursday next for London. (U.-S.S. Co.). Kaiwarra, loads at Melbourne and Adelaide early for New Plymouth, Auckland and Wellington; due at New Plymouth early in October. (U.S.S. Co.). Queen Maude, left Montreal on July 24 for Auckland, Wellington, Lyttelton, Dunedin and New Plymouth; arrived Auckland on Monday and due New Plymouth end of September. (U.S.S. Co.). Montagu, left Los Angeles middle August for New Zealand ports, including New' Plymouth ; arrived Auckland last Friday; due New Plymouth next Wednesday. (Newton King, Ltd.). Taransay, left Texas August 26 for New Zealand ports, including New Plymouth; due Auckland on October 6' and New Plymouth October 9. (Newton King, Ltd.). Enton, left Vancouver late In August and San Francisco early in September for New Zealand ports, including New Plymouth. (U.S.S. Co.). Ruapehu, loads at New Plymouth October 25 for West of England ports and London. (U.S.S. Co.). West Nivaria, loads at Pacific Coast ports this week for New Zealand ports, including New Plymouth. (Newton King, Ltd.). Waitemata, loads at Pacific Coast ports during October for Napier, Lyttelton, Dunedin, Nelson and New Plymouth. (U.S.S. Co.). Turakina, left Liverpool on September 11 for New Zealand ports, including New Plymouth. Due Auckland October 18. (U.S.S. Co.). Mahana, leaves London October 6 for Auckland, Wellington and New Plymouth. Due Auckland November 13. (Newton King, Ltd.). Dewey, leaves Vancouver October 22 and San Francisco November 3 for New Zealand ports, including New Plymouth; due middle of December. (Newton King, Ltd.). Gustav, from Malden Island, via Rarotonga; arrival indefinite PACIFIC MAIL STEAMERS. TO SAN FRANCISCO. Tahiti, left San Francisco September 8 for Sydney, via Wellington; due Wellington next Monday and Sydney October 2. Leaves Sydney October 7 for ’Frisuu, via Wellington. Leaves Wellington October 12 and due 'Frisco October 29. Leaves 'Frisco November 3 for Sydney, via Wellington; due Wellington November 22 and Sydney November

Makura, left Wellington September 14 for San Francisco; due 'Frisco October 1. Leaves 'Frisco October 8 for Sydney, via Wellington; due Wellington October 25 and Sydney October 30. Leaves Sydney November 4 for 'Frisco, via Wellington. Leaves Wellington November 9 and due 'Frisco November 26. TO VANCOUVER. Aorangi, leaves Sydney • to-day for Vancouver, via Auckland. Leaves Auckland next Tuesday; due Vancouver October 15. Leaves Vancouver October 20 for Sydney, via Auckland; leaves Auckland November 9 and due Sydney November 13. Niagara, now at Vancouver. Leaves there to-day for Sydney, via Auckland; due at Auckland October 11 and Sydney October 16. Leaves Sydney October 21 for Vancouver, via Auckland: leaves Auckland October 26 and du© Vancouver November 12. INTERCOLONIAL SERVICE. Marama, now at Sydney. Leaves there to-morrow for Wellington. Due Wellington next Friday. Leaves Wellington October 1 for Sydney; due October 5. Leaves Sydney October 8 for Auckland; due October 12. Ulimaroa, now at Wellington. Leaves Wellington to-morrow for Sydney and due next Tuesday. Leaves Sydney October 1 for Auckland; due October 5. Leaves Auckland October 8 for Sydney; due October 12. Maheno, now at Sydney. Leaves Sydney to-morrow for Auckland and due next Tuesday. Leaves Auckland October 1 for Sydhey: due October 5. Leaves Sydney October 8 for Wellington; due October 12. Manuka, now at Melbourne. Leaves there today for Wellington, via Bluff, Dunedin and Lyttelton. Due Wellington October 1 and sails October 2 for Melbourne. CUSTOMS EXCHANGE. Rates of exchange for Customs purposes for the following vessels having cargo for New Plymouth are:— Wirral.—U.S.A., 4.57 ; Canada, 4 86. West Calera.—U.S.A.. 4.87; Canada. 4.86. Canadian Cruiser.—U.S.A., 4.87 ; Canada, 4.86. Dewey.—U.S.A., 4.86; Canada, 4.8 G; Honolulu, 4.86. MaunganuL—U.S.A., 4.8 G; Canada. 4.85. City of Newcastle. -Java, 12.12; Singapore, 2s 4d; India, 17 15-16. QUEEN MAUD’S MOVEMENTS. The steamer Queen Maud Is to leaie Auckland til’s evening for Wellington, Lyttelton, Dunedin and New Plymouth to eomnletdischarging her cargo from Eastern Canadian ports.

GISLA IN PORT. An arrival at New Plymouth at noon yesterday was tli© Norwegian motor ship Gisla with 3000 tons of phosphates from Nauru Island for discharge here. The Gisla left Wellington last July for Ocean island, where she originally intended loading, but conditions on the islands necessitated her being diverted to Nauru Island, but it was some time before loading could be commenced. Upon leaving Nauru on September 9 for New Plymouth direct, the vessel struck a heavy south-westerly roll, which continued from the time she passed New Caledonia until she reached the New Zealand coast. The vessel is expected to be in port until next Tuesday, when she will proceed to Wanganui to put out the balance of her cargo. Captain Thomas Pbbesen is in command, and lias with him the following officers: Chief, Mr. O. Bjrerudahl; second, Mr. J. Johnson; third, Mr. G. Knudsen; chief engineer, Mr. C. Euholm; second, Mr. L. Rognoldsen; third, Mr. A. Christensen; chief steward, Mr. H. Nelson. TITOKI CLEARS FOR NELSON. After discharging 350 tons of coal from Westport, the Titoki cleared New Plymouth yesterday evening for Nelson. YO SERIO DELAYED. During her voyage from New Plymouth to Westport, where she is to bunker before proceeding to Australia, the Y’oseric wirelessed that she was sheltering at Awaroa Bay. RIMUTAKA DUE THURSDAY. The New Zealand Shipping Company’s steamer Rimutaka will not now arrive at New Plymouth until Thursday next to commence loading for United Kingdom ports. She is to leave Bluff on Saturday for Nelson and will leave there on Wednesday for New' Plymouth. FIRE ON KAITOKE. On Saturday afternoon fire broke out on the Union Company’s steamer Kaitoke, at Auckland. The outbreak was soon suppressed, however, little damage being done. The vessel sailed at 10 p.m. for Wellington. She was scheduled to leave there to-day for New Plymouth, but the Union Company advises that her trip has been cancelled. Her cargo, with transhipments from the Cumberland, will arrive at New Plymouth on Sunday by the Tctara. PROGRESS DISPATCHED. After discharging 150 tons of general southern cargo and loading 70 tons, the Progress was dispatched yesterday evening for Lyttelton, via Wellington, Dunedin, Oamartl and Timaru. OPIHI ARRIVES FROM SOUTH. With transhipments ex the Opawa. the Keelung and the Sussex, the Opihi arrived at New Plymouth early yesterday afternoon from Wellington, via Nelson. She was berthed yesterday evening and Is expected to sail tonight. for Dunedin, via Wellington, and loads ut the former port on Monday for New Plymouth, coming via the usual southern i>orts. ONEHUNGA SER VCD. Passengers who arrived by the Rarawa on Tuesday night were: Misses White, Ambrose (2), Cle’and, Scott. McDonald, Lete (2), ConIfn; Mesdames Sutton, Greyling, Frazer and child, McKay and child, Golding, Casey, Mart

ley, Cullame, Taylor, Harris and boy; Messrs. McCullam, Quillame, Fookes, Connerley, Fookes, Julienne, Mallem, Johns, Roche, McKay, Baxter, Minveoheny, Vincent, Eady, Bridger, Cullame, Bennett, Pierce, Fookes. The vessel discharged 170 tons of cargo and returned to Onehunga after the arrival of the mail train last night. She is due back at New Plymouth early to-morrow morning, and on Saturday leaves Onehunga for Auckland, where she will undergo her periodical overhaul, her place meanwhile being taken by the Ngapuhi, which is withdrawing from the Auckland-Onerahi passenger service owing to railway development. — SHIPPING TELEGRAMS. ARRIVED. Fremantle, September 22.—Orsova, from Lon don. Melbourne, September 22—Kaiwarra, from New Zealand. Auckland, September 22. —Canopus (1.4 » p.m.), from Westport; Katoa <9.30 p.m.),’ from Wellington. SAILED. Auckland. September 22.—Southern Cross (3 . p.m.), for New Hebrides.

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