SHIPPING MOVEMENTS

Taranaki Daily News, 19 August 1929, Page 2

SHIPPING MOVEMENTS

PORT OF NEW PLYMOUTH

MONDAY, AUGUST 19, 1929,

ARRIVAL SATURDAY. Northumberland, 11,555 tons, Upton, from Dunedin, 8 a.m. DEPARTURE YESTERDAY. Wirral, for Wanganui, 9.30 a.in. VESSELS TN PORT. Northumberland; Newton King wharf. EXPECTED ARRIVALS. COASTAL. Progress, from south, to-day. Ngapuhi, from Onehunga, to-niorr o w. Corinna, from south, Wednesday. Ngapuhi, from Onehunga, Friday. Totara, from south, Saturday. OVERSEAS. Arlington Court (4915 tons) left Galveston July 24 with sulphur for Auckland, Lyttelton, Dunedin, New Plymouth and Wanganui; due New Plymouth about September 10. (Newton King, Wairuna (5382 tons), left Los Angeles August 7 for Lyttelton, Dunedin, Nelson, New Plymouth and Napier; due New Plymouth late in September. {U.S.S. Co ) Papanui (8046 tons), left Liveipool on August 3 for Auckland, W elliugton, Lyttelton, Dunedin and New Plymouth; due New Plymouth early in October. (U.S.S. Co.). Ruapehu (9018 tons), to leave London September 12 for Dunedin,. Lyttelton and New Plymouth; due New Plymouth about the middle of November. (U.S.S. Co.). Waitemata (5729 tons), to leave Los Angeles September 30 for New Zealand ports, including New Plymouth; due New Plymouth in November. (U.S.S. Co.). Wairuna (5382 tons), leaves Los Angeles November 30 for Napier, Lyttelton, Dunedin, Nelson and New Plymouth; due New Plymouth about the middle of January, (U.S.S. Co.). Waikawa (5677 tons), to leave Los Angeles December 15 for Napier, Lyttelton, Dunedin and New Plymouth; due New Plymouth early in February. (U.S.S. Co.).

PACIFIC MAIL STEAMERS.

TO VANCOUVER.

Aorangi, leaves Vancouver Wednesday for Auckland and Sydney; due Auckland September 9 and Sydney September 14. Leaves Sydney September 19 for Vancouver, via Auckland, leaving Auckland ■ September 24; due October 11. Leaves Vancouver Oct. 16 for Auckland and Sydney; duo Auckland November 4 and Sydney November 9. leaves Sydney Thursday for Vancouver, via Auckland, leaving Auckland August 27; due September ■ 13. Leaves Vanvouver September 18 for Auckland and Sydney; due Auckland October 7 and Sydney October 12. Leaves Sydney October 17 for Vancouver, via Auckland, leaving Auckland October 22; due November 8. TO SAN FRANCISCO. Maunganui, left Wellington Tuesday for San Francisco; due August 30. Leaves San Francisco September 4 for Wellington and Sydney; due Wellington September 23 and Sydney September 28. The Makura makes the next trip, leaving Sydney October 3 and Wellington October 8 for San Francisco; due October 25, Tahiti, left San Francisco August 7 for Wellington and Sydney; due Wellington August 26 and Sydney August 31, Leaves Sydney September 5 for San Francisco, via Wellington, leaving Wellington September 10; due September 27. Leaves San Francisco October 2 for Wellngton and Sydney; due Wellington October 21 and Sydney October 26. INTERCOLONIAL SERVICE. TO SYDNEY. Marama, left Auckland Friday for Sydney; due to-morrow. The Makura makes the next trip and leaves Sydney Friday for Wellington; due August 27. Leaves Wellington August 30, due Sydney September 6; due Auckland September 10. Maheno, left Wellington Friday for Sydney; due to-morrow. Leaves Sydney Friday for Auckland; duo August 27. Leaves Auckland August 30; due Sydney September 3. Leaves Sydney September 6; due Wellington September 10. Ulimaroa, left Sydney Friday for Wellington; due to-morrow. Leaves Wellington Friday for Sydney; duo August 27. Leaves Sydney August 30; due Auckland September 3. Leaves Auckland September 6; due Sydney September 10. Leaves Sydney September 13; due Wellington September 17. TO MELBOURNE. Manuka, left Wellington for Melbourne Saturday; due Thursday. COASTAL MOVEMENTS. The Totara is to load at Lyttelton for New Plymouth, via ’Wellington, on Thursday. She is due on Saturday. (U.S.S. Co./. The Corinna is due at New Plymouth on Wednesday from Dunedin, Timaru, Lyttelton, Wellington and Nelson, and after discharging will load 4000 boxes of butter for transhipment to the Mataroa ai Wellington, (U.S S. Co.). The Progress is expected at New. Plymouth from Dunedin, Timaru, Lyttelton and Wellington to-day and will sail later for Waikato and Dunedin, (Holin and Co.). NEW PLYMOUTH-ONEHUNGA FERPvY The Ngapuhi is expected at New Plymouth with passengers and cargo from Onehunga to-morrow morning. She will return to-morrow night and is due again ou Friday. THE NORTHUMBERLAND ARRIVES. With 1500 tons of cargo for discharge from Liverpool and west of Britain ■ ports, the Federal lino steamer Northi umberland arrived at New Plymouth , from Dunedin early on Saturday _morning and was berthed at th© Newton

King wharf.. The Northumberland is the third largest vessel that has visited New Plymouth, being exceeded in tonnage only by the Mataroa and the Rotorua, and was here last in July, 1928. The vessel will also load 5750 freight carcases of meat for Home at New Plymouth and is expected to sail for Dunedip, Timaru, Lyttelton, Wellington, Napier and Auckland about Wednesday or Thursday. She is scheduled to clear Auckland about September 12 for London and west coast or England ports. Captain H. L. Upton has with him the following officers Chief, Mr. J. S. Oxmaid; second, Mr. F. F. Renny; third, Mr. 1. Phillips; fourth, Mr. R. S. Miller; surgeon, Dr. AV. G. Clifton; chief engineer, Mr. J. B. Dick; second, Mr. J. Kemp; third, Mr. A. Armour; fourth, Mr. T. Nivan; fifth, Mr. F. Manning;'sixth, Mr. T, Wilson; seventh, Mr. J. Whitaker; eighth, Mr. J. Lawrence; chief refrigerating engineer, Mr. C. Nicholson; second, Mr. A. Willis; wireless operators, 'Messrs. M. Savage and R. Gloyer; schoolmaster, Mr. F. Bostock; steward-in-cliargc, Mr. E. Swift.

WIRRAL DEPARTS FOR WANGANUI

The Wirral completed discharge of 3750 tons of Nauru Island phosphates at New Plymouth on Saturday and sailed early yesterday morning for Wanganui to put out the other half of her cargo.

PRODUCE FROM TARANAKI AT SEA.

The Maliia, which was despatched from Auckland for New York, Boston, Halifax and London on July 22, is reported to have cleared Colon last Wednesday, The vessel was at New Plymouth at the beginning of July, when she loaded 6021 boxes of butter, 3965 crates of cheese and 13,000 freight carcases of meat. The Kent cleared Curacao last Monday tn continuation of her voyage from Auckland to London and West Coast ports of Great Britain. The vessel loaded 500 boxes of butter, 4000 crates of cheese and 12,000 freight carcases of meat at New Plymouth late in June and sailed from Auckland on July 19. AORANGI MAKES A FAST VOYAGE. A .fast voyage has been made by the Royal Mail liner Aorangi. She reached Vancouver from Auckland at two o clock on Thursday afternoon, 24 hours ahead of schedule. ’I he vessel is to sail on her return voyage on Wednesday and she is due back at Auckland on September 8. SHIPPING TELEGRAMS. Sydney, August 17. —Sailed: Ulimafoa“(l a.in.), for Wellington. Onehunga, August 17.—Arrived: Ngapuhi (8.15 a.m.), from New Plymouth. ~ , r , . , London, August 16.—Sailed: Golden Cloud, from Tacoma; Rotorua, from Curacao. Sydney, August 17—Arrived: Makura (6.30 a.m.), from Wellington. TIDES, SUN, PHASES OF MOON.

August 20. —Full moon, 9.12 p.m. August 28. —Last quarter, 7.32 a.m. September 3.—New moon, 11.18 p.m. Sept. 11.—First quarter, 11.27 a.m.

High water. Sunrise. Sunset. a.m. p.m. Aug. 17 .. 7.35 7.57 6.39 5.17 Aug. 18 .. 8.12 8.30 6.38 5.18 Aug. 19 .. 8.44 8.59 6.37 5.z0 Aug. 20 .. 9.15 9.23 6.35 5.20 Aug. 21 ., 9.45 9.59 6.34 5.21 Aug. 22 .. 10.18 10.32 6.32 5.22 Aug. 23 .. 10.52 11.8 6.31 5.23 Aug. 24 .. 11.29 11.45 6.30 5.24 Aug 25 .. 12.8 6.28 5.24