SHIPPING MOVEMENTS

Taranaki Daily News, 29 September 1930, Page 2

SHIPPING MOVEMENTS

PORT OF NEW PLYMOUTH MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 29, 1930. ARRIVALS SATURDAY. Pori, Caroline (8265 tons), Brown, from Lyttelton (10.30 a.m.). , Fernwood (4695 tons), from Wellington (noon). DEPARTURE SATURDAY., Hauturu, for Ouehunga (5.30 a.in.). VESSELS IN PORT. Totara, Newton King wharf. Port Caroline, Newton King wharf, Eernwood, Mdturoa wharf. EXPECTED ARRIVALS. J COASTAL. Opihi, from south, to-morrow, Hauturu, from Ouehunga, to-morrow. Kaimanawa> from Lyttelton, Wednesday. John, from south, Friday. Himatangi, from south, October ", Progress, from south, October 10. OVERSEAS. Kaponga (2345 tons), with a cargo from Devonport, Adelaide, Edithburg and Melbourne, arrived Saturday at Auckland and. is due later at Portland, and New Plymouth this morning, and Wellington later. (U.S.S. Co.) Soloy (4402 tons), from Bunbury with timber for New Plymouth.' Due this week-end at New Plymouth. (Newton King, Ltd.). Antiope (4545 tons), left Casablanca, Morocco on August 14 with phosphates for Auckland, New Plymouth and-Wa-nganui. Due Auckland Wednesday and New Plymouth October 6 with 1380 tons of phosphates. (Newton King, Ltd,.). Zealandic (8281 tons), due New Plymouth about the third week in October to load. 6000 boxes of butter, 4000 freight carcases of meat and 8000 crater of cheese. (Newton King, Ltd.) Hertford (10,945 tons), from west eoast ports of United Kingdom, And from Liverpool August 16 with cargo for discharge at Auckland, Napier, Wellington, Lyttelton, Port Chalmers and New Plymouth, where she is due on October 20. Loads 7000 boxes of butter at New Plymouth. (U.S.S Co.) Ruahine (10,758 tons), loads meal) 14,000 boxes of butter and 6000 crates of cheese at New Plymouth about October 20. (U.S.S. C 0.).. Port Brisbane (8315 tons), due New Plymouth-October 25 to load 7000 boxes .of butter, 12,000 freight carcases of meat and 5000 crates of cheese. (Collett ana Co.). ■ ■.■■■■ Waihemo (5627 tons), from Pacific Coast ports, left Los Angeles yesterday for New Zealand ports, including New Plymouth, • where she is due on November 6. (U.S.S. Co.) Ferndale (9670 tons), left London September'24; due Lyttelton November 3, Dunedin and* New Plymouth November 12. (Newton King, Ltd.) Steamer leaves Adelaide, Edithburg and. Melbourne early in November for New Plymouth-; due Now Plymouth late in November. (U.S.S. Co.), Golden West (5587 tons), loads at Pacific Coast ports for New Zealand. She clears Los .Angeles on October 1, and is due at New Plymouth about November. 20, (Newton King, Ltd.). Northumberland (11,555 tods), leaves Liverpool November 8 for Auckland, Wellington, Lyttelton, Port Chalmers and New Plymouth. (U.S.S. Co.). Waikawa (5677 tons), leaves Vancouver November 5, San Francisco November 17 and Dos Angeles November 20. Due at Napier December 15 and New Plymouth in January. (U.S.S. Co.) BRITISH PASSENGER”* STEAMERS. Rangitata, left Southampton August 29; due Wellington on Wednesday. Tainui, ■ left Southampton September 12; due Auckland October 18. Rangitane, left Southampton September 26; due Auckland Octob°r 29. Tamaroa, leaves Southampton October 10; due Wellington November-11. Rotorua, leaves Southampton October 17; due Wellington December 2. Remuera, leaves Southampton October 24; due Wellington December 1. PACIFIC MAIL STEAMERS. ' TO VANCOUVER. Aorangi, left Vancouver September ,17 for Auckland and Sydney, due Auckland October 6 and Sydney October 11. Leaves Sydney October 16 for Vancouver, via Auckland; due Auckland October 21 and Vancouver November 7. Leaves Vancouver November 12 for Auckland and Sydney; due Auckland December 1 and Sydney December 6. Niagara, left Sydney on September 18 for Auckland and Vancouver; duo. Auckland to-morrow and October 10. Leaves Vancouver October 15 for Sydney, via Auckland; due Auckland November 3 and Sydney November 8. Leaves Sydney November 13 for Vancouver via Auckland; due Auckland November 18 and Vancouver December 5. TO SAN FRANCISCO. Makura, leaves San Francisco on Wednesday for Wellington and Sydney; due Wellington October 21 and Sydney October 25. Leaves Sydney October 30 for San Francisco, via Wellington. Due Wellington November 4 and San Francisco November 21. Leaves San Francisco November 26 for Wellington and Sydney; due Wellington December 15 and Sydney December 20. INTERCOLONIAL SERVICE. TO SYDNEY. Maunganui, left Wellington on Thursday for Sydney; due Sydney to-day. Leaves Sydney on Thursday next for Wellington; due Wellington October 6. Ulimaroa, left Sydney on Friday for Wellington; due Wellington to-morrow .Leaves Wellington on Friday for Sydney; due Sydney October 7. Leaves Sydney October 10 for Auckland; due Auckland October 14. Marama, left Auckland on Friday for Sydney; due Sydney to-morrow. Leaves Sydney on Friday lor Auckland and Wellington; due Auckland October 7 and Wellington October 9. Leaves Wellington October 10 for Sydney; due Sydney October 14. TO MELBOURNE. Maheno, left Wellington on Saturday for Melbourne, via. Bluff. Leaves Bluff Monday and due Melbourne on Friday, COASTAL MOVEMENTS. The Hauturu left New Plymouth for Oiiehuiiga on Saturday aft,er being delayed by the storm since Thursday. She is due at New Plymouth again to-mor-row morning, and is to return north the ‘ same evening. (Northern Co.)

The Totara, delayed by rough weather, is to sail at 10 o'clock this morning for Westport and Greymouth to load 350 tons of coal for New Plymouth. She was to have left on Saturday morning. (U.S.S. Co.) The Progress, from southern ports, cleared Wellington at 8 p.m. on Saturday for New Plymouth, where she was expected to arrive at about midnight last night. She proceeds to-day to Port Waikato. She will return to Dunedin, whore she will load on October 6 for New Plymouth, where she is duo on October 10. Tho vessel will sail via Timaru, Lyttelton and Wellington. (Hooker Bros.). The John loaded at Dunedin on Saturday for New Plymouth, via Timaru, Lyttelton and Wellington. She is due on Friday and proceeds next to Port Waikato. (Hooker Bros.) The Opihi loaded at Dunedin, on Tuesday for New Plymouth, via southern ports. She is due at Now Plymouth to-morrow and sails the same day for Wellington and Dunedin. (U.S S. Co.). The Kairnanawa was to load at Timaru on Saturday for New Plymouth, via Lyttelton. She is. due at New Plymouth on Wednesday morning and sails later for Westport and Greymouth. (U.S.S. Co.). The Himatangi loaves Lyttelton next Thursday for New/Plyraouth,. where she is due on October 7 via Wellington and Wanganui. She then proceeds to Tarakohe and Foxton. (Hooker Bros.) FERNWOOD IN PORT. a The Norwegian motor-ship .Fernwood, which arrived at New Plymouth from Wellington about noon on Saturday, was berthed at the Moturoa wharf, where she will discharge 600 tons of asphalt from Tampico, The vessel is due to sail to-day for Australian ports to complete discharge. When the vessel arrived at Auckland she had nearly 7000 tons of asphalt and a small quantity of general cargo from New Orleans. A quantity of the cargo was unloaded at Auckland, and she sailed for Lyttelton, Wellington, New Plymouth and Australia to complete discharge. She is a new vessel on her maiden voyage and was built in Denmark. Her tonnage is 4095 ’gross and her twin screws are driven by Burmeister and Wain Diesel engines of 4300 h.p. Her deadweight capacity is 8300 tons, which includes 1200 tons of fuel for the engines. After her speed trials, in which she averaged 15J knots, she proceeded to Bremen to load for Baltimore. On discharging she proceeded to New Orleans and Tampico to load general cargo and bitumen for Auckland, Lyttelton, Wellington, Wanganui, New Plymouth and Australia. The vessel is fitted with all the latest appliances for the quick handling of carog. All the winches are electric. She has five hatches. The accommodation for the' dfliders and men is spacious and well appointed. Her length over all is 405 ft.,. width 55ft. and depth 25ft. Her motors give her an average speed of 13 knots. The vessel carries a complement of 30 all'told.' On her present voyage she has the guarantee engineer. The owners of thm vessel are Fearnley and Eger, Qslo, who control a fairly large fleet of motor-ships, mostly employed trading'between'the'east and west cohst of America'to China and Japan. PORT CAROLINE BERTHS. The Commonwealth and Dominion Line steamer Port Caroline, which arrived, off New Plymouth on Friday morning, was unable to berth owing to tho stormy weather, ami stood out to sea. She berthed on Saturday morning. The vessel, which is from Lyttelton, will lift 8000 boxes of butter and 6000 crates of cheese at New Plymouth to the agency of Collett and Co.. Captain A. H. Brown is in command, and his officers are:— Chief, Mr. J. B. Bradley; second, Mr. E. W. Young; third, Mr, V, G. Battle; fourth, Mr. R, E. Garner; chief engineer, Mr. W. Neilson; second, Mr. D. Poston; third, Mr. J. Robertson;- fourth, Mr. W. Huhter; fifth, Mr. D. Jones; sixth, Mr. R. Cook; seventh, Mr. N. Farrel; chief refrigerating engineer, Mr. R. Fraser; second, Mr. F. Sullivan; surgeon, Dr. H. Savidge; wireless operator, Mr. G. Price; chief steward, Mr. A. Wells. Work on the vessel was held up by rough weather at the wharves on Saturday, and she is not likely to clear the port before Tuesday evening, instead of Monday, as earlier expected. She proceeds to Wanganui to continue loading. SHIPPING TELEGRAMS. ■ Wellington, September 27.—Arrived: Arahura (6.15 a.m.), from Nelsoii; Maori (7 a.m.), from Lyttelton. Wellington, September 27. —Arrived: Opihi (10.20 a.m.), from Lyttelton. Wellington, September 27. —Sailed: Progress, for New Plymouth (8 p.m.). London, September 26.—Arrived: At London, Limerick; at Panama, Port Gisborne. Sailed: Rangitane, from London. Lyttelton, September 27. —Arrived: Wahine (6.45 a.m.), from Wellington; Kairnanawa (7.10 a.m.), Himatangi (7.30 p.m.), from Timaru. TIDES, SUN, PHASES OF MOON.

September 30.—First quarter, 2.28 a.m. October B.—Full moon, 6.26 a.m. October 15. —Last quarter, 4.42 p.m. October 22.—New moon, 9.18 a.m.

High water. Sunrise. Sunset. a.m. p.m. Sept. 29 .. 1.33 2.04 5.33 5.56 Sept. 30 .. 2.34 3.15 ■ 5.31 5.57 Oct. 1 .. 4.02 4.52 . 5.30 5.58 Oct. 2 .. 5.44 6.12 5.29 5.59 Oct. 3 .. 0.45 7.04 5.28 5.59 Oct. 4 .. 7.28 7.40 5.25 6 00 Oct. f) • •• 8.00 8.10 5.24 6.01 Oct. 6 ... 8.28 8.36 5.22 6.02