SHIPPING.

Taranaki Herald, Volume LXIII, Issue 144860, 11 December 1915, Page 6

SHIPPING.

SATURDAY, DECEMBER 11, 1915. DIARY.

At Waitara the tide is 15 minutes earlier than the above figures for New Plymouth, \fhilc at Opunako it is high •water 15 minutes later than at New Plymouth. PHASES OF^THE MOON. DECEMBER, 1915. 7 —New moon, 5.40 a.m. 13—First quarter, 11.15 p.m. 22—Full moon, 12.29 p.m. 30—Last quarter, 12.35 a.m. ARRIVED. December 11.—Corinna, s.s., 1271 tons, Scott, from south. December 10.—Rarawa, s.s., 1072 tons, Bark, from Onehunga. 'Passengers: Mesdames Sanson, lirokncr, Digman, Rogers; Misses Peach, Adlington, Hack, Cameron, Friend; Messr*. Chappell, Hooker, Iverson, Earnes, Ilencactle, Bannister, Herbert, Robertson, Sloanc, Franks, Robertson, Lonsdale, Rose, Holy, Friend, Rev. Godfrey; Masters Roberts, Quinn, Hurley (2), Connell, Frcync, Rorke, Lavery, Liudstrom (2); 10 steerage. SAILED, December 10.—Karu, s.s., 267. tons, Eiders, for ‘Wellington. December It).—Rarawa, 1072 tons, Bark, for Onehunga. Passengers: Misses Cave, Hamblyn, Bell; Mesdames Reid, Rudd and two children, M'Allum, MHntosh (2), Asher and girl, Adamson, Billing, Muir, Hannah, Douglas; Messrs." Reid, Spurge, Suistcd, Andrews, M'Allum, Splntosh (2), Horton, Mills, Heald, Rewcastle, Williams, O’Shea, Zohrab, Jones, Murphy, Barker, Douglas, Dobson, Private Simmons ; 5 steerage. ' EXPECTED ARRIVALS. Corinna, from South. Saturday. Kahika, from Lyttelton, Monday. Rarawa, from North, Tuesday. Rarawa, from North, Friday. SHIPPING TELEGRAMS. ARRIVED. • Onehunga. December 11.—Arrived, .at 8.30 a.m., Rarawa, from New Ply--mpntjs

SAILED. Auckland. December 10.—Sailed, at 5.40 p.m., Katoa, for Gisborne. London, December 10.—Sailed, Golden Shore, for Lyttelton. OVERSEA SHIPPING FOR WELLINGTON. Steamer. Left. Due. From London or Plymouth. Rcmuera Oct. IS Dec. 11 Corinthic Nov. 1 Dec. 16 Nerehana Oct. 17 Jan. 1 From Liverpool. Athonic Oct. IS Dec. 24 Paparoa Oct. 20 Dec. 27 From Montreal or St. John. Ashburton Oct. 7 Dec. 16 . From Non - York. Parattah Oct. 16 Doc. 16 Jethou Oct. 23 Dec. 26 Wakon Hall Nov. 1 Jan. 1 From Southampton. Maheno Oct. 30 Dee- 20 TtlE CORINNA. The Corinna arrived from south at about ouo o’clock this afternoon with 600 tons ot general cargo. She will, sail on Monday for Wellington, taking a consignment of butter and cheese. RIOUW AT CAPETOWN. Private.advices have been received in ■Wellington stating ibat the A. and A. liner Riouw, which was reported as having a fire in her bunkers, is discharging all her cargo at Capetown. The vessel left New York for New Zealand ports on September 21, and was due at Wellington about the middle of this month. THE DEMAND FOR TONNAGE. After having been condemned, and lying idle at MazatUm since October 20, 1017, the Danish barque Prims Valdemar is to again be placed in commission. The vessel, which made her exit from the active service list of sailers so long ago and was evidently conclus vely regarded as having outlived her usefulness, for her name lias not appeared in any recent issues of the Register of Shipping, has. it appears, been purchased by Ci. W. M'Near. Inc., and will be towed by the steamer Oliver J. Olson from Mazatlan to San Francisco, where repairs will be effected and she will again he made thoroughly seaworthy. It is understood that about tbe same time! as the I’rinz Valdemar was purI chased, G. TV. M'Noar, Jnc., also acquired the line big steel fnnnnastcd barque Dirigio, 3005 tons gross and 2845 tons net register,, from Arthur Sewall and Co. FAMOUS SHIP SUNK. Still another old Australian trader, and a vessel of some renown, has (says a Sydney shipping journal) disappeared from the Shipping Register. The

vessel is the ship Seiieren, which in the olden days was known as the Loch Carron, and was a unit of the famous Loch fleet. When she began what was to be her last voyage—the Clyde to Savannah —and fur some year- before as a matter of fact, she sailed under the Norwegian Ensign. The grand old craft mot her end as a result of a collision, after which she sank near Ton - Mead on the 11th' nil., but beyond the fact that she has gone, no particulars have yet been received.

December. High water. Sunrise. Sunset. XI—Saturday ... 12.21 4.38 7.22 12—Sunday ... 1.9 4.38 7.22 IB—Monday ... 2.0 4.37 7.23 14—Tuesday ... 2.44 4.37 7.23 15—Wednesday ... ... 3.30 4,37 7.23 ,16r-Thursday .... 17—&iday 4.37 7.23 4.3/ 7.23