SHIPPING.

Star (Christchurch), Issue 10680, 29 January 1913, Page 4

SHIPPING.

LYTTELTON. FLASKS OF THE MOON. ■ JANUARY. d. h. m. l»*8t quartw . . 1 10 85 p.m. v' moon . . T 9 68 p.m. i Viral. quartar . . 16 S 32 a.m. Full moon . . .23 s io&.n». 1 L*at quart#! . .29 7 i p.m. YESTERDAY'S WEATHER. 9 a.m. Noon. 5 p.m. Barometer . . 29.72 23.78 29.83 1 Thenuomotoi' 56 68 61 "Wind,..'S.'W., rain. , TO-DAY'S ALMANAC. High water, 9.42 a.m.; 10.7 p.m. Sun rises, 5.0 a.m.; sots 7.26 p.m. Moon risos, 10.37 p.m.; sets 0.83 p.m. : ' EXPECTED ARRIVALS. . From London—Kaikoura, New Zealand Shipping' Company's s.s., sailed December 5, left Hobart January 27, due Lyttelton about February S; Rcmuem, as., sailed December ,9,- duo Caps Town January 11, ( Hobßrt January 30, ' Wellington February >4, Lyttelton , February 11; Arawa. s.s., flailed January 2, iue' Cape Town January '23. Hobart February -,-„j 19, Wellington February 18, t . Lyttelton Febiiruiify' 34; "Waimana, a.s., sailed January 10, dtie* Lyttelton about March 8: Ruahine, s.s., sailed ;Jam<arv 16, due Cane Tqwn February 8, Hobart February 27; Wellington March 3. . Frofn Liverpool—Westmeath, s.s.. sailed November 26. due Lyttelton about February Morayshire, s.s., sailed December 5, due • kyitelton Febrtfnry 14; Tyronne, s.s., salted December 11, duo Lyttelton about February 21; Esaex, s.s., sailed January 11, duo Lyttelton about Marcb 20. Prom New York—Buteshire. 5.0.« sailed * November 22, duo Lyttelton about February 15; Cape Finiaterre, 5.3., sailed November 23, lefi January 23, duo Lyttelton about February 10; Star o! Ireland, s.s.. gaiied December 24, due Lyttelton about Febftijtry, 22.' , . „ , From Montreal—Waimste, s.s., sailed KoTtmber, 25, due Lyttelton about January 81; Tokomam, sailed December 15, duo Lyttelfon about February 4; Whakatane, s.s., to aail Jaiitiary 35. duo Lytjclton about March Barenfeln, b.s., sailed January 15, duo 'Lyttelton about March 31. _ . From Marseilles—Vallorai, ebip, sailed September 8, due Lyttelton about February 15.

••••i 'lt is reported • thai tho Union Company's Apurima lias been chartered at tlio high Xfcte ol '43« por ton to load wheat in Australia.for Europe. Alter bunkering at Newcastle, the vessel will proceed. to Melbourne. •Advice has-been received by wireless to the effect that the Moana is running a day ahftid of timetable, and therefore tho San Francisco mail should reach "Wellington today." Tho vessel has a large cargo of fruit on bofcrtl. The Tyeer Line Company's Harpagus, from New York, which has been delayed somewhat. in "Wellington, sailed from thai port yesterday morning for Lyttelton, and should reach port early this morning. The vessel has about 800 tons of cargo to land here, and On completion, of discharge will sail for Dunedin. The Tyser Line Company's liner Makarini sailed from-Lyitelton yesterday afternoon for Bluff'in continuation of Homeward loading. During her stay at this port the vessel loaded 3913 bales wool. 14 l>ajes skins, 4 basils leather 122 casks pelts, 8 casks tallow and one caee. - .Loading operations on board the Shaw, r ' Siyill ftnd Albion Company's iinc>r Mnmari are expected'to-be completed to-day, and the vuijel l will then soil for Wellington for final coaling and loading. (Japtain 0. .M'Lenn has returned from / holiday; leave, and has Tesumed command of tho .Navua, •relieving' Captain Todd, who has "b&ni jjtanted holiday leave. Tho Ty«er Line Company's Indrabarah i? figed to sail" from London about February 8 for *: Melbourne, Sydney and New Zealand ports. .' • • • ..In continuation of her voyage from New "Sort:,' the " Vaoaum Oil Company's chartered steamer, Cape Finisterre, "sailed from Newcastle on Monday for Auckland. The vessel should arrive at the northern port about tho eudof thewoek. She has' about 160,000 cases oi assorted oils for the four principal ports, and is due at Lyttelton about the middle'of February.' , .'.