TO-DAY'S SHIPPING.

Star (Christchurch), Issue 11281, 8 January 1915, Page 5

TO-DAY'S SHIPPING.

HIGH WATER AT LYTTELTON. JANUAURY.

! ARRIVED. ! January S, 6.83 a.m.—Maori, s.s.. 3399 tons. Manning, from Wellington, Union Steam Ship Company, agents. Passengers—One hundred and sixty saloon and eighty-five steerage. January 8. 11.15 a.m. —Breeze, s.s., 542 tons, Radford, from Timaru. A. H. Turnbull and Co., agents. SAILED. January 8, 3.15 p.m. —Eliza, Firth, schooner, 122 tons, Ipsen, for Kaipara. C. Ferrier eird Co., agents. January s.s., 1.21 tons, Murray, for Akaroa. Stevenson, Stewart and Co., agents. EXPECTED ARRIVALS. Opouri, a.s., from Xelfion, this day. Wahine, s.s.. from Wellington, January 9. i Victoria, s.s., from 'Dunedin, January 9. Monowai, s.a., from Dunodhi, January 9. Cygnet, a.s., from Akaroa. January 9. l>elpliic, p.s.. from London. January 10. projects d departures. Breeze, s.s., for Wellington, this day* Maori, b.s., for Wellington, this day. Wahine, s.s., for Wellington, January S>. Victoria, s.s., for Dunedin, January 9. Monowtu, e.a., for Auckland, January 9. Captain A. ]>ovvell, of the Stornibird. Las - come asliiire on holiday, and. Captain Cro"y,Jß mate of the vessel, has filled the v &canc|J||Sl Mr R. Trono ha* joined the. Stormb-ird 4mg| mate. After an absence of fourteen Mr J. H. Doughty is visiting; New Zealand, ,s <i as second officer of the 'Delphic. <' * According' to latest advice the steamer Wirra), bound from Montreal to T\>w 2en- ( land portn, is expected to leave Sydney on January 1.7 for Auckland, Wellington. Lytteltoa and Dunedin. She should reach her* about February 1» *

TUKAKIXA LEAVES MOXTE VIDEO. In continuation of her journey from "Wellington 1o London the New Zealand Shipping 'Company's liner Turaluna sailed from Mont" Video on Thursday, December 31. The vessel sailed from Wellington on December 17. It UAH IN.E EN "ROUTE. • : The Xew Z'.mlarid Shipping Company'* liner Huahine sa-iled from London recently for Wellington and Lyttelton. The vessel lius a, large. cargo, on board and is due 'iw New Zealand about, February 20. DELPHIC'S HOUGH VOYAGE. i The voyage of the, liner Delphic, which arrived «fc Wellington from London yesterday, was for the most part accompanied by bad'; ' weather. The vessel left London on KovemI bw 14, and encountered bi;d weather to 'Peueriffe. Pine weather v.as lh<Hi experienced, I and continued un.lil Cape Town was passed. I In the Southern Ocean the vessel ftgain met [ with stormy weather, and on Christmas Day j icebergs and floes were observed. Hoborfc.. was reaohed on Thursday last, and the* voyage was continued next day. It was during this last of the journey that exceptionally b"d weather was experienced, | causing- the vefrwel to be considerably delayed.' After leaving Houurt she ran into s. heavy' south-west gale, and for two or three days the Delphic hud fo contend with extremely j bad conditions. On nearing 1 the const the weather became more favourable, but another gale was flowing' n.s the vessel: passed through Cook Stra.it. Captain. J. J. Synionsi is still in command, ajid lias associated with him Mr L. G. Evans as chief officer; Mr B. Stevens as first officer; Mr J. Doughty, second. Mr J. Calder- . wood is chief ens-ineer, Mr G. Montgomery second, and Mr H. T. Harris third. Mr A. Mathewm&n is chief stewo-rd, "When the Delphic has put out th» local: portion of her l«rg>e general she will proceed to Lyttelton about Sunday next 10 land the remainder.' Homeward loading: will, then be commenced, and from Lyttelton ths vessel goes to Dnnedin, Napier, Gisborne, "Wliang-arei and Auckland. The vessel is dus at the la«t mentioned port on January 23, nnd will loiivo there for Wellington on .Tanu« my 29, BiTlvfuff h«re on Sunday, January 31, to oompleta loading-. SHIPPING TELEGRAMS. DUNEDIN", Januaij? 8. Sallied—Sfonowai (4 p.m.); passengers for Lvttelton —Sirs Barlow, Mies Barlow. Messrs Wells, Haxker, Ferrard, Smith and Stovey. A USTRALTAN SHIPPING. SYDNEY, January R. Arrived—Otaki, b.s., from Liverpool. (