TO-DAY'S SHIPPING.

Star (Christchurch), Issue 11507, 1 October 1915, Page 6

TO-DAY'S SHIPPING.

PORT OP LYTTELTON. HIGH TIDE. October, a.m. p.m. Friday . 1 9.40 10.S Saturday ' , \J: 10.3:.! TO.fS Sunday , .*1 11, X Monday . -1 ■'Wednesday . 1.21 Thursday , 7 3.6 i&iday 8 '15:3 3.16 ARRIVED. October J, ?.lo <uin. —Navarino, s.s., 51w tQliS,' Storey, from New York, via Auckland, W*ptcr and Wellington. Vacuum Cm Company Proprietary, agents. October 1, 7.80 a.m. —Petone, «.s., 708 ion?!. Cowan, nom Timaru. A. H. Turnbull ana Co., agents. _ . October 1, 8.25 a.m.—Shinyo Marti,_ tonsi* Ohiba, from Kobo, Japan; via TirxLa.ru. ivVv Zealand Shipping l Company, agents. October 1, 8.45 a.m.—Mararoa, ».s., tons, Cameron, from Wellington. Cnio:i Steam Ship Company, agents. Misses Bennett, Overton, Ha rp an, Brown. "Ward, Kersley, Stewart, Hems and CanninfC, Mesdames Overton, Barrowman, Buwuu, Gilbert, Peters, Hunt, Moyse, West and Livingstone, R?-v Father Melbre, Messrs Overton, Dickie, Griffiths, Oallender, Spicer, Richarda, Barry, Whyte, Scboen, Benny (2), Bromley, Bookt*, Landlord, Livingstone, Mahew, Ileidoes. Willatead, Gowdy, B-eswom, Ambrose, Mathans, C'ormody, Thomson, Scott, ißarry, M'Dou<ral!, Herbert.. Linton. Cully. Henderson, Rehu, Moan, Ferguson. Hawkins. Reeves, Kissel!, Willis, Beaaley, Bell, Gicfw, St&wart, Grey, Sinister, M'Guinncsv, Law?on, Bennett, Sorrel 1, Bennell, Orbe!!, Kench. Corbett, Lee. Winter, Hunt, Harris, Blancliara, Dnjliie, Gresson, Watkins, Griss, Ravrnond, Afcrtaid, Crane, Uphani, Brown, Hutchison, Dallas, Breen, Jones, M'Gra'h. Willis, Pag*. Gilbert. Gibb, Peppier <uid Hobbs and two hundred and fifty-nino steerage. EXPECTED ARRIVALS. Petpn?, 3.5., from Timaru. this day. Kittawa, b.s., from Timaru, October 1 Waipori, s.a., from Melbourne, October i Cygnet, s.s., from Akaroa, October 2. JJaori, from Wellington, October 2. lUverina, b.s. from Wellington, Oc'ober 2. Rimutaka, s.s., from Dunedin. Octebor 2. AJajajoa, 8.9.. from Wellington. October 3. Wnangape, b.s., from Newcastle October 3. Sj&ori, s.s., from Wellington, October 5. Cynaet, s.s., from Ak"roa. October 5. XiHimaroa, s.e., from Wellington, October ifattuoa, s.s., from Wellington, October C. liiveTina, from Dunedin. October C. Pair, on a, s.s., from October ti. SJaori. s.s., from Wellington. October 7. Mararoa, as., from Wellington, October S. PROJECTED DEPARTURES. Jfebburn, s.s., for Wellington, this day. Mararoa, u.s., for Wellington, this day. i Jejone, s.e., for Wellington, • this day. J CxgnoT,.s.s., for Akaroa, this day 'Ujtav/a, *>.s., for Grevmouth, Oc ober i Opouri, s.s., for Grevmon'.h, October '2. ifonowai, s.s., for Auckland, October 2. Swori, s.s., for Wellington, October 2. Klverina, e.s.. for Dunedin, October 2. Woottoi), ».b., for Wellington, Oc ober 2, Sbiiiyo Maru, «.s., for Napier, October t. Mararoa, s.b., fbr Wellington, October 4. Cygnet, s.s., for Akaroa, October 4. M««ri. s.s., for Wellington, October 5. 'lmwaroa, s.s., for Wellington, Oc'ober 6. ifauraroa, s.s., fpr Wellington, October 6. Riverina, s.s., for Auckland, October 6. Paioona, s.s., for Dunedin, October 6. Mtrori, s.s., for WeKin?'on, October 7. Mararoa, s.s., for Wellington, October 8. OVERSEA VESSELS, v Steamers bound for Lvttelton. J&\- From London. | s.s. (Shaw, Savill and Albion Com- | ; pany), sailed August (J, loft Ope Town ; Augrigt 30; at Wellington September 25, October 3. , Turakina, ».s. (New Zealand Shipping Company), sailed August 19, due Ca-« Town Sen. tender 8, Hobart September 28, Auckland Ojtftrber 6, Lyttelton October 17. Rangatira, b.s. (Shaw, Savill and Company), sailed September 3, left Capo , Town September 29, due Hobart October 1", "Wellington October 27, Lyttelton November "Westmeatih, as. (Federal and 'Shire Line), . Bailed Sep'einber 9, due Lyttelton about 1 November 9. Euapehu, ».s. (New Zealand Shipping Company) sailed September 10, due Auckland about November 1. Lyttelton November ia" From Montreal. Karamea, b.s. (New Zealand Shipping 1 • Company), sailed August 9. at Adelaide September 28, dne Lytte.ton about October 2"). :Mamari, s.s. (New Zealand Shipping Company charter), sailed September 30, duo Lyt- . tedfon" about Oeoember 6. -,r Prom Liverpool. Kaikoura, ».». (Federal and Shire Line), failed July 23, left Sydney September 25, due October 15. i 1 Orari, s.s. (Federal and Shire Line), sailed August 12, due Lyttelton about October 20. From New York. \ Karerma, b.s. (American and Australian Line), nailed August 21, at Auckland' October 1 1, due Lyttelton about October 10. i 1 2mW ZEALAND SHIPPING COMPANY. \ Bollowing are tho movements of the isew J Z«aiand Shipping Company's fleet' ' Hiironui—Left Timaru on Wednesday for ) Tofcortiaru Bay, Gisborce, Napier and Wei- 1 li'ngton; will leave last-named port about October 9 for London, via Durban.

"YYhaJjatane—To leave "VYell'ngton about , Gc'ober 4 for London, via Durban. Rinmtaka —To leavo Port Cjha mora on . Saturday i-r Lyitelfcon, thence to l for'-fina! despatch for London, via Monte L Video. | SEinyo Maru —Now in Lyttelton, dipcharg- « in» superphosphates from Japan; next pro- | •.•oods to Napier to complete discharge, p Kaikoura—F?;m Liverpool, via Sydney; » "arrived at Auckland yesterday. Wturoatc —Was to leave Sydney yesterday for'-London, via Durban. Mimari—Sai'ed fr-m Montreal on Septem be?. 23 for Australian and New Zealand rrijts. liuahine—Arrived at Plymouth on September.. 33. Orari—From Liverpool; left Durban or feentepiber 23. Kuapeliu—Outward "bound; left Tacexiffe oA' 'September '23. Dorset—Now loading at "Wanganui; leaves there twuon-ov; for Picton; thence to Wellington fir final despatch for London. Xongariro—Arrived at Plymouth on -Septefober 05. Berwick Law—Has been fixed to take flv Ocfober sailing from Montreal fer AuatraJion BiM' iNew Zealand ports. Karamea-—From Montreal; is advised by wireless as having arrived at Adelaide on TVeilnesd&y, and was to leave there yesterday fafjtfe'bourne. _ Rotorua—Arrived at Men to Video on September 28. {&- BABQUB ACTJT SOLD. j Tift well-known barque Activ, which visit- j fd Lyttelton some time back and is at pro- J sent at Auckland, has been purchased by Messrs C. Lundin and Sens, of Sydney, who | intend to lceop the vessel employed in jhe •: -Zealand and Australian trade. The Ac- j twi; if vessel of 678 tens groeti register, was \ huilfr *t Dumbarton in 1877 bv Messrs B'r- j Stonhouso and. Co., and when first i Jsgpached was known as the Kothe*av Bay. j A, f«w years, ago rhe was disposed of to Norwegians. TJit- new owners had the name«Hspg«d to Activ a-a soon aa the vessel was . tak«» over.

" RANGATIBA LEAVES' CAPE TOWN. The -Shaw, Savil! and Albion Company's linor Rangatira, which loft London on f-'ep-. Zfeiihsticl, continued her voyage from Capo Town on Tuesday last. The vessel is dua at Wellington about October 27, arid Lyttel- ; 1 'it a. week later. .vi- S'HIXYO MARU IN PORT. i-SBECOXSHIBE UNDER JAPANESE X FLAG. Under charter to !Mr Arthur Has?a'!. of Sydney, the Japanese s'.cwner Shinyo Maru arrived in port this morning from Japan, via, l Timani, and was berthed alons-sid« the breastwork at Gladstone Pier, her bu'ky hull malm? quite an imposing pic'ure. Thu •Shinyo Mara whs previously known a a the Shirb Lino steamer Brecon-hir«, and tn<->re lattery 'ho Pindar;, but. like many other vessels of her <-.1n.-«. she eventually fourd her way to the J»p»r„e»e The Shinyo ?<Lani, wh'ch is manned entirely hy .Trivia-' n*». was bii'lt ;u 1891 by AW?t9 iTarlanrl ami Wolff. She is 416 ft Ion", 49.2 ft wide and 30it> deep. Her oar go for 1/vttcl'on consists of abrut. 1100 tons of Fuperphopphates. and departure {or Napier will probably bo taken about Monday. -FEDERAL STEADIER SURREY SOLD. Hail swivioes s'-ats that the steel screw *l»!tcr-deck st«amer Surrey, 53&7 tcai grass, 3811 tons net, built and engraed by Messra ; Hawthorn, Lesiis ar.d Co., Newca?tle. in 1839, S.S. No. 3 in 1913, with engines SOin, 48iz and Tin by 54 ; n stroke, and bv the Federal Steam Navigation Company, Limii<td. London, has been sold to the Bl'ie Star Lin®, Limited. London, in a damaged condition, tor undsr SHo/m. The Surrey was well known •» New Z<-aia.tid, having fcr u;r*r,v years engaged in the frozen meat trade. PROFITABLE SPECULATION. London "Fairplay" has heard o( a. ■wooden .Bailing vmwi-1, winch changed ov, u'-ra ;»"fW years «src fur .£'l tvt)(>, and i-t sta;«"l have cifand or her vonw .-tt'tcr«jtrds, .ml of ;m iron sjliii*. v.-'jieli

■iomioti i'.if'OO in price and in ado £7OOO on quo voyago recently. REPURCHASED BY BRITISHERS, The old Brit sh steamer Harford is again (o pail under the Red Ensign. Tbo wl. which wu? built in lOOi). van a fow pears ag<» M<l 1.0 Mr T. Mikami, of Kobe, who renamed her Ivjyu Maru, and has just sold her to British buyers for J255.000. SHIPPING NOTES. Mr W*. J. Swayles-Fyre, ehfai officer of the Manuka, Ims left that vessel ii: order fc> take command of '.lk; Wrtipori. 'Mr G. H. Mwlde»i, second officer of this ManvtJfu, i» temporarily filiiiisf 'tho position o: chics officer. .Mr T. I'Virburji, c-f Wellington. lia.s joined the Jolm as second engineer. Mr W. Bird has joined tlto Kawio as third engineer. It in r-eported ills' trio Wes:»ni Australian Govern merit, has bought from Ilnr'and and Wo'ff the seamer H,a!anelia, U:> Irke the plo,ce <u tho A uiJ-'.raliw! in llio north-we it trade. The Lalandia ha* Die,«ol engines. and it is s'.afcd that' the cash price is 'l-IO.CCW, but. arrangements have been made W tho Government with an in an ran co company to iinuuc!? tie purchase on i'l7,",f«W inscribed! & lock at 4 pci cent bonds.