TO-DAY'S SHIPPING.

Star (Christchurch), Issue 11594, 12 January 1916, Page 6

TO-DAY'S SHIPPING.

10RT OF LYITELTON. HIGH XlDfci January. 1 W«3tt«*day , 13 9.49 10.11 Thursday . 13 10 33 '10.50 Friday H 11.19 n.-i2 \ B»turd*y .J 5 W , Swodav . 16 <UW 0-a» / Monday .17 J'2o l.« Ttioßday .18 o.U 2.:i7 Wednesday . 1!) 3.2 "'•-' | ARRIVED. \ 3amiwv 12,9.10a.m Mararoa, s.e.. 2508 ton?, ', CVnierou," from Wellington. Union Stoftin ' Ship Company, a seats. Passenger* Om> hundred and twenty-eight saloou nnd one ' hundred and fortr-suc steerasre. .rarmary 12, 11 a.m.—Victoria, s.s., -f'•' ' torn, Croft, froai Dunedin. Kmscy and t-,0., Ltd.. agents. January 12, noon—Marmfcu. s.a.. -toOu ion?, . Clift. from Sydney, via Lmou ' S.fwtm Ship Compwiy, agents. ' EXPECTED ARRIVALS P«fc«has «.».. from Duticdiu, Jiumary W. Maori. ».«,, from Wellington, Jammry W. Cygntt. *.»., from Knikmira. January 13. *R.unhin«, R. 3., from WcHjnijt.on, January 1| ' Mararo* s.s.. from. Wellington, January 14. Baron Cowdor, s.s., from Wellington, Janii' »ty 14. Maori, «.»., from Wellinston, January lo._ Vnfoon*, s.s., from Wellington, Jarnsirry I>P*tone, s.s., from Napier, January )■>■ Mararoa, n.s., from Wcllinirton, January •* Maori. s.s., from Wellington, January IS. "Mwaron, s.s., from Wellington, January 19. Tnmwora, «.*., from Dunodin. January U. Monowai, «.s., from Auckland, January U. PROJECTED DEPARTURES. .' Mararoa, s.s.. for "Wellington, this day. I Storm, s.s., for Dunedin, this d«y. .Breeze, s.a., for Dunedin, this day. Victoria, 8.»., for Auokland, this day. Cygnet, 8.3., for Kaikoura, this day. Manuka, b.s., for Sydney, this d«y. Wakatu, s.s., for Kaikoura,, this day. Kaiapoi, s!s., for Wellington, this day. Maori, a.s., for Wellington, January 13. Mararoa, s.s., for Wellington. January I*. Cygnet, s.s., for Akaroa, January 14. __ Maori, ».«., for Wellington, January 15. Paloona, 8.3.,-for Melbourne,.January 15. "WestwtU*, »;s., for Auckland, January 15. ».s.. for Wellington, January 13. Muraroa, a.s., for Wellington, January 17. Cvgrcet, s.a., for Akaroa, January 17. s.*., fox Wellington, January. 18. ilararoa, s.r.. for Wellington. January 19. ' Tarawwra, s.s., for Auckland, January 10, Jfortow&i, s.s., for Dunedin, January 10. PASSENGERS BY THE TAI^UI. Duo at. Wellingvou from London in the course of a few days, the liner Tainui b.n!< * on board tho following passen«rers:—Jlv aad Mrs D. Ardrey, Jdr and Mrs' J. Cunningham and Miss M. Cunningham, Mr and Mrs A. ■ .Ferguson, the Misses B. and H. Ferguson. and" Master J. Ferguson. Mr and Mrs S. Lynch. iMir and Mrs F. Neill, Mrs I. Betvtty,. Mrs li- Oweu and Miss E. Owen, Misses A. Andrews, M. Carroll, C. Carter, A. Farrer, K. Gilinour, E. M'Eldovmey, C.-Mills, .C. Pillans, A. Stewart, M. Tatt, the Kev V. Cummin?, Lieutenant A. Jaoksort, Start*-S<Jr--•reant Bell, Messrs C. Batty, F. Baxter, lE. Blackiaton. N Campbell, C. 'Clulofc*. E. Harris J. Johnson, T. Johnson, T. Kerry. .11. Kinvig, F. Lees, J. M'Eldowney. A. M'Math, E. Matthews, H. Mill.r, G. Mill*. 1). Pcmberton, 11. Eainfortl, P. Stephen*, C. Sykes. , C. Todhunter, J. WaJker, C. Waern, S. Wil-. 'liams, Elliott. There are also a num. l>er of naval reservists on board, viz.; D. Baker, J. Benfield, W. Caasels, C. Chishoimo, W. Curtis, V. Dunn, H. Goy, H. Hanson, H. Heaps, W. Martin, J. Moffat, J. Oxford, J. Riding. H. Simpson, J. Smith,.H. Smith. It. Sullivan, iD. Swau. A. Westwood, A. Woof-;' 1 man. There are over two hundred, passon•re'rs in the third class. Dr J. It. Allen i»V the medocal- officer. ?

MANUKA'S TRANSHIPMENTS. The Union Company's Manuka, which s<rrived in Lytteltoa this afternoon, brought ■ transhipments ex the steamers Arabia, A!donham, Obra, Fultata, Osterloy, Palrna, Wismaor, Arawatte, Hitachi' Maru, Southey and Xoondft, the principal lines being the following:—4o9 cases fruit, 452 packages tea,, 18 wises metal ware, 7 casks wine, 58 rolls netting, 4Q orates empty bottles, 1(J cases wine, 5 cases tobacco, 12 cases soap, 158 ingots copper, 6 cylinders gas, 10 cases desiccated coconut, 880 bows dates, 6 slabs marble, 33 pieoeß timber, 254 pieces sawn timber, 1 barrels,oil, 815 bags ground bark, and large quantity of merchandise, stockinette, matches, curios, glassware, cotton goods, toys, porcelain and sundries. SHIPPING NOTES. Mr T. Cargill will rejoin the Manuka today as chief engineer, and Mr C. M'Craig, who has been relieving him, will proceed to Dunedin for orders. Mr W. B. Hirst, third engineer of tho Manuka, 'will, proceed to Duncdin to-dav to join the Aparima as second. -Mr R. J. Mentiplay will sign on the Manuka to-day as third engineer., Mr G. Knowlos, late chief officer of the Aparima, will join, the Manuka in a similar capacity. Mr R. T. Crow, late chief officer of th» ,Wha:agap9, .has transferred to the Aparima, and Mr A. A. Prosser"has joined the Te Anau. Mr E. G. Eevington, sixth engineer of the - M"aori, has gone ashore oh sick leave. Mr H.- C. White, second officer of the Kamona, with Messrs J. T>alziel, J. B. Dugdaleand D. M'Bean, chief,-second and third .engineers respectively, have signed off. SHIPPING TELEGRAMS. AUCKLAND, January 12. The Karanm arrived at Suva from Wcstnon 3 - esterday. ' Arrived—Waihora (7 a.m.), from Calcutta. Rosamond, from. .Gisborne.