TO-DAY'S SHIPPING.

Star (Christchurch), Issue 19812, 2 December 1919, Page 6

TO-DAY'S SHIPPING.

PORT OF LYTTELTON. . PHASES OF THE MOON. DECEMBER. gust quarter . l 4 i Ta , m . , Full moon . . 7 9 34 p.m. Last quarter .14 5 82 p m Isew moon . . 22 10 25 p.m. TIDE TABLE. DECEMBER. m- j - * ,nl - P.m. l»°f a r> 2 ■ • 11.5 11.29 Wednesday 3 . . u.54 0-0 Thursday, i . . 0 .20 0.47 f "<»•?. 6 . . . 1.15 j« oaturday, 6 . , 212 241 Sunday, 7 . . . 3 '. 13 3^ TO-DAY'S ALMANAC. Sun rises, 4.17 a.m.; sets. 7.22 p.m. wIS? na f s, V Sp ' m - : Bet - 0-39 a.m. High water, 11.5 a.m..; 11.29 p . m . ,•■.■:.. ARRIVED. ♦n? a 6 T b . er 2 i 9 a s.b., 3343 SMn rl ton ' lrom Vc »i«gton. Union Steam tjiap Company, agents. December .2, 10.16 a.m.-Maori, e.s., 3476 SAILED. December 1, 3.30 p.m.-Cvimet a. 10^ December 1' 6.50 p.m., Mararoa, 5 . 8 ., 2598 Z ' f. rWln ' for Woll i»Ston. Union Steam Ship Company, agents. m December 1, 10.50 p.m.-KHUwa, B . s „ 1247 Deoomber 1, 8.5 p.m.—Calm rh mi ♦„„,, S d Sl. for lwA s ' Mi's EXPECTED ABBIVAUS. Mararoa, 5 . 8 . ( f rom Wellington Dswmt<yr - fflokoia g.s., from Dunoclm December 4 iH'saero. B . 8„ iroiu'Greyraouth, early. PROJECTED DEPARTURES,-" Australford, BIS ., for Wellington, thivday. Orepuki. s.a for G-reyrnouth, this day John, 8.8., for Duncdin, this dayV 7 Monowai, 8.5.. for Dwiodin, December 3 Wwstraiia, b.s., for Dunedin, December 5. SHIPPING NOTES Tha Remuora is timed to leave Wollngton SrTl f ° w r -W 0 ?- via Manama. - g Mr b. p. Huliard, late third o-4cer of the Sakanoa has joined the third relieving Mr A. J. D. M'Arthur who iml come, ashoro for instructions \° Air U. fl. Cambridge has joined the Union Company's service, and has boen appointed third oflicer of the Mararoa, relieving Mr A B. Anderson, who has transferred to the Kaitangata as third officer. Mr H. Gibbons, third offlcor of the Kaitangata, «s to edme ashore on leave. " Air tt. H. Stewart,: kte chioi dllicer of the Mararoa, who. has been ashire on ho iday leave, has joined ,lho Manuka as chiefX to thf n ?r¥ r '" A - Reod '" ho has tranaferTed* to the Maheno as chief ofilccr. Mr A W Creese, chief officer of the Maheno has como ashore on holiday leave ' Jei o fo^L a y P ttil{on. t0 load N6WCa6tl6 th " ,l,, Tho * l, A l rq ? 6 Ullrtfo *d (Union Company) is due at Melbourne about the middle of U.U month from Iquiqui, ChiU. ™ """ Ihe Pakeha is duo in New Zealand waters on Dooember.7 from Newcastle. low igr Lyttelton. From this port she wall proceed to Port Chalmers. P h<> The Cormna is timed to leave Wellmeton ThJ t ?y™ n '..P"»«u and Duned"r n llie magisterial inquiry concerning the The Orepuki for Greymouth. wall be disPa it hed n, fr , o . m ' L ytte'ton to-morrow " The Tahiti >fl Wellington yesterday for Vancouver, via Newcastle. The Monowai arrived frbm Wellington t^zr s : and *" lcave for is * The Außtralford will l eß ,v e Lyttelton this •reninu f or Wellington and Auckland. She north * cons 'K nmon t of Produce for the ,-/u C ?I ding H received the Opihi » held up at Sin K apore owing to Captain Campbell and several of the crew being la 3 HP with influenza. The vessel ia to brin* a 7i\^l S ° m SillKaP ° te t0 The Storm was to leave Picton yesterday for Por Chalmers to undergo her overhaul ing ana survey. The Calm loft Lyttelton last evening for S^ a JJ!I R "f D T d & From tho la <ter port tlv I T°u ri !. to Timftru nnd should »«>V6 w ii- "A L y lto! , ton on Saturday to load for Wellington and Wangamii. The Breeze is due here to-morrow from T-i«^ 0 ?-i * ca /?° o£ transhipments. Ihe Kalnka. has not been able to rot away JH^^ rCym^ th J Ct . owi,lK t0 tho bar being mlted up. Tho Ngahere is also waiting for 8a v° reason to lenV6 for Dvttelton. Ihe Kaiwarra is expected to complete the discharging of her cargo of salt and super* phosphates by to-morrow, when, after taking in a consignment of produce for Wellington. wi. W v-f." 1 f °J th , at port in tho evening. Ihe Kittawa finished tha discharging of her cargo of coal at Lyttelton last evening and sailed for Westport.