TO-DAY’S SHIPPING.

Star (Christchurch), Issue 20043, 4 September 1920, Page 8

TO-DAY’S SHIPPING.

PORT OF LYTTELTON, PHASES OP THE MOON. SEPTEMBER. . d. hj. m. First quarter .20 4 25 p.m. New moon . 13 (t 22 a,m. £ast quarter ,6 0 85 a.m. Pull moon .28 1 27 p.m. TO-DAY’S ALMANAC. Sun rises 0.26 a.m., sets 5.34 p.m. Moon rises 11.48 p.m., sots 9.5 a.m. High water B.M a.m., 8.41 p.m. ARRIVED. September 4, 9.30 a.m.—Kauri, s.s., 2833 toils, ULeun, from Newcastle. Union Steam ohin Company, agents. September 4, 6.65 a.m,—Wahino, s.s., 4436 from Wellington. Union Steam Snip Company, agents, September 4 7.25 a.m.-Paloona, b.s., 2771 tons. Doorley. from Port Chalmers. Union bream Ship Company, agents, September 4, 7.5 a.m.—'W’aimana, B.s. t 10,380 tons, from Dunedin. Shaw, Savill Albion Company, agouta, SAILED. September 3, 3.30 p.m.-Orepnki, s.s. 524 tons. Don-hurst, for Greymouth. Reese Bros., agents; F. E. Sutton and Co,, port agents. September 3, 8.20 p.m—Maori, s.s., 3412 tons, Cameron, from Wellington. Union Steam Sbip Company agents. EXPECTED ARRIVALS. Essex, s.s., from Napier, September 5. Iceland, s.s., from New York, September 5. Matatua, s.s., from Wellington. September 6. le Anan, s.a, from Napier, September G. wlni, s.s., from Westport, September 6. Aratnpu, auxiliary brigantine, from Wellington, early, PROJECTED DEPARTURES. Wahmo, s.s., for Wellington, this day. Wostralia, s.s., for Dunedin, this day. Port Curtis, s.s., for Dunedin this day. John, s.s., for Dunedin, this day. Paloona s . s ,, for Dunedin, this day. \vcotton, s.s., for Wellington, September G. JliOitrim, s.a. for Dunedin, September 6, le Amin, s.s,, for Port Chalmers, September NEW ZEALAND SHIPPING COMPANY'S LINE. Hororata, left Wellington, August 23, for i\ew York. Knikoura, left Sydney, Nova Scotia, August 18, Panama August 27, for New Zealand and Australia, Opawa arrived London, August 26, Oran, arrived London, August 23. Otaki, left Sydney, July 11, Durban, August 10, for Antwerp. Otarama, to leave Wellington, September 8, for London, via Panama. Paparoa, left Wellington, July 28, and Kingston, August 23, for London. Ivimutaka, to leave Auckland about September 11, for London, via Panama. Kemuera, arrived London, August 8. Ruabine, to leave AVellington, September 3, for London, via Panama, Ruapehu to leave Wellington about September 29 for London, via Panama. Wp.imatp, arrived London, July 25. Whakatane, arrived at London on June 10 from Auckland, Piako, was launched on June 17. Abadesa, left. Sydney, September I, for Wanganui. Sails ilnallv from Wellington about September 21, for London. SHIPPING NOTES. Tho auxiliary schooner Lily was an arrival in Lyttelton yesterday morning. It is hoped to dispatch her for Wellington, again this evening. The John should complete her discharge of timber to-day, and after loading a quantity of general cargo will sail this evening for Dunedin, where she will finish discharging the balance of her timber from Nydia Bay and load for Wanganui, calling at Oamatu and Timaru on the way north. The Koromiko will probably sail for Auckland to-day with a full load ot produce. The Kim was to have left Westport on Thursday night, but has been held up owing to a shortage of firemen, and is now expected to leave to-night for Lyttelton. Tho Flora is expected to leave Wellington to-night for Timaru. The vessel is due bore on Tuesday to load for Nelson and Now Plymouth. The steamer Te Anau is to leave Napier to-night for Lyttelton. Alter discharging cargo hero, she will replenish her bunkers and then proceed to Port Chalmers to dock for cleaning and painting. The 8.1. Company’s steamer Canara left Calcutta on August, 29 for New Zealand ports, via Rangoon, Penang, Singapore, Samarang and Newcastle or Brisbane. The vessel is clue at Auckland early next week. The Cosmos, which has just been purchased by the Union Company, is due at Melbourne next month from the West of England. Sydney and Newcastle will also be visited by the vessel, tho name of which is to bo changed to Karaka. The Maori will not leave Wellington until 8.15 in order to enable a football team coming south to catch to-night’s ferry. Captain T. Y. Hill has transferred from tbs Kurow to tho Waimarino. Captain Molyneux ia now in charge of the Kurow.' On December 31 last there were on tho register of tho Dominion 174 sailing vessels, of 22,216 tons register and 332 steamers, of 69,943 lons register. At the end of the previous year there wore 178 sailing vessels, of 23.1.58 tons, and 379 steamers, of 65,388 tons. Tho number of seamen and boys employed on board was 3292, as compared with 3395 at the end of 1918. Tho Kara should arrive here to-day. The Kauri arrived in port this morning with coal from Newcastle. The Wcstraha will be dispatched this afternoon on the ’ arrival of the 1.25 train from Christchurch. OVERSEA SHIPPING. The C. and I), liner Port Denison, which sailed from Wellington on Thursday for London, via Panama, took the following cargo from New Zealandß2,l29 carcases of mutton, 611,899 carcases of lamb, 422 crates frozen sundries, 225 bags frozen sundries, 203 boxes butter, 15 245 crates of cheese, 8490 hales of wool for Hull, and 232 bales for London, 33 bales of leather, 100 bales of hops, 181 bales of hemp. 4 bales of clippings, 412 sacks clippings, 264 bales of tow, 1790 sacks of peas, 82 sacks of seeds, 1000 sacks of casein, 1570 casks ot tallow, 874 casks of peremier jus, 932 casks of pelts, '5 casks of casings, 4 casks of oil, 141 cases of honey, .1231 eases of preserved meat 8622 packages of Glaxo, and 190 packages of sundries. Tho O. and D. Line advise that the Port Alma is to leave Sydney on September 4 for New Zealand ports to load for London. Tho vessel ia expected to get away from the Dominion about tho end of September. Tho New Zealand portion of the cargo taken by the Port Hacking for London at AVellington on Wednesday was as follows; 58,707 carcases of mutton, 12,238 carcases of Jamb, 3399 quarters of beef, 166 pieces of mutton, 732 bags of frozen sundries, 8403 crates of cheese, 200 bales ot tow, 242 bales of wool, 719 bales of hemp, 2921 seeks of casein, 13 packages sundries. The Abadesa is due at Wanganui to-day from ‘Sydney. The vessel is loading under tho agency of the New Zealand Shipping Company, and after loading at AVanganui she will visit ellington. Sho ia only loading meat for London at these two ports. The Iluahino was expected to leave Wellington for London this morning. The Waimana returned to Lyttelton this morning from Dunedin to continue disohargmg a large -consignment of United Kingdom cargo. ° The Matatua is duo hero to-morrow with West of England cargo to discharge. The vessel will afterwards load for Boston and New York at Pott Chalmers, Bluff and Ti maru, thence returning to AVellington in time to leave tor Auckland on September 25, She is timed to leave Auckland for tho United States on October 5.