TO-DAY’S SHIPPING.

Star (Christchurch), Issue 16319, 7 January 1921, Page 6

TO-DAY’S SHIPPING.

PORT OF LYTTELTON

TO-DAY’S ALMAXAC. Sun rises, 4.32 a. ns.; sets, 7.40 p.m. Moon rises. 2.13 a.io.; sets. 5.55 p.m. High T.-ater, 2.15 a.m.; 2.39 p.m. ARRIVED. Jsr.nare 7, 11 a.m—Breeze, s.s., 542 tons, Veen,' irom Wanganui. A. H. TurriouU and 1 jinSry’; 9.6 a.m.—Maori, 5.«., 3175 tons, Irwin, .rcm Wellington. Union Steam Ship Car.r.Vuagent-. SAILED. .Tammrv C. 4.45 p.m. -Kittawa s.s., 1247 tmia, Chadwick, for Greymouth. Union Mrarti Ship Company, agents. January C, 5 pm. Orari, s.s.. 7207 tons, Uj ham, for Dunedin. New Zealand Shipr.i'ij Oorcoanv, agents. jlnaarv’ 6, 8.25 p.m.—Walsine, S.S., 4436 tom, Edwin, for Wellington. Union Steam j bh : o Company, agents. Jar ciary G, 8.25 p.m.—Rcranga, s.s.. 10,0-10 j to is. fo.- Tima in. Slxaw, Saviil and Albion 'Company, agents. Jar. uery tj, 10.20 p.m.—Corinna. s.s.. 13!9 I tons, Nicholas, for Nelcon. Union Steam j Ship Company, agents. EXPECTED ARRIVALS. Ye Anau, a.a., from Tiinajru, January 7. Corinna, s.s., from Timaru, January 7. l*apar'>a. s.s., from Wellington, J nnuary 8. Maimoa s.s., from New York. Javmary 8. CJati-lamefc. s.s., from Now York, early. Bilcela. a.s., from Newcastle, early. PROJECTED DEPARTURES. Maori s.s., for Wellington, this clay. Corinna, *.a., for Nelson, this day. Storm, s.s., for Wanganui, this clay. Breeee, s.s., for Dur.edin, this day. Poherua, s.s., for Greymouth January 8. j Pahvcmn, s.s., for Dunedin, January 8. Commerce, schooner, for Fiji, January. Vo-'ester, schooner, for Fiji, early. SHIPPING NOTES. The Corinna arrivod yesterday morning Irani Duendni via Timaru and. sailed for New Plymouth last uighl. The Wakatu should return to Lyttelton tto-c.orrow evening. Tna Storm arrived yesterday afternoon froih Oamnru, and will be dispatched for Wanganui this evening. The K&toa. which is due on Sunday from Dunedin, is timed to sail for Auckland on •Tuesday. The steamer Te An an is expected from Dm. ©din and Timaru to-morrow, and will fcs dispatched for Napier and Gisborne on Moi’day. The Baden Powell is due at noon to-day fruiji ‘Wellington. It is at present hoped disj atcli her on the return trip to-morrow evening The Wanaka will proceed to Timaru to•tay, thenco Bluff. The Breeze arrived this morning from Wanganui. Khc will Etsil for Dunedin an! Timaru tc-night. Hi© Storm rhould sail lor W&ngc.uui tins •Tening % Tne Oalm has been delayed through shortage cf labour at Dunedin. SAN FRANCISCO SERVICE. The Tahiti left San Francisco at noon tn January 4 for ’Wellington, via Honolulu, Papeete and Rarotonga, and is due in Wellington about January 27. The Ganges, Irom Calcutta, lelt bamarang on January J for Auckland, 'ia, Newcastle cr Brisbane, and is dua in Auckland at the end of January. INTERCOLONIAL SERVICE.. After a.n uneventful v••■yage from Melbourne direct, the Union Company’s intercolonial 8t earner Paloona, ;•_> rived at Wellington ehortly alter 4. o’clock vesterdav morning. The Paloona left Melbourne on New Year’s Eve, and experienced fair weather on t-*o trip across. Her crow was not affected by tne stewards* strike. The Paloona brought the i Rowing saloon passengers for Wellington and South Island porta:—Misses Armstrong, Levy. Cameron, Haydon, Motintjoy, Ford, Ilondc-raon Wilson, Moreland, Hundiofcton, Bison, K. and If. Elliott. Kelly, Af'Levn Merdara.es Lancaster. Anderson, Pa.yno. Bathurst and infant. Pear cl a’.d child, Drew, Dobbin, Harris and child. Edmonds, Scurr. Hayden, Cole, Lane, Sinclair and child, Howie. Carrington, Moreland, Dallas and boy. Dixon, Elliott, Knox, Pringle. Messrs Schules, Lieutenant Turnbull. "Whittaker, Lanoasiet, Martin. Hill Crawford, Sherwood-King, Captain Holder, Morthie, Jones, Williams, Bunn. Fame, Lxwri., Richardson, Stair, Drew. Selby, "M’Ewjn, Dobbin. Callaghan, Heasby, DanS aix, C. and G. Morien, Shaw. Bell, Minns, M’Uariane, Haydon, Master Gold. Black, Moale, Lane Carrington, Drv.ce. Knox. It. »nd A. Tempest, -Roche, Pickford, Dallas, Anderson. Aiachin. Hughaii, Keilas. and son pascengei-s. The Paloona will leave Wellington at 1 o’clock to-day for Lyttelton. nil® Mbcraki made her departure from Wellington at noon yesterday for Sydney. COAL AND TIMBER SUPPLY. Tha Kittawa sailed for Greymouth last •'•suing, where eh© will load for Lyttelton. Th i Kaliika should have her annual surrav completed by next week, when she will es ; ] for the West Coast. It is hoped to dispatch tho Ngakuta on Saturday for Greymouth, where she will bunker prior to sailing for Newcastle, but it i« doubtful at present whether she will be able to make her departure before Alondi'-. Tu® Canopus, at present undergoing overVi r.u ling at Port Chalmers, is due at Lyttelton from Westport on January 14. SHIPPING TELEGRAMS. [Per Press Association. 3 WELLINGTON. January 7. Arri-'c-d —Faprron (5.1«3 ’from London, and Southampton. AUCKLAND, January 7. Sailed—Port Melbourne (t.,50 am.), for Hm bourne. ArriVed —Ivanna :10 a m.), from Wellington.

PHASES OF THE MO OX. JANUARY. rsi quarter 1 4 5 p.m . » * 67 p.m. .17 6 1 p.m. . 21 10 38 a.m.