TO-DAY’S SHIPPING.

Star (Christchurch), Issue 16360, 24 February 1921, Page 6

TO-DAY’S SHIPPING.

FOIIT OF LYTTEiy.roX. PHASES CTP THE :MOON. FEBRUARY.

TO-DAY'S ALMANAC. Sun rose 5.83 a.m., sets G. 35 p.m. Moon rises 6.53 p.m.. set" 0.5 a.m. High water 4.3-1 a.m.. 5.1 p.m. ARRIVED. .February 23, 3 p.m.—Australic, s.s., 1010 lone, Jacobsen, from Hampton Roods, Norfolk. New Zealand Shipping Company, agent?. February 124, 7.30 aan.—Opawa-, ».s., 9297 tons, from Wellington. New Zealand ShipFebruary 24, 7.55 a.nj.—Wahine, s.s.. 443 G tons, Cameron, from 'Wellington. Union St3*.m Ship Company, agents. February "24, 8.15 a.n.. —John. s.s.. 342 tons, Ilawick, from (Jamurn. Y. E. Sutton and Co., agents. SAILED. February 23, -1.40 p m.—K&ru, b.e., 269 tons, Nicholas, tor Wanganui. A. 11. Turn null and Co., agents. February 23, 8.23 p.m.—Maori, tons, Irwin, for Wellington. Union Steam Ship Company, agents. February 23, 10.15 p.m.—Ramornie, s.s., 5.0 tons, Woods, for Nelson. Reese Bros., agents ; F. E. Sutton and Co., port agents. EXPECTED ARRIVALS. Storm, s.s., from Wanganui, this day. Coionation. s.s., from West Haven, February 24. Stuart Star, s.s., from Gisborne, February J&okiri, s.s., from Timaru, February 28. Oorinna. s.s., for Timaru, February 25. Calm, s.s.. from Timaru, February 26. Breeze, s.s., from Wanganui, February 2G. Paranga, s.s., from Home porta, Maroh 3. Zealandie, s.s., from Home ports. March 9. PROJECTED DEPARTURES. Wahine, s.b., for Wellington, this day. Kahika, b.s.. for Greymouth, this day. Storm, e.s., for Dunedin, this day. Itamornie, s.s., for Nelson, February 24. Ivini, s.s., for Greymouth, February 24. Orepuki, s.s., for Greymouth February Comma, 0.5., for Nelson, February 25. Calm, s.s., for Wellington, February 24. Breeze, s.s., for Dunociin, February 24. Opihi. s.s., for Auckland, February 26. Trewellard. s.s., for Newcastle, Februtuw 2* Kokiri, 5.9. for Napier, February 2ft>. BERTHING LIST. Opihi, Gladstone Pier. Aen.fon Maru. Gladstone Pier. Kahika, No. 1 breastwork. John Andesaon, No. 3 east. Upawa, No. 2 east. Wahine, No. 3 east. Grepuki, No. 4 cast. ? John, No. 4 west. Willeston, No. 6 oast. Kini, No. 7 east. Trewellard, No. 7 west. Cygnet, No. 8_ breastwork. Coronation, No. 8 breastwork. SHIPPING NOTES. The- Breeze is due here on Saturdav from Wanganui. The Storm reached Cape Campbell last night from Wanganui. Tho vessel should arrive hero to-day to load lor southern ports. The Haru, on completing her loading vesterday and signing a fresh crew after ‘her annual overhaul, sailed for Waneanui last evening. • Tile Ixttznn arrived at Waitangi at 9.30 p.m. on Sunday from Lyttelton. The vessel left there again at 1 p.m. on Tuesday, and eaould reach here this afternoon. The Koromilto is at present in dry dock in Port Chalmers. ISLAITD TRADE. The Navua’e departure for Fiji, Tonga ana Samoa., from Auckland, has been postponed until noon on Friday. PERSONAL. ySd“ COmm “ d 1)1 tho A a K “° ri Mr E. W. Mackley, chief engineer of the has left that vessel, and Mr H Voodey has joined as second engineer Captain Wood, late riiate of tlio Orepuki .ia now in command of the Ramornie, having relieved Captain Macdonald who has taken charge of tho Opihi, vice Captain Pearson, who has gone on holiday leave. INTERCOLONIAL SERVICE. •I* 'a- po . sl ‘ i V e owing to the watex*‘da dispute the will xeturn to Syduey without discharging her cargo. VANCOUVER SERVICE. The Vaimarino left Suva on February is whOT ? 3 j? e ' viU lo»d for Auckland, Melbourne and Sydney The Waikawa left Sydney on February 0 lor ban J? rancieco direct to load lor New Zealand and Australian porta. The Waihemo was timed to learo Sydney yesterday for Apia and San. Francisco at which port she will load for Australia’and i\ ew Zealand. COAL AND TIMBER SUPPLY. («oow> is timed to sail tor Wellington nfc the end of the week The K.iiika will be dispatched fox Greymouth this evening. Tho Kenkon Maru finished her discharging and will be dispatched for Newcastle this afternoon. OVERSEA SHIPPING. Tlle -J^ aw Shipping Ccnjpanv's liner Rimutaka will leave Auckland to-dav lor Wellington. Tho Port Hacking is at present at Napier w“ T ,f n|r . C “' 9S> c! L r Tho ve3Blil « duo at Wellington on Sunday. The Shaw, Savill and Albion liner Corinthio left Balboa on February 20 for Wellington. She is bound from London and Southampton, and is due at Wellington, on March 14. The On aw a a rrived from the Wellington stream this morning to take in 2000 tons of bunker coal previous to making her departure for Home to-night. The Australic, from Norfolk, Virginia, arrived in the stream yesterday morning and was berthed in the afternoon. The vessel left the American port on January 17, and had fair weather right to Lyttelton. She has on board 5812 tons of coal, consigned to the Prime Minister of New Zealand. Captain Jacobson is in charge of the vessel, and has with him a crew of thirty-nine all told, all of whom are Norwegians. The Australic was built in 1907 by Hawthorn, Leslie and Co., Ltd.. Newcastle. Her principal dimensions arc: —Length, 880 ft Sin; breadth, 49ft; depth, 26ffc 7in. She is owned by the Transatlantic Steamship Company of Gothenburg, Norway. The Otarama. was to leave Auckland yesterday afternoon for Wellington. The Cape Irimser, a vessel built at Montreal two year 3 ago and formerly known es the War Faith, arrived at Auckland on Sunday last from Durban with 5782 tons of coalThe New Zealand Shipping Company announce that the Dot set was expected to leave Napier lest night for Wellington.

d. h. m. Last quarter 1 4 5 p.rn. Fixat quarter 16 6 28 a.m. Full moon . 22 9 2 p.m.