TO-DAY’S SHIPPING.

Star (Christchurch), Issue 16497, 6 August 1921, Page 8

TO-DAY’S SHIPPING.

PORT OF LYTTELTON. PHASES OF THE MOON. AUGT7ST. d. k. m. New moon . 4 7 48 a.m. First quarter .11 1 44 a.m. Full moon . . 19 2 EBa.no. Last quarter .27 O 21 a.m. TO-DAY’3 ALMANAC. Stio rose 7.10 a.m.. sts 6.2 p.m. Moon rises 8.1 a.m., nets 8.5 p.m. High water 6.66 n.m., 6.28 p.m. ARRIVED. August G, 7.20 a.m!—Maori, s.s., 3476 tons, Cameron, from Wellington Union Steam Skip Company, agents. SAILED. August 5, 10.30 a.m.—Cygnet, a.a., 129 tons Murray, for Peninsula bays. Stevenson. Stewart and Co., agents. August 5, 6.25 p.m.—Mararoa, s.a., 2598 tons, Irwin, for Wellington. Union Steam Skip Company, agents. EXPECTED ARRIVALS Opu3, g.s., from Nydia Bay, this day. Wukatu s.s., from Kaikoura, this day. Orepuki, s.s., from Greymouth, this day. Woott-on, s.s., from Wellington, Auguat 7. Kamo, s.s., from Dunedin, August 9. Whan gape, s s., from Fremantle. August 10. Corinna, s.s.. from Timamru, August 11. Eastern Planet, *.s., from New York, August 11. Wniruna, e.s., from Wellington, August 15. Wingatui, e.c., from Auckland, early. Kurow s.s., from Timaru, early. Breeze, s.s.. from Picton, early. PROJECTED DEPARTURES. Maori, s.s., for Wellington, this day. Zita, schooner, for Wellington, this day. Kahika, a.g., for Greymouth, this day Neat Hepburn, s.s., for ounedin, this day. Somerset, s.s., for Wellington, this day. Wootton, s.s., for Wellington, August 7. Paparoa, b.s., for Timaru, August 7. Opua, s.s., for Wellington, August 8. Wanaka, a.e., for Sydney, August 9. Broxton, s.s., for Newcastle, August 9. Ojepuki, 8.8., for Gieymouth, August 10. Waimarino, e.s., for Newcastle, August 10. .orinna,- s.s., for Nelson, August 12. Fitnce, barquentino, for Wol 1 ington, early. Breeze, b.b., for Dunedin, early. NEW ZEALAND SHIPPING CO.’S LINE Hororata, arrived Fremantle, July 26. from London, eaiiea, Juiy 27, tor Adelaide. kurunui, lelt Sydney for Avonmouth, July Kaikoura, left Wellington, July 17, for London Opavra, at Falmouth. Orari, left Wellington July 8, and Melbourne July 21, for London. Otaki, left Sydney, July 16, for London Otarama, left Liverpool, July 27, for Montreal, to load for Australian ports. Paparoa, to leave Lyttelton, August 8. for "im ant, thence to Wellington. S&lIb finally, August IC, for London. Piako, arrived Liverpool July 16. from Wellington. Rimutaka, left Southampton, July 7, for Wellington and Lyttelton. Remuera. arrived Southampton, July 7; leave.* August 18, for Auckland. Ruabinc,' !env e « TTollington, Auguat 11, for London, via Panama. Ruapehu, left Southampton, July 29, for Auckland. Tasmania, arrived London. August 9. Waimnte, Tef 4 Wellington June 10, Newport Ney*** Julv 19 for London. left Lvttoltop June 22, Newport N»w« July 2°. for London. poobawtir, left Port Chalmers. July 12, for London. left Wellington, July 19, foT London. ■nurb-vm. arrived Wellington, August 3, from Montreal. Snmv. left Lyttelton, July 8, for Boston nnrl London. arrived Cr.u*hsmoton CrvTrmr«*et. leaves Lyttelton. August 6. for Tr ’ePjn«rtori; thence, about August 9, for London, via Panama. ■pT7'P’T-TTTVa LIST. France, Gladstone Pier. Kahika, Gladstone Pier. Pukaki, No. 1 breastwork. Paparoa, No. 2 east. Maori, Nw-. 8 east. Calm, No. 3 west. Wanaka, No. 4 east. Broxton, No. 4 west. Opihi, No. f> enafc. KLa.ru, No. 6 west. Waimarino, No. 7 oast. Zita, No. 8 lower breastwork SHIPPING NOTES. Tho Kini w«a txpeoled to leave Wellington last evening for Picton and Wanganui. Mho Karma is not calling here on ber way north from Dunedin, but will call at Timaru instead. The vessel is expected ut Wellington on Wednesday. Tho N gahere is expected to get away xrc.m Wellington to-day lor Greymouth. The Ngakuta is to leave Wellington to-day for Wanganui The Ng&toro is due at Wellington on Snday with bunker coal from Greymouth. Tho Union Company’s steamer Moheno • is timed to leave Auckland on Auguat 18 i for Sydney direct. I The Commonwealth and Dominion Line ! ban received advice thai tho Port Victor, ! which left Wellington on June 21, arrived | at Hall last Wednesday. The Island steamer Tofua is announced to Bail from Auckland on August 20 for Fiji, Tonga, and Samoa. The Union Company advises that the intercolonial steamer Manuka left Sydney at noon on Thursday with 167 passengers for Wellington. She is due there on Monday, and is timed to sail at noon on Tuesday on the return trip to Sydney. The Wingatui is due at Wellington from' Auckland to-morrow. From Wellington the vessel will proceed to Dunedin, thence Timaru and Lyttelton. The Kokiri, which left Lyttelton on Wednesday for Timaru, is due at Wellington to-day. She is expected to leave Wellington for Westport and Greymouth on Monday. The Opihi, at present discharging hardwood from Newcastle, is expected to leave with general cargo for Auckland towurds the end of next week. The Calm will leave Lyttelton to-day for Dunedin, where she will load for Wanganui, calling at Timaru and Lyttelton on her way north. The West Hepburn will be dispatched for Dunedin this morning. The Somerset is timed to sail for Wellington this afternoon. The auxiliary schooner Zita will be die patched this morning for Wellington. The Earu is expected to proceed to Port Chalmers to-day. The Waimarino is expected to leave Lyttel’on on Wednesday for Newcastle. Captain A. T. Norton arrived by yesterday’s ferry steamer to take command of the Waimarino, vice Captain Hill, who proceeds to Sydney on holiday. The Wanaka will now leave for Sydney on Wednesday. The Wakatu is due here to-day from Wei lington. via Kaikoura She should leave fot Kaikoura and Wellington on Monday. •ft. AM A HAS ROUGH VOYAGE FROM THE CHATEAM6. WELLINGTON, Auguet 5. An exceptionally rough trip from the Chatham* was experienced by the steamer Rama, which reached here this morning. Owing to heavy southerly galea at tho islands, the Rama was unable to load her full cargo of neh. and left behind Beveral passengers.' The starboard cable parted while at Waitangi. The vessel left Hangar oa at three o'clock on Sunday afternoon, in a strong north-westerly gale. The boat began to roll, and pitched heavily. Similar conditions prevailed next day, and then the gale increased to a huricane. On Thursday, at 12.45 a.m., the Co&tl ©point light was sighted. The master sought shelter at Te Awaiti. and. with two anchors out, rode out tho hurricane. At 4.30 tho Rama continued her voyage to Wellington.