TO-DAY’S SHIPPING.

Star (Christchurch), Issue 16506, 17 August 1921, Page 6

TO-DAY’S SHIPPING.

rORT OF LYTTELTON. PHASES OF THE MOOS.

TO-DAY’S ALMANAC. Sun roso 6.51 am.; acts 6.14 p.m. Moon risen 4.1 p.m.; eota 5.40 a.m. High water 2.43 a.m., 3.6 p.m. arrived. August '7, 9.15 a.m.— . s ' B -’ ; s^^ 1 - n a Irv.-ir. from Wellington. T, nion Steam >thip Company, agents. August 17, 7.:*i s.m.—John, 8.8., of lU.dsevs, from Timaru. F. D. Sutton uxid C Au (^*f t 17 7.15 ~m.—Prfoona, 2798 tr.ne, Boorley. from lTunedin. Union Stoam Ship Company, agents. . Aupnet 17, 5 Corinna, e.s. 1319 ton., Eldar, from Timaru. Union Steam Ship ° a.m.—Storm, b.b 408 tone, Robert‘-on, from Dunedin. A. H. Turnbull end Co., wests. SAILED. Ausnat IS. B.SO p.m—Maori, . s,b, 3476 tone, Camoios, for Wellington. Union Steam Ship Company, agent*. August 16. 8 p.m.—Kaiapoi, e.s., 2003 tons, Appleyard. for Auckland. Union Steam Ship Company, agent*. * August 16, 8.40 p.rr..—Opihi, b.b., 1111 tons, M’Denald. for Auckland. Haose Bros., a vents. F. E. Sutton and Go., agents. EXPECTED ARRIVALS. Wootton. fi.B., from Wellington, this day. Kini, b.s., from Greymouth, this day. Wairuna, s.s., from 'Wellington, August 18. Baden Powell, b.s., from Wellington, August 18. Katoa, b.s., from Wellington, August in. Wingatui, b.b., from Wellington, August 20. ?crt Bowen, s.s., from Wellington, August 23. Port Lincoln, a.s., from Wellington, August 93 Xorcmiko, a s., from Picton. August 24. Eurorr « from early. R?wa, ship, from Wellington, early. Rimutakfi. s.e., from Wellington, early. PROJECTED DEPARTURES. Mararoa, b.s., for Wellington, this day. John, 5.3., for Wanganui, this day. Corinna, s.s., for Nelson, this day. Pakxma, s.s., for this day. Paparoa, p s., for Dunec in, this day. Kittawa, a.e., for Timaru. August 18. Wairuna, s.a., for Dunedin, August 18. Kini, b.s., for Westport, August 18. Kr.toa, 8.5., for Dunedin. August 19. Zita, aux. scb., for Wellington, August 19. Wingatui, s.s., for Auck’m d, August 22. Broxton, s.s., for Newcastle, early. N.Z. SHIPPING COY.’S LINE. lloTorata, from London, arrived at Sydney on August 11. Otars ma yrrived at Montreal on August 7 to load for New ZeaJand porta. Wkakatane arrived at London on August 16. Otaki, homeward bound, left Durban on August 11. Ruapehu, for Auckland, left Newport News on August 13. BERTHING LIST. Broxton, Gladstone Pier. Ngshero, Gladstone Pier. .John, No. 1 breastwork. No. 2 east. Mararoa, No. 3 east Cygnet, No. 3 east. I a-loona. No. 3 west. Wukatu, No. 3 west. htorm. No. 4 cast. (-orinm . No. 4 west. Whangiape, No. 6 east. iVa-Btern Planter, No. 7 west. Zita, No. S lower breastwork SHIPPING NOTES. Messrs Claude Ferrier und Co. received a telegram from Messrs Wright, Stephonaon, oi Wellington, thia morning- stating that the burque France, which left Lyttelto-n inner harbour at 3.15 pm. on Tuesday, arrived at Wellington lost- evening, Bailing right into Wellington harbour to the a-nchorage ground without th assistance of a tug, having negotiated the trip from Lyttelton in about twenty-seven hours. The Corinna arrived, from Dunedin, via Timaru, this morning. On completing her loading she will proceed this evening to Nelson and New Plymouth. The Calm is duo on Sunday from Wanganui. She will leave on Monday evening for Dunedin. The Breeze, from Wanganui, is dne on Friday morning. She is timed to sail the t-ame evening, Tbo Wakatu arrived from Wellington, via Kaikoura, last night. It is hoped to dispatch her on the return trip to-night. Tho Kaiapoi completed her loading yesterday and sailed last, night for Auckland. Tho John arrived this morning from Timaru to pick up a small quantity of cargo for Wanganui. She should sail at noon for the north. The Opua is due here from Akaroa to-mor-row to load for Wellington and Greymouth. She is expected to leave on. Saturday at noon. Tho Opihi Bailed last night for Auckland with genera! cargo. The Kanna in to load at Auckland at the end of the week for Lvttelton and Dunedin. The Storm arrived this morning from the south She will proceed to Picton and Wanganui this evening. BAN FRANCISCO SERVICE. Tho Wairuna, from Wellington, with San Francisco cargo for dischargee, is now dne on Friday. The R.M.S. Mar am a arrived at Wellington yesterday from San Francisco, via Papeete and Rarotonga. She is to sail for Sydney at noon to-day. The R.M.S. Tahiti, on route from "Wellington to San Francisco, continued her vcyago from Papeete last Wednesday afterO VERSE A SHIPPING. The City of Lincoln is due here to-morrow from Now York, via New Zealand ports. Ficin Lyttelton she will proceed to Dunedin and A mitral ian ports. The Sliaw. S-avill and Albion Lino advise t.‘ ■ following projected suilimrs from Southampton for New Zealand:—W-aimana, l : Jpavc September 1 with paesemrers, due In New Zealand waters about October 13; Tainni. September 8, due New Zealand about < 'ct-obet 21; Tonic, October 20 for New Zealand. The New Zealand Shipping Company’s 'itnr Ruaoehu, which Bailed from SceathampVn on July 29, arrived at Newport News op Wednesday last. The New Zealand Shipping Oosepaaay ha* received cable adviAe of the following veo»el* y movement* while homeward bound:—C£aileoura. arrived Panama on August 10. end left Colon the next day. OTari, left Colombo August 9 for the Uiiited Kingdom. The Peshawur and Woodarra both left Newport News last Thursday for Home. Th© Pakeha is ritbe to leave for Dunedin this aft-’rnoon at 4 p.m. Th© Eastern Planter will not leave Lyttelti » until to-morrow or Friday.

FRANCE ARRIVES AT WELLINGTON. The barque France, which left the Lyttelton Hea*« *.t 4.15 p.m. on Tuesday arrived off the Wellington Heads at about 6 p.m. y*6fc«rcia.v. Ca.pto.in Wills, of the Wakatu, which arrived in Lyttelton last night, reported that the Fiance passed Kaikoura. at 9 am. yesterday. It. seems probable that tho France, assisted by a favourable wind, wa ', sailed close to the coast off Kaikoura. in order that the school children might view th> vessel. Captain L© Port, during 1 hie stay in I/vttelon, received a letter from one of the school teachers asking him if he would endeavour to shape his course ao aa to be os close to land an possible when passing Kaikoura. GERMAN LINES TO INDIA. Th© report, of the llansa Steamship Company, of Bremen, states that the directors hono that a number of nc-w ship*? will bo delivered in the course of the present year. The vessels are to be placed in regular service with Indiu. and the River Plate. The former service with Portugal in co-operation with tho Oldenburg-Portuguese Steamship Company has resumed, and has recently been extended’ to the northern and southern ports of Spain. A dividend a.fc tho rut© of 10 per cent for 1913 and 1920 is proposed to be paid out of net profits of 11,C00,000 marks in the two years combined. SHIPPING TELEGRAMS. (Per '^r-uTinN.) AUCKLAND. August 17. Sailed.—Port Lincoln (7 a-.m.), for Wellington . OVERSEAS SHIPPING. By T*iearaph.— i -'PVe»* As«relation---Capyrighi-Auatraliaa and N-3B- Cabla Aaaocaatioru. Aurnet 17, 9-50 ann.> LONDON, August 16 Amvale.—At Hull, Port Darwin; at Avonmouth, Tredimaick; at Cardiff, Glengless; at Dunkirk, Peurlmead, Port Alma; at Colombo, Osterley; tt Table Bay, City oi Bombay; at Monte Video, Arawa;* at Newport Ncwh, Ruapehu, Norfolk, Karamca. Departures—For Sydney, Neetor.

AUGUST d. h. m. New xncon * 7 a nJ * first quarter . 3 i 3 ** a.m. Pull moon . . 19 2 53 a.m. Unfit rr.atrer .2? 0 21 a.m.