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Wanganui Chronicle, Volume LXXVI, Issue 17789, 11 February 1920, Page 3

Shipping. HIGH WATER. This evening. 2.16. To-morrow morning, 2.43. SUNSET AND SUNRISE, This evening, 6.45. To-morrow morning, 5.13. PHASES OF THE MOON. FEBRUARY. D. H. AL S. Full Moon 4 8 .19 16p.m. Last. Quarter .... 12 8 26 1 4a.m. New Moon 20 9 11 20a.m. First Quarter .... 27 11 26 17a.m. Perigee. 2d 5h 43min a.m. Apogee. 13d J Hi 45min a.m. Perigee. 29d Oh Ulmin a.m. ARRIVALS. TUESDAW. FEBRUARY 10. Karu (11.45 a.m.), from Lyttelton. ' DEPARTURES. / TUESDAY. FEBRUARY 10. ! ~ EXPECTED ARRIVALS. I Cahn, from Wellington, early. ' Daniel, from Dunedin, early, j Progress, from Dunedin, early. ” ' ! Aupouri. from Onehunga, to-morrow. ' Ngatoro, from Wellington, early. Received February 10, 11.15 p.m. SYDNEY. February 10. Arrived.—(3 p.m.), Maheno. OVERS E A STEAMERS. Armagh (A. and A.) to load Whangarei. Auckland, Wellington, at end of February. Athenic (S.S.A.), left London Jan. 16 for Wellington, via Panama, Due March 1. Cyrena ( 8.1.. Oil), left Singapore Dec. 30. Due Auckland Feb. 12. Kent (A. and A.), left New York Jan. 20. Due Auckland Feb. 22. Due Wellington March -1. Liberty (N.S. and A.), left New York Jan. 22. Arr. Wellington Feb. 6. Mahia (S.S.A.), left London Dec. 4, Due Feb. 16. Mamari (S.S.A.). left U.K. Jan. 1. Due N.Z. early in March. Matatua (S.S.A.i, left London Dec. 19 for Australia and New Zealand. Due Wellington Feb. 15. Moana (U.S.S.), left ’Frisco Jan 2. Due Wellington Feb. 14. Otira (S.S.A.), left London Jan 4. Due Auckland March 20. Port Chalmers (C.D.), left New York Jan. 19. Due Feb. 28. Port Napier (C.D.). left London Dec. 24. due Wellington early in March. Port Victor (C.D.), left London Feb. 1 for Auckland, Napier and Wellington, via Cape and Australia. Sussex (F.S.), left New York Jan 1. Due Feb. 13. Wahine (U.S.S.), left Clyde Dec. 18. Due Dunedin Feb. 10. Waikawa (U.S.S.), left San Francisco , Jan 14. Due Feb. 8. ' Waimate (N.Z.S. Co.), left London Jan 22. Due Auckland March 17. Waitomo (U.S.S.), left Calcutta Jan. 8. Due Lyttelton Feb. 22. Yonne, left Delagoa Bay Jan 2. Due Lyttelton Feb. 12. The F. and S. liner Kent left Panama on January 28 in continuation of her voyage from England to New Zealand. The vessel is due at Auckland on February 27. The Shaw-Savill liner Arawa. continued her voyage to England from New Zealand from Colon (Panama) on February 4. The Waihemo, a steel-screw steamer, built by the Northumberland Shipbuilding Co.. Ltd., Howdon-ou-Tyne, to the order of the Union Steam Ship Co. of New Zealand. Ltd., left the Tyne on December 6 for a trial trip, writes the Shipping World. This is the third steamer to be completed this year for the Union Steam Ship Company by the builders. She is about. 415 ft. in length by 53ft. beam by 35|ft deep, and has been built under special survey to the highest class at Lloyd’s, and will carry about 9000 tons d.w. She is constructed on the deep frame and girder system, leaving the holds clear, and has two complete steel decks, including the f shelter-deck. Water ballast is arranged ( for in the double bottom and both peak tanks. The accommodation for the offi- 1 cers and enijneers is placed in steel houses on the shelter deck amidships, and the crew in shelter ’tween decks aft. Nino steam winches with a largo number of cargo derricks are fitted. Steam stearing-gear of the V ilson-Pi rrie type controlled from the bridge by tele-motor gear is installed. The propelling machinery, supplied by the North Eastern Marine Enginering Co., Ltd., • Walsend-on-Tyne, consists of triple-ex-pansion surface-condensing engines having cylinders 27.4 4. 73 by 48in. stroke, with three s.e. boilers, 16ft 6in by lift 6in. 1801 b working pressure, and fitted with Howden’s forced draught. The trial trip proved in every way satisfactory. and a speed of about 11 knots ? was obtained. , e The now Waikawa. which arrived at Wellington on Sunday last, is a sistership to the Waihemo. On her trial spin the M aikawa attained a speed of 11 s knot 4?. t The Waihemo cleared Vancouver on \ February 6 for Wellington. The captain of the Wahine has ad- C vised by wireless that the vessel is meet- 1 ing with heavy weather on the trip from Fremantle. The vessel is expected at V Port Chalmers to-morrow. The Waitomo, from Calcutta, left Bunbury on Saturday morning for Dunedin, Lyttelton. Wellington, and Auckland. KEROL. Ji In these days of fear and dread: Kerolise! Spray yourself from toe to head: Kerolise! your office, hom< or shop, From the basement toAie top, Keep on spraying, do Wot stop— Kerolise! a Let the Kerol freely - V Kerolise! And no danger you shall know: Kerolise! fust get Kerol on the brain. Keep it there if you are sane, B Pill the “Flu” dies down again— Kerolise! ni li?nr after year brings Ineren'.ng I troof of the superiority of SHAR r I.AND'3 Baking Powder. Costs less 1 han others—worth morj!