SHIPPING.
HIGH WATER. This evening 12.15. To-morrow morning 12.29. SUNSET AND SITNRISK This evening 5.15. To-morrow morning 6.46. PHASES OF THE MOON. APRIL.
ARRIVALS. MONDAY, APRIL 25. NIL. DEPARTURES. MONDAY, APRIL 25. NIL IN PORT. Castlecliff: Opihi, Ngatoro. Gas Wharf: Inga. Town Wharf: Arapawa, Invercargill. Regulus, Breeze, Huia. EXPECTED ARRIVALS. Port Hacking, to-morrow, from Nelson. Kapiti, to-day, from Wellington. PROJECTED DEPARTURES. Regulus, to-day, for Westport. Invercargill, to-day, lor Wellington. Arapawa, to-morrow, for Onehunga. Huia, to-day, tor Wellington. Breeze, to-morrow, for South. BY TELEGRAPH. SYDNEY, April 25. Sailed —Ihumata, for Wanganui. MELBOURNE, April 25. Arrived—Canadian Importer and Westralia, from New Zealand. NEWCASTLE, April 25. Sailed—Rakanoa, for New Zealand. AUCKLAND, April 25. Arrived—Maheno. OVERSEAS SHIPPING. VESSELS DUE IN NEW ZEALAND. AUSTRALCRAG, left Ghent for New Zealand Max. 17. Due Auckland Ma) MARAMA (U.S.S. Co.), left San Francisco for Wellington Mar. 29. Due Wellington Apr. 19. SURREY' (Federal Line), left Liverpool for Auckland, Wellington, Lyttelton, and Dunedin Mar 24. Due Auckland May 5. Due Wellington May 13. MAKURA (U.S.S. Co.), left Vancouver for Auckland Apr. 2. Due Auckland Apr. 21.
SUFFOLK (Federal Line), left Liverpool for Australian and New Zealand ports Mar. 12. Due Auckland May 14. Due Wellington May 21. WAIHORA (U.S.S. Co., left Calcutta for Auckland, Wellington, Lyttelton, and Dunedin, Apr. 2. Due Auckland Apr. 30. Due Wellington May 7. WAI MARINO (U.S.S. Co.), left San Francisco for Auckland, Melbourne, and Sydney, via Apia, April 1. Due Auckland Apr. 30. MAM ARI (S.S. and A.), left London for Australian and New Zealand ports, Apr 7. Due Auckland June 11. HURUNUI (Federal Line), left New York for Auckland, Wellington, Sydney, and Brisbane, Mar. 30. Due Auckland May 6. Due Wellington May 14. SUSSEX, left St. John for Auckland and Wellington Dec. 24. Arr. Auckland April 6. Due Wellington April 16. PORT DARWIN, l&rt London for Cape Town, Australia, and Auckland, Napier, and Wellington Feb. J. Due Auckland April 23; due Wellington April 30. MATATUA, left Liverpool for Auckland, Wellington, Lyttelton and Dunedin March 11. Due Auckland April 21; due Wellington April 28. PORT CAROLINE, left England for Wellington March 11. Due Wellington April 22. PORT RIRIE (C. and D.), left London for Auckland, Wellington, and New Plymouth March 1. Arr. Auckland April 8. Due Wellington April 18. DOONHON (N.Z.S. Co.), left Panama en route from Hampton Roads for Lyttelton, March 13. Due Lyttelton April OTIRA (S.S. and A.), left St. John for Auckland, Wellington, Lyttelton, and Port Chalmers Feb. 22. Arr. Auckland April IU. Due Wellington April 18. CANADIAN EXPORTER, left Vancouver for Australia and New Zealand Feb. 23. Arr. Auckland March 28. Due Wellington April 16. lONIC (S.S. and A.), left Southampton for Wellington and Auckland, Mar. 24. Due Wellington May 4. MAIHA (S.S. and A.), left Cardiff for Port Chalmers, Mar. 24. Due there May 5. CANADIAN PLANTER (Murray, Roberts), left New York for Australian and N.Z. ports, April 1. Due Wellington June 12. WOOD ARA (N.Z.S. Co.), left London for Port Chalmers, Lyttelton, Wellington and Auckland, April 2. Due Port Chalmers May 17. Due Wellington May 29. CITY OF WINCHESTER (Federal Line), left New York March 23 for Auckland, Wellington, Lyttelton, Timaru, Dunedin. Bluff, and Sydney. Due Auckland May 1. Due Wellington May ’ CITY OF AUCKLAND (Federal Line), left New York for Lyttelton, Dunedin, and Australia, Mar. 25. Due April 29. PORT MACQUARIE, left London for Zealand Mar. 17. Due Auckland May 10.
Anzac Day was observed as a holiday on the waterfront yesterday, so no work was carried out on vessels in port. After a voyage of seventy days from Cardiff, the Wirrall Transport Company’s steamer Doonholm arrived in the stream at Lyttelton on Friday afternoon. The Doonholm left the Welsh port on February 15th and met with fair weather crossing the Atlantic. The Panama Canal was cleared on Alarch 13th and the voyage was uneventful until April 14th, when nearing the New Zealand coast, a fierce south-westerly gale -was encountered, which lasted until Wednesday of this week. The Doonholm made very slow progress against the storm, her speed averaging only four knots for the six days in which she was in it. On her worst days she averaged only 2.9 knots. A rather unusual feature in these days is a set of .sails carried by the vessel, but with a following wind the sails are spread and compensate to some extent for low engine powex.
D. H. M. S. New Moon 8 8 42 14 a. m. J 1 irst Quarter . . 15 9 48 18 p.m. I’ ull Moon .. 22 7 26 16 p.m. Last Quarter .. 30 f 19 p.m. Apogee 2 7 46 a.m Perigee . . . . 17 2 37 a.m Apogee .. . . 30 3 43 a.m
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Wanganui Chronicle, Volume LXXVI, Issue 18162, 26 April 1921, Page 3
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