SHIPPING.
HIGH WATER. This evening 1.27. To-morrow morning 1,46. SUNSET AND SDN RISE, This evening 4.46. To-morrow morning 7.13. PHASES OF THE MOON. J ULY.
ARRIVALS. FRIDAY, JULY 14. Nil. SATURDAY, JULY 15. Storm, 405 tons, 1 a.m., from Picton. DEPARTURES. FRIDAY, JULY 14. Nil. BY TELEGRAPH. WELLINGTON, July 14. Arrived.—John, 12.45 p.m.. from Lyttelton. NEWCASTLE, July 14. Sailed.—Kaikoura, for New Zealand. OVERSEAS VESSELS. Romeo —Due Auckland July 6 th; due Wellington July 15th; left New York June Ist. (Federal Line). Canadian Leader (Murray Ron•rti), left Halifax April 28. Nor folk May 5 lor Sydney, Melbourne, Adelaide, Wellington, Auckland. Due Wellington July 12th. Port Lincoln—Due Auckland July 10th; due Wellington July 15th; left New York June 10th. (C. and D. Line). Kaikoura— Due Auckland July 16th; due Wellington July 21st; left Liverpool June 2nd. (Federal Line.). Mahana (S.S. and A.), left Liverpool June 11 for Auckland, Wellington, Lyttelton, Port Chalmers. Due Auckland July 17; due Wellington July 24. Wangaratta—-Due Bluff July 22; left Newcastle-on-Tyne June 13th. (N.Z. Shipping Co.).
Ruapehu—Duo Wellington July 21st; left Southampton June 9th (N.Z. Shipping Co.) Westmoreland— Due Auckland July 24th; due Wellington July 31. (N.Z. Shipping Co.). Canadian Planter (Murray-Rob-erts), left Montreal May 31 for Brisbane, Sydney, Melbourne, Wellington, Auckland. Due Wellington August 12 th. Whakatane (Federal) left Liverpool June 24 for Auckland, Wellington, Lyttelton, Dunedin, Neson. Due Auckland August 13th; due Wellington August 20th. Athenic (S.S. and A.), left Southampton June 29 for Wellington. Due here August 6th. Opawa (N.Z.S. Co.), left New York June 28 for Auckland, Wellington, Lyttelton, Dunedin. Due Auckland July 31; due Wellington August 7th.
Messrs Johnston and Co., Ltd., advise that the s.s. Arapawa was due to leave Onehunga on Saturday, 15th inst., for Wanganui, arriving here Monday. She will sail that afternoon for Westport, taking cargo for all northern ports.
The Zita was taken up on the Putiki slip yesterday and is now undergoing overhaul. The Zita is not by any means a new vessel, although by comparison with many other sailers is still “youthful” at the age of 40 years or so. We understand she was originally known as the brigantine Aratapu, which traded to Wanganui many years ago. The Aratapu 'was credited with having a fast turn of speed in those days. Messrs C. F. Millward and Co. advise that the s.s. Storm takes cargo for the south to-day. S. Holm and Co. report:— Holmdale loads at southern ports next week, arriving in Wanganui about the 22nd.
John arrives from southern ports on Sunday, and sails for Wellington and Dunedin on Monday. Zita, now undergoing overhaul on the Putiki slip, sails for Onehunga about Friday next and returns to Wanganui in about ten days. Progress is at present running coal from Greymouth to Picton and Wellington, but will visit Wanganui at end of month.
D. H. M. First Quarter 2 10 28 a.m Full Moca . . . . 9 o 44 p.m Last Quarter . 17 4 48 p.m New Moon . . . 25 0 24 a.m First Quarter . 31 3 58 P.m Apogee . . . . 15 4 41 a.m Perigee . . . 27 o 58 P.m
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Wanganui Chronicle, Volume LXXVI, Issue 18533, 15 July 1922, Page 3
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