SHIPPING.

Wanganui Chronicle, Volume LXXXII, Issue 19434, 21 October 1925, Page 9

SHIPPING.

ARRIVALS. 2O. j Gale, 1.35 a.m., from Wellington. Dorset, 8.40 a.m., from New PJyi mouth. i Kapiti, 9.13 a.m.. from Wellington. ■ Holmdale, 9.15 a.m., from Wellington. 1 DEPARTURES. TUESDAY, OCTOBER 20. Kaione. 9.45 p.m., for Wellington. _ t EXPECTED ARRIVALS. I 1 John, Picton, to-day. Storm, Picton, to-morrow. 1 Bteeze, Wellington, Friday. PROJECTED DEPARTURES. ' .l • Kapiti, Wellington, to-day. i Holmdale, Wellington, to-day. : Inga, Greymouth, to-day. ’ IN THE ROADSTEAD. Dorset. I OVERSEAS VESSELS DUE. IN TEE ROADSTEAD. ; Hororata. Leitrim. TO BERTH AT CASTLECLIFF. Kaiapoi, South Australia, early. Swazi, New York, December. North Bend, December. BY TELEGRAPH. Received Oct. 20, 7.30 p.m. SYDNEY, Oct. 20. Arrived —Maungauui, 6.30 a.m., and Maheno, 9 a.m. (Per Press Association.] CHRISTCHURCH, Oct. 20. Arrived—Wahine, 6.35 a.m., from Wellington; Raranga, 6.44 a.m., from Dunedin; Katoa, 8.10 a.m., from Dunedin; Kent, 8.30 a.m., from Wellington. Sailed—Wahine, 8.25 p.m., for Wel- ' iington. AUCKLAND, Oct. 20. Arrived —Waitomo, 6 p.m., from Newcastle. Sailed—Waimana, 6.40 a.m., for New York; Otaki, 4.30 p.m., for Wellington. DUNEDIN, Oct. 20. Arrived—Kartigi, 5.30 p.m., from Lyti telton. ■ Sailed—Janie Seddon, noon, for WeiI lington. WELLINGTON, Oct. 20. j Arrived—Rubi Seddon (dredge), 2.30 [ I a.m.. from Westport; Maori, 7 a.m., and Storm, 12.45 p.m., from Lyttelton; Wanaka. 2.30 p.m., from Napier. 1 Sailed—Wootton 1.15 p.m., Trevertyn 2 p.m., Maori, 7.50 p.m., for Lyttelton; Storm (to sail at 11 p.m.), for Picton. WITHIN WIRELESS RANGE. Auckland Maunganui. Tofua. Hinpmoa, I Veronica. Sie.ra, Waitomo, Wonganella, . Whar.gape. Kaiwarra. Otaki. Port Nicholson. I Fiona. Skramstad. Chatham Islands — Hallfried. Arawa, Sufi folk. ; Wellington—Wahine. Maori, Ngaio, Arahura. | Wanaka. Kaituna. Port Darwin. Agwipond. i Kent. Port Hacking. Port Dunedin, Corinthic. i Makura. Tahiti. Kai rar.ga. West Nilus, Kai- - tangata., Maheno. Kaitoke. Treverbyn. i i Awarua—Manuka, Kcromiko. Kurow, Tnl tanekai. Karetu, Sir Janies Clark Ross, Kaiapoi. Katoa, Katoa, Kartigi.

PERSONAL. Captain H. Monro, of the Canterbury S.S. Company, left Wellington on Monday evening by the Wahine for Christchurch. Mr. G. O. Knaggs, second mate of the Putiki. has been relieved by Mr. C. McPherson. Mr. N. W. McDonald has been appointed chief officer of the Ngakuta. The following officers have been appointed to the Waipahi:—Mr. W. J. Berryman, chief; Mr. H. Henry, second; Mr. P. W. Calvert, third officer. Mr. W. A. Todd has been appointed second officer of the Wingatui, relieving Mr. T. Y. I Marshall for holiday. Mr. H.'Fegan has joined the Kekerangu as chief officer, relieving Mr. A. C. Kennedy for . holiday. | Mr. I. R. Gilmour, late chief engineer of the Flora, has been transferred to the Corinna ■ in a similar capacity. INTERCOLONIAL SERVICE. Ulimaroa at Sydney; departure for New Zealand indefinite. Maunganui sailed from Auckland Oct. 16 for Sydney ; arrived Sydney Oct. 20 ; leaves Sydney Oc-ober 23 for Wellington; due Wellington October 27. Manuka sailed frore Wellington on October ;14 tor Lyite'.tna. i»-ineclLi, Bluff, and M.el- ! bourne : due Melbourne October 25. ' Maheno sailed from Wellington October 16 I for Sydney; due Sydney to-day; leaves ! Sydney on October 23 for Auckland ; due Auckj land October 27. —.———■ PACIFIC MAIL SERVICE. I Niagara, at Vancouver, leaves there , to-day for Sydney, via Honolulu, Suva. I and Auckland ; due Auckland November 9; due ; Sydney November 14. Makura. R.M.S.. sailed from Wellington Oct. 13 for San Francisco via Rarotonga and Papeete; due San Francisco Oct. 30. Aorangi. R.M.S., at Sydney, leaves there tomorrow for Vancouver, via Auckland, Suva, and Honolulu; due Auckland October 26 ; due Vancouver November 13. Tahiti, R.M.S., sailed from San Francisco October 7 for Sydney, via Papeete, Rarotonga. and Wellington ; due Wellington October 26 ; due Sydney October 31.

LOCAL AGENTS’ ADVICE. Messrs C. F. Millward and Co. advise:— THE GALE. The Gale is due to sail to-day for Wellington, Lyttelton, Timaru, Oamaru and Dunedin. THE STORM. The Storm loads at Picton to-day; due Wanganui to-morrow, 22nd inst. THE BREEZE. The Breeze loads at Lyttelton to-day, Wellington 22nd ; due Wanganui 23rd. THE CALM. The Calm is due to load at Bluff to-day, Dunedin 22nd, Oamaru and Timaru 23rd, Lyttelton 24th, Wellington 26th; due Wanganui 27 th inst. THE INGA. The Inga is due to sail to-day for Sydney via Greymouth. THE JOAN CRAIG. The Joan Craig is at present discharging at the Castlecliff wharf. Messrs S. Holm and Co. advise:THE HOLMDALE. The Holmdale arrived here yesterday from Wellington and sails for Wellington and southern ports to-day. THE JOHN. The John is due here to-day from Picton and sails in the evening for Lyttelton. THE PROGRESS. The Progress is at New Plymouth. From there the vessel sails for Waikato. Messrs A. Hatrick and Co. advise: — THE KAPITI. The Kapiti arrived in port yesterday from Wellington. She sails on the return journey to-day. RARANGA CLEARS DUNEDIN. To continue her discharge of London cargo, the Raranga left Dunedin on Monday for Lyttelton, and later proceeds to Timaru to complete. THE CANADIAN PROSPECTOR. To complete discharge and to commence loading for her return voyage, the Canadian Prospector is to leave Wellington to-day for Lyt.tclton, then Timaru, Dunedin and Bluff. She returns to Wellington again on November 2 from Bluff for further loading and leaves the same day for Auckland where she completes ■ and sails on November 7 for New York, Boston and Halifax. PORT HACKING IN STREAM. The C. and D. Line steamer Port Hacking, which finished discharging the Wellington portion of her New York cargo on Monday, was taken into the stream, where she is waiting for a crew. PORT NICHOLSON LEAVES AUCKLAND. The Port Nicholson left Auckland 5.15 pan. on Monday for Wellington, where she is due to-day to continue her discharge of London cargo. She afterwards proceeds to New Plymouth to complete discharge. DEVON FOR SOUTH. To complete her discharge of Liverpool cargo, the Devon leaves Wellington to-mor-row for Lyttelton and Dunedin. She afterwards loads in New Zealand under the auspices of the New Zealand Shipping Company for London and West of England ports. TONGARIRO’S MOVEMENTS. Now at Nelson completing her discharge of London cargo, the Tongariro leaves to-day for Lyttelton, thence Wellington, for Homeward loading, and is expected to clear Wellington early in November for London, via Panama. DORSET’S PROGRAMME. The Dorset arrived in the local roadstead

yesterday from New Plymouth where she continues her loading for West of England ports. Her other loading ports are Wellington (October 28 to October 31) and Lyttelton, and she is expected to clear the latter port early in November. LEITRIM’S PROGRAMME. The Leitrim leaves Port Chalmers to-mor-row for Bluff, where she completes discharge of her Liverpool cargo and commences loading. She subsequently loads at Wellington, Gisborne, Opua and Auckland, and is to , finally sail from Auckland about the middle of November for West of England ports, via New York and Boston. CARGO FROM NESL YORK. To continue her discharge of New York cargo, the Trefusis leaves Auckland to-mor-row for Wellington, and is due there on Saturday next. From Wellington the Trefusis ) proceeds to Lyttelton, Dunedin, and AustralI ian ports to complete. WEST CALERA FROM PACIFIC COAST. An arrival at Auckland on Saturday momt ing was the Swayne and Hoyt Line steamer West Calera with timber, case oil, and general ’ cargo from Pacific Coast ports. On arrival the vessel underwent inspection in the stream and then berthed at the western side of the Central wharf. On her recent voyage the West Calera loaded at San Francisco, Portland, Grey’s Harbour, Seattle, Tacoma. Van- ’ couver and Los Angeles. She completed her ’ cargo with case oil at the last named port, • and took her departure for Auckland on September 21. During the evening of Septem- ' ber 29 the freighter encountered a hurricane and was hove-to. The remainder of the voy- > age was made without incident, and the ves- • sei arrived as above. From Auckland the West > i Calera' is to proceed to Lyttelton, Dunedin and - Australia, to complete discharge.

TIDES AND SUN. Oct. 21 High water 11.37 — Sunrise 5. 0 Sunset. G.29 Oct. 22 O.l'd 0.42 4.59 6.30 Oct. 23 1. 8 1.30 4.57 6.31 Oct. 24 2. 2 2.25 4.56 6.33 Oct. 25 3. 2 3.40 4. d 4 6.34 Oct. 26 4.21 5. 4 4.o3 6.35 Oct. 27 6. 2 6.35 4.51 6.37 PHASES OF THE MOON. Full Moon .. OCTOBEF L D. H M. 53 Last Quarter 10 6 4 a.m. New Moon . . 18 5 36 a.m. First Quarter .. .. 25 6 8 a.m.