SHIPPING.

Wanganui Chronicle, Volume LXXXII, Issue 19446, 4 November 1925, Page 9

SHIPPING.

PHASES OF THE MOON.

ARRIVALS. TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 3. | Progress, 12.20 p.m., from New Ply-1 mouth. DEPARTURES. TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 3. Regulus, 9.55 p.m., for West Coast. WEDNESDAY. NOVEMBER 4. Calm, 12.20 ajn., for Wellington. EXPECTED ARRIVALS. Gale, Pieton, to-day. Storm, Wellington, to-morrow. John, Wellington, Saturday. Holmdale, Wellington, November 9. PROJECTED DEPARTURES, Gabriella, Greymouth, to-day. OVERSEAS VESSELS DUE. IN THE ROADSTEAD. Port Darwin. Port Nicholson. Hurunui. Hororata. Leitrim. TO BERTH AT CASTLECLIFF. Kaiapoi, South Australia, early. Swazi, New York, December. North Bend, December. Martaban, New York, January. BY TELEGRAPH Received November 3, 7.55 p.m. LONDON, Nov. 2. Departures.—From Glasgow; Kia Ora. [Per Press Association.] AUCKLAND, Nov. 3. Arrived.—Crosshill (1.40 a.m.) from. Iquique, Tofua 5.45 a.m. from Fiji; Waipaki (6.30 a.m.) from Wellington. Veronica (4.40 p.m.) from Tonga. CHRISTCHURCH, Nov. 3. Arrived. —Wahine (6.45 a.m.) from Wellington. Otaki (7.20 a.m.) from \. eilington. Storm (8.55 a.m.) from Timaru. Opihi (9.30 a.m.) from Tin.aiu. Kaimantrwa (1 p.m.) from Wellington. Sailed.—Opihi (4.20 p.m.) for Wellington. Wahine (8.25 p.m.) for Wellington. WELLINGTON, Nov. 3.

Arrived.—Tongariro (5.15 a.m.), Maori (7 a.m.), Wootton (10 p.m.) from Lyttelton. Corinna (6.15 a.m.) from New Plymouth. Holmdale (8.45 a.m.). Breeze (10.10 a.m.) from Wanganui. Sailed.—Maori (7.45 p.m.) for Lyttelton. Tutanekai (7.50 p.m.) for northern lighthouses.

INWAKD BOUND MAIMOA—Left Liverpool on August 1 for Australia. Auckland, and Wellington, via Cape Town: due Wellington early. RARANGA— Left London on August 8 for Suva, Port Chalmers. Lyttelton, and Timaru; . due Wellington carb'. CANADIAN PROSPECTOR—I eft Montreal on August 26 for AucKland, Wellington, Lyttelton, Timaru and Dunedin : due Wellington Dunedin : due Wellington early. SUFFOLK—Left Liverpool on September 12 for Auckland. Wellington, Lyttelton, Oamaru and Dunedin ; due Wellington eariy. WIRRAL—Left Montreal on September 16 for Auckland. Wellington. Lyttelton, Dunedin, Sydney and Melbourne: due Auckland eaily. TREWYN -Left New York on September 23 for Auckland. Wellington. Lyttelton. Timaru and Dunedin: due Wellington rally. . CANADIAN CHALLENGER—Left Montreal ' on September 26 for Auckland, Wellington, 1 Lyttelton. Timaru and Dunedin; due Auckland November 10. HERTFORD—Left Liverpool on September 27 for Auckland, Wellington, Lyttelton, Dun- , edin and Bluff; due Auckland November 4. TREJfATON—Left New York on October 4 ! for Auckland. Napier. Wellington, Lyttelton : and Dunedin ; due Auckland November 7. lONIC--Left Southampton on October 9 for Wellington and Lyttelton ; due Wellington ‘ November 16. MAHANA—Left London on October 9 for ISuva. Auckland and Port Chalmers; due Auckland Novemb?r 22. PORT BOWEN —Left Liverpool on October 10 for Auckland, Wellington, Lyttelton and Dunedin : due Auckland November 18. W’AITEMATA—Left San Francisco on October 14 for Napier, Wellington, Nelson and ; New Plymouth : due Napier November 7. I PORT DARWIN —Ix?ft Sydney on October 16 for Gisborne for Homeward loading: due Wellington early. ■ WEST CAHOKIA—Left San Francisco on October 15 for Auckland, Wellington, and Australia ; due Auckland November 10. OTOKIA—Left Newcastle-on-Tyne in September for Wellington; due Wellington Nov. TAMAHINE —-Left Newcastle-on-Tyne on October 18 for Wellington; due Wellington ■ November 29. SUTTON New York on Octo- : ! bor 18 for Auckland. Wellington, .Lyttelton, 1 Dunedin and Bluff; due Auckland November I i 26. REMUERA—Left Southampton on October 23 for Auckland and Wellington; due Auck- ' land Novemh-r 26. PORT PIRIE I .eft New York on October ,22 for Auckland. Napier, Wellington, Lyttelton ?.nd Dunedin; due Auckland November 1.

LOCAL AGENTS’ ADVICK. i Messrs C. F. Millward and Co. advises—- ! THE CALM. The Calm sails to-day for Wellington, : Lyttelton, Oamaru, Timaru, Dunedin and Bluff.. t | THE GALE. 1 The Gale arrived at Wanganui to-day from [ Southern ports via Wellington and Picton. ! After discharge she returns South via Wel- , lington. THE STORM. The Storm loads at Wellington to-day and is due at Wanganui Thursday. THE GABRIELLA. The Gabriella is expected to sail from Castlecliff to-day for Greymouth and MelI bourne. Messrs S. Holm and Co. advise: — THE HOLMDALE. The Holmdale loads at Dunedin to-morrow, Timaru Friday. Lyttelton Saturday, Wellington Monday and is due here on Tuesday. THE JOHN. The John loads at Lyttelton to-day, thence Wellington for Wanganui. The vessel is due here on Friday or Saturday. THE PROGRESS. The Progress arrived last night from New Plymouth, and salis to-day for Wellington. Messrs Cock and Co. advise: — THE REGULUS. The Regulus sailed last evening for Westport. Messrs A. Hatrick and Co. advise:— THE KAPITI. The Kapiti loaded cheese here yesterday and sails to-day for Wellington. Messrs Johnston and Co. advise: — THE ARAPAWA. The Arapawa sailed last evening for Onehunga. TAINUI’S DEPARTURE POSTPONED. The departure of the liner Tainui from Wellington for London has been postponed till day break on Sunday next, November 8. PORT HACKING S MOVEMENTS. The steamer Port Hacking, now at Bluff completing discharge and loading, leaves to-day for Timaru and Wellington, to complete loading. She is due at Wellington on November IU, and sails finally from Wellington on November 14 for London, via Panama. MOTOR SHIP’S PERFORMANCE. In November, 1921, the East Asiatic Company, Copenhagen, took delivery of a small motor ship, the Virginia, constructed at the Nakskov yard and engined by the Holeby Diesel Engine Works. The vessel was destined for the coasting trade in the West Indies. A report has been prepared by the superintendent engineer of the company on the performance of this ship. Since commissioning in November, 1921, she has made 32 voyages and run a total distance of 70.256 miles. The average speed has been 7.45 knots and the average consumption 1.55 tons per day of 24 hours, corresponding to 139 gr per i.h.p. per hour, or about .3051 b. The longest non-stop run has been from San Domingo to London, 4412 miles, in 621 hours, with a daily consumption of 1.50 tons. A single six-cylinder 540 i.h.p. Holeby Diesel engine is installed in this vessel, which has a capacity of 1000 tons, and is 170tt leng with a beam of 31ft»

CARINTHIA’S WORLD TOUR. Advice received states that the Carinthia sailed from New York on October 10 on her world cruise. The tour, which has been arranged by Messrs Raymond and Whitcomb and Company, tourist agents of New York, will cover 38,000 miles, and will be done in 149 days. The steamer, which will arrive at Auckland on December 21, will be the most luxurious passenger liner that has ever visited New Zealand, and the only steamer to travel around the world with tourists to call at Australian and New Zealand ports. The chief ports of call will be as follows:—Havana, Colon, Balboa, Los Angeles, San Francisco, Hilo, Honolulu, Yokohama, Taku, Hongkong, Manila. Zamboanga. Port Moresby. Auckland. Wellington, Sydney, Hobart. Melbourne, Fremantle, Batavia, Singapore, Colombo, Bombay, Alexandria, Naples, Monte Carlo, Gibraltar, Cherbourg, Southampton, thence New York. WITHIN WIRELESS RANGE. Auckland—Niagara, Tofua. Veronica. Easterner. Trewyn. Suva. Waipori, Trefusis, j Aorangi, Waitomo, Fiona. Sierra, Hinemoa, Kaimanawa, Maheno. Katoa, Victor, Kartigi, I Omana, Kaiwarra. Corinthic. i Chatham Islands—Nil. Wellington—Maori, Wahine, Arahura, Ngaio, Kent, Dorset, Tainui. Poolta, Otaki, Kaitur.a. Tahiti. Kairanga. -Maunganui, Port Darwin, Koromiko, Port Nicholson, Waikawa, Karori, Tongariro, Hororata. Manuka. Awania —Sir James Clark Ross. Kurow, Waikouaiti, Wingatui, Trevcrbyn, Wonganella, Hororata. PERSONAL. Mr. B. F. Fisher has rejoined the Wahine a.® second officer, vice Mr. M. Tregale, who comes ashore for instructions. Mr. E. C. Nelson, third officer of the Poolta, has been relieved by Mr. F. H. G. Clarke. INTERCOLONIAL SERVICE. Ulimaroa at Sydney ; departure for New Zealand indefinite. Maunganui sailed from Wellington October 30 for Sydney; arr. Sydney Nov. 3: leaves Sydney on November 6 for Auckland; due I Auckland November 10. j Manuka, from Melbourne, arrived at Welj lington on November 2, sailed on November 13 for Lyttelton, Dunedin. Bluff and Melbourne; (due Melbourne Nov. 12. Maheno sailed from Auckland October 30 for Sydney : arr. Sydney Nov. ?: leaves Sydney on November 6 for Wellington ; due Wellington November 10. PACIFIC MAIL SERVICE. Niagara, R.M.S.. sailed from Vancouver October 21 for Sydney, ria Honolulu. Suva and Auckland ; due Auckland November 9; due Sydney November 14. Makura. R.M.S., at San Francisco, sails from I there to-day for Sydney, via Papeete, Raro- ' tonga and Wellington: due Wellington No- ' vember 23 ; due Sydney November 28. Aorangi, R.M.S., sailed from Sydney Oct. 122 for Vancouver. via Auckland. Suva, : and Honolulu: arrived Auckland October 26; I sailed from Auckland Oct. 27 for Vancouver; idue Vancouver November 13. I Tahiti. R.M.S.. at Sydney, sails from there ' to-morrow for San Francisco, via Wellington, i Rarotonga and Papeete: due Wellington November 9; due San Francisco November 27.

TIDES AND SDN. High water Sun- Suna.m. p.m. rise »etNov. 4 11.58 — 4.41 6.47 Nov. 5 0.16 0.38 4.39 6.48 Nov. 6 0.55 1.17 4.38 6.49 Nov. 7 1.3G 2. 0 4.37 6.51 Nov. 8 2.24 2.50 4.36 6.52 Nov. 9 3.21 3.49 4.35 6.53 Nov. 10 4.31 5. 4 4.33 6.55 Nov. 11 .. .. 5.49 6.18 4.32 6.56 Nov. 12 6.51 7.13 4.31 6.57 Nov. 13 7.40 7.55 4.30 6.58 Nov. 14 8.20 8.34 4.29 7. 0

NOVEMBER. D. H. M. Full Moon 1 4 47 a.m. Last Quarter 9 2 43 a.m. New Moon 16 6 28 a.m. First Quarter 23 1 36 p.m. Full Moon 30 7 41 p.m.