SHIPPING.

Wanganui Herald, Volume L, Issue 14700, 3 September 1915, Page 4

SHIPPING.

TIDE. Ei{h water— This evening, 4.10; tomorrow ■: ruing, 4.53. t-aa s-i—This evening, 5.36. S-a ris-«—To momnr morning, 6.23. PHASES OF THE MOON. 6EPTKMRBB. D. H. M. S. Ijut quarter ... 2 3 33 IS a.m. . 2f«w mocn ...... 9 10 29 19 p.m. First quarter J. 16 6 58 15 p.m. Pull tnoon : 23 9 12 14 p.m. Apogee, 2tfW3Bmiß a-m. Perigee. Xod 6h 4Ctoia aja. Apogee. 30d 3h 45min a.n* v > xifcSftu'- . V - .* - -V----ARRIVED. .. v£ HSJPAY, SEPTEMBER 3. AVAHOD, S.(il (2 a-m.), 323 tons, Rodgers, from Westport. PETONE, B.s. (3.6 a.m.), 850 tons, Grahoffi, from Greymonth. BAILED. THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 2. KAITTI. s.s. (4.20 p.m.), 242 tons, Raw vers, for Wellington.,' AHAPAWA, s.s. (5.5 p.m.), 2C4 tons, Keatley, for Onehunga. BY TELEGRAPH. ‘ SYDNEY, September 3. Bailed.—Tahme, for A nek! and. NEWCASTLE, September 3. Sailed.—lnga, for Wanganui. WELLINGTON, September 2. Sailed.—Moeraki 8.40 a.m.), for SydE * J ' WELLINGTON, September 3. Arrived.—Kapiti (5.15, a.m.) and Stormbird (4.10 a.m.J, from Wanganui. Excellent progress is being made with the loading of the C. and D. liner Nivaru, and this morning half of her loading had been put aboard. Provided the weather keep* fine, the vessel should be ready for sailing to Napier some time to-morrow. ’ • _ The John was due at Wellington this morning, and is to sail for W anganui tliis evening. The Canterbury Co.'s steamer Breeze is'due at Wellington nest Tuesday from southern ports, and is to sail on the fu-tne day for Wentranm. The samecomr/inv’s steamer Calm is due to sail from Wellington this afternoon for WangaBtti. The well-known F. and S. liner Kent is now undergoing an extensive overhaul at London, and in addition more insulated spare is being provided. In continuation of her voyage from Wellington to Loudon, the Tongariro left Durban last Saturdav. The New Zealand Shipping Company’s liner Rotorua is due at Wellington on Sunday from Lyttelton to complete Homeward loading. The vessel is to leave Wellington next Thursday for London via Monte Video and Toneriffe. According to a southern exchange the Monowai. at present running in the Lyt-telton-Wellington ferry service, is to be withdrawn in about a fortnight's time. The Teasel will replace the Warn moo in the Auckland-East Coast service, and the Mararoa, at present laid up at Auckland, will replace the Monowai in the ferry service. Continuing her Journey from Montreal, via way porta, t'ne New Zealand Shipping Company'* Whakatane left Sydney for Auckland on Monday. Wellington will be visited about September 10. Bound from London for Wellington, the Fhaw-Sarilt steamer Arawa left Capo Town on Monday. August 30. She is due at Wellington about September 23. Haring arrived at Auckland from London, via Suez, on Wednesday, the ShawSavill liner lonic will proceed on to Whangarei at day-break on Tuesday, September 7, to continue Homeward loading. She will come on to Wellington about September 13, and will leave there for London, via Sydney, about September 16. The Sqrpga, cleared New York ou AuS*t 13 for Wellington, via Panama ail. Wellington should be reached about September 26.