SHIPPING NEWS.

Dominion, Volume 1, Issue 2, 27 September 1907, Page 7

SHIPPING NEWS.

PHASES OP THE MOOU. SEPTEMBER. Jiew Moon 8 8 34 a.m. First Quarter la 3 II) p.m. Full Moon 22 9 4 a.m. Jjast Quarter ... ... 29 u 7 p.m. HIGH WATER. To-day: 3.35 a.m.; 9.5 p.m. ro-uiorrow: 9.25 a.m.; 9.a4 p.m. Sun rises to-day 5.54 a.m.; seta 5.51 p.m. itoon rises, 7.19 p.m.; sets, 0.51 a.m. ARRIVALS. „, Tm THURSDAY, September 26. WAIHI, 5.3. (2.3U a.m.), % tons, Carey, from Blenheim ROTOAtAIIAia, S.S. (6.40 a.m.), 1777 tons, , ma ' », Iroul Lyttellou. Passengers: baloon-ilisses Ferguson (2), Hamilton, Brown, Mehalke, jbeydon, Armstrong, Cogau Ford, Bagley, Mtsdaincs Yens, Brice, Fogo, and 2 cliiMreu, U'Ewau, Beckett, Ji'jjcan, and 2 chilaren, Armstrong, Sherrett and infant, Messrs Ferguson, Thompson, Bowden, Bain, Fleming, Clark, Brice, Moltson, Williams, Jones, Parker, Harding, Micol, Edgar, Thompson, Lcnnan, l,ay, Taylor, Kingslaml, Langsen, Smith, Suckling, Lamb, . M'Ewan, Stewart, Groat (2), Xiaiuboiv, Beckett, George, Head, Hampton, Haywood, SfUherland, White, Janiieson, Lucas, Gardiner; 17 steerage. WAIKAifE, s.s. (1.30 p.m.), 3971 tons, M'Douaid, from Melbourne, Hobart, aud southern port 3. Passengers: Saloon— Miescs' llidloy, Price, Meadaincs Rogers and 2 children, Williamu, Burtiushav.- and 2 children, Messrs Williamson, Haver, Girdlestone, Sloan, Bitcbic, Stutchbury, Watson, Archibald, Blair, Ashtou, Johnston 36 steerage. PENG DIN, s.s. (11.30 p.m.), 824 tons. Stewart, from Kelson and Picton. Passengers: Misses. Hariand, Bent,. Ledger, Stewart (2), Nicoll, Atkinson, Jlillingtoh, M'esdamcs -Al'Farlanc, Ledger, Anderson, Henderson, Wudgc, Atkinson, Smith, Messrs. Kussell. Boyes, ii'Doimld, Beaucbanip, Hislop, Bethwuite, Blick, Jliiuna, Ledger, Tulley, Barker, Wudgc, Knight, Connor, Christie,' U'rtli, Fuller, Caole, Zohrab, Kelly, Ji'Gimy, Parker, ii'Kcever, Costcllo, Anderson, Bythdl, Bell, ihivies, Greenfield, Martin, iti-se, Soulier, Millingtou; 6 steerage. DEPARTURES.. THURSDAY, September 26. TAINUI, s.s. (6 p.m.), 128 tons, Jensen, for Waitara. RO'IIIjiAHANA, s.s. (8.10 p.m.), 1777 tons,. ;'or Lyttelton.l'assungers: Messrs. M'Piierson, liavoy, M.H.K., Witty, M.H.ii., Hayes, Itiohardsou, J. Allan, Greenwood, W. A. Humphrey. J. B. Held, Watson, Kicliardson, Barclay, Gray, Walker, Pcthcrick, Gay, Thorpe, Thompson, Fcuiiiustou, Hampton, Jenkiu, G. C. White, Studhol.me, Egerton, Thomas, Fitz-Way, Dowues, Wiggins, A. Eraser, M'Auley, Quinu, Wright, Captain Hutchius, Misse3 Sullivan, Humphries, and Kennedy, Me3da-nies Davey, J. Allan,-Barclay, Watson, Gray, Mood, Ritchie, Riittin, Godfrey, Prltchard, Hansen, White; 19 .steerage.

WAIKAKE, s.s. (11.23 p.m.), 3071 tons, M'Donald, for Sydney via Napier, Gisborne, 'and Auckland. Passengers fa; Napier: Messrs.Le Grove, Pears, Wilson, Wickcs; for Gisborne: Mesdamcs Turne: and 2 children, Varrie, Messrs. A. 11. Miles, Lliison, Kirk, Hurry, Muir, Ford, Deaileld, England; for Auckland: Hisses M'Namara, Rutherford, Oato, Graham, Stone, Wright, Mesdamcs Stewart and 6 children, Miller. Perry. Stott, Rutherford, Orump, Proud and child, Burtinshaw and 2 children, Messrs. Stewart, Perry. Brown, P.. Williams, Todd, Willis. Austin, Strwart, Oarmody, Burtinshaw, Dick, Capt. Doricu. Smith, Rev. Miller, and Master Stewart: .86 adults and 7 children steerage. , VESSELS IN PORT. Jervois Quay Breastworks.—Avahura. Queen's Wharf.—(Bight) Aorcre, Penguin, Ruupohu, Pareora; (left) Manu, Wakatu, Manaroa, Stormbird. Customhouse Quay Breastworks.—Waihi. Wool Jetty.—Tutanckai. Waterloo Quay Breastworks.—Clyde, Ilaerc. , Railway Wharf.—Camphill. Glasgow Wharf.—Whaugapc, Kotuku. In Stream.—Tokapu. Karanica, Aniokura, Korora, 11.M.5. Challenger, Pot. j.'... COSTAL STEAMERS EXPECTED. Kahn, East Coast, 27th i' Queen of tho South, Foston, 27th ' Ituia, Wanganui, 2/th Torgauten, Tairua. 27th Eosamoud, Greyinouth. 27th Kotoiti, Onehunga and New Plymouth, 27th Mararoa, Lyttclton, 27th Opawa, Blenheim, 27th Blenheim, Ulcuhciu., 27th Kennedy, Foxtail, 27th Bol) Hoy, Pupoaga, 23th ■• Tasman, Nelson and Motueka, 20th Moura, Duncdin and Lyttelion, 29th . Kawea, Limestone Island, 29'i-h Mapourika, West Coast and iloison, 25th PROJECTED DEPASTURES. Mararoa, Lyttclton, 27th , Or.awa, Blenheim, 27th Blenheim, Blenheim, 27th Pareora, Greymoutb, 2i'th Kennedy, Kelson and West Coast, 27th Penguin, Picton and Kelson, 27th Manuka, Sydney, 2/th Victoria, Lyttclton and Dunedin, 27th Wakatu, Lyttclton via coa3l, 27th Hula, Wanganui, 27th . ...iiii, Blenheim, 27th Aorcro, Patea, 27th Kahu, Napier and Gisborne, 27th Queen of the South, Foxtou, 27th Stormbird, Wanganui, 27th Manaroa, Motueka, 27th Arahura, Picton, Nelson, West Coast, 28th Tasman, Kelson and Motueka, 28th Bob Roy, Pictoa and Sounds, 20th Kotuku, Grcymouth, 2Cth Whangapo, Westport, 2Sth Mana, Patea; 28th Eotoiti, New Plymouth, and Ouohuuga, 20th Moura, Napier, Gisborne, Auckland, 30th INTERCOLONIAL SERVICE. VIOTOF.IA, s.s., left Sydney, September 18, arrived Auckland hepteuioer 22, Lisborne 25th, Napier 26th; due Wellington 27th. Leaves Wellington for Lyttelton ana Dunedin 27th ' WAIKAKE, s.s., left Melbourne September 18, arrived ilobart 20lh, Blmi 23rd, Dunedin 24th, Lyttsiton 25th, 'Wellington 26th. Left Wellington for Napier, Gisborne, Auckland, and Sydney. Due Sydney October 4. MAM UKA, s.s., left Dunedin 2<Hh, Lyttclton 26th, due Wellington 271h. Leaves Wellington for Sydney direct 27th. Due Sydney October 1. ENPIEEDALE, s.s., due Wellington from Port Stephens September 28. OVERSEA SHIPPING. STEAMERS TO AIUUVE. From LONDON: MAORI (due Wellington about October 2), arrived Auckland. (Shaw, Savill, agents.) WHAKARUA (due Wellington about October 6), sailed on August 1 via Melbourne, Sydney, Auckland, and Napier. (Tyser Lino, agents.) AKAWA (due Wellington about October 9th), sailed on August 22, from Capetown September 15, via Ilobart, (Shaw Savill.) IUMUTAKA (due Wellington about O.v tobr.r 23), sailed on September 5, Plymouth 7th, via Capetown and Ilobart. (N. 555. Co.i OP AW A (due Wellington about November 5). sailed on September 10, via Auckland. Due Auckland October 21. (N'.Z.S. Co.) NiWAItU (duo Wellington about November 3), sailed on August iO, via Melbourne. Sydney, Auckland, and Napier. MAMARI (due Wellington about Novcu.ber 5), sailed on September 19, Plymouth 21st, via Capetown and Ilobart. (Shaw Savill, agents.) From NEW YORK. NAIRNSHIRE (due Wellington about October 4), sailed July 27, via Melbourne, Sydney, and Auckland. Sailed from Sydney for Auckland on September 21. (F. 11.5. Line, agents.) MORAYSHIRE (due Wellington about October 31), snilcd August 24, via Melbourne, Sydney, and Auckland. (P.U.S. Line, agents.) CORNWALL (duo Wellington about November 28), sailed on Scptcmbor 2i, via Melbourne, Sydney, and Auckland. (F. 11.5. Line, agents.) MIMIRO (duo Wellington about October 20), sailed August 3, via Melbourne, Sydney, and Auckland. (Tyser Line, agents.) UALLAM3HIKE (duo Wellington about October 23), sailed August 3, via Australian ports ana Auckland. (A. and A. Line, agents.l ORiANA (due Wellington about October 25), sailed August 10. via Melbourne, Sydney and Auckland. (U.S. ami j\.S., agents). STAR OF NEW ZEALAND (duo Wellington about November 15), sailed September 14, via .Melbourne and Syuucy. (Tyiier Line. wins.) LOUD"STANLEY (due Wellington about ! October 23), sailed Septrisbc. -■), vl.i Attn- : land. (L'.H.S. Line, egrn:.o ■ KIHIt (due Wellington Rbnv.t i'-n" - ihcr 291, iinilr.rl July 8, via nl:l'/OUNic. $,';}r.-rj, ar.i! Auclilnnd. Arrived Auckland •. :■•- Line, wills.) from VA COUVET?.. _ i'oyv) ;du- i' i.i -.■: 'to'.) '" 11 - > "'"'••' "" c

BAILING VESSELS TO ARRIVE. OBI'iRON, four-masted barquentine, sailoii from Liverpool June 12. (Johnston and o'o.) > t • jj'UKiIOSA, oarque, sailed from. Liverpool August 20. iJohnston and Co.) Italian barque, bailed from Marseilles September 4, via Bluli. (Buscoe aud Oo.) v SY TELEGRAPH.: COASTAL. , AUCKLAND. September 20—Arrived—Maori (4 p.m.) from Loudon. September 26.—Arrived — Tiilunc, from Gisborno. September 26.—Sailed—Kish (2 p.m.) for Wellington. . September 26,—Sailed—Turakina (5 I'M.) for London. The u'urakina, which sailed from this port l'or London at 5 p.m. to-day, took the following passengers: Salmon—iliossrs. F. Wuttenberg, T. M. Looney; ill. Bull, J. Faulkcs, A. A. Jones, D. Ifounody, F. H. Kidd, ,T, D. 21'Kinuon, A. B. Kobertson, A. Spriggs, J. Kiainthorpe, G. Woo'dliend, T. 1). Campbell, M. Coulon, all of Auckland; C. Hall, C. A. Dunn, 0. Butcher, P. R. Wooldridje, Master J. A. Dunn, or Chrislehurch; ilr. T .11. Lees and Master Lees ot Kapler; W. ]i. Brittecdcn, J. Cameron, D. J. M'lntosh, of Duneuin; D. Sr.teller, of Timaru; Mesdames 0. Butcher, E. D. Dunn, 0. U. Lees, and Woodhead, Misses if. I. Cr.r.icrou, A. T. A. Dunn, B. Lees. Steerage—Messrs. A. Archibald. V. Bourke, F. Cherry, A. Harris, L. Herapa'h, V. M'Kay, K. M'ltae. 11. Michael, T. S. Osborn, J. HI Wci:nie, J. Wheolor, JI. Goonrx, I). L. Whitniarsli, D. It. Pace, and ilr3. J. ]?ead. LYTTELTOX. ' September 26.—Arrived — Manaroa (8.45 a.m.l from Wellington. September 25.—Sailed—Manuka (5 inn.) tor iVdlineton. . September 25—Sailed—Manuka (0.5 p.m.) for Sydney, via Wellington. Passengers for Wellington: Kicscs Deans, Besvack, lEcnry, and Bicl:, Jlrs. V, r . ILK. Divle, ltov. Carrington, Dr. Levince, -Meat's. Clarksoil, Carl and son, Taylor. Laneuoivn, Wright, Fletcher. Scad, Hot,'din!-. Deacon, and W. 11. It. Dale; for Sydney: >18! Scri;rr;conr, Mesdauies Home, Serimgeour, Lamb, mid Partridge, Cant". K. H. Kowuli, Mpssr?. Mowto, Milncs, A. 0. Rollesion, Scrimgeour, Clarkson, J. A. Patterson, Hove, Walker, Doret, and l'art"seriember 25 —Sailed — Kararoa, for Woii'iigton. Passengers: Misses Simeon, I'riu'hard (2), Withers, O'Shea, Clarke, Staples, Howe, Mesdames (!rcen, Harris, Clark and child, Douplas, Boi»maii, Cufl. Ball, Dnnkely. Lyei.-, and Dallas, Colonel ■Towbdv. Messrs. Brown, Egcrlestone. Cliren. Richardson, -T. Forbes, Suckling, Orlßitja, Armitage, Pugh, England, Clniren, Oldfield, Steven-on, Clarkson, Duukely, Ball, Lyes, and Dallas. NELSON. September 26. —Arrived — Alexander (2 a.m.) from i'icton. NEW 'PLYMOUTH. September 25.—Arri.ed — Hotoiti .t'l.iO a.m.) from Onehnnga. September 26.—Amvcd-Takapuna (li.4a a.m.) from Wellington. . September 26.—Sailed —Hotoiti (12.-15 p.m.) l'or Wellington. „ , September 26,-Sailed - Takapuna (9 p.m.) for Onelrauga. BLLNHEIM. September 26.—Arrived — Blenheim and Oiiatva 110.3J a.m.) from Wellington. dfu-.eiiiber 25.—Sailed — Blenheim aud Opa'wii tS.j'J p.m.) for Wellington. BLUFF. September 25-Sailed-Dcvon (10.30 a.m.) for Sydney. ONEHUKGA. S»ptcinber 25,-Sailed-Botoiti, for New Plymouth. i'..;sengers: Misses Jennings, iiagill, jlcsd.'.mos Williams, I'ent.rcath and 2 children, Davey, Vi'Ucatley, Lady jlasill, JHessrs. Alison, Eeimiers, Clan:, W'lieatley, Wood, liemmery, Williamson, riyhiil, Williams, Thew, Jennings, Dv. ilagill. CHRISTOHUROH. September 25.—Sailed—Ooriutliio (3 p.m.) for Auckland. Tarawcra, for Duticdiii. i J a c ae : '- ? ers• Messrs. .Snooks and Januja. Lars-U Law, lor Timaru. Waikarc, for Sydney via East Coast ports. 26.—Sailed—llotomnhana (6.10 n.in.), for Wellington. Passengers: Mibics Persusoii (2). Armßtrong, Brown, ilannltou, B:ekett, Coc.m, and Day, liesaames York, Armstrong, Bird, Bscket, ilLeaa >\wA children, b'ogo and 2 elnlareu, uol. Jcwsey, MesarH. A. T. Wiltoms,- Bird, Hayv, aril, Kainoov.-, Jones, Parker, idmo:id, Poliicn, Kingaland, Lucas,- Eeud, Tivlor Ferguson, Grant (2), Hamplon, jßKicson, -Kicul, Pleming, White, Lcusesen, Lcunau, Gecrfe, Thompson, Boivden, and Smith. , w September 25.—Sailed—TV aikare, for Sydney, via East Coast ports. Passengers l'or Wellington: tecs Ford, laaley, and Prices Messrs. Arliton, Johnston, Archibald,' Blair, Watson, and Thompson; for Napier, Miss Graham; for Oisborne, Mrs. Varrie, Mr. Ford; for Auckland, Asses stone and' Wright, ifesdaiues J. Stott, Lilley, Proud anil child, aud yii. Hius. BLUFF. September 25th.-Sailed - Waibora, for Dunedin. DUNEDIN. September 25-Arrived-Whakatane from London. Passengers: 21 steerage. Kentei 1 ber Jf.-Sailed-Mannka, for Sydney, via Auckland. Passengers: for Lyttelton, MlsiCfl Clark, Bpooner, Mcssra. t'iijioiier, Frostiek, Blaekie; lor Wcllimrton, ilr. aud -Mrs. J. llro«n: for Sydney, Misses Dallas, C. Msher, Wlnnaui, am! Mrs. Cohen; 27 steerage. OVERSEA ITEMS. SUVA. ■September 23.—Arrived— Kanapour: from Sj'd"-:y. , . tv-i,i.-':.be:' Si.-Ar:ived — Apanina ane. .joiitu .ic:.trall:v i.-oiu wdncy.

through the columns of the " Guild Gazette" for bringing the eye test before the conference. Although representing the eiew Zealand Government, Mr. llislop also represented the Australian Marine Engineers, the Merchant Service Guild of Australasia, and the parent body, whose headquarters' are at Liverpool. Operations for raising the sunken hulk Blackball art* being conducted by the Blackball Coal Company, says a Ohristchurch telegram. It is intended to raise the bulwarks so as to.be above the surface of the water, to cover the hull between the bulwarks and the copper with specialty-prepared waterproof canvas, and to' remove about 300 tons of tho coal by means of the Harbour Board's Priestman dredge, so as to make clear room for the pumps of the Tiniaru suction dredge. . There are 1300 tons of coal left in the hulk. , The s.<s. Taluuo, which arrived at Auckland from Gisborne, took thirty hours for the passage. She encountered a hard north-went gale and high seas from tho BaStC,l,le - NEWCASTLE. September 25.—Sailed-Countess Erol, for ™e° n - CAPE MORffON. September 25.-Kcguhis, from Nemsartlc-on-Tyne, passed to-day en route for Auck!'lQa' MELBOURNE. September 25.-Sailcd—Winimcra.