SHIPPING NEWS.

Dominion, Volume 1, Issue 7, 3 October 1907, Page 9

SHIPPING NEWS.

PHASES OF THE MOON. OCTOBER. Day. Ilr.m. ■ New Moon 1 9.61 p.m. First Quarter 14 9.32 p.m. Full Moon 21 8.46 p.m. Last Quarter 29 ■ 7.21 p.m. HIGH WATJ3II. To-day: 12.44 a.m.; 1.5 p.m. To-morrow: 1.24 a.m.; 1.47 p.m. Sun rises to-day, 5.24 a.m.; sets, 5.57 p.m. ARRIVALS. October 2. J.AKAI s.s, (2.20 a.m.), iuou tons, Ilolioiu, trom Uiieliunga and isew ±'iyluoutli. Passengers saioon—Jiiss Ularke, Mesuames Hilton aim « clitulreu, Williams, -Messrs. jilliou, J. utuie, Bnen, Williams. l'liMUuIK,. s.s. (3.5 a.m.), 824 tons, Stewart, trom ivelson and nctoii. Passengers :—Saloon — Misses' .Miller, Clark, Hooper, Hayeoek, Field, btuOUs, Fairweather, M'i(ae, Bishell, Henderson (2), Mesaanies Cramp, Gore, Huncanson, Bannehr, Andrews, riloopcr, Bradford, IS[ps, TrasK, Kerr, Harvey, Johnston, ilealey and cnild, Sir George Clillord, Hon. 'l'ntsli, Messrs. It. M'Keuzie, M.H.K., Bannelir, Duncanson, Hughes, M'Donald, Courtney, Nicholas, Manning, M'Cormack, Bannehr, M'Gowan, Hamilton, Fairweather, Gunn, Iteader, Corry, M'lntoshj Muller, Williams, Freeth, Perano, Finlayson, Beade, Wander, Coughlan, Kelly, Bishop, Munsneld, Grant; 16 steerage. WAKATIJ, s.s. (3.10 a.m.),-157 tons, "Wills, from Lyttelton, via coasts MANA, s.s. (7.10 a.m.),. 134 tons, Corby, from Patea.. MARAKOA, s.s., (7.25 a.m.), 2598 tons',' Manning, from Lyttclton. ■' OPAWA, s.s. (8.30 a.m.), 110 tons, Nic-. holas, from Blenheim. ~ , BLENHEIM, s.s. '9.10 a.m.), i2O tens, Watsoo, from Blenheim. MAHENO, s.s. 9 a.m.), • 5282 tons,. NevUle, from Sydney. Passengers for Wei-, lington:—Saloon—Misses Wilson; bin'gurd, Simpson, Carr, Glune, Freeman'," Walker (2), Bennett, Wiggins (2), I Myers. ' Gaisford, Aclami, Seager, Anderson, Rowley, Vickerman, Schofield, rßown. Shaw, Kennedy, Manoy, White, Hunt, Mesdames Wilson, Gazzard, Clay, 3 children, and nurse, Rankine, Bourke, Broadbent, Bawers, I'earce and child, Reynolds (2), Wiggins, Bickford, ilyslop, Burrell.' Empson, Knowles, Matson, Garrick, Be3t, Kennedy, Manoy, Nurses O'ltegan and'ilealey, Dr. Olay, Messrs. Smith, Prince,,'Parkinson, Qazzard, Foster, Roberts, Campbell, Erickson, Singleton, Stephenson, Cooper,' Luce, Hughes, Merkley, Broad," Reynolds. Wiggins (2), Raine, Roynell, Scliloss, Brown, Thompson, Wheeler, Campbell, Billows,, Joaslien, Gaisford, Irvine, Ilyslop, Burrell, Mathieson, Anderson, Rowley, Wright, Doolan, Damine, Brown, Kirkcaldie, Best, Rmeeton, Hampton, Oswiri,Darling; Terry, Schofleld, Andcr, Kicoll, .Dodd, Brown (2), IlcnJiam. Garrick, W. A. Kennedy, Birch, Reid, Whitehead. Isaac, Dabbie, Matson.; 140 steerage. For Lyttclton — Misws Fletcher. Ollivier, Sisters..of Charity (2),; Oaves 12), Bayley, Strange. (5), Mesdames B-ittain, Chick, Handcock'.'. Crappcr; 01iivi?r» Fisher and maid." Siiigloton, Col-i3-rd, Strange, M'Lelland; Messrs. Bntto,in, Chick. Dr. Handcock, Crapper, W°lch, Lcdwcll, Murray,.Nixon, Seymour, Strange. Garrick, Wood, Bpwker. Passau, Olpssaubury; 37 steerage. For DunedmTtrs. Vcnables, Mnssrs. 'Hchry, ■Koerncr. Venable3. Campbell (2), ;j;ilßk,,,Macrae,. Fi-nser: 9 steerage. COIUNNA, s.s. 111-40 a.m.),..[.1271 tons,. Cameron, from southern ports. ROSAMOND, s.s. (4 p.m.), 721 Jons, f<aylor. from Greymouth.; . , KITTAWA, s.s. (5.20 p.m.),,Brophy, from s'fc(7.3s p.m.),-92 tons,: Carey, from Blenheim. j. DEPARTURES,; October 2. , STOBMBIED, s.s. (1 217 „tOBB,, M'lntyre, for Wanganui. ; . . PENGUIN, s.s. (12.35 p.m.), 824 tons, Stewart, for Picton and Nelson, passengers :-Saloon - Misses Oollins, Brown,. Mesuames Brcen, 'Srow®, Wavcra, Mairan, Gibbs, Gill, Elliott, Messrs. M Itise, Gilford, M'Luod, lUggins, Chapman, Skcit, 11. Morrison, Atkinson, Buck, Nel"oiiYDß, schooner (3.50, p-m.), 90 .tons, " IW7 'tons,. s°s. lW.tonii, Nicholas, '"bMNHeIm", s.s. (7 p.m.), 120' tons, Wat(son, for-Blenheim. ' t r! : TAKAPUNA, s.s. (7.30 p.m.), 1036 tons, llolford, for New Onehunga. Passengers :-Saloon-:toss- Buttic, Messrs. Rmeeton, Ilume, and Waymoutli. WAKATU, s.s. (0, p.m.), 157 tons, for K MARAROA, s.s. <8.10 p.m;), 2598 tens, Brophy, for Lyttelton. Passengers :-Saloon - Misses Hanham. Maekay (4), Fletcher, Mesdames W00d,.-; Jardin,,..Col-, lard. Messrs. Corrigan. Brown.' Rev. Tax, fioldie, Wood, .Tardin. Nelson, Stubbs, Collard, Kirker, Kelly. Pine, Jones, Mackoy, Graham, Clarke, Jackson, Drayton, Oarson. ... VESSELS IN PORT. Taranaki Street Wharf.-Kish, (Janopus. Queen's Wharf.— . ' Main Wharf.-Maheno, Connna, Mana. Northern Breastworks-Queen of the South, Waihi. Wool Wharf.-TuUnckai. • , Railway Wharf— Camphill,' Rosamond. Glasgow Wharf—Kazembe, Kittawa. lii Stream—H.M.S. Challenger, To,lvapu, -Karamea, Amokura, Pet. COASTAL STEAMERS EXPECTED. Arahura, West Coast, October 3 . . Alexander, Lyttelton, October 3 Manaroa, Motueka,, October 3 Defender, Greymouth, October 3 Aorere. Patea, October 3 • Victoria, Lyttelton and Dunedin, Oct. 3. Rotonialiana, Lyttelton, October 3 ' Tasman. Motueka, October. 3 Kaliu. East Coast, October.J Rotoiti. Onehunga and New Plymouth,. October 4 ■ . Waihora. Dunedin, October 4 Ktormbird, Wanganui, October 4 P.ob Roy, Pielon. October 4 Mararoa. Lyttelton. Oetober 4 Opawa. Blenheim, October 4 Blenheim. Blenheim, October 4 Pensuin, Nelson and l'ieton, October 4 Wnliatu. -Kaikoura. October 5 Takapuna. Onehunga and New Plymouth, October 9 .

SAILERS EXPECTED. Helen Denny. left, ''Sydney, September 25 Count.ess of Errol, left Newcastle, Rep. 25 PROJECTED DEPARTURES. Canopus, Wostport, October 3 Alexander. Nelson and West Coast. Oct,. 3 o,uecu of the South, Foxtori, October 3 Aorere. Patea. October. 3 ' ■ Botomabana, Lvttelt.on, October 3 Tasman, >'otucl:a. Nelson. October 3 Kazembe, Vannouver, October 3. .- Corinna, New Plymouth and Onehunga, Ictobcr 3 Wailii. Blenheim. October 3 ' . Wana. October 3 1; Kish,' tiyt.teltnn.' October. 3 Rtormbird.-Wani*anui...October.-4 Marp-roit. liyttdton. October 4 BlenheiP'. Blenheim.- October 4 rinawa. Blenheim, October 4 Knlui. 'Ea'=t, Coast. Octoher ;4 PcinTuin, Picton and Nelson. October 4 Arf.l"ira. > T "lson o"d'Wcst Const, Oct.s Bob Boy. Picton, October 6 Bot.oiti. Nol»on. New'. Plymouth, and October 6 ■ ..... Wakatii. J'-'Vmra. October 1 To Allan. N"ls>"n and West, Ccet. Oct. 7 W>now.i, Napier, Gislwrne, Auckland, B . .8 Takaptinn. N«"v Plymouth. , and One-hunn-i. October 9 , _ ,

INTERCOLONIAL SERVICE. VICTORIA, s.s.. '.caves... Wellington Thursday, October 3, for Napier, Gisborne, Auckland, and Sydney. IiIAIIENO. s.s., loft Sydney for Wellington direct September 23; arrival Wellington October 2. Leaves for Melbourne,- via Southern ports and Ilobart, October 3; due Melbourne October 12. WIMMEBA, p.p.. for Sydney direct October 4. Due Sydney October 8. MOKOIA. E.s., left Sydney September 26. for Auckland, Giabornei -Napier, -and Southern ports; arrived Auckland October 1. Due Wellington Saturday, October 6. AYMERIC, b.b., left Nencastle September 28. Duo -Wellington October 3 OVERSEA SHIPPING. STEAMERS TO ARRIVE. From London; MAORI (dye Wellington about Octobcr 7. arrived Auckland September 26. (Shaw, Savill, agents.) WIfAXAHUA (due Wellington about October 6), sailed on August 1 via, Melbourne, Sydney, Auckland, and Napier. Arrived Auckland October 1. (l'yscr liinc. agents.) ARAWA (duo Wellington about October 9th), mailed on AiiL-unt 22, from Capetown September 15, via Ilobart. (Shaw Savill.) lUMUTAKA (due Wellington, about' October 23), sailed on September 5, Plymouth Sill, Capetown 23th, and Ilobart., (N.Z.S. ■Co.O ( •■ .. '.■ >■ OP AW A (duo Wellington about November 5). 3iiile.il on September JO, via Auckland. Due Auckland October 24. (N.Z.S. Co.) NIWAUTI (due Wellington about November 8), sailed on August JO, via Melbourne, Sydney, Auckland; and Napier. MAMAM (due Wellington about November 5), sailed on September 19, Plymouth 21st, via Capetown and Ilobart. (Shaw Savill, agents.) ST Alt OF .JAPAN (due Wellington iibout December G), sailed on September 27, via Melbourne. Sydney,' Auckland, and Napier. (Tyser Lille, sccuiu.)

From New York; NAIRNSHIRE (duo Wellington about October 4), sailed July 27, via Melbourne, Sydney, nnd Auckland. Sailed from Sydney for Auckland oil September 21. Arrived Auckland September 27. (F.H.S. •Line, agents.) MORAYSHIRE (due Wellington about October 31), sailed August 24, via Melbourne, Sydney, and Auckland. (F.H.S. Line, agents.) CORNWALL (due Wellington about November 28), sailed on September 21, via Melbourne, Sydney, and Auckland. (F.H.S. Line, agents.) MIMIRO (due Wellington about October 10), sailed August 3, via Melbourne, Sydney, and Auckland. Left Sydney for Auckland, September 28. (Tyser Line, agents.) lIALLAMSHIRE (duo Wellington about October 23), sailed August 3, via Australian ports and Auckland. (A. and A. Line, agents.) ORIANA (due Wellington about October 25), sailed August 10, via Melbourne, Sydney and Auckland. (U.S. and A.S., agents). STAR OF NEW ZEALAND (due. Wellington about November 15), sailed September 14, via Melbourne aud Sydney. (Tyser Line, agents.) LORD STANLEY (due Wellington about October 28), sailed September 20, via Auckland. (F.H.S. Line, agents.) From Vancouver: PONDO (due Wellington about October 4), sailed August 29, arrived Suva September 21, arrived Auckland September 29. (F.H.S. Line.) SAILING VESSELS TO ARRIVE. OBERON, four-masted barquentinc, sailed from Liverpool Juno 12. (Johnston and Co.) FORMOSA, barque, sailed from Liverpool August 20. (Johnston and Co.) GENI, Italian barque, sailed from Marseilles September 4, via Bluff. (Buscoc and Co.) BY TELEGRAPH. : COASTAL. ... J. ■ . LYTTELTON. October 2. ■ Arrived.— 1 1'alune (7.15 a.m.), from Wellington;. Kuapehu (8.25' a.m.), from Wellington; Itotomaliana' (8.30 a.m.), from Wellington. Sailed—Alexander (noon), for Wellington; Victoria (6.55 p.m.), for Wellington; Rotoinaliana (0.15 p.m.), for Wellington. Sailed.—Lily, schooner (noon), for Kaipara; Alexander (12.10 p.m.), for Wellington; Huia, schooner (2.10 p.m.), for Kaipara.; Eliza Firth, schooner, (2.30 p.m.), for. Itaipara; Talune (3.35 p.m.), for Dunedin. Passengers :—Mr and Mrs. Wallace. Sailed.—Rotomahana, for Wellington. Passengers Misses Rid veil, O'Hara, Macfarlane, Taylor, and .Stewart, Mesdames Cooper, Clarlt, Crosby, Ryan, and Lewis, lion. H. Feldwick, Colonel Jowsey, Messrs. RothenberK, Molyneaux, Cooper, Clarke, M'Lean, Harvey, Duke,. Campbell, Orr, .Wallace, Bain, Fraser, Code, Amyst, Holmes, Kline, M'Kcnzie, Wallace, rage,' Giller, Ilinton, Travis, Long, and Clarksoil. ' Sailed.—Victoria, for Wellington. Passengers:—For Wellington — Misses Frith, •Tobiin. Todd(2), Morley, Mesdames Murrane Bat,hurst. .Tobiin,' Smitlison, Grossman, Rafter,, Clark. Hannibell,.Messrs. George Lanrenson, 'M.H.R... Ingram, Miirrsnc, '.Tobiin (2). Smithson. P. Bennett. Rafter 12), R. F. Simes, Fauld. Newman, Bentley, Mofictt, Hannibell, M'Cartliy. . ! BLENHEIM; Arrived.—Waihi (2.30 a.m.), from Wellington.. ■ Sailed.—Waihi (12.20 p.m.), for Weslinnton. NEW PLYMOUTH. VArrived.—llarawa. (4.30 a.m.). from Onchunua; Hawda (3 p.m.), from Wellington. Sailed.—Rarawa /9 p.m.), for Onehunga. . PICTON. . Arrived.—Torgauten (9.30 a.m.), ftom Wellington; Penguin (5.5 p.m.), from Wellington , - . '. Sailed—Penguin (6.25 p.m.), for Nelson. v NELSON. Arrived.—Maponrika (2.50 p.m.), ftom Wellington. . To sail—Tasman (9 p.m.), for Wellington. . . .... • NAPIER; Arrived.—Toroa (330 p.m.), from Wellington. ONEHUNGA. • Arrived.—Hinem.ia (4.30 p.m.),- from Porito. ■ ! ' . . . , AUCKLAND. \ , . Sailed.--Taviuni (s\p.m.), for Suva. Sailed.—Mokoia, for south. Passengers: —For Wellington—Jfisscs ' Price,," Collins, Mrs. Cockraw, Messrs'.* .C. I; 'Tur'rib\ill, A. Humphries, Hey wood, -R. Hunt, W. A. Mackay. ■ Sailed.—Hauroto, for Eastern Pacific; Taviuni, for Fiji, with the following pas-, sengers—For Vancouver — Misses Tagliapietra (2), M'Namara, Mrs. Howes, Madame Tagliapietra, Messrs. Howes. 11. Williamson, Ullincs,' M'Parland, A'Court, Mens. Tagliapietra; 10 steerage. ' : SYDNEY. ' Sailed.—Zealandia, at 2.45 p.m. THE KAZEMBE.

The Alley Liner Kazembe, whicli arrived in the stream at 6.45 p.m. oil Tuesday, was granted pratique, and berthed at tne .Glasgow Wharf yesterday morning, fcjlie left fort Kembla l;'st Thursday, and ex-perienoed-lresh winds until Sunday, when south-westerly gales wore encountered, and lasted until arrival here. The Kazembe carries a crew of 62 Lascars, and is under the command of Capt. J. W. Anderson. who has with him the following olticers:—Chief, Mr. It. Berimer: second, Mr. 0. T. Smith, third, Mr. J. R. I'aine. Chief engineer, Mr. D. Keith; second, Mr. C. h. de Cleary. The vessel is due to leave here for Vancouver, via Auckland and" Honululu this evening,' and is taking 2600 bales of hemp and JOO sacus of cocksfoot for Vancouver from Wellington. ARRIVAL OF TIIE MAHENO. A large number of people assembled on the Queen's Wharf yesterday morning to meet, the Union Company's turbine steamer Maheno. She arrived ill the stream at. 9.15 a.m., find, after being cleared by the Health and Customs officers, berthed at the Queen's Wharf shortly before noon. After leaving Sydney last Saturday evening, strong southwesterly winds with following sea■•■were experienced until Tuesday, when light north-west winds set in, accompanied by a' smooth sea. The run from Farewell Spit occupied eight hours. In addition to a large cargo of merchandise, the Maheno brought 2562 cases of fruit, and also transhipments ex Kumano, Ilaru, Schwaben, Prins Waldemar, Bombala, Taiynan. < Victoria, Seydlitz. Allinga, Orient, Buninyong. Uganda, Oberlmusen, Airlie, Eastern. Ouraha, Avon. Nikko Maru, Aorangi, Anglian, Peregrins Oceanien, Britannia, Kj'arra, and Bellini The barque Helen Denny, bound fioui Sydney to Wellington, was snoken- to at 9.30 a.m. on Tuesday, and wished >.o bo reported "all well." West coast shipping. The Union Company advise that the Arahura arrived at .Westport yesterday at V a.m., and was leaving again at 4 p.m. The Koonya was to leave at 6 ?. m. ior Gisborne, and ihe Pukaki at the same time for Greyrnouth. Owing to the heavy sea.-at Westport, the Whaugape was unable to leave. The Kotuku was expected to get away last night. The Arahura is due to arrive at .Nelson on Thursday. The Haupiri is going to Napier and Grcyniouth only, missing Wellington. She is due to leave here far Napier, Gisborne, and East. Coast bays about the middle of next week. '•

The "Wcstport Coal Company's steamer Regulus arrived outside Wcstport yesterday, but. weather, conditions prevented her cronsirig the ban The- 8.6.' Huia will come off the patent slip to-day. It is expected she will not be able to resume trading: to Wangauui i until next Saturday, as there are eom« minor repairs yet unfinished. .'Mr. D. Robertson, late chief" officer of the scow Ennice, has joined the Mapourika as third officer. The chief officer of the Cainphill, Mr. J. 8. Home, signed on as master of the vessel yesterday. • It is exncctcd that the Cainphill will complete discharging, and proceed south next Saturday. Mr. Singleton has been appoiuted third officer of the. Corinna. Captain Bronhy, on arrival qf the Kittaw a last night, took command of the Mararoa, as Captain Manning was indisposed. - • • METEOROLOGICAL. ; WEATHER AT 5 I'.U. Manulian Heads.—N.W., moderate Rflc; barometer, .29.80; thermometer, 55; overcast; bar lumpy. New .Plymouth.—'W.S.-W., light; barometer, 29.69; thermometer, 58; Alio; sea heavy. ' Castlojioint.—N.W. breeze; biirometet, 29.55; thermometer, 62; cloudy; sea moderate. Wellinston—West breczo; barometer, 29.55; thermometer, 59; fine. Wcstport.—S.W., moderate sale; barometer. 29.55; thermometer, 55; fine; sea considerable, strong; fresli. Kaikoura.—N.W.. light; barometer, 23 37; thermomoter, 58; fine; sea moderate; very heavy N.-W. gale all day. .lllufl.—'West moderate ealo; barometer, 29.30; thermometer, 47; showery.

"Tho ivolvcs aro coming right into tho city of Dublin, and devouring the faniino - strickcn people," said tho Rev. Father O'Laverty. Inst night., when turning down sonm of the black pages of Ireland's history; "and the snn:o price was placed o:i tho heads of tho wolves as oil the heads cf the priest—£s."