SHIPPING NEWS.

Dominion, Volume 1, Issue 24, 23 October 1907, Page 9

SHIPPING NEWS.

PHASES OF THE MOON. OCTOBER. Day. E>. rn. New Moon - j Sm" First Quarter ... ... - » 9 -® P- m ' Full Moon ... ?1 S A\IZ" Lust Quarter ... ... -• 29 V.21 p.m. ; HIGH WATER. To-day, 5.35 6.10 p.m. To-morrow; 6.28 a.m.; 7.4 p.m. '~"; .. sun. Sun rises to-day, 4,52 a.m.; sets, 0.19 p.m. .„•■ ; ARRIVALS. TUESDAY, OCTOBER 22. ■ AOKEBB, ™. a.m.), 77 ton,, KeMrom P COEINNA,- s.s. (4.40 a.m.), 1271 tons, Came : SmsC Ponder, Mcsilamos Palmer, Han-. tfe: sfcs, w-s llos Bourko and child, Hayman, WoO'f, Buloct Stephens, Mason, Taslam, George, Smcaton Young, Craigie, Bardslcy, Mncdonald, Gnrdne? Grant, Colquhoun, Stead, • Sterner, Mβ;. 1 WUiams, Brown, Mathias, Adame, Bowie, Meuzics, Enlmshaw, Outrcd GoldsburJ, hinlop, , August, Rogers, Fleming, Bissett, l>alard," Flighty; Pope, Urns; 40 steerage. "ibURA, V.s. (7.5 a.m.). 2027 tons, M'Lean, from Auckland, Gisborne, and Napier. Passengers: Saloon-Misses Bortoto (2),. Mosdamcs Gordon, Klaer ; and son,.Bertoto Messrs. Smith, Hughes, Walker, T'readwell, Budd,. King, Ar : •mitage, Mackay, Churchward, Klaox, Beck and son;- 12 steerage. • TASMAN, 5.5:.'(10.20 a.m.), 179 tons, Cos, from Motneka anil Nelson. " . HAERE, scow. (10.40 a.m.), OS tons, Barnes, from Karamea. . ROB IJOY, s.s. (4 p.m.), 95 tons, North, from Puponga. . <■> , . "ST. ; HUGO,. s.s; (5.30 p.m.), in stream, 3590 tons,, Clements, from Mollendo. ;■ ; ; WEDNESDAY,' OCTOBER 23. PENGUIN, s.s (12.20. a.m.), in the Strenm, 82-1' tons, Tate, from Nelson and Picton. WAIIII, s.s. (12.20 a.m.), 92 tons, Carey, from Blenheim..... ..;-.. . OPAWA, s.s.. (12.20 ;a.m.), 110 tons, Nicholas, from';Blenhcim. . ....,," . :■: ;V - DEPARTURES. , • ; TUESDAY, OCTOBER 22. HAWEA, s.s. (2.45 a.m.), 1758 tons, Crawford, for Westport. ' • ■ WHAKARUA, s.s. (4.10 p.m.), 6534 tons, J. G. Falgate, for Bluff. ~; TASMAN, s.s. (5.10 p.m.), l<9 tons, Cox, for Nelson . and . Motucka; . MOUEA, s.s. (5.25 p.m.), , 2027 tons, M'Lean, for Lyttelton and Duncdin. PassengersSaloon , -'' For Lyttelton—Mrs." Clare and child, Messrs."' Clare, j Hobday, Reeves, Qnarrie. For Dunedin—Messrs. Strang, Ramsay, and At--k H S UIA; s.s. (5.25 p.m.), ••• 127-' tons, i Dowell, for Wanganni. ■ ■'■>■; m , KAHU, s.s. (5.30 p.m.), 182 tons, Thompson, for East Coast. - :.-,-.. • „ ■ . , WAKATU, s.s. (G p.m.), 157 tons, Wills, or '.'mA°POURIKA/s.s. (8 p.m.), 1203 tons, Clift, for Nelson, Westport, nnd Greymouth. Pnssengers^Saloon: For .-Nelson—Misses heal, Thompson, Mrs. Beal, Messrs. Henrys, Burr, For Westport—Mrs. Lewis and child. Messrs. Williams, Whitta. For , Greymouth— Miss Black, Mrs. Reynolds, Messrs. Thomas, Stratford,,'Buriiet, .Chisholm. ■ ■ ■ :; ROTOMUIANA, s.s. (8.5 p.m.), 17(7 tons, Coliiiis, for Lyttelton. Passengers: SaloonMisses Bint, Garvey, Muloch, Mesdainrs Moore, Wood, M'Nicoll, Messrs. AVaddell, Culling, Wilson, Jones, Waddell, Terr.y, Garvcy, Foster; -Fisher, Kennedy, Cooks, Driver, Hastic,; Schmidt, Thomson, : Moore, Burt, 'BLENHEIM, s.s. : (11 p.m.), 120' tons, Wntson, for Blenheim. . 'COASTAL STEAMERS EXPECTED. Kapiti, Patea, October 23. ■ _ Takapiina, ' Oaehunga and Now Plymouth, October 23. . ■ . ■ „ ■'■■ Arahura, West Coast, Octobov 23. ,; . ToAnau, southern ports, October 23. i KoWku, Greymouth, October 23. ' ~ '■Slormbird, Wanganui,- October 23. •;.. . ' Wainori, Westport, October 23. ' ; " Alexander, Picton, , October 23. •■■■'■■■■ r Ma'navoa, Havelock, October 23. '■■ Waihi. Blenheim, October 23. ■•■ 'Mararoa, , Lyttelton, October 23. .... Ouronoi the South, Foxton, October 23 Onuwa, Blenheim,' October 23. ~;■ • liana, Patca, October 23. . r.Huia, Wanganui, October 24. Rob Roy, Picton, October 24. . Aorerc, Patea, October 24. ■Itotomahana, Lyttelton, October 24. Blenheim, Blenheim, October 24. ' AVakatu, Kaikoura, October 25: ' Pencnin, Nelson and Picton, October 2, r >. ( ■Rotoiti, Onehunga and Now Plymouth, OcKah'u,' East Coast,' October 2G. Map'ourika, West Coast, October 27.

~'■' PROJECTED DEPARTURES. Aorcre; Pa tea, October 23. Waihi, Blenheim, October 23.: • Stormbird, Wanganui, October 23. Manaroa, Havekek, October 23. : Hararoa, Lytteltbn, October 23. ■'■ Queen of the South, Foxton, October 23.^ ■ Penguin, Picton, and Nelson, October 23, Opuwa, Blenheim, October 23. Te Anau, AVcsfc Coast, October 23. , .Uexahder, West Coast, October 23. ■ ■Takapuna, New Plymouth, and Onehunga, October 23: _. ; , , ~ , Waikare, Napior, Gisbornc, and Auckland, Botomahana, Lytteiton, October 24. • Tasman, Nelson, October 24. Huia, Wanganui, October 24. - Blenheim, Blenheim, October 24. . Moeraki, Melbourne, via south; October 24. Waikavc, Sydney, -via Auckland, October 25. Aiahura.'West Coast, October 26. Rob -Hoy, Picton, Havelock, October 26. • ■ Eotoiti, Nelson, New Plymouth, and Onehunga,, October 27. o -, -. Wakatu, Kaikoura, October 27. Kahu, East Coast, October 2S. Mapourika, A Vest Coast, October 29. INTERCOLONIAL SERVICE. ■ ■ VICTORIA, s.s., left Sydney October 1G for Wellington via Auckland and ' Easi; Coast Ports. Due Wellington October 25. -. ■ MAEENO, s.s., left Melbourne October 1C for Wellington, via Hobart and Southern Ports. Duo Wellington October 25. leaves Wellington for Sydney direct, Octobor . 25. Duo , Sydney October 29. ' ' , , ' W'UKjUIE, s.s., leaves Dunedin for Auckland October 22, via ports, duo Wellington October 24 She tranships to e.s. Mokoia, leaving Auckland October 28. Due Sydney November'l. , ■.'■.'• 110EUAia,.s.s., left Sydney October 19 for Wellington direct. Duo Wellington, October 23. Leavps Wellington for Melbourne October 24. via Lytteiton, Dunedin, Bluff, and Hobart. Due Melbourno, Novembor 2. MOKOIA, s.s., loaves Sydney Octobor 23 for Auckland. Duo Auckland, October 27. She tranships cargo and passengers at Auckland to s.s. Waikaro, which is due' at Wellington on November 1. .WAIUUMOO, s.s., leaves Melbourno Octobor 23 for Wellington, via Hobart and southern ports. Duo Wellington, November 1. Leavoo for Sydney direct same day. Duo Sydney, November 5. ; ZEALAKDIA, s.s,, leaves Sydney October 30. Duo Auckland, November 3. Duo Wellington, November 8. WIMMERA, 5.5.,. leaves Melbourno Octobor 30. Duo Hobart, Novembor I;. Bluff, November 4; Dunodiu, November. 5; Lyttulton, November 7; Wellington, November S. leavps for Sydney direct November 8. Duo Sydney, Novonibor 12: .MONOWAI, s.s., leaves Sydney October :'G for Wellington direct. Duo Wellington, October so; , OVERSEA SHiPPINC. f STEAMERS TO ARRIVE. . From London. [lIMUTAKA (duo Wellington about October 23), sailed on September 5, Plymouth 7, Capotown 28, and llobart October 18. (N.iS.S. Co., "'OPAWA'(duo Wellington about November 5), tailed on September 10. via Auckland. Duo Auckland Octobor 21. (N.Z.S. Co., agents.) NIWAIIU (duo Wellington about Novembor R), sailed on August 30, via Melbourne,. Sydney, Auckland, and Napier. Arrived Melbourne, October 11. (Tyser Line, agents.) • .UAMARI (dua Wellington nliout November 5), sailed pu September l». Plymo-itU 21, via

Capetown and llobart. Left Capetown October 11. (Shaw, Sarill, agent?.) ■ST.AR OP JAPAN (duo Wellington about December G), sailed on September 27, via Melbourne, Sydney, Auckland, ami Napier. (Tyser Lino, agents.) INDKADEVI (due Wellington about December 27), sailed on October 11, via Melbourne, Sydney, Auckland, and Napier. (Tyser Lino, agents.) MATATUA (due Wellington about December 4), sailed on October' 10, via Auckland. Due Auckland, November 27. (Shaw, Savill, ■ a| TONGARIRO (due Wellington about November 20), sailed on October .'l, Plymouth 5, via Capetown and Jlobart. (N.Si.S. Co., agents.) From Liverpool. MOR&YSHIRE (due Wellington about October 31),-sailed August 24, via Melbourne, Sydney, and' Auckland. (F.H.S. Lino, agonts.) CORNWALL (duo Wellington. about November 28), sailed on September 21, via Sydney and Auckland. (F.H.S. Lino, agents.) STAR Ol' , IRELAND (duo Wellington about .November 14), sailed on September 11,' via Auckland (Tyser Lino, agents.) ■ FIFESEIRE (duo Wellington about December 20), sailed on October 10, via Auckland. (F.H.S. Line, Agents). From New YorU. ■ HALLAMSHIRE (due Wellington about'Octo-" ber 24),, snaixl August 3, via Australian ports and Auckland. (A. and A. Line, agents.) ORIANA (jiae Wellington about October 27), sailed August. 10, via Melbourne, Sydney,—.nd Auckland. ffIJIS. and A.S., agents.) STAR OF iXEW ZEALAND (due Wellington about -November 15),. sailed. September. 11, via Melbourne awl Svdney. (Tyser Liue, aconts.) '■LORD STANLEY, (due Wellington about November 25)., sailed via Auckland, September 15. (A. and A. Line, agentsi) SAILING VESSELS TO ARRIVE. FORMOSA, barque, sailed from Liverpool August 20. (Johnston and Co., agents.) .GENI, Italian barque, sailed from Marseilles September' 4, via' Bluff. (Buscbe and Co., agents.) BY TELEGRAPH. OVERSEA ITEMS. NEWCASTLE. October 22. Arrived.—Cambrian King, from Wellington. ; ' SYDNEY.. Arrived.—Monowai (12.30 p.m.), from Wellington. ■ COASTAL. : . October 22. HOKIANGA. Arrived.—Kaiapoi, s.s., from ■■ Napior. MERCURY BAY. « Sailed.—Pendlo Hill, barquentino, for Syd"Cy, ../'.'. AUCKLAND. Sailed:—Wairunn, s.s., for Fiji. Sailed.—Hallanishire -(12.30 p.m.), for Wellington. NAPIER. Arrived.—Talrine (10.45 a.m.), from WellingNEW PLYMOUTH. Sailed.—Takapuua (12.30 p.m.), for WellingSailcd—Rotoiti (0 p.m.), for Onehunga. ' WANGANUI...... .. ' Arrived.-Stormbird (0.40 a.m.), from Wel(10 p.m.), for Wcllington-'_ ■'■: foxton. To'sail.—Quern of ; the South (9 p.m.), for Wellington. . PATEA. •■Arvived.-JT.inK (8.45 a.m.); Kiripaka (B.IE a.m.), from Wellington. . To sail.—Maua and lunpaka. (10 p.m.,) ioi Wellington. ■ , ■■' PICTON. Arrived—Torgauten (8.55 a.m.), from Wellington. ' ' BLENHEIM. . Arrived .—Wai hi (8 a.m.);Opawa (7 a.m.) : from Wellington. . ■ MOTUEKA. Arrived'.—Manaroa (0.5' a.m.), from Welling°To sail—Manama (3 p.m.), for Wellington WESTPORT. ' Sailed.-Waipori (10.10 a.m.), for Welling ton. lA'TTELTON. - Arrived.—liararoa (9.20 a.m.), from Welling Sailed—Mararoa (G. 15 p.m.), for Welling ton. ■Pacscußcrs: Saloon-Misses Pugh, Woll stein, Medlicott (2), Simpson, Nurse Dashwpod Mcsdames Dorizke, Swale, Lysaght, bimth, Pearcc Gordon, Haslam, Wollstoin, Tickers Thompson, Storey, Phillips, Maroney, Collar:! Parsons, and Bambery, Rons. C. G-Bowen, J. F. Wigram,' and G. J. Cmith, Justice Cooper Vory Rev. Dean Reginault, Rev. J. Hay Messrs. Dorizke, Lees, Waymouth, Kayo Smalc, Harcoui-t; Lysaght, Harrison, Milne Wemton, Freeman, Smith (2), Dall. Brownhe Russell, M'Ferran, Harris, Dalgloish, Iveriiold liorslDV, Murray, Fenner, Allan, Buckingham Stewart, Harrison, Power, Slaney, Parsons Collard, Bambery, Maroucy, Armour, \n< •M'Kinncy. _, , , , „ Sailed—Te Anriii for .Westport nnd .Grey mouth, via Wellington, Pictoh, and Nelson , . V, ,;■" . DUNEDIN. ' Arrived '—Ha'neno, iiom Melbourne: Sailcd.-Kaituna, for Westport., Sniled:-Waikare, for Sydney, via Lyttelton Wollinglon. Napier, Gisborne, Auckland. I'as songors: For Wellington-Miss Corr, Messrs Forsvtli, Laffey. For Napier-lfiss MVickev Air. 'Rattray. For Auckland-J esdames Reid M'Lonnan, Middlcton, Trimble, M'Bndc Messrs. lnverarity, Reid. ■ ; ; ■ PORT CHALMERS. Sailed.-Nnirnshiro (4 p.m.). for Bluff. ■ ' .' '; BLUFF. Sailed.—Wimmera "(4 p.m.), for Hobart. Sailed.—Hobart (8.30 a.m.), for Tiniaru. BARQUE WARSCHOW SPOKEN. \i 10.30 p.m., on October' 14, the tramp SI Hugo bound from Mollendo to Newcastle ■which' put iiito Wellington yesterday, passe the four-masted Gorman barque Warschow, l latitude 30.J1 : south, longitude 165.15' -.wesl bound to San Francisco. The barque repoi ted "all well," and wished the St. Hugo t convey tho tidings. > STOCK ON Tp RIMUTAKA.. The Rimutaka,. due from Londoi via way ports, is bringing, the following stoc and birds:—3 heifers, 1 cow, 1 bull, consigne to New Zealand Loan and Mercantile Agenc Co as agents for Mr.' M.' , H. Strachan, Gi l borne; 2 rains, 2 coops: partridges, for M Davenport, Christchurch; V coop of pigeor "to oi-der,' , Lyttelton; 1 coop of fowls fc J. Prickett, Auckland; 1 bull for Mr. Moon Wellington. ~,.., ...... TJNION STEAMSHIP .COMPANY. . Tho Arahura sailed from Greymouth at am yesterday, for Wellington, via. usu ports, and is duo here to-day. Tho Aymcr: is also due to-day from Westport, and leavi hero for Newcastle. Tho Kotuku was to ha'\ left Westport for Wellington > at 9 p.m. ai night, but confirmatory ndvico of her depn tui'o was not to hand at a ;late hour-!a: night. . ■.-■:■:.'■ The s.s. Penguin, from Nelson ■ and Pictoi was reported as having entered the' Heads ; 1120 last night, but at 1 o'clock this inornii she had not berthed. A number" of. peopl who were waiting to meet the. passeugcrs, di persed shortly after 1 o'clock, on being ii formed that she probably anchored in tl Stream until the weather moderated. : Mr. J. Hazard, late chief officer of tho Mai uka, has retired from tho Union Company service to taku up a shore position in Lytic ton. ■ '' It is reported that the Japanese, mail ste mcr Kuniano Mam, an'd tho E. and A. ; Co. Eastern, which left Sydney- for Manila. Chin and Japan, carried gold to tho value •' c .£25,000, shipped by Chinese. . . ; The homeward cargo loaded by the Nair shire ut Lytteltnn was as follows:—For Gin gow: 211!) sacks' Brass seed, 500 cases presom meats. For Liverpool: 217 sacks of grass see 270 cases of preserved meats. For Avoninoutl 300 sacks of peas. For Manchester: 25 bal of waste. ' . . Tho E. and A. Company's steainor Aide hnm, which arrived at Port Darwin on 0 toller 0, brought news that there had be< several typhoons in the China Sea. The wor occurred'nn September' 13, when tho wind bit with terriffic force at Macao and Ilonghon At Macao considerable loss of life and pr porty occurred. It is stated to havj been tl waist typhoon since 1874. Over a doz<

Chineso were drowned nt Hongkong, but a good warning being given, shipping escaped almost unscathed. Several steamers approaching Hongkong, hoirever, encountered the full fury of the storm, and narrowly escaped destruction. It is feared that the German steamer Sulberg foundered. She was snolcen outside Hongkong prior to the typhoon, since when search by the German gunbont has failed to reveal any trace of her whereabouts. • According to the "New Zealand Herald," Captain J. Robertson, who is at present ashore on sick leave, will probably rejoin the s.s.. Eotoiti at Onehunga to-day. Captain Renaut. who has been in command of the Rotoiti, will take over control of the Takapuna to-morrow, at Now Plymouth. A neat innovation, says the "Taranaki Herald," was shown to one of its reporters last Saturday. It is what Captain Lobb,-of the Segnlus", calls his patent for side lights for steamers. Tfte lights are fastened to a kinc or door, .which can be swung back it the vessel is likely to crush the lamp against the wharf. The idea was given Captain Lobbby vitnessin? fclio berthing of tkVMapourikn. Ihc. first thing she did was to smash her sidclU'lits. so Captain Lobb. began thinking out a v«iv of avoiding such mishaps. Ho communicated his idea to the builders of tns Regulus with the result mentioned. The New Zealand Shipping Co.. received ailvice yesterday thta the. Papanui, which sailed from Wellington on September i, arrived l . Plymouth last Sunday. The local agents of Shaw, Savill and. Co. have received cabled advice 01 the arrival at Plymouth of .the Athcnicylast Sunday, a smart passage o? 38 days. : . The Himinta'rigi was to have left Groymouth yesterday, with a cargo of State coal for i'ox : ton. " Captain R. S. Stewart, late of the Penguin has left for, the South to take command of the Pateena. ; ' ■ The Largo Law, it is. expected, will commence loading coal at Newcastle on October 21 for Mew Zealand. She is expected to arrive .at Wellington about November 3. The Countess of Errol, after discharging the balance oE her coal cargo, some 80 tons, will proceed to the Stream, preparatory to beingconverted into a coal hulk, for the .Wcstport Coal Company. . ... ' The Josenh Sims was timed 'to leave Owhata for "Wellington yesterday, with a cargo of timber. . The 'Vmolia Sims, with a cargo of produce, was expected to leave Lyttelton yesterday, for this port, she having, according to advices received, signed on her crew. \dvice has been received that the Nawaru, at present at Sydney, has 102-1 tons. of. cargo to discharge at Wellington. After leaving Svilnev, she calls at Auckland/and Napier, previous to coming to Wellington. She is due here about November 8. The scow Ilcare, which left Karataea last Fridav; arrived at Weihiißlon. morpfnrr .She. experienced fresh, nort licrlj. winds mi the run up. The.carpi.for Wellington consists of about 75,000 ft. of timber. The Queen of the South will probably call in at Tekamara and Terawhiti on tie *n> down from Foxton to load this seasons wool. The tramp steamer St. Hugo 3590 tons (Clements), 24 days out from Mollendo, Peru, arrived in the stream yesterday for bunker coal and stores. She is expected to resume the voyage to Newcastle to-day. MKTKOROLOGICAL! WEATHER AT 5 P.M. Mnnuknu Hcads.-N.AV. breeze;, barometer, 30.09; thermometer, fti. Overcast; bar smooth. /New Plvmouth.-North, light; barometer, 29.91; thermometer, GO. Overcast;,sea smooth. . Cnstlo Point.-N.W., fresh, light; .barometer, "955; thermometer, Ci. Cloudy; sea moderate. Wollin."lon.-N.N.W., strong; barometer, 29.55; thermometer, 65. Light drizzle. Kaikourn.—West, light.; barometer, 29.G3; thermometer, G6. Fine; sea slight. _ ■ ■ Bluff.—S.W., fresh; barometer, 29.68; thermometer, 55. Pine. The following forecast is for the 21 hour? onding at 5 p.m..to-day:—Strong winds to gale from tho westward, with rain, arc to be cxt pected southward of Napier and New Plymouth; moderate to strong westerly winds elsewhere, and falling barometer everywhere. October 22, 1907. . R. A. EDWIN: •/ -'■ ■ . MAIL NOTICES. ■ ' THIS DAY. •• '■■,- ....,'.. New Plymouth and Auckland, Mariawatu 1 train, daily', 6.30 n.m- .' • • Timarn, per Corinna, 11.20 a.m; Nelson, Wcstport, Greymouth, and Hokitika, per Alexander, 4.20 p.m. Blenheim and Picton, per Opawa and Waihi, ''Southern Offices of New Zealand, also Australian States (due Melbourne, November 2),, per Moeraki,. -i.20 p.m. ■ Pieton Blenheim, Nelson, Wcstport, Greymouth and Hokitika, per Te Anau, 11.20 a.m. ■ Picton, Blenheim, and Nelson, per Penguin,' i'lnveYock anil Sounds, per Manaroa, 2.20 p.m. Parcel Hail for, United Kingdom, per Ruapchu, 5 p.m. ■ New Plymouth and Auckland, per Takapuna, Southern Offices of New Zealand, per Mara-, roa, G p.m. ■ THURSDAY, OCTOBER' 21. United Kingdom and Continent of Europe, via Monte Video and Tenerilfe (due London, December 5), .per Ruapehu, 11 a.m. . (For, specially addressed correspondence only). _ Napier; Gisbprne, and Auckland, per n.aikare, 1.20 p.m.' • . Southern Offices of Now Zealand, per Kotomnhanu, (i p.m. \ FRIDAY, OCTOBER 25. , Picton, Blenheim, French Pass, Waikawa Bay, ami Nelson, per* Penguin, 11.50 a.m. Ueylon, India, China, Straits Settlements, South Africa, also Continent of Europe and United Kingdom, via Brindisi (due London November 3U), per Maheno, 2 p.m: .. _ Australian States (duo Sydney 29th mst.), vpor Maliono, 3 p.m. ' ~,... ' Southern Offices of New Zealand, per- Victoria, 3.20 p.m. " ' Southern Offices of New Zealand, also Australian States, to connect with Moeraki. at Bluff, per-Mararoa, Gp.in. ■ . SATURDAY, OCTOBER 26. New Plymouth and Auckland, also Australian States, to connect with Mokoia at Auckland, Manawatu train, 6.3d a.m. Picton, Blenheim, Nelson, Westporf;, Grey-,,1 mouth: and Hokitika, per Arahura, 12.20 p.m. Southern offices of New Zealand, per Rotoniahana, 7.J5 p.m. ' Nelson, per ■■ Eotoiti, 7.45 p.m. J. A. HUTTON, "■•••;- Chief Postmaster.Chief Post Office, Wellington, .October 23, 1907.