SHIPPING NEWS.

Dominion, Volume 1, Issue 210, 29 May 1908, Page 10

SHIPPING NEWS.

_a ) PHASES OF TIIE MOON. HAT. Day. Ilr. m. First quarter ... ... 8 10.53 p.m. Full moon ... 16 i. 2 p.m. Last 'quarter 2.1 11.47 a.m. Ae\r moon 30 2.4-1 p.m. HIGH WATER. To-day, 3.27 a.m.; 3.48 p.m. To-morrow, 4.23 a.m.; 4.42 p.m. . SUN. Sim rises to-day, 7.3 a.m.; sets, 4.32 p.m.. ARRIVALS. THURSDAY, MAY 28. LIZZIE TAYLOR, ketch (5 a.m.), 77 tons, Peterson, from Timaru. VICTORIA, s.s. (6.30 a.m.), 29G9 tons, Ent-H-istle, from Dunodin and Lyttelton. Passcngers: Saloon—Misses Coulls, Kerr, Maltby, Mcsdames Armstrong and child, Ensor,- Crabbo, Messrs. C. W. Jones, Armstrong, I'aull, Coulls, Langdon, Crabbe; 12 steerage. MARAROA, s.s. (G. 30 a.m.), 2598 tons, Manning, from Lyttelton. Passengers': : Saloon— Misses Miles, Kinder, Aitken, Blaus, Grubb, Dowding, Mearle, Haycock, Giles (2), Mais, Martin, Donaldson, Mesdames Richardson, Humes, Worboys, Hibbard ,and four children, Messrs. Newman, Plyn, • M'Nally, A'Court, Ross (2), Webb, Richardson/" Milne, Pottit, Hutchinson, Thompson, M'Govern, , Wall, Myers, Zander, Whitcombe, Pierard, Dinnio, Woodhouso, Russell and child, Archer, Waihi, Mather, Anderson, Hibbard, Saynid, Henry, Humes; 25 steerage. STORMBIRD, s.s. (9.30 a.m.), 217 tons, M'lntyre, from Wanganui. , ■ CLYDE, schooner (11.25 a.m.); 90 tons, Smith, from Greymouth. TASMAN, s.s. (1,10.p.m.), 179 tons, Cos, from Nelson via Tonga. TURAKINA, s.s. (1.50 p.m.), in stream, 8210 tons, Powers, from Port Chalmers. TALUNE, s.s. (5 p.m.), 2087 tons, Jordan, from Suva via Auckland. BLENHEIM, s.s. (10.30 p.m.), 120 tons, Watson, from Blenheim. PATEENA, s.s. (11.10 p.m.), 1212 tons, Stewart, from Picton and Nelson. Passengers: Saloon—Misses Bran, Browne, Hutton, Prater, M'Halc, Heale, Fulton, Mesdames Scott, Russell (2), Bulkley, Bartlett, Field, Smith, Croll, Baker, Bartosh, Logan and 2 children, Messrs. Hutton, Allan', M'Culloch, Garrett, Goold; Rowley. Smith, Seymour, Russell (21. O'Sullivan, Bulkley, Beamish, Field, Bislay, Skelton, Dabb, Gordon, Louis, Green, Bartosh, Ernshaw, Parr, Mathers. Morpeth,. Fulton, Logan, Hulroe, Jones, Hughes, Fitzgerald, Hefler, Healy; 18 steerage. ■ WAIHI, s.s. (11.40 p.m.),' 92 tons, Carey, from Blenheim. DEPARTURES, , KAMONA, s.s. (3.25 p.m.), 1425 tons, Lindsay, for AYestport. TASMAN, s.s. (5.20 p.m.), 179 tons, Cos, for Nelson and Motuoka. ' MARAROA, s.s. (8.10 p.m.), 2598 tons, Manning, for Lyttelton. , VICTORIA, s.s. (8.20 ip.ni.), 2369 tons, :Ent-. wistlc, for Sydney, .via-Napier, Gisborne, and Auckland.. MONOWAI, s.s. (9.20 p.m.), 3433 tons, Lacey, for Lyttelton and Dunedin. • PUTIKI, s.s. (11.10 p.m.), 409 tons, Dowhurst, for Wanganui'. INTERCOLONIAL SERVICE. , v i ' STEAMERS TO ARRIVE.' WIMIIERA, s.s., left Sydney, May 27, for Wellington, via Auckland. Gisborne. Napier. Duo Wellington June 3. Leaved same (lay for Lyttelton and Dunedin. ULIMAROA, . s.s., left Melbourne, .May 27, for Wellington, via Hobart and Southern ports. Due Wellington, June 5. Leaves for Sydney direct same day. Due Sydney, June 9. MOKOIA, s.s., left Sydney, May 20, for Wellington, 'via Auckland, Gisborne, and Napier. ■Due Wellington; May 29. Leaves for Lyttelton and-Dunedin same day. WARRIMOO, s.s. left Melbourne, May 20, for W elhngton, via Hobart and Southern ports. Due,.Wellington May 29. Leaves for Sydney direct same day. Due Sydney June 2. t s ' s, > leaves Melbourne Juno 3 for t\ ellihgton, via Hobart arid Southern ports. Due Wellington Juno 12. Leaves samo day for Sydney direct. Duo Sydney Juno 16. MAITAI, s.s., leaves Sydney, May 30, for Wellington djrcct. Duo Wellington, June 3. Leaves following day for Melbourne, via Soiithor'l perts.and Hobart. Due Melbourne June 13. ; ! ,JP?pO. s.s., leaves Melbourne, June 10, for U elhngton, via Hobart and Southern ports. Due Wellington June 19. Leaves for Sydney direct same day. Duo Sydney, June 23. VICTORIA, s.s., leaves Sydney, June 10, for Wellington, via Auckland, Gi'sb'ovne, "aud. Napier. Due Wellington June 17. Leaves for Lyttelton and Dunedin same day.

EXPECTED ARRIVALS. ■ Kalnii Napier, via Coast, May 29i Aorere, Patea, May 29. ' ' Mana, Patea, May' 29. Huia, Wanganui, May 29. Queen- of tho South, Foxton, May 29. \ Mokoia, Sydney, via . Auckland, May 29. Warrimoo, Melbourne, via- South, May 29 Rbtoiti, Now Plymouth, Onehunga, May 29 Charles Edward, Picton, May.. 29. Wakatu, Kaikoura, May 29. \ — Maori, Lyttelton, May 29. Tasman, Nelson and Motueka, May 30 Mararoa, Lyttelton, May-30. ; Kini, Greymoitth, Mav 30. \ Mapourika, West Coast, Nelson," May 30 Manaroa, Motueka, May 30. .. ' Pohorua, Southern ports, May 31. Corinna, New Plymouth and Onehunea June 2. . Monowai, Dunedin'and Lyttelton, June 2 Waikare, Auckland, Gisborno, Napior Juno 2. ■ ' Maitai, Sydney, June 3. ■ Takapuna, New Plymouth, Onehunea Juno 3. . o .

PROJECTED DEPARTURES. Eakanoa, Westport, May 28. Whakatano, Lyttelton, May 28. Turakina, Port Chalmers,. May 28. ICahu, Napier, via Coast, May 29. Otterburn, • Lyttelton, May 29. Opawa, Blenheim, May 29. Huia, .Wanganui, May 29. Mana, Patea, May 29. ' Aorere, Patea, May 29., ■ Stormbird, -Wanganui, May 29. Defender, Karainoa, May 29. • Hatnstead, Lyttelton, May 29. Penguin, Picton, Nelson, May 29. Warrimoo, Sydney, May 29. Mokoia, Lyttelton and Unncdin, May 29. Maori, Lyttelton, May 29. Penguin, Picton, Nelson, May 29. Charles Edward, Nolson and West Coast May 29. s Ennerdale, Nelson, May 29. Waihi, Blenheim, May 29. Blenheim, Blenheim, May 29. Torgauten, Lyttelton, May 29. r ' Queon of tho South, Poxton,-May 30. ' Mararoa, Lyttelton, May 30.' Tasman, Nolson and Motueka, May 30 Araliura, Picton, Nolson, and Wost' Coast May 30. ' Wakatu, ICaikoura; Mav 30. • Eotoiti, Nolson, Now Plymouth, and Onehunga, May 31. Manaroa, Motueka, June 1. Poherua, Nelson, West Coast, June 1. Turakina, Timaru, June 1. Monowai, Napier, Gisborne, and Auckland Juno 2. ' Waikare, Lyttolton, Dunedin, June 2 Mapourika, Nelson and West Coast, Juno 2 Takapuna, New Plymouth, Onehiinga, June's Corinna, Southern ports. June 3. Maitai, Melbourne via South, Juno i. OVERSEA SHIPPING. STEAMERS TO ARRIVE. ' " From London. PAPANUI (due Wellington nbout June G), Bailed April 18, via Capetown and Ilohart. (Now Zealand Shipping Co., agents.) v MATATUA (due Wellington about June 9), sailed April 10, via Auckland. (Shaw, Sarill Co., agents.) CORINTHIC (duo Wellington Juno 16), sailed, Plymouth'on May 2, via Capotown aud Hobart. (Shaw, Savill, agents.) 'J OMOAXA (due Wellington about Juno 28), 6ailed April 20, via Australian ports, Auckland, and Napier. KAIKOURA (duo Wellington about Julv 10), loft London May G, via Auckland. (N.Z. Shipping Co., agents.) STAR OF- AUSTRALIA (duo Wellington about July 15), left London May 8, via Australian ports, Auckland, and Napier. lIUAPEIIU {duo Wellington about July 2), sailed on May H, Plymouth, May IG, via Capetown aud Hobart.

From Llveraool. CORNWALL (due Wellington about Juno 12). sailed on April IJ. for-Australian and New Zealand ports. (F.H.S. Line, agents.) FIFESHIItE (due Wellington about July 11), /n Tr S n J ! ay via Australia and Auckland. (i.-li.-S. Line, agents.) DELPHIC (duo Wellington about July 21), sailed on May 20, via Auckland. (Shaw-Savill, agents.) From New York. 1 • JiUCEROS (due Wellington about June 20). sailed on April S, via Auckland. (A. and A. Line, agents.) STAR OF NEW ZEALAND (due Wellington about June 26). sailed on April 12, for Australian' and New Zealand ports. (Tyser Lino, agents.) STEPHANOTIS (duo Wellington about July 19), sailed on April 29, via Australia and Auckland. ,(A. and A Line, agents.) INDBADEVI (due Wellington about July 28), sailed 011 May 23, via Australia and-Auckland, (ryser Line, agents.) SAILING VESSELS TO ARRIVE. RENFIELD. four-masted barqnentine, left Liverpool. February 20. for Wellington. MARJORY GLEN, barque, left Liverpool, May 12, for Wellington. MAHUKONA, 4-mastcd schooner, left Gray's Harbour 011 April 1 for Wellington. ' BY TELEGRAPH. COASTAL. THURSDAY, MAY 28. ' . AUCKLAND. Arrived.—Waikare, from South. , Sailed.—Ganymede, barque, for Kaipara. ONEHUNGA. Arrived.—Rarawa (8.15 a.m.), from New Plymouth. Arrived.—Kotuku (9 a.m.), from New Plymouth. NEW PLYMOUTH. Arrived.—Rotoiti (5.30 a.m.), from Onehunga. Arrived.—Takapuna (9.30 a.m.), from Wellington. Sailed.—Takapuria (9 p.m.), for Onehunga. FOXTON. Arrived.—Queen of the South (5.50 a.m.), from Wellington. PATEA. N Arrived.—Aorore, (8.30 a.m.), from Wellington. ■ ' Arrived.—Mana (8.35 a.m.), from Wellington. - NAPIER. Sailed. —Mokoia (4.10 p.m.), for South.' Passengers: Saloon—For Henriques, Dalton, Mrs. Henriquos, Messrs.' Henriqnes, Bourke, Baillie. ' Sailed.—Niwarn (3.45 p.m.), for Wanganui. . BLENHEIM. Arrived. —Waihi (6 a.m.), from Wellington. Arrived.—Blenheim (G a.m.), from Wellington. v PICTON. : ' Arrived.—Ngunguru (5 a.m.), from Wellington. ' ; Sailed.—Ngunguru (6.15 p.m.), for Nelson. To sail.—Charles Edward (3 a.m.,, Friday), for Wellington.- , ' NELSON. . Arrived.—Pateena (6.40 a.m.), from. Picton. ■ Sailed. —Pateena (9.5 a.m.), for Picton. - WESTPORT. j v Arrived.—Mapourika (11 p.m. Wednesday), from Nelson. , Arrived. —Kittawa (2.15 a.m.); from Wellington. / • Sailed.—Mapourika (1 a.m.), for Greymouth. GREYMOUTH. Arrived.—Mapourika (8.30 a.m.), from Westport. , ' • V To sail.—Mapourika (9 p.m.), for Westport. . LYTTELTON. Arrived.—Maori (7.5 a.m.), from Wellington. _ . Sailed.—Warrimoo (6.55 p.m.), for Sydney, ■aria Wellington. '-Passengers: 105 saloon and steerage. Sailed.—Maori (8.10 p.m.), for Wellington, with 120 passengers. - *; ' DUNEDIN. '' -jV Arrived.—Malieno, from Auckland. . Arrived.—African Monarch, from New York, via Northern ports. Sailed.—Poherua, for West Coast. •- « Sailed.—Henley, for Bluff. . -' ' PORT CHALMERS. Sailed.—Drammerseren, barque (11.20 a.m.), for Now Caledonia. ' BLUFF. . , Arrived.—Flora, from Greymouth. Sailed.—Wanaka, for Oamaru. THE P.ia AROA. It is reported that the New Zealand Shipping Company have, decided to dispatch tho Paparoa for London on Juno 20, from Lyttel- ■ ton. •

!" ' . THE TUTANEKAL ' Yesterday the Government steamer Tutanekai arrived at Kaipara, having completed her work.at. Cape Maria. It'is expected that she will remain at Kaipara about, a week ns there is a lot of buoy work to be done. THE JANETA, LEFT NEW- YORK. Adiyce has been received by the New Zealand Shipping Company stating that 'the U.S. and' A.S.S. Company's steamer Janeta had left New York, on May 20, for New Zealand ports. Tho vessel makes Auckland the first-port of call, and-then comes to Wellington, where she is due about the first week in August. . THE JARRAH. TRADE.- • The "Commercial Daily News" says:—The expected rush of vessels to Bunbury to load jarrah, predicted in our columns a few weeks ago, has commenced, and consequently tho shipping • fraternity at the West Australian port aro commencing to get busy again. In addition to a number of interstate vessels, two barques and two steamers wero in port there yesterday loading, and as the expected fleet are' nearly all : due, tho harbour will bo a scene of considerable activity and bustle soon.' The barques now in port are tho Canterbury and Glimt, which arrived from Launceston on the 20th and 28th nit. respectively, and are both loading for Wellington. In addition there are several steamers expected from various ports -to load.. . : , , THE WARRIMOO'S PASSENGERS. This morning the Union Company's steamer Warrimoo is expected to arrive from Melbourne via Hobart and Southern ports. She leaves for Sydney direct at 4 p.m. The following have booked passages from Wellington:— Misses Hogg, Lukin, Snider (2), M'Kenzie O'Douoghue (2), Sladden, Blocksedge, Hogg) Leipner, Bowen, Nurse Reeves, Mcsdamqs Monroe, M'Elroy, . Moore, Robinson, Collis and 2 children, Mooro, Robinson, Snider, Vantell, Bandren, Moore, Robinson, Snider, Vantell, Banvard, Winkler and 2 children, Sexton, Vincent, • J. Graham, Blocksedge, Burns, Amrotty, Maddocks and 3 children and 2 maids, Bull, Bowen Blythe,-Messrs. G. J. Woods, M'Elroy, H. Monroe; Hunter-Brown, Hogg, J. R. Moore, W. H George, Lewis (2), P. .O'. Moore, Major Robinson! O. S. Watkins, Gunn, Vantell, Banvard, N. Heath, L. Engelbert, Rev. Winkler, Sexton, IL J. Vincent, J. Watson, Morganti, Mathioson' Nathan, Lord, J. Wale, Sladden, Palmer, Hoe"' Burns, W. L. and A. P. Bnller, C. Bull, A. Furness, A. J. Hawkins, E. Rice, Garrard, r! Coloman. a PASSENGERS BY THE PAPANUI FROM LONDON. The Now Zealand Shipping Company's s.s. Papanui, which left London on April 1G has on board tho following passengers for the Dominion:—Misses A. Colbeck.'J. E. Dewar L D. Price, Woodhouso (3), Mesdames Derh'am' Pliolps, Price, Woodhouso,'Messrs. H; R. Allnn' P. Arnot, F. F. Bell, A. 13. Boot, C. E." Derham, E. Bade, W. Jeffery, H. P. Kennedy H Luteens, W. Pettigrew, J. V. Price,. F. w'ethorod, T. A. Woodhouso. Third-class— Misses L. ' Allen, E. Attwell, K. and A. Brown, A. if Claypolo, B. Dickson, B. Earby, M. E. Killackey, A. E. Layzoll, J. Long, J„ and A M'Bain, D. M'Pherson, N. Manning, C E Pocock, K. Reacdon, I. E Sturge, Mesdames b. Blandford, E. Brown, Claypole, Dickson Earby, L. Jeffreys, C. M'Bain; J, M'Pherson' M. Manning, Rispin, H. Rowlinson, L. Trafford, Messrs. C. G. Adshead, A. and M. Anderson, R. Anderton, J. Barnhill, M. Bateson E J. Bedford, J. Bert, A. Brayson, J. Brown' J Campbell, J. Canon, C. Cliitty, C. A. Clavn'ole G. and J. Crawford H C Day, G. Dickson', D. Donald, G. and 11. Earby, L. Fox J Gallagher, W.: Gibbs, W. Grant. G. B. Howson c W. Ct. Ivamy, J. Johnston,' E. Kitson, I. L.' M'Luckie, H. A. Wilkinson, J. E. Masson' J) Monarty, A. Mnlholland, E.' G. irunnin"s' H L. Owen, J. E. Price, R„ Risfiin, W. Robb'. A* O. Robinson. T. Rodgers, J. Shaw, ,T. Sinclair" Smith (5), J. Stancombo, H. Sturgeon, \ Turner, J. Walshaw, F. A. Wardman. W. B." Wight, Masters M'Pherson (5), J.- M'Bain F Jeffreys, Earby (2), G. Dickson. ' ' The Papanui is due to reach Wellington next week. ,]

PASSENGERS'FROM ■ ENGLAND. .... j The F.H.S. Line steamer Cornwall, which left Liverpool 011 April 11 for Dominion ports via Australia, has on board the following passen- ■; gers for New Zealand:—First saloon: For Auck- I land—Misses Fullerton (3), I. Sinclaii', Dr. F. i W. Fullerton. For Port Chalmers—Mrs. A. J. . ! Spinnaijc and son. Third-class: For Welling- j ton —Miss R. Lissette, Mrs. H. Lissettc, Messrs, J. O'Brien, B. T. Thain, W. F. Kerr, W. H. B. i Wright, T. Kelly, J. L. Shaw, Lissette (3), F. W. Wrigglesworth, A. Farquhar, A. W. Wool- ! fey, Q. J. Anderson, A. Barrett, S. Tomlinson, F. Dickinson, R; M'Laroh, R. Buchanan, H. ■ Campion, E. G. Clough, J. Wade. The Corn- ' wall has a total of 132, passengers booked to various ports of the Dominion, and is duo in . Wellington about June 17. UNION COMPANY'S ' MOVEMENTS. To-day the Rotoiti makes Picton an additional call, while en route' to Welling- ; ton from Onehunga and New Plymouth. She ' v; is timed to leave Picton at noon for Welline-- ! ! ton. . . 0 .1 The Taviuni arrived from Suva, via Auckland, at 5 o'clock yesterday, and on discharging her Wellington cargo proceeds to West- ■ port.. Reports from Westport announce the departures of the Kittawa and Koonya for Grey- ~ mouth. The Koromiko leaves thcro to-morrow for Auckland. The Mapourika arrived at Greymouth yesterday at 9 a.m., and was timed to sail at oight last night, for Wellington, via usual ports. Heavy weather, on the _ Greymouth bar yesterday prevented the Kini.from entering port. It was expected that she would enter on the evening tide. NEW MAIL BOAT FOR THE COMMON-' .WEALTH.' i The building of the steamers designed for ; the performance of the Orient' Company's new- • ! mail contract with-the Commonwealth Government is making good progress (says the "Bri- ; tish Australasian" of April 16). ' It was reported some weeks ago that orders 1 rn ' 3een P'. with well-known yards on the Clyde and in Belfast, and wo now learn that the keels of the vessels entrusted to tho> Fairfield Company and Clydebank Company are • complete, whilst in the London and Glasgow ■ Engineering Company's • yard the keel of an- ' other vessel is well advanced. Messrs. Workman, Clark, and Company have at tho-moment no slip available, but materials are coming into the yard and being prepared for rapid construction as soon as a slip is. vacant. Tha dimensions of the steamers are to ! 535 ft.; breadth, 63ft. They will be of about ! 12,000 tons register, and about 12,000 liorso- . power, and will have accommodation for . upwards of 100 saloon passengers, and a largo ;l number of third class. . • i The steamers' have been designed to meet the 1 special requirements of the Australian trade in all respects. The passenger .accommodation mil be of a luxurious character, combining all the latest devices for enhancing the comfort ■; arid safety of passengers. Provision is being made for the carrying, of Government emig,rants or troops, on a large scale in case it ' should be required. The steamers will have a large carrying capacity for frozen produce, and will bo prepared for the fitting of the Mar-' coni apparatus as soon as Marconi signalling stations are installed oil the Australian coast. . ' .It is expected that the Te Anau will be in t readiness to be floated out of the Port Chalmers dock to-day. * ■ ' | It is understood that the Blackball. Coal j Company's collier Petone is to bo docked' at Lyttelton to-day for annual overhaul. _ j On arrival at Duiiedin, on June 11, from Auckland via ports, the"" Monowai withdraws for overhaul, ami will be relieved by the Tarawera. ... Yesterday, the Tyser Line steamer ' Niwaru • ■ left Napier for Wanganui. The vessel is due here early next week, for Homeward loading operations. ' The Fiji "Times " reports that the'R.M.S. Manuka had a bad trip between Brisbane and Suva, and several accidents' were , caused through heavy seas breaking on board. The Union Company's new cargo steamer Kaitangata, bound, from Bunbiiry to New Zea- , ' land ports, with a cargo. of jarrah, left Ho- • bart on Tuesday, after taking in bunker'coal. Some'smart work was; accomplished in getting the Union Company's steamer Monowai away at 9 o'clock last night. The vessel had a largo cargo to handle, and it was expected she would-sail much later. The 'Monowai, on arri- ' val at Dunedin,' withdraws from the intercolonial .-.service, l , and w - ill: be relieved-by the-Ma-- i heno. On Tuesday* the Monowai arrives from : Southern ports in. her old running, and leaves ! for Northern ports the same day. . ■ Tho "Lyttelton Times".reports that the brigantino Ar'atapu, with cargo .for Kaipara, is', j still detained' in the' stream at Lyttelton. ' '■ . tlirough being unable to obtain a second mate. The case is an instance of the hardship resulting from the clause of the Shipping and.Sea-O-men's Act requiring vessels over 100 tons regis- . > tor, going voyages of over 300 miles; to carry two. mates. It is almost impossible to obtain - second mates for _ small coasting sailers, and there is no provision in,the Act. for a temporary permit to allow vessels to leave .with a leading seaman in : place of -a second mate aider exceptional circumstances. '