SHIPPING NEWS.

Dominion, Volume 1, Issue 235, 27 June 1908, Page 8

SHIPPING NEWS.

— 4 ; niASES .OF THE MOON. JUNE. Pav. nr. m. First quarter 7 4.28 p.m. Full moon 15 j.25 a.m. Last' quarter 21 4.50 p.m. .New moon- .... < ... 29 4. 1-a.m. HIGH WATER. To-'day, 3.8 a.m.; 3.27 p.m. . To-morrow, 4.2 a.m.; 4-.IG p.m. SUN. . Sun rises to-day, 7.17 a.m.; sets, 4.30 p.m. ARRIVALS. FRIDAY, JUNE 2G. s..v 3395 tons, Rolls, from Melbourne; Hobart, Bluff, Duncdin, and Lyttelbn. Passengers: Saloon—Misses Taylor, Browning, Gray, ;. Mesdames Gallic, M'lntyro, 'Marriott, Parsons; Bagley; Peterson and child,' Muss's. Peterson, Gallie, Hollier, M'lntyrc, Pai roils, Pope,-Mayne, 'Jiouldcy; 37 steerage. MAORI, s.s. (G. 55 a.m.), 3399 tons, Hunter, from Lyttelton. Passengers: Saloon'—Misses M'Lauc-hlan, Bowden, Watson, Foldwick (2), Wilson, Masefiold, Gates, Hickoy, Jennings, Wilson, Goldsworthy, Humphries (2), Banks, and Green, Mesdamos Dick, Rhodes and 2 maids,' Smith, Singleton, Latter,-Rhodes, Pat-terson-and-family, M'Crobie, Lee, Nelson, Tanner, Harper, Rowles, Captain Bendin, Col. .Towsey, "'Jtessrs. Hargreaves, Heginbotham, Gardiner, Caldwell, Young, Grant, Hill, Rhodes, Monzies, Murphy, Hornibrook, Watkinabn, Burdekin, Saunders, Dick, Beere, Rowe, Barnes, Busby, Pottigrew, . Smith, Potter, Sheares, Turnor, ; M'Master, Roid,. Brown, Brunsden, Banks, Chrystall, Andrew, Ross, Voss, Ford, /Ibbotson, Hamilton, Laurence, Leo, Patterson, Cooper, Griffin, Scqtt, C. M. Gray, M.P., Crad'doek, IJobbs, Stevens, Kershaw, ;.W. P. Barber, \M,P., Currie, Thurman,/White, Balfour,.Tanner, Rowles, Lamb, Grant, Kircher, Simpson, M'Artney, Shirtcliffe; 71 steerage. - CORNWALL, s.s. (8.5 a.m.), 5490 tons, Death, ' from Liverpool, Melbourne, Sydney, and Auckland. , - ! MOKOIA, s.s. (8.45 a.m.), 3502 tons, Smith, from Sydney, Auckland, Gisborne, and Napier. :.Passengers: Saloon—Misses Dixon, Jones, : Kelly, Mesdames Butler/Badger, and AValters, Jtessrs. . Broeg, Pirie (2),, Beebo, Burnett, Phillips, Ronayne, Henrys, Payno, Beattie, Strong, M'Kay, Ludwig, Konnedy; Menzies; 8 steerage. SWAN, launch (1.25 p.m.), from Picton. ROTOITI, s.s. (7.30 p.m!), 1159. tons, Hutchings, from Onehunga and New Plymouth. Passengers: Saloon—Jiisses Windleburn, Bridson, Hampso'n, Mesdames Lane, Evans. Messrs. Blackwood, Hope, Pitt. Robertson, Evans, S. J. Nathan, Captain Aldwell. . DEPARTURES. / . FRIDAY, JUNE'2G. ' . BLF.NHEIM, s.s. (8:5 a.m.), 120 tons, Watson, for Blenheim. HUIA, s.s. (noon), 127. tons, Dowoll, for W<" nganui. ! ■I, ' PATEI3NA, s.s. (12.50 p.m.), 1212 tons, Stewart, for Picton and Nelson. 'Passengers;' For Pictoh—Missies Burnett, Flavellan, Mlntosh, Black, Graham, Mordom, , Gulon, Hawker, Mbrisson; M'Laughran, Bevan, Greenfield, Beva'n (2), Mesdames Williams and child. Chisnally Jemmy, Messrs. Swan, Burko, M'Callum (2)/ Hunter (2). Williams,- Chisnall. For Nelson—Mioses Collins, Rusaett, .Tinldiis, Coster, Talton. Pollock, Collins (2), Hunter, liesdames Radford, Hill, Palmer, Messrs. liiggir, Croiver, Strong. (2)/' Martin, Rout, Wilkins, Pollock.

MAPPAI,; s.s.. (4.5 p.m.), .139? 'tons. Rolls', for Sydney direct.. PassengersSaloon—Misses Walker(2), .Tones, _ Fletcher, Cowey, Browning, Christie, Faivbairn, Gilb, Grimes, Jlesdames She'rmuri, Barker, Humo . and .family,, Jirfco, Walters, Christie, Mum, Thomas, Ward, Messrs.' Young,' Hudson; Thompson (2), Jones, Charters, ■: Niion, Brjigh! '■•'Sherman; 'Barker, llur.ic." Eoino,yT}lomas, White. Bijridnn, W?.<!(;, ■ Eisfclt'er, : Rodger,' .Nujrer.t, Jack. Hand.vside, Holford; Hilton,. Pollard, Laurio, Kjxon; Perks, Williams; Walters, J.arkin, H.olloway, Osborne, Wyott, Hirst, ■ Barclay, MTnrlnne, Gardiner, Grant, Jackson, Hunting, Thompson, , Pay, Ward, Bunting, Wilson; JTacev, Bookor. . CHARLES EDWARD, s.s. (.v.SO. p.m,), 245 tons, Graham, for Kelson and ■ West Coast. • MOICOLI, s.s.: (5.55 p.m.),. 3502 . tons, Smith, for: lyttslton 'ami Duucdin.' S.ilodii—For Lyfctcllon: Mrs. Smith, Messrs. Smith, 3'atos, Rankin. For Duriedin—Messrs. Evans, 'Scott; ■ V ' QUEEN OF THE SOUTH, s.s. (0.25 p.m.), 103 tons, Harvey, for Foxton. MAORI, 7s.s. . (8,5 p.m.), 3399 tons, Hunter, for: • LyUelton. !• ■ Passengers 1 : ' Saloon—Misses Hobyj M'Gregor, Sampson .(4); : 'Hampton, Ellis, Smith, Caggell, Mesdaines Hill, Palmer, Clark, Harris and . child, Willis, Bums, Berry, Milne, • Peterson, .Messrs.. Reid, Grift?, Broadway. Salingor, . Tatter, Mears, Mayn, Willis, . .Grey, Berry,' Milne, Mitchell, Fargher, Peek, Hardcastle, Pendell, Gebbie, Nolan, Abomthv, Dallerton, Gow, Valentine,. Povelitoh, Henderson, Gav, Pottigrew, Ta.vlcr, Korr, Kovsley, Howie, Pick,' Unucsn, Croll, Laurence, Palmer, 1 Peek, Clark, Harris.

EXPECTED ARRIVALS. ■ :Indravolli, .Newcastle,. Juno .27. - . Patcena.'.Pictop, Juno 27. Waihi,. Blenheim," Juno 27. •, Kaitangat'a, Westport,. June 27. • ' V/aipori, westport; 'J uiio 27. Kahu, Napier, via Coast,' J uue 27, " 'Mapourika, "West Coast.and Nelson, June 27. -.Mararoa, Ly.tt'eUon, '.luuu 27. ,'i'asman,. M'o'tueka, June 27. ' • Defender, Karamea. June 27. ,Opa\ya, .'Blenheim, Juno 27. . ~ . .otormbird, W'auguii'ui, June 27. Blenheim, Blenheim, June 27. • ilanarqa, Havelock, June ,2S. •" ' ~ Wanaka,' Limestono Island, Juno 28. Monowai, Dunedin and Lyttelton,'June 28." Maori,'Lyttelton, June 28. . .-Queen, of tho South, Foxton,. June 28. |. Huia, Wanganui, Juno 28. . Coriiina, Onehunga, New ; Plymouth, June 29. ; Wakatu, Kiiikoura, June 29. ..... ■, ~ W/averley, Nelson, Juno 30. ■ Waikare, Auckland, Gisborne, aud Napier, J tuie-30.... '.' • : . . l'ohorua, -Sjputhorn. ports, June 30, Takapuua,./ Ouohunga, ! New' Plymouth, July. 1. - .'"■•• Alaheno, Syduoy direct, July 1. ! Taluno, Lyttelton, Dunedin, July 2; -. . Wimmera, Sydney, via. Auckland, July 3. Warrimoo, Melbourne, via South, July 3.

PROJECTED DEPARTURES. Aorere, Patea,- Juno ,27. • v Mana, Patea, June 27. AVaihi, Blenheim, Juno 27. Opawa, Blenheim,. June 27. Mararoa, Lyttelton, Juiie 27.. Stornibird, Wanganui, Juno 27. ' Blenhoim, Blenheim, June .27. lndravelli, Vancouver, June 27. Arahura, Nelson and West Coast, Juno 27. Wakanui, Waitara, Juno 27. Rotoiti, Nelson, No.w Plymouth, Onehunga, June 28. . Tasinan, Nelson and Motueka, Juno 28. Manaroa, Motueka, Juno 29.. . Monowai, Napier, Gisborne, and Auckland, • June 29. . ' Kahu,-. Napier. via Coast, June 29.' Queen of tho South, Foxton, June 29. Opawa, Blenheim, June 29. - Huia, Wanganui, June 29. Maori,' Lyttolton, June 29.. , Pateena, Picton, Nelson, June 29. , Waikare, Lyttelton and Dunedin, Juno 30. Mapourika, West Coast via. Nelson, June 30. Cornwall, Lyttelton, Dunedin, and Bluff, June 30. Wakatu, Kaikoura, June 30. Waverley, Nelson and West Coast, June 30. Coriiina, Southern Ports, Juno 30.- . Pohorua, Nelson and West Coast, July J. Takapuna, New Plymouth, Onehunga, July 1. , Maheno, Melbourno, via South, July 2. Wimmera, Lyttelton, Dunedin, July 3. Warrimoo,. Sydnoy direct, July 3. -INTERCOLONIAL SERVICE. STEAMERS TO ARRIVE. . • WARRIMOO, s.s., leaves Melbourne, June 21, for Wellington, via Hobart and Southern ports. Due Wellington July 3. Leaves samo day for Sydney direct. Due' Sydney July 7. ULIMAROA, 5.5.,. leaves Melbourno, July 1, for' Wellington, via Hobart and Southern ports. Due Wellington July 10. Leaves samo day for' Sydney direct. Duo Sydney July. 11. MOANA, s.s., leaves Sydney, July 1, for .Wellington, via 'Auckland, Gisborno, and Napier. Due Wellington July 10. Leaves samo day for Lyttelton and Dunedin. MAHENO, s.s., leaves Sydney, June 27, for Wellington direct. Duo Wellington July 1. Leaves July 2 for Melbourne, via 'Southern ports and. Hobart. Due Molbourno Jul* 11. MOEItAKI, s.s., leaves Molbourne, July 8, for .Wellington, via Hobart and Southern ports. Due Wellington July ,17. Loaves for Sydney same day. Due Sydney July 21. WIMMERA, s.s., left bjdney, J uno 21, for Wellington, via Auckland, Gisborne, and Napier. Duo Wollington July 3. Leaves samo day for Lyttelton and Dunedin".

VICTORIA,- s.s., leaves Syduov, July 8, for Wellington, via Auckland. Giebonie, and Napior. Duo Wellington July 17. Lcavoß samo dkr for Lyttolton and Duneain.

OVERSEA SHIPPING. . STEAMERS TO ' ARRIVE. From London. TOMOANA (clue Wellington about July 4), sailed April 20, via Australian ports, Auckland, and Napier. KAIKOURA (due Wellington about July 2), In ft London May 6, via Auckland. (N.Z. Shipping Co., ngents.) i • » STAR OP AUSTRALIA (duo Wellington about July 15), left London May 8, via Australian ports, Auckland, and Napier •RUAPEHU (duo Wellington about July 2), sailed on May 14, Plymouth May 16, via Capetown and Hobpi-t. ARAWA (due Wellington about July 11), sailed on.May 28, Plymouth May 30, via Capetown and. Ilobart. (Shaw-Savill, agents.) RIMUTAKA (duo Wellington about July 20), sailed .on June 11, Plymouth June 13, via Capetown and Eobart. (N.Z. Shipping Co., agents.) •TOKOMARU. (due Wellington about July 30), sailed' on June 5, via Auckland. (Shaw-Savill, agents.): NEREHANA (due Wellington about' August 8), .sailed ,on May 26, via Australia, Auckland, and. Napier. (Tyser Line, agents). MARERE (due Wellington about August 25), sailed on Juno 18, via Australia; Auckland, and Napier. (Tyser Line, agents.) From Liverpool. FIFESHIRE (duo Wellington about July 10), sailed on May 2, via Australia and Auckland. (F.H.S. Line, agents.) . DELPHIC (duo Wellington about July 21), sailed, on May 20, via Auckland. (Shaw-Savill, agents.) NORFOLK (due,-Wellington about August 12), sailed on May 30, via Australia and Auckland. (F.H.S. Lino, agents.) From Now York. STEPHANOTIS (due Wellington about July 19), sailed on April 29, via- Australia "and .Auckland. (A. and 'A. Lino,' agents.) I LNDRADEVI (due Wellington about July 28), sailed on.May 23, via Australia and Auckland.' (Tyser Lino, agents.) JANETA (due Wellington about. August 1), sailed on May 19, via Australia" and Auckland. (N.Z. Shipping Co., agents:)", JEANARA (duo; Wollington about August 27), sailed on. June 10, via Australia and. Auckland. ,(A. and A. Line, agents.) From Vancouver. r RUTHVEN (due Wollington about July 10), sailed on Juna 10. ' SAILING YESELS TO ARRIVE. .. ' . .MARJORY GLEN; barque, >]aft Liverpool, May 10, for Wollingtou. (Johnston and Co., agents.) 1 BY TELEGRAPH. OVERSEA. , : , . .. HOBART.; , * .;. '' June 25. . Arrived.—Euapehu (9 a.m.), from London. 1 • Newcastle: /■-' ; ' r . Sailed.—Ottcrburn, for New Zealand. - ! COASTAL. . FRIDAY*, 'JUNE 28. ■ ■ ' v RUSSELL. ; 'i. ' , Sailed.—H.M.S.. Pionccl' (G. 30 a.m.), fdr'Auckland. ' AUCKLAND. .: ' : Arrived.—Kaikoura (7 a.m.). from London. Arrived.—Squall, s.s., from East Coast. QNEHUNGA. ./ • Arrived.—Takapuna (9 a.m.), from New Plymouth. •' , • ' . NEW PLYMOUTH. ' Arrivael—Rotoiti (1 a.m.), from Onehnnga. - Arrived.'—Ngapnhi (4.20 i a.m.); from Onohun-, g'V:' ■ .'■ Railed.—Rotoiti.(4 a'.m), for Wellington. ■ Sailed.—Ngapiihi. (9 p.m.), for Ouchunga. ■ /' -WANGANUI. \ : , Arrived.—Stormbird (7.20 a.m.), from 'Wellington. \' ■ ' . , . , PATEA. ' Arrived.—lCapiti (7.20 a.m.), from Wellington. . • •• •' NAPIER. . ' Arrived.-ICahu (7.35 p.m., Thursday), from Wolhjiginn. ' - 1 . v Arrived.—Victoria (9 a.m.), from' Wollinirtori. Arrived.—Nora Niven (4. p.m.), from Welling-, toil. . . , '/BLENHEIM.. ' '.'•Arrived.—JYaijii (S,; p.m.)..,.from•,WeUiiijton. : Sailed:;—Victoria,'for-Gisfcorno'/ •' < . v '. . PICTON./ Y Arrived—Pateena (4.25 .p.m.), from Wollington. . • '

Sailed—Swan (9.80 p.m., Thursday), for Wellington. : . • Sailed.—Alexander (5.50-p.m.).'. for Nelson. To sail.—'l. J nt(">na (0. p.m.), for Nelson. •To sail.—Blenheim (midnight), for Wellington. : . . •

, NELSON, v . Arrived.—Tasman (5.55 a.m.), from Wollinjton. : '... ...'.- GREYMOUTH. : Arrived.—Kittawa (8.15 a.m.),' from Welling--ton: ; \ , . Arrived.—liotuku (8.25 a.m.), from Wellington. . ' KAIKOURA. V '■ Arrived.—Wakatu (6.50 a.m.), from Wellington. . , j ; LYTTELTON. Arrived. —Moeraki (6.10 a.m.), from . Wellington. . ' '■'. Arrived.—Mararoa (8.10 a.m.), from Wollington. ' Sailed.—Mararoa,..s.s., : for Wellington. Passengers—l4B saloon and 90 steerage. Sailed.—Moeraki, s.s., for Melbourne,- via : Southern ports.' , ■ To. sail. (11 a.m.,' Saturday).—Morayshire', for West °f England ports. Passengers for Avondale: Mrs. Gregg, and Mr.-Laidlaiv, Mr. Hulton. For Liverpool: Miss Soholefinld, Mr. and Mrs. Seholefiold, Mrs. Scliolefield, senr., Messrs. C. D. Low and Jones. For Glasgow: Missqs Abbott-and Cooke, Mrs. Abbott, Messrs. M'Lean, Bruce, and Smith. "•. DUNEDIN. 1 ■ Sailed;—Monowai,: s.s; (2 p.m.),'for Auckland; Passengers: For Wellington—Miss Michelle, Mesdamos Redman, Peters and 2 children, Messrs. Peters. Douglas, Gay, Hon. J. B. Callan, M.L.C. ' , ' 'PORT CHALMERS.' ' Arrived.—Talune (3.10 p.m.), from Wellington. . ' BLUFF. ' >1 Arrived.—Ripple, ifrom Lyttelton. • Sailed.—Papanui, for -Timaru. Sailed.—Poherua for Dunedin. THE KAIKOURA.. . .. Reports from Auckland yesterday announce the arrival of the New. Zealand Shipping Company's steamer Ivaikoura, from London. Tho vessel left London on May 8, and is due here about July 4. ■~ . ,; , . THE'RUAPEHTJ AT HOBART. Yesterday a Press Association message was received from] Hobart stating that the New Zealand Shipping Company's steamor Ruapehu, from London, via Plymouth, 1 Tenerift'e, and Capetown, had arrived • thore 'at 9 a.m. Tho vessel is expected to reach Wellington about July 2. UNION' COMPANY'S MOVEMENTS. Advices received by the Union Shipping Company,-are to the effect, that the Kittawa was -'expected to' leave Greymouth last night for. Wellington. • From r Westport the news is as reported yesterday, viz., the Waipori- and Kaitangata aro still bar-bound in consequence of a heavy sea on the bar., 1 THE TOMOANA AT AUCKLAND. Early on Thursday, morning the Tyser linor Tomoana arrived in Auckland from London, via Commbnwealth ports.. She left' London on April 20, and very bad weather prevailed during the first portion of the voyage, particularly in tho longitude of the Capo of Good Hope. Tho wind occasionally dcvoloped hurricai;e vigour, and tho seas rose to a great hoight, but, although the ship was flung about a gocd doal, neither she nor her' crow suffered any ill-effects. Later on the storm changed round to the'eastward, culminating in-a series of blinding blizzards off Capo -Leomrin, which, completely obscured surroundings. The temperature was also very cold, and the situation generally proved trying in the extreme. The passage to Melbourno occupied 47 days, which is five or six days longer than tho ordinary trip. After discharging at Melbourno tho vessel proceeded on to Sydney, and from tho latter port 'came on to Auckland, experiencing ordinary weather on the passano. Captain T. B. Linklater is still in command, and has wit* ■him the following officers:—Chief, Mr. E. J. Moffat; second, Mr. Wobb; third, Mr. Wholpton; fourth, Mr.'Marshall. Mr. Lloyd is m charge of the engineering department. The Tomoana is cxpeotod to reach Wellington about July i. '

A NOVELTY. An interesting and pleasing innovation has hecn introduced on the Cunard liner Carmania. It consists of a boys' choir, numbering twenty, drawn ontirely from tlio vessel's crew. During a recent trip from New York to Liverpool the choir boys each day assembled in the saloon, and sang soyqral selections, much to the' enjoyment of passengers. The principal soloists were two lads who at one time wero mombcrs of well-known choirs of Liverpool. THE CORNWALL ARRIVES. Early yesterday morning the ' ( F-.-H.S. Lino steamer Cornwall, from Liverpool, via Australia and Auckland; arrived at Wellington. In addition , to a largo cargo, slio has the following passen»ors for Wellington—SaloonMr.' and Mrs. Green.. Third-class—Misses E. Linchaii, L. and R. Lisette, F. and C. Holden, Prostwick, Caslimero (2); Mesdames Prostwick, Cashmere, H. Lisette, F. Holden, Messrs.! B. G. Prostwick, J. Hall, Yeats, S. R. Johnson, H. Cashmere, I*\ W.. Milnor, F. Julian, W. F. Ivcrr, J.- Marshall, F. Matthews, J. Speijce, 11. Lincha'n, AV. Rankin, R. Thorn,' F. Wigglos\vorth, _R. Buchanan, A. Woolloy, A. Barratt, F.. Dickinson, .T. and F. Lisette, H. Campion, B. Hooker, T. Kelly, A. Farquhar, J. Prico, E. Clougli, G. Anderson, T. Pitkethly, J. Shaw, W. Wright, 11. Wood, G. Fishor, J. Wado, J. O'Brien, Master G. Holden. . The Cornwall is expected to leave Wollington on Tuesday for the South to complete discharge. Sho then visits Timaru, Lyttolton, Picton, Waitara, and Wellington for the purpose of picking up freight. She sails from this port on-July 26 for Avonmouth. The Union Company's steamer Whaognpe is to load coal at Newcastle for Wellington and Napier. ■. The barquo Grassmere, 1157. tons, has been chartered,to load suporphosphate at Maiden Island for New Zealand. Yesterday the Maitai, from Melbourne and Hobart, via Southern ports, had about 565 tons of cargo to dischargo hero. Mr. Hammond lias been rolieved in the paction of chief officer of tho Maitai byMf. Parsons, lato of tho .Moiiowai. Tho Now Zealand Shipping Company's steamer Papanui loaded 21,000 carcasses of frozen meat at the Bluff, also 2000 orates of rabbits, besides , wool 1 and flax. Tho Taieri, of tho Union Company's coal fleet, after taking a cargo of timber from the liuou River to Melbourne, is to go on to Newcastle to load coal for .New Zealand. Mr. Dodd, purser of the Maitai, has joined the-Moeraki in place Mr. Minnitt, who, it is said, has resigned from tho service. Mr. W. B. Cunninghauie is now 'purser of the Maitai. Including tho projected addition of, 150 ft. to be tacked on at tho western ond of Bluff wharf (says a Southern' paper) the total extent of outside berthage space will bo equal to ISOOft. in tho direct lino. Tho Monowai, wliich has been undergoing her periodical inspection and overhaul at JDunediri, resumed her .running yesterday,' and is .duo here on Sunday. She will lcavo for Napier, Gisborno,'and Auckland on Monday.! Tho clippor barquo Loch Lomond,' recently purchased by the Union Ship Company, left -Melbourne on Juno It, under the command of Captain C. Angus, for Newcastle, where'she was to load coal for Xyttcltdn. ■ ' •••'. -It is 'roportbd by the' Christchurch "Press"., that.Moi-srs. J. P; (jorry and Co., of Belfast.' owners of tho 'well-known "Star" lino of .'steamers, aro having a :iiow stenmor'built for tlio Australian and Now Zealand trade.. It is undorstood that the vessel," v.-hich. will replace the'wrecked steamer Star of Japan, will bo a twin-scroiv steamer. ; ' • ■ An cxcliango. reports that the following cautioji has been'issued by tho Adelaide' Marino Board:—"Masters and pilots of deep-draught vessels aro' hereby cautioned not to enter tho Port. Pirio C.rcek if another large vessel , is seon to be'coining-outwards until-such vessel .is past. No. : 1 light beacon. Vessels ' bound should not leavo tho :wh'arf If ian-. other largo, vossol ,has already .pilfered the crook; until such', vessel'is ..-lip. to tho port and .tho; channel clear. 'Under aiiy civcuiiistancos-ve? . sels having to pass each othir in ;tho' croelc should ond'fivou" to do so hi tlio straight parts of tile channel."' ■' • ■:> ./