SHIPPING NEWS

Dominion, Volume 3, Issue 666, 17 November 1909, Page 9

SHIPPING NEWS

PHASES OP TIIE MOOX. NOTEMBEB, ; 7 , . Day. Hr.m. ... Last quarter ;. -59 e a.m. Now moon v., 13 ;, m pja lirst quarter 21 , 459 a.m.Full moon 27 822 p.m. ... HIGH WATER. 'To-day, 7.24 ft.m.; ,7.55 p.m. ' ; To-morrow, 0.7 a.m.; 8.35 p.m: . sun:: .7. ' Sun rises' to-day, 4,21 am.; sets, 6.50 p.m. . 7 - . arrivals. TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 16. : ' 120 tODS- '*• 11,30 a,m,) ' 110 ' toils, Eckford, from B ' B ' <2 ' 6 ■ a,ln . ,) ' 133 - -H'lntosh, 77 'ons, Fisk. from vey' : Adt° n from Oneiiiinga and "jw'' pfymouth' Cam^ranfromHALnfc'lton' Manning, ' Tttrner oS vn"? ° uscrs A . Saloon-Missis Staler! Rhodes m i i rla ° e - Button, : Cornwall, Hutchison'^J^C o n^ n o Ji?^,M :^'Fa^!a S> e, Nolan - AUan < xiutcnison, ji t-onnell, M Lwan, Broww M'S D^nonal 1 d, POr tSl I ch^r/l. Upt^ Whithroftk <> H y 'i ® a l! an ' Lyall,' ffaddeli, Jones,' HtlWrf iin?tol oD tj Tucker. Grant, Tspn, Hyndman,. Littleliury, Beatson, Kln» M-imu , „ ;S^ arl ' P e kilva, NeUj Rllhards Youl, ' s ' Christopher, «teori»e Bri!Jtoc ' Wllllamaon, Levlstoni 80 o'iast 8 (85 ° am)l 323 tans - WanJanuP UOS am) - 217 tonß - Dow <=». '«» in ' h ?, stream), 8216 KhL n" m Lona ? n^ tld Plymouth, via tons . . p e'?rson, from I, 7:?: 8 - i 7 t.', 6 . p,,n, h 128 tons. Jenseh, from^

GaSe? ln fr« G9 ' ;lil M' ? onny ' Bu3h ' 'Urquhart, S? iT Ii Mesdamea- Jeffries, Tennent Nloholls, Cooper) Madge, Kerr, Hutohcßon, BrunRharn- c If', Stem'pson, fralton, l»r Sti tOII A Hale and; 4 ChUdren; ' k?£ ' I , ljCwili ' Owen (2), Bates, HunterBrown, Klne,; Brown, ' Granite. Ma*or, Gaan?& C A nJ- i? y ' Win K fle!d," Sampson, M d^? b & 7 ant„ Moiiesen, Somcrvillc,. Paul, Gallery, Oathle,. Mowatt, Ravner nolmoS' A ail, D.n=h lirunsill, O'Dwyer, Stempm ' P a,zie ''' "r.fflltifl, Smith, M'Glll, 6oleman Siil, esb O®i: Scollard, 0 o!u?' Dudderidii °' Chi e-

DEPARTURES. TUnSDiY. NOVEKBEE 16. ;''EOSAMOND, , s.a.'.'(B.i)s. I.m.i, 721. tons.' Edwin, hu'nga ' N °' 80n ' NoW Plymoutl1 ' and Onef,^ A pS IK w'i S - 6, (1 w p '? J ' «WvtOns,- Kennedy, for .Nelson, Wcstport, and Grcvmouth Passengprs: balaon-Por Pioton-Mrs. Stevens' I 1 ® 8 " 3, '-ovens. Sputdlo.. For Nelson-Mesdamea ?fl A"? Slack and 2 ' 7Profeyi6oi'_ Park, Messrs.- LeaUe, Joiies, il j® ' 1 ! Hunt, Baird._ For Woatport—Jliaa EJS■ Mesdames . Drummond and -Ouy, r f DrUmmond, Guy, Qow. For Greymouth —Mesdamos Boborts, Hanson, M'Queen. Mf. itan'

io^'Wnley; . 8 -i n lO 2- m) ' i«J tone, EenautiTor. Lyttelton a_d Dunedin. Passeueorß.* Saloon -For Lyttelton-Hra. Black and child, Mr, Black.', For Dunedin-Miss Adams, Mrs. Sidev, Messrs. Sidoy and Auld. - rr!in AKA ' l '' :r ' 5 4 V 15 , 10 , 157 tons. .-Wills, for .Lyttelton,. via coast. PpKLBIJA,-8.8, (5.40 p.m.),;11J5-Ions; Hobert son, for Greymouth, . , - . wSH^. Df V*-*' 65 tOB3 ' Petorson. for via the coast. • -

toTmSi. *'- " p ' m ' ) ' 2XI tons ' M ' lntyre ' 'MARAHOA, 8.3.: (8.5 p.m.), 2598' td-s,' Mannißfr. for.. Lyttclton.-,-' : Passengors: Saloon-MisseS Daviesr OhCesoman, Mesdamea 'FlCßher, Oheeserhan, Messrs. Gibbs, • Scott> -.Taylor, Brown, ICine Howe, ltev. Wright. V • ■ .: .WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBEB 17. Blenheim" 58 <2 110 toM «" »>Mord,- for

EXPECTEB ARRIVALS. Kini,- Greymouth, November 17. - - -■ , Maori, i.tj;ttelton, : November 17.. ;. Kanu, Kast Coast; November 17, : Queen of the South, Foxton, November 17, -. Arapawa, Wanganm, Novembor -17. - 1 . , .Karen,.-westport,'November 17.''. i ■ ' i Tainui, Waitara, November 17 ;;-i '. Aratura, West Coast, Nolson, Ploton. Novem ber .17.!'- ..■ ' - ' .' - '.;.... ' . ■ -Drayton Grange, southern ports, November'l? . Mafilika,- 'Bydney, 1 Noveitibdr 17. ', Koonya, southern ports, November 17, . .ilana, Patea;" November. 17. -. '. ■ .*/ ■ Kapuni, Patea, November 17. Hauroto,. Wostport, November 17. v ■ Ngahero, Greymouth,'Novomber 17. %«•:• Mararoa, Lyttelton, November 18.' 1 : Kaitoa,' Puponga, November 18. . Blenhoim, Blenbeim,'Novembor 18 ' ; ; Stormbird, Wangariui, November 18. Opawa, Blenheim, November 18. - Waikare,' Duncdin, Lyttelton, .November 18. : Nlkau, Nolson, . Motueka, Novembor : 18. ; Koromiko.' .WCstport,': November 18. . Hinomoa, northern lightliouseo, Novomber 18 ' . Manaroa, Motueka, November 13. .' ' ■ Whangapo, Westport, Novomber 19. . 1 MOoraki,- Melbourne, via south, November 19 ■ -Wimmera, Sydnoy, Auckland, Qjsborne, Napier" November 19. v - -' ■ ' Wakatu, Lyttelton. Eaikoura, Novomber 19 "ltosamond, Onebunga, New Plymouth, Novem. ber 21. .- -. Niwaru,' Napier, November 21. . Monowai, Dunedin, Lyttelton, November 21 . Tarawera, Auckland, Gisborne, Napier, November 23.; ... Ulimaroa, Sydney, -Kovcraber' 2*. • ' Kia Ora,, Lyttelton, November 25 -

PROJECTED DEPARTURES. Aorere, Paten, November 17. ' ; rHuia,-Wanganui,' November 17, Kiripata, Patca, November 17. Waimate, London, November 17. ,' KahU; East' Coast, November 17,:" ' i Queen of , the South, Foxton, November 17, Maori, Lytteltoß, November 17. ' ' Takapuna, Pioton, November 17 ' Koonya, Now Plymouth, Westport, Qreyiontb November 17i •; ... V;oorinna, Tlmaru,\ and Diinedin, November 17 Tainui, Waicara Mokau, November 17 '■ .'Kkitqa. Nelson,/.West; Ooast,. November ■ 18' •• i Blenheim, Blenheim, November 18. '.Mararoa, LytMlton, November 18. rStorabird, Wanganui, November 18;", •«, , Opawa,, Blenheim, November 18. . ■ Klni;. Westport,; November: 18. -■ Nikiiu, Nelson, Motueka, Novombor 18. Waikare, Napier, Gisborne, Auckland, Novcm. ber 18. -' : ■■. : Manuka,' Melbourne, via Hobart and BOnth. November 18. .. ' ■ Himutaka, Tendon, November 18 - Arapawa, Wangamn, Novombor 18. , Manaroaj 'Motueka; November 18. , Koerakl, Sydney, November 19. Wlmmera, Lyltelton, Donedln, November 19. :: Wakatu, Kaikoura, Lytteltoi], via coast Kn. vember 20. ' ; . ' Arahnra, Picton, Nelson, West Ooast, November ■20. ; i i Drayton Orange, Avonmonth, November 20 rEOßamond, Picton, Nelson, New Plymouth, and Onehunga, November 2i. . Monowai, Napier, Gisborne,' Auckland, November 23. ' •' Mapouriia, Nelson, West..--Ooast, November 23 Tarawera, Lyttelton, Dunedin, November 23 ' ; H.M.S.-,Challenger, .'Akaroa, Novomber 24.

INTERCOLONIAL SERVICE. ! . MOVEMENTS OF BTEAMEBB. . MANUKA, s.s., loft Sydney November 13, {or Wellington diroct. Duo Wellington November 17. - Leaves November .18 ' for Melbourne, via southern ports, and Hobart. ; DUo Melbourne November 27. • MOEEAKI, 8.8., left Melbourne November 16, for Wellington, via Hobart and south. Duo Wellington November 19.' Leaves Bttme day for Sydney direct. Due Sydney November-23. - WIMMEEA, s.s.'. left Sydney November 10, for Auckland,' Olsborno, Napier, •Wellington. Dno Wellington November 19. Leaves same, day for Lyttelton and Dunedin. ' • • . ■ ! . WAIKARE, s.s., left Dnnedln November 16 for Lyttelton and Wellington. Dno Wellington November 18. 'Leaves same day for Napidr, Olsborno, and, Auckland, and connects: with the Maheno for Sydney. ' ; . ; TJLIMAROA, s.s., leaves Sydney November 20, ,for Wellington direct. Duo Wellington November 24. Loaves November 25, for Melbourne, via southern ports and Hobart.- Sub Melbourne Dccomber 4. ■

October 15, Plymouth Ootober 17, via Teneriiic, Cape Town, and Hobart, (Shaw, Savill and I Albion Co., agents.) PAPANUI (duo about December 4). sailed ou October 16, via Capo-Town,'. (Now Zealand ShipI piriß Company,, agents.) , NEREHANA (due about December 25), Bailed On October 19, via Australian ports, Auckland, and Napier. (Tysor Line, agents.) TONOAIURO (due about December 14), 'tailed on October 29, Plymouth October 50, via Tencriffe, Oiipo Town, Hobart. (New Zealand Ship, pin? Company, agents.) STAR' OP CANADA (duo about December 30). sailed oil Hovember 4, via Australian ports and Auckland. (Tyaer Lino, agonts.) ORARI (due about December 27), sailed on November 4. via Auckland. '(New Zealand Shippine Co., agents.) ••;. .v.; .. From Liverpool.".'.''? SUSSEX (due : about November 29),' soiled on September 16, via Melbourne, Sydney, p.nd Auckland. (F.H.S. Line,' agents.) . NAIRNSHIRE (due about December lB)i sailed on October 16, via Sydney and ■ Auckland. (F.H.S. Line, agents.) - KARAMEA (duo about December 26), sailed on Ootobcr SO, via Adelaide and Auckland, . (Shaw, Savill and Albion' Company, agents.) From Now York. ' INDRADEVI (duo about December 7), sailed on September 12, via Australian ports and Auckland. (Tvser Lino, agents.) • AtFOHENDALE (duo about December 27). sailed on October 7, via Auckland. (Vacuum Oil Company, agents.) FALLS OF NITH (duo about Deoember '11), sailed on October 2, via Australia and Auckland. (New. Zealand Shipping Company,' agents.) ■ INDBAGHIRI (due about December; 24),-sailed on October 20, via Australian ports and Auckland.. (TyserLine, agents.) STAR OF NEW .ZEALAND (due about January ; 16), sailed on November 9, via Melbourne, Sydney, and Auckland. (A. and A. Line, agents.) BAILEES 'f« ARRIVE. : JOHN LOOKEIT, barque, sailed from Liverpool September 15, for Wellington. (Messrs.- Johnston and Co., Ltd.; agents.) : DORIDE, barquo, sailed from Marseilles on August 23. .(Briscoe and; Co., Ltd., agents.) BY TELEGRAPH. OVERSEA. ; ' , SYDNEY, November 16. Arrived.—Tnimaroa' (9.30 a.m.), from Wellington. - : BtJVA, November 16. . Arrived.—Werfa and Tofua, from SydneySailed—Manapouri," for Melbourne. COASTAL. " TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 16. .. OAPE MARIA VAN DIEMEN. ' Kaiapol,* from Westport, parsed for Auckland at 9 a.m. . ... ■ The Victoria passed west at 10 a.m., , 1 . . AUCKLAND ■ .. . Arrived.—Waihora (6 a.m.), from Suva; Navun (7 a.m.), from Westport; Amokura. (5 p.m.), from Wellington.. ;..Sailed.—Wimmera, for southern ports. ' Passengers for Wellington :■ Saloon—Misses Bond, Marris, Mrs. Harris, , Mr. Whitosky. ' . . -/. ..- HOKIANQA. ''Arrived.—Houto, from Sydney,, en .route .to Whangape. ■ • - • KAIPARA. Sailed.—Louisa Craig, for Melbourne: Empreza, for Warrnambool; Pelotaa, fur Sydney. ONEHUNQA, - ; ', Arrived.—ltarawa (8.20 a.m.), from New' Plymouth. ' I PATEA. ' . .Arrived.—Mana , (10.45 a.m.), from Wellington: Kapuni (11.30 a.m.), from' Wellington. WANQANUI. • . Arrived—Arapawa (8.50 a.m.), from Wellington. Sailed—Arapawa (1 p.m.). ' ■r ' NAPIER^ 1 Arrived—Tarawera (11.30 a.m.), from Wellington. '• " FOXTOJf. '•/: '' i'Arrived—Queen of tho-South liO.lO a.m.)'from Wellington. . Sailcd.-Queen of the; South (7.55 p.m.). forWollington. 1 • * ' ' PICTON. ' .. . Arrived.—Rosamond (3.45 p.m.), from Welling, ton; -Mapourika (6 p.m.), from Wellington. Sailed.—Mapourika '(8.15 p.m.), for Nelson; Rosamond (midnight), for Nelson. . . ' FAREWELL Sl'lT. -■■■." [ Ngahere passed east at 4 p.m., for Wellington. ;>■ WESTPORT. Arrived.—Aratiura (2 a.m.), from Oroymouthi Canopus'(3.4o p.m.), from Wellington,. . Sailed—Arahura (10 a.m.),' for Nelson; HauJoto (noon), for ..Wellington.- - ' . : . ' GREI'MOCTJf. ' ■; To sail.—Klttawa (midnight , to-morrow), for Wellington. , . .< Bailcd.—Kini (11 a.m.), for Wellington. . AKAItOA. ... . Sailed.—H.M.S. Pioneer (5.30 p.m.), for Oamaru. LYTTBLTON. - Arrived—Maori (6.45 a.m.). from Wellington. Bailed.—Maori (8.45' p.m.),' for Wellington. Passengers':-" 4 Saloon—Misses "Hill, Swanerton, . Barker, Gorrio,' O'Halloran, Millar, Coombes, Beck, Tavendale, Black, Thompson, Ohurcliouse, - Keith, Hall, Rodgers, Oarstens, Nurse Perry, Peai'ce, Bolton.'.draper, Hartsley, Fltzpatrick; and : Fox; • Mesdames Johansen, ; Denniston and child, Williams, Na.than,. Whitcombe, Wallace,' Cloggie, 'Stead) Barthorpe, Barrance, Williams, Bussell, O'Brien and child, Burrows, Tosor; Corlott, - White, M'lntyro and child, Beck, Hayne, Hayes, Tavendale, Gillifes, Franks, Halliday, Irvine, Southee, M'Donaid, M'Olurg and 2 children, Bcrdling, Fletcher, Wiltshire, Richardson; Bridge, Taylor, and child, and Gummond, Hon. G. J. Smith, M.L.C., Hon. J. Anstey, M.L.C., Dr. Leahy,'Revs. R. S. Gray andChappel, Messrs., Daniells, Savage,Borthwick, Harbroo, Parson 3 (2), Johansen,. Coleman, Barnett, Bull, Brown, M'Lcllan, Maud, Foster, Morse, Walton, Jamieson. Church, Free,-.East-lake, W. - R. Hascldon, Harper, Stokois, Barthorpc, Whitcombe,' Kaye, Wallace, doggie, Darcy, Davis, Bendall, ■ Focke, . Buxton,M.P.; Stead, Thomson, Hallenstein, Williamß, Buesell, Turpin, Rooner, King, Wright,> Shepherd, Willis, Orr, Stinsoh, Lambie, Scott,, M'Cornlsh,' Patchett, Miller, 4 Halliday, Evans,' ■ Robertson. Bascand, Acton. Rodgers, Atkins,. Parramore, Griffiths, Eussell, Coleman, Perry, Stalker, Gill,, Hansen, M'Olurg, Anskell, M'Gill, - CoombeoLarney, PoweU, ProEEer, Armstrong, Buckridge, F. W. Hobbs, Broadheaa, Boot, England, Brown. Shopherd, Loers, Bridge, Taylor, Thomson, Chadwick, M'Fadden, Hill, Gray, and Gummond: 60 steerage. " - PORT CHALMERS, . Arrived.—Moeraki (4.30 a.m.). from Bluff; Holmdalo, from Greymouth. . . DUNEDIN.. ' Sailed.—Waikaro (4 p.m.), for northern ports. Passengers for WoUington:—Mrs. WiSson and ohlldi Messrs.. Tarleton, Appleyard, Stewart, Burk. . '. • BLUFF.: ; . ' v Arrived.—Opawa (5 a.m.). from Wellington... TO REPLACE THE WARRBtOO. .It has been decided that tha Union Company's Waipori, now in Australian! ivatera, will remain thoro till Wodnosday, November |24, ■ -and- will then sail from Melbourne io; llobart and New Zoaland porta to carry cargo In tno WarrimOo'a running. . ~ ~ MOBAYSHIBE, LEIl 1 LIVERPOOL. : A cable has been received by the Now Zealand and 4 African Steamship Oompany announcing the departure from Liverpool 'of tho Federal-Honlder-Shire liner-'Morayshire. Tho Steamer left on - Saturday last, and comes to Wellington, via Australian potts i and Auckland.; Her; arrival .at this port may bo looked for about January 17. . AEAWA, AT PLYMOUTH. 1 Good time was rcgiatorod by the Shaw, Savill, and Albion Company's Arawa on tho run from Wellington to Plymouth. She left this port on October 7 last, and, according to a. cablo received by the loAJil agents, arrived at Ply. month last Monday morning, the voyage thua occupying 39 days.. TUBAKBU. fROM LONDON. \ Elceptionally ilno ' weather wae experienced by the New Zealand Shipping Oompany's Turakma on the voyage from London to Wellington. She left London on September 30, and dropped anchor in tho stream; at . 1 p.m. yesterday. Scarcely a day's rain feU during the voyage, and ahe. met with smooth seas practically the whole way: Hor 400 odd passengors ail arrived in good health, and, after medical Inspection, tie Bteamer berthed at No. 1 South Queen's Wharf a Uttle before 3 p.m. In addition to the passengers whoso names have already been published, the foUowing arrived by -the Turakina-.-From Cape Town: Socond saloon—Mr. and Mrs. Downes and Mastor. Downes, Mrs. Enoch and-,2 infants, Mr. V J. Landers, Mr, H. Moore. From Hobart: Krst saloon—Miss M. Scales. Captain T. S. Weston is still in command of the :Torakiiia. and the. offlcera associated with him are:—Ciiief, Mr. A..B.'Smith; second. Mr. H. Wynyard: third, Mr. ,H. M, Williams fourth. Mr. F. H. Smvly (late of the P. and O Company's' service) i fifth, Mr. J. G. Holmes flato of tho-Kaipara). . Chief engineer, Mr. A. SomerVillo: second, Mr. F. M'Lean; third. Mr. T. Maclean! fourth, Mr. It. Jordan: fifth, Mr. O. J. Hardyman: 6iith, Mr. J. H; Baloch. Chief refrigerating engineer, Mr. F. J. Wales j Becond. Mr. R. Patterson. Electrician ,Mr. H. A. Pledger. Surgeon; Dr. T. E. Hodgson. _ Ohijf steward, Mr. H. R. Boon (formerly of tho Papanui) The Turaklnft will be digchargiHß cargo in Wei' liJigton till about Saturday» when she will sail lor Lytt&Hon<

expected that: she ■ will bo completed in dot-ail and ready , to'put irtto commißßion in about ten dayß' time. , \ • ' •, Yesterday tho Union Company'fi Patccnii waR talion from hor. berth, at Queen's Wharf, and placed on tho Patent BUp for cleaning and. paihting. .« ' The Mana, which is. due from Patea to-day, is bringing a cargo of Gutter for transhipment to tho KFmutaha and Kapuni, from tho samp port, brings a ohipmont of cheese to be taken Homo by tho DraytoA Grange. Tho decision of tho Liverpool aid London Steamship Protection Association not to accept tho . renewal of the entries of Australasian Eteamahips iB a serious matter for our shipowners (says the "Australian Star"). A num* ber of tbo companies hero have fleets valued at many hundreds 'of thousands of pounds,' ;whiob, unless something is boos dono, mußt go practically unineured. • The Australasian Steam* ship Owners' Federation is, howovor, now in correspondence, with the New. Zealand Ship* owneM* Federation with the object of cstab* lishini? an. Australasian -Proteotion and In« demnity Association. The project, it is said, will need to bo on an oxtensivo scalo, and have a lot of money behind it. aa the damage to fihip' property in Australian'waters of late years nas been very heavy. It is tho frequent calls on the Liverpool Association, in fact, that have induced it to drop its Australian business.