INTERCOLONIAL SERVICE.

Dominion, Volume 4, Issue 1166, 29 June 1911, Page 9

INTERCOLONIAL SERVICE.

MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS. ULIMAROA, 3.5., left 3felbourne Juno 21, for Hobart. southern ports, and Wellington. Duo Wellington Juno 30. Leaves samo day for Sydney direct. Duo Sydnoy July 4. MOERAKI, s.s. left Melbourno Juno 28, for Hobart. southorn ports, and Wellington. Due Wellington July 7. Leaves same day for Sydney direct. Duo Sydney July 11. WIMMERA, s.s., left Sydney Juno 21, for Auckland, Gisborne, Napier, and Wellington. Due Wellington June 30. Leaves same day for Lyttelton and Dunedin. MANUKA, s.s., leaves Sydney July l for Wellington direct. Duo Wellington July 5. Leaves July 6 for southern ports, Hobart, and Melbourne. Due Melbourne July 15. OVERSEA SHIPPINC. STEAMERS to ARRIVE. From London. TONGARIRO (due about June 30), sailed from Loudon May 15, via Cape Town and Hobart. (New Zealand Shipping Co., agents.) MARERE (duo about July 1), sailed from London April 22, via Adelaide, Melbourne, Sydney, Auckland, and Napier. (Tyser Line,, agents.) STAR OF INDIA (due about July 19), sailed from. London May 15, via Australia Auckland, and Napier. (Tyser Llue, agents.) : KAIPAEA (due about July 13), sailed on May 8, via Auckland. (New Zealand Shipping Co., agents.) CORINTHIC (due about July 11), sailed on May 23, via Cape Town and Hobart. (Shaw, Savlll and Albion Co., agents.)

MURIIAI (due about August 12), tailed oil May 31, via Australia, Auckland, ,-nd Napier. I'J'ys-cr I.iiu l , agents.) WAIWKIiA 'due about. August 8), sailed on June 3. via. Auckland. (Sliinv, Havill and Albion Co., ageiiLs.) ItUAIIINE (due about July 24), sailed on June 10, via Cape Town and Hobart. (New Zealand Shippinir Co., agents.) INDItALEMA (due about August 28), sailed on June 15. via Australia. Auckland, and Napier. (Tyccr Line, agents.) From Liverpool. NAIRNSUIRE (due about July 7), sailed on May 6, via Auckland. (F.-11.-H. Line, agents.) SUSSEX (due about July 30!, sailed on May 27, via Auckland. (F.-11.-S. Line, agents.) From Montreal. ASCOT (due about- July 6), Eailcd on April 23, via- Australia and Auckland. (New Zealand Shipping Co., agents.) WAIMATE (due about July 24), sailed on Juno 5, via Australia and Auckland. (New Zealand Shipping Co., agents.) From Now York. PARTHENIA (due to-day), sailed on March 29. via Australia aud Auckland. (Dalgct.v and Co., agents.) MIMIItO (due about. July 14), sailed on April 18, via Australia and Auckland. (A. and A. Line, agents.) DEN OF GLAMIS (due about August 14), sailed on May 16, via, Australia and Auckland. (A. and A. Line, agents.) HYXDFOItD (due about July 25), sailed on May 20 via Auckland. (Vacuum Oil Co., agents.) ANGLO-PATAGONIAN (due about August 29), sailed on Juno 2, via Australia and Auckland, (Dalgcty and Co., agents.) SAILERS TO ARRIVE. DUNCRAIG, barque, sailed from Liverpool March 10. (John&ton and Co., agents.) AUSTRALIA, Italian ship, sailed from Marseilles April 8. (Briscoe and Co. t agents.) BY TELEGRAPH. OVERSEA. BRISBANE, June 28. Arrived.—Star of Scotland, from Wellington. SYDNEY, June 28. Sailed.—Maheno (2 p.m.), for Auckland; Ascot, for Auckland. ' MELBOURNE, June 28. Sailed.—Moeraki, for Bluff, via Hobart. HOBART, June 28. Arrived.—Tongariro, from London. COASTAL. WEDNESDAY, JUNE 28. WANGANOI Arrived.—Huia (8.45 a.m.). and Gertie (12.15 p.m.), from Wellington. Sailed.—Huia (9.45 p.m.), for Wellington. PATEA Arrived.—Kiripaka (8 a.m.), from Wellington. Sailed— Kiripaka (11.30 a.m.), for Wellington.' PICTON. Arrived.—Otaki (1 pm.), from Wellington; Pa-teena (5 p.m.), from Wellington. To sail—Arapawa (9 p.m.), for Wellington. . NELSON. Arrived.—Mapourika (5 a.m.), and Nikau (5.30 a.m.), from Wellington. To sail.—Nikau (5 p.m.), for Wellington. GREi'MOOTH. Arrived—Ngatoro (1.5 a.m.), from Wellington. LYTTELTON. Arrived—Jlararoa (9.45 a.m.), from Wellington; Tarawera (10.50 a.m.), from Wellington; Flora, from Westport. Sailed.—Mararoa (6.20 p.m.). for Wellington, with 115 passengers; Tarawera, for Dunedin; Kairalti, for Karamea and Westport; Wakat-u and Cygnet, for Kaikoura. Sailed.—Mokoia (6.25 p.m.), for Auckland, via way ports. Passengers: Saloon—For Wellington—Mrs. White, Messrs. Davis and Armstrong. For Napier—Mrs. Stronach and child. For Gisborne—Mrs. M'Causland, Messrs. A. H. Campbell and A. Mason. For Auckland—Miss M'Phcrson,' Messrs. Nelson, Jl'Phce, and Eiby. OAMARU. Arrivod.—Kaitangata (3 p.m.), from Newcastle. DUNEDIN. Sailed.—Ulimaroa, for Sydney, via Wellington. Passengers: Saloon—For" Lyttelton—Mr. Langton. For Wellington—Misses. Brown (2), Sinclair, Fisher, Craig, Nurse Nosworthy, Nurse Mandeno, Mesdames Chapman, Burns, Dunlop, Gillies, Dixon. For Sydney-Jlissos Khennan, Allen, Quinn, Mesdames Shennan, Taine, Moore, Messrs. Holder, Shennan, Taine, Moore, H'orsfall, Nelson; 16 steerage for all pGrts. .MIMIRO DUE JULY 14- -, It is anticipated that the A. .and A.. Line's chartered steamer Mimiro will leave Sydney for. Auckland on Tuesday next. The vessel, which is en route from New 1 York, is due at Wellington about July 14. ARAWA LEAVES HOME. ' Cable advice received by tho local agents of the Shaw, Savill and Albion Company states that R.M.S. Arawa left Plymouth for Wellington, via Cape Town and Hobart, on the afternoon of Monday, Juno 26. The vessel- is . due at Wellington on August}. SHAW, SAVILL BUILDING. The new twin-screw cargo steamers -P.angatira. and Pakeha, which were added to: the Shaw, Savill and .Albion Company's fleet during I9IC, having fully answered expectations, a new etoamer of the eaine type, to be called Waimaua, has beqn ordered from Messrs. Workman, Clark and Co., Ltd., Bolfast. It will bo completed at the .end of August, and will be jointly owned by tho Shaw-Savill and White Star Lines. MAITAI FOR SAN FRANCISCO. Shortly aitcr 6 p.m. yesterday the Union Company's R.M.S. Maitai left Wellington for San Francisco, via Auckland, Rajotonga, and Papeete. She is duo to leave the northern port on Saturday next, and arrives at San Francisco on July 21. This is tho last occasion on which tho Maitai will make Auckland a port of call on this sorvice. for it- i-s intended in the future to dispatch tho steamer for Rarotonga direct, leaving hero on Fridays instead of Wednesdays. On her next trip to 'Frisco R.M.S. Aorangi is scheduled to make Auckland a port of call. ...

SOLD TO TT.S.S. CO.' • The voyage to Sydney and then back td a New Zealand port from Newcastle which the well-known barque Casablanca is now engaged upon, will in all probability bo her last. Sho hap, it is said, been purchased by the Union S.S. Company, Ltd., and, like a number of vessels purchased by tho samo company rerently, will bo converted into n coal hulk. Tho Caeablanca, is ono of the oldest vessels engaged in tho Australia-New Zealand trade, having been built at Liverpool as far back as 1868 by Messrs. T. Hoyden and Sons. She is of 569 tons net and 601 tons gross register and constructed of iron. TURAKINA FOR LONDON TO-DAY. Turakina, R.M.S., is to leave tho Glasgow Wharf, Wellington, for London, via way ports, at noon to-day. The vessel, which is duo at her destination on August 9, takes tho following passengers:— First. Saloon.-Misses L. Logan, N. Murmy' -.Y- surton5 urton - Logan, Major A. Bjcwitt, Messrs. 31. H. Ashtcm, w. R. ? ir wi -Y"' J{ urrn y» p' k. Wukieii-Vinccnt, r. WJntc, Masters Logan, Murray (2). becond Saloon.—Misse? K. Martin, E. B. and A. F. Millar, .Mesdames Chadwicki Saunders, Rev. J. Baird, Messrs. H. ChadY"*. Fraser, R. Harper, W. W. Prophet, A. S. Rose, J. R. W. Taylor, Master Saunuors.

Third Class.—Misses A. dimming, Maine 15), Mesdames Maine, Thornton, Wilson, R. Wilson, Messrs. Brown (2),' Coupe, Fowler, Fraser, Gamblo, Goodwin,. Heath, H. T. Maine, Jnett, Martyn, M'Caulev, Roberts, Ryan, Thornton, Masteis Maine, Wil-s-on (2).

WARRIMOO FROM SYDNEY. Later than usual, t.lijs week's direct boat from Sydney to Wellington-tlio Warrimoo— arrived at an anchoragc in the stream. Tho New South Wales port- was left at 2 p.m. on Saturday last, and the weather experienced until the morning of Juno 26 was light and variable winds with slight following seas. On approaching the Now Zealand coast strong head winds and rough sea 6 were met with, right up till port was made at 3.25 p.m. Anhour later the Warrimoo berthed at tho Queon'a Wharf No. 1 south to land passengers and discharge cargo. At 1 a.m. on Juno 26 the steamer Mocraki was passed, bound west.

Imports by the Warrimoo are as follow:—20 drums gas oil, 198 bars lead, 3CO sacks manure, 160 boxes lard, 08 packages apricots, 143 eacks pollard, 120 bags rice, 350 cases soap, 1559 cases frui-t. Transhipments ex the following vessels also came to hand:—St. Albans, Ha mm, Bombala, Wyreetna, Ccnina, Ilaran, Sangola, Orsova, Corio, and Marmotli. In continuation of her running, the Warrimoo leaves port for Melbourne, via southern ports and Hobart, at 5 p.m. to-day.

Up till yesterday tho local office of the New Zealand Shipping Company had received no word concerning the arrival of It.M.S. Tongariro at Hobart from London. Consequently it will be Saturday or Sunday before she shows up at Wellington.

Komata, s.s., left Wellington for Westport last night. She returns with a load of coal for ilio local branch of the Westpart Coal Company.

Another of the Clan Lino of steamers w about to visit New Zealand. On this occasion it is the Clan Ogiivy, 2641 tons, ami she lias been chartered to load jarrali timber at Jimibury for New Zealand porta. To-day the Scales chartered steamer Clan Murlnrvn is expected to leavo Lyttelton for Auckland, en route for Australian ports Tiiul London. At. the southern port, the vessel loaded between 1200 and 1300 bale? of wool and 150 casks of pelts. A transhipment of BCO bales of wool from Timaru has also been loaded. At 4 p.m. yestrrday the British Imperial Oil Company's chartered steamer John llardie finished discharge of the Wellington portion of her cargo of case oil, and sailed for Lyttelton and Duncdin. It.U.S. Pioneer will return to Wellington from Nelson and the Sounds about July 9. She remains in port, until the end of the month, at which time she proceeds to Lyttclton.

Mr. T. B. Walker, purser of tlio -Wairuna, has signed off the vessel. Captain M'Qucen, of the A. and A. Line's chartered steamer Mirairo, left the vessel at Cape Town this trip on account of illness. The chief otllcer (Mr. Sherrington) is now in command. Mr. Evans, late assistant-purser of the Warrinion, left the vessel this trip at Sydney to join the Kakapo a:> purser. Jlr. Bernard, of the Sydney offico of tho Union Company, is acting-aK-ietanUpurser in lile •stead. Consignees of cargo by the Union Company's steamers leaving Wellington for Sydney on Fridays are requested to note that no cargo will be received alongside for shipment after 3 p.m. on sailing day. The Navua- is to leave port for .Westport this morning. 11.M.5. Cambrian took her departure from the stream for Auckland, via Cape Rcinga, yesterday morning. Tho magisterial inquiry into the recent stranding of the burquontlno Pelotas has been postponed from to-morrow till Saturday.

Mr. A. Lewis, late chief engineer of the Manuka, has taken tho position of superintendent- engineer of the U.S.S. Co., in Sydney. Mr. F. C. Ronalds. late Ilauroto, has filled the vacancy on the Manuka.

An expected arrival at Wellington from Montreal, via way ports, on July 6 is the New Zealand Shipping Company's chartered steamer Ascot.

Telegraphic advice received from Brisbane yesterday announced the arrival of the Star of Scotland from Wellington.

It will take about 12 days to complete tho installation of the nimi-tangi's refrigerating plant. The vessel then leaves Wellington for the Chatham Islands, via Lytr telton.