OVERSEA SHIPPINC.

Dominion, Volume 4, Issue 1167, 30 June 1911, Page 7

OVERSEA SHIPPINC.

STEAMERS to AEEIVE. From London. TONGAP.IKO (due about July 3), sailed from London May 15, via Cape Town and Hobart. (New Zealand Shipping Co., agents.) . MAKEBE (due about July 2), 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 13, via Australia, Auckland, and Napier. (Tyscr Line, a °ICAIPAI'.A (due about July 13), sailed on May 8, via Auckland. (New Zealand Shipping Co., agents.) CORINTIIIC (due about July 11), sailed on May 23. via Cape Town and Hobart. (Shaw, Savill and Albion Co., agciile.) . MUIUTAI (due about August 12), sailed on May 31, via Australia, Auckland, «nd Napier. (Tyscr Line, agent?.) WAIWKP.A (duo about August 2). sailed on June 3, via Auckland. .(Shaw, Savill and Albion Co., agents.) EDAHINIi (due about July 24), sailed on June 10, via Cape Town and Hobart. (New Zealand Shipping Co., agents.) TNDIIAIiKMA (due about August 28), sailed on Jnno 15, via. Australia, Auckland, and Napier. (Tyscr Line, agents.) AR.WVA (due about August 7), failed on Juno 23, via. Cape Town and Ilobart. (Shaw, Savill, and Albion Co., agents.) From Liverpool. NAIBNSHIISE (due about July 7), failed on .-May 6. via Auckland. (P.-H.-S. Line, agents.) SUSSEX (due about, July 30). soiled on May 27, via Auckland. (F.-H.-S. Lino, ""SUKREY (duo about. August. 311), pa.iJwi on Juno 24, via. Cine Town. Hobart. Auckland, and Napier. (F.-H.-S. Line, asrents.) From Montreal. ASCOT (duo about. July 61. tailed on April 25, "via Australia and 'Auckland, (jfew Zealand Shipping Co., agentE.)

WAIMATE (duo about July 24), tailed on Juno 5, via Australia and Auckland. (New Zealand Shipping Co., agents.) From flow York, PAIiTHEXIA (due to-day), failed on March 29, via Australia and Auckland. lUalgpt.y and Co., assents.) MlMirtO (duo about. July 14), sailed on April 18, via Australia and Auckland. (A. and A. t.ine, audit,:-.) DEN OF GLAMIS (duo about August 14), sailed on Mav 16. via Australia nnd Auckland. (A. and A. Line, agents.) JII'NDFOBD (due about July £5), sailed on May 20 via. Auckland. (Vacuum Oil Co., agents.) ANGLO-PATAOOXIAN (due about August 29), sailed on Juno 2, via Australia, and Auckland. (Dalgety and Co., agents.) SAILERS TO ARRIVE. DUJfCRAIG, barr/tie. sailed from Liverpool March 10. (Johnston and Co.. agents.) AUSTIIALIA, Italian fillip, bailed from Marseilles April 8. (Briscoe and Co., agents.) BY TELEGRAPH. OVERSEA. SYDNEY, Juno 29. Arrivcd.-Wanaka, from Wellington; Koromiko, from WeEtport. COASTAL. THURSDAY, JUNE 29. AUCKLAND. Arrived—Monowai, from southern port*; Koutunui, from Tokomaru Bay. Sailed—ilarere, for Napier and Wellington. ■ NAPIEH. Sailed.-Wimmera (4,55 p.m.), for Wellington. Passengers: Baloon-Messrs. Trubslaw, Dunlop, Beatti?, and Murrie. NEW PLYMOUTH. Arrived.-Eatawa (5.25 a.m.), from Onehunga. PATEA. Arrived.—Mana, (11.15 a.m.), from Wellington. FOXTON. Arrived.—Queen of the South (11.50 a.m.), from Wellington. KELSON. Arrived.—Waverley (2 p.m.), from Wellington. Sailed—Jane Dout'las (11.20 a.m.), for Karamca. FAREWELL SPIT. Kamona, passed for Wellington at 4.55 p.m. WESTPORT. Sailcd.-Kamona (1.30 a.m.), for Wcllingl°U, ' GREYMOOTH. Arrived.—Kittawa, (9.22 p.m. yesterday), from WeUingt n n. KAIKOUEA.-Eailtd.-Wakatu (3.15 a.m.). for Wellington. lATTELTON. Arrived.—Maori (6.55 a.m.). from Wellington; John Hardio (2.30 p.m.. 1 , from Wellington; Storm, from Tiiraru. Sailed.-Maori (3.20 p.m.), for Wellington, with 130 passengers. Siulcd.-Ulinsarca (4.45 p.m.), for Wellington and Sydney. Passengers: Ealoon— for WclHncton-Misses Wiseman, Guildford, Kelly. Flaunighmi, Harrison, Williams, Jenkins, Me=d»mes Stamford, Hammond. M'Kinuon, Messrs. H. Grant, Myers, Sruly, Nodin, Kenny. Fowler, White, R.iinbird, Tilton, Linden, Bentley, Corran, Stamford, Silk. Madigan, Harrison, H. D. Logan, tho Marlow Dramatic Compauy (21). For Sydney—Misses Dickinson, Graham, Munlock, Stor.ricker, Gillingham, Ward. Morrison, Welch, Morris, Mesdames Bentloy, Zander, C;irra«h, A. IC. M'Lcan, Cowlishaw,- Menzies, Moire. Early, Sawtoll, Dickinson, Mason. Ingle, Lamming, M'Clure, Morris, Thomson. Glynn, Jones, Hendercon, Messrs. Inglr, K. J. Mason. J. It. Franks, W. H. MaoDousrall. Lamming. C. Sawtell, >'. B. Early, F. I. Cowlish.iw, W. A. Mo-ore, L. H. Campbell. W. Holmes, W. Mciuies, D. Zander, C. Lord, Tod, Martin, Curragh, A. R. Fear, Murray, Morris, Thomson, Watson, Henderson, Masters Lamming and Early; 83 steerago. TIMARC. Saikd.-Oorinna (7 p.m.), for Wellington. DUXEDIX. Arrived.—Tarawcra. from Auckland. NOTICE TO MARINERS. The Marine Department has received a, communication from the Marine. Board,' Port Adelaide. South Australia, in which masters'of vessels, and others are. informod that the red perch buoy which recently marked tho northern entrance to Sultana Passage has been removed, and that the entrance is now marked by a, pile beacon pxinled red and lmvinir a circular top. and placed in '9ft. 0.L.W.5., half .a. where thn buoy was moored. This affects Admiralty Charts Nos. 2059 a and 2152,

TAINUI ARRIVES HOME; ■ Advice received by the local aprcnts of the Shaw, Savill, and Albion Company intimates that R.M.H. Tainui, which left Wellington for London, via way ports, on tho mornine of February. May 19—one day late—arrived at Plymouth on Wednesday evening—one day early. THE TONGARIRO. Upon inquiries being made at tho local oflice of the New Zealand Rhipninc Co. yesterday, it was found that R..M.S. Tongariro, from London, reached Hobart a.t 5 p.m. on Wednesday. Tho time of the vessel's departure for Wellington was not known, but it was anticipated that she would not arrive here until Monday evening, or early on Tuesday morning. OPAWA DISABLED. Whilst crossing the Wairau Bar on Wednesday raornine tho small steamer Opawa met with a mishap. A stone became jammed between ■ a propeller blade and the rudder, so Captain Nicholas was compelled to anchor outside. Up till a. lato hour yesterday the vessel was still at an anchorage, but it was hoped that the obstruction .would be removed hy last night. If this cannot be accomplished it is probablo that the Opawa will bo towed to Port Underwood, and placed on the "hard" beforo coming to Wellington, PARTHENIA AItRIVES. Tho U.S. and A. Line's steamer Parthcnia, which ieft Auckland on Tuesday, in continuation of her voyage, from New York to Wellington, arrived is the stream at 8.15 o'clock last nirtht. This morning she is to berth at the Taranaki Street Wharf, whore 6ho is to discharge 700 tons of Wellington cargo. On Saturday she fs expected to get away for Lyttclton and Duncdii., and, upon completion of discharge at the latter port, she proceeds to Sydney to load wheat for the Continent. VANCOUVER VIA AUCKLAND. The Marama, now on her way from Vancouver to Sydney, and due at Sydney on July 10, is to have- her cot.l storage extended, preparatory to starting the now service to Vancouver, via New Zealand. She will leave Sydney on July 31 for Auckland, and will leave Auckland on August 4 for Suva, Honolulu, Victoria (8.C.), and Vancouver. The Marama will also bo the first steamer of the new service inwards} , being timed to leave Vancouver on Wednesday, September 6, and to arrive at Auckland on Tuesday, September 25, and at Sydney on Saturday, September 30. PUTIKI'S TRYING EXPERIENCE. On Monday afternoon the small epastal steamer Putiki, well known here, arrived at Greymouth from Timaru after a trying experience. Sho arrived off Wcstport on Tuesday of last week, and remained off the bar until Thursday, unable to enter owing to tho state of the weather. Her coal had by this time been reduced to 21 tons, and in order to get back to Nelson all the wooden fittings and tho wood off tho after hatch had to be burned for fuel. Nelson was reached in safety, after £50 worth of fittings bad been burned, and when the weather moderated,, and a supply of coal had been taken on board, a rived as itated above' ULIMAROA'S PASSENGERS. Leaving Wellington for Sydney direct today, at 5 p.m., the Huddart-Parkcr steamer Ulimaroa takes tho following nassongers:—Misses Clifford, Webster, Wilmot, Finch, Mackenzie, O'Brien (2), Lloyd, Klen (2),. Harper, Jfausmann, Prince, Corbett, Hamilton, Mitchell, Slattery, Sisters of Mercy (2), Mesdamcs Whiteford. Moore, Castle, Blair, Lindsay, Finch (2), Dohbic, Nelson. Phillips. Sladricn. Hennah, Windyer, Reid. Black, Crawford, Timperley, Gallic Pierce. Andrew. Bush, Mandel. Captain Lindsay, Messrs. Whiteford. Moore, Castle Myo.rs. Wallis, Blair, ltev. Father Meairher' Easton. Finch (21, J. Mandel. Sladden. Purser. Harrison. Bennett. Windyer, p. D Leslie, .1. C. Wilson, Baker. Muck, Marfhall. W. A. Crawford, Barlow. W. Timperley, Speck, C. H. Wilson, Mitchell. A. Turner, J. Simp.-on, Trcnerry. Montoath, Hawker, Heiri. Council, Andrew. C. 11. Home Berry, Masters Manuel. Timperley. TURAKINA SAILS FOR LONDON. A few minutes after tho appointed time of her departure, tho New Zonlaud Shipping Company P K.M.h. TnrukiiM. cleared Wellington for London, taking the following cargo-.-From Wtlliugton-2232 Inle-f wool, 17 bales basil?, 20 Iwiies rubberwaste, 20 casks premier ,ius. 150 casks oleo <02 casks tallow, 58 casks rasiuEs, 201 casks pell?. 1U racks brans. 144 tacks vein, 7 cares honey, 10 enscr. type, 15,477 carcases mutton. 31,797 carcasf.es lamb. . From Timaru— IK6 bales wool, l<3 casks tallow, 62 i caeks pelts. M3l carcaE.te6 mutton, 22,346

carcasses lamh, 48 bales skins, 5 packages sundri??. Prom Bluff—ll69 hales wool, 27 casks tallow, 14 casks casinge, 5941 cotcarses mutton, 24,100 carcasses Innib, 5076 crates rabbits, 661 bales hemp, 17 cases nic.'it. extract, 61 sacks seed, 463 crates cheese. From Wollington-615 bales wool, 389 bales hetnn; Mβ crates choose, 20 bales hemp, 548 crates cheese, 20 bales rubber, 5 sacks rubber, 29 packs seed, ICO cases honey, 13 cases Mindrics, 16 lulcs basils, 1 bale leather. 13.338 carcasses mutton, 4459 carcasses lamb, 17 carcasses tecs.

Copious extracts from notices to mariners received by the Now Zealand Marine Department from the United States Hydrofraphir Offico, arid from tho Board of Trade, London, arc.published in the Gflzctlo of Juno 29, for general information. Tho Tateena, which arrived' last night from Nelson and Piclon, reports righting a black-painted \a\vl, . sheltering , ,nnder Long Island. She -also sighted the Defender, sheltering'under'the ,, CliehMods. ' Mr. W.' W. Bcnstead, lalo assistant purser on tho Maori, is to proceed to Suva, where ho will bo etationed during the sugar season. It is proposed in take the disabled Eteamer Takapuna. off the Patent Slip to-day. She will rwnamiot Wellington pending a decision whether repairs will bo effected here- or at Dunedin.., , . Trom Hokiimgau.the Jlaoril.ind Steamship Company's steamer Holmd.ilo brings , a cargo of timber to Wellington. Upon completion of discharge, the vessel will bo placed on the. Patent Slip for overhaul. Dredging operations have been so sue cessful at Gisborno that it is intended to take the Union Company's steamer Haupin insido tho river in future. Mapourikii, s.s., arrived at Greymouth from Wellington, via, way ports, at 9.30 a.m. yesterday. She was to have left on the return trip at 10 p.m. The Poherua is expected to leave Wellington from Greymouth - this morning. After loading at Picton tho Xew Zealand Shipping Company's steamer Otaki proceeds to Lyttelton and Auckland. She eaves tho latter port for London about tho middle of July. To-night tho Union Company's steamer ilaupiri is to leave Auckland for Limestono Island, East Coast bays, and Wellington. Sho is expected here about tho end of next week. Duo at Wellington from southern ports on Tuesday next, tho Union Company's East Coast trader Kowhai louves for Napier and Gisborne (inner harbour) on the same day. For tho convenience of Xclson people who wish to hear tho Sheffield Choir tho Anchor Lino's steamer Nlkau will not leave Wellington for Kelson and Motucka until '11 p.m. to-morrow. On Saturday tho ro.ist.nl steamer Defender is to leave Lyttelton for Wellington. Her next port of call has not been disclosed as yet. ' After having completed overhaul at Xelson, tho Kennedy leaves there for Wellington to-morrow. On Monday the fails asam for Kelson and West Coast ports. METEOROLOGICAL. ; « WEATHER AT 4 P.M. YESTEEDAT. Cape Maria, van Diemen— S.E., gale; barometer, 29.70; thermometer, 52. Rain; sea considerable. Russell.—S., heavy gale; barometer, 29.75; thermometer, 52. Hainj sea heavy. Mnnukau Heads.—K., breeze; barometer, 29.88; thermometer, 5!. Cloudy; tea moderate. Auckland.—S.S.E., breeze; barometer,29.B7; thermometer, 55. Overcart. Tauranga.—S.E., fresh; barometer, 29.93; thermometer, 55. Fair; tea rough. East Cape.—E., gale; barometer, 29.9J; thermometer, 54. .Showery; ton, heavy.. Gisborne.—S.E., fresh; barometer, 30.10; thermometer, 50. Overcast, showery; sea rough. Port Ahuriri.—S.E.. breeze; barometer, 30.13; thermometer, 51. Overcast, rain; sea moderate. Wellington.-S.S.E., breeze; barometer, 30.29; thermometer, 47. Cloudy nud showery. Castlcpoint.—S.E , breeze; barometer, 30.20; thermometer, 49. Cloudy; Fca heavy. New Plymouth—S.E.. moderate Kale; barometer, 30.00; thermometer, 51. Fair; sea rough. Cape Egmont.—S.E., gale; barometer,3o.ol ■, thermometer, 50. Cloudy; sea rough. Wanganui.—E.S.E.. fresh; barometer,Jo.lß; thermometer, 52. Fair; sea moderate. Fnrcn'cll Spit.-S.E., fresb; barometer, 33.20; thermometer, <9. Cloudy; # wa rough, Cipe Foulwind.—R.. lieht;,,, barometer,, 30.24; thermometer. <B.' Fine; r-ea smooth. ' Westport.-S.E., liirht; barometer, 30.24; thermometer, 49. Fine; eca smooth. Stephen Island.—S.E., fresh; barometer, .30.29; thermometer. 45. Cloudy; pea roueh: C.ipc Campbell.—S.K, fresh; barometer, 30.31; thermometer, 44. Overcast, showery; sea heavy. Kaikoura.—S.W., light; barometer, 30.38; thermometer, 46. Overcast, showery; lo.t, moderate. Akaroa Lighthouse.—Calm; barometer, 30.32; thermometer, 42. Cloudy; sea smooth. Port Cialmcrs.—N.E.. breeze; barometer, 50.32; th.'rmometer. EO. Fair; tea moderate. Nuggets.—X.E.. breeze: barometer. 30.28; thermometer, 42. Cloudy; sea moderate. Bluff.—Calm; barometer, 30.30; thermometer. 41. Fine. ; "'';> : SUMMARY 1 AND FORECAST. Barometric pressure has decreased every-

where, and a storm has developed in tht north. South-easterly winds strong tc gale have prevailed in and northward oi, Oook Strait. • Variable winds clEoowherc Haiti has fallen in tho far north and on tho East Coast northward "of Kaikoura.. Present indications w.'o for cold ajid damp weather generally. Heavy rain expected on tlie EaFt Coast northward of Kaikoura, and rain is probable over tho North Island. South-easterly winds ttronfl to gale probable northward of Farewell Spit and Kaikouro, and moderate to etrong easterly winds prevailing elscwhorc. Tho barometer has a. slightly falling tendency, but will probably ri?c .again shortly. D. C. BATES. Meteorological Office, Wellington, Juno 29, 1911.