SHIPPING NEWS.

Dominion, Volume 5, Issue 1272, 30 October 1911, Page 7

SHIPPING NEWS.

PHASES OF THE MOON. i OCTOBER. ( Day. h. in. Full moon 8 ' P'™' ! Last quarter 15 » " ; New moon «2 J J • First quarter 611 I ■ • MOON. . : Moon rises in-iiay, iv.j «.m.; sets, u.to a.m. Tuesday. HIGH WATER To-day, 10.13 a.m.; 10.31 p.m. To-morrow, 10.57 a.m.; 11.21 P- m - SUN. Sun rises to-day, 4.42 a.m.; set?, 6.28 p.m. ARRIVALS. SATURDAY, OCTOBER 28. MARAKOA. s.s. '6.30 a.m.). »»> tons. i«vn i pMIi O-born, Mes«lame»s ~A.i ami' S e'liiMren, Price, Cook. child, Spilmau, Dunuct, Gaidincr, . Cox, Toogood, Inspector Hugo lev. I.Jt nor llott, Iva'ry, Morgan, J'iiteliliisoa' rr n'lrii ' M'Kenz.ie, V.oodfellow, M'Keu«e . K"l:e^r'XhL l ~!d. L1 «d, Veal'o, Burn. William. TotlnH. Longman, Spillman, lTayiur'l. htof'• v well '.2\ Pirie. Batcman, lilies, Lawiic, Cox, Ballinser; and 19 M . Le ii an , ! .MAGIC, scow (7 a.m.), 62 tons, iuuuut«» (7.30 p.m.), 95 tons, Gilbertson, from Blackball. SUNDAY, OCTOBER 29. P \TEENA, s.s. (1.20 a.m.), 1212 tone, Watson", from Nelson and Pictoii. IJasscnßcrs: Saloon-Misses Jlackellar, Speed, M Aithur, Love, liorne, Love, Mcsdames Aston and 2 children, Tepum, tarter, Coom, Lo'io, Briscoe ami 2 children, Gillord, Jl "jray Messrs. Capt. Hart. Sims, Foley, Ijedges Newton, Holmes, Pointon, Ewart and child, Love, Orr, Hurt, Orr, Hon. C. H. Mills. Nelson, Briscoe, Dry, Halligaiu liob., l'ugli and children, Branch, Murphj, Slurray, Storey, Wilkic. M'Nab, ioster, Oilmer, Jotinson; l6i steerage. , HINEMOA, s.s. (1.5j a.m.), 542 tons, 80llons, from Lyttelton. . MAORI, s.s. (7.35 a.m.), 3399 tons, Stringer, from Lvttclton. Passengers; Saloon: Misses Broughton, Scandrett, Dcnneny, Martin, Morris. Joli, Bates, urke, liesdames, Tate, Deadshuw, Wills, Walsho, Jerkins, Carley, Banks, Ililligam, Hoyle, Williams, Buckley, Beckett, l'oucy, I'clloii , Hicks, Bell, Gyles, Messrs. Peterson, wall, Cavden, Shepley, York, Laird, imdlay, Harrington, Falich, Brown, Dr. King, M'Kessas, Short, Sullivan, O Kelly, Buinelt, Jerkins, Sands, llollett, Brodie, Underwood, Voss, Maloney, Nash, Simpson, Soames, Courtier, V/ardell, Osborne, Bucklev Cook, Wedlane, Brown, I'ortears, Birlts, Miller, Hatch, Sims, Owen, Hugo, Ewcn, lvMig, Norton, Gascon, Earley, Donaldson, I Simes, Andrews, Baron, Norris; 61 Eteoratro. CANOPUS, s.s. (10.25 a.m.), 1337 tons, Gibbons, from Wcstport. MONOWAI, s.s. (12.40 p.m.), tonß, from Lyttelton. Passengers: SaloonMisses Baggitt, Boyd, Carlisle, Mesdnmea Ra':-ton, Waters, Jones, Messrs, Mahood, Waters, Dr. Owen, Jamieson, Martin, Sheppard (2), Jones, Archer, Anderson, Mills, Collins (2), Norwood, Shunlcy, Dr. Giceon, Dr. M'Gavin; 13 steerage. RIPPLE, s.s. (5.5 p.m.j, tons, from Xnpior, via roast. MA.P(iUULKA, a.s. (5.25 p.m.), from West ' port and Nelson. Passengers: Saloon— Hisses Johnstone, Jamieson, Wilwn, Punch, Palmer, Carroll, Loe, Paul, Hon- ; comerie, Smallholme, Clayton, ■ llanren. Twford, Walker and 2 children, Pratt, M'Connell and 2 children, Chamberla.iu, Codyn, Gardiner, Thomson, Messrs. Jacobs, Djinscn, Hannan, O'Brien, IvelMier, 1 Butcher, MiirhelL, Ah Yip, Lanfdowne, - Turnbull, Melville, Pi-lcher, Dovrdswoll, ; I)ovlo, Corby, Murrell, Kost-er, Rose, Au- } drew, Bavill, Ryan, Harris, Miller, Wilson, Kcepc (2), Jt'Naro.fl Thompson, Codyn, Col- , Hn?. Eeinie, Ashley, Pitcher, Watron, Ful- • ton. Ferguson, Sample, Gray, Gardiner, > Field, Twic'k, UUibynden, Captain Hay, b Wliitemore, VicUcruian; 263 steerage.

DEPARTURES. SATURDAY, OCTOBER 28. OBAN, MOW (12.5 .pin.), for Ilavelock. ICOMATA. s.s. (12.55 p.m.), 1994 tons, Mawson, for Westport. KIIUTONA, eux. etcamer (4.30 p.m.), IZ6 tons. Peterson, for Napier. I.OKD LOXSDAIiE. s.f. (4.25 p.m.), 4567 ton?, Foster, for Lyttelton. KIA OKA. P.s. 01.50 p.m.), 6E60 tons, Chudloy, for Auckland. KAMOXA. s.s. (615 p.m.), 1425 tons, Walton, for Wentport. MAKAItOA, s.s. (11.5 p.m.). 2598 tons, Manning, for Lyttelton. Passengers: Saloon— ilioses Wilson, P. Eouutree, Burns, Jackson, llesdames Sinclair, .Scott, llhcdes, Neich, Delaney, Clark. Old and child, Parsonage, Sir Charles Eowen, Jlon. Sinclair, 51.1 i.C., lion. J. Harr, M.L.C., lion. T. Paul, Messrs. Scott, M.P.. Clark. M.P., Witty, j.1.1 1 ., lUiodcs, M.l'., Simpson, Tabnrt, Ncidi, Delanev, Brice, Foley, Anderson, J1.1'.. Watson, Guise. Hawkins, Wilson, Thompson, Fraser, Cameron, Slubbcrficld, Cliidley, Ncieh, Patterson, Wilson, Parsonage. SUNDAY, OCTOBER 29. MAIJAROA, s.s. (0.50 a.m.), 2593 tons, Manning, for Lyttelton. lONIC, s.s. (4.25 a.m.), 12,232 tons, Koberts, for Lyttelton. EXPECTED ARRIVALS. Ituru, Napier, October 30. Flora, Wcslport, October 30. Wairau, W.iugaiiui, October 30. Jilararoa, Lyttelton, October 31. Kai-apoi, Westport, October 31. Poherua, Greymouth, October 31. Ncrehana, Liverpool, Auckland, Oct. 31, iiosamond. Onchuima. October 31. Athenic, London, via way ports, Oct. 31, f Turakina, London, via way ports, Oct. 31. Arahura, West Ooast, Nelson, P'.cton, November 1. Jlanprapapa, Westport. November 1. llaupiri, Auckland. East Coast, Nov. 1. Moeraki, Sydney direct, November 1. Pukaki, Dunedin, via ports. November 2. Tarawera, Dunedin, Lyttelton, Nov. 2. Kimut-aka, Port CJialmers. Nov. 2. Victoria, Sydney, via northern ports, November 3. Warrimoo, Melbourne, via southern ports, November 3. PROJECTED DEPARTURES. Pateena, Picton, and Nelson, Oct. 30. ltosamoud, New Plymouth ana OueUunsa, via Nelson. October 30. ilonowai, Napier, Uisborne, and Auckland, October jO. Itosamond, Picton, Nelson, New Plymouth. Onehunga, October 31. Ituru, Last Coast, October 31. Kipple, Napier, via coast, October 31. iloiioia, Lj tteltou and Duneuin, Oct. 31. Jlararoa, Lyttelton, October 31. llinemoa, Cook Strait, October 31. Mansapapa, Westport, November 1. Tarawera, northern ports, November 2. Mocraki, .Melbourne, via southern ports, November 2. Warrimoo, Sydney direct, November 3. Victoria, Lyttelton, Dunedin, November 3. Arahura, Picton, Nelson, West Coast, November 3.

INTERCOLONIAL SERVICE. MOVEMENTS OP STEAMERS. MOERAKI. s.s., leaves Sydney on October 28, for WellinKtou direct. Due Wellington November 1. Sails on November 2, for Lyttclton, Duncdin, llobart, and Melbourne. Due November 11. WARKIMOO, S.S.. left Melbourne, October 25, for llobart, southern ports, and Wellington. Due Wellington November 3. Saik same day for Sydney direct. Due Sydney November 7. VIGTOItIA, s.s., left Sydney on October 25, for Wellington, via Auckland, Napier, and Gisbornc. Due Wellington November 3. Saite same day for southern ports. ULIMAIIOA, s.s., leaves Melbourne Novcmlier 8, for llobart. southern ports, and Wellington. Due Wellington November 17. Leaves same day l'or Sydney direct. Due Sydney November 21. OVERSEA SHIPPING. STEAMEKS TO ARRIVE. From Londcn. ' NIWARU (duo about November 10), sailed September 4, via Australia, Auckland aud Napier. (Tyscr Linb, agents.) TURAKINA (due about Wednesday), sailed on September 11, via Capo Town and llobart. (New Zealand Shipping Co., agents.) ATIIENIC (due about Wednesday), Eailed on September 14, via Cape Town and Hobart. (Shaw, Savill and Albion, Co. agents.) DEN OF AIRLIE (due about December 18), Failed on September 23, via. Melbourne, Sydney, and New Zealand ports. (F.-H.-S. Line, agents.) PAPAItOA (due about, November 19), sailed on September 20, via Brisbane and Auckland. (N'.Z. Shipping Co., agents.) REMUERA (due about November 12), sail- | eel on September 30, via Cape Town and Hobart. (New Zealand Shipping Co., agents.) , ~ DELPHIC (due about November 2r), sailed on October 6, via Auckland. (Shaw, Savill, and Albion Co., agents.) STAK OF CANADA (due about. December 20„ failed on Octobor 13. via Melbourne, Sydney, and New Zealand ports. ITysor Line, agents.) M\REI!E (due about December 3), sailed October 1. via. Melbourne and Sydney and Nov.- Zealand ports. iTyscr Line, agents.) , "COIHNTIIIO (duo about November 28), sailed on October 14. via Oape Town and llobart. (Shaw, Savill and Albion Co., agents.) TONOARIRO (due about December 7). failed on October 20. (New Zealand 6Ml>itaK Co., aeeutsj

From Liverpool. MOHAYKIUJIB Mug about December 15), railed on October 7 for I\cw /.calami ports. (F.-11.-S. I.inc. scents.) ~ AVHSIIIIIIi (duo about November 6), eail- ., ] OJI Soiilombcr ". vi.l Sydney, )li'isb;uic, and Auckland. (New Zcu.laml bhippum L O , 1 > MVA (due about December G), Bailed an s'eitlctnber 29, via St. Helena. Australia, and Aueliland. (New Zealand Slnmmit! Co., ' I! NKIff:iIANA (due Tuesday), railed.on Septomber 9, via Auckland. (Tysor Line, ap J)i!AyTON' GUANOK (duo about, December 27) sailed on October 21, lor New Zealand ports. (I'.-JI.-S. Line, nirents.) From Montreal. WIIAKATANE (due about November J), sailed on August 22, \ift Australia and Auckland. (New Zealand Shipping Co., ''TcU-MAKA (due about December 10, Billed on October 10, via Australian and New Zealand ports. (New Zealand Shipping C-0., (due about January 3), Bailed on October 22. via Australia and Auckland. (New Zealand Sbippinc Co., agents.) From New York. CRANIjKY (due about November 18), Failed on Anuust 27, via Australia and Auckland. (Tyser l.inc. audits.) DION OF AIHLIK (due about December 18). Failed o:i September 23, via Australia and Auckland. (A. and A. Line, agents.) From San Francisco. AOHANGI, s.s. (due about November 10), sailed on October 18. via Papeete and Ilarotouga. (Union S.S. Co., accnte.) Fsont Bunbury. CLAN OGILVY (duo about November i). sailed on October ?0, via Tort Kembla. (0; 11. Scales, agentj

SAILER TO ARRIVE. ANTICO, barque, sailed from Liverpool on September 20. (Johnston and Co., agents.) BY TELEGRAPH. OVERSEA. f MELBOURNE, October 28. Arrived—Manuka, from Bluff, via Hobart' SYDNEY, October 28. Sailed—lloeraki (2 p.m.), for Wellington direct. CLARENCE RIVER, October 28. Sailed-Daniel, for New Zealand, COASTAL. SATURDAY, OCTOBER 28. AUCKLAND. OctobcT 28. Arrived —WimmeTa, from, southern ports; Victoria, from Sydney. Sailed—Lindstol, barquenUne, lor Great Barrier and Sydney. NAPIER. Sailed—Ripple (2.45 p.m.), for Wellington. WESTPORT. Sailed—Karori (1.10 p.m.), for Melbourne. LYTTELTON. Arrived—Tarawcra (10.10 a.m.), from Wei"balled—llimitangi (3.® p.m.), for CJliatluuu Islands. POET CHALMERS. Arrived —Kaikoura (8.10 .a.m.), from Bluff; Ulimaroa, from LyUelton. Sailed—Rio, barquentine (2.30 p.m.), for Dargaville. SUNDAY, OCTOBER 29. AUCKLAND. Sailed—Xereliana (3 a.m.), for Wellington. IIANUKAU HEADS. Sailed—Rarawa (5.10 p.m.), for New Plymouth. . WESITGRT. Sailed—Flora (2.5 a.m.). for Wellington. LYTTELTON. Airived-Lord Lonsdale (12.30 p.m.), from Wellington; Jlararoa 11.40 p.m.), from Wellington. DUKEDIN. Arrived—Puknlti. from Oamaru; Tarawera, from Am-Itliind, via way portE. Sailed—Ulimaroa, for Melbourne, via Bluff. QUICK DISPATCH. lONIC'S 60M TONS in TIIRr.E DAYS. Wellington is not at all"a had port for giving :iLearner.i quick dispatch in cases oi urgency, and, in the case of R.a.l.S. lonic something like a record is claimed. Owing to the strike at Home tho mail steamer was about three weeks late in leaving London for Wellington, and, instead of arriving in port on October 3-hcr echedule date -she did not resell here until \\c(liire<iay, October 25. On date (lie vessel berthed at the King's Wharf at 4 p.m., and the Port Health Officer had cleared lier shortly after ' 5 pm. Unloading was at once commenced, and, from 5 p.m. on Wednesday until 5 p.m. on Saturday—three dayr-6CCO tons of cargo were put out. There were 58-0 tons of pjneral merchandise, and about 2CO toil" o 1 par.icngers luggage ami mails. It is ftid that tho parcel mail was ono of the l*w.«L vet landed in Wellington. Cargo w.ig worked until 10 p.m. on Wert-nc-vlav, and. from Thursday morning until Saturday evening, work was carried on continuously by two ?hifts, workMig twelve hour- each. Arrangements \Tcrc helped considerably by means of wireless telegraphy. At noon on the day of her arrival, a wirelefs message was received by the local agents announcing tho exact time that tho lonic would be ill port, and everything was mado ready in preparation. The sheds also were empty, and this facilitated matter? considerably. Those "in charge of the unloading operations Fpealt • liighlv of the manner in which tho Har- ■ hour' Board nflkiols carried out their part • of the "rush." The stevedores also worked with a will. "The rush" is not. over yet, for a start was made at Lyttelton at'midnight on Sunday, to put out the balance of the cargo, » ami, in addition, loading operations will be commenced to-day. The lonic is scheduled to leave WeUmg- • ton for London on November 2—contract tijne-and. up till the present, there is • every indication that alio will get away within the prescribed time. MAGIC MEETS ROUGH WEATHER. An arrival in port from Gisbornc on Saturday morning was tho auxiliary scow Upgie. Tho little, vesrcl IcU Gisborno on ;. October 20, and her progress was slow on account of westerly and north-westerly !■ winds, which, on ono occasion, necessitated her being hove-to. On Tuesday last tho vessel was driven out of her course as far as the Kaikouras. The Magic's cargo consists of 100 sacks of make and 75 cases of ale.

NEW YORK TO WELLINGTON. Advico received by the local agents for the Tyscr Line announces the departure from New York, on October 15, of the steamer Star of Australia. Tile vessel is bound to Wellington, via way ports, and may be looked for here about December 28. NEREHANA DUE TO-MORROW. At 0 a.m. on Sunday tho Tyscr liner Ncrchana left Auckland for Wellington. She is en route from Liverpool, and is expected to arrive hero to-morrow morning. Captain Elven, late of the scow Ngaru, is to relieve Captain Fletcher on the steamer Hina, in tho Nelson-Golden liay trade. Captain Edwin is to join the Mauapouri as master. Mr. Smith, a third officer in j the Union Company's service, is at Wellington for orders. Mr. G. Thorp, late third officer of the Waipori, has passed the examination for mate of a foreign-going ship. Ifaving completed discharge of the Wellington portion of her cargo of case-oil, the Vacuum Oil Company's steamer, Lord Lonsdale, left for Lyttclton on Saturday afternoon. Shortly after 4 p.m. on Saturday, the Khaw-Savill steamer Kin On left. Wellington for Auckland. Homeward loading will be commenced at the northern port. Although the weather was One at Greymouth on Saturday, there was a very heavy sea running on tho bar, and tho Poherua was compelled to remain outside. Ip, consequence she is not now expected to reach Wellington before Wednesday. Owing to bad weather oil the East Coast the Haupiri's progress to Wellington lias been delayed, and she i-s not now expected to make port before Wednesday. Her subsequent movements arc not yet aimounocd. To-morrow the Union Company's coUier Kaiapoi is expected at Wellington with the usual West,port cargo. She will bo followed by the Koniata on Wednesday. On Saturday morning the Government traiiiHig-sliip AmoUura arrived at Picton from Wellington and Cook Strait. She loaves to-day for Cook Strait and tho Bluff. To-mori.jw, the Ilinomoa, the Government tender, leaves port for The Brothers and Jackson Head. Sho returns to Wellington before proceeding on lier northern lighthouse tour on Friday.