SHIPPING NEWS.

Dominion, Volume 5, Issue 1287, 16 November 1911, Page 9

SHIPPING NEWS.

PHASES OF THE MOON. NOVEMBER. Day. h. m. Full moon 7 3 IB a.m. Last quarter 13 6 50 p.m. Sow moon 21 8 19 a.m. First aiuirter 29 1 12 p.m. MOON. Moon sets to-day, 2.2 p.m.; rises 2.14 a.m. HIGH WATER. To-day, 12.4 p.m.; 0.27 a.m. To-morrow, 1 p.m.; 1.24 a.m. SUN. Sun rises to-day, 4.22 a.m.; sets, 6.49 p.m. ARRIVALS. WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 15. BLENHEIM, S.I, (6.20 a.m.), 120 tons, Wilkinson, from Blenheim.

MAORI, s.s. (6.55 a.m.), 3599 tons, Stringer, from Lyttelton. Passengers: Saloon—Misses Fordycc, Wilson, Caklers, Wilson, AscelU Sweeney, Bates, Muz-ton, Mirams, Kcnnett, Brown. Syincs, Meredith, Watson, Johnston, Hammond, Mcsdamcs, Banifield, Ball,' Fordyco, Loekhart, Smith, Hauan, Newton, Houghton, Alison, Newton, Bell, Mirams, llertidgo, Buchanan, Andrews, Walden, M'Namara, Elliott, Strctton. W'a.tson, Robinson, Hunt, Shorten, Sir K. Loekhart, Hev. Purchas, Messrs. Gray, Kendle, Grey, Greenfield, Croll. Hutchison, Chlsholm, Turner, Carter, Jtudd (2), Doidge, White, Andrews, Eose, Tapp (2), Tosswell and son, Banlickl, M'Donnld, Could, Martin, Pine, Havcll, Cutten, Taylor (2), I'rosser, Oameroil, M'Lcllan, Waugh, Woodcock, GaffCney, Hogen, Alison, MTarlane, Griffiths, Newton, favillo, East-on, Bell, Lusk, Bowler, Buchanan, Parsons, Sondall, Cnrne, Janiieson, M'Carthy, Hickson, Crosse, Lambie, Walden, O'ConneU, Bearsley, Bertenshand, Robinson, Young, Hayes. Mayers, SimpUinG, Stevens, Watson. M'Connell. Jarrott, Eethell, St.retton, Robinson, Whittaker, Robertson, Chapman. Coll, Fordyce, Wolff, Miller, Hathaway, Murdoch, Smith, Jenkins, Bradley, Joyce, Bennett, VosEeter, Hall, Cunningham, Broughton, Sowerby, Johnson. Bricc. „ , NATUA, as. (11.45 a.m.), 2930 tons, Huttoit. from Westport _ KOTUKU, s.s. (3.40 p.m.), 1054 tons, Flyn, from New Plymouth. , KAMONA, s.s. (8 p.m.), 1425 tons, Walton, from Westport. WARIUMOO, s.s. (9.10 p.m.), ' 3529 tons, Clift, from Sydney direct. Passengers-: Saloon-Misses Hay, Dement, Gappor, Dohorty, Hitching?. Maunsell (2), Brown, Dewa.r, Ross and nurse, Aichinall, Harrison, Mosdame3 Howard, Smith and 3 children, Gillies, G.irtdorz, Brush, Haggitt, Kennedv and 2 daughters. Hannah., Frost. Athva and 4 children, Harrison and 4 children, Ormerad and 2 children, Dohei-ty, Purkiss, France, Sinclair, Licut.-Col. Logan, Scrgt. Fraut, Gen. Sir A. R. Doward. Captain Lane, Messrs. MiUs, M'Rac, Watson, Bennett, Thomas. Buchanan. Ormorod, Schlocsse, Neville, Macdonald, Costlaw, Brown. Blackburne, Griffiths, Lane, Sinclair, Robertson, Baigent, Bennett, Vi allbridge. Coylo, Brennan. Laby, Winks. Howard, Gaitshoro, Brugh, Browne, Wodm, Hannah, Holmes, Francis, Hamilton, Jones, Rev. Frost; 57 steerage.

DEP.'.r" "'SCS. .WEDNESDAY, ~OVEMBER 15. KAHU; s.s. (0.20 a.m.), 182 tons, Jones, for East Coast. PATEENA, s.s. (12.55 p.m.), 1212 tons, Wateon, for Picton and Nelson. Passengers: Saloon-For Picton—Misses Holmes, Crec, Burroughs, Mesclamcs Neilsou, Burroughs, Messrs. Bobbie, MaeFarlanc, Purcell, Rudd, Tapp (2), Porter, Mat-Lean, Chec;enian, Irving, Favcll, Pearii, Burroughs, llolmwood, Boss, Connor, Helms. For Nelson—Misses Barboi, Clapcott, Henderson, Mcsdames limes and 2 children, Dallimore. Evcniss, Goodwin, Admiral Heiidcison. Messrs. Dallimore, Evcniss, Goodwin, Adams, Turner, Rose, Tabic, Robb, Woodcock, O'Leary, Seiner. CANOPUS, e.s. (1.45 p.m.), 1337 tons, Gibbons, for Westport. NIWARTJ, s.s. (5.15 p.m.), 6444 tons, Crompton, for Brisbane. BLENHEIM, s.s. (6 p.m.), 120 tons, Wilkinson, for Blenheim. CLAN ROSS, s.s. (7.10 p.m. to stream), 2602 tons, Mcc, for Picton.

MAORI, s.s. (8.5 p.m.), 3359 tons, Stringer, for Lyttclton. Passengers: Saloon—Misses lleslop, llastengai't, lieid, Fullarton, Moir, Hunt, Harris, Pearson, Mesdamcs EngcH, Stone, Twcedie. Smith, Patrick, Phillips, Hall, Gall'ney, Congrevo, Millo and 2 children, Constoiv Wuolfe. Heine and 2 chil-dren,-Bell, Woodhousc, Darrock,. Unrnomb, Atkinson, Taylor, Sutalloy, Iloywood, Buchanan, Hon. Mr. Buddo, Captain ■ MacDougall. Licut.-Oolonel Burnett-Stuart, Right Rev. Monsiguor O'Reilly, Mcsui-3. Belcher, Brown, Slass-oy, Martin, Black, Twcedie. Patrick, Gaffney, Congrevo, \\ atsoii, Harvey, Ferguson. Lomajc. Seott, Taylor, Kellow, Hevw-ood nnd cliiid, Hall, Enroll. Sraalley. Wise. Taylor. HCIA, s.s. (9.5 p.m.), 127 tons, Burt, for Wanganui.

, EXPECTED ARRIVALS. . Arahura, West Cdaet, Nelson, and Picton, November 16. Ka.iina, Napier, November 16. Kalm, Naj>ier, via coast, November 16. Putiki, Wanganui, November 16. Opawa, Blenheim, November 16. Komata, Westport, November 16. Koonya, southern ports, Nove-nier Ic. Nikau, Nelson and Motucka, Nov. 16. Patoena, Nelson and Picton. Nov. 16. Mararoa, Lyt.'elten, November 16. Tarawcra, Dunedin, Lyltclton, Nov. 16. Wakatu, Lyttelton and. Kaikoura, Nov. 16. Pctone, southern ports. November 16. Tainui, Waitara, November 16. Queen of the South, Foxton.NoV. 16. Rosainond, Onehunga, November 16. Kowhai, Gisbornc, November 16. Wimmera, Sydney, via. Auckland, November 17. Aorfcre, Patea, November 17. Kennedy, Picton, November 17. Kapili, Patea, November 17. Kapuni. Patea. November 17. liana, Patea, November 17. Manaroa, Motucka, November 17. Blenheim, Blenheim,-November 17. Sformbird,, Wanganui, November 17. Maori, Lyttelton, November 17. Ulimnroa, Alelbourue, via Eouthern ports, November 17. Cranley, New York, via Austra.ia, Auckland, November 17. Turakiha, Lyttelton, November 1?. Himitangi, Blackhead, November 18.. Maponrika, West Coast, and Nelson, November 18. Iluia, Wanganui, November 18. Mokoia, Dunedin and Lyttelton, Nov. 19. Itipple, Napier, via coast, Nivembor J9. Rimutaka.. Napier, November 20. Paparoa, London, via Brisbane and Auckland, November 20. Honowai, northern ports, November 21.

PROJECTED DEPARTURES. Ros-nmond, Picton, Nelson, New Plymouth, and Onehunga, November 17. Queen of tiie South, Foxton, Nov. 17. Kapuni, Patea. November 16. Opawa, Blenheim. November 16. Kanna, Oreymouth, November 16. Arapawa. Wanganui. November 16. Kiripaka, Patea, November 16. Putiki, Wanganui, November 16. Marnroa, Lyttelton, November 16. Nikau. Motucka and Nelson, Not. 16.

Petone, Wanganui, November 16. Warrimoo, Melbourne, via southern potts, November 16. Tarawcra, northern ports, Nov. 16. Remuera, Lyttelton, November 16. Kahn, Napier and coast, November 16. Tainui, Waitara, Mokau, November 16. Aorore. Patea, November 17. Kennedy, Nolson and West Coast ports, November 17. Mana, Patea, November 17. Blenheim, Blenheim, November 17. Maori, Lyttelton, November 17. Takapuna, Picton and Nelson, Nov. 17. Koonya, New Plymouth, Westport, and Greymouth, November 17; Aorangi, San Francisco, via, Rarotonga, November 17. Ulimaroa, Sydney direct, Novemher 17. Wimmera, Lyttelton. Dunedin, Nov i 7. Arahura, West Coast ports, via Nelson, November 18. Turakina, London, November 18. Mokoia, northern ports. November 20. Wakatu, Kaikoura and Lyttelton, Nov. 20. Manaroa, Motueka, November 20. Flora, Westport, Groymouth, via Nolson, November 20. . Ripplo. Napier, via coast, November 21. Monowai. Lyttelton, Dunedin, Nov. 21. Mapourika. Nelson and West Coast ports, November 21. Rimutaka, London, November 23.

INTERCOLONIAL SERVICE. MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS. ULIMAROA, s.s., left Melbourne November E, for Ilobart, southern ports, and Wellington. Due Wellington November 17. Leaves same day for Sydney direct. Duo Sydney November 21. WARPJMOO, s.s., left Sydney November 11 for Wellington direct. Arrived Wellington yesterday. Leaves to-day for southern ports, Ilobart, and Melbourne. Due Melbourne November 25. MOEBAKI, s.s., left Melbourne November 15 for Ilobart, southern ports, and Wellington. Due Wellington November 24. Leaves same day for Sydney direct. Due Sydney November 28. MANUKA, s.s., loaves Sydney November 18 for Wellington direct. Due Wellington November 22. Leaves November 23 for southern ports, Ilobart, and Melbourne. Due Melbourne, December 2. MAIIENO, s.s., left Sydney Novomber 15 for Auckland direct. Duo Auckland November 19. Leaves for Sydney next day. Due Sydney November 24. OVERSEA SHIPPINC. STEAJIEHS TO AEKIVE. From London. PAPAIIOA. (due about November 22), sailed on September 20, via Brisbane and Aurkland. (N.Z. Shipping Co., agents.) DELPHIC (due about December 20), sailed on October 21, via Auckland. (Shaw, Sa-vill, and Alhion Co., aerate.)

STAR OF CANADA (duo about December 201, sailed on October 18, via Melbourne, Sydney and New Zealand ports. (Tyser Line, aceuts.)

JIAHEItE (due about December 3), sailed October 1, via Melbourne and Sydney and New Zealand ports. (Tyscr Line, agents.) COIUNTIUC (due about November 28), sailed on October 14, via Cape Town and llobart. (Shaw, Savill and Albion Co., agents.)

TONGARIRO (due about December 7) sailed on October 20. (New Zealand Shippins- Co.. agents.)

RUAHINE (due about December 12). sailed on October 29, via Cape Town and Hobart. (New Zealand Shipping Co., agents.) STAR OF INDIA (due about January 3), sailed on November 4, via Australia, Auckland .-uid Napier. (Tyser Line, agents.) AH AW A (due about December 26), sailed on November 11, via Cape Town and Hobart. (Shaw, Savill, and Albion Co., agents.)

From Liverpool. MORAYSHIRE (due about December 15), Bailed on October 7 for New Zealand ports (F.-H.-S. Lino, agents.) OI'AWA (duo about December 6, sailed on September 29, via St. nclcna, Australia, and Auckland. (New Zealand Shipping Co., agents.) DRAYTON GRANGE (duo about January 2), sailed on October 24, for New Zealand ports. (F.-H.-S. Line, agents.) From Montreal. KUMARA (due about December 14), sailed on Octohor 10, via Australian and New Zealand ports. (New Zealand Shipping Co., agents.) TOKOMARTJ (due about January 3), sailed on Octohcr 22, via Australia and Auckland. (New Zealand Shipping Co., agents.) From New York.

CRANLEY (duo about November 17), sailed on August 27, via Australia, and Auckland. (Tyser Line, agents.) DEN OF AIRLIE (duo about December 18), sailed on Septombor 23, via Australia and Auckland. (A. and A. Lino, agents.) STAR OF AUSTRALIA (due about December 27), sailed on October 15, via Australia and Auckland. (Tyser Lino, agents.) MARIENFELS (duo about January 15), sailed on October 31: via. Australia and Auckland. (Dalgety and Co., agents.) SAILERS TO ARRIVE. ANTUCO, barnuc, sailed from Liverpool on September 20. (Johnston and Co., agent*.) QUEEN ELIZABETH, ship, sailed from New York October 17. (Vacuum Oil Co., agents.) BY TELEGRAPH. OVERSEA. MELBOURNE, November 1.1. Arrived.—Koipara, from New Zealand. Sailed.—Moera-ki, for Bluff. „ LONDON, November 15. Sailed.—Don, for Lyttelton. COASTAL. WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER. 15. AUCKLAND. Sailed.-Cranley (6.10 a.m.), for Wellington. ONFJITTNGA. Arrived.—Rarawa (10.5 a.m.), from Now Plymonth. WANGANUI. Arrived.—Stormbird (5.20 a.m.), from Wellington. BLENHEIM. Arrived.-Opawa (4 a.m.), from Wellington. To sail.-Opawa (midnight), for Wellington. MOTHER A. Sailed.—Mannroa '3.35 p.m.), for Wellington; Nikau (4.45 p.m.). for Wellington. NELSON. Arrived.—MaDODrlka. (7.30 a.m.), and Ni-kn-ii (9 a.m.). from Wellington. Sailed -Nikau (1.15 p.m.), for Motuoka and Wellington. LYTTELTON. Arrived—Mararoa '8.45 a.m.). from Wellington.

Saited.-Pefone (1 n.m.). for Wollim>ton; Ayrshire for Diuiodin: Cygnet and Wakatu. for kaikoura; Corinna. for Duncdin: Mararoa (6.25 p m.), for Wclliimtnn with 120 nas=enw;rs; Moknin. for Dnnediu. Sailed.—Tarawera (8.30 p.m.), for Wellington, Napier. Gisbirne. and Auckland. PasSaloon—For nnd Mrp Jinnninp. Me«r--. 51'Donnld. W'himw, and Dixon. For Gisborne-Mr. If. M'Neil

DTJNFDIN. Sailed.-Athcnic (315 p.m.). and Taka, piinn (6.10 n.m.), for Wellington. S-'iled.-UHma.Toa. for Syftrev, via Lvtteltnn and Wellington. Pasrcirers: Saloon - T '?r M'Oibbon and children. ITobhs. Wiujon, Tjnhatn P-ttray. Dr. JfßlMjon. For Wellington— Missus F~-d. Walker.. Prpin, Murdoch. Mnthie. Mo?riames Vnelndoo. Thompson A"rf'cws. M'Kinney. Hincmnn. White and children, Messrs. Th/imsin. Ewen, M'Ktnney, Rev. White; 5 steerage.

PASSENGERS BY AC-HANOI. _Pas«-n<rcrs who are leaving for Snn Fri>ncicoo by f'o Aorangi to-morrow are notiri<"i (Kit the vosfc! will leave tho Ouccn'n Wharf at 1 pm.. and will anchor in tho stream. Ml third-class pas-Angers must, embark prior to that hour. Fir=t and ser-ond-rla.M mssMireni. if they desire can en off te t.'ttj shin In- launch, lmvjii" t*e Oneon's Wharf at. 3JO p.m. All must be alongside the steamer by"11.30 o clock to-morrow, morning. SURREY LEAVES DURBAN. n^S, F^ TI - S - steamer Surrey, which left t>e Bluff on September 22 for ,Honmoufh. vn. Australian ports, continued her voyage from Durban on November 4. , DEN OF AIRLIE AT MELBOURNE. The A: and A., liner. Den of Airlie, nr . rived at Melbourne from Now York n n Tuesday lart. Tho vcsel Is due at Wellington on December 18. EAST CANADA OARGO SERVIOE. Yesterday the New Zealand Shinning nomnanvs steamer Haltaia was to have left Montreal for New Zealand, vir.. Australian ports, and is duo to arrive at Auckland on January 21. The n»Tt two sailings (from St. John) are th« Wnimate. J'erember 15, and Wa.lr.inui, Ja.nu»rv 15. The former vessel is due at A-tickl-nd on lebruary 20, and the latter about March 22. TO LEAVE LONDON. The R'wnehii will sail from London' on November 25 for Cane Town. Hobart. Wellington and Lyttelton. She is due at. this nort on January 21. The Kotoma will follow her on i ° F o, roe nm - Irvine Loudon on December 23. and arriving at Wellington about February 5. She will sail again on the return trip to London on March 7. CRANLEY LEAVES AUCKLAND. At 5 o'clock yesterday morning tho Cranley left AucKlnnd, in continuation of her voyage from New York, for Wellington, bhe should arrive here to-morrow. BAD BARS AND WEATHER, Thero were signs on Tuesday of the weather moderating at Westport and Grevmontn, and in fact it did moderate a little, but later news states that it is again as bad as ever. Yesterday morning there were no movements outward or inward over the bar at Oreymouth. The Arahura managed to get into CJrcymoutli on Tuesday afternoon, and it wa.s hoped to dispatch her yesterday for Westport. ,m the return journey. The vessel will omit Picton, on the return voyage, and will nrcbaMy arrive at Wellington late to-night. There is a heavy sea on both the bar 3 at Groymouth and Westport,

THE OUNABD FLIERS. Within one month the Cunard liner Lusltama, which returnod to Liverpool on Son- ;£ » I ™ from New York - completed on that day the most remarkable series of transatlantic voyages ever performed. Sko has crossed the Atlantic four times, and to accomplish that feat had to steam more than IZ.KfI miles, equivalent to a continuous daily run of 400 miles, but, a« a matter of fact, at a much greater speed when the stoppages at each terminus are deducted. Of course, it was not mere idle steaming, for the Lusitania within tlwo four trips embarked and disembarked 'tm passengers, loaded and consumed 25,000 tons .of coal, besides largo quantities of provisions, stores, and miscellaneous cargo. FROM SYDNEY-TOE BOAT LATE. At ten minutes past nine last evening the Warrimoo, from Sydney direct, berthed at the Queens Wharf. Upon berthing, the Port Health Officer, Customs officials, and mail officials boarded the vessel. An hour later the doctor cleared the vessel, and the passengers then landed. The vessel left Sydney at 3.30 p.m. on Saturday, and experienced southerly winds until Sunday morning. At noon on Sunday the Warrimoo passed thu ship Blenheim, bound from Dunedin to Newcastle. Heavy westerly winds with big following «cas were experienced on Monday, and continued until arrival. The vessel sighted a barque, bound oast, in Cook Strait last evening. Although these weather conditions, which really favoured speed, prevailed throughout the voyage, the vessel nevertheless made a very slow passage. She has about 760 tons of cargo to put out here, this including a large quantity of fruit. The vessel brought the following imports :—926 packages tea, 150 flitches pork, 205 cases whisky, 75 cases tobacco, 656 cases soap, 401 bags ricemcal, 717 felloes, 50 bundles wire, 102 bundles tiles, 285 ingots tin, 90 bags tapioca, 95 sacks peanuts, 80 bags hemp seed. 57 bales bottles, 20 cases schnapps, 330 oases sugar, 200 cases lard. 27 cases ina.rga.rinc, 50(1 arch firebricks, 222 bags rice, 3CO bags manure, 500 bags flour, £0 bags wax. 19 bags shoil grit, 80 cases salt, 118 bags sago, 60 coses, oil, 184 caeee

oocoanuts, 25 cases brandy, 131 coecs beer, 48 cyls. 0.02, and a very largo quantity of sundries. Tho Warrimoo is timed to leave for Melbourne, via southern ports, at 5 o'clock this afternoon.

Tho new steamer Tndrapura will commence loading at London early next month under the auspices of the Tyser Line for Melbourne, Sydney, and New Zealand ports. The vessel, which was only recently launched, is said to be similar in many ways to the Indrabarah. Captain Hollingeworth will have command. The repairs rendered necessary to the Union Company's island steamer Taviuni, as the result of the collision with tho French mail steamer Nora., are now practically completed. The vessel was to have left for Samoa yesterday. On Sunday last, tho Maoriland Steam Shipping Company's steamer Lauderdale arrived at Molbourno from Hokianga. On November 5. tho steamer Clan Mem zies arrived at Calais from Australian ports. Yesterday moraine; tho steamers Aorere, Mnna, and Kapuni were still barhorad nt l'atoa, and tho scow Ngaru, which i« timber Kden for Wellington, is similarly detained at Kainara. Tho Kiripaka was sheltering in the Sounds on Tuesday evening. To-morrow morning the Knnna is to arrive from Newcastle, via Nnni-er. She will sail again in the evening for Grcymonth, whe.ro she will l<xid coal for delivery to the Admiralty at Thursday Island. The Government training steamer Amokura arrived at Half Moon Bay (Stewart Island) ymterdny, and is to sail to-dnv for tho Southern Islands. The vessel will be away for about four weeks. The Scales chartered steamer Clan Rocn left last night for Pict»n. Mr. T. Bain signed on tho Maori as second engineer at Wellington yesterday. Tho New Zealand Shlnplng Comnany'fi uow steamer Hurunui is timed to sail from London en January 8 for Auckland and Wellington. She should arrive at Auckland on February 23. Navua. Fiji steamer, is to leave for Westport this afternoon, sailing for Auckland direct. During October. 60.693 tons of coal were exported from Grcymonth, and of this amount 8180 tons went, to foreign ports. The export of timber ran into 320,207 superficial feet. The moan high water in tho river was 25ft. Jin., and oil tho bar 23ft. 2iu. Captain L. Larson took charge of tho Wootton at Lytlclton on Tuesday, and Mr. L. Anderson, Into of the scow Eunice.' joined as mate. Mr. D. M'lutyro has joined the Kairaki as mate.