SHIPPING NEWS.

Dominion, Volume 5, Issue 1345, 24 January 1912, Page 7

SHIPPING NEWS.

PHASES OK Till'. JIOOX. ■IAN'UARY. Jlny. Br. ni. full monn 5 ' I,? ;, - m - I.a-M niiai-lcr 11 ~ '■< »•'"• New monn ;. 1' IMO p.m. I'iril quarter 27 <> l'- nl - MOON. 'Jloon rices to-day, 5.5 a.m.: sets, 10.7 p.m. ' Hinil WATKIi. To-day. 8.1 a.m.: 8.13 p.m. To-morrow, 8.38 a.m.; 8.53 p.m. SUN. Sun rises today. <t.'M a.m.; .sets 7.10 p.m. ARRIVALS. TUESDAY, JANUAIiI' 2-5. lURIPAKA, s.s C.3! , »-ni.». 13J lonf, "■"LcOX, schooner (4.30 a.m.), 35 ton?, Watchlin. from Ilnvclock. NIKAU. s.f. (5.10 a.m.). 245 tons. Hay, ™Tpp'l < k""ss. (5.30 a.m.', 370 tons, Carlson, from flisbornc. COItINNA, s.s. (fi-20 o.m.t. lZ'l tons, Cameron, from Now Plymouth. MOKOIA. s.s. (7.20 ii.m.i. SM tons, Jlarrin, from Auckland. Oishorn?, and Napier; Passengers: Saloon-Misses bind air, Ifargreavcs, Urown, Craik, lpiing. Xmvley. To.it Moore. Ridsdale. Hyhill. Jiesdaines Ho Latour, Alexander and child. JacksonPalmar. Cuthhcrt. anil 2 children, Voting. Kowloy. Sallie, Hodges, Lysnnr, nutler. Quilkan, Messrs. Appleyarci, Hpwarth, Little, Dohcrty, Norton. Po. Latonr. Hodge.=, Skroyd, Rutherford. Palmer, Dalrymple, Lysnar, Cedcrwsll, Masters Dc Lalour, Hargreaves, Skroyd; 8 steerage. MARAROA, s.s. (7.30, a.m.). 259S ton.-. Manning, from Lyltelton; 290 passengers. KOMATA, s.s. (9.40 a.m.!, 19M tons, Hawson, from Westport. WHANGAPE, s.s. (11.30 a.m.), Mai tons, White-Pnrsons, from Westport. KOONYA, s.s. (I.SO p.m.), IC9I tons, Platts, from Lytteltbu. NfiATOKO, s.s. (2.15 p.m.', 1137 tons, Christian, from Oreymoulh. AORERE, s.s. (5.35 p.m.), 77 tons, i'isk, from l'atsa. POHERUA, 5.5. (AM p.m.), 1175 tons, Cameron, from Greymoiith. KAMONA. s.s. (5.50 p.m.), 1125 tons, Walton, from Greymoiith. PATEENA, e.e. (10.W p.m.), 1212 ton?. J. G. Watson, from Nelson and Piclon. Passengers: 154 saloon and 18 steerage. ROSAMOND, s.s. (7 p.m.), 721 tone, Irvine, from New Plymouth. DEPARTURES. TCESDAY, JANUARY 23. ■ NIKAU. s.i. (5.20 p.m.),. 24» tons, Hay, for Nelson and Mbtucka. QUEEN OF TIIK SOUTH, s.s. (6 p.m.), 198 tons, Harvey, for foxton. AHAPAWA. s.s. (6.30' p.m.), 268 tons, Corby, for Wanganui. OI'AWA, s.s. (11 p.m.), 110 tons, Xicholls, for Blenheim. BLENHEIM. r.s. (midnight), 120 tons, Wilkinson, for Blenheim. GERTIE, s.s. (7.20 p.m.), 269 tons. Rodger, for Foxton. MOKOIA, s.s. (7.30 p.m.), 3502 tons. Harris, for Lyttslton and Duncdin. Passengers: Saloon-For Lyttelton-Misses Flavell, Howell, Olliver, Mesdames Bridge, Sineaton, Southern and boys. Rathbonc and boy,. Messrs. Bridge and Court. For. Duncdin— Mis's Tayldr, "Mssdames Chambers, M'Larcn." Wray, Messrs. Chambers, Wickens, Wray; 14 steerage. MARAMOA. s.s. (8.20 p.m.), 2593 tons,. Manniiip. foe. Lyttelton. Passengers: Saloon-Misses Handyside, King, Dland, Atkinson, Benlhara. Menzics, Bull, M'Carthy, llesdames Henderson ond child, Sutherland, Stewart, Cowcrford, nlair, Witchcll, Burns, Tyraons, M'Kibbin. llilno and 4 children, Jlos.». Kennie, Has)iinß, Francis, Smith and infant. Aehton, Outred, Bain, Captain M'DoucaU, Messrs. Jieid, King. Cowerford. Htauchon. Hill, Blair, Fulton, Martin, Mitchell, Burns, Tymons, Muldoonr Ciihson, Worrall, Ashton, "Fraser, Mill. Young, Cheesenian, Outrcd, Bain; 7 steerage.- ■ WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 24. KO'ONYA'. s.s'. (0.15 a.mi), 1091 tons, Platts, for Now Plymouth. • : EXPECTED ARRIVALS. Waime«. New Vl.vmoiith. January 24. Kahti, CaitlcDoint. Kast Coast, Jan. 24, 'Maori..Lyttelton. January 24. ' Stormbird, Wanganui, January 24. . Tainui. London, via way ports. Jan. 24. Kairaki, Lyttelton. January 24. Arahurn. West .Coast. Nidson.. Jan, .24. , Iluia, Wanganui, Januarv 24. Wakat.n, Lyttelton. Kaikoura. Jau. 24. Mocraki. Sydney direct. January 24. Man?., Pntea, January 24. Kapuni, Paten. Januarv 24. 'Kotnkti, Wnstport, January 24. , NR»horn, Greymouth, January 24. Wnipori, Grjymouth, January 25. Waverley, Pictoii. January 25. ■Victoria, Dnnedin. Lyttelton, Jan. 25. Opawa, Blenheim, January 25. Queen of the South, Foxton, January 25. Blenheim, Blenheim. January 25. Ararmv.i. .Wang.inui. January «5. Kapili,. Waaeonui. January 25. .-Xiknu; Nelson, Motueka, January 25. .-Mararoa, ■ January 25. Starof Canada. Lyttdton, January 25. Tarawera, Dunedin, Lyttelton, Jan. 25. 'Haupiri, ■■■ Auckland, via East Coast, January 26. TTlimaroa, Melhourne; via south, Jan. 26. Kennedy, Foxton, January 26. P.tar of Canada. Lyttelton, January 26. Mokoia, Dmiedin, I.yttslton. January 28. Jlpnowai, northern ports, JaßuaiT 30.

. . .PROJECTED DEPARTURES. Rosamond. Pictan, Nelson, Kew' Nymouth, Onehunpa, January 24. Poheriia, Orcymouth, January 24. Kiripnfcn. Patca, January 24. Plitiki, TTanEanui, January 24: IVaimea,; N.eison. West, Coast, Jan. 24. Aorere, Patca, January 21. Ofaki. Bsauty Point, -January 24. Kairalii. Kaiapoi, January 24. Mapolirika-, Kelson. Wort Coast, Jan. 21 nipple, Napier. Gisboinc. January 21. Oorinna, .southern port?, January 24. ■ • - nakatn. Kaikoura, Lyttelton, Jan, 21' Manaroa, Motueka, January 24. Komata,- Wfstporl, January"" , !. '' Kapuni, Patoa, January 21 •• yl haugape, .Westport, 'January 25. ' ■ Marienfels, ■ Lyttelton, January 25. ttaVcrley, Nelson, West Coast, Jan. 25. victoria. Sydney, ■ via northern ports, January 25.. Opawa, Blenheim, January 25. ijuesn of the fiouth, Foxton. January.2s. Blenheim; Blenheim. January 25 Stormbird, Wancanni, January 2,i. Aranawa, .lY'snsanui. January 25. kipifi, \Tangninii, January 25. Mima. P.itea, January 25. ' Nelson, Moturka, January 25 Mr.raroa, Ijylt;lton. January 25. Patcena. Pioton. -Nelson, January 25. Maori. Ijyltelton, January 25. Jlorayshii-3,- Avonmouth,' : via Timaru, Lrttelton. January 25. Tarawera, northern ports, January 25. Moeraki; Melbourne, via, south.. Jan. 25. Tilimarna. Sydney direct, January 26. . Jluia, V, anpramu, January Z6. Anuva. London, via. way'ports, Jan. 26 Kenn;d.y Kelson, West. Coast. Jan. 26. Ntiipon, Lyttelton, January 26 AraJmra. Pieton, Nelson, West Coast January 27. Star of Canada. London. January 27. M'jknia, northern port.". January 29 Jlonowai, Lyttelton, Duncdin, Jan. 30. INTERCOLONIAL SERVICE, MOVEMENTS OP STEAMERS. MANUKA, s.s., left Melbourne January 10. for Hobart. southern ports and Wellington. Duo Wellington January 19. Leaves same day for Sydney direct. Duo Sydnny, January 23. .. . . MOF,R.»KI. s.s., left Sydney Jaminn- 20 for Wellington direct. Due Wellington January 24. Leaves January 25 for southern ports, Hobart. ujid Melbourne. Du* Melbourne February 3. " ULIMAROA. s.s.. left Melhourne January 17 for Hobart. southern ports, and Wellington. Tine WellinjUon Januory 26. Loaves same day. for Sydney direct. Hue Svdncv .T.inanry 30. . VICTORIA, ?.s.. left Sydney January 7, for northern ports nnil Wellington. ]>Un Wellington January 26. Leaves same da\' for Lyttelton and Duncdin. OVERSEA SHIPPING. STKAMiiES TO ARBIVK. From London. MIMJITAI idi'ie about February I6i, failed on November 23, via Australia, and Auckland. (Ty»np Line. ArcivU-.i TAINUI (due W.eduo.-dayl. (-iiiled on December 7. via (.'ape Town mid Hobart. (Shaw. Savi'l. anil .Mbiou Co.. agouti'.) MAMAItI (due about Kohniary 1), failed on December M, via. Auckland. (Shaw, Siivill. ond Albion Co.. atrcnts.l liOTOIi.UA (due about. Kebniai-y 4), nailed on December 25. via Cape Town and Ilobort. 'New Zealand Shipping Co.. apcnls.) MIMIIiO (due about March 2i. saiTed on Doirmbnr 28, via Auslniliii and Aui-kland. (Tcfcr liinp. il^cntj.i [OXIC idue alioiil. Feliruaiy SOi. tailed on Jaiiuiiry t. via f'apr To'vii and Jfobari. (Shiiw. Sa-vill. and Albion I,V>.. apcnlt-J From Llvarpool. i!\XFFSIin:K (due aliimi February 29 1, wiile;! on Der.eniber 21, vhi Cape Town, Sydney. Newcastle, and Auckland. (I'..||..H. about February IBi. t.iilcil on De-ember 23. via Australian pons and Auckland. (Shaw, Savill, and Albion Co., ""snitiKX 'due about March Tj. -ailc'i on January 12, via Svdncv. Nrwca.-tlo, ami Auekh.ml. (I'.-H.-S. Linn. aßcnls.) From Montreal. RAKAIA fdue about February l>. .-ailed on November IV via Australia ind Auckland. (New Zealand siipuißE C%, a genu.)

WAIWF.ITA (dnr .-ilionl March fi>. mailed <m [icccmbrr ?3, via A in-Ira lin and Auckland. (Now X.nal.nid Shipping (.'o., accntj.) From New York. STAR (IF SC)TI»ANI> lilw aliolll .lanuary i\<; :-:iilerl mi .November 18. via Ailslnilisi and Auckland. iTy,rr I.inc. agents.) . I'WM.H OK OriCllV nine iilmiil. Friiru.-i,-" 2i. "Tile! on N'ovfml.r-i- Iβ. viii Auckland and Napier. (Vacuum nil Co.. agent.-.: KIKKDAIiK Iduc iihonl March 2-li. ,-ailed nn Dccenilior 13, vi;i. Aii-lrulu. and A in-k----in nd. (A. ami A. I,inc. .ikciiU.) From rhiladelpliin. T|-;i:i:iKI! ulun ahnul Kchrun.ry Iβ!. f nilrd .November via Iliiiicdin and l,ylli>lli<n. (dolliii .'Hid «'„., acrais.) From San 'Francisco, TAHITI {t)w «h ( ,iil I'Vliniary 11. milnil on ,ln,niiiir.y in. via I'apcolo aud llnrnloncn. (U.S..S. (■»., iiccm. 1 -.! SAII.KI! TO .-UiltlVK. yUKF.N KI,i;',AHI-",TII. .••hip. «iilcd from New l'nrlc, (V-tobcr 17. I Vacuum Oil Co.. agents.) J!Y TELHCiIiAPII. OVERSEA. SUVA. January ?.i. Sailed.—Marama, for Vancouver. SVD.NEV, January IZ. Arrived.—Mantua. FHKMA.NTIiK, January 23. Arrived—Orsova, from I,ondon., liONDON'. January 23. Sailed.—Wnkanui, for New Zealand. COASTAL. TUESDAV. .IANUARV V>. AUCKLAND. Sailed.—Kanna, for Kaipara and Melbourne: Pukaki, for nreymouth; Squall, for Tologa. Bay and Gishorue. Sailed.—Victoria. (3 p.m.i, for southern ports. Passensers tor Wellington: Saloon -Misses Kelly. O'Connor. Mr.«. Boberts,, Messrs, Rohcrls, r'oss, and Fuller. • ' ' " ONEnUN'OA.'' Arriysd.—Karawa (8.5 0.m.), from Xcw Plymouth. NAPIKK. Arrived.—Mononai (10.45 a.m.), from Wellington. v CASTLKPOIXT. Arrived.—Kalm a.m.), from Wellington, via coast. ..NEW PLYMOUTH. Sailed.—Wfiimea (8.25 p.m.), for Wellington. Arrived.— Jfana (10.15 a.m.) and Kapuni (10.25 a.m.), from Wellington. WANGANUI. Sajled.-Huia (11.5 p.m.). for Wellington. Sailed.—.Storm (12.45 p.m.), for Wellington. ■■•-.' ußiiYJiorrm. ■• Sailed— >*gbh;rc (1.5 a.m.), for Wcllinstdn. .-• KAIKOUItA. . Railed.—We'kiifu {I.CO p.m.), for Wellington. LYTTELTON". Arrived.—Cinopu?, from Westport: Wootton, from Xydia Bay. .Sailed.—Maori .(8.25 p.m.), for Wellington, with 250 passengers; POET CHAIiIIEKS. Arrived.—Kaipara (2 p.m.), from London, via Fremantle; Antuco. barriuo (11 a.m.). from Wellington; Joseph Simms, Echooner, from Kaipara. Sailed.—Drayton . (irange, for Blufl"; Invercargill, for southern port?. Sailed.—Tarawera, for Auckland, via East Coast porta. Passengers for Wellington:—Missss King, Meuzies, Downie, Ms.sdames Jlenzies, Downie, Lawson, Messrs. lienfree, Lawson, H. O. Haggitt. For Napier-Miss - Wood. Dr. Duglcby,- Mrs. Davidson, Messrs. Bowis Qnd 2 children. For Auckland-Misses Grecnsladc,. Smytbe (2), Fraser, Murray (2), llutton, Mrs. Miellcr, Mr. Bagley. '■ ■ • " - DFjUFF. (4.20 p.m.),- for Newcastle, ".••••■ - JIAWKK-OLYMPIC COLLISION. EXPKNsm; AFfAin. . A .bill of costs -nmonntine lo more than £100.000 has been incurred in consequene? of the collision between H.M.S. Hawkp aud the White Star liner Olympic. When a cruiser, which co:-l, nation more than X-IQOX-CG to build, and a greit liner, whose floating value probably exceeds £2,000,000, meet in collision and are both daniaited, the bill is nn enormous one on both eid?s. Not only aro there Ihn heavy costs of replacing the llawke's crumpled bows and of repairing the hole in Ihs side of the Olympic- which altogether will amounl to more than £50,000. lint- there is thoheavy daily expense of demurrage and of transferring ?000 passengers, who have paid in fares and expenses something like £'.0,000, Jo other boat.-. Some of the expense? incurred during the second .wh?n th? warship and the liner met will approximate as' follow.:— " .. ; Cost- of docking---and repairing •Olympic- -.. , £25.000 Incidental expenses .;..... .....:.... 10,000 Co.st. of repairing H,M.S. Hawke and ; loss of services 30,000 Cost- of special trains '. .' 300 Cost of housing and' '.mtcrtaining ■ held-iip passengers :.. : £00 Loss lo passengers and 'crew of ..liner, , „ 10,000 When the White Sl?.r Company offered three days' pay to...tic.members or the Olympic's crow who were being paid off, the nidi' claimed'(hat as the-vessel was not : a. wreck;- Ihcy wrre ■ entitled, 'under the ..Merchant Shinpinc Act, to wngea for the full- voyigr. The "matter will possibly form: the .subject ".of litigation, when a deHnitinn of the term wrrck will ho asked for. A ruling .oiv this iioint would be of considerable importance to Ihe shipping world.' ■ ■ - \" THE NEW FKREY "FLlpji." . . . '..TO. BE DfiLIVEEKn IN 1913. Messrs. Wni. Denny and Brothers, of .Dumbarton, are under contract to deliver in February. 1913. to th? Union StCnm Ship Company-'of New "Zealand a. triplescrew passenger 'steamer for the. ferry e:tvice betwesn Wellington and Lyttelton.' As stated previously, the vessel will be about 370 ft. in length. Mft. in bre.ndth, and 19ft. .6m. depth, and is to be ringed Al at Lloyd's. She will h?" fitted with turbine engines -.of-the-Parsons type, and is cxDcted lo -steam about 31 knots. It ie believed Uio cost will be over £150,000. MOEItAKI ARRIVES AT 7 A.M. Wireless mossages received from the Mocraki last evening staled that it was expected that arrival would be made at Wellington from Sydney at 7 a.m. to-day. The steaniDi- berths at'QuDon's Wharf No. 1 north. ■ TAINUI'S ARRIVAL. " Captain Kvnns, superintendent of Ihe Shaw, Savill. and Albion Co.', received a. wirclc«s messags from Captain Moffa.lt, of the Taiimi.. stating that, he expected lo arrive in the stream at 11.30 a.m. to-day. The vessel. berths at tho Ouecn's Wharf No. 1 south to land passengers and discharge cargo. TTTBAKIXA LEAVES ![iOME. Advices to hand state that Ihe N=w Zealand Shinping Company's R.M.S. Turakina left London for Wellington via way ports, on January 19. She is due here about March 5.

CORIXTHIC LKAVKS MONTK VIDEO. Cable Hdvico received by the local agents for the Shaw. Savill. 'and Albion Co. Mates tli.it. lUI.S. Ccrintliic. which bfl Wellington , -on December Iβ, continued her journey from Montr. Video to London on Thursday, last. WAKAXUI LEAVKS ST. .lOtlN. Cahb advice rcc-clved by I lie local offirr of the New Zealand Shinnins; Company yeslcrriay was- to Ilic rffi-cl thai the W.ik-i----niti iertSl.Jphii (.New BninMiviMO for IVcllinpton, via Australian ports and Auckland mi .Inniiary 19. The kkh-A h due at Wellinglou about Mtiitu 29. ■ BOUND KOI! NKW ZKAIjAXI). Th-' few Km- Xealandpr* who are conilns nut liy the P. and 0. Macedonia, which Wt London mi December 15. are: Mr. and Mr.-. .1. S. Tenncnl, Mr. .1. Teniient ecu Mr. li. (i. Wallarr, Mis.- /nhrali. Mr. w" Kiiniiiis (all for Wellinirloiii. suirl Ilic fiillmvinc for Auckland:-Mr. and Mrs. T. C Williiiinson, Mr. A. 11. T. Smith, and IhUev. T. ,1. Parry. y,i-;.\i,ANi)ir/s iti.n;i:i:ai!v. Nov.- hiadinp Jlnmewarsl cnrirn ii| f;i?. lioriii. 1 , the new Shaw-S.nill Mramcr Zi'iilundic will Mib.scfiuiiilly come (.ji t<, WclliiiKtHM .for lh» Hum , piirpni-p. She Iheii proeeeds to PiftDit. N:iniL-r. and Aiii'kland. riiiliti!: lin.ill.v from !lu> la.l-namcd port lor London on Krbniiiry B or 9. AItAWA SAILS AT 5 P.M. ON Mi IDA V. Instead of Iriviuj \V<llinjrlnn f,,i- Lnndon on Tlinr.-4.1-.iy, January "i Mier .-••hcdiil? datei. IJ.M.S. Arn«:i\ departure ha? been P'.i=lpolled until S p.m. mi the following ri-i.j. PAKKIIA nKPORTKU. La.-t pveiiinp Hie local npcilis for Ihn Shnn, .Savill, ami Albion Company rcrpivprj cable adrice lo the ?ITcct lint the ftrainer Pakcha. which denied Lyttpllcn for Lon. don on Decrinhcr ,51, left ilontc Titloo last Salurday nianiujs.

A'\V.U!OA IXijnilY. The ii., r _r>t«r.v in i-nnnc-lion with Iho .\wnio:i iiKniivy. wlii.-li U in \nk« p| ; .,r ■■'I Jiiniiary :o. hav,. boon appnintH. C-i,'-'■'in l-j|u in,,,.!,, ~r ttVllinston. will 1.0 ■"'ii.'iil f)l -. nnrt Hr . .|. n,iilin K . hi-u-im-.-r |~ ii,,. Kcllinrni- Tramway CnmI'liny. !? h, ;„., ;l , r ,, g i,,,. t ,|. ;i,j(...,.,,V. Tho. innmry npnic n , ln nm ~, {h( , j|j,,,j-. iKunocl ' "" r,, tt '- ,lin i;l-"". "" the clnlc! 11..M.5. I'IOXKKII'S MnVKMKXTS. Havincf i:,!„,„ |M iumii-,. ~o ;, |, ||,o .\ ow /.Ciiliiml fh-ili «|,j,, Pinnocr lefl Hie HliilT [jir lluiifdin yosloivlny. She i-rii.iiir- n|. In , lalifr pnrl iiiilil I-Vbninr.v B. when .Iv leavi>.< r or Tini:ini, via Ihe West Co-i>l .iiiiindf. Timani will bo rrsir-li?d mi February !5, :,,„! ,| oP ari,,rc for l.yltdtnn will ie taken on [•'(.■hnmi-y 29. On arrivnl "I. the la>t-niPiili,,nrd porl. on Mnn-li I, I!ir j innrcr will rrm.-iin Ib-ro until afloi- l-:as-fr. Mrr i-iiliscijiirnl. innvenicnts aro net JCI ailMQlllU'lyl. Ve.-trnlay Ilir i::ii..ll Company"? !'lranirr Kann;i Ic-fi Auckland tor Kaipara, where -n , -' .loads (imher for .Mrlbnurnr. Tin .Mnrima 1-jfl. dip Uliift , tor Newcastle at "■'o p.m. yesterday. llr. Applcyartl. hito chior onicrr of the I.alimc, who is ;, f \wte on sick leave, arTiic'ch'-" W " llin ' : " 1 " h - v "'t , Mokoia on Mr. Sonn«.rdale. third engineer of t.lip u.ctona. loft the ship at Sydney tliis [rip. Mr. Ward baa been promoted lo bird pujrincpr in | lis ~ia cA an(i Mr . wilHams jnmed as fourth engineer. 3[r. Jones, ,-hbf officer o{ the Virtoria, ell I lie vessel at Sydney this trip on holiday Icavr, and Mr. .1. Jjiikc, late seuond "flieer of il, P ni m aroa. h<l4 joined (he lo.isel as rhicf officer. H h cspecledthat th? American barfiuentinc Makav.-eli wilt have completed rtifcliarse of her timber cargo at Lyttelton by to-morrow. After taking in 75 tons or hallast. the saibr will leave for Newcastle, where 6he will load coal for S.in Iranciico. Mr. G. H. Dodd.- purser or the Marama, who has bcp.n ashore at Duncdin Tor pome weeks, rejoined his vessel 'it. Auckland tins trip. M Pi j. Scoti, purser of the Aoranpi. made Ihn trip from Sydney to Auckland as purser of Ihe Marama. An arrival at Porl Chalmers at 2 p.m. yesterday was the New Zealand Shipping Company's steamer Kaipara. She came, from-London, via Australian ports, with immigrants and cargo. The Herman barcjue Antuco, which lefl Wellington- for Punrdin last Friday, arrived at, h;r destination at 11 a.m. yesterday. The OUki is |o leave Wellington for Beauty Toint, Tasmania, at daybreak today. Mr. T. Baillie. second engineer of Ihe Kipnlo, left, th? vessel at Wellington yesterday. Mr. W. M'lntyrc. chief engineer of the Mokoia, came ashore at Wellington yesterday, and bis place was lak;n by Jlr. A. Hold, late second engineer of the Mararna. - * On Monday fhp. Rinemoa worked PuyscKur Point, and was at Dusky Sound yesIcrday. Rh 3 j 5 due at Wcstport about the beginning; of next week, and at Wellington Hires or four days later. The U.S. and A. Line's chartered stcam?r Marienfels is expected to leave Wellington for southern ports to-morrow. To-morrow, morning the F.-H.-S. liner Morayshirc will be dispatched from WeiliiiEton for Tiuiiiru, Lyttcltou, and Avonmouth. . . Jfr. A. Smith, third engineer of Ihn Kamona, comes ashore at Wellington for ordsrs. 51r. S. Uothnry. v,-lio hac been "standmi? by" at Wellington, lefl for Dunedin last evening lo join the Wanaka, as chief officer. Proceeding from Wellington, where she is due Willi a lead nt Newcastle coal on or- about, Friday, the Tavinni (after part discharge) goes on to Napier. Alter discharging part of her cargo of Westporl coal h?rc, the Wnipori goes on to liyttelton, where the remainder will be put out. Owinir to havinp been ■ delayed on tho West Coast, the Flora is not expected to arrive at Wellington from southern ports before next Tuesday. Arahura, s.s., now en route from Greymouth tg Wellington, was to have left W?stport for Nelson at 11 p.m. yesterday. The nMinl nail at Picton will be omitted this trip. Ihe vessel coming direct from Kelson \o Wellington. The. Arahura will be placed on the Pnlent Slip, for cleaning and painting on Friday, -i,,,-.'-Ths dredge Paritutn is lo be taken off the slip to-morrow afternoon.