SHIPPING NEWS

Dominion, Volume 5, Issue 1426, 29 April 1912, Page 7

SHIPPING NEWS

PHASES OK T'lK MOON. A PI! Hi. Day. Ilr.JVlull moon 2 !»«* L:i>t niiuriL-r HI - 3 '' |, -" 1, 1 . Xew moon 17 H l(1 1 , - ,ll ' Last (|uarler 11l 2 ° 2 :, -'"- MOO.". I _ Moon rises 10-day, 3.51 p.m.: >ols, 5.47 a.m. 111(111 WATKIi. To-da.v, 2.2 a in.- 2.M p.m. i To-niori-.nv, 25f, a.m.: 3.9 p.m. sr.v Sun i-i-,v, to-ilay. 6.3'! a.m.: M'ts, 5.1 p.m. ARRIVALS. SATl'ltllAY. Al'llir. 27. , . KATTOA, -..-. .6 a.m.l, 505 ton-. Craliam, llAKAlKi'a.'s.s. ifio'J a.m.'. 2558 tons. Manniiiß. frain L.vttelloii. i'a.--eii:.'cr-: Salirm ; ~\\ii*v* Co-ter. Carrie. Irvine. l!o«e. Tinner (21, i:-i-tivo<id. lirov.iiin.L'. Phillips, lliller. Jl-lOilibin. Jnhn-ioii. Mesdanl-'K Klov.cr and 2 'elifldn-n, I'jluier. Voyce ami hay, Ka.-ivvood. K.-.miiair. Moore, llrire. I linunde. (lolil. M'Kiiiliin. H:iwe. Mit.'li.Ml, Sharl-.ind. Dr. Cov., Dr. Hyde. liev. 'J'lininpson. Me.-r.-. fll-n-k. Hill, iiray. drceii. Allport. Douiilas Palpic-r. Cnkflian. Spray. I'lirntliair. .lone-. I,:ur:)mlie, CiT-uell. -Moore. Tracev, ),::intr. Wricht. Soiiter. Fenton, Sai.ndeiv. (f.i'.il. Diinniiij;, l*!:n-li-ford. M'Donald. Hand. IMwdos, Cornish. Hain. Pritehard, K;:ine, Vomig. -M'lntoHi. Anderson, Vcitcli Jiiiore, Croll. WiN:m, Aihlm-.-:.iii. Wliil.-'-Parsoiif. iloorf. Ponder. Lamb. Ulnekinnii. Allan, Mark-, Gen. Marlow Dramatic. Coiiipniiv (18 : 67 sleeraire. XIKAI:. 5..-. (7.20 a.111.1. 552 toils. Hay, from Nelson and llotist'ka. IU.KXIfiII.M. s.s. <8 a.m.!. 120 tons, Wiltsou. from Ulsnhciin. UUIiUXIJI. s.s. 19 a.m.l, 9250 ton.-, Korsdick, from Napier. PA'i'EEXA. s.». 15.50 p.inA 1212 tons. Wiltson, from Xelson and Pii-tan. I'asseußers: 91 saboii, 12 st.-er:if:c. WAlliAlT, 5..-. (7.30 p.m.). 93 tons, Irvine, from Pic!in. IIAPOUJIIKA. s.s. (9 p.m.), 1203 tons, Ritchie, from West Coast, via Nel.;on. Passengers: Shirley, Conll, liyan. Larkinj;, Thompson, Kane, Jl'Donal;l. lloiran. L-nvrie. Uraddell, Hall. Mcsdame- Doufrlas. Kane, fiendall. Potter, Loader and child. Mu.-es Gendall (21, Wedgwood, -M'liamlle. HCXDAY, APRIL 28. PKTONE, .-.s. (5.15 a.m.!-.'7C'B tons, Watch--MAORI, s.s. (8 a"!in.). 3399 tons, Aldwell, rrom •I.ylti-lt'iii. Pi.s.-riiffers: Rabon-Jlis.-es .Millar. Sandinni. Wall, ifWilliauis, Hinitii. Allen. Craip. Ilealc, MarchlruiH, Wcstuood. Hbck, Mesdnmes Ttsclimlker. Sandinni, Weslrreldl. fiuodi?. Hooper, iL-U----th'jus :ind iurniit. Jones Parkinson. Smith. Slvulbolt. Hucliley, V.'estwood, jlopkiii:-, Winter.-, Ueminsway. .Mcssrf. llelcher, ilrnliim. S. A. Jliilar, Jollier, Ailkeu iincl boy. Aliliott. Tobias, We«tcreldt. Kvaus. C'rceinvood. Taylor, -Miimi, Quilkeu. Linirejison. Rotors, GriCns. Pirani. Capt. Head. Jones. .Tuines, MThorson, Klmdbult. Senrie, Hrii-n, llarnctt, llryne, Ward, Ilurkljy. lieakes. Snipcnni, Chalihain. >'rasev. Hoodie. Winter:-. Dr. Herbert, Ciunnron. Cainphell. . Vinson, Edwards, Front, Sinclair. M.itthews. Jl'l.em Williams, Kaeyerta. Join-?. Henderson, liolliuircr. Wiggins. Leipliton: ''1! steerage. OPAWA. s.s. 19.10 a.m.l. 110 tons, Xichola.». from Blenheim. ENERGY, s.?. (12.40 p.m.), 66 tons, Brown, put lnc.lt from Cook Strait. JIOXOWAI. s.s. (1.30 p.m.). 3433 tons. ColYu\-,, from suiiilifi-n ports. Papsengor?: .Saloon-.Misses Pilchcr. llarr. Fish. M'.Cirter (2), Esrlin. SnMicrbud. Jiathvfon. Mosdiimos Jl-Lean, .M'C-irter. Under mid 2 lliiddinp. Dau'd.-. Poulton. Messrs. Pilehe.r, Hums. Elley. Hhhli. licrrymaii, PoHlton, nuriding. Se'riit.-Ma.iDr Salt. Hon. Mr. Lauronson: 16 iteorage. WAKATU. s.s. (11.15 p.m.). 157 tons, Wills, from Lyttelton and Kaikoura. DEPAnTURES. SATURDAY. APRIL 27. OPAWA. s.s. (8.10 a.m.). 110 toils, Nicholas, for lilenlieim. AHAUUJiA, s.?. (1.15 p.m.), 1596 tons, Lamliert. for l'icton, Nelson. Westport. ami Greynioutli. Pastcncors: Saloon—For Pieton-.Miss .Melton, Jlesdniues llorton, Fl'jw-t, and Thompson. .Mnssrs. Ilcsketh, Solmnii, Levy, llorton, Priddlc. Thompson, Hain, Willonglihy, (irilnin. For Xi-Iroii-Missc-: Mattliews, Wilson, Pitts. Mcsdames Campbell. Hums. J!css'>. Jliluer, liiiekland. Hushlcy. Ziman. liilcy. Farmer, CiTenficld. Saundei-s, lli-.nic.-. Hlick, Haird For Wes(port-.Mi:.,-.s Ferry, Clunon, Simpson, lientley, llosdames Low. M.'Doniiid. and Jlessrs. M-Donald. Walker, liiswi(!k. B::ird. For Orpynrjiith—Misses Majon. lioss, .Hawkins .Mcfdnme-s J|-|)on-:i111 and flrey, Jlessrs. Jenkins, Ilarkt'r, (Inmi. and liielimond. HRKI-V.E. s.s. (11.20 a.m.), 347 tons, Scott, from Vict on. HAL , ROTO. f.s. (1.15 p.m.), 1988 tons, Tod'J. for Westport. XJ.KAU. s.s. (2.50 p.m.), 245 tons, Hay, for Jtotiicka. and N'ekon. XGA'I'OIiO. s.s. (4 n.m.i, 1137 tons, Christian, for (Ireymouth. TAUAWEIiA, s.s. (6 p.m.), 2003 tons, Jl'li?an. for Dimcdin direct. PasscliFcrs: Saloon--Miss -M'Nce. Mrs. Rowell, .Messrs. ltiiilinrds. M'Lastyne. Smedley. MAJ!AROA. s.s. (11.5 p.m.), 2598 tons, Manning, for Lyttelton. Passengers: Saloon— Misses Clifford, Morton, Jfaniber, Orton, Connor, Uavell, Jlassey. Booth. Croker, Haii'3, Mesdi'imes Reardon. llillings, Ibdpros. Lane, Fieldgate, Messrs. Wiekes, Davidson, Wilson. Douglas. Power, Hiss, rldyrcn, liurton. Simpson, Hedges. Reese, Fieldsate, Lnr.o. WHAXGAPK, s.s. (11.15 p.m.). 2931 tolls, White-Parsons, for Lyttelton. KAITOA, s.s. (11.15 p.m.), 350 tons, fira- [ ham. for Westport.. TAHITI, s.s. (11.55 p.m.), 7585 tons, Evans, for Sydney.. PnsseuKcrs: Saloon-Misses Hain. ClifTard, Douglas, Roidell, Wright, Phillips. Spill.-ine. Mesdames Adams, Haiti, Ctulliver, Ashliii, Clifford, Heazell, Lichner, Douglas, ,-fiai-fir-fjn. Ilorson, Crain, Daniel, lioll-jn, Tlipjliald, lkirley, Mesprs. Adims, (lullier, Huckley. lleywood, Banks, Clifford, Snyder, .Morgan, JSourh, Fnllowes, Hartley, GiMiiger, Lichner, Douglass, llii-lop, Richnrds. )!o«ou. Green, Uligiit. Bollen, Uain, .Seville, Harloy. SUXDAV. APRIL 28. ESFißfil", s.s. (8.35 a.m.), 65 tons, Brown, fov Cook Str.-iit. MAXA. s.s. (11.5 a.m.), 134 tons, Gibson, for Pntoa. KXPECTF.O ARRIVALS. Havvera, Pnti:a, April 29. ricrti?, Fnxtan, April 29. Aorori:, )'itta, April 29. Putiki. Wancaiiiii. April 29. Jlamiroa, llfivclrak, April 29. Kniiiat.i..• Woslport, April 29. Wakatu. Kaikoura and Lyticlton. Apr. 29. Oucen or the South. Fojtou, April 29. Kapuiii. Pntea, April 29. Xgnhcrc. West Const. April 29. lios'iiuond. Aucklnnd. April 29. Knpiti, Patea. April 29. Mokoia. northern ports. April 30. Alexander, Nelson and Motuoka. April 30. Kennedy. Waiixniiui. April 30. Tiiiiiui, Waitara, April 30. Main. I'jitca, April 30. Mavarna, Lyttelt'.iu. Auril 30. Knpuni. Patea, April id. Waime'i. K?lson, April 30. Stormbird. Wanganui, April 30. Pateena. Nelson. I'ielon. April 30. Indrubarah. Xnpier, April 30. j Taviinii, Wc.-t Coast, and Lyltelton, April 30. j Manuapapa. Westport, April 30. I Kahn. EaM. Const ports. May 1. Wakatu. LyUeltou. Kaikoura. .May 1. Maori, l.yttelton, May 1. Jlnia. Wanuanr.i, .May 1. I Arahurn, West Coa.-t, Xelson, May 1. Ruahinc, London, via Hobart, May 2. PROJECTED DEPARTURES! Norn N'iven. Napier. Anril 29. Haivori, Patea, April 29. Kapuni. Pntea. April 29. Ma 11 a, Patea, April 2?. Hiiicmm. Ca = t.lepoint. April 29. .Mangapapa, Wesijiort. April 20. Rosamond. Picton. Xel = ->n. X-;\v Plymonth, Oiiclinng.i, April 29. nienhsim. Rlenheim. April 29. Opawa, lllenheim. April 29. Kapiti. Wnnganui. April 29. Mumiroa, Motitek.i, April 29. Monowai, norllvrn pons April 2?. Arapawa. Puponga. via Kapiti. Apr. ?9. Wakatu, KaikouiT and Lytielton. Apr. 23. Oueen l)f tlio South. Foston, April 29. A ore re, Patea, April 29. Maori, Lyttelton, April 29. Pateena. Picton and Xelson, April 29. I'ierlk', Foxtou. April 29. ! Putiki. WaiiL'amii. April 30. i Stormbiid, Woiiganiii. April 30. I Mokoia. Lyltelton. Diiiie.lin, April 30. j M.apii!iril;-.i, Picton, Xel=jn, West Cou-t, j April a. ' ! Ifipol'.'. Xarik-r, flNliorni-. April 30. j .'.leiaiidci-.' Xe.l-oi! and Mutueku. Anril 30 : ICi'ini'-uiy, Nelson nnd coast. April 30. ! V.'akit'.i. Kiiikoui'ii nnd Lyttelton. Apr. .'O. 1 Hiirunui, Louduii. April 30. 1 MfiiMioa. Lytteltjii, Aiuil Id. | Ivapuni. Pitta. April .'3. ! Taviuni. Xeu- l J lyuiju!li. We-.tpjrt. tlrcy- . ui■null, -Api-M 3d ' i W.iiiiii'i. Xul--m and \V.-n ('-..:i,t. Apr. 'A' Hiil-i. Wiiuf.inm. Aps-il 30. ; T:iviii!ii. Xc'.v Plym.iuih. Wtitport. C:i.-y-i m.i.ili. llokitil-i. April 3Li. ' I Kahil. !•:«■■ t Ciasi noil-, .May I. ! 'mlriini-ali. l,onci ; ,n M-i.v 2. I llemucra. London. May £ ' ; M.ijna. Melliiiiiriie. \ia Lyticlton, Nun- [ c-di'l. lilull'. May 2. ] Mooralii. Sydiiey iKri-ct. May 3. IMTERCOLONIAL SERVICE. VnVF.MKNTS OF STKAMI-iRS. MOKIIAKJ. .••.-.. left Mollmiirnc April W for Hnlmrl. -nuMiern ports, and Wol-1 liiiston. Di:i Wclhnsrtnii .May 5 L?ivrs "iiM diij (ur oyduey direct. I'ue Sydusy i[av Iμ i

MIIAXA. v.s.. Icri Sydney April ?7 for Wellington (liroct. One Wellington M:iv 1. T.i'iivc- May 2 for southern ports, llohort, i'liil .Mftlxitiritc. Dm' Melbourne Miiy 11. MAIIKNU, 5..., Iciiv-i Svdnov May't, lor Auckland direct. Due Auckland ' liny 5. I vos Aii..kliinil Jlnv 6. for Sydney. Due Sydney .May 10. WAlii:l.Ml 10. -« linvcs Svdncv May ■!, for W< Mint-ton ,1i,.,.,t. Hue Wc!Mi.i:;>n •M'ly 8. Leave-; Mav 9 lor llohirt m,d Melbourne, vi-i M.iilli-i-M ports ,)-.,- Melbourne M'lV 18. MAI'MIANI'I, >.>.. |<-:iv<>~ M.-Mini' May K for Unhurt, r-tnillii-i-n ii'i.-l- and W• ilinglvin. Hue Wi'llingi'iii May IV. l.cavr-i :-:inif iln.v for Sydney iliiTcl. ' Due .-yrii.'y M;i,v 21. OVERSEA SHIPPING. STK.VMKWS 'I'D AItRIVI". Prom London. nit.UM nine about April 3()i. sailed oil March 'J. viii Aii-Uand. 'New /.calami Shipping Co., agcnl-.) IMWIMNK idue about .May 2!, soiled on March 10. viii Ciipc Town mill llobarl. iXcw /.calami Shipping Co.. wills.) ! AI,'AU"A (clue about Miiy H'. sailed on J March 3.1. vi:i Cape Touu ami Iloliarl. iShaw. Savill anil Albion Co.. accnU.) I STAI! OK CA.NAIiA (due about .lime !3> sailed on April 3. via Auckland. (Tyscr ! Line, agents.) I IJl'Al'Klir (due aliinil May 29!, sailed on ! April 13, viii. Cape Town ami lloharl. (New I Zealand Shipping ('■>.. ai;cuts.) M \i:i-;i!i; nine about Miiy "tiled on i ■.Miireli 9. iij Australian ports ami A iu-k-I Inml. iT.v.-cr Line, agent-.) TAINT I 1 iluc about Jiiur- 12i. m-'i-il en April 26. via TeiierillV. Cape Mown. ::nil llobarl. iShaw, Sa\ill, anil A'biin (~ I From Liverpool. I KF.XT nine about May 27'. sailed oil Jlnivli 12. ain Sy.lney :>u<i Auckland. (F.-11.-S. Line, ngenis.) NMWAHU iiliie about. May 17i. failed on March 22. via Anel.liiml. (Tvi-er Lino, agi-uls.l XAIIiNSIIIKi: dine about ,lniu> 18), sailed on April ■!. via Ausiraliaii ports ami AuckInml. (F.-11.-S. Line, agents.) J From Montreal. KAKAMKA (due alioiil May 1), sailed on February 21. \ia Australian ports nnil Auckland. (Now /.ealiind Shipping Co., agents.) WAIMATK 'due iilimil June 2). sailed on Morch 22. via. Australian ports am! AuckI Joml. (New Zealand Shipping Co.. agents.) I From New York. HOIItiXFI-LS (ilue nlinul May 311, sailed 011 March 7. via Australian ports and Auckland. illalfiety and Co.. agents.) AXCLO BOLIVIAN (duo nlmiit May 7), failed on February 12. via. Australian porlH and Aiii'klmiil. (A. and A. Line agents.) I'OMOAXA (due aliont Juno 10), Milled on .March 24. via Australian ports and Auckland. :A. and A. Lino, agents.) COURTFIKLI) tdiiv uliont June 12). sailed on April 8. via Australian ports, and Auckland. (Ty>cr Line, agents.) ' From Calcutta^ WAITK.MATA. Wuc about May Si, Failed during April, via Auckland. (U.R.S. Co., agents.) , From San Francisco. MANUKA (due about May 161. sailed on April 24. via Papeete, Rarotonga, and Sydney. IU.S.S. Co.. agents.) BY TELEGRAPH. OVERSEA. SVDXEV. Aoril 27. Arrived.—.Mahcno, from Aucklanfl. RVDXKY, April 28. Railed.—Moana, at 2 p.m. yesterday, for Wellington. IIOHAItT, April 28. I Arriveil.—lluahine, from London. MKIiBOURXE. April 28. Arrived.-IJliiuaroii- and (Hen lluiitly, yesterday. COfISTAL. SATURDAY. APRIL 27. AUCKLAND. Arrived.—lliir.S. Encountsr. from Waiwora: Hanffsliirc, from Tokomaru Hay. • Sailed.—Jlokoia, (2 p.m.). for southern ports; Kotitku, for Greymouth. OXEUUNGA. Sailed.—liosamond (6.30 a.m.), for Wellington. NAPIEH. Arrived.—Tirtoria. (8.30 a.m.), from AVellingtsn; Kahil. from Wellington. I WAXGAXUI. 1 Arrivpd.-Rtormbird (5.10 a.m.) and Kapiti (5.25 a.m.), from Wellington. NKIiKON. Arrived.-Waverley (8.4 a.m.), from Wellinstin. Sailcd.-Waimea (1.30 a.m.), for Tsrakohe. r.TTTKLTON. Arrived.—Xerchnna (9.30 n.m.l, from We'lincton. BTJXEDIN. Arrived.—Manngiinui, from Sydney, via

Wellington. Sailed.-—Kotare, for southern ports. SUXDAY. APRIL 23. AUCKLAND. Arrived.—Maitai (9.45 a.m.), from Xewcn.stie. Sailed— Karamca, for Gisborne and sr-ufh-crn porls. ON"EllUi\'(iA. Rarawa's departure has l)een postponed until Tuesday. XKLSOX. . Arrived.-Nikau (4 a.m.). from Wellington: Aralmra (5 a.m.), from Wellington, via I'ictou. LYTTELTON. Arrived.—Mararoa. (1.35 p.m.), from Wellington. DUNEDIN. Sailed.-Maungumii, for Melbourne, via Bluff. HEPOIJTS TiY WIRELESS. At dsht- o'clock last iiitrht the local Itadiii Office received the following from the Tahiti en route to .Sydney:—Distant, i'.S miles; Lat. 39.54 dec. south; Long. 171.15deg. east; wind, .MY., pretty strong; bar, 29.45; cloudy; heavy sea. The Aorangi, which is en route from Wellington to Snn Francisco, reports :—Distant. M 2 miles; liar, 29.50; head X.W. gale, to-day; heavy tea; dear weather. The following vcsspls will prohablv be wii.liin wireless range this evening toria (Wellington to Sydney, via northi'i'n ports); Moeraki (Melbourne to Fouthern ports); Jlaunganui (Wellington to Melbourne, via southern ports). Moana- (Sydney to W'jllington). and Rualiinc. » EXPORTS 11Y HURUXUJ. Tiic Xcw Zealand Shipping Company's steamer ihinir.ui. which take:- her departure- from Wellington on May 2. has the following cargo on board from New Zealand ports:—From Wangmiui: 2900 bales wool. 93 .'asks pells. 330 casks tallow. From Auckland: 919 bale? wool. 37 cask? pelts, 151 casks tallow. 1115 cas»s gum, 451 :-<icka cum, 6 sacks rasing.*, 293 hunrltns timber, 131 carcasses mutton. 7094 carcasses lamb. From Tokomarn Bay: 323 bales wool 61 rasks pelt?. 60 casks tallow. 8315 cnreasses mutton. 2052 careas'ps, lamb. 42 ''arcifFes legs. 560 f|ii,irlers beef. From fiisborne: 369 bales wool. From Xapier: 1828 bale* woo!. 114 casks pelt?. 208 casks tallow. 10 casks casings, 200 sacks scrap tin, 119 eafks premier ins, $ packages sundries. From Timaru: 660 bales wool. ■ <00 cns.ks tallow, 11.083 eareas'os mutton. 39,604 carcasses lamb, 70 crates kidneys. From L.vUelton: 27*8 bales wool, 61 casks pelts, iCO casks t-tlknv, 83 raskf oleo, 24 bags dro=.-, 21 cases honey, 22 bales skins, l sack cocksfoot, tense horsehair, 1 parkage. sundries. From Xaplpr—Tn Onole: 9 bales wool, KAEAMEA AT AUCKLAND. On Friday lost .•.?. Karameo, under charter to the Xew Zealand Shipping Co., arrived at Auckland from St. John. Cinada. via Melbourne and Sydney. The ■second officer (Mr. T. '.V. .Tones.' Ti.X.li.) reports that the Karamea sailed from St. ■lohn on February 31, and experience:! Tine weather till arrival al Cape Town on March 8. The call was made for stores and for medical advice. Captain Clifton having contracted n scv:?re attack of rheumatic fevfi. The weather continued Hub after leaving Cape Town till reaching the latitude of Cape Leeuwin. wh?re the vessel ran into a heavy southerly gale, which la:-ted till reaching Cupc Otway. The Karamea arrived <it Melbourne on April 3. and at Sydney .hi April 18. In all 4573 luiis of carao v.cv ili.,vl;nrned at Australian pons. Departure was taken for Auckland .in April 20. unil before the vessel i n-.'H cl;'U- jf ilu- Australian coast u heavy easterly gale ivus m>l with. The wind Mion norl.ed to ilic- south, the storm iu-erca-iiii; in violence, and retarding the ve-stl't progrerj uonsideraijly. The v»«.vl has 171!? i.iiii of eusl for Sew '/et\U»nd port,. CuKnin W. 1 , . C'liflou. K..N.R., is In comtirind, :\iul with luiii are the following ollk-er-:-Mr. K. .1. ihun.«r,. K.X.R., ehlef ulTlcer; Mr. T \V. .l-jiic.--, K.N.K.. --ecor.il uffleer: Mr. H. C. Milliard;' lliiitl ufflcerMf. 1!. R. C. Fi.nl. fourth uilli--r. Mr. \\. Fiiilay--L.ii i- chii/f i-iiKinet-r. :nitl is ur-Nl-eel Ijv Mes.-r-. (.'. M.irmi.iii. .1. Mackenzii', li. C'liniiiiing!., find C. Ho--, teeuiid, third. l-.iirl'i. mid I'ifiii ciiifinccr- reaped ively Mr. li. Dunn i- the ehief and Mr. S. l.iif' in-■-ccoi'-d lol'rigi-raliiii! engineers. Mr. .1. M'lnl.nh i> Ills- lioili-nuaker, and Mr. li Waglanil chief steward. I>III.I , MIC AXI) TAIXrI I.KAVK JIOMI-I. ! Aci:ordiiiL' l.i cable ndviecs. the lin-r T-iinui Icfl London on Friday lu.-l for ' Wclliiigl'in. via I'lyino'jth, 'IViicriflV. Cniic ' Tovit, and Hnhnrt. Th- ve.«el i.' due lure about Junr i:. Tlif tii-jniii.: /1i... !;[■ Loudun ou Friday i for Aucklaml, via cortt< .

IiOVKRNMKXT STKA.MKRS. The Covci-nniciit Ilineinii.-i is l<l leave for Ca,-1 lopoiut tlii.- -.■veiling. The Tulanekai i- cNpei-ted to come olf the Kvaii- May I'atent Slip to-day. The traininr ship Aniokura, which arrived on Satiirduy la-i. i- ;o reuiain in port until nl'icr the v.inlcr. The hoy.-, who me all ncll ali-.r their crui,,. t,, tln> Southern 1.-laiid.-. will go to tin- Technical Stl'ool for in.-trii.-tion. WKATHLi: ON WI'ST COAST. Lalc-t advices received on Samriiay ly (he I'uioii S.S. Co. were to t lit- eliect 'thii'i Ihe weather conditions at Westport (in.l <ir;\v!ii.iuth ar,. ,-till |, iU I. The Nnv.ia is deliliiH'd. and there i> a heavy "fresh" on Ilic bar «t Wc,tr.ort. The Kon.ala is out- ■ dc. ami the pun is unworkable. At l.reyiiioiiih (here is very heavy .»:,. n:vning, and 11,-. sn-amer- Poherua and Recently llipre arrivtil at Fnlnioulh no fewer than tiii.e overdue ivlleal-laden vc.-.cls from Au-traliaii ports. Tile first ve--el 1:1 |~. ri-purted was the liriti-h baruiic Killoran. Ri days out from (icoIfiip; ih"ii Hie well-known ship Leylniid !!r..l!i'.'t-, 1.55 day-, out from .M.-lbourne. Tin- !;■-■: vc.-r-l to arrive in the Knglish Cl!-.iniifl was the Xorweirian liarqui! Ale yon. wlii.-li \v:is 131 days out from Port Pirie. Hy the arrival of the Alcyon a; Kalmoutli I'tc last of the Xovoinlier wheatladen from Aii-trclia has Vieen reported. Mr. fiillandcr. rc.urlh ongineeror Hie Makura. and Mr. Ferguson, third engineer of the Jlaniiitiiuni, have exchanged places. A southern exchange Hates th.it the well-known Iliinsa Line of steamers, lielonging to Hγ en, will in future trade regularly from New Vork to .Melbourne, Sydney, mid New Zealand ports, under charter In Iho I.'.S. and A.S.S. Lin,?. The 11-iiica Manners arc already known in New Zealand rorts, tlm f thein, the Ti-irels. Marienfels, and Katt-entnrni, h»Ting delivered -Vjw Vork corgoes within the pa-t few months, while a. fourth, the lioliiMil'els, is diii- shortly. The JHnsa Line steamers; wlio-e ' name's end in '-'feTt" ■burg, or -iiirin. The Tiuiuni arrived at Lyttelton from Wcstiiort yesterday. She is to sail this afternoon for Wellington, and is due here to-morrow. The v?-sel leaves again tomorrow at 3 p.m. for Xew Plymouth, Westpoll, and Cireymoiith. Mr. lin-'ct. fourth oflicor of the Wakamil. signed off the vessel at Wellington on Saturd.iy. On Saturday the Whangape left Wollinglnii for Lyltelton. From Ihat port th» ve«s;i proceeds uitlier to Xcwrnst'.c or Kverlon firange. F.-H.-S. steamer, is due here In-inormw from Wanganni to complete Home Ir-iiliug. lr the vcfsel has not alre-id.y V.huA all consignment:-: offering at Wditara, sh? will return there on Saturday to do so. Otherwise the will leave on Saturday for London. The Tvser liner Indraliarah is due here from Napier on Tuesday next. Thy v.-s?( ;;ail« for London on Thursday, May 2. After l.wottlv yiars' service in the Australian and New Zealand trade, the wellknown steamer llfiwkc's Hay. has been sold by the Tys-r Lille to the Casehill Steini ■hip Co. of Londni'. The llji-wks's Hay was liuilL in IC9I hy Messrs. W. Doiford •Hid Sons, Sunderlind, and was a vossi'l ■if 4583 tens gross register. The following movement* of Tysei Miii: steamers ore reported:—The llai'oi'2 arrived at Melbourne on Monday la--t from lii'iidon. She is due to arrive at Wellington on May 7. Tμ: Star of India sailed from London on Tuesday la?t for X«w Zealand ports. Tlri Star of Scotland, which left Wellington «t noon on March '!. for London, via Las Paliuas, arrived in London 011 Tuesday litsl. Captain .1. Malian, Lite of the JoMp" Sims, hfls taken charge of the schooner Lily in place of Captain A. lllooni, who lnis come ashore on sick leave. The Auckland aceiits for tho A. and A. Line (Messr:--. A. 11. Nathan) have rcetivtd ailvicn thai :i steamer has been fixed to sail from Xew York for Melliou?ne. Sydney, and Xew Zealand port?, ineludinrr Auckland, on .luue 10. Under the auspices of the same cc-mpauy another vessel similarly bound is to sail on July 1. Mr. R. F. .Smith joined the Mokoia. «s second engineer at Auckland on Friday. The selioonOT Falcon arrived from Marlboi'onsh Sounds oil Saturday morning with a load of timber (54.030 ft.) for Messrs. Kassoii, Ltd., Kilbirnie. Mr. Winslow. late second officer of the Manapouri, has joined the Maori :t:> chief officer, vice Mr. Home, who has. gone ashore on sick leave. A vessel, formerly known as the Lutteworth, a- constant trader from London to Australian and Xew Zealand polls, and now the Italian liaru.no Amrae, has been mid to Rnsario buyers, who !\it to dismantle her and iise her far the storage <jf grain. -