SHIPPING NEWS.

Dominion, Volume 5, Issue 1539, 7 September 1912, Page 7

SHIPPING NEWS.

PHASES OP THE MOON. SEPTEMBER. Day. Hr. m. Last quarter 5 0 53 a.m. New moon 11 3 18 p.m. First quarter 18 7 25 p.m. Full moon 26 11 4 p.m. MOON. Moon rises to-day, J. 49 a.m.; Bets, 12.11 p.m. HIGH WATER. To-day, 12.1 p.m. To-morrow, 0.35 a.m.; 1.1 p.m. SUN. Sun rises to-day, 6.7 a.m.; tele, 5.31 p.m. ARRIVALS. FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 6. EUEU, s.s. (4.45 a.m.), 65 tons, Kelson, from Napier. ■ ■ „ MAORI, s.b. (6.55 a.m.). 3399 tons. Aldwell, from Lyttolton. Passengers: Saloon—lusscs Ensor, Smallholm, Russell, Ford, Bint, iVoill, George, Brown, Tutman, Butler, Stronach, Baillie, Reed, Tucker, Qumn, Bain, O'Donohuo, I'airweather, OalnwcH, Cai-son, Fraser, M'Lean, Staples, Reading, Payne, Wyley, Simpson, Gobert, Mesdameß Uyde, M'Ewan, Thompson, Vernon, Hartley, Staples, Dodgo and 2 children. Trask, Stock, Bush, Halley, Hill, Smith, I<ieho]ls, Brett, Payton, Ingley. Fisher, Ashby, Whyto, Wickes, Beaumont, Smith, tnsor, Brannigan, Green and 2 children, Forbes and boy, Messrs. Dawson, Robertson, Thompson, Hartley, Dqdse. Ensor. Dilles, Smith, Lusk, Denny. Bain, Jamieson, Coyerdale, Cunningham, Collins, Bcttnctt, HallenEtein, Nicholls,' Anderson, Theamin, Baker, Cuthbert, Kerr, Picaithley, Mason, King, Caldwell. Manning. Charters, Fisher, Herron, Babbie, Biss, Lutz, Staples, Broithwaite, Barleyman, FlauvoU, Elders-, Whitcombe, Rcgnault. AnderEon, Wicks, Sughtr holm, Payton, Linley, Linley. Forbes, Bold, Buddo, Chapman, Goldie, Talboys, Ross, Smith, Turton, Luttell, Wright, Green, Oauty, Crawshaw, Taylor, Williams, M'Lennan, Bert, Callaghan, Moore, Canterbury football team (14); 82 steerage. MAITAI, s.s. (7.25 a.m.), 3393 tons, Bolls, from Melbourne, via southern ports. Passengers: Saloon—Misses Cunliife, Honayfield, Wrieht. Clarkson. Mesdames Jelley and child, Flemine and child, Hutton, Olaxkson, Messrs. Wilson. London. D. Connell. Houston, and M'Glashon; 17 stseras*. PATEENA, s.b. (7.30 a.m.), 1212 tons, Watson, from Nelson and Pieton. OP AW A. s.e. (7.30 a.m.), 110 tone, Nicholas, from Blenheim. _ VICTORIA, s.s. (8.10 a.m.), 2969 tons. EntwistJe. from Sydney, via northern ports. WAVERLEY, s.s. (8.50 a.m.), 157 tone, Hoary, from Woacanui. KAPIJNI, s.s. (11.20 asm.), 150 tons, Gibson, from Pa.tea. MANAEOA. b.s. (12.50 p.m.). 122 tons, Hart, fromMotuoka.. KOONYA, s.s. (9.15 p.m.), 1091 tons.Prydc, from Greymouth. _.„ WAKATU. s.s. (9.55 p.m.), 157 tons. Wills, from Lyttelton and Eaikoura.

DEPARTURES. FRIDAY. SEPTEMBER 6. PATEENA, 8.3. (1.15 p.m.), 1212 tons, Wat* 6on, for Pioton and Nelson. . JOHN, S.E. (1.30 p.m.), 342 tons. Holm, for Waugamii. KAPITI. s.s. (3.25 p.m.), 242 tons, Sawyers, Jor.Wangnnui. WAIRTJNA, a.B. (4.30 p.m.). 3947 tons, Butter, for Fiji. VICTORIA, s.s. (5.10 p.m.), 296? tons, Entwisle, for Lyttclton and Dunedin. MAITAI, s.s. fS.eO p.m.), 3393 tons. Rolls, for Sydney. Passengers: Saloon—Dillner, Jones. Hookinc Lecbauri, M'Donald, Wise, Lambert, St. John, Goseoti) Radcliffe, G. L. Aickin, Crand'.a, Berry and infant, Mitford, LiJiton, Jones. Day and infant, Levvey, Home, Captain Ransom, Messrs. G. L. Aicldn, St. John. P. K. Brown, Radcliffo, Garnhnm, E.. 0. Rusfell, Newey, Luttrell.-Croon, Owen. Dwj'er. Ward, Gordon. Robertson, Dpuglas, Antolini, Wise, t>?nisson, .-Jl'Dormott,,- Fairbaiin, Walter, WAVERLET. ,'e.s. (5.45 p.m.), - 157 tons, Purvis, for Picton, Nelson, and West ■ C'Mrt. MAORI, s.e. (8 p.m.), 3399 tons, Aldwfll, for LyttoHdn. EXPECTED ARRIVALS. Hangapapa, Westport. September 7. Koonya, Greymouth. Sentembor 7. Hinemoa, Oastlraoint. September 7. Aorcre. Patea, September 7. Hnia. Wanganni, via Terakoho, Sept. 7. Nikau, Nelson, Jlotueka. Ssptember 7. Mararon. Lyttelton,, Soptembor 7. ■ Jlapourika, West Coast. Neteon, Sept. 7. Kiramu, Bonthern ports. September 7. Neahiivo. Greymouth. September 7. Kaniti, Wantranui. September 8. Maori. Lyttfllton, September 8.. Arariina, Calcutta, via Auckland, September 8. ■ Wnirau, Blenboim. EoDtember 8. Mokoia, Dunedim Lyttelton. September 8. Ripple. Gisborne; Soptembor 8. Arnnawa. Lyttolton. September 8. Gsitie. Foxton. September 8. Athonic, London, via way ports, Sept. 9. Kowhni, Gitilrirne, Septemhcr 9. ■Waitemnta, Nowoartlo. September 10. Aloxand«>r, Terakohe. September 10. Monowai, northern ports, September 10. Indraldma, Now York, via way ports, Sentemher 11. Moerakl Svdney direct, September 11. Knhn, N.inier, via coa=t. September 11. Navna, Suva, via Auckland, Sent. '2.. Waimnna, Tjond"n, via wav ports. Sept.. 12. Victoria, Dunorlm, Lyttelton, Sept. 12. Romuera. London, via vwiy ports, Sept. 12. Moana. Sydney. Sontembor 12. ' Aoranei. San Francisco, via. way ports, ■September 12. Tarawera. northern ports. September 13. Mannganui, Melbourne, via south, Sept. 13.

PROJECTED DEPARTURES. Ptormbird; Woneanni. Seiitember 7. Onawa. Blenheim. Septßmbor 7. ■ Kanuni,- Patca,': September 7. Kowera. .-P.ijtea, Sentemher 7. Nikau, Nelfon, Motueka. - September 1. MaraToa, Lyttelton, September 7. Maneapapa, Westport, Knramea. Sept. 7. Wakatu, Kaikoura, Lyttelton. Sept. 7. Arahnra. Plcton, Nelson, West Coast, September 7. Komata, Wejtport. September 7. Kapnni. Patea, September 7. Bum. East Coast.. September 7. Karamu, New Plymouth, West Coast, September 7. Kowtad, Greymouth. September 9. Aorere. Paten., September 9. Hula, Wanromii, Puntember 9. Pateena. Picton, Nolfon. September 9.' Maori, Lyttelton. September 9. Gertie, FoxMn. September 9. Ara.pawo, Wanennui. September 9. Mn.naroa, Motuoka, September 9. Mokoia, northern ports, September 9 Monowoi. Lyttelton, T)unedin, Sept. 10. Mapourika, Nelson. West Coast, Sept. 10. Kipple, Napier, Gishorne. Sept. 10. Alexander, Nelson. West Coast, Sent. 10. Blenheim, Blenheim. September 11. Ko.hu. Napier. September 11. Jloeraki, southern ports, Hobart, Melbourne. September 12. Victoria, northern Sydney, Sent. 12. Moan-% Ra.rotone-n., Papeete, San Francisco. September 13. Tarawera., Lvttolton, Dunedin, Rept. 13. Aoranei, Sydney dir<wt, September 13. Ma.unga.nul, Sydney direct, September 15.

INTERCOLONIAL SERVICE, ':.. MOVEMENTS .OP.STEAJrEES. ■MATTAI,V.e.s.;"left Melbourne Auenst 28 for Hobart. southern oorts. and Wellington. I?uc Wellington September 6. Leaves eame day for Sydney direct. Due Sydney 10. MAUNGANUI. els., !e!t Melbourne Sep. tnmW 4, for Hobart. southern ports, and Wellington. Duo Wellington Sontember 13 Leaves same day for Sydney direct: Due Syrinx Smtember 17. MOERA.KI, 6.5., leaves Sydney September 7 for Wellington direct. Due Wellington September 11. Leaves September 12 for southern ports, Hobart, and Melbourne Due Molbourno Sontembor 21. VICTOBIA. 6.5.. leaves Dnncdin SeptemW 10, for Lyttelton and Wellington. Due Wollinzton September 12. Len.ves tamo day for northern ports and Sydney. Due Sydney Eoptember 20. OVERSEA SHIPPINC. STEAIEEES TO AREIVE. From London. MIMIRO (due about September 16), failed on July 11. via. Australian ports, Auckland, and Napier. (Tyscr Line, agents.) ATHENIO (due about September 9).eailed ?■?!. 3xl K 22 .',, Tia ' CaPJ. Town and Hobart. (Shaw. SaviU, and Albion Co.. agents) EEJITTEEA (due about September 11), sailed on July 27, via Capo Town and Hobart. (New Zealand Shipping 00., agents) COMNTHIO (duo about September M), sailed on August 4, via Cape Town and Hobart. (Shaw, Savill and Albion Co agent'!.) RANGATIEA (due about September 18), Bailed on July 27, via Auckland. (Shaw, Savill, and Albion Co.. agents.) 'AEAWA (due about October 2), sailed on August 17, via Capo Town and Hobart. (Shaw, Savill, and Albion Co., agents.) EUAHINE (due about September 30), soiled on August 14, via Cape Town and Hobart (New Zealand Shipping Co., agents.) WAUIANA (dura about September 12), sailed on July 16, via Sydney and Auckland. (Shaw. Savill and Albion Co., agents.) INDEABAEAH (due about October 20), sailed on August 17, via Australian ports and Auckland. (Tyeer Lino, agents.) ' PAKEHA, s.s. (due about October 22), sailed on August 21, via Australian porte and Auckland. (Shaw, Savill, and Albion Co., agents.) , NEREHANA, s.s. (due about November 9), sailed on August 29. via Australian ports and AiirlOnml. (Tyser Lini> iigonts.) ELTCTAKA (due about October 16). s.iiled on Aufrust 31, via Capo Town nnd Hoba-i't. (New Zealand Shipping Co.. agcnU.) From-Liverpool. KAIPAHA.fduo about September 30), tnlU «d on Auemt 3, vM. AmwaUji Mid Auckland., CEVBj kino, agsfltiU ■.

SURREY (due about October 28), sailed ?S 24 ' Vla Ca Pe Town and Hobart. (F.-b. Line, agents.) KIA ORA (duo about October 15), failed 011 /urast 19, via. Auckland. (Shaw, Savill, and Albion Co., agents.) From Montreal. KAKAIA (duo about October 18), Eailed on August 10. via Australian ports and Auokland. (New Zealand Shipping Co., agents.) From New Yorli. ANGLO-CALIFORNIAIf (due about Scptembor JO), eailed on July 9, via. Australian ports and Auckland. (A. and A. Lino, ngonte.) IKDRALEMA (duo about September 11), sailed on June 15, via, Australian ports and Auckland. (Tysor Line, agents.) WALTRATTTE (duo about September 9), BMlod in June, via, Auckland. (Tacuum Oil Co., ngents.) SOUTHERN (duo about October 4), sailed on July 19, via Auckland. (Vacuum Oil Co., agents.) WIIAKARUA (due about October 16), sail- » *?"? A ™Bnst 5, via Australian porta and Auckland. (Tyeer Line, agents.) BERhENFELS (due about October 20), sailed on August 18, via Australian ports and Auckland. (Dalgety and Co., agents.) From Philadelphia. WIMBLEDON (due about October 15), sailed in August, via Auckland. (Gollin and Co., agents.) From San Francisco. AORANGI (Sue about September 12), via Papeete and Rarotonga. (TJ.S.S. Co., agents.) From Caloutta. APAKI3IA (due about September 7), eaJlea August, via Singapore, Samarang, and Auckland. (U.S.S. Co., agents.) OVERSEA. • . . SYDNEY, September 6. Arrived.—wimmera, (6 p.m.), from Auckland.

BY TELEGRAPH. COASTAL. ' FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 6. AUCKLAND. Arrived.—Haliira, whaling store ship, from Russell; Atua (2.10 a.m.), from Sydney, via Fiji, Samoa, and Tonga; Koutunui, from Oisborne, via East Coast' bayß. Sailcd.-Waltraute, for Napier, Wellington, and Lyttelton; Aparima (3.25 p.m.),for Wellington; Southern" Cross, mission steamer (1.40 p.m.), for Norfolk Island; Kcreru, ketch, forNiue and Cook Islands. ■ NAPIER. Arrived.—Tarawera (1 p.m.), fiom Wellington. WAITARA. Arrived.-Tainui (3.30 p.m.), put back through stress of weather. NEW PLYMOUTH. Sailed.—NgapuM (8.35 p.m.), for Onehunga. FOXTON. Arrived.-Gcrtie (4.40 p.m.), from Wellington, PICTON. Arrived.-Patoena (4.55 pan.), from Wellington. MOTTJEKA. Sailed.—Nikau (4.15 p.m.), for Wellington, i , WESTPORT. •Sailed.—Mangapapa (0.10 a.m.), lot Wellington. GREYMOUTH. Sailed.-Ngahora (3.10 a.m.), for Wellington. LYTTELTON. Arrived.—Ulimaxoa (6.55 a.m.). from Wellington; Kaitaugata (8 a.m.), from Newcastle. Sailed.-Karamu (6.5 p.m.), for Wollington, ,?>cw Plymouth, Westport, and Qreymouth; Maraioa (6.25 p.m.), for Wellington. POKT CHALMERS. Sailed.-Turakina (5.30 p.m.), for Bluff.. . : ■■, ;'.'■'■ DUNEDIN* . . ' ' .".'

Arrived.-rNgaforo, froia Wostport: Breczo, from Oamairu. ' Sailed.—Ralsanoa, for Westport; Nratoro, for Bluff. Sailed.—Mokoia, for Auckland; via way ports. Passengers: Saloon—Misses Hichings, Burnett, Jlesdames Salmon and child, Thompson, Agnew. Cunningham, Johnston and son, Messrs. Salmon. Schultz, MaeFarlane, Johnston, Irwin, Gardiner, Captains Bono and Oarey: 12 steerage. MAHENO'S ARRIVAL AT AUCKLAND. Wireless advice received from the Union Company's steamer Maheno eitatca that tho vessel is expected to arrivo at Auckland from Sydney at 10 a-.m. to-morrow. The southern portion of her mails will, therefore, arrive in Wellington by Monday afternoon' 6 Main Trunk express. ■;.' REMUERA'S ARRIVAL DELATED. Early yesterday morning the New Zealand Shipping Company's R.M S. Remncra arrived at Hobart from London, via Cape Town. It was orieinallv intended thnt t>e liner would reach Wellington about Wednesday next, but es ebo Kid a lareo caruo to land at .the Tasmanian port it is <rei>ected that she will not got away for Wellinirton until about Mondav next. Storage on tbo .wharves at Hobart is liniitert. and t.he Athene, which arrived from London the day before the R-emuera, took up nil available space. The Rerniwra. should arrive at tliia port about Friday or Saturday of next week.

APAKIMA DTJE TO-MOREOW. Leaving Auckland at 3 25 p.m. yesterday the Union Company's Ca' r i'tta trader Ana. riroa should arrive at Wellington to-mor-row afternoon. On oomplctipn of part flisrhnrgo here the Anarima proceeds to Lyttelton, Timaru, and Dunedin. ATHENIC'S'EXPECTED'AKRIVAL. • Tt is exneeted that the Shaw. BitUl E.M.R. Athenic; which is en route from London, via way ports, will arrive in port on Monday forenoon. ' THE WALTBATTTE. En Tonte froin New York to' Wellington the Vacuum Oil Company's ch.irtered Rteamer ■ Wnltrdute left Auckland for Napier yesterday. The vessel should show up at this port about the middle.' of iiexj week. MIMIBO'S MOVEMENTS. Messrs. Bannatyne and Co., local ageute for the Tysor Line, have been advised that tho Mimiro continued her iouxney from Sydney to Auckland yesterday. The vessel which i 6 en route from London, Is due at Wellington about September 16. WAITEMATA LEAVES NEWCASTLE. The local office of the Union Company have received' advice statin? that the tramp steamer Waitemata left Newcastle «* 4 p.m. on Thursday for Wellinirton direct. On completion of part discharge hero the Waitemata proceeds to Lyttelton and Timaru. OCEANIC STEAMSHIP CO. The local agents for the Oceanic Steamship Company (Mossre. BaTimtyno and Co.) have been advised that E.M.S. Sonoma left San- FranoiFco for Sydney, via Honolulu and Piufb Paso, on Ai'tniet 27. She '« flno at the. Now South Wales port on Monday, September 16. on d hap on board 20(10 tons of cargo, including 400 tons of Tofripfirated cartro, to land at that port. The Sonoma leaves Sydney on tho return trip on September 21, and is duo at 'Frisco on October 10.

MESS-TABLE GOSSIP. Mr. A. Toten. chief officer of thi Komata, has Bi?npd off the vessol. Mr. E. Beeves, leto chiel of the MapouTlka, has relieved him. Captain W. Nicholas, of the Opawa, has mmfl nshore for a trip or two. Oaptain W. Deiley , i« now in oharcoof tho Ottawa. Mr. M. (rilhert, third en«Hni-or of the Mo.itai, left tho veft'nl at Wellington yesterday to join the at Auckland, "t second. Mr. G. Luke, lato of the Kanna, is now third of the Mn.itai. Captain Eaneora. who brought the Union fiomnany's -new steamer Kntoa. out from Home, left for Sydney by tho Maitai yesterday, en route for Eneland. Mr. E. Horn, mate "f tho Warerley. signed off tho vessel at Wellington yesterday. NOTICE TO MAEINEES. Oamaro Harbour.—Drpdftlns; at entrance: The Oamn.TU Hajrbonr Board have notified that tho drpdgo Progress is now working in tho vicinlt.y of the entrance to Oamn.ru Harbour. The dredge has six moorings laid out in different directions, and rear!nora and,othors ore warned to proceed with great caution when passing the dredge. A red flag will be shown by day and a white lirtt by night on the clearest side rov passing the dredge. .. Oll "r*f ,?*?•• affertea-. Admiralty Chart ii ; «np p£ w ?« Pilot," oighth edition, 1908, Chapter viij, page 248.

Tho Kini, coal ladon, left Greymouth for Lyttelton and Timaru yesterday afternoon. Tho Island trader Navua left Suva, for Wellington, via Auckland, at 5 p.m. on Thursday last. This port should be made an Thursday, September 12. Karamu, s.s., the new Union steamer, arrives at Wellington from Lyttelton today, and proceeds thonee to Now Plymouth and the West Coast. Doth the Blenheim and the Hawcra were placed on tho Wellington Patent Slip yesterday. The latter vessel will coino off to-day. Work, which will take a fow days, has to bo done to the Blenheim. It will bo remembered that this vessel grounded on the Wairau Bar eonie timo ago, and this has necessitated some slight repairs to her hull. The Putiki will be taken up for overhaul ncit week. Latest charters include the Canterbury Steamship Company's Petone, 70S tons. Sho is to take a cargo of timber from Wanganui to Sydney. The Jfaoriland Steamship Company's Holradalc, 267 tons, loads timber at Karamea, for Sydney. A communication which the Imperial Merchant Service Guild has received from one of its members, an officer, serving in one of a fleet of large steamers where tho conditions are considered to be superior to thoje obtaining in tie general run of cargo vessels, contains tho following:—"I am giving up tho sea altogether this voyage, as I have hopc6 of getting married eomo day, and I do not thini it worth it at sea, especially as there aro so many privileges extended to married men, and so many holidays, etc., that, as I say, am trying my Inck ashore. I find I can manage far better ashore on £2 per week, and,. at tho same time, have a home."