SHIPPING NEWS.

Dominion, Volume 5, Issue 1546, 16 September 1912, Page 7

SHIPPING NEWS.

■» PHASES OF THE MOOX. SEPTEMBER. Day. Hγ. m. Last quarter 5 ft 53 a.m. Xew muon 11 3 18 p.m. J-'iret Quarter 18 7 25 p.m. Full moon ;... 26 11 4 p.m. MOOX. Moon rises to-day, 8.6 a.m.; cct.', 11.54 p.m. JIIGII WATER. To-day, 8.29 a.m.: 9 p.m. To-morrow, 9.21 a.m.; 9.49 p.m. STJ.X. Sun rises to-day, 5.51 a.m.; sets, 5.40 p.m. ARRIVALS. SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 14. NIKAU, E.s. (5.25 a.m.), 252 tons,' Hay. from Nelson and Motueka. MARAROA. e.s. (6.25 a.m.). 2598 tons. Manning, from Lyttelton. Passengers: SaloM -Misses Jl'Gill, Newton. .Norman, Gillies. Ritchie, Butler, riiillips, Wood, Smiler, Barron, Kinstrey, Vry, Mnnroc, Spiers. Walls, Nicalls, Patterson, Smith, lleidames T'ascoe, ReiHy, Alexander. liushell. Claphanev. Butler. Isaacson, Rankiii, Captain Raincy, Messrs. Atkinson, Jlcnzic-:, IllumleU. Yates, Ksymour, Wicfcs.l Fofhcrinihiun, ltushell. Wobli. Guthrie, Bodkin, Weaver, lieoce. Oresg, FianaKan, Allen. Dirminsham. Trcndle, Hunter. Drybursh, Collins, Covertry, ])eiiyardi>. Smith (2). Patterson, Bankin, Nicol'. Bushell. Murray, Longedalo, Klippet, Hurst, Strang-Mure. Croll; I') steerage. MANAROA, s.s. (6.50 p.m.). 122 ton*, llaxt, from Havcloek. GEUTIE, s.s. (7 p.m.), 269 tone, Kodzcr, from Foxton. ASAPAWA, s.s. (8.15 p.m.), 2£fi tons, Thompson, from Wanganui. PATEENA, s.s. (10.5 p.m.),' 1212 tune, J. G. Watson, from Nckon and Pieton. Passensers: Salmon—3tis?js Lonsdale, Greenslade, Brown, Bartlctt. Hudson. Gilbert, Jaekjon, Rutherford, ■ Jteycrs, Managhan, F.sson, Godfrey, Sheridan, M'Callimi, Newton (2), Nel-on, Gihb, Martin. Edward?, Dowr.cs, Beethnm. Mtv-ilames Morton and child. Henry mid child, Aproon-Smith and child, Robinson, flas'itf. Harris, Baker, Van Staveren and nhild. Edwards, Botham, Maldaae. Mes.=re. Bissar. MurUon. Henvy, Giblin. Beamish, Biimins, Fitzgerald, Kcrkin, Hagilt, Harris. Kcv. Ki'mobrley. Whiting, Roberts, Morpcth, Whelan, Buchanan, Symons, l!=v. Bit<-lifield. West. Campbell. Fielder, Brown, Conavan, Danby, Dut;t;an, Goodman. Valpy, Mlchalenuy, Town-t-snd, ApDleby, Goolinp, Jtartin (2), Pound, Fuller, M'Caltum. Giraud, Allen, Picot, Gihb, Griffiths, Morelind; 16 Kte3raje. KENNEDY, s.s. (10.30 p.m.), 226 tons. Wildman, from Foxton. , . KAPITI. ?.s. (11.40 p.m.), 242 tons, .Sawyers, from Pictoif. MAPOURIKA. s.s. (4.50 p.m.). 1203 tone. Ritchie, from Kelson. Vusscnncrs: Saloon— Jtessr';. Sirom, M'Millan. M'Coll. Jt'Nabb, HuKhes. Caldwell. Gillon, Broad. Dillon, Hills. Major lioMon, Col. Lovcdny, licedaniC3 M'Coll, Omnt. Oilbn, Broad nnd infant, Misses Smith (2), Burke. SUNDAV. SEPTEMBER 15. BLENHEIM, s.s. (2.10 a.m.). 125 tons, Watson, from Blenheim. , . RIPPLE, s.e. (4 a.m.), 570 tons, Carlson, from Oisboruc. AORERE. s.s. (4.10 a.m.), 77 tons, Fisk, from Pa tea. . ' JIAOIU. p.s. (7.25, a.m.), 3399 tons.Aldwelt, from Lyttelton. Pas'-'engers: Saloon—Misses To Tan, M. Clark, Kersley, Finlay, Paape ni i child, Jteek, Bioame, Hurru-l. llayward. Hunt. Stewart. Holderaets, Waller, ]luckstep, Reukin. lle-sdames Te Tau. Kt-rtley, Thompson .ind 2 elii.'dren, Vaughau, Paul, Harrow. ,In;-tire, Hayward, Merrett. Marryiitt, M'Glinkie, "IMA. Miller, P.oss. Messrs. Conrad, Andrews, PollciWiome. Kersley, J. Rhodes, Miller, Gille--nie and child, Thompson. Sanilbere, Brommer, Townsend. L. H. Norton. To Tau, S. H. Turner. Hawker and boy. Doujrtas. Lieiit.-Col. Will, J. Stone, Harrow, Revel!, Rasgrove, Rrcakspeare, Rix. Skcrton. R. Welsh. Bcl\. StephCKon, Davidson, Guthrie, 'Darby. Bdllin, Tiallin, F. Ell, Halt. Thomas, Wnrd, LouEhlan; Partridge, Free. Patcrson, Wilson, Boon. Robinson, Smith.' Cook, Otley, Petterd, Wilson. Chappell, Harris. E. Brown. Wiilkcr. Williams, Harper, Ilcnarty, Otway, M'Cluckie. Paape.-Turner, Wilson, Ifunrys. Tonus, Berry, Riddini, Dimworth. Matthews, Rowley. I)uUii«, Clifford, Spencer. Jlarratt, Vial. Ros3, OiTjhons: 'A fteeraKO. ' HUIA. s.s. (9.10 a.m.), 127 tons, Burt, from .Wanpro.nui. . , KAITAXGATA, s.?. (noon) , , 323 tons, Manley, from Westport. AWAHOU. B.p. (12.15 p.m.), 407 ton?. Manley, from Napier. ' WALTIfATJTE, s.s. (1.7(1 p.m.), 3618 tons, . Hnwnn, from New York. ■ FLORA, s.s. (4.30 p.m.), 1273 tons, YTillfains, from Lyttelton. RAKANOA. s.s. (4.40 p.m.), 2246 ton?, Barlow,-. from .Westport. ■- • .-.- ..■.■ JIONOWAT. ?.s. (12.40 n.tn.). 3433 font, .Edwin, from Lyttelton. Passcnsers: Saloon— Ifi-rncs Whitehcnd,-M'lnl.yre. Lawncy,'Cata'(rhan. Conncl. Emms. Slauler.' Green. Dor.nst. Warren, and An>olo\ Union Compnuyfootball tc.nm. and Wellington Association foothall tea,m, Messrs. Tomlinson. Campbell, Bnrtbtt. Cnburn, Pine (Jl, Donplas, Seagc-. John Fuller, jun., 71amer. Bolton.Cobb, Lewis. KirschliorK. Wood, Shaw, Hunratti, Rawlin?. Drr.v.v Mentvard, Kroußh. Rcardon, Bolpon, Lomas, Wilson; 34 stcrage.

DEPARTURES. SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 14. ARAHUKA, s.s. '{1243 ti.m.).' J596 tons, Lamb.crt. for Nelson and West Coast. WAITEMATA. f.s. (12.30 p.m.), 5«2 tons, Qu-fon. for Lytteltnn. 1 NGATORO, s.s. (l.'O p.m.), 1137 tons, CHris-tiit-n. for Grcymouth. NIKAU. «j=. (2.5 n.m.), 243 tons. Hay, for Ncleon and Motuelia. HAWEItA. 5.5. (4.55 p.m.), 2CO tons, Jackson, \for Patea-. XAVUA, e.s. (4.50 p.m)., 2930 tone, for WeHnort. KOMATA. f.s. (5.25 p.m.), 1994 tons, Holmes, for. Westnnrt. HATJPIPJ. as. (9.10 p.m.), 715 tons, M'Kcnzio. for Auckland. KOOM'.A. .«.?. (9.4S p.m.), 1091 tons, P.ob=rtson. for Oreymoutli. . MABAKOA, s.s. (11.5 p.m.), 2598 tons, Manning, fov Lytlclton.

EXPECTED ARRIVALS. ' Jiakanoa. Wertport, September 16. Kaitangata, Westport, September id. Wn-katu. Lyttelfou, Kaikoura, Sopt. 16. ■Waimana, Lar.don. via way port 3, September 16. T'jMvcra, Fatca, September 17. Nikau, Nelson. Jfotueka. September 17. Mararoa, LyttcUon, September 17. Kosamond, Onehunga, New Plymouth, September 17. ■ Mimiro. London, via. way ports, Sept. 17. jirnkoia. nort>"?ni port?. September 17. JtanEopana. Westnort, September 17. Maitai. Sydney direct, September 18. Knhu, East Coasl. September 18. Araliura. West Coast, Nelson, Picton, Scntcinbcr 18. T.ira-wera. northern ports. September 19. iln.nuUa. IMbourne. via sonth, Hept. ?.n. -' Wimrasra, Sydney, via north, Sept. 20.

PROJECTED DEPARTURES. Defender. Holtitika, September 16. Flora, New Plymouth, Westport, Greymouth. ' September 16. Opawa, Blenheim. September 16. Gortic. foxt.-vn, September 16. Rtormbird, Wa-npamii, September 16. Kp.puni, Patea. September 16. Hincmoa, southern ligivthonscs, Sept. 16. Aororc. Pat-ca, t-eptcmlior 16. Blenheim. JJbnlieiin. September 16. Huia, Wangaiuil, September 16. . Arapawa, Vv'anganui. September 16. Pntecna, Piston. Nelson, September 16. Maori. Lyttclton, Keptember 16. Kennedy, Noleoii. West , Coast. Sept. 16. Manaro'a, Motucka, September 16. Monovrai, northern ports, fieptcmber 16. Jlokoia, liyMe]ton. Dnnedin, Sept. 17. Mapourilta, Nolson. West Coast, Sept. 17. Ripple, Napier. Oisbornc, September 17. ltosamond, Picton, Nelson. New, Plymonth, Onehungu, Bentembcr 17. Nikau, NelSDn-, llotueka, Sept. 17. Jfararoa, liyttclton, September 17. Jlanbra, Patea. September 17. . Kapiti, Waneanui, Scptemlrer 17. Wcitaku, Kaikoura, Lytteltnn, Sept. 17. liakanoa, Westport, Sept. 17. ■ Kaitangata, Lyttclton, September 17. . Maitai. Jlclbourne, via .south, h'ept. 19. Tarnwera. I.yttcltor. Uuncdin, Sept. 19. .Manuka. Sydney direct. Sent. 20. Wimmcra-, 'I.yMelton. D\incilin, Sept. 25. Araliura, Picton, Nelson, We=t Cflast. September 21.

INTERCOLONIAL SERVICE. ■MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS. TJUIIAKOA. s.s.. leaves Melbourne September lj for Hobart. southern ports, and Wellington. Duo Wellington September 27. Leaves Mime day for .Sydney direct. Due ' 'maNTJKA. V.3., left .Sydney. September 11. for Hobart, southern ports, and Wclliiiclon. T>m Wellington September 20. Leaves «ame day for Sydney direct. Due Svdncy .September 24. 'WAITAT, «.s.. toft Sydney. September 14, for Wellington direct. Due Wellington September 18. Leaves September 19, for southern ports. Hobart, nnd Melbourne. Due' Melbourne September 28. WIJUIF.IIA. s.s., left .Sydncv .September 11 for northern ports ami Wellington. Duo Wcllinitton foplcmbcr 20. f.eaves same day for Lytlellou and Dunedin.

OVERSEA SHIPPINC. STKAMEES TO ADRIVK.' From London. MIMIRO (due about September 17), sailed on July U. via Australian porlf. Auckland and Xni'icr. iTyser Ijinc. agents.) CODINTHIC (due about . September 20'. nailed on Aiikusl 4, via Cape Town nnd Hobart. (Sliaiv. Savill and Albion Co.. agcnlE.) JIANGATIRA 'due nbout September 23!, sailed on July V. via. Auckland. (Shaw. Savill and Albion Co.. Bccnls.) ' AKAWA (due about October 2). sailed on Ausiu6t 17, via Cape Town and Hobart. (Shaw. Savill and Albion Co., agents.) .

KUAHIXE (due about September 30). fai!ed on AueuU 14, vio. Cane Town and Ho-bai-t. (New Zealand .Sliippioa Co.. iiEcnts.) WAIMASA (duo atioul. Septcrjber 161, sailed on July 16. via Sydney nnd Aii':!;land. (Shaw, Savill and Albion Co., nitents.) IXIHIABARAH (due about Ck-'obcr 20), Bailed on August 17, via Australian ports and Auckland. ITsv-cr Line, agents.) I'AKEHA (due about October Ei), sailed on 21. via, Australian pints and Auckland. (Shaw. Smill and Albion Co.. agents.) . NEHKHAXA (due about November S), sailed on Auisubt 29, via Australian ports and Auckland. iTyscr Line, o&reiit?.) : RIMUTAKA (due about October 16), saili'd oii Aucust 31. via- Cape Towu and llobart. (New Zealand Shippini; Co., ngente.) OTAKt (duo abo:it October 31). sailed on September 8, via. Auckland. (New Zealand .Shipping Co., agents.) From Liverpool. KAIPARA (ilue about Senlembcr 30), sailed on August 2, via Australia aud Auckland. (F.-S. Line, agents.) .BURRKY (due about October 26). sailed on August 24. via, Cape Town and Hobart. (F.-S. Line, agents.) KIA 01SA (due about October 15). failed on August 19. via Auckland. (Shaw. Savill and Albion Co., asents.) From Montreal. iIAKAIA (due about October IB), sailed on August 10, via Australian ports and Auckland. (New Zealand Shipping Co., ' "\VAI\VERA (tine about October 28), sailed on September 4. via. Australian porta and Auckland. (New Zealand Shipping Co., agents.) From Philadelphia. WIMBLEDON (due about October S i-ailed in August, via Auckland. (Gollin and Co.. agents.) BY TELEGRAPH. OVERSEA. MELBOURNE. September 14. Arrived.—Rodaner, from Otaru. Sailcd.-Rotomahana, for Lyttelton. Arrived.-TJlimaroa, from Bluff, via Hobart. SYDNEY. September 14. Sailed—Rangatira, for New Zealand. SYDNEY, September 15. Sailed.-Jtaitai (5 v.ni.l, for Wellington direct. NF/WCASTLE, September 15. Sailed.—Koromiko, for New Zealand. COASTAL. SATURDAY/SEPTEMBER 14. AUCKLAND. Arrived.—Squall, from fli'sbornc. Sailed.-Doriso (11.15 a.m.l, for Fiji; Waimana, for Wellington; Whangape, for Kaipara, and Sydney; Mokoia, for , southern ports; Katoa, for Westport; Bakinra, whaling steamer, for Kermadcc Islamic. ONEHDNGA. Sailed.-Rosamond (1.10 p.m.), for New Plymouth and Wellington. , PICTON. Arrived.-Arahura (5.15 p.m.), from Wellington. NEI.SOS. Arrived.—Waimca. (9.20 p.m.), from Wellington.

GBEYMODTH. Sailed.-Kaiapoi (11.30 a.m.), and Opouri (3.45 p.m.). for Wellington. LYTTELTON. Arrived.—Tarawcra (2.10 p.m.), from WolHailed.—Turdiina (7.20 p.m.), for Napier. TIJiARU. Sailcd.-Aparima (3.30 p.m.), for Bluff. SUNDAY. SEPTEMBER 15. AUCKLAND. , Arrived.—yictoria, from southern ports; Wimmcr,% (4 p.m.), from Sydney; Ngahcrc, from Groymoulh. rOXTOS. Reports Wavcrley did not sail. NELSON. Arrived.—Amokura (7.40 a.m.), from Picton and Wellington. Sailed— JTnpourika (8.30 a.m.), and Nikau (3.30 a.m.), for .Wellington. WESTPORT. Arrived.—Navuo (2.30 p.m.), from Wellington; Hegulus (10.15 a.m.). from Wangauui. LYTTELTON. Arrivcd.-Wait«mata (8 a.m.). from Wellington; Mararoa (11.15 a.m.), from Wellington. Sailed.—lndralcma (6 a.m.), for Port Chalmers. CORINTHIO AT HOBART. By Telegraph—Press Auiio.-ialion—Cor.yrisiht. '■' (Rec.' September 16, 0.35 a.m.) HOBART. September 15. The Corinthie has arrived from Capetown, ar.d sailo for Wellington at 10 a.m. to-mor-row; 141 p.xsse.ngjrs have bceu landed, aud 532.arc proceeding.

B.M.S. REMUEnA FItOM LOXDOIf. F,arly Saturday morning R.M.S. Kemuera, of the New Zealand Shinpiug Co.'s fleet, reached Wellington from London, via rniy ports. She is the second mail steamer which arrived in port from London during last wecki

After having been delayed for three weeks bv the strike, the Kemuera left London on July 26. The second officer (Mr. M. M. Downton) reports as fellow.—Moderate to fresh S.W. winds were experienced across tile Bay, and on the run down the Spanish coast, and these became less severe as (he vessel proceeded south. Teneriffe was reached at 1 p.m. on Atlirnst 1, and after taking in 1359 tone of bunker coal, the vessel continued her journey on the following morning. Moderate to fresh N.E. trades were encountered with cool weather to the equator, and then fresh S.E. trade winds until arrival at Cane Tov.-n on Saturday. ■August 17. After taking in passengers and mails the journey was resumed at jnidnW\t, when the boat ran into a heavy S.W. pale with high sea*, which continued for 13 hours. The pas«p.:rc across the Southern Oce.in vae marked by fair weather with moderate seas until three days prior to arrival at Hobart, when a. heavy N.E. (rale delayed the vcffel for several hours. The Hcmnera was four days at Hobart— from Friday last until Monday nisht! She discharged 12tO tons of cargo, which in-' eluded peroral heavy lifts, such as two 23ton boilers. The number of which disembarked was 110. The final stage of the mil to Wellington was commenced on Monday nidit, and cominq across the Tasman Sea the weather, though fine, was a. strong westerly gale bliwina al'l the time. Cantain H. F.. Grcenstre»t. in command of tile liomncra. has ths following officers with hinv.-Chinf, Mr. W.' Olohert; second, Mr. Jt. jr. Downfon: thircl, Mr. E. Hollard; fourth, Tilr. 0. H. Startup; chief engineer, Vt. E. A. SuiumCTvills:".-ceoi'iil. Mr. V. \\ r . M'Lenu: third, Mr. 0. Richardson; fourth. 3fr. IV. Oolqiilimin: fifth, Mr. G. Armstrong; sixth, V.T. J. Jlollifan: chief refrigaratinc engineer, Mr. W. 11. Parker; second. Mr. F. liatlcy; ship's surgeon.. Dr. Grant; Marconi noerptor, Mr. Sanderson; chief steward. Mr. Bowcn. About 6000 tons of general cargo is to ,be put out here, (ho steamer leaving for Lyttslton on Wednesday, September 18. MESS-TABLE GOSSIP. Mγ. IT. Claydcn. late chief officer of the Koonya, has gone as relieving second offiMr. C. Keefe, who has come, ashore. Mr. L. Robertson, late of the Terawhiti, has gone as mate of the Koonya. Captain J. I). Frew left the Komata nt Wellington. Captain Uolmos, late of the Koonya. has tilled tho vacancy. Mr.', Barton, assittolnt purser on the Maori, is to transfer to the Monqwai in place of Mr. Williamson, who,joins the Dunedin office staff. Mr. Miller, of the tjnion Company's head office, will succeed Mr. Barton as, assistant, purser on the Maori. Mr. Millar, second officer of the Kntofl. signed' off the vetscl at Auckland, and came south for orders. His place haa been taken by Mr. A. J. Kaylor . Mr. H. M'Dbnald. late ohief engineer of the Kini, has rejoined' the Kaitnim at Auckland, and Mr. M'Jiac has been promoted from second to be acting-chief engineer on the Kini. Captain I!. Caitchcon, who has been in command of the whaler Hananui II for some time part, left the vessel at Auckland, and hie place has been taken by Captain Hall/ Captain J. -Robertson, late of the Monowai, and a very old servant of the linion Company, lias resigned, owing to ill-health. Mr. J. Crecn. late second officer of the Squall, is at Lyttclton awaiting instructions, and Mr. S. A. filiatlicltl. late third of the Hauroto, hfvs joined the Snuall as second. • Mr. Tolen. late chief of the Komata. has joined the Kaituua as chief officer, in nlacc of Mr. G. W. Anderson, who proceeds to Duncdiu for orders. Mr. 11. Dryden. who has been on holiday leave, has joined the Kavuiv as chief officer, relieving Mr. Atkin, who is awaiting orders. Mr. It. Clark, third <>nv<y nf.the Atua. has coup nsliorc at Auckland to sit for his examination for a. chief rrttc'fi certil cate. lie has been relieved *>y Mr. MXcan.

The Union Company's steamer Kalr.noi cUareil Grcymouth Tor Melbourne at 11.30 a.m. on Saturday. Tin.- Oiiouri , loft the West Const port for Sydney during the afternoon. The .simmer Ilnr.-t, 4718 lons, commanded liy Captain 'Muoily, sailed from Ku,:!iirn. Julian, on Aiigun 25. The vc-:.-el lms on hoiinl u full irarpo of MipciThospliatos for Aittlilmui, WcUinglon, and LytU-lton. A projei-ifrt departure from Newcastle for Lyttclton on Saturday evening was llin turret, stesuf/jr Kuroiniliu. She is due at tin- i-outhorn port nliout. Fridn-y nest. It is understood that the pca.-l.al steamer EaJtiura, which hae been laid up for fonic time at Port Chal»orj, but is now Irian at

Dunedin wharf, h at present, undergoing inspection by a syndicate with i<, view to piirclia'-e. -The steamer Hello of Scotland, which has been as;:ii-iatcd with the Australasian trade for some time, hns been sold to Messrs. Mush Ko'iarth and Smi, of (ilas'jow, who have dtcickd to rniruuc lie!- llaron Tivep.lmouth. The .steamer is f.007 tons gross register, and was buill in 1907. On nmmnt of repair.* and ovcriirinl inlcing longer thin was anticipated, the consul Ftenirer, Defcmler will l-.at b:\vc Wellington for HoliitiUa until Z p.m. to-day. The Union Company's new si earner Kararan is expected to leave Grcymoulh for Sydney to-day. She is taliiiiK a timber cargo. The colliers Itaknno-i. ami Kaitancata uro expected to clear Wellington for Westport '•'■lift lj.vttTclt.on respectively to-morrow. The former vessel loads for Auckland. After discharging portion of her cargo at Sydney the Ramjatirn proceed- on to Auckland. Wellington, aud the Bluff for further discharge. She afterwards visits Australian port? for Home loading. She is duo at Auckland about Wednesday, and at Wellington, about September 2i' The TTuiou Company's new steadier Kauri lelt Newcastle cm Thursday with a carjro of coal for Dunedin direct, and is due at the southern port to-morrow. The Bncknall steamer Baralong, which arrived at Lyttelton on Thursday evening from Runbury, via Albany and Melbourne, has a cargo of 2.K0.CC0 feet of jarrnh. including n large quantity of railway sleepe« to discharge there, and is expected to be in port for about three weeks. Captain Swinney is in charge of the Baralom;, which carries white officers and engineers. Malay deck Tmiids, and Lnsrnr firemon. Tho steamer had a rough handling in tho Tasraan Sea aftar leaving Melbourne lnsl week. She experienced, a hard norlh-wost gale, and hemp in d?ep trim, she shipped (some very heavy sea?, which wrought minor damages to deck fittings . On September 14 tho steamer "pooped" a heavy sea, which smashed the wheel-box, a sheep-pen, and a fowl-crate, and other timber work on the poop. The weather moderated on Sunday and Monday. After discharging at Lyttelton the Har.ilont- will probably nroceed to Port Pirie for ore sliffcning. and will subsequently load wool for London at byducy nnd Melbourne. The German tramp steamer Waltraute. which is under charter to tho Vacuum Oil Company, arrived from New York, via Auckland and Gisborne, at 1.20 p.m. yesterday.