SHIPPING NEWS.

Dominion, Volume 5, Issue 1550, 20 September 1912, Page 7

SHIPPING NEWS.

PHASKS OF THE MOOX. sf,pti:.mbi:i;. Hay. Hr. ta. I.R-st quarter 5 0 53 a.m. Xew moon 11 3 18 p.m. First quarter 18 7 2a p.m. Full moon 25 11 4 p.m. 1 JIOOX. Moon rises to-day, 11.16 a.m.; sets, 3.44 p.m. Saturday. s - HIGH WATEH. To-day, 11.47 a.m. To-morrow, 0.17 a.m.; 12.35 p.m. SUN. Sun rises- to-day, 5.44 a.m.; sets, 5.44 p.m. ARRIVALS. THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 19. MARAROA. s..i. (6.15 a.m.), 2598 tons, Manning, from Lyttelton. Passengers: Saloon —Mifiies Andrews, Barker. White. Smith. Tolfor, Tiyons, Kennedy, Mesdames .lohnston, Smiih, Vincent, White, Bate:-, Porter. Duiikloy, Barker, Dexter, Isitt, Messrs. Johnston, Sanderson, Ocilvie, Chapman, Bout. Claydon, Coleman, Thomas (2), Vicltie. Whiltaker, Davies, M'lCcnzic, Higgins, Paterson. M'ljaren, Newton, Donaldson. Plimmer, Skinner, Cook. Ager, Somer* iield, Andrews. Darc.v, Lees, Pickering. Dexter; 46 steerage. NIKAU. s.s. (0.10 a.m.). 248 toils, Hay, from Nelson and Motncka.

TAJIAWRJU, s.s." (9.15 a.m.), 2003 tons, Jl'Lenn. from Lyttclton. ABAPAWA, s.s. (1.5 p.m.), 268 tons, Corby, from Wanganui. STORMBTItD, s.s. (2.10 p.m.), 217 tons, Grotty, from Wanianui.

ATuhuitA. s.s. (2.35 p.m.), 1596 tons, tamliert, from Wcstport- Nelson, and Picton. Pasjontrors: Saloon— Mispes Fn.rrcll. Anderson, Kitson. Murray, Macoy, M'Cormaek 12), Jlesdanies Dickenson, Hamilton, Gilbsrt, Goldie, Turner. Brown. Fisher, Kinc. V.niFc, Oirtnp, Hctjcrlcy. Arnold, Hall, Jteßsrs. jfathews. Jones, Dickenson, Itoberts, Jfitfiljan, Turner, Dr. Hallwrlerht, M'Cnffrcy, Mur.ro. fi ranee. Adams, Giles. Hall, Iloh. F. M. H. Vichcr. Cn"tniu Kinc. Ueauehamp, Heberley (2), Itodgors, Corr.v: 8 rtceraeo.

PATEENA. g.s. (9.55 p.m.). 1212 ton*. J. G. Watscn, from Is T el?on and Picton. Vuss?ngor&: Saloon— fUnitli, lliags f2>. Preen, FJ>y, Bacrnotl, Ola-Rmw, Bewley. Gallicn, Davis, Mnson. Uraddook, Harris. Wilkine, Tilielrt. Mesdames Smith, Donald. Kair, Arnold. Elson, Colvilo, ( M'Fnr. lane, Wright, Pincknev and child. Braddock. Ward and child, Mer-srs. Donald, Tomkies. Dean. Jlavo, Morgan, Hiir, O'Louirhian, Cabb. "Wilson, Cramp, Fulton, Ha-ttie, Cox, Pitzcferaid, Bovcc, O'Driscoll. Waller. O'Sullivaa, Lewi?. O.rmody, Jl'Carthy, Walsh, En'is, Bcv. Jlnso>l, Gordon, Xi?oll, Kniirht. Thomas, Affbck. Smith, Brodie, M'fnrbne, Blat.lnvayte, Barry, "Wriffht.. Suttie, Jt'CormacU, Twiddle, Garnham. M'Calhim. Ball, Tapp, Huddlegton. O'Donoarhuc, Ward. Kbycs, Tifield, Ilcad, Barry, Even-on; 10 steerage.

DEPARTURES. THURSDAY,. SEPTEMBER 19. WALTRAUTE, s.s. (11.55 a.m.). 3818 tons. Hansen, for Lyttelton.

ATJIEN'IC, s.e. (3.15 p.m.), 12,234 tons, Kcmpfion, for London, via Monte Video .and Teneriffe. Passengers—First saloon: From Wellington—Miss Goldhart (2), Me?dames Goldhart and Howard, .Messrs. Goldhart, Matheson, Saavodru. From Tiinani— Miss Barker. From Auckland—Mis& Todd. Prom Dnnerlin—Mr: and .Mrs. Smith. Second saloon: From Welling'-m-Misvßs Bradford. Sargent, Glcndihninc, Mesdames Holder (2), Menzics, Robertson, Wnllin, Jlessrs. Allan, Correll. Dinhnm. Glendinning, Inwood, Kerr, Menzics, Robertson, Rowlinpen, Scott. Starnes, Stow, Symons. Turner, Masters Holder (2). From Auckland—Misses l)obbic (2). Mesdamrs Ryder. Andrews, Masters Ar.drc.rj (2),. From Christchurch—Mrs. Ohristie, Messrs. Gliristie. Kllci'y, and Oibr.sn, Masfc" Christie. Third-flas?: From Wellington— Miss Huntingford. M re. Kidd, Messrs. Ellis. Maefarlane. M'Lcod, l'reciouo. Webstor. From Auckland—Miss Aston, Mrs. Aston. Messrs. Aston, Houghton, Meredith, Watson, and WhatmouEh. From Chrlstchnrch—Mif.; Wiggins, Mrs. Scarle. Messrs. Childs, Jeffrey. From Timanir-Messrs. Hogg, O'Sullivan. - From Pictcn—Mr. M'Conwa.y. From Glsbornc—Mr. L-trkin From Now Plymouth—Mr. Sargent. From W»stport —Mr. Mariarty. From liivereargill—Mr. Ward. From Dnnedia—Mr. Brirford. KIKAU, s.s. (5 30 p.m.), 248 tons, Bay. for Nelsan und Motueka. TARAWERA. s.s. (7.45 p.m.), 2CJ3 tons, M'Lcan, for Napier. Gisborne. and Auckland. Passengers—Saloon: For NapierMrs. Cnthbert and 2 children. Rev. Fathers Hartley and O'Connor. Jlr. Cnthbert. For Gisborne—Moida-nes Cowlos, Kerslalie. Par.kinson. and child, Misses Malier, Burke,'Messrs:' ,Harrington and Parkinson.' For Auckland—Misses Moore,. Norris, M'Gnire. Messrs. J. Hall. Giblj-, and Byrne, Rov. Father Price; 12 stojrage. MAPiAROA, s.s. (0.5; p.m.), 2598 toils, .Man-, ning, for Lytfelton. Passengers: SaloonMisses Howard, Allen, Hamilton, fjeerotan, Stillv/011, Barnes, Kermnde. Johnson. and Bundle, Mesdames Clarkson, O'Donoghtie, Andrews and boy. Barker, Svnnn, Hon. J. Barr, Hon. Rhodes, Messrs. Buxton. M.P., Hyroa.il, Thompson. Scott, KMlv, Huluie, Olark.-oii, Bennett. Wiilflinm. Selby. Jonss, Rattray,' Roberts, . M'Kcllar, Boulcott. Cleary, Todd. Helmore. Watscn, Tv.cedio, M'Namara, .Russell, Meat,-in. Bush, Clarke, Kerr, Abrahams (31, Mannering, Bush, Andmve, Barker, Swann. MATTAI. .s.s. <8 30 p.m.). 3393 tons. Rolls, for Melbourne, via southern ports and Hobart. '

EXPECTED ARRIVALS. Kapi'ti. Wangnnui, September 20. Waverlev, Foxton, Soptembr 20. Gertie, Foxton, September 20. Opowa, Blenheim. September 20. Blenheim. Blenheim, September 20. lluin. Wangsnui, September 20. Maori. Tjytteltnn, September 20. Corinthic. London, via way pol ls, Sept. 20. Manuka, Melbourne, via south, Sept. 20. Wimnicra. Sydney, via north, Sept.. 20. Wnkatn, Lyttelton, Kaikotirn, Scot. 20. Kahu, Glshorne, via East Coast, Sept. 20. Koruata. Wc.-tpart, September 21. Aorcrc, Patca. September 21. Kaltoa. Terakohe, Septcu'.ber 21. Kapimi, Pateu, September 21. Xikau, Nelson, Motueka, September 21. Mararoa. Lyttclton. September 21. Mapourika.. West Coast, Nelson. Sept. 21. Ripple, Gisborne, September 22. Mokoia, Dmledin. LyUolton. Supt. !2. Hawera, Patea, September 22. Kaitc-a, Terakohe, September 22. Mangapapa, Karamca. Wostport, Sept. 14. Monowai, northern porK Sept., 24. Ranga-tira, London, via way ports, Senterabcr 24. Tarawera, northern ports, September 27.

PROJECTED DEPARTURES. Stormbird, Wanganul, September 20. Arapawa, Wanganui. September 20. Waverlsy. Nelson, West Coast, Sept. 20. Op-ruva, Blenheim, September 20. Gertie, Fox ton, September 20. JianaroD, llotueka, via Terakohe, Sep. 20. Hlenheim, Blenlieim, September 20. Kapiti. Wanganul, September 20. Putcena. Pietoii. Kelson. Sept. 20. Maori, Lyttelton, September 20. Jfauuka. Sydney direct. Scot. 20. 1 Wiminera, Lyttelton, Duneilin, Sept. ZO. KaUu, East Coast, September 20. liitia, Wangs,nui. September 20. Waimana, Lyttelton, September 21. Kapuui, l'atca, September 21. . Hilton. Nelson, Motuek.i, September 21. Mararon, Lyttelton, September 21. Arahm-a, Picton, Nelson, West Coast, September 21. . Waihora, Newcastle, September 21. Wakatu, Kailtoura, Lyttelton. Sept. 21. Hawcrfi, Patea. September 23. Aorere, Patea, September 23. Futiki, Wnmganui, September 23. Mokoia, northern ports, September 23. Monowai, Lyttelton. Jlimcdin, Sept, 24. MapoiU'ika.. Nelson. West Const, Sept. 24. Jtipple, Napier. Oisborne. September 24. Mangapiipsi- Westport. Karamea. Sept. 24. T.wiwern, Lyttslton, Dunedin. Sept. 27.

INTERCOLONIAL SERVICE. MOVEMENTS OF STEAMED?. ■ T7LIMAftOA, s.s., left Melbourne Sep. lumber 18 for Hobart: southern ports, andWellington. Due Welilheton September 27. Leaves fi.nno day for Sydney direct. Due Svdne.v October 1. "jIAItUKA. s.£.. loft Melbourne. September 11 for Hobart, southern ports, and Wellington. Due Wellington September 20. liee.vcs same day for Sydney direct. Due Svrtnev September 24. "WiMMKttA, s.s., left. Sydney September 11 for northern ports and Wellington. Due Wellington September 20. Leaves same dav for Lyl.teltoit and Uunedin. jtAUXGANUI. s.s.. leaven Sydney September 21. for Wellineton direct. Due Wellington September 25. beaver sumo day for r oiitlicrn port*, Hobart, and Melbourne. Due Melbourne October 5.

OVERSEA SHIPPINC. steamers to arbivk. From London. COKINTHTC (due about September 20), sailed on August' 4. via Cane I'owji and Hobart. (Shaw, Savill and Albion Co., ' S p"n(!ATTI!A (due about September 24), sailed on July 27, via Auckland. (Shaw. Savill, and Albion Co., agent?.) VKAV.'A (due about October I), sailed on Aueust 17, via Cape Town and Hobart, (Shaw. Savill and Albion Ci>.. oKent-O HDAIUN'K (d"e ''-bout September 30). s'iled on August 14. via. Cane Town t„, l 11,,. lnrt (New Zealand Shipping Co., agon Is.) IXDI!\BAIiAH (due about Oi-lobcv :o'\ tailed on August !". via Australian ports and Auckland. (T.vfer lane, ngentu PAKKH'V 'duo about. October 22i. sailed nil August 21. via Australian ports ami Auckland. (Shaw. Savill and Albion Co.. agents.) ~ . . . 0l \F,nEH f'luo about >ovcniber 9). r-ailt'd nn"Aiicust 2), via AvstniHnn pon* «nul Anrklfind. iTypor I*inp. MstcnU.i PTVGTVKA 'Mil?' About r-ail-h,| i'n ÿt. 51, via Town and Ho» liirt. (New Zealand ShippinK Co,, aucnti.L

OTAKI (due about October 31), sailed on September 8, via. Auckland. (New Zealand Shipping Co., agent?.) TAINUI (due about October 29). .caned on September 12, via Capo Town and Hohart, (.Shaw, Savill, and- Albion Co., agent?.) TONOAIURO (due About October B'. failed on Aiisibt 16. via Cape Town. (New Zealand Shipping Co., agents.) From Liverpool. KAIPAHA 'due about September oC), railed on AuguM, 2, via Australia and Auckland. (F.-S. liinc. agent*.)' STJRKKV (due about. October 2a), -ailed on August 21. via Ca;»e Town and Jlobart. (F.S. Line, agents.) , KTA OKA (duo about October U), sailed on August IS, via Auckland. (Shaw, Savill and Albion Co., agents.) From Montreal. 11AKATA (due about October 18), mailed on August 10, via, Australian ports and Auckland. (New Zealand Shipping Co., agent*. WAIWKIiA (due about October 28), sailed on September 4, via. Australian porta and Auckland. (New Zealand Shipping Co., agents. From New York. ANGLO-CAMFORNIAN (due about September 50), sailed on July 9, via Australian ports and Auckland. (A. and A. Line, agents. SOUTHERN (due about October 4), sailed on July 19, via Auckland. (Vacuum Oil Co.. agents.) WHAKAEUA (due about October 16), sailed on August 5. via Australian ports and Auckland. fTyser Line, agent-?.) MEKKEN.FKLS (due about October 20). sailed on August. 18. via Australian ports and Auckland. (Dalpety and Co., agents.) From Philadelphia. WIMBLEDON' (due about. October 5). failed in August, via Auckland. (Gollin and Co., agent*.) UY TELEGRAPH." OVERSEA. SYDNEY. September 19. Arrived.—Aorangi (September 18), from Wellington. Arrived,—Kamona, from Greymouth. COASTAL. THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 19. KAIPARA, Sailed.—Louisa Craig, barque (4.55 p.m.). for Adelaide. AUCKLAND. Arrived.—Turakina, from Napier: Monowai, from southern ports; Hula, auxiliary schooner, from Lytteltou. Sailed.—Dorrigo, for Suva. WAIPiOA. Sailed.—Magic, scow (12.30 'p.m.), for Port Ahuriri. • NAPIER. Arrived.—"Ripple (2 a.m.), from Wellington. Sailed.—Wifnmera (4.20 p.m.). for Wellington. WANGANUI. Arrived.—John (3.35 p.m.), from Welling* ton. • .' Sa,iled.—Knpiti (2.20 p.m.), and Haia (3.15 p.m.), for Wellington. FOXTON. Sailed.—Gerti? (3 p.m.), and Waverley (2.30 p.m.), for Wellington. .BLENHEIM. To sail.—Opa.wa (11 p.m.). and Blenheim (10.30 p.m.), for Wellington. NELSON. Arrived.—Rosamond (l.«! 0 a.m.), from Picton. • To sail—Kaitoa (9 p.m.), for Wellington, via Tcrckolic. GREYMOUTH. . Arrived.—Koonya (5.25 p.m.), and Ngatoro (3.39 p.m.). from Wellington. Sailed.—Kar&iau (4.30 p.m.), for Sydney. . LYTTELTON, Arrived.—Kaitangata a.m.), Mokoia. (B.<o a.m.), and licwuora (8.10 a.m.), from Wellington; Cygnet, from Kaikoura. Bailed.—lliucuioa (6.10 a.m.), for southern li'glUUoiwet?; Mokcia (4.30 p.m.), for Dur.edin; Waiteraata, for Timaru and Oamaru; Wakatu, for Kaikoura and Wellington; Manuka (7.0 p.m.), for Sydney, via Wellington. Sailed.—Maori (8.25 - n.in.l. for Wellington. Passengsra: Saloon—Messrs.- Bruce, Wnrdcl, WaUU'li, Steven?, Brice. Empson. Grierson, Mnitinnd, Wilmahursl, Early. Dallison, Russell. M.P.; Itallant.vno (2), Bealcs, Young,. Munro, Maddison, Seigel. Syke?, Hawken, Carter, Cutts, Thompson, Thornton, Clarke, Johnston, Drainay. Chivcrs. Gow, Popple. Strhaefer, Cameron, J)r. Gow, Mesdame.n Wilmghurfet, Emnson. Pairhurst, Stead and family, and maid, Kerseher and child, Sawtcllf ''F.irl.v,' Dallison, Sykes, Hawken. Carter, Mathieson, Scott. Lindsay, and 2 children, Skipworth. -.Misses JTalley, Iverslev, Douglas, Curtis, O'Meara, Maude, Lawsoh, •French, Skipworth (4). > PORT CHALMERS. Daniel, barou-3 (4.45 p.m.), from Clarence River. a'uKEDIN. Arrived.—Daniel, barque, from Clarence River. Sailed.—Taviuni, for Wcetport, via Oamaru. BLUFF. Arrived.—lndralema (9 a.m.), from- Port Chalmers. Sailed.—Aparima (7.45 p.m.), for Dunedin. . CORINTHXC'S EXPECTED ARRIVAL. T»^JV vi £ t,less I . afjfc evening the Shaw-Savill iUi.s, Cormthic,. which is en route from London, .via way ports, to Wellington, advised that she would make port either late to-night oi 4 early to-morrow morning.

ATJIbSIC'S QI'ICK DISPATCH. t Looking every inch an ocean liner, and in splendid trim, tlic Shaw, .Savill H.M.S. Athenio left Wellington For London, via way porta, yesterday afternoon. The vessel nan been Riven a quick dispatch 'from New Zealand this trip; She arrived at Wei-' ungtou from London on September 10 with about oCOO tons of general cargo on board. After discharging at this port and Lyttelton, the Athenio commenced loading, and ten days after her arrival in the Dominion has Milled-for London. .She is due at her destination cn November 1. UNION CO.'S LATEST CHARTER. Messrs., A. \Yeir and Co.'s steamer Jnveric, which t'eft Newca.sl.lc on September 7 for Jjan Francisco, with a cargo of coal, has been chartered by the Union Steam Ship Company to load at San Franci'-co and Vancouver for the four chief ports in the Dominion. She is due to commence loading at Vancouver on Octobcr 10, and is to eail from 'Frisco a fortnight Inter for Wellington, where glic is due about November 30. DISMANTLING THE STAR OF CANADA. An interesting piece of lightering work was accomplished at Gisborrie on Monday in connection with the salvaging of gear from the Star of Canada. Under the direction of Mr. A. Mitchell. general manager for J. J, Niven and Co.. the captain's cabin,- chart room, and wheel-house, also portions of the captain's bridge, were repiored bodily, and brought ashore on one of Nelson Bros.'s barges, which resembled a houseboat as it came up the river with its unique cargo. A start was made on Friday Jast to get this portion of the ship adrift. With the oxyacetone apparatus tho iron deck and some of the ship's ribs were cut, and the two compartments, on top of the other, a lilt of about ten tons, were lowered over tho side of the .ship on to the barge. The feat is undoubtedly a meritorious one. and attracted a. good deal of interest. Several tenders have been received for the cabin, but so far none han been accepted. MESR-TABLE GOSSIP. Mr. E. Srott, pecond engineer of the John, left the vessel at Wellington,, and Mr. S. .T. G. B. Robb joined her. Mr. C. Keefe having rejoined tho Mararon. as second officer, Mr, H. Claydon lifts com* ashore. Captain Uowell rejoin? the Stormbird to-day. nnd Mr. J. W. Grotty, who his been acting-master, reverts to his former position as chief officer, vke Mr. J. Skye. Timber laden, .the Union Company's now steamer Karamu I&ft Greymouth for Sydney yesterday afternoon. Yesterday afternoon the weather had moderated sufficiently .at Greymouth to allow the, ICoonya and Ngatoro to cros? the bar inwards. Duo at Wellington from Melbourne, via way port*, this morning, the Union Company's stn.amer Manuka will' berth at the Queen's Wharf No. 1 north. She sails for Sydney direct at 5 p.m. On completion of discharge of her cargo of Newcastle coal at Timaru nnd Oamaru, the Waitemata nroceeds to the New South Wales port again. The Putiki will come ofT the .Patent Slip on Saturday, and will probably leave for Wanganui on Monday. Tho coastal s'.camer Manganapn Ims boen bar-bound at Knrumen, and i* not expected to arrive at Wellington until about tho middle of next week. | Dpcliarirc of the WainionVs Wellington I cargo will' not be completed until to-inor- I row, Shi: then .'Tils'for Lyttellun, Dunetlin, and Australia. ! Maoourika, s.>., arrived at West port from ] Wellington, via wnv porK nl 2 :i.m. yr.~ j terd'ty. and was to have left for Greymouth I at 5 p.m. I It wns originally intended that t.iie Tn- i lune would be dii-.pntchcd from Aueknlnd ! for th- South Se-i Island.* nti Septcmbe" I 24. Her depart nr? ' I!,s I< >pcn po-tpened I until i.he following .day. • j On account of bad weather, the Komata ■ wag Villi detained tit Wcsli:c:t. ;fp<lcrday.. : It av<»« hoped,.hnwevcr. to dispatch her oil k tlic evening's tifor **

ture from Auckland for '» . i. . d ports and Wellington > • ; ; : m llaupiri. .y and Co.. loritl agents. ;• • rlini the Occr.uic Meam- ' - I ' nrivcd at ri'n ■ <•• . ■ Iney at 2 p.m. on Henof 18 day-* 22 • idcd to sond tha Navua turt-'ii iu ai'.d Suva from Wc-t----port. It wRs intended that she would make an intermediate trip to Wellington before proceeding north, but bad weather on the coa>t has prevented this being done.