SHIPPING NEWS.

Dominion, Volume 5, Issue 1553, 24 September 1912, Page 7

SHIPPING NEWS.

1 phases op Tin: aioon. SKI'TfiMKKI!. Day. llr. in. xtv'Cr..:::::::, n lUIZ: Kirn, onartcr 10 ' 2a p.m. full moon 26 H 'I l'<". MOON'. Moon ri'es 10-dny, }& )>•»>•' wl'. 5.31 a.m. Wednesday. Jltfirr W/TKli. 1 Tn-dav. 2.25 a.m.; 2.13 p.m. To-morrow, 3.5 a.m.; \24 p.m. su.w ■ Sun'rises to-c'.ay, 5.30 a.nM: sets, 5.18 p.m. ARRIVALS. MONDAY, SKPTEMRHR 23rjZ/.IK TAYEOII, ketch <r.'.25 p.m.). 77 tons, Peterson, from li.vtteltoi,; TUIIAKINA, ii.,-„ (0p.m.1. C.M9 dons, Smith, film Auckl-.nd. OI'AWA, s.s. (9.15 p.m.), 110 lons., Nicholas, from Dlcnlieim. DEPARTURES. ■ MONDAY, SKPTKMIIKR 23. AOltliltE, s.s. (10.25 a.m.). 77 tons, Fisk, for Patea. I'ATEKNA. i?.s. H p.m.). 1212 toiw, Watson, lor Picton ond Kelson j Passiense'rs: Saloon-Kor I'icion—Misses i?ntVrey. Slowart, MoEdamto Franklin am' obilrt, Poole. Meisrs'. Ha.rvev. Holder. Mhciudl. Nicholson, Burroiifflis. Carriok, pa.-v,t.i, niakemore, liaiißi, Marryntt. For N9ls«i—Misses Hyde, Brown. Shaw. Poole, Ifiluft. Mepdames Bu.rnelt and 5 children, /tn-'tiM oud 2 children. Wolfe, Mflsfrs.. ATi.jt.ict. Myden, Kerkin. VenaDles, Oarliutt, Wilton. M'Eean. Colonel Wolfe. KAPITNI, .<.s. (2.50 p.m.). 150 tons.yCihson, for Patea., \ MAKAROA. 5.5. (3 p.m.), 122 tonsv\ Bart, for Motueka. OERTIE. s.s. (4.10 p.m.). 260 tons. for Fojt n. KAITOA,,•..=. (6.10p.m.),350 ton*. Grofcam. for \\'"-(i:lit. niiEXnElM.s.s. (0 p.m.). 120 ton.'. ttVkirtfon, for Bienbeim. JIAOKI, 5.5.'(9.5 p.m.). 3399 tons, Aldwel. ! for lij-ttelton— Passenger; l : Saloon-.\lissi« Bnr'n«, Jl-artle. llavward, Fisher. Marshall, Tavlor, Mornyhan, Srully. Finlayson, . il-Callr.n>, Sowmen. Me.-dnms? Sle.-.d, Rat- ' (ray. Nye. Bar-alt, Bnyward. Co.v. Fail and infant, Marsim!!. Kiiie. Vatif'nan and 2 children, Duncan. Unndysidc. Tait and child. Messrs. Weston. Galloway. Rhodes, Rinnan. Xewbold, Jtandel. Wriglu (2i. M'l.ean. Prvor, Hrittan. GaUowcy. J;r.!ay-•-011, K:a"cr. jryer.--: Hod-on, Wirrraui. Sleijh. Tn'ent.-Colonrl .lolu'stou. H.attray. I JToahcs, ShirtcJiffe, Shoi-tf.. V/hiteomhe, Bod•~on. Thomas. Sleisli, Martin. Rroatl. F-a:!. Harper, Kelly, O'Caliatsbnn. Dec-re. Seeedy. Cole. Orahani. Sowiion. Marrinc!'. Penrose, I Burn.'. Bttel;erid;Te, Park. M'Callnm. I Olothic-. Cockayne, WilnishuTSl. Wilson- I Crai'.v M'lndae; 50 stcarage. MOKOIA. s.s. (5.35 p.m.). 3522 tons. Harris, for Napier. Gisborue. and Auckland. P.TiFenjrcrs: Saioon~For Narier-.-Miss K'.ianiotr, JfC!d;;.mo!i Houston, Odium and child, Messrs. Ilaiime. Kinslnr. Houston, I I Adams, llnrray, Spildrury, . Uimdore, Odium. For Oisbornc-Misscs Karris. Pile. Mos.;r*. Moore, fionstlalo, Moore. For Atick(and—Misics Stock, Durban, Thompson, Mx«da-nws Cameron (2>, M'Caihim. Yoekmonit. Me«:r.-:. Crrafon. Edson ("), Bell, .Dore, Yoekmonit (3), CleKs;; 35 Ktcerase for all ports. TAVIUXI. s.s. (5.20 p.m.), 1«5 tow, Platte, for New Plymouth. EXPECTED ARRIVALS. Koni-at.i, Westport. September 24. Hawun. Paten, September 24. irapourika., Creymmitli. September 2.4. HJorrahird, Wanrjanui. Seplem)ier 24. lluia. Winganui. September 24. Aorere. Patea-. September 24. Araptuvs. Wnaganai.' s'eptt'rnher "■!. Kikau, Nelson, Motucka, September 24. Mai'oroa, Jjyttellon, Septsmber 21. Waimcti, Tirakohe, September 24. Jtonowai, luVrthern porie, Sept. 24. Patcona, XeL'cn, Picton, September 24. Koonya, firn.'jnouth. .September £4. Aorore, Patea; September 25 ; Gertie. Foxton. S'/ptomber 25. Manama, Motu&ka, September 25. Blenheim. Blenheim. September 25. Knpuni. Patea, rleptcmber 25. Maori. Eyltelton,. September 25. Mamisraimi. Sydney direct, Septemllpr 25. Coriuna, southern ports, Soptember 25. Arahura, West Caast. Xelson, Picton, Sentemher 25. Wakatu. Lyttelton. JCaikoura. Sept. 25. Mang-ipO-Pa, K.aramev. Westport. Sept. 25. Rosamond. ' Onelmns.i. -New Plymouth, September 25, Opawa, Timaru. SepteiiTher £6. Winimera, Duncdin, Ijj'itelton. Sent."26. Woimea, Terakohe. Sop.'ember 26. Tarnwera, northern, porti', September 27. mimn,roa, Melbourne, via, south, Sept. 27. Ransatira, .London, via .Auckland, September 27. fndraleun, .Wnitaro, Spptember 29. Mokoia, nortliern ports, October 1.

PFtOJECTEO DEPARTURES. JTawera. I'atea, Serycmbor .2-1. Monowai, Lyttelton. Duncdbi. Sept. 24. Ripple, Nanior,'dishorno, Soptemhir 24. Marnroa. Lyttelton. Septcrrl-.cr 24. Arapawa. Wanganui. .September 24. Opawa. Blenheim. Septcmbe'- 24. Iluia, Wanganni, .September V. Stormbird, Wiiniinnni, September 24. Aorere. Patea, September 25. Mapourika, Nelson. West Coast, Sept. 25. Gertie. Foston. September 25. Manama, Havelock, September 25. nienhelm. ISleiih'iini, Foptemher 25. Kanuui, Pntaa. i'entembcr 25. Paiecna, Picton, Nelson. September 25. -Maori, Lyttelton. September 25. -Rosamond. Picton. Nelson. New Plymouth, Onchmiei, September 25. Manganipa. Wastport. Karamea. Sept. 25. Corinuu, Nelson, New I'iymouth, Onohnjiga. September 25.

},[anng.i.uui, Melbourne, via south. September 25.

Wiinroern, northern ports. Sydney, Sep--1 ember 26. Wakatu, Kaikonm. Lyttelton. Sept. 26. Nikati. Nelson. M.olucka. September ?■'. Waimca. Nelson. West Coast. Sept. 26. Ilangatira, Iliuir. Scutcmbcr 27. Opawa, Port Pirie. Scntember 27. Taraworn, Lyttelton. Diinodin. Sept. 27. L'limaroa, Sydney direct. September 27. . Arnhur.-r. Picton. Nelson, West Coast, September 28. Molcoia. Lytt'dfon. JJnnciiin. o"tobsr 1. Indralema, Napier, London, October 1.

INTERCOLONIAL SERVICE. ' jrOVKJIEXTK OP STEAMEItS. . ULIMAUOA. *.*.. left Melbourne September 18 for Ilobui-f. southern port?, and Wellington. Duo Wellington .September 27. I.eaTes smnf 'lay Tor Sydney direct. Due Srdnev October 1. " iIATOGAXITI. <-•*.. loft Sydney September 21, for Wellington direct. Due Wellington September 25. Leaves same day for Eoutborn port*. Ifolmrt, and Melbourne. I)u» JfeMionrne October S. WrJDfKIiA. 3.5.. leaves Dunedin. Pcpl-ra-ber U, for livttelton and Wellington. line Wellington September "6. Leaves «»mc day for northern ports and Sydney. Due Sydney October 4. JIOEKAKI, s>.s.. leaves Melbourne Septcrab"r 25. for Hobart, port?, and WolKiißton.- Due helliußton October 1. leaves pame day for Sydney direct. One .Sydney October 8. OVERSEA SHIPPIMC. STK.UfBTIB TO ABJIIVE. ' From London. JUNGATJKA 'due about Kcnf-mb'." 27), failed on Jnlv- 27. via Auckland. 'Show. Savill, and Albion Co.. a»ent=.) ATMWA (duo about October 21. on August 17. via Ca.sD Town ami Hobarl. (Shaw. Savill. and Albion Co.. -izrni =.) TUTAHTNE (din about 29). sail-■ "d on August 14, via. Cape Town and rfobiM 'Now Zealand Shiprjins Co., agents.) T\DEABAKAH (due about October ?.-■>). sailed on Au<?u-t 17. via. Australian oorts and AiieWand. (Tysrr Line, agents.) PAKEBA 'due about October 22). sailed on Ausi"t V. via Australian norts ?nd Auckland. (Shaw. Snvill. and Albion Co., agents.) NEttEH.ANA fdu« about November 9). sailed on Aumust 29. via Aiistra''i.n norts and Auckland, (Tysor Lino, arfcnt/O UUtUTA KA ■ (due nbo'it October 16). sailed ogi Ancru e t M, vie. Cape To<m and TlobsTV. 'New Zealand Shipping: Co.. a?ents.) OTAKI (due about Nivcrober 9). sMled on Scrritmber 8. via. Auckland. (New Zealand Sbin'.intr Co., agents.) TAT.VUI (due about October 29). (•ai'cd on Senteinbci- 12. via Ca.no Town ond Hobnrt.. (Sli.™- Parill. and A)»\n Co.. n-rwits.) TO.TOAIUHO (due about October 8), 'ailed on Ancu. t 16, via Cape Town. (New Zcliufd Sliinpine Co.. nacnts.) MAUWKK 'due about October 9), sailed on September 9. via Australian 'jorts and Aucl;!ai.«t. Ci'yscr Liuc, agents.) , From Ll.W'pool. I KUPUVA (due about September .10). failed mi A nit st 2. via. Australia and Auc-1;-l.inrt. iy.'-i>. I'm. aeeniO SUBItKY Une a bill! October Jli. sailed am I'A \i*. Cape Tnwn ami llobart. (F-S. Lln«, uvraU.) ■KIA ORA Hu= nboi't flf-tol 1J!. "lil-l on Ar.'f'!•■;■ 15. v.'a AwrWmd. iSliav.-, .Savlll, and Albion Ct- :is;ii:.-..i From Montreal. i KAh'.WA 'due .abuut 0.-t-b"" 13'. " ; b"i | on Air.-'.". I' l - ili' Aii.-;v-.|h-i r ; . 1 Auckland. ISi'ii- Zcal.ufd Sliijir.ii'- (';>., :JL"U3I -- 1 WAIWrFA (due rilwnt Onlicr -"'.Tiled ' on P«p:"p:nbai- '. vie Au.-fali-u iv.r!-: end AueUlinrl. (».v Z«*lnnd i<!ii:.nii;v Co.. = J3llts.) From New Yov'*. AXGLO.CAIXrnENL'iS <di:s a'if>u( *!>p. tembsr JO, n'.lei r-n la\- '. n.-. iv-trjlini port? and AucSland. \ V 4-" a::cl ' •- a °' aiiutt.) l '

ROUTFIRIIN (due about October 4), sailed on .Inly 19, via Auckland. (Vacuum Oil to., IIRC111K.) WHAKARUA (duo about October 161. sail, rd in Atißiist. 5. via Australian ports ami Auckland, n'v-.er bine, agent*.) IIKItKIvNTEbS (duo about. October CO', failed on Ainjuv: 18, via Auvtialian port* and An>'kl.iii(l. IDnlKCty mid Co., agent*.l From San Francisco. TAHITI (due about October lOi. <ailcd on September 18, via Papeete una' llarolouga. (U.S.S. Co.. flsonts.l Prom Philadelphia. WIMBLEDON (due about October 15). ■illr-rt In Aiißitßt, via Auckland, (fiollin and Co., iijfimte.l

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OVERSEA. SYDNEY. September 25. Sniled.-Anirlo-Californian. for Auckland ami Wellington. Arrived.-Miiniro. from Wellington, bailed.—llnramii, for Vancouver, via Auckland. MELnOTJRXE. September 25. Arrived.—Kninpoi. from fir.-.vmontli. IJOIIART. September 23. Runhiue wirelessed tlr--if. she would arrive on Tuesday mornin?. COASTAL. MONDAY. SEPTEMBER 23. AUCKT.AXD. Arrived.—llnuroto 12 p.m.). from Cook Island*. Sailed.- Maheuo, for Sydney. OXEIITJXGA. Sailed.—Nprapuhi 13.15 p.m.) and Rosamond (1.10 p.m.), for New Plymouth. XAPIER. Soiled.—Monowai (2.30 p.m.). for Wellington. WANGAXUI. Sailed.-Ktormbird 17.30 p.m.). Arnpawa. '6.25 p.m.), and lluia (6.50 p.m.). for Wollingt/in. picro.v. Arrivod.-Wakntu (7.S a.m.). from WrllincrCm; Patccnn. (4.10 p.m.). from Wcllin;,--ton. To 'ail.-Patceim 19 p.m.). for Xoh-nn. PUPOXGA. j Arrivrd.-Kapili (7.30 a.m.), from WclI lingtmi. -NELSON*. 1 Saiied.-Xikait 14.15 p.m.). for Moti;.~k.V .and Wellington. WESTI'ORT. Arrived.—Wavrrley (!1 a.m.). from Xeison. V'Jail-il.—Komi in, '3 p.m.). for WrllinsiJn. / OKEYMOUTJI. SttVled.—Koonya (3.30 p.m.l and Mapoulil;:i- (5.30 p.m.), for Wellington. I.YTTKLTON. SaiVS.—Kairaki. for Kaiapoi. Sai'nd.'-Mararoa (5.11) ji.ni.i. for Wellin"ton. .PV.ssciiKers: Saloon—Messrs. Hester. H?v\vo-*l. ilercus, Clarksou, Moifray, (Soldsmiii. Mocdonald. f.«yburn. 'oidtton. Craiilc, Jf.P., Barnard. Troirnven, Williamf (,::.'Ha.nUinn, Wilkinson. Brown, Bruce. Maoko-'isiov Martin, Coion:il Ifayhurs'., Captiin G'ir'tele, Colonel Cooper. Dr. Foi. Rev. Mr-?. Jl'Diarmid. Mips:? Hi [chic, !>rtiglaJ. Lanr,for<l, Sutherland, Kitson, Durham. Brown. Sutherland; 20 s.tocrage. BLGFF. Arrived—TJHnnroa. (12.55 p.m.). from Melbourne a.nt) I-.oba.rt. Passensors: Sobon— Mcsdiimes B:iyJ».v. Wallis. M'K.-,«, Mines Wopkins. Leon, Messrs. Bow*, Robertson. Wallis, M'K:'.e, and Hell. Sailed.—Malta! (6 p.m.), for llobart- and Melbourne. MAUXOAXTT LEAVES SYDNEY. Advices received by tbe Union Cominny from Sydney state that this week's dirc-M boat to We!!i"(tto:i-thp Mnunganui—ckared the New South Wales port at 10 p.m. on Saturday. She lias 151 paloon and 138 ufeerasi; passenger's, for Now Zealand ports.

MAPOIJKIKA'S DEPARTURE T)F,I<AYKO. There were no shipnins movements at (iroymonth ;it high water yesterday momIt was reported that tl-.crc w»« '*i strous 1-Ull in the rlvnr, mill e. considerable sea on the bar. Later repo-ts stated that conditions showed signs of imnrovins. Telciraphin advice mine to hand list evening that tire Manotirilia r.vi ICooiiya would ho dispatched for Wellington direct at 3.30. Instead of - tearing Wellington on th= return trip this afternoon, the jrj.po'irik'i. will leave for Xelsou and Yi'est Cnifi ports at 4 p.m. to-morrow. JTTJIIST rOll. XEff ZKAIiANH. Having completed discharge of her Sydnei- cargo of phosphates and timber from Japanese ports the steamer Hnr.;t, under time-charter ,to Mr. A. If. Hasell, left Sydney for Pert Chalmers on Saturday last. Captain Moody reports that five da 3'« nfter leaving Kushivo they ran into wry. heavy weather, and some slight damage was 'done to the deck fitting, and a portion of the dock cargo was lost overboard. The had on fooord a ftill of fuperphospliatjs and sulphur and about. EOO.tIOO to a million feet of limber. Tils latter was landed nt Sydney.

INDIULEMA'B MOVEMENTS. Mews. Ilannatync and Co., local awil? for the TV«r Line advise that the Indri.lema is expected at Wellington from Wai(ai'j on Smithy. She continue- Home loadine at this nort and fails for Napier oil October 1. The Indrilema leaves the llawkc's Dav port finally for London.

r.niUTAKA AT THE CAPE. Cable ndvice received by the local ofilfe of the New Zealand Shipping Company stated that the llimulnko. which is en ponl.i from London to Wellington, via. way ports, arrived and'left. Cape Town on fViturdoy, September ?l. She is due at her destination about October 16.

Cnptuin Wbalstrom has rejoined tlvs Primer "Putiki at Wellington after holiday leave. The New Zonknul Shipping Company's , fitenmer Turakinn, arrived at Wellington from Auckland y n stcrd'iv afternoon. She will be dispatched for London to-iuonw. Dho.ha.rjH' of the Wellington portion of R.M.S. Corinthic's cargo is expected to he <inl?hert to-day. The liner will then fail, for Lyttclton. By'wireless last evening the Union C'o.'s R.M.S. MaUura advised that she would ar» rive at Auckland from Sydney at 0 a.m. to-day. She will leave the northern "art in continuation of her journey to Vancouver this evening. Cable advices *talo that the F. and, S. ■••(•earner Nairnshire, en route from >»ew Zealand ports to Avonmouth, left Madcria on September 12. When the barque Ufamireim eomolctes discliar.ce of her cargo of timber at Warr* nambooi from WJiangape she will proceed to the Clarence Jlivcr in ballast to load hardwood for a New Zealand port. Latest- charters include the barque flona. 618 ton?. She is to take n. cargo of coal from Newcastle to Auckland, thence to Sydney with timber.

After putting out a loading of timber at Melbourne the Union Company's steamer Kniapoi will proceed to Adelaide and Kdithbiirg. At the latter port she will .-hip the u*ual cargo-gysum, ok.— Tor the P.luff and Dunedin. making a call en route at Hobnrt to pick up part cargo of timber. Th» Puliki came off the Patent Slip at Wellington yestrrtby. and is expected I; sail for Wanganui towards the latter end of this week. Mr. Geo. M'Leod has joined the Palecmi a-s third officer. • Mr. W. Douglas his hern cmrnged as fifth engineer of the Mokoia. Me .iaincd the vessel at Wellington yesterday. Arahura. f.s., arrived at Wrstport Tram Wellington, via way ports, a.t 10 p.m. on Suudav. and continued her journey to Greyniouth nt 5 a.m. yesterday. The J!n=amond. which is due at Wellington from New Plymouth to-morrow morning, will be 'dispatched for Picton, New Plymouth, and Oiicluiuga late to-morrow evening. Weather conditions at Wcstport changed for the better on Sunday evening, and yesterday morning a number of vetsels which had been hung up inside the bar managed to get out. These were the Navna. Pohenia, Kini, Pultaki. and Lanolins. The Komata and Katoa. would have got out, but were unable to leave thc.r berths on ncrouM of a "snai" which was brought down the Duller Hivrr by the recent floods. They were got a-ivay at 9 p.m. yesterday.