SHIPPING NEWS.

Dominion, Volume 6, Issue 1644, 10 January 1913, Page 7

SHIPPING NEWS.

! PHASES OF THE MOON. JANUARY. , . . Day. Sr. m. New moon 7 9 68 p.m. First quarter 16 ■ 311 a.m. j" Full moon 23 2 10 a.m. 1 .• liast quarter 29 .7 4 p.m. . - ■ : , MOON ' . , • • ■ Moon rises to-day, 6.40 a.m.; 6Cte, 9.44 p.m. a , HIGH WATER. ' : ' . To-day, 6.47 a.m.; 7.4 p.m. r To-morrow, 7.28 a.m.; 7.63 p.m. BUN. „ • Sun rises to-day, 4.28 a.m.! sets, 7.27 p.m. r ARRIVALS. , . THURSDAY, JANUARY 9. •. OORINNA, s.f. (4.35 a.m.), 1271 tons, Came--1( ron, from -Now Plymouth, NIKAU, r.s. (6 a.m.), 248 tons, Hay, from . Nelson and' Motueka. , MARAROA, s.s. (7.5 a.m.), 2598 tons, Mani. ning. from Lyttelton; 400 passengers. ' KAITOA, s.s. (9 a.m.), 305 tons, Wildmati, 1 from Wangamii. • • 0 JL4.NA, 8.8. (1.20 p.m.), 134 tons, Gibson, . from Patau . j ' KAPITI, e.s. (1.30 p.m.), 242 tons, Oorby, from Waßjjanui. . AMOKURA, Government training ship (1.30 1 p.m.), 805 torus. Hooper, from Kawhia, ■■ 8 TAINUI. B.s. (6 p.m.), 128 tons, Jensen, from Waltara. | PATEENA, b.s. . (10.20 p.m.), 1212 tons, j Cameron, from Nelson and Plcton. , Passongers: 141 saloon -and.2l steerage. t ; . FRIDAY, JANUARY 10. •, . . ' NGATORO, s.s. (2.30 a.m.), 1137 tons, Christian, from Greymonth. DEPARTURES. g f THURSDAY, JANUARY 1 , ! WAKATU, B.Q. (4.55 p.m.), 157 tons, Wills, for Kalkoura and Lyttelton. NIKAU, b.s. (5.30 p;m.), 248 tons. Hay, for Nelson and Motueka. • /• ■ ATHENIO, B.s. ■ (5.35 p.m.),, 12,234 tone, Kcnipson, for Lyttelton. r BTORMBIRD, s.s. (6.15 p.m.), 217 tons, . Dowell, for Wanganui. 1 .- MAUNGANUI, a.6. (6.30 p.m.), 7527 , tons< Worral, for southern ports, Hobart, and l Melbourne.. - - • . I ■ KAHU, B.S. (7.p.m.), 182 tons, Fletcher, for . Napier, via-East Coa-st. . J- JIARAJEOA, s.s. (8.5 p.m.), 2598 tons, Man. i nine, for ° Lyttelton. 'Passengers: Saloon, i —MUssea Wood, Fair weather (2), Ritchie, Sutherland, . Trewick, Kidston, - Gala 0 (2), •, Mockianon, Russell, ■ Turnbull (2), Fulton,"--.Murray (2), Wilson, Gates' (2), - Mesdomes Virtue, Saunders, Robs, Witham, 1 Elder, Grange, Proud, Greman, Kidston, , Townsond, Townsend, M'Thayne and-child, Burlie, Russell, Webber; Turnbull, Palmer, r Fulton, Wilson, Suitter,- Luskin,- Messrs. 1 Fisher, Milni, Virtue, and Masters Virtue - (3), , Coldicott, BaundeTs, Boawell, . Gradle, ■ Wood, Ross, Dowuie, Elder (2), Finch, Williams, Grange, Peterson. Thayne, Turnbull, Harrison, Small, Finch, ■ Stringer,, Passmon, Goodman, Dyson, Nair, r Watkins, Ba-ker, Johnstone, Wild, But- , torworth, Kidston, Crawshaw, Mullary, - Haynmn. Jack, Milne. Haigh, Child, Brattle, l Shepherd, Kenny, Wilcon. mid 2 boys, Pal- ' mer, : Fulton, Rev. Father Luskin; 27 steerage. I OORINNA, s.b. (9.45 p.m.), 1271 tons, a' Cameron, for Tiraaru. B.' QUEEN OF THE SOUTH, s.e. (10.10 p.m.), 198 tons. Harvey, for Foxton. 1 ■ WAIRAU, s.s. (midnight), 93 tons, Dqiley,' r for Blenhoim. . ' ' ' FRIDAY, JANUARY 10. , BLENHEIM, s.s. (1 a.m.), 120 tons, Wll* p. kinson, for Blenheim. I ' :■ . 1 . EXPECTED ARRIVALB. * Kiripaka, Patea, January 10. ' Gertie, Foxton, January 10. vi Kinl, Greymouth, January 10. . Ngatoro, Greymouth, January 10. Aorere, Patea, January 10. Maori,; Lyttoltori, January 10. , Monaroa, Motueka, January 10. ) Ullmaroa, Melbourne, via south, Jan. JO. . Wimmera, Sydney, via north, Jan. fl). I ; Breeze, southern ports, January*- 10. Muritai; Wanganui, - January 10. i Kapuni, Patea, January 10. ■, I Arapawa, Wanganui, January 10.' Aorere, Patea, January 10. Biormbtrd, Wanganul, January 10. Manaroa, Motueka, January;. 10. Karamu, Westport, January 10. 1 Poherua, W?etport, January 10. Moura;-'Dunedin, Lytteltoni. January 11. '■ Wairau, Blenheim. -• . Queen of the South, Foxton, January 11. Blenheim. Blenheim, Januaiy'll. ' ' Stormbird, Wangonul. January 11. Nikau,-. NeWn. : .MotuAo,r. Jansiary U. 1 .'■-Mararoa. Lj'ttdton, January .11. 'Ripple, Napier and East (Toast, Jan. 11. 1 -" Maponrika; West Coast, Nelson, Jan. 11.' ■.} Birvtila, Gisbome,. January, 13. i • ;Mokolo; Duntdin, Lyttelton, January 12. r Haupiri, Onflhunsa, January 12. Waverley, Wnit-ipu, ' January 12." : : .Alexander. Westport. January 12. • Wateitu. Lyttelton, Kaakoura, IJan. -13. ■ Rotenfels; New York, via ' way ports, January 13. Petone, southern ports, January 14, ' ' ' Monowai. TMrtliwn norti, Januar/ 14. Star of India, ;London, via, way ports, January. 15. !Clan Ogilvy, northern ports, Jan. 16. /' ( PROJECTED DEPARTURES. Hula, Wan?anui, January 10. • ' Kiiripaka. Patea. January 10. Opawa, Blenheim, - January 10. Ruapehu,.London, via. way ports, Jan. 10. ■; Mana. Pat«i, January 10. ■ • / Kanlt-i, Wo.nttantil. January 10. . Kaitoa.'Nelson, West Ooafrt, January 10. ' Aorere, "Patea, January 10. " Gertie; 'Foxton, .January 10. • Opawa, Blenheint, January 10. Maori. Lyttelton,'January 10. Komata, Wertport, January 10. Manama, Pelorus Sounds. January 10. Kapiml, ratca, Jannary 10. ■ Pateona,' Pioton,' Nelson, Jan. 10.; ■' • Ulimaroa, Svdnev direct, January 10. > Wl-mmera. Lyttelton, Dunedln,; Jan.' 10. Talnnl, .Waltara. January 10. ■ Breeze, Plctin. Waniraniil, Jnnnary 10., Alexander, Nelson and West Ooast ports, January 10. Komata, Westport-, January 10. ■ Tainui, Woitaro, Jantlairy 10. | . " iMoura, Gipborno, Auckland, Jo.niuary 11. ■ Wairau, Blenheim. Jpnuary li. . Onean of the South, Foxton, January 11; BlonhelTO. B'"r,nctm, January 11; , , PtoTmbird, Wan.?anul,- January 11. . , Arnpawa. WangaTwti. January 11.Nlkau, Nel-on. Motueka. January 11. •Karproa; T.vtt-elton, January 11. ' Rogiilun, Westport. January 11. Arahura. Plcton, Nelson, West • Coast, J»nnn.ry 11. : ... Tealandio, London. jAnnnry 11. TTnrinmi, Lyf-telton. -Tanmry 11. Murllal, London, January 12. . Haupiri. Picton. New, Plymonth, One- , hunua. .lariunry 13. WnvßTley. Nelson, West January 13. .Mokoia, northern porta, January 13. ""nnowM, Lyf-'-T'on, January 14. Mapourika, Kslson. West (Toast, Jan. 14. ■ Ripole. N«-pi«r, Gisborne, January 14, Wakatii. Ka'knnra, Tivtteltnn, January 14. Alexandsr, Nelson. Weist Coast* Jun. 14. Potono. Napier. Gi/fboma, January 14. Awaroa, Nelson, Motuoka, Jan. 15. INTERCOLONIAL SERVICE. . MOVBMENTB OF STEAMERS. WIMMERA, due here from Sydney, rla north, January 10. leaves same day for Bont.vi. : . ' ULIMAROA, due here from Melbourne, via wynth, January 10, . Leaves eamo day for Sidney dircot. ILANTTKA. dt'e h«T« from Sydnev January 15. Leaves January 16 for Melbourne, rla south. . OVERSEA SHIPPING. STEAMERS TO ARRIVE HERE. Steamers. From. Left. ■ Due. . Orari London . Nov. 4 Jan. 20 Star of India... London ' Not. 1 Jan. 14 TuraMna. Ijondon Nov. 23 Jan. 17 Star of Scotland London Nov. 9 Jan. 21 Corinthio London Dec. 5 Jan..2l Makarinl. London Nor. 14 '.Tan. 22 Remuera London Dec. 21 Feb. 3 Matotua London Deo. 10 Feb. 10 Arawa . .1 London. Jan. 4 Feb. 20 Xjdralema London Dec. 20 Feb. 24 WeGtmca/th .;... Liverpool Nov. 27 Feb. 3 Morayshire ... Liverpool Dec, 5 Feb. 10 Tyrone Liverpool. Deo. 14 Feb. 17 ' ...... Montreal Nov. 26 Feb. 18 Tokomaru Montreal Dec. 25 Mar. 25 HarpairuS ;. . New York Oct. 19 Jan. 16 Ho ten Ms New York Oct. 22 Jan. 12 Buteshire .....) New York Nov. 22 Jan. 16 Capo Finlsterre New York Nov. 26 Feb; 14 Star of Ireland New York Deo. 24 Fob. 26 Walhora Calcutta — Jan. 14

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OVERSEA. ■ LONDON, January 7. Arrived.—Tatmil, from Wellington. FREIiIANTLE, January }. Arrived.—Katoa, from New Zealand. MELBOURNE, January 9. Arrived—Kittama, from Kalpara. . SYDNEY, January .9. Arrived—Myra Fell, from Now Zealand. SUVA, January 9. Arrived— Manapourl. from Ncwttistfo. Sailed—Navua, for Awcltland; Tcfua, for Tonga, and Samoa. COASTAL THURSDAY, JANUARY 9. AUCKLAND. Arrived.—Hotenfefo (9.15 A.m.), from New York, QISBOIINE. Arrived.—Mononai 10.30 a.m.), from Napier. Sailed.—Monowni (7.30 a.m.), for Auckland; Natal Transport (8.45 p.m.), for Auckland. NAPIER, kUlad.-Wimsiwa, (2,40 p.m.), lor Wei. JJngtoß)

. r — NEW PLYMOUTH. Sailed.-Rarawa (8.25 p.m.), forOnehunga, PATEA. Arrived—Kapuni.(lo a.m.), from Welline. ton. Sailed.—Kiripaka (11,30 a.m.), for Wellington. To sail.—Aorero (midnight), for Wellington. WANGANUI. Arrived.—P.ntiki (11.7 a.m.), .and Arapawa (8.20 a.m.), from Wellington. Sailed.—Muritai (4.40 p.m.), for Wellington Sailed.—Arapawa (9,45 p.m.), for Welline- • ton. / FOXTON. To sail.—Gertie p.m.), for Wellington! KELson. Arrived l .—Rubi Seddon (9 a.m.), from Wellington. WESTPORT. ' Arrived.—Moa (3.25 a.m.), from Welling, ton: Taluno (2.20 p.m.), from Wellington. To sail.—Mangapapa (9 p.m.), Karamu (i p.m.) and Poherua (9 p.m.), for Wellington GREYMOUTH. , Arrived.—Holmdalo (noon), from Welling ton. • LYTTELTON. Arrived—Hinomoa, (2 a.m.). from the Bluff , Kent (1.20 p.m.), from Wellington; Cygnet (7 p.m.), fjom Kailtoura. ■, Sailed.—llinemoa (3 cum.), for: the Bluff Annie Hill, 6chooner (10.30 a»m.), for Groy , mouth: Breeze (2.15 p.m.), for Welliugtor and Wanganul; Tutanekal (3.30 p.m.), foi 0 the Bluff; Hakushika Maru, for Timaru : Rakiura, for Greymouth. ' , Sailed.—Ulimaroa (6.25 p.m.), for Sydney via Wellington. Passengers: -j Ealoon—Foi I, Wellington—Mioses Jameson, Davidson, Col - linron, Watkins, .Edwards (3), Oother Wiright (2), Ward,; Potter, Smith, M'Gill Andrews, Davidson, Hensley, Soriviner, Mao Donald, Isherwood, Mesdames Duprec i, Oranby, Watltins, Ooleman, Edwards, Kelly ■ Grummitt, Potter, Jackson and 2 cMldwn M'GIU, Andrews, Craddock, Hensley, Bos • well, Callie, Fisher, .Mac Donald, Cantrell Hobeon and 2 children, Messrs. Dupre»> Walton, 0. J. Reakes, .G. Jones, H. Wells Potter, J. King, M'Gill, Mac Donald, Thomp son, J. Cannavan, J. MacMillan, A.- Pearce Wilson, 1 Fisher, Oldridge,. Read, Coleman Frost, Bruce, Preeton, R. Jones, Martin 1 Broad, Johns, Willis,. Hannah, R. Hobßon ' A. P. Green. Masters Watkins, Potter , Grummitt, Frost..- ,i, ' : Sailed.—Maori (8.30 p.m.), for Wellington ; . Passengers: Haloon— Evans, Bar | rett, Rutherford, Gillies, Salter, Pillinfton . Suckling, ' Ncwlanda, Ounningham, Hardii . and child, Norman, Thompson, Oilbing Bennie, : Riley, M'Evana,. Bridge, Collins . Halligan, Frascr, Wallace, M'Farlane, Hoi j ford, Dwyer, Misses Marsh' (2), Salter,'Ben ton, Menolaws,' Bishop, Shirtoliffe,'Burns j Clu'istianson, Lear, 'Murray, Matthewson Pattcmon, Hewer, Nurse Mandcr, Missei Mackio, Davidson, M'Kenrie, Bcrivinger ' M.inmili, Harris, Bohan, Burness, Oomuton Messrs. Grace, Farthing, .Knowlands, Stud ' holme, Jones. Bims,, Hutdiins, Ferguson I' Jolliffe,' Blackburne, Hulme, Matthowson ' Evans, Barrett, Rutherford. Gillies, Mnion j Captain' Watsob, Messrs. Pillington, Suck lins, : Brecn, iNowlands, Menalaws,' Bcnnle ' Riley, M'Evans, Bridge, Shepherd, Watson I Aitken, Scully,: Elhot, Lean, Rev. R. B Spiers; 109 steerage. 1 ! - DUNEDIN. Arrived—Mokoia, from .northern ports. 1 , Sailed.—Pultaki (4 p.m.),. for West Coast ■ via Oamaru; Kumara, for Bluff. . " / Sailed.—Moura (noon), for Auckland. vi« " way porta. Passengers; Saloon-Miesei Downee, M'Kenzie, Mendciinc? Ross, Nichol ■ eon. 'Messrs. Stephenson,'Hodgson, Findlay Anderson, Kelly, Parker, Slattery, ' Hntton ■ Haines, Nicholson, Captain Ross; 22 steer - age for all ports. : RUAPEHU FOR LONDON. , . The New Zealand Shipping > OompariyV R.M.S. Ruapehu was scheduled to loave th< Glasgow Wharf, Wellington, for London at 6 a.m. to-day. She is duo at her destana ~ tion: on February 20. MOURA'S RUNNING CHANGED.'- ' It was originaJly intended that the cto ,mcr Moura would leave Wellington fo: northern ports to-day. Word was received by the local office of the Union Oompanj that the vessel had been delayed at Dun- ' edin, however, on account of shortage oi firemen. Tho Moura is now duo at Wellington ito-morrow morning, and i( ilohedule'd to take her departure for Gishome and Auckland at 5 p.m.- the same day. Napier, will be omitted as a port ol call this trip. Cargo will be received until . noon to-morrow. ' ROTENFELS AT AUCKLAND. '■ The U.B'.--andiA.j-liiuc!s;tchaft<ired steamer .- 'Rotenfels arrived, at .Auckland from.Now . York/, via way ports, at. 9.15 a.m. yesterday. 'Tho vessel is duo'hero about January 12 or 13. ;r •; '• i'.-' ■ ' REPAIRS TO' s!s. NAIRNSHIRE.'' ; ■ On account of having to undergo exten- ' sivo repairs at Port Chalmers,. tho departure of tho F. and S. Lino's steamer Nairn- ' shiro'for the Bluff has been delayed. The vessel suffered material damage on 'her recent 'pafsago from Liverpool to' New Zealand. Leaving the Bluff on January 17, tho Nairnshire proceeds to Wancnnui, Wai- ' tara, and Wellington to continue: Homeward loading, being duo at, this port on January 24. .On January! 27 she sails for Timaru and • Lyttelton, being scheduled to leave the latter port for Avonmouth, via Las -Palmas, on January 31. . 'WANGANUI'S TRADE. Owing to the steady increase in- the Wnnganui-Now Plymouth-Sydney trade, 'it has been found-that tho Karamu is hardly largo enough to meet requirements, and the Union Company have made arrangements to roplaco her with tho Kittawa, which iB a considerably larger vessel. As Bteody' improvements continue to be made in deepening Wangaoui River it is hoped that the Kittawa in turn will bo replaced by a still larger vessel in the near future. After discharge of her cargo of Greymouth timber at Melbourne and Sydney, the Kittawa Will proceed to Newcastle to load for Now Plymouth and Wanganui. PORT OF WESTPORT. ; Returns for the month of December in connection with the port fof Westport show that the output -and export, of coal was as .follows:— • ■ Output'. Export. I tons; cwt. tons. cwt. . W<stport Oonl Company, > Ltd., coal 43,581 15 43,679 10 Westport Coal Company, . Ltd., coko 148 1 :134 1 Wertport-Stockton Coal . 00.,'- Ltd., coal ...... .7,056 2 ■ 6,905 5 State Coal-mines ...... - 5.909 10 3,737 19 . Total ' 54,694 8 M.457,.1 Of this amount 6267 tons were shipped to foreign ports, viz., to Melbourne and Sydney, per b,b. Kaiapoi, 2611 tons; to Matupl, per barque Jlartha Bockhann, 1149 tons; to Promantle, per b.s. ICatoa, 1607 tons. Tho export of Umber amounted to 133,821 . sup. feet. " During the month 90 steamers and one sailor, representing 48,973 tons, .entered tho port, and 91 steamers and one ijaHcr, representing 49,163 tons, left the. port. The total tonnago for tho month was '98,141. . The mean high water in tho river was 25ft, lin., and on tho bar 23ft.'4in. The steamer Anglo-Mexican, recently at Wellington with Now -York cargo, ft to load Caledonian coal at Newcastle to Valparaiso.. . • The coastal steamer Alexander is due at Wellington from Westport on Sunday. She will be placed on the Patent Slip for overhaul and survey on Monday, ana is scheduled to leave £or : Nelson and West Coast ports on Tuesday, January 14. ■ Tho' Shaw-Savill' steamer Athenio left Wellington for Lyttelton yesterday, Tho turret steamer Koromlko is to load at Newcastlo at tho end of this month for Wellington In place of tho Whangape. > Captain .Wylio is once again in command of the Huddart-Parker stcamor Ulimaroa, which is due hero from Melbourne to-day. Ho has qulto recovered from his recent illness. • ' • • The Haupiri is due at Wellington at Wellington from Onchunsa diroct on Sunday. Departure will be taken for usual portaon Monday. ; 'Mapourika, s.s., arrivod at . Greymouth from Wellington, via way ports, i at 8.30 a.m. yesterday, and was to have left on tho return trip at .9 p.pj., Tho collier Komata leaves Wellington for Westport to-day. Tho Poherua is duo herefrom tho West Ooast port to-morrow, and tlio Karamu this ovenin^. Mir. J. Dowling,'third ofllcor-of tho Rahanoa, has joined tho Koromiko in a similar capacity, : ' . Tho Whangape is undergoing survey and overhaul at Port Chalmers, nad is expected to bo roady to resume hor running about tho end of this month. ; . The Governmont training ship Amokuro arrived at Wellington from Kawhia yesterday afternoon. Tho vcbsol will probably leave next Monday for Cook Strait, wlier« she will carry out some work: extending over a week or ten days. Mr. J. S.' Scrivner, late of tho Kurow, has relieved Jtr. Gard, fourth officer of the Paparoa, for tho run to London Tho Union Company's Kowhai has been rocommissioncd by Captain E. Platts. The following oißccrs havo joined the vesselsChief, Mr. A. Scales; second, Mr. 0. J. Hatneld; third, Mr. E. R. Low. Tho Kauri is expoctod to leave Port Chalmers for Newcastle to-day. She will load at the latter port for Dunediu and Oamaru