SHIPPING NEWS.

Dominion, Volume 6, Issue 1658, 27 January 1913, Page 7

SHIPPING NEWS.

i ; ; • ; PHASES OF THE MOON. . JANTJAKY". ■ , i - . Day. Hr. m. \ Now moon 7 ? 58 p.m. First quarter 16 ■ ? 32_a.m. Full moon ...: 2S 2 10 a.m. Last quarter 29 " V 4 p.m. . • MOON. Sloon rises to-day, 9.50 p.m.; sots, 11.18 . a.m. Tuesday. HIGH WATER. . To-day, 8.26 a.m.; 8.55 p.m. , To-morrow, 9.19 iun.; 9.50 p.m.' " ■ sun, . r ■ Sun risca to-day, 4.48 a.m.; sets, 7.17 p.m. ARRIVALS. - ; SATURDAY, JANUARY 25. ' ; KOONYA, s.s. (1.45 a.m'.), IC9I tons,. Pryde, i from Grcymouth. SIARAROA,. s.s. (6.10 a.m.), 5593 tone, Manni»2, from Lytf.cltom Passengers: 2CO saloon and.-stcerago. ' '' . ' : NIKATJ, s.s. (6.60 a.m.),' 243 tons, Hay, from Nelson aud Motueka. MANAROA, s.s. (4 p.m.), 122 tons, Hart, from PelorU3 Sound. ICAPUNI, .V.3. (5.30-p.m.), 150\tons, M'lntosh, from Patea. ' • AORERE, s.s. (11.5 p.m:), 77 tons, Fisk, from Patoa. 1 . SUNDAY,..JANUARY 26. KARORI, s.s. (2.45 a.m.), 1663 tons, Barlow., from AVanganui. /, . • OPAWA, 5.a.,(2.£0 a.m.), I]LO tons.'-Nicholas, from Blenheim. ' AVAIRAU.-'&.s. -(3.55 a.m.), 93 toßs, Deilfey. from Blenlisiro. ■ ■. ■ * ••• .JOHN. s.s. (5.35-a.m.), .542 tons, S. Holm, from • Nelson. ' • OANOPUS, s.s. (6.30 a.m.J, 1337. tons, Gibbons, • from Westport. MAORI, s.s. (7.5 C a.m.); 3399* tons," Aidwell, from .Lyttelton. Passengers: Saloon—JlisECS Pope (2)i Ohnnt, Colobrook, Rout, Barham, Baker, Buchan, • Blo.thwa.yti Harrison,'M'Conville, K. Brovm, Harrison, Mctc;e (2), Citsack. Baker, lilercer; -Palmer/ Callan, Troubr;ldt?c, Smith. Findlay • (3),' Smith, Ryan, OlarVo, Lady .Findtjiy, Mesdamus' Fbor, F. - Charlton,' P.- Twomev, Donoglute, Vincent n-nck. 2 children, A. E. Williams, "W. W. Tanner, Gcdey, 1 HayneV • Buchan.- Goodchild, Godwin nnd 2 /children,' H. Lan\ford,. flooonibo. Marchbanks,Min, Thomas,. Dalziell, Morgan, Philpot, "Smith. Fntheis, Barry, Collins, Messrs. Prior'. Chartres,. Crenff«l. Howarth, Hill, Andrews, Denny. Hill. ! Sin-» clair. Moubrd, Rfltcliff, Jfflford; Hard,. Casey (2), Walker, Desirerchehc?,. Tourlcmand, Porteon/5, Davidsnn, Stephenson, Esson, Howell, Wnlk•.or. A.; E. Wa?»s, Perkins, .Mnnteath, Godv/in, Senton, Kerr, Os-. borne, Thompson, Overton. Amoi, G.Kunt, Howard, Hohen,. Brooks,' Tinkering,., Gheesboroush.'" Haiffh,! Kiirbell,' . Isherwood, .Prince, Pn.nkhurst. B. G. 'Alexander, 1 Austin, Wilms. ZinfTcr. Hnden, .'M'Lahey, FavilM. Soley, O. JL Morten, llorpnji, Wallace, W. J* Scott, Andrew,'Dari'son,. Ebor, Toon:en, Dono^hue, • Lj'nchl fl'hd boy, Smith, Hall. AWAHOU. P.P; (8.15 p.m.), ,407 tons, Manlev, from CasMenoint.. -* • •' ' • IvAHTT, s.s, f8.15 a.m.),' IE2 tons,: fihirley, ! from-Castlonoint. ' THE SOUTH, s.s?. T10.20 a.m.), 1 .198 t.oprt. Harvey, from; ' AWAROA. p'.r (12.45 p.m.), 326 tons, Bonn't*: •. • :KAPITT, «?.s. 0.i5 p.m.), 243 tons. Sawrers. 1 ffAtr, . - • • - s.s. (1.30 p.m.), 350" tons, Wild,inn. 4 from Plvmouth. -•.. PATKEJfA;' s.s. aw p.i".). N 1212 tons; from nnd' P'cton. - ■ • HOKOIA. p.?. (3 20 p rq.),' 35C2 'ton'?." Hnr? from LvttcHon. Snl«onV-. S^»vir«"nnd child. .Rndloy,•'Tifii.'ter, 'GUrhrist. Aners, *^rr?T^in t e ea Mormon. Rodl«v.- Taylor. G)lphns+. T^< A Uwo n d, Jf'DoweV, Crnirhepd, Ri?Rei.' Rofntroc 1 . Morri:. Cprtloy. Rev. Wilkip«. Jfnster, .Tnhnfltpn, RUnrtt, '. ? T n.rt,in.. *M'Onll«ch.> Boothman,: Adamo.' ?.T'Tjrn.n. Glnctot, Kosf.' • Reo c o,. Dawpon, Bishop. Re 7! Snndrpan, Pafrlckr Hoakinr.. Ager, Garlaucl, ..Bcattio, and 16 •; FORO. t.«xi!iarv M.30 p.m.), 99 tons, M'Tnt.vro, from ' . . : MAWHFRA. drodgfl l (10.3 ft' p.m.). ' . •;/ '' ; MONDAY, JANUARY' 27., / X r';. : o'i." .(0.35 a.m.), 4175'.t0ne, ■ Ir--win', from Timarn.' . BREEZB,ye.s. (0.45 a.ra.), 347 tons,'AUgop, from I«yttolton. ' , v WAITTORA, 8.8 (0.15 a.m.), 4638 tons, Nich-' olcon, from - Auckland,. -. . l! DEPAnTURES. SATURDAY. JANUARY 25.-, - . V'i* . WAKANTJI, 6.5. (5.45 a.m.), 5824 "lone,-" Uakoiicaca,.tor London, via wa,v ports.' . , ■ARAIIUKA. s.s. (I.IS D.m.), '1595 tons, Lambert, for-, Picton, Molson. 'Wostport.. padGroyrcouth. • Pe-uchssts-EoIoon: For Picton—Misses Godfrey, Ilubort, Gillroan, Street,. Fulton, Jmining?. JleFiiaraea Girlftisr. Hbdjkin, Gibson, UnbcTt, - Jortninss, Messrs. Ashloy, BnrcASJ; Dwyer, Oo.mnbolt. Grifflths, ltcid,. Caipbcll, Cooper,HmitJi, Pibfon, Jlobinson (2).' -For rTeison—Jlwws Taylor, Cnvannyh,. Grubb (2). Holdway; Ooaptns, Oa-rloyn. Kenner. Taylor, Jfesdan:es Doitfl-ldson, Adam?,' Henderson," Donaldson, O'lTnva-Rmith Msssrs. 'Sntherr larid, Masters (2), Taylor, -.King, 'Jackson, Farmer (2). ,' For Westport—Misses O'Connor, Berry (2), AUnji. Shaw, Gates, Harper, Lonnell aiid . child, Dousan and "pliiJ' l , Ooppin®, Johnston, nnd (Jnjics, :3iTcssrs. Hoyos. Greenland, Hay-ward.'.Fair, ■ M'llroy!' Bowling, Lawson, Boswoll .©, Mace, - Harper. " For Greymonth—Misses Orr,. Jeffries, Eviron.' Me.;dnmeg Williams, JTiymos, Evison, Bsv'twiiir. Kassnll, Messrs. ,Downey, -Apted. Whitr-. ■ Hole,. Younpr Flyn'n. and, Captain Willis; 45 steerago for all nortn. - s •PTJTIKT, s.s) p.m.),' 409 tons, Wfthl-' strom. for Westnort. ' ICOMATA.-. s.s. (5.15 p.m.), 1994 tons, Wat-, son. for Westnort. HTTIA. s.s. (8 p.m.), 127 tens, Burt, for WnwT.i.nui. . - 1 , NIKAIT, s.s. (11.5 p.m.), 248 tons, Hay,.for-Nolf-on. ' . MAHAROA, B.S. (t1.5 P.m:). 2558 tons, Manning, for Lyttelton. '' SUNDAY, JANUARY 26. . ' ; ~ TIJRAKINA, ;s.s. (6,5 p.m.), 8349 tons. Smith, for Lyttelton, . . EXPECTED ARRIVALS. Ripple, ISapler, ■ A!;itio, January- 27. o - ATrahou, Eo,st Coast, January 27. Nffatoro, Groymontli, Jannary ,27. ,001'inna, southern ports, - January 28. Wavorley, Foxton, January 28. . . Huia, Wanganni, January 28. . .. Kiripalca, Patea, January 28. Nikau,: Nelson, Motueka, January 28. Mararoa, Lyttelton,- January .28. . ICini, Westport, January' 28.' Wakatu, Lyttelton, Kailsoura, Jan. 28. Poherua, eouthern porto, January 28. Monowai, northern ports,- January 28.- .* ; Arapawa, Lyttclton, January 28; Haupiri,'- Onehunga, New Plymouth, January 29. ■ Moerakl, -Sydney direct, January 29. Star of India, Wang-anuly January. 29. Arahura, West Coast, Nfclson, Picton, January 29. / ■ .'' , . Komata, Westport, January 29. Moana, ' San Francisco, via way porta, January .30. . .. Tahiti, Sydney diraSt, January 30. Victoria, Dunodin, Lyttelton, Jan. 30. ■ Tara;wora, northern ports. January 31. ' Maunganul, Bouth, Jan. 31."

PROJECTED DEPARTURES. Oorl'ntliic, Lyttelton, January 27. Kooiiyn, Groymoutb, January 27. Olan Ogilvy, London, January 27. Harpagus, Lyttelton, January,27. Aorore; Patea-, January 27. Blanhelm, Blenheim, January 27. Ka.puni, Patea, January. 27. Amokura, Cook Strait, January 27. Breeze. Wanganiil, January, 27. . Poherua. Now Plymouth, West Ooaetj January 27. , . Opawa, Blenheim,' January 27. Queen of the South, Foiton, January 27. Manaroa, Pelorus .Sound, January' 27. Stormbird, . Wangan-ut, January 27. • Kaplti, Wanganui, January 27. ' - Mana, Patea, January 27. Awaroa, Nclaon, Jtotueka, January 27. Patoena: Pictoii, Nelson.- January 27. ; Maori, Lyttelton, January 27. : Kaitoa; Kelson, West Coast, January 27. : Kahu. East Coast, January 27. Mokoia, northern ports, January 27. ■ Kipnlo, Napier, Gisborne. January '28. Waihora, southern, ports, January. 28. Hincmoa, Oook Rtrait, January. 28. . - . Nikau, Nelson, Motueka, January 28. Mararoa,' Lyttelton, JnnuiiiV 28. ( . : Kirlpaka, 'Patea, Jnnunry 28, Waverley. Nelson, West Coast, Jan. 28. Karorl, Wcstport, January 28. • Nairnshire', Titna.ru. Lyttelton, Jan. 28. Echo, ITavelock, Gisborne, Jan. 29. . Kini, Westnort, January 29. . Ccfrinna, Nelson. New. Plymouth, . Onehunga, Jnnunry 29. ' ■ : Ihlia, Wanganai, January 29. Wakatu, Kaikoura, Lyttelton, January S.T.tonowai,- Lyttelton, Duncdin. Jon. 29. . Arapawa, Wanganui, January: 29. • Canopu'!, Westpnrt, .Tannery. 30. . •..Mar' of India, London, January 30. jroeral;!, Melbourne, viapouth. -Tonuflry3o. Victoria, Sydney, via north. January 30; ' Tarawa, Lyttelton, Dunedln, Jan. 31. Maunsaniil, SVtlney, .January 31. . Tahiti, Fan Francisco, via way ports, January 31. Moane, Sydney direct. -Tannery 31. ' Arn-hnra, Picton, Nolson, West Coast, February 1. ■ ■ ■ MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS MOT-IRAKI, line here from Sydney January. 29.- Sails January 30 for,.-Melbourne,* vie. south. ; ■ VICTORIA, dun here fro,m south January 30. Sai'e same day. for Sydney, via north. MAUNGAiVUI, duo here from Melbourne, via noilth, Jn.nun.ry 31, Learo# «iuno auj Joe Bydaey dlreofe

OVERSEA SHIPPING. " ' Steamers. ■. From. . Loft. ■ Duo. Itemuora London Dec. 21 Feb. 3 Matatiia Loodon Dec. 10 Feb. 10 Arawa London .Tan. 4 :>Feb.'2o Ir.drrucma Lfmdon Dec: 20' Feb. 24 Huahine London Jan. 18 Mar. 3 Westmeath ... Liverpool Kov. 27 Feb. 4 Morayshire Liverpool Dec. 5 Feb.-10 Tyrone .. ..... Liverpool -Dec. 14 Feb. 17' Essex ; Liverpool Jail. *1 Mar. 17 Waimato ...-, Montreal Nov. 26 Feb-8 Tokouiaru Montreal Dae. 25 Mar. 25 Buteshire .. New York Nov. 22' Feb. 14 Oapo Finfotorre New York Nov. 26 Feb. 18 Star of Ireland New York Dee. 24 Feb. 23 Barcnfels ...... Nfew York Jan. 15 Apr. 14 Moana 'Frisco Jan. 8 Jan. 30

BY TELEGRAPH.

OVERSEA. (l ' • . ■ SYDNEY, January 26. Sailed.—Moeralsl (1.30 p.m.), for Wcllincton; Tahiti, for Wellington; Oponrl (from Oiarenco-Heads),. for New Zealand."", ■ Arrived.—Northern Chief, from Auckland. ',- '. MULnOUKNK, .January 261 ; Arrived.—Manuka, from Now Zealand. ; , COASTAL. ' " • SATURDAY, JANUARY 25.. . ' AUCKLAND. | Arrived.—Tofua., (6.30 a.m.),'from Bydneys<Kereru (6.30 a.m.), from Niue. Sailed.—Monowai (8.5 p.m.), for Gouthern ports. . t " : GISBORNE. • • . Arrived.—Tarawera (9.30 p.m.), from /s»> pier. ' Sailed.—Rosamond, for Auckland; Tara-,' 'wera. (ll A.m.), for Auckland.'- ■ • '. NAPIEK. ; , Sailed.—Ripple (2.20 a.m.), for ,Wellinßton, via the' coast. ■ - NEW PLYMOUTH. Arrived.—Earawa. (4.40 a.m.),' from One'hunga. , . . . WANGANUI. , Arrivcd.-Stormbird (9,10 a.m.), Kapltl (10.28.a.tn.), and Tutanckai (11.50-a,m.), from' •Wellington. '. ~~ PICTON. ' V, Arrived .-P.akiura (1.50 a.m.), and Alexander (5 a.m.), from Wellington; Arahura (5.10 p.m.), from - .Wellington. ~ y ' ' i NELSON. .' ' ' Af rived.—Alexander (5.55 p.m.), from Wellington and Picton. : ' * ' . GEEYMOUTH, ' - Arrived.—Ngatoro (2.45 p.m.), from Wel'lington. Sailed. —Mawhera, dredgo (2.20 p.m.),. for Wellington. ' , • / ; ' KAIKOUKA. , , ■ ; ' Arrived—Wakatu (7.55 a.m.),' from i Wei- ' lington. , . ; * . , I,' LYTTELTON. ; . . Arrived.—Makarini (7 a.m.)/ and' Maori (7.30 a.m.)*' from- Wellincton; Victoria (3.20 p.m.), from Wellington. To- Bail.—Breeze (11.30 p.m.), for . Wellington. ! ■. ! ..TXJtARU.i . ' ' . ; .. ' Sailed.—Poherua |(7.45, a.m.), for Welllncton. ' DUNEDIN. • Arrlvod,—Corinna' (9.30 a.m.)i from northern ports: Ulimarda (6 a.m.), from Syd- . noy, via Wellington. ' I' .. . Sailed.—Corinna, • for Onchunga, via . Oamaru. ' ■ V SUNDAY,,- JANUARY %. ' • Auckland.' ' - Arrived:—Tarawera (2.60 p.m.),: from southern norts; Matieno (1J.45 a.m.). from Sydney; Ihumata (7 a.m.), - from Sydney, ' with' hulk Eure in tow. , . Sailed.—Kornmiko -(from Limestone . Island),.for Sydney. ' . '. - .' GISISOIINE. . Arrived.—Tokapuna (6.30 a.m.), from Na■pier.. ' / ;■! To arrive—Monowai (7 p;m.), from Auck-' land. : - : • ' • • " .To eail.—Monowai (midnight), for, Wk?l- - mid southern' ports. -Pnaßcbeers: ' Raloon-Mlasos Lan.iford, '• Mitcholl, /KinvV Fox # (2), ■ and Paul; ■ King. Kirlt-' natrich and' Miild. Livingstone. Dcv»rs nnd ?, children, M'Lewl. nnd,, infant. Iff. '••and Mi;f. ' Ellison end "child.- Mr. and lire. Piuaels, Mr. njid Hrs.? SWno, Messrs. La-nn, R.van, Bull, Schmoil. • Lovrdnes and 2' cliiltlren. - • • ■; WANGANUI. ' ,' : Arrivcl.-lliiia' (9.35 - a.m.), from Wei.lington. . , . .v.- . XEi,«o:i.. • ■ ' (7 . a.m.), from .Picton and IVclUngton. . • .GHEYMOCTH. : Sailed.—Ngatoro .(0,15 a.m.), for Welling'ton. DUNEDIN. ,(9.J0 a.m.), from Bluff; - _Invercargill (10.5 p,.m.), from Invorcargill; .<Victoria '(3.ji5.- plm:), ffdm ports'; -'Koja.rc-(4.30- p.m.),. froiu -Catlins.. ' . 1 frailo:!.—Ulimaroa'(s p.m.), for Jtelbourne, ,via; Bluff ■ -r.

' WHITE STAR APPOINTMENT. -. ' '

■ CAPTAIN R. LOBEZ. '■ _ : Tho many friends in Now Zealand of Captain E. : Lobez, who last visited tho Dominion, ns • chief officer of tho .WJiito ' Star liner Gothic, will.bo pleased to hear of his advancement-to an important post. , Tiio London'"Shipping Gazette," of December 13, 6totes tliat Captain Raphael Lobez, R.N.R., who v has recently boon appointed marino. superintendent at Queonstown to • tho. Whits Star and American Lines, has long, been\.associated 'with tho .. various services of the former steamship concern. Ho served his apprenticeship 'ion tho fail- < ing ship MaMerhorn, and. subsequently was , tecond .mate of the sailor Haddon Hall. Joining, tho-White Star Line in 1897, .ho wan: appointed, fourth officer of the Coptic, ami ho ; continued in her. for a period of ' ton yoars,'-ultimately being appointed in command. Ho traded to San. Francisco, China, and Japan. Returning to Liverpool. he was transferred as chief officer to the Gothic, in -whicli: fchip lio made two voyages. Then he went into tho company's . Now Zoaland service, after which ho was .'appointed in'.the same position to the Arabic. In the latter liner bo spent nine months running in the North Atlantic , uervico to New Yprlt, He was opnointfd 'to the <K>n;m,i.nd of the Romanic, in 1908, and after malting a couole of voyages ho . was transferred to .the Boric for one voy--1 ago and then to the Teutonic. Afterwards .be commanded the Medic on. the Austra- . lian route, and subscnuently nsrnmcd command of tho: Crctio : in tho Mediterranean :6ervico<-- ■ . ; H. P. AND CO. ORDFRING NEW TON- • : •-' NAGE. \ ■It is understood . that tlio Huddart- : Parker Company have placed orders at Homo for, one and possibly two big steamers- of similar design t,o the Zealandia, which is at present running in tho Vancouver service. This is supposed, to'bo in accordanco with a building programme decided upon some. titae ago, which was unable to be prosecntod right away, owing to congestion in tho shinbuilding trade. It is not expected tint tho vessel or vessels will bo ready for delivery until r.oTt year. A Tho. fact that not only thiß company, but ntfarly . overv othej steam>BhiD oompany in the Australasian trade each have at present steamers ordered or bnilding, in spite of tho considerably advanced, prioe of construction, consequent on what has been chrictenod "the freight boom." would Boom to indicate that, there is widespread confidence in "the-.best-In-formed quarters-in the future of tho ship, ping trade' in -tlie'so - southern latitudes. WAIHORA FROM ; CALCUTTA. : An arrival in port from Calcutta, via Singapore, Java, and Auckland, yesterday afternoon, was the Union Company's steamer. Waihora. ' Tho vessel'brought 7343 tons of general merchandise, 3P62 tons of which were discharged l at Auckland. Oapt-ain A. C. Showman hns associated with'-"him tho. following.'officers:—Chief, Mr. J. Scott; second, Mr. It. Former: third, Mr."F.'Warren, Mr,. C. .Falkenberg in ohM engineer, Mr. F. Paterson second. Mr. 0. R. Richardfon third, and Mr. J. M'Arthur fourth. ■ Mr. 8. Falla is purser, 'and Mr. J. Bowleg ehiof steward-. ; The Waihora "ails to-morrow' for Lyttel-, ton Ji.y l il Dunedin to complete discharge. She will be dockcd at Port Chalmers,.pro'coding thenco to Newcastle to load coM for Java. From the latter.place the Wail hora goes to Calcutta to take tho March loading berth for New Zealand, •. -,'R.If.S. Corinthic i? to have completed discharge o£ tho Wellington portion of heir London cargo in time to leave for Lyttolton this afternoon. The Kurow is to load produce at Timam for Auckland, before jirnrcdint: to Newcastle to ■ load coal for Wellington. ■ ■ Bound for London, tho New Zealand Shinning Co.'s " Wakanni left Wellington at. 5.45 a.m. on Saturday... The Grey mouth Harbour Board's dredge Mniohera is duo at Wellington for overhaul and survey early this morning., hood work is apparently being done in ; connection with repafw to tlio South Tnranaki Steamship Co.'s /flawera. The vessel has been li.iuled well up nbove 'high water mark on tho bench at Patea, nnd it .is confidently anticipated that -the littlo •steamer ivill bi rondy for relaunching ill about fix weeks' time The four-marted bamuentlne Titniila! r«ennt.lv' nurchared by Captain S. Holm, of. ' Wolliwrton, was to have left Newcastle for this port on Saturday. From Wellington the puxilfary -scow Echo' proreeds to Haveldck to ltad timber for Gisborne. : Tho coastal steamer Gertie will be taken out to an anchorage in the stream to-day pending further developments regardlnir what will be done to her in tliq matter of repairs. ~ Havfng completed discharge of the Wellington portion of her cargo, the Xew Zealand Shinning Cj.'s Turn Ulna It ft .here fi.-.' Lyl'.elton yesterday afternoon. ' Th8 4 coa-jtnl steamer Aitahouwas duo in post oarly tula morning, The vcjml'i . futuxa moTomwtQ us wwcrtiUu