SHIPPING NEWS.

Dominion, Volume 6, Issue 1698, 14 March 1913, Page 7

SHIPPING NEWS.

PHASES OF THE MOON. MARCH. Day. nr.ni. ], New moon 3 U 52 a.m. First quarter 16 8 28 a.m. Full moon 22 11 26 p.m. Last Quarter 30 0 28 n.m. MOON. Moon r'ses to-day, 0.6 p.m.; sets, 9 P.in. 1 Saturday. HIGH WATER. To-day, 9.16 a.m.; 9.35 p.m. 1 To-morrow, 9.59 a.m.; 10.33 p.m. SUN. Sun rises to-day, 5.45 a®.; sets, 6-15 p.m. ARRIVALS. THURSDAY, MARCH 13. KAPUNT. s.s. (2.30 a.m.). 150 tons, M'ln- j tosh, from Picton. BLENHEIM, s.s. (3.10 a.m.), 120 tons, Wilkinson. from Blenheim. ARAPAWA. s.s. (3.15 a.m.). 268 tons, Sawycrs. from Wanganui. MAN A, s.s. (3.35 a.m.), 134 tons, Gibson, from l'atea. OPAWA, s.s. (4.25 a.m.), 110 tons, Nicholas, » from Blenheim. J NIKAU, s.s. (6.35 a.m.). 248 tons, Hay. 1 from Nelson and Motucka. ' AORERE, s.s. (7.10 a.m.), 77 toils, Fisk, from Patea. ' MARAROA, s.s. (7.35 a.m.), 2598 tons. Manning, from Lyttelton. Passengers: Sa»' loon—M'ssca Bannister, Short, Iney, Dowe,Moloney. M'Grath, Bragg. CaSelberg, Mes- , danies M'Lean and 2 children. 1 Short, M'Kcnzie and child. Porter and child.. , M'Master and infant, Jones (2), Bill. English, Kelly, Boyd, 'Allan, Moore, -Evans, Stithon, Barnes, Maroney. Newbigin. Milne,. Lysach, Eerdman, Cas/Tborg, Messrs. t E. Free, Bennett, Maysinoor,, Gumming, Taylor, Cullen, - Porter, Thorns, Watt, Walsh, Kelly, Hood. Allen, Malone. Brown, ( Duoroz, Moore, Hill. Evans, Noble, Hill. r Williams, Maioney. M'Moran. Milne. Birnie. t Mnrshaii, Edmund*on, Herdman, Ponlton. < Casolberg, Hews, Lewis, M'Kcnzie, Newbigin, Longmore, Baldwin. Carrick, Hooson, Haws, , Honpan. Bill: 38 steerage. 1 BUTESHIRE, s.s. (10.5 a.m.), 5583 tons,. ; Brodie. from Napier. ' '( CANOPUS, s.s. (10.20 a.m.), 1337 tons, Gib- , bons, from Westport. WARRIMOO, s.s. (10.35 a.m.), 3-529 tons, ] Olift, from Svdney direct.. Passentrers: , loon—Misses Batlian, Lock. Scott, Willinrns, Dav, Duggan, Esma. (2), Watson, Stafford, ; Fallow, Matthew, Wood-', Seymour, Mes*-' ] dames Lobb. Houston and child, Josephs, 3 Jlarsden. Williams and infant, Esma-. Ross, , Rowlands, Burton, Gray. Brown, Tillett, - Capt. Lobb, Messrs. Wood, Davies. Tinier, ■ Morton, Foster, .. Morsden, Little, ; Henrv, Williams, Marsden, Grant (2), Rev. ( P. Milne, Tillett, Gee. Capt. Gray, Dryden, Grnv. Santi. Burke, Cameron; 67 steerage 1 . WIMMERA, s.s. (1.40 p.m.), 3022-ton?, Entwisle. from Lyttelton. MANGAPAPA, s.s. (2.20 p.m.), 164 tons, Fletcher, from Karamea.. NORA NIVEN. s.s. (3.50 p.m.). 560 tons, Qoudie. from Nanier. TAVTUNI. s.s. (3.45 p.m.); from Lyttelton. . WESTMFATn, s j. (2.23 p.m.), £096 tons, : Warren, from Lyttelton. MAGIC, scow '3.40 p.m.), 82 tons, M'KeUar, from Pelorus Sound. WAIKUNA. s.s. (4.40 p.m.). 3947 tons, Butter. from Newcastle. NAVUA. s.s~ (9 p.m.), 2930 tons, Todd, | from northern ports. 1 . ARAHURA. s.s. (11 p.m.), 1596 tons, Lam- j bert. from ' ■ QUEEN OF THE SOUTH, s.s. (11 p.m.),' 1 198 tons, Harvey, from Foxton. i DEPARTURES. THURSDAY. MAJ3CH 13. 1 WAIRAU, s.s. (2 a.m.), 93 tons, Dciley. ] for Blenheim. RAKIURA, s.s. (5.5 a.m.). 81 ions, Barr. , for Greymoutli. j MATATUA, s.s. (6.15 a.m.), 6488 tons, Gill- . man, for London, via/ Las Palmas. ( i ARAHURA, s.s. (0.5 p.m.), 1596 tons, Lam- , 1 bort, for Picton. HIMITANGI. s.s. (4.55 p.m.), 232 tons. , Manly, for Timaru. I AORERE, s.s. (5 p.m.), 77 tons, 'Fisk for , 1 Patca. . . ; ; AWAJIOU, s.s. {5.15 p.m.), 407 tons. Manly, for We-stport. • „ ; NIKAU, s.s.i 5.45 p.m.). 245 tons, Hay. for ■ NeJson and Motueka. M.AKA. s.s. (7.5 p.m.), 134 tons, Gibson, for Patea. KOMATA, s.s. (7.15 p.m.), 1994 tons, Wat- • son, for Wcstport. , ARAPAWA, (8.5 p.m.), tone, Thompson. for Wanganui. MARAROA, S.s. (8.5 p.m.), 2598 tone, Mannine, for Lyttelton. • i > V/IMMEKA, s.s., (9.5 p.m.), 5022 tons, Knt- ' wislo;''for northern ports .and .Sydney. Pas- ! pchgers—Saloon For Na.pler—Mcsdames Fos--1 ter,. Burton. Bear, and Burns and infnnt. ' For Gisbornc—Jrcs-st**!. • Groll, .Tustiee. Graham, Cns-p, and Martin, Mesdarne? ; ham, Martin, and Niohollj .Misses Longton." Nlcholl, Master De Costa. For Auckland— Nurses Martin- and Hnnna. and Mies With- ' ford. Fpr Sydney—Mr. ITarrison. WARRIMOO, s.s. (10.10 p.m.t, -3529 tons, ■ Gift, for southern ports and Melbourne. TAVIUNT. s.s. (11.20 p.m.). for Wcstport. BLPNTIEIM, s.s. (midnight), 120 ton?. 1 Watson, for Blenheim. FRIDAY, MABCH XU KOROMIKO. s.s. (0.20 a.m.), 1541 tons. Davey, for Westport.. • EXPECTED ARRIVALS. Pateena, Xclson, Picion, March. 14. Opawa, Blenheim, ..MaTch 14. Cflnopus, Westport, March 14. Haupiri, Onehunga, New Plymouth, March 14. Kennedy, Foxtpn. March K. i Whbau, Blenheim, March 14. Queen of tho.South, Foxton, March 14. I Stormbird, Wanganni, March. 14. I Awaroa, Motueka, Kelson. March 14* I Maori. Lyttelton. March 14. ! Maitai, northern ports. March 14. ! Manuka; Melbourne, via south, Mar. 14. I Breeze, southern ports. .March 14. I Ruru, Nanier, March 14. i Waimea. Terakohe, March 14. Wairuna, Tvewcastlr. March 14. Kennedy, Foxton, March 14. Kiripaka, Patea. March 15. Mana. Patea, - March 15. Aorore, J'atea, l\rarch 15. Nikftu, Nelson, Motueka. March 15. Mararoa, Lyttelton, March 15. Coast, Nctaon. MaT. 15. KapiH, New Plymouth. March 15. Manoroa, ITavelock, "irnrch 16. Monowai. Dunedin. Lyttelton, March 16. Rtpple. Gishomo. March 16. Kapuni. Patea, March 16. Arapawa, Wanpamji, March 17. TjSrox. Liverpool, via way porta, Mar. 17. T.iimu, London, via way ports. March 17. Wakatu, Lrttelton, Kaikoura, JFarch 17. \ Rnkiura, West Coaßt, March 17. Waimate, Picton, March I^. • Mokoia. northern ports. March 18. Alexander. WaiKcanul. March • 18. . Wostmoath, Wanjranui, March 19. PROJECTED DEPARTURES, j Kapuni, Patea, March 14. 5 Manpapapa, We6tport, Karamea, Mar. 14. Op aw a, Blenheim, March 14.. Katoa, Westport, March 14. Haupiri, Picton, Onchunjra, Mar. 14. Canopuis, 'Westport, March 14. Konnedy, Neloon, Wost Coast. March 14. Wairau, ißlenhcim, March 14. 1 Queen of the South,. Foxton, March 14. Stormbird, Wangnnui. March 14. i, Kiripaka, Patea, Ifarch 14. " Awaroa. Nolson, Motueka. March 14. t, Pateena. Pioton, Nelson. March 14. I Maori. Lyttelton, March 14. - • • Maital, Lvttelton, Dunodin, MaTch 14. I Manuka. Sydney,' March 14. ! \Ruru, Coast, March 14. v i\Taimea, Nclf-on. West Coast, March 15. | patea, March 15. 1 M-a raroa. Lyttelton, March 15. _ Ni\ au, Nelson, Motueka'. 3Tarch' 15. , Na"S*ua, .Nelson. Pioton. Lyttelton. Mar. 15. < Lyttelton. London, Marqh 15. Wnn?anui. March '35.. •. . v .• Avonmout.h., Marrh. 15.. ' , ;/i , AraKiira, 'Picton. Nelson.- West. Coast. Marrh • 15. KapiA s - WanKanui. March 15;. Star Ireland, Wan&anui, M''.rch 16; Tlinerw^a,'Cook Strait. March 17. jronovr-ai- nortlicrn ports. Maroli 17. , Afokoiiiv IjytteUon. Pnnedin, llarch 18. Nelson. \Vcst Coast..irnf.. 18. Hinule, 'S'anipr, fiisliorne, Mar'fh'lß. W'nltatu.i Lyttt'lton. Mirrh 18. Ilaliinra. i',Orovmontli.. IloltitiUa, Mar. 18. * moknrn i' On-niarn. W. Alexander;.\kelson .and Wost Coast, Mar. 18. INTtiR COLONIAL SERVICE. jro'VBJU'NTS OF STEAMEKS. MANUKA, due lierc from Melbourne, via south, on. Mai'fjii 14. Sails same day for S I[AIWGANTji, v'lne liore :from Sydney on Mirth gails JXiu'ch 20 for Melbourne, via 6 °MOF,UAKT. duo lttero from Molliourne, via south, on March Sail-3 same day for Sydney direct. •, OVERSEA 1 SHIPPING.

BY TRI.ECrHAI'H. OVERSEft. l.oxnnx, Mnr^ll Failed—laiifiir, for liyltolloii • NEWCASTLE, iLxrc 1 )! Anived.'-SJLkanoa, from Xeiv. Zealipn l *

COASTAL. THURSDAY, .MARCH 13. NAl'll'K. Sailtfd.—lfaitai CJ.45 p.ntJ, for Wcl'ington. NEW .PLYMOUTH. 'Arrived—Karawa, ('1.30 aiiTi.l. from Onehiiiiga; Bcnduon (uooiia. from Pugct Sound. Sailed.—Hanpiri (2.50 ii.nO,« for Wellington; Karawa (8.20 p.m.), for \Onehunga. PATEA. 'Arrived.—Kiriptka. (11.30 a.m.),il from Wellington. WANGANUI. Arrived.—Stormbird (9.50 a.m.), ftoui Wellington. BLENHEIM. Arrived.—Wairau (10.30 a.m.), from Wellington. Sailed.—Wairau (7 p.m.), for Wellirfflton. I'IOTOX. Arrived.—Rakiura (11.30 a,m.\ from IV cllington; Arahura. (4.20 p.m.), from lington. To sail.—Pateena (Friday.' 3 a.m.), fiV' Wellington; Kulm (10 p.in.), for Wellington* Sailed.—Arahura (6.40 p.m.) for Welling-" ton. NIiLSON. Arrived.—Awaroa (4 a.m.), and Storm (6 a.m.), from Wellington; Patcena (8 .a.m.), from Picton; Corinna (8 a.m.), from Wellington; Alexander (12.45 p.m.), from Wellington. To sail.—Pateena (9 p.m.), for Picton and Wellington. Sailed—Awaroa (5 p.m.), for Wellington. WESTPORT. Arrived.—Eileen Ward, dredgo (8.50 p.m.), from Wellington. To sail.—Ngatoro (midnight), for Wellington. KAIKOURA. Arrived.—'Wakatu (7 a.m.), from Wellington. LYTTELTOH. Arrived.—Maori (6.50 a.m.), from Wellington; Manuka (7.45 a.m.), from Bluff; Policrua (10.25 a.m.), from Qreymouth; John (11.15 a.m.), from Timaru: Breezo (6.15 p.m.), from Timaru. Sailed.—Terra Nova, Antarctic ship (6 a.m.), for Cardiff; Arawa (6.40 p.m.), for Wellington; John (5.25 p.m.), for Nelson; (Tokomaru (5.35 p.m.), for Dtinedin; Manuka (8.40 p.m.), for Sydney, via Wellington; Cygnet, for Kaikoura. 'Sailed.—Maori (8.40 p.m.), for Wellington. Passengers: Saloon—Misses Gi'ling, uiiapI man, Hislop, Moses, Smith, Londrigan, Bryant, Duff, Colo, Robinson, Martin, .lainieson-Pprew, Scarfe, Bernard, Mesdamcs Mitchell, Turner, Benjamin,- Symons, 'Chapman, Casclberg, Hcssery. Palmer, Dalienson and child, Murry, Piet, Comber and 3 children, Anstiss. Taylor, Messenger. Scarfe, Jones and 2 children, Oliver and 2 children, Lambert. Messrs. Sheddcn, Clarksoiii Bankert, Collins, Padleburv, Wilson, Mitchell. Doughty, Mackay, Oasclberg. Ilarrowell, Hill, Heseey, Phillip, Palmer, Dallenson, Piet, Comber, Oaine, Parker, Burt, Uorslcy, Anstiss, Chapman, Evans. Brown, Voico, Hollon, Gilchrist; 43 steerage, .. DUNE-DIN. Arrived.—Kotare (5 p.m.), from Catlina; Monowai (6.15 p.m.), from northern ports: Houto, schooner (7 p.m.). from Kaiparn, WAIfIUMOO FROM SYDNEY. Twenty-four hours late, the Warrimoo, from Sydney direct, arrived in rport yesterday morning. The vessel left Sydney at 1 p.m. on Saturday, and the big storm which visited the New South Wales port on that day was just gathering. By the timo the vessel cleared the Heads. she experienced the galo at its worst. Several other vc6sols leaving port at the feame time had to put 1 back, hut the Warrimoo, although compelled to slow down for some hours, camo on. For those on board the passago was most unpleasant, the gale keeping up all through Saturday night and Sunday, but on Monday somewhat better conditions were experienced. The weather conditions remained moderate until the vessel's arrival, but a heavy head swell mada matters most uncomfortable. The vessel brought the following imports for Welling-ton-:—80 eases tablet sugar, 34 girders, 230 pieces maple, 1(2 bags Sunlight oil cake, 144 cases soap, 197 bars elcctrotyt-ic copper, 13 casea pianos and effects, 160 bags rice. 35 cases fruit, 2 crates water melons, 596 boxes lemons ex Friedricli der Grosse. 435 pieces timber ei Aorangi, and transhipments ox Otranto, Elbing, Grcfswald, Neulnunster, Sydney, Lunebing, Atua, Nikko Mairu, Moldina, Australien, Sonoma, Eastern. Cornea-, Ya-wa Maru. and Granlola. Tho Warrimoo took her departure for Melbourne via southern ports at a late hour last night. , TAINUI LEAVES • EOBART. Local agents advise t-USt' th'c" 'R;M.B. Tainui left .Hobart in continuation of her voyage from London to Wellington at 5 a.m. yesterday. The vessel is expected to arrivo hero, early-'on Monday morning.'' Tho following is tho passenger list for Now Zealand ports:— First-class: Messrs. H. Foritcr, E. P. Hayman, D. Scrimgcour. Second-class: Meiers. W. A. ATbuckSe. J. Bad rock. J. W. Barnes, Jtre. Barnes, Mr. G. K. Bavett. Mr. J. Carter, Mrs. M. Carter. Mr. N. J. Cox, Miss C. Dampney, Mr. fi. H. Eaton, Mr. E! C. Gazi, Miss E. Gordon. Miss J. Homes, Mrs. J. Larkin, Rev. W. F. Long, Mrs. G. M'Gregor, Miss B. Miller.' Miss C. A. Oat.es, Miss M. D. Proude. Mrs. 0. Stratliam, Master A. Stratham, Master E. Stratham, Rev. A. D. Stratford, Mr. L. N. Sj'kcs. Third'-class—For Wellington: Mispes (7. Burton, L. Christeson, M. Clirintison, A. Dalton, F. Da.llon, S. Davis, E. Davis, A. Downie, li. Finnimore. F. Finnimore. C. Finimove. JI. Gray. L. Hart, K. ITe.rliky, M. Hill, E. Kidman. A. Lea. M. Middleton, TT. Moriv-. M Uriel!. N. O'Ncil, E. Rendoll. E. Rogers, A. Stevens. E. Taylor. C. Taylor, F. Wheeler. A. Gerard, M. O'Reilly. Mesrtaraes Ashburn, M. Etlworthy. Finnimore. Gordon. Hart. Hodge. M. -M'Kmr/ic Iv. Marston, E. Mnrston. E. Moore, C. Taylor. M. Thorpe. Messrs. W. Armstrong, S. Ashburn W. Beattie, J. Burgess, L. CarpcnoH. A. Carter, Jt. Christison. J. Christison, J. Coker, E. Oorin, C. Dalton, J. Davis, I. Davidson, P. Devoy, W. Doran, A. I'inniinorc, E. Emmerson. R. Gordon. W. Gower. R. Gower. C. Handford, C. Hart, J. Hodre, •T. Jefferics, W. M'Kcnzie, A. M'Ewing, W. llielmout!i. F. Nieliolls, P. o'Br;en. J.' O'Brien. A. O'Reillv, C. Pearce. W. Price, M. O.ulnban, T. Tliornc, P. Willcock, T. Hurley, Masters J. Coker, R. Corin, J. Elworthy. E. Finnimore, C. JTart. J. Middleton. For Auckland. 157: Napier, 17; Gis-. borne, 9: Lyttelton, 61; Ti'marn, 10: Oamaru. 6: Dunedin, 33: Bluff, 10; Picton, ?■; Nelson, 13; Westnort. 21: Qreymouth, 7; Wanganui, 2; New Plymouth, 16. • COLLIER IN A GALE. Late yesterday, afternoon the i)o!lifcr Wairuna arrived from Newcastle. Tlie vesleft left the last-mentioned port at 9 o'clock on Friday morning last, and on Saturday ran into a heavy gale. For ■some time she laboured asainst a heavy beam sea. and it was eventually decided to slow down and put her head to the sea. This waE done several' times, until th 9 gale .abated. Moderate weather conditions, were experienced from Monday until arriybl. No damage is reported aa having boon done. POSITION OF UNDERWRITERS. Tho Institute of London Underwriters has been making efforts to bring the marine underwriting business Into a more favourable position. Last year was one of disaster, the best, and apparently safest, risks turning out unsatisfactorily. Tho "Economist," under date of London, January 25, draws attention to tho trend of underwriting business towards schedule tariffs and policies. The standardisation of the clauses of tho marine policies is becoming pronounced, and as schedule rates are well adhered to as regards- Australian marine risks, it is the fact that some variation ist taking place in tho clauses that is of particular interest, The "Economist" points out that it is worth whilo examining new clauses carefully, and that a claim may not be recoveraile under the new clauses. . An illustration is given in the recent case of the Narrung, which met with such heavy weather that she was forced to put back to London and discharge her cargo, some of which was damaged with sea water. In ;tho' f.p.a.clauscs most commonly used hitherto an assured cam claim for particular average if the ship or vessel put into a port of refuge and discharge, but by the institute clauses the only damage for which he can claim i-s damage done in discharging cargo, 1.e., the f.p.a. clause is broken only to far as concerns goods which -arc actually mishandled. The movement towards tariffs and standard wordings is, the "Econouiist" states, certainly growing, and may result in a very much higher level of rates than merchants have been lu'cnarcd to pay in tlio past. MESS-TABLE GOSSIP. Captain M. A. Davey signed off the ICoromiko at Wellington yesterday. Oapt-aiii J. nolms flHs tho vacancy. Mr. W. W. Ttodgcrs. second officer of the Warrimoo, signed off that vessel yesterday. The R.M.S. Remuera, which left this nort on March 7, for London, via way ports, tnok the following cargo from Wellington For Load-on: 73<0 buies wool. 4t3 bale' tow. 643 ca?kfi tallow, 2:1 casks nelts, 1484 bales liemn. 15,192 boxes bu/or, 15,8?3 cases chcese. 189 drums dip, 115 case dip, 2P3 <\ttCs shell. ICS bags sheclitc,' 10 bales clippings. 6878 carcasses mutton. 1C66 caTcn.S"Xv? lamb, 281 carcasses tegs, SCO bass legs, 594 tins milk, 25 packages sundries. For Monte Video: 3522 cases applet?, 1 crate fowls, 52 packages sundries. To comnlcte Homeward loading, tho Arawn left Lyttelton yesterday for Wolton. She is to leave here Orally oil Thursday next for London, via Monte Video, Itio de Janeiro, Toneriiro. and Plymouth. The vessel is duo at lier destination on May 2. The llnkiura. is due here from Grevniout.li on Monday, and will sail on Tuesday for Hokitiki and Groymmith. • Early next week the scow Echo i< to leave Wrsthavon For Wellington. The Unci' otor of Ireland I? to lcn.vo Woh Jinston on Bun day cio rains lot .Wanwiiui^

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