SHIPPING NEWS.

Dominion, Volume 6, Issue 1755, 21 May 1913, Page 9

SHIPPING NEWS.

PHASES OF THE MOON. MAY. Day. Hr. in. New moon 6 7 54 p.m. Firiit uuartcr 13 11 15 p.m. Full moon 20 648 p.m.. Last (imirter ...... 28 11 34 a.m. 3COOX. Sloon rises to-day, 4/6 p.m.; sete, 9.16 a.m. Thursday. HIGH WATER. To-day, 4.58 a.m.; 5.33 P.m. To-morrow, 5,55 a.m.: 6.23 p.m. SOX. Sun ri£M>s to-ilay, 6.56 a.m.: set!:, 4.37 p.m. , ARRIVALS. TUESDAY. 3fAY 20.

ORAWA, s.s. (0.29 a.m.), 110 tons, Nicholas, from Pictou.' - r „ AWAIIOU,- s.s. (5.45 a.m.), 407 tons, Manle.v, from Foxton. WAIMEA, s.s. (5.50 a.m.), 452 tons. Stev en 3, from Wanganui. MAHAROA, s.s. (7.45 a.m.). 2593 tons, Manning, from Lyttelton. Pa&teiißers: Saloon Misses Condell, Turnbull, Case-more, l>n* don, Smith, Buller. Michel!. Lavender, 3l.esdames M'Master, Kurzel, Wright, Muirson, Armstrong, Anderson, M'Call, Temple; Lockhead, Turnbull, Captain Honckhouse ami eon, Revs. M'Dowild. and Chappie, Judge Gilfcdder, Judge • M'Cormack, Ohief Ju6tice Palmer, Mcd'srs. J oil, Williams, Chapman, Newsame, Harris, Loxnax, BischisKic, l>a.vidson. Taylor, llcgarty, Valintine, Shallcrass, La- Roche, Bel), O Bricu, Dolman, Gvainge, Boyd, Kurzel, Edgar, osworthy, Wright, Gow, Gardiner. Anderson, MCall, Holland, Hunter, Resce, Rankin, Atkins, Robinson, Akere, Peck, Adams, Anderson, Durie, Grim-stone, Simeon, Atkins, Rogers, Brooks, Forsythe, M'Kenzie, Mitchell, Preston, Carbon. New-son, Mawson, _ Bradley, Tompkins, Gummcr, Master Avison; w steerage. , MONOI, s.s. (8.35 a.m.), 3433 tons, Edwin, from northern ports. Passengers: ba-loon-Mr.«. Pasley, Misses Watson, Morris, Pearoc. Downey, Katten, Dawson, Messrs. Tiro, Collyer, Wahlors, Smith, Hurst, O'Brien. Wateon, Minister, Phillips. Hegarty. Green, King, Short, Barry, Carr, Jfflips: 12 .Steerage. ..... „ . TUTANEKAI, s.s. (9.5 a.m.), 811 tons, Post, from Onok Strait. „ MAN A. s.s. (9.45 a.m.). 134 tons, Gibson, a.m.), 248 tons, Hay, from Nelson and Motuska. _ _ AMOKUIiA. Government training snip (I.JO p.m.), 805 tnna 120 li.p., 13 knots, Hooper, from Auckland. . .. TAVIUNT. s.s. (6.40 D.m.). 146s t-ons, Platts, from Lyttelton. . NQAIIERE. e.s. (8 p.m.). 11C0 tons, Muir, from Lyttelton. , , „„ ARAI'AWA, s.s. (8.15 P.m.). 268 t° Dß ' Thompson, from Lyttelton. KINI. s.s. (9.10 p.m.). 1122 tons. Wliyborn, from Greymouth. JOHN". SR. (9.15 p.m.). 342 tons. Holm, from Lyttelton. s PATEEiVA, s.s. (10.20 P.m.), 1212 tons. Whitc-Pareons, from Kelson and 1 Plcton. PasGeiiEcra: Saloon —Jlisses lountrson. Kempthorne, Parsons, Kelly. Gray, Innis, Revan. Oaranash, Wallace, jresdamcs Ken : nett. Jl'lCav. Goodman, Coltiuhoun, Iximbie, Crozier. llnil Thompson. Walmer, Strochan. STjller. Fisher, Innea, Smally. Cnthie, Mcrorr. Wnlker. Aiken. Walton, Riobxrd.'ott, Banselow, Ginssrow (2). Edivnrds. Jicv. lumlierley. Barr!ay. Fordham, Jl'Ro.e. Tarrant, Lichczert. Wateon. Chapman. Franks, Hukdimson. Bowler. Cathie, Parsons (2). Oibson, Strcehan, Wimhley, M Calluro 12), llroek, Vavasour. Skelly. Hiscins, Townshend, Cresswell. l'crlcer. Cook, F.W. r u "er, Swan. Archbiehon Redwood. Swindale, Mastevs GUscow. Wilkir.--011; 8 steerage. HAWERA. s.s. (10.45 p.m.), 200 tone, Jackson, from Patca.

DEPARTURES. TUESDAY, MAY 20. NOEA NIVEN. s.s. (6.20 a.m.), 56 tons, Brmscy. for Cook Strait. WAIIiAU, s.s. (8.30 a.m.), 93 tons, Deilej, '°KOWHAT, s.s. (10.45 a.m.), 792 tons, Bender. for Gisborne. . QUEEN OP TIIE SOUTH, s.s. (2 p.m.), 193 tons. Harvey, for Foxton. MAPOURIKA, s.s. (5.10 p.m.). 1203 tons. Holmes, for Nelson and Coast ports. NIKAU. s.s. (5.10 p.m.), 245 t-one, Hay, for Nelson and Motucka. . STOEMBIItD, s.s. (0.20 p.m.), 217 tons, Orotty. for Wo-nganui. KAITOA. s.s. (5.25 p.m.), 350 tons, Graham, for Nelson. MONOWAI. s.s. (5.40 n.m.), 3433 tons, Edwin, for Lyttelton. and Dunedin. Pafpengorc- Saloon—For Lytteltoo-Mrs. Fn-irley, Messra. Fairley, Donovan. Akhurst, and Robinson. For Dunedin —Miss Jflnics, Sir. Churton; 15 steerage for both ports. KIMITANGI. e.s. (6.5 n.m.), 323 tons, Burno, f"r Lvt-telton and Chatham Islands. RIPPLE, s.s. (6.30 n.m.). 370 tons, Carlson, for Napier and Gisborne. MAN A. s.s. (7.40 p.m.), 134 tons, Gibson, for Jt 'VKAKOA, s.s. (8.5 p.m.), 2598 tons, Mannine. for Lyttelton. Passengers: SaloonMisses Guthrie, Cox, Mesdames }Yn-Uoii, •Tpff Guthrie, nnd Lucas. Sir Robert Stout, Dr. Withers, Messrs. Cameron, M Art-hy, Law. Barnes, Ward, Baxter/, VaJlmtinc, Croil. Martin (2), lieece. BaxWl, and Turner: 15 steerage. KOONYA, s.s. (10.50 p.m.), 1091 t-ons, Prydo. for Grormoiith. ... OP AW A, s.s. (midnight), 110 tons, Nicholas, for Picton.

EXPECTED ARRIVALS. Kauri, Lyttelton, May 21. Tainui. Waitara, May 21. Wa-i.ra.il, Blenheim, May 21. Willochra, Sydney direct, May 21. Koromiko, Newcastle, May 21. Corinna, southern ports, May 21. Waliatu, Lyttelton, KaiUoura, May 21. Alexander, Wanganui, May .21. Jloana. Sydney, May 21. Waverlcy, Nelson, May 21. Kapuni. Patea, May 22. Stormbird, Wanganui, May 22. Victoria, Dunedin, Lyttelton, M«y 22. Ka.hu, East Coast, May 22. Norfolk, Waitara. Picton, May 22. Kimutaka, Liverpool, way gorts, May 22. Manuka, Melbourne, via south, May 22. Nikau, Nelson and Motaoka, May 22. Jlararoa, Lyttelton, May 22. Arahiira, Nelson and We£t Coast, May 22. lvapiti, Wanganui, May 22. Queen of the South. Foxton* May 22. Opawa, Blenheim, May 22. Aorangi; San Francisco, May 22. Mansapapa, Westport and Raramea, May 22. Alexander, Wanuatrai, May 22. Huia, Wanganui, May 23. Awahou. Foxton, May 23. Mana, Patea, May 23. AoTero, Patea, May 23. Maitai, northern ports. May 23. Ruapehu. Lyttelton. May. 23. Koonya, Grcymouth, J toy 23. Brisbane. Newcastle, May 24. Mapourika, West Const. Nelson, May 24. Echo, ICaramea, May 25. Itipple, East Coast ports. May 25.

PROJECTED DEPARTURES. Taviuni, New Plymouth, West Coast, Waitap.u, May 21. Awahou, Foxton. May 21. Hinemoa, Cook Strait. May 21. Komata, Wcstport, May 21. Karori, Wc3tport, May 21. Kauri. Wostport. May 21. W-airau, Blenheim. May 21. Aorerc. Patea. May 21. Waverlcy, Nelson and West Coast ports, May 21. . . Huia, Wanganui. May 21. Alexander, Nelson, West Coast, iila l . 2. Maori, Lyttelton, May 21. Pateena, Nelson, Picton, May 21. , Blenheim, lltivclock, Polorus bound, 2L • „ no ' Knniti. Wanganui. May 22. Willochra, Melbourne, via. south, May LL ICnhu, East Const, May 22. Wakatu, KaiUoura, Lyttelton, May 11. Victoria, Sydney, via. north, May Corinna, Nelson, Nev.* Plymouth, May 2— Mnraroo. Lyttelton. May 22. Nikau, Nelson, May 22. Tfawcra, Patca, May 22. K-apuni. Paten, Mav 22. . ICini. Grcymouth, May 22. Kait-ima. May 23. Maitai, Lyttelton, Dunedin, May 23. Moana, Ban Francesco, via ports, Majr 23. A-oransi, Sydney direct. May 23. Manuka, Sydney direct. May 23. Atahura, Nelson, \\ est LOA-.t, Mapourika, Nelson nnd West Coast ports, "STpplc, Napier and East. Coast ports, May 27.

INTERCOLONIAL SERVICE: JIOVEJIENTS OF STEAMERS. WILLOCHRA, due here from Sydney today Saili'i May 22 for Melbourne, via south. MANUKA, duo here from Melbourne, via south. May 23. Leaves same day for Sydnoy direct. , „ _ , ~ MATINRANUI. due here from Sydney direct. Jiny 28. Sails May 29, for Jfclbourne, via t.hc south. VICTORIA, due hero from couth Jfr.y <.Z. Sails same dnv for Sydney, via north. JTOANA, due here from Sydney to-day. Sails Jlay 21 for San Francisco, via Barotonga ond Papeete.

OVERSEA SHIPPING. Steamers. From. Left. l)uc. Muritai ' London Mai'. ZO Moy 27 fiu'ranm-a, London Apr. 6 June 18 Rlnr of luilitt ... London Apr. 22 ■June 2} Paparoa London Apr. 4 May 31 Wahvcra. London Apr. 4 May 27 Covinthie London Apr. 26 June 10 lUinuUilia Liverpool Mar. 15 Jlfl.v 22 iViwnru Liverpool A up. 3 ■June 27 Kommeu Liverpool Mar. 13 .Tuny 27 Kont Liverpool May 3 July 8 Kakai-i .St. John Apr. 7 June 22 DaunfcN Xf"' vi ' orl j J ' a . r - f. , li ,ne ll Courttlelil New \ork Feb. 30 Maj 25 Crown of Toledo >-(.'«•} ork Mar. 3 June 2? Aborlonr pr * t! i II Walbnm Ontowitft - May 26 'Aorflngl —... Frisco Xjus. 30 iluy 2

SAILINC VESSELS. Daniel, n barriue of 299 tons, left I'ort Stephens 011 April 29; 20 days out. Wanganui, a Ixmiuentine of 292 tons, left Grafton. Clarcnce Itiver, N'.SAV., on May 16; three days out. BY TELEOIiAFII. OVERSEA. LONDON, ilny 20. Arrived.—lndralema. from Wellington. FIiKItANTLE, Stay M. Arrived.—Marmora, from London. SYDNEY.. May 20. Arrived.—Maunannul, from Wellington; Ihmnata. from London. Sailed.—Wailiora, for Wellington. Sailed.—Courtfielrl, for Auckland. • MELBOURNE, May 20Sailed.—Orvieto, for Loudon. COASTAL. TUESDAY, MAY 20. AUCKLAND. Arrived—Murit-ai (6.40 p.m.), from Sydney. ■Sailed.—Maitai (3 n-m.). for southern ports. Passengers: Saloon—For Wellington—Miss Smith, Mcedamea Conston, lioss. Brown, Messrs. ltobb, Brown, Birdie, and Pnnsford. , Sailed.—Tofna (12.50 p.m.). for Tonga, and Samoa; Riinutaka. (3.43 p.m.), for Wellington. NAPIER. Sailed.—Mokoia (1.30 p.m.), for Wellington. NEW PLYMOUTH. Arrived.—Karawa, (5.35 a.m.), from Onek Sailed.—Rarawa- (8.30 p.m.), for Wellington., PATEA. Sailed.—Hawcra. (9.20 a.m.). for WellingtoD- PICTON. Arrived.—Wairau (6 p.m.). from Welling—Energy (7.15 a.m.), for Wellington. NELSON. Sailed.—Waverley (3.35 p.m.), for Wellington. LYTTELTON. Arrived—Maori (6.40 a.m.), from Wellington; Kla Ora. (7.40 a.m.). from Timarui Cygnet (5 p.m.). from Akaroa; Wokatu (11 p.m.). from Knikoura. Sailed.—Kauri (6.10 p.m.). and Maori (8.55 p.m.). for Wellington. DUXEDIN. Arrived.—Manuka (2.20 p.m.), from Melbourne; Storm (4.45 p.m.). from northern porta. , . _ , Sailed.—Victoria (2.30 p.m.), for Sydney# via Auckland. CHANGE FORESHADOWED. According to information supplied by tho Union Company yesterday, tho Willochra, at present under charter to t the Union Company, and running in the intercolonial run, is to relieve tho Aorangi 011 tho Sydney-WellinKton-'Frisco run during tho nioiith of September. Tho Willochra is to ieave Sydney in September for can Fran* cisco. via Wellington anil Island ports. The vessel meanwhile wiiJ remain in the intercolonial running. Nothing has been decided ns yet as to what will bo done to tho Aorangi.

'FRISCO BOAT DUE FRIDAY. R.M.S. AoraaigL now on tho way from San Francisco to Wellington, via way ports, loft Rarotonga at 6 a.m. on Friday last for Weiliiißloii—half a dny late. Tho vessel ih cxnected hero on Friday morning, and will sail on the same day for Sydney.

INDRAPURA AT MELBOURNE. Messrs. Bannatyjio and Co., agents lor tho Ty?cr Line, have received advico to the effect* that the Indrapum arrived in Melbourne from London, after a voyage of 40 days, on. Sunday morning last. The vessel ii-j due at Auckland on Juno 4. ana should reach. Wellington about June 15.

AMOKUHA ARItIVES At 1.30 p.m. yesterday the Government training ship Amokura, arrived in port from Auckland, after occupying over a week to do the trip. The Amokura left Auckland at 11 a.m. on Monday last; and awing to the severity of the southerly gale, wa? only able to make very slow progress. She was forced to seek shelter under t.lio lee of Mahia Peninsula, hut the gale moderated suflieiently to allow of her reachins Wellington yesterday afternoon. KING OF TONGA'S YACHT. The new pleasure yacht Onclua., built in Auckland for the King of Tonga, sailed on her voyage of 1000 miles to Tonga yesterday afternoon, says our special correspondent. Sho is in charge of Captain Stenbeck, who has with him Messrs. W. Sminnerton and E. Mansell. Under favourable conditions the Onchia should reach her destination in about nine days' time.

WEATHER ON THE COAST. Advices received by the Union Steam Ship Company yesterday state that the weather conditions at ijot-h Greyinouth and West-port nro again the reverse • of pleasant. With a westerly wind prevailing and heavy sens on the bars, thcro is at present little procpect of any movements on the West Coast. Tho Aiahura (according to Infest advices) is still InGroymouth, and an attempt, to cross the bar outwards will be made at 9 o'clock this morning. In conscciueuco of her delay at Greyinouth, the Arahura- is not expected to roach. Wellington until Thursday evening. She will probably omit Picton on tho way to Wellington. The rarao adverse conditions prevail at Westport-, where tho liaituna- remains, unable to get out.

NEW VESSELS IN DEMAND. Advices from London stato that although there arc paid to bo signs of a reaction in some departments of the country's industry, there are no indications eo far of a letriip in the shipbuilding trades. At tlio present time it is estimated that an agcregate of about 2,CM,C00 tout! gross of merchant ships are ill course of. construction in the United Kingdom. Yet there is still a brisk demand for tonnage. Most of tho contracts recently placed were for tramp steamers or oil-tankers, but the liner companies are now coming Into tiio market. Many of them, of course, already havo steamers on the docks, but during the kist few days orders have been given on an important scale, although it is known that delivery must be delayed for some time owing to the pressure of current orders. Barclay. Curio and Co., of Whiteineh, and Swan, ilunter and Wigliam Richardson, of Wallscnd,' arc to build six steamers for tho British-India Steam Navigation Company: Workman. Clark and Co., of Belfast, havo three vessels newly on order for the Bucknall Line; Cammeli. Laird and Co., of Birkenhead. have undertaken to build a large passenger shin for the Prince Lino: Harland and Wolff, of Belfast, five liners, of 12.000 tons each, for t.hc Hoyal Mail Steam Pnoket. Company's Panama service, and John Brown and Co., of Clydebank, a steamc for the Orient Company's Austria lian trade. This by no means exhausts tho list of new vessels that aro being ordered,—"Sydney Shipping List." H.M.S. PYRAMUS. Tho following programme of the H.M.S. Pyramus will be of interest to naval reservists:— _ _ Lyttelton and Akaroa, depart Wednesday, May 28 (approximate). Arrivo Picton and Polorus Sound Thursday. May 29; depart Friday. May 30. Arrive Nelson, Friday. May 30; depart Sunday, June 1. Arrivo Wellington, Monday. June 2; dopart Monday® Juno 16. » Arrive Rusecll Thursday, Juno 19; depart Friday, Juno 20. Arrive Auckland Saturday June 21; depart Monday. Juno 23. Arrive Napier Wednesday, Juno 25; depart Sunday. Juno 29. Arrive Wellington, Monday, June uO. MESS-TABLE GOSSIP.

Mr. B. Ho.rt has joined the Hula as mate, vico Mr. W. H. Stevens. Jtr. A. Reed, Eecond officer of tho Monowai. haa been granted holiday loavc, and will be relieved bv Jlr. A. Jl'Lellan. Jlr. T. Warland. third officer of the Maitai. lma signed oil. Mr. F. Jl'Conville. second engineer of the Komata, lias left tho vessel, and is to join the Maori. Jlr. C. Le Guys, late of tho Kittawa.. has joined the Komata, as second engineer. Jlr. 0. Granquicit, mite of the Ngahcre, has gone ashore on sick leave. Jlr P. J. Dowell. late of the Coombar, has joined tho Ngaliero as second mate.

The Union Company's steamer Waihora was to have left Sydney for Newcastle on Saturday last, in continuation of her voyage to Auckland and Wellington. From this port the vessel is to proceed to Lyttelton nnd Dunedin to complete discharge of Eastern goods. i The Canadian-Australasian mail steamer jrakura lert Vancouver on Wednesday :ifternoon lai-t for Auckland and Sydney, via Honolulu and Suva. Tho liner haw oil board 125 passengers in nil classes for all ports. She is bringing 390 tons of corgo for distribution throughout. N.ew Zealand. The Vf'-i?i>l is expected to arrive at Auckland on June 3. The Government steamer Hinemoa is to inave Wellington cnrlv this morning for the Cook tStrait lighthouses.

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