SHIPPING NEWS.

Dominion, Volume 6, Issue 1766, 3 June 1913, Page 7

SHIPPING NEWS.

PHASES OF THE MOON, JUNE. Day. Hr. m. New moon 5 " 727 a.m. First quarter 12 4 7 a.m. Full moon 19 5 24 a.m. Last quarter 27 5 U a.m. MOON'. Moon rises to-day, 5.29 a.m.; sets, 3.3 p.m. HIGH WATER. To-day, 2.56 n.m.; 3.23 p.m. To-morrow, 3.44 a.m.; 4.13 p.m. SUN. ■ Sun rises to-day, 7.7 a.m.; s'ets, 4.30 p.m. ARRIVALS. MONDAY, JUNE 2. TERAWHITI, steam tug (1 a.m.), 230 tons, Watchlin, from ItanEitikoi beach. DEPARTURES. MONDAY, JUNE 2. PATEENA, s.s. (12.55 p.m.), 1212 tons. White-Parsone, for Picton nnd NeUon. BREEZE, s.s. (5.55 n-m.!. 347 tons, llrondhouse, for Wanganui. MOKOIA, s.s. (6.5 p.m.), 3502 tons, Harris, for northern ports. Passengers—Saloon: For Napier-Captain Bower, Hr. Burke. For Glshornc—Sfrs. Adair, Messrs. Hall, Balon, Wallace. For Auckland—Misses Sharp. Parker, Comfy. Mcsdames P.ollafion. Parker. Duff, Bold and child, Captain Bold, Messrs. Wood, Brent, M'Mcnamen. Smith, Dudall; 80 steerage. MAORI, s.s. 16.5 p.m.), 3358 tons, Aldwcll, for Lyttelton. Passengers: R-iloon-Mifstj Barker, Hcldaworth, Lee, Collins. Tripe, Ralno, Palms: Po'-timccr, Ne<il, Hills, Bcekiisysalo, Wilu<raoth. Fiujerald, Fisher, Itosdames Cockayne, Wallat-e, Soldle, Thompson. Holdsworth, Noirte, Geary. Ritchie, Noal, Keller, Morris, M'Cann, Bond, Taylor, Bell, M'Gibbon, M'Arthur. Kev. M'Donald, Dr. Turnbuli. D--. Cockavne. Hon. D. M. Fraser, Messrs. Halley, Soldie. Yarrel, Hunter, Donald, Geary, Crosbie. Ui/e, Waldie, Bennetl, Wilson. Ennie, Johnston, iiossboth.vn, Htevens. 01liver, Walter, Hull. Builow. Young, Sinion, Flavail (2), Sliarwan, Duncan, Murray (2). Stewart, Boyd, .M'Cann, Hamilton. Bond, Young, Summers, Barr. Fisher. Adams, Shirtciilfe,Webster, Ritchie, Thomas, Tanner, M'Gibbon, M'Arthur; 100 steerage. HAUPIKI. s.s. (9.40 p.m.). 715 tons, Bilton, for New Plymouth.

KAPUNk s.s. (11.30 p.m.). LEO tone, Macintosh, for Patea..

EXPECTED ARRIVALS. Rakiura, Lyttelton, June 3. Maneapapa, Karamea-. June 3. Brisbane, Newcastle, Juno 3. Kflitoa. New Plymouth, Juno 3. Hawera, Pntea, .June 3. Mararoa, Lyttelton. June 3. Monowai, nortliorn ports, Juno 3. Mana, Patea, June 3. Pateona, Nelson, Pictor June 3. Kailoa, New Plymouth, June 3. Kaipara, Picton, Juno 3. Wairau, Picton, June 4. MaDri, Lyttelton, June 4. Arahura, West C-oast, Nelson, Picton. June 4. Manuka, Sydney, June 4. Awaliou, Foxton, June 4. Koromiko, Newcastle. June 4. Wimmera, Dunedin, liyttelton, Juno J. ■ Nikau, Nelson, Motueka, June 5. Navua, Island ports, via Auckland, June 5 Kaitangata, Wostport, Juno 5. Kulapoi, Westport, June 5. Corinna, southern port?, June 5. Stormbird, Torakohe, June 5. Arapawa, Lyttelton, Jnno 5. Kapur.i, Patea, June 5. Kapiti, Foxton, June 5. Itaitai. northern norts. June 6. 1 Moeraki, Melbourne, via south, June. 6. Paparoa, Lyttelton. June 6. Moijoia-, northern ports, June 10. Surrey, Wanganui, June 10.

PROJECTED DEPARTURES. Wailiora, southern ports, June 3. Monowni. Lyttelton. Dunedin, June 3. Mapouriko, Nelson, West Coast, June 3. Mararoa, Lyttelton, June 3. . J Mangapapa, Karamea, Westport, June 4. Rakiura, West Coast, June 4. Kaitoa, Nelson, West Coast, Juno 4. Aorere. Pntea. Juno 4. Kennedy, Nelson, West Coast, June 4. Wairau, Picton, June 4. Queen of the- South, Foxton, June 4. .Huia, Wangamf), June 4. ' • 'Jlwcra. 1 Patea, June 4, Maori, Lyttelton, June 4. Patcena, Picton, Nelson, Juno 4. Karamea, southern, ports. Juno 4. - 'Koohya; Greymonth, Juno' 4. • 'Kaitoa, Nelson,' West Coast, June 4. Awaliou, Foxton, Juno 4. liana, Patea,- June 4. Ripple. Napier, Gisborne. Juno 4. Blenheim, Havcloc!;, June 4. ; Kaipara, London. June 4. • . Nikau, Nelson, Motueka. Juno 4. Manuka, Melbourne, via south, June 5. Wimmcra, Sydney, via north, Juno 5. Courtfield, southern ports, June 5. Stormbird, Wanganui, June 5. Kapuni, Patea, June 5. Kapiti, Wanganui, June 5. Aropawa, Wanganui, June 5. Corinna, Nelson, Now Plymouth, June 5. Kaipara, London,- Juno 5. Moeraki, Sydney, June 6. Maitai, Lyttelton. Dunerlin, .Tune 6. Arahura. .Picton, Nelson. West Coast. June 7. ' Blenheim. Blenheim, June 10. Mokoia, Lyttelton, Dunedin, June 10. INTERCOLONIAL SERVICE. MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS. MANUKA, due here from Sydney direct. June 4. Sails May 5 for Melbourne, via eonth MOERAKI, duo hero from Melbourne June 6. Sails same day for Sydney direct. WIJIMEEA, dhe here from South June 5. Sails eame day for Sydney, via lyrth. OVERSEA SHIPPING. ~ ,Steamer?. From. Left./ due. Indrapura London Apr, 6 June 11 Star of India ... London Apr. 22 June 24 Waiwera London Apr. 4 June 11 Corinthie London Apr. 26 June 10 lieniuera- London May 10 JunoM Arawa London May 22 July 8 Niwa.ru Liverpool May 13 June 8 Kent ) Liverpool May 3 July 8 Rakaia St. John Apr. 7 June 22 Eaunfcls New York Mar. 26 June 16 Cro.vn of Toledo New York Mar. 31 June 28 Aberlour New York Apr. 24 July 17 SAILER TO ARRIVE. LOCH GARVE, Ship. left Marseilles May 20. BY T-ELEGTiAPII. OVERSEA. SYDNEY, .Tone 2 Sailed— Marama (1 p.m.), for Vancouver via Auckland. SUVA, June 1 Sailed.—Atua (Saturday), for Aucklanl via Island ports. Sailed.—Manapouri, for Melbourne. COASTAL MONDAY. JUNE 2. AUCKLAND. Arrived.—Nayna (3.20 p.m.), from Suva. Sailed.—Malic'no (10.30 p.m.), for Sydney. : ONFjHUNGA. . Sailed— Rarawa M.lO p.m.), for New Ply mouth. MANUKAU HEADS. Rarawa passed outwards at 6.20 p.m. NAPIER. Sailed.—Monowni (4 p.m.), for Wellington. PATEA. Arrived. -Hawera. (7.30 a.m.;, and Mana (7.50 a.m.), from Wellington. PICTON. Arrived.-Mangapapa (4 p.m.), from Karamea (put in through stress of weather); Pateena (5.10 p.m.). from Wellineton. To sail—Mangapapa (6.30 a.m., June 3). for Wellington. LYTTELTON'. • Arrived—Annie liill, schoonur (9.45 a.m.), from Kaipara; Arapawa (5 p.m.), from Gisborne. Hailed.—Cygnet (2.30 p.m.). for Akaroa; Eunice, scow (3 55 'p.m.), for Wellineton and liavelock, Ngatoro. for Tokoinani Bay and Greymouth; Rakiura (7.25 p.m.), for Wellington. Sailed.—Marnroa (6.30 p.m.). for Wellington. Passengers: Saloon—Jlifsca Biggins, ! Hughes, Preeee, Hursthonse. harri'sou, Doleman, Fox, Hamilton. Ounu,- Isaacson, Lang-, Packer (2), Mcsdsimes Laddersoii, Findlay, Calvert, Cop, Johnstone, Porrie, Calvert, Legg, Hildreth, Dixon, Jenkins, Bladen, Seaman, Parsons, Macn.ulay. Laville and 2 children, .Messrs. Luea«, Itemtloman. Pnrve, Clarke, Loiiroy, Ladder.ion, Itolden, Nutt, Holmes. Findlay, Drew, Ramsay, Scriyen, Ilutchinss, Archery Tanner, Norman, Lupe, Milburn, Niison! Ramsay, Donit!. Wnrner. H;i.,vk. Sinclair Van Asche, Le;jg, Staif-Captains Hildretli and Gunn, Hemes, Entigus Jenkins, Parsons, Bladen, [Joskin;;, Seaman, May Toomer, Caplnin.i Cop, Adjutants Dhnn, Armslrong, Macnulay. Lieut. Perkinson, Adjutant WilkinStulf-CanUin Newbury; 70 etcorage. BLUFF. Arrived.—Moeraki (12.15 . u.in ), from Melbourne, via llobirt. Pateoniters--Snlocn For Wellington—Misses Jensen, Price, Booth, Farrel!, Jtesdames Jlorrts, Meuli Moore, Messrs. Mori'ls nnd Jallinal: 11 . steerage. Sulled.—Jfaunßanui {6.30 p.ui.j. for Melbourne, via Hobart. DUNEDIN. Arrived.—llouto, auxiliary echooner (10.30 a.i:>.), from WhaiiEape. Sailed-ICotare imijninht), for Invercarglll and Riverton; Corinna. (9 p.m.),'' for New Plymouth; via way ports:'Tutanekal (4.35 p.m.), for Bluff; Potono (4 p,ra,), for Gisborne, via way aorta; Taviunl (8 a.m.), Jar W<ntSOtft Rpd OrwmoutlL J,

THIS WEEK'S SYDNEY BOAT. This week's direct steamer from Sydney to Wellington—the MantikU'-eleared the New South Wales port at 1 p.ni. on nuiii'* day, Sho has 139 saloon and 60 ntcerauo passengers on board for all porta. By wireless la6t ovcniiif? Iho Manuka- nil* vised that she was expected to arrive a* Wellington at 10 a.m. UMiiorrow. WIRELESS FKOM COItINTIIIO. A wireless hics-mco has been received nt llobart lrom the Shaw, Savill ffteainci Corinthic statins that .she wa-s oxpencd to arrive at the Tasrnanian port from don to-morrow forenoon. It is rrnbahlo that the Corinthic will arrive at Uellinuton on Monday afternoon, Juno 9. INDK APUItA'S EXFECTED AOIVAL. A wireleso mc.'Mjc has been received by the local station from the Tym* liuer Indrapura, gtatfrig that she imhvJcu to arrive at Auckland from London at o p.m. to-day. TOKOMAItU AltlttVES HOME. Cable advice has been received by tho iocal ofilce of the Shaw, Savill, and Albion Co. stating that the Tokomaru arrived at London from Wellington ou t Saturday morning. The vessel cleared this jort on April 17. KARAMEA'S LOADING I'OliTS. After discharge of her Liverpool i;arj:o at Duncdin the Shaw-Savill steamer Karajuoa. will proceed to lod\l at Oamaru. the Mull. Lyttelton, and Wellington. She js due here about June 24, and will sail for London about June 25. WAIWKIi.VS ITINERARY. 1 En route from London to Wellington, the Shaw, Savill steamer Waiwera. (now at Auckland) will call at Oisborne and Napier. She i : s expected to clear the northern port on Friday, June 5, and is due hero about June 11. From this port the Waiwera proceeds to Timaru. and after loading there returns to Wellington about Juno 2d. She proceeds thence to' Auckland, and leaves that port for London about June 3'J. AItAHURA DETAINED. Bad weather on the West Coa%l of the South Island has ouce again been responsible for relaying the Union Com' pany'g. steamer Arahura-. The vessfl arrived at Westport from Wellington, via way ports, at 8 p.m. on Sunday. On account of a bad bar and heavy sea riie was unable to leave again for Greymout'n. It was hoprd, ho\fcver, thtrt she would be dispatched from Westport at 9 p.m. yesterday, but it was doubtful whether alio would get out. If the Arahura, did manage to cross the Westport bar, and provided she negotiated the port of Greymonth, ehe will remain there uutil tomorrow. MESS-TABLE GOSSIP. Captain Bower, of the New Zealand Shipping Co.'h Paparoa, left Wellington for Napier by the Mokoia lent evening. CftP; tain Bower has been granted a few days' i leave. I

Captain Bold, late of the K.lr.amu, who is on holiday leave, left Wellington for Auckland by tho Mokoia yesterday. • Mr. 11. N. Greenland, purser of the Mokoia, and Mr. C. B. V. Whcfcler, purser of the Maunfranui, have exchanged positions.

Mr. 0. E. Richardson has rejoined the Maori as fifth engineer.

Mr. W. C. Richardson having rejoined tho Stormbird as engineer. Mr. W. Inncs ha 3 come ashore for instructions.

,-Mr. W. Harms has joined the Wairau as mate, vice Mr, J. Knor. who lias come ashore.

According to the "New Zealand Herald," Mr. Jame3 Orniiiton. who has teen an engineer in the employ of tho T Hon Com pany for over 25 years, will retire from tho 'company'o servico on tho return of the •Monowai to Dr.nedin this week. Mr. Ormiston lias serve') on a crrat number of the company's vessels at dltfcrent periods. He has been chief onciueer on tho Monowai for. the past seven years. Captain W. J. Kin? will tako command of tho Tarawera. pro lem, and will ho,vo Captain Waltoji associated with him c,s chief offlccr. .Captain J. G. 8. Doorly has been appointed to the temporary command of the Moui'a.

The Union cargo-carricr Corinna is due at WeUinnton from couth on Thursday, and sails for Nelson mid New Plymouth at 5 p.m. on this same day.

The coastal steamer Rakiura lottd3 at WellinEton for Greyinouth and llokitika on Wednesday.

■' Tho Tyser liner Ifuritai, which is at present loading at War.gmui, proccsd? thence to liyttelton, Bluff, Gisborne, Napier, and Wellington. She is due back here about Juno 23, and sails Anally for London on June 24.

It is expected that the Tyser Line's chartered steamer Courtfleld will got away from Wellington for the south on Thursday. ..

The New Zealand Shipping Company's steamer Papa ran. leaves Wellington for Lyttelton on Friday, Juno 5.

The New Zoaland Shipping Company's cargo-carrier l Kalpara, is due in port today to complete loading for London. She sails hence on Thursday, June 5.

The F- and B..Line's steamer Surrey left the Bluff on Sunday for Waitara. From the latter port she proceeds to Wan-gunui and Wellington, being due here on June 10. On June 12. the Surrey leaves for Timaru and Lyttoiton. She m to sail dually from tlio latter port for Avonmouth on June 20.

Messrs. Dalgety and Co,, local agents, advise that the Manganapa, will leave Wellington for Karamea and Wcstport tomorrow.

Continuing, her journey from London, the Shaw-SaviH steamer itamari left Cane Town for Dunedin on Thursday morning. May 29. She is due at her destination on June 16.

After having been detained for a. confiideraliif length of time inside Karamea. bar, tho auxiliary scow Echo sailed for Lyttclton on Sunday morning.

The United States nrobablv will not patrol the North Atlantic steamship lane for icebergs in view of the action of the British Board of Trade and British steamship interests in sending the whaler s'cotia, for the patrol. The New York Maritime Exchange 'Strongly urged tho Treasury Department to assign revenue cutters to the work, but Secretary M'Adoo thinks the British action sufficient.

The Union collier Kakanoa is expected to leave Westport for Lyltslton and Wellington to-morrow. She is duo in port about Saturday next.

Advices rccoived by the local office 0 f the Union Company stated that the Wairuna was expected to- leave Newcastle for i\ elhngton to-morrow.

The Wootton in being Rubicclr.l to a. very extensive overhaul at Lyttoiton and a number of important structural alterations to the vessel are bcin* made Ai Jj° u ® r is b , ei . n F bllilt Lyttoiton for the Wootton, which will probably be laid up for another six weeks.