SHIPPING NEWS.

Dominion, Volume 6, Issue 1820, 5 August 1913, Page 7

SHIPPING NEWS.

PHASES OF THE JIOON. AUGUST. Day. Hh. m. New moon 3 0 28 a.m. Fiivt quarter 9 3 33 P- m ' Full moon 17 5 57 a.m. Last quarter 25 11 48 a.m. MOON. t Moon risG3 to-day, 3.31 a.m.; sets, 8.17 p.m. HIGH WATER. . To-dar. 6.33 a.m.; 7.2 p.m. To-morrow, 7.31 a.m.; 7.56 p.m. > " BUN. Sun rises to-day, 6.55 a.m.: sets, 4.59 p.m. ARRIVALS. MONDAY, AUGUST 4. ENERGY, s.G. (1.50 a.m.). 66 toils. Thome, from Cook Strait. NGAHEKE, as. (2.20 a.m.), llCfl tons, Muir, from Gri'ymont.h. TUESDAY, AUGUST 5. WAIRAU, as. (1.45 a.m.), 93 tons, Doily, from Blanheim. AORERE, 3.3. (1.45 a.m.), 77 tone, Fisk. from Patea.

DEPARTURES. MONDAY, AUGUST 4.. HINEMOA, 8.6. (5 a.m.), 542 tons', Bollons, for Cook Strait. PATEENA, 6.3. (12.50 p.m.), 1212 tons, Cam. eron, for Picton and Nelson. Passengers: Saloon—For Pioton—Miec-es Dixon, Luff, and M'Keiuie, Mrs. Hay,' Meesrs. nay, Heaton, Mairtin, Hunter, Harvey, Piper, Ward, Lawry, Hcott. Gibbons, Wakelin. For Nelson—Misses Moffatt, Craggs, Naros, Mesdames Hope and Hamron, Messrs. Morice, Adams. ITutret, Fallen., Monoon. Mann, OorkiU, Wright. Hudson, Clark, Wizzel, James, Finlay, Kersley, Wadman, Hope, Hamron-; 10 steerage. . POHBItUA, e.s. (2.50 p.m.), 1175 tons, Irwin, for Westpart. Alt AP AW A, s.s. (5.35 p.m.), 268 tons, Corby. for Wanganui'. _ FLORA, s.s. (5.35 p.m.), 1271 tons, Williams, for New Plymouth. TARAWERA, s.s. (5.45 p.m.), 2003 tons, Vint, for northern ports. Passengers: Saloon—For Napder—Messrs. Master, Hardcastle. Gibbs, Schierning. For Gisborne— Messrs. Hyde, Reynolds. For AucklandMessrs'. Howard, Scott; 5 steerage. WAKATU, s.s. (6.5 p.m.), 157 tone, Wills, for Kaikoura and Lyttelton. " HUIA, s.s. (6.20 p.raOi 127 tone, Burt, for Wanganui. WAHINE, 6.6. (8.5 p.m.), 4435 tons. Aidwell, for Lyttelton. Passengers: SaloonMisses Bell, Nico-1. Williams. White, Oardston, Godbor, G.ibb, Cocker©!!, I>ndy Williams,. Nurso Helton, Mesdamcs George, Humphries, Pemberton. Abbott, Burns, 01liver, Keller, Miller, Vain, Farr, Blackburn. Humphries. Kirk, M'lVtrlane, Barker, Deallry and oMld- Vaugihan and child, Sir Joshua Williams. Lieust. Bowron, Dr. Paterpon, Maws. Birchas, Campbell, Prest, Chunn, George, Parrington-, Humphries', •Pearce, Kenneth, Fenurck, Hughes, HagI gdtt, Armstrong, Leslie, Pemberton4 Oatlard, Abbott, Kharp. Bourke, Keller, Lairoche, Voin, Bru,cc, Ouddic, Farr, Lajbuner (2), Walker, Whittle, Barker. Belcher, King. Dcallry. Wileon, Race, Camci'on, Trask. Ferris, Borrymnfi. Griddeys, James. M'Domld. Miller, Myre. Hoy. Fisher, Ilalligani, Caitoll, Price l , Boiiey, Bell, Morrison, Reese, J-oncs, B-arno?. Cally, Word, Kelly, Cai'rise, Fui'nen: 26 steerage. OPAWA, s.s. (11 p.m.), 110 tons, Nicholas,., for Blenheim.. BLENHEIM, s.s. (midnight), 120 ton 3, Wilkinsons. for Blenheim. KAHU. s s. (midnight), 182 tons, Flcteher, for Bast Coast. TUESDAY, AUGUST 5. AWAHOU, *e. (0.25 aim.), 407 tore, Manley, for Eoxtoro. expected arrivals. Tainaii, Waitara, August 5. Aorere, Pntea. 'August 5. Wairau, Bleiiheim. August 5. Kapuni, Wam?anul, August 5. ' Nikau, Nelson, Motueka, August 5. Maroiroa, Lyttelton.. Auguet 5. Waverlcy. Foxton, August 5. Kaitoa, Nelson, August 5. Hawera, Patea, August 5. "Maitai. northern ports. August 5. Waimania, London, way ports, Aur"ist 5. Pateena, Nelsor.i, Picton., August 5. Pukaki, i Wesitipcrt-, August 5. Htuemoa, Coc-k Straits. Auguot 6. Echo, Koranic a, August 6. Onn.wa, Blenheim. August 6. Blenheim, Blenheim, August 6. Iluia, WantM.nuii, August 6. Auinust 6. Wahine, -Lyttelton, August 6. Maunganui, Sydney direct, August 6. Waimea, Onehunga, August 6. .Arahuva, V/est Cca?t. Nelson, Picton, August 6. • ' Makanna., August 7. Kipiti, Picton, August 7. Monqwai. Dunedin. Lvttelton. August 7. Poherua. August 7. Kflhii, East Coast, August 7. Wakntu, Lyttelton. Kaikoum,, August 7. Regulue, Gisborne, August 7. M»:-ngO'papa, Kar-amc'a, Augi'frt 8. Victoria. Sydney, via north.- August 0. Ulimaroa, Melbourne, via south, Aug. 8. Tarawera, northern ports, August 12.

PROJECTED DEPARTURES. Koonyia, Grcymout-h, Außiist 5. i Queen of thr South, Fojton, Ausust 5. Htormbird, Waroßanui, AiiRUSt 5. Mann.. Patec- Aiifrust 5. / Maitai, Lyttclton, Duncdin, August 5. Ripple. Gisborno and East Coast ports. Ausust' 5. ' Mapourikfl-. Nelson, West Coast, A URnst 5. ITa,vora., Pataa, Aiißuet 5. Knitoa, Nelson, West Auff. 5. Komata, Westport. Ausust 5. Mnraroa. Lyttclton., August 5. Niltau. jrntuelca. Nelson, Aug. 5. Kapunii, P-itoa, Außiist 5. Wairau, Blenheim. Außiist 5. Aorcre, Potea., Aucnut 5. Walrima,. Newcastle. 'Ausust 5. Onava. Blenheim. Ausust 6. Blonlieirok Blenheim, Ausust 6. Hu.iia,, Wanwvmui. Anßturt 6. Aimpawti., Wanffanui, 6. P-aiteraa, Picton, Nelson, Aupuet 6. Wfl.hirc, Ly Melton,. Ausust 6. T-aimii. ■ Wail-ana, August 6. JTuranui, Avonmont.h, Aucust 6. Wnimea, Nelson. West Coast, Anpust 6. Suffolk, southern ports. August 6. Kaptti, Wnnsanui. Ausust 7. Maunsanui, Melbourne, via. south, Aur. 7. Wonowiii. northern porta, August 7. WakMicM. Napier, Auckland. Ausust 7. Botulus. Nelson. ■ West Coast, August 7. Kahu, Ba?t Orast, Ausust 7. Kaira.men., Au-Rust. 8. W'ltatu, Knikoura, LrtWtow. Ail?. 8. Victoria. Lvttelton, Dunedin. AnsuEt 8. Ulimaroa, Svdney direct. Ausust 8. Arahura, Pieton, Nelson, West Coast, Au<?u;-t 9. Malwrini. London, August 9. T-aKHvera, ssuth-Brn ports, Außust 12. INTERCOLONIAL. SERVICE. MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS. MAUN'GANITI. due liero from Sydnev direct Ausust 6. Sails Auuust 7 for Melbourne. via routh. MANUKA, dun here from Melbourne, via south- Ausust 1. Sails samo day for Sydney direct. VTOTOBTA, duo here from Sydney, via north, AurruPt. 8. Leaves same day for Lyt-t-cltcn aud Duncdin. OVERSEA SHIPPING. 'Steamers. From. Left. Duo. Delnhic London June 6 Aug. 11 Waimaira London .Tunc 21 Aur. 5 I.ndra.lema London .Time 22 Aur. 31 Rntorua London .Tuly 5 Aur. 18 Wha.karu-ii* London July 23 Sept. 30 Wcrtmeatli Liverpool Juno 21 S.?pt. 1 Tyrone Liverpool July R Sept. IS Morayshire ... Liverpool July 76 Sept-29 Devon Montreal May 31 Au». 11 Mata-tiKi- J Montreal June 25 Rent. 5 Star of Australia No-,v York May 14 July 51 Capo Broton Ne".-York May 12 Aur. 31 Aoramti 'Frisco July 2o Aug. 14 BY TELEGRAPH. OVERSEA. SYDNEY, Ausust 4. Arrival!.—H.M.S. Pyramus, from Now Zealand. COASTAL. MONDAY, AUGUST 4. AUCKLAND. Sailed.—'Whangape (3.30 p.m.), for New- • castle: Wimmer-i (5.30 p.m.), for WelliOßton: Taviunl (5.30 p.m.), for Suva. Sailed..—Erviken (5.25 p.m.), for Suva; Kaiapoi (8.15 p.m.). for Westport. NAPIER. Sa-ilecf.—Maitai (2.30 p.m.), for Wellinston. WAtTARA. To sail.—Talnui (9.30 p.m.), for Wellington. PATEA. Sailed.—Aorere (10.30 a.m.), f&T Wellington-. WANGANCI. Sailed.—Hairera. (3.50 p.m.), for Wellington-. BLENHEIM. Bailed.—Wairnu (5 p.m.), for Wcllinstton, PICTON. Arrived.—Pateena (4.50 p.m.), from Wellington. NELSON. Sailed— Nikon (5 p.m.), and Koit-oa (5 :j.iu.), for Wellington. GREYMOUTH. Arrived— Ngatoro (8.15 a.m.), from Wellington, LYTTELTOX. Sailed.—Ma.ra.roa (6.15 p.m.), for Wellington. I'asjcnsers: Misses Hughe?, Fulton, Winkler. Qhrisp, I'ord, M'Fadyon, Mesdames Wcods, J)a\v-on, liev. Smith, Mo?srs. Pcarce, fircou, 0. J. Anderson, Palmer, Izard, Wocd~, r>!wardiJ, Cooke, Tacon, Dudliold, Johnson, Pope, W. Jl, IlaKßer, Manifold, Dawson, Itaisall, Drown, MoreJiiill, A, Werlier, L, Jonos, BajUoy, ltfcec; aUcracu. 9.

[ TIMAHU. 1 Sailed.—Brcezo (5.45 p.m.), for Wellington. * BLUFF. Arrived.—' Ulimaron* (8.30 a.m.), from Melbourne and Jtoliart. Pusicnpers for Wellington— fc'aloon—iloodaraos Dibby and 2 children, Miss fovlft, ILr. O'Shea. Sailed—Kent (3 p.m.), for Capo Morton. ARRIVES AT 5.30 P.M. By wireless Inst evening the Shaw-SaviH fiteamer Waimana, wlLiok is en route from London to Wellington, advised that she ; would arrive im port at 5.30 p.m. to-day. ■ The Wadnia.no, lias come out in. place of the Tainui. and will berth at the Kind's Wharf to Land passengers and disctoaa'pa cargo. MAUNGANUI PROM SYDNEY. Cable advice has been received by the local ofllco of tlio Union Company stating that the Maungajiui left Sydney for Wei-lm-jpton direct a.t 1 p.m. on -Saturday. Tho vessel lids 113 saloon and 81 fctecrage pasftongers on board for all ports, included in which are 64 saloon and 54 steerage passengers for Wellington. Tho Jlaungonui ako lias 1100 tons of general cargo to put ourf. hare. By wiroles3 last evening tho Maunganni advised that the expected to arrive at Wellington at 6 a.m. to-morrow. CORINTIIIO It/EPOR/TED. Tho Shaw-Kavill steamer Corindhic, which is en route from Wellington to Londoni, is reported to have continued Jier journey from Monito Video oa Friday evening. The linor cleared Wel'lin-ston, on July 10, and is due at her destination oil August 21. KAJKOUItA LEAVES GAPE TOWN. The local offico of the New Zealand Shinning Company has been adviped that tho Kaiikounu which is en route from Londonto Wellington, left Cape Town for Hobaxt and Auckland at noon., on August 1. Tho Kaikoura is duo at Wellington about September 3.

RUAPEHU LEAVES HOME. 1 According to advice received by the local office of the New Zealand Shipping Comjwwiy. R.M,S. Ruapohu loft Plymouth far Weliinirton, via way port.?, oil July 31. Tho liner is due hc<r© on September 16. REP,USING THE INGA. The work of repairing the Craig steaaner ini Calliope Dock, as a insult of tho damage done to her hull through striking a rock at Kaipara, in May last, is being eteadily ppshed on* The whole of the plates from the t.igine-room bulkhead forward to the stem havo been renewed, also the frames and floors. A la.rffe number of ■plates and frames were found to bo badly rent and buckled, aind in almost every case havo been renewed. It was'also found neeeamry to reriiov© the kelsen plates, and replace them by new ones, wliile a portion* of tho keol had to be taken out and renewed. One plate on the etarboard side aft was found to bo damaged, aaid a new one. had to bo put in. In order to enable this men to work freely on tho ship's bottom, the forward portion of the vessel was suspended, in the air cleair of the dock floor by heavy timber. This is tho first occasion on which kelsen plates have been removed, from a vessel in an Auckland dock. By the time repairs have been completed, the ve«i?e 1 wtitt be oracticaliy new from tho cncinc-room bulkhead to the stem. The repairs. which will take about another Ave weeks to finish, are lifting carried out by M©?nr9. A. and T. Burt, Ltd., and the Senior Foundry 00. mSS-TABLE GOSSIP. Mr. K. Tuirksm.a. lstc mate of the Huia, Iws joined tho Wakatu in a similar capacity. Mr. R. Hart. We mato of the Blenheim, joined the Uuia. Mr. C. S. Larsons mate of tho \Vakatu, ho.s come ashore on account of ill-health. Mr. F. Abbott has joined the- Tamwera a-' rocrwd officer. Mr. D. Robertson, third engineer of tho Flora, came ashore at Wellington yesterday. Captain- Muir, late chief officer of tho takes rommamd of tho Npatoro at Wffllinston on Wednesday, vies Aotins-Gap-taln Do well, who will join tho latter vessel as chief officer. Tho New Zealand Shippinp Company's steamer Rimuitaka, which left Lyttelton for Lomiiion on June 24, continued her journey from Tcncriffo at 4 p.m. on. Friday, •August 1. Tho Vacuum Oil Company's chartered steamer Wakefield' i«- expected to cororploto discharge of tho Wellington portion of her car fro of New York case oil in time to leave for Napier and Auckland on Thuraday, August 7. The Govorniment sten.mer Hinismoa left port fAr Cook St.ra.it lisht-s yesterday morning. She bi? duo back here to-morrow. Information lwe been . received hv the local office of the New 7/en,land Shipping Oofnpany to the effect that in future steamerf? lMivSni? London for Wellington wild not call at Plymouth on tho outward journey. The Union steamer Amhura arrived ot Grevmouth from WelHnpton, via way ports,' at 8.15 a.m.. yesterday, and was to have left on the return trip at 9.30 p.m. On a recent trin between Albany and Adelaide, the Iluddart-Parker Company's Ftcam«Jr Zealandia, now running in tho Australian inter-State scrvuce. again lowered the rccord by another 2 bourn 31 minutes. The vcseel has made three round trips to Fremantle, and oil each occasion hai? succeeded in lowering the time usually occupied in crossing the Bight, the last tnip being* cut out in- 62 hours 31 minuter. , The F. and S. Lino's steamer Kent, which has been discharging Liverpool cargo, at the Bluff, left for Cane Morton yesterday n.ftcrnoon. The vessel loads in Australia for Home.