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Dominion, Volume 6, Issue 1827, 13 August 1913, Page 9

NEW PIA'MOUTn. Sailed.—Ka-rawa (8.15 p.m.). for Oneliuiiga. WANGANHI. Sailed.—lluia. (0.-15 jj.ni.). for Wellington. FOXTON. Sailed.—Queen of the South (5 ?.m.), for Wellington. NELSON. Arrived—Waverley (8.20 n.ru.) from Wellington WESTPOItT. Arrived.—Canopus (2-20 p.m.). fcom Wellington GREVMOUTH. Sailed.—Ngatoro (4.20 a.m.), for Wellington. LYTTELTON. Arrived.—tiily (noon), from # Grcymoiith; Kapiti (4.25 p.m.), from Wellincrton; Cygnet (4.45 p.m.), from Akaroa. •Sailed.—.Sulfolh (12.30 p.m.), for Dunedin; Kaira-id. [or Greymouth; Opouri. tor Greymouth; Kjni, for Greymouth. . To ?ail.—Volmdale, for Greymouth; liri-s----bane, for „„ Sailed.—W.ahlne (8.30 p.m.), for Wellington. Passengers: Suloon—.Misses Ruddick, Elsmore, Willis. Durand, Lane don. Cunningham, Lindsay, Healcv. J Porteous, Ruddick, Lnngdon. Healey, Kl3more. Welsh, Chudley, O'Donncll. Jlcsdames Welsh, Neole, Cumunirhajn. freeman, Lind«nv, Raron, Jfiddleton Winter, Jt'Dougall, Darrat-, Lantan, Harvey, Langford, Wright, Webb and ehild. lointer, Porteous, Hon. Bijddo, Dr. Batehelor, Messrs*. Patterson, llercus. M'Leair Wejden, Norton, Coe, Lindsay, M'Donald. iseale, George. Bell, Duncan, Simpson. Lntterell, Flans, Morley, Fairclouffh, Blake. Keyhe, Crystal, Bush, llolston, Watkins, J. Duncan, Farxell, Armstrong. Gain, >udd, Kidstons, Davey, Whitty, Glover. Lindsay, Patersou, Griffon, Garry, Williams. Hcaley, Giilmer, Ko'ainq, Ahetora, Sham. Baylor, Kilgour, Rhodes, Gray, Gibson., J,order, Colvinv Thompson, Porteous. Keieb (2), King. Turner, Taplin. 11'Dougall, Webb, Wright, Blake, Packer, Rentoul 0 Conned, Button, Hodgson, Pointer, Cornwall I/abin, Jl'Gill, Nell, Watson. Mair; '<0 cteerage. DUNEDIN. Arrived. —Kotare . (6.10 a.m.). fr-om Oamaru; Flora (9 a.m.), from Grevmouth, via way ports; John (9.10 a.m.). from northern peris; Breeze (9.45 a.m.), from northern porta; Moeraki (10.25 a.m.), from Melbourne. Sailed.—Kotare (noon), for Cathns River; Invercargill (3.30 p.m.), for (southern ports; John (4 p.m.), for Oamaru; Breeze (5.0G p.m.). for Wancanui, via way norts. Sailed.—Victoria (noon), for Sydney, via Auckland. Passengers: Saloon—For Wel-lington-Miss Cowling, MeF6TS. Ixiing, Rodgers, Bishop, Verdon. For Namer—Miss Robinson, Mrs. 'Mossrs. TJoss, Bishop, Tail. For Auckland—Miss Pratt, Mesdames Coughlan, Reid. Messrs. "Old, Conghlan, Richardson, Lands, Mea.d, Shopherd; 9 steerage. BLUFF. ' Arrived—Waitomo (10.40 a.m.). from Newcastle. ROUGH WEATHER. (By Telegraph—Special Correspondent.) Auckland, 12. Very heavy rain fell in Auckland last evening. Stormy weather appears to bo general on tho East Coast, and several vossiils have been dfetaincd fevt vanous port?. The Union Company's Rosamond, which left Auckland on Saturday afternoon for Tolaga Bay and GiEibornc, was unable to v;ork that bay, cn Sunday. Sho proceeded on to Gisborne, and wa: to have j left there last night for Tolaga Bay to ! land her cargo, The Kanieri.was detained at Whangarei yesterday by the rrale. A ' heavy sea- if> reported' to bo running on , the coast, and several trading scow 3 which left on Sunday and yesterday returned to port during the afternoon, the'conditions being too rough for them to proceed. MANUKA ARRIVES 1 P.M. By wireless last evening, the Union Company's steamer Manuka cdvie-ed that ! her captain cxpectcd to arrive at Wei- | iington from Sydney at 1 p.in. to-day. On j being grauled pratiuuc in the rtream the I steamer will berth'at the Queen\s Wlmrf j to land passengers and discharge cargo. ' DELPHIC DELAYED. ' According to latest advices received by the local agents for the Sh.rjv, Savill and Albion Co.. the Delphic • will not leave Auckland for Wellington till to-morrow morning. S£e is duo in port on Saturday and wilt proceed 60Uth on the following Tuesday. It is reported \]\ m \ when the Delnhic has completeu discharge in Now Zealand she will go to Newcastle in ballast .to load coal fj.r Valparaiso. After unloading there, it is probable that she will Ujad for South Africa, but it is possible that she will return to New Zealand in ballast to load for Home. SURREY ARRIVES HOME. Cable advice line been received by the local agents for the F. and S. Line stating that the steamer Surrey, which left Lyttclton for i.vonmouth on June 22. arrived "t tho Woit of England port-on August 9. TYRONE REPORTED. The local agents for the F. and S. Line have been advised that, the Tyrone left. Durban for Melbourne, Sydney. Auckland, and Wellington on Augnpt 9. The Tyrone cleared Liverpool on July 5. and is expected to arrive at Wellington on September 15. DEVON'S ■ MOVEMENTS The F. and R. -Line's steamer Devon, which is running under charter to tho New Zealand Shipping Company, is now at Sydney discharging Montreal carjo. She goes from the New South Wales port to Auckland, and is due at Wellington about August 23. lONIC LEFT CAPE jTOWN. Continuing her journey from London to Wellington the Shaw-Kavill steamer lonic left Capo Town' on the mornin? of August 10. A call will be made at Hobart orn August 20. and 'Wellington should be reached on September 2.. DISGRUNTLED. According to a southern paper, the action of those in charge of tho F. and S. Line's Kent, which returned to Bluff disabled on Wednesday mornintr. in goincr past the Bluff and Invercargill firms for repairs, is regarded as a slur on tho engineering reputation of Southland. The Kent burst a steampipe when some 50 milea past Point on her voyage to -Brisbane, and it was to have this repaired that 'ihe made the nearest port, which, of couree,» was Bluff. But, although tho engineering firms were capable of effecting the necessary rrpai v s (brazing the steainplpe), those responsible ignored local industry, and sent the work to Dunedin. The attitude of tho Southland engineering firms is that if the ship's authorities prefer to lie idle in port longer than there in any occasion to, it is their own look-out, hut tbey protest against their unnecessary action in naming oyer local industry. They add that if a- vcsVel like the Kont. which talw* much Southland cargo (and. gpins profit by so doinc\ can ,?o past Southland industry* in this manner, th?re is no point in the old maxim of "Live, and let live." MES-S-TABLE GOSSIP. Mr. R. J. Fowler, chief officer of 'the Koonya, lcfi- that vessel at Wellington ■ yesterday on holiday leave. Mr. S. Woden ha-; joined the vessel. Mr. A. J. M'Conville. second engineer of the Taviuni, came ashore at Wellington yesterday. * Mr. A. S. Young has joined the Taviuni as third engineer. Mr. F. Afchott, second officer of the Tarawera, left that vessel, at Wellington yesterday. Mr. R. .Stewart has filled tho vacancy. Mr. S. B. Pn.?e has joined the. Tarawera as second officer. Captain F. Post, of the Government steamer Tutaneka'i, had to come ashore at Wellington yesterday o.ti acwutit of illhealth. Captain Whiteford. late chief ofiicer of tlie Tutanekai, will take the vessel as fa.r as the Bluff. Captain Bollens, of tho Hinemoa, then takes charge for the run to the Macquarie .Islands and back. Mr. Barton, late purser of the Wanaka, went south by the Tarawera lost evening to join the Kowhai in a similar capacity. Mr. Evans, purser of the Mapourika, has been prranttd a fortnight's holiday leave. Mr. Journey, second officer of the-Moana, who came ashore -at Wellington last trip to undergo an operation for appendicitis, I if? now recovered in health. Mr. Journey will rejoin the M»ana at Wellington tomorrow.

Jlr. Hern, late of the Poherua. has joined the Tutanok.ai as (hird officer for the run to the Macquarie Islands and back. According to advice received by the local office of the Union Company the Wafporl was to have left Melbourne for Hobart, Bluff, Dunedin. Lyttelton,' and Wellington yesterday. The vessel, which is taking the place of the Willochra, is due here about August 25. The Union Company's Corinna has beon delayed by fee at Oamaru. She is expected to leave Timam for Lyttelton to-day, and i.- due at Wellington on Friday. l)e----un'ture will be taken from tills port for Nel»on and New Plymouth at 5 p.m. on Friday. On arrival at New Plymouth the Corinna will tranship Onehunga cargo and return to Wellington and southern ports. The New Zealand Shipping Company's chartered steamer Matatua. which is en route, from Montreal to Wellington, is now at Melbourne. The Matutua is due here about August 25. The auxiliary scow Echo will lie dispatched from Wellington for Karamea tomorrow. Continuing Iter journey from f!~-ymot»th the Arahura loft Westncrl. I'or Nci*au, Pielon, and Wellington at 8 n.'m. yesterday. .She is due hero this evening. A wireless message has liccu received from the Union Company's Muana, which is en route front Sydney to San Francisco, statin? that the vessel was oxnectecl to arrive at Wellington at 6 a.m. to-morrow.

Tor the purposa of completing Homeward loading the Sew Zealand Shipping

Co.'s Ruahine is due at Wellington from Auckland on Monday next. She is to dear Wellington for London, via usual way ports, on August 2L It is expected that discharge of the Wellington portion of the Waimana'? London cargo will be completed in time for the vessel to leave port for south and Australia at 3 p.m. to-day.