SHIPPING NEWS.

Dominion, Volume 6, Issue 1842, 30 August 1913, Page 7

SHIPPING NEWS.

PHASES OF- THE MOON. AUGUST. Day. Hr. m. New moon 3 028 a.m. Firert quarter 9 3 33 p.m. Full moon 17 5 57 a.m. Last Quarter "5 11 48 a.m. MOON. SToon rises to-day, 3.10 a.m.: scAf, 11.26 a.m. man watek. To-day, 2.9 fl.m.; 2.55 p.m. To-mwrow, 3.5 a.m.; 3.32 p.m. BUX. Sun risos to-day, 6.20 a.m.; sets, 6.23 p.m. ARRIVALS. FRIDAY,. AUGUST 29. REGCIjUS, s.s. (2.30 a.m.), 585 tone, Vkk«rnKin. fro-in Picton. , TUTANEKAI. s.s. (2.55 a.m.). 811 tone. Bolow-\ from Bluff. MAUN'GANUI, tue. (5.15 a.m.). 7527 tons. IVorfall, from Melbourne, via Hobart ana outhern ports. P<k«vsen?€TS: Saloon—Mie-sos lond (2), IffUTC, Kinviff, Alexander, Mesfcames Hamilton, Smith r>nd maid. Bond, iV'listherUt,, gangster, Duthie, Allan and hiNl, Glover, Hanimhazi. Captain 0. M'Ar-,h-ur, Messrs. limics, Peterson. Rev. Kca-r, Ryani Wihet-her-ilt., Jiitluc, Wright, Milburing, Haairahank 1M:olm; 69 steerage. WAHINE, s.s. (6.55 a.m.), <435 tons, Edwin, rom Lyttelton, Pa-swugers: Saloon—Mifses "J-raham, Kitchin-r, Attwood. Deorsley. Lilian, Kershaw, Rouee'. Ani.~on, 'Sahuont, load. Wotherspoon, l'ecxson. Spencer. Dig)y, Wood, Orr. W.iMey, Hyslop. •Mesdn-mo's Sothwoll. Ksuldle. Fleming, Riddic-k. Watt, Dearsley, Muiir. BediuTham, Bothwell. Newan. Sladp.n, Ma-ir, Thompson, vorn-ple, Waterman. Peek, Mart™. Simpson, ijone, lloT.'n.ixl, Fry.- Breads, Williams, Tayor. Blackburn; Williams, JJolet, Rev. rriKEO. Rov. M'Lcan, Dr. Watt, Rev. Pnl:mir, Rev. Father Roche, Major lurk, Mosct3. M'Laren-, FlorainT- Miller, Adam, Todd, Isitt, Worfloy, Rnmrnor. Anderson, Scott-, Dear-sley. Poirke, Modlin, 'Becknigham, Oakdeu, Thomipson, Sl-aden, Jfiitjhonson, Pcrycr. Isaac, Waterman, 0 Contell, Simpson, Shcrrif. Al-bdston, Grierson., [»a-men™iik Mocflo, Moxhatn. Joyce, Mitchell, Free. Wright, Uni-eeo. Nein. Cooper. llel;hor, Swaney, Jenkins, Riehardeon, Howird, TreverM, Torpey. CurminTi?s, Di.voni, IWckham, Hutchison! Taylor, Wilson. Wilin ins. Wald-ic, Hyslon. _ yo',vlian, Hyons, Redpath, Maoauloy, _ Williamson, Horne. Polil, Seville, Quiinrni, Diamanit, Hais;o!,t., lirinisdcn, Mouat, Oa-meron, Myers, Watt. Connor, STackay, Wall is, Milno, Fry, Sharp. Shout. MATATUA. s.s. (7.40 a.m.). 6W -tons. GoHman, from MbnitrcaJ, via Australian porta ind Auckland. STORMBIRD, f?,B. (8.40 a.m.). 217 tons, Dowall. from Wangniml. COKINNA. S.P. (10 a.m.). 1171 tons. CameroTn from Lyttelton-. MONOWAI, 6.R (10.25 3435 tons, Vniit'O-P.n^G'nr! 1 , from northern ports. KAPTJNI, 56. (1.20 D.m,). I£o tone, M'lntosh, from Terakohc. AOETOIE, e.e. (2.5 p.m.), 77 tons, Fosli, from Pwtcft. «• «. (B.M p.m.), 120 tons, 1 WilIt/infon. from Blcmheim. _ , PUTIKI, Be. (9.45 p.m.), 409 tons. WhalGtrom (rrat back). OPAWA, s.s. (10.30 p.m.), 110 tons, NicloJa£i, from Blenhiain^ . DEPARTURES. 1 FRIDAY, AUGUST 29. CLAJJ MA.OINNES, s.s. (7 a.m.), 3755 tons, M'L-ean, for Lyttelton. PATEENA. «.s. (12.55 p.m.), 1212 tons. Cameron, for Picton ami Nclion. Passengere: Saloon—For P.ictoai—Mis.=o3 Gaudm, Stua.rt, A 1 wood, BicdQll, ITOniuhitotii, WilMesars. Lawefi. Howes. Wil-kin-s, Fleming, Huimpfiriefi, Master Stnart, Mesda.mes Bothwell, Fleming and _ child, Haybittle, Lecltie, Olliver. For Ncleon— Mksea Fell, Matto, Rutrott (2). Maskell, Budsooi, Hudsoiu Mesdames Webb, Jon«e. Brown, Suckling, Baird. Guran, Snook, Hamilton, Smith and maid, Messrs. T. Smith, Daniel, Rixtrat, Kennedy, Brown, Master Taylor. Deo. Pearco, Fnlk, QueciHi Jonos, BalTd, Gnnij; 23 steerage. DELPIIIO, s.s. (4.20 p.m.. from stream), 8273 tone, English, for Bluff. PUTIKI, K.B. (5.15 p.m.), 409 tone, WhalBtroin. for Wostpont ALEXiVNDER, s.e. (5.40 p.m.). 37/ tons, Waldimnn> for Nelson. OORINNA, a.s. (6.15 p.m.), 1271 tons, Cameron, for Nelson <md Now Plymouth. TAINUI, e.s. (6.20 p.m.). 128 tone, Jensen, for Waita.na. WAIIINE, 6.6. (8.5 p.m.), 4435 tons. Aldwoll. for' Lytteltoni Pasicncei's: 200 saloon' and 70 steerasro. MONOWAI. (8.50 p.m.). 34J3 tons, WhitcParscins, for Lyittclton - and Dnnodta. MANGAPAPA. s.e. (9.15' p.m.). 164 tone, Flfi'idher, for Wcstport. MAUNOANUT, 6.5. (9.50 p.m.), 7572 tone, Worrall, for Sydney. Saloon —Misses Peri, Pain., Pace, Blishyndo,* Toofrood, Smith. Camnhell, Ward, Hlckc-y, OarUlo. Lady Carlile's maid. Ixidy Emmott's maid, South, Harker. Koreflflke, Lady Carliilc, Lady • Collins, Lady- Emmott, Mcsdeiines Biirc-h and child-, Nathan. Gibson, Sweet, Todd, Ross. Greenwood, Jl'Laurlin, SonißstPT, Foater. Zule, Whitohouse, Tooprood, France 1 , Wa-rchatey. W.lnito, Oohon, Staff, and 2 children, Dona-ldioni, Dale, Kolly, Murra,y, Richt Eon. L«igh, Dr. M'Lo.urlin, llov. Balfour, Dr. Hostr and 2 children, Siir Stenlien Cottin?. Hot. Yin-don. Col; Sir 'H. Oajlile, Hon. Emmott. Csa.pt. W. S. Pori, Hon. WUrtlev, de Ezvette, Hon-. Sheffield, MiitelheU, Todd, Tto'.s, Cbirr, Coolts, Greonnvood. Crooks. Wells, Adiamp. Eoweri-. Davjfl. Wells, Kelghcr, Master White, Haines. Natiha-n, Kleppili. Reynolds. Turmbiill, Hogg, Teniient, .Tone?, Riley, Page. Leigh, France, Gibson* Staff, Tuirnibulli. Kejirig-am, Badjrer, _ Toogood. Ma.b: ; t]j, Pea-rson, Oollin-s Robinson, Messiter, Thompson, Aicken, Dermit, Ma-1-aJhy. Demoni. EXPECTED ARRIVALS. Kittawa, Greymouth, Auenst 30. Moina, Patea, August 30. Nika-u, Nelson. Motueka, 1 August 30. Ma.ra.roa, Lyttelton, August 30. Arapawa. Lyttelton, /LUgnst. 30. Kait-oa; Wan-ganni- August 30. Pa-teena, Nelsont Picton, Angnst 30, Karori, \V<vstpo.rt, August. 31. & .Koma-ta, Westpo-xt-. Angust 31. 'Kaiimara, Auckland, August 31. Horn., southern ports, August 31. WaWne, Lyttelto-ui, August 31. Tarawera,. Dunedin. Lyttelton, August 31. Ripple, G.isboruc, August 31. Hui-a, Ha.velook, Anenst 31. Kini, Lytteltoni, Ansrust 31. Poheruo, Grcymouth, August 31. Ampa-wa, Lyttelton, August 31. Wakatu, LytteHon, Kaikoura., Sept. 1. Wonaka, Limestone Island. Sept. 1. W?6tmeath. Liyorpool, via Auckland, Bentember 2. Moitai, northern ports. September 2. Hawera. Onelmnga. Patea. Sept. 3. Kapiti. Wan<ranui. September 3. Manuka. direst. Sep-tember 3. MonowiLi, Dunedin, Lyttelton, Sept. 4. Victoria, Sydney, via nortib;, Se.pt k 5. PROJECTED DEPARTURES. Aorere. Pa-tea, Auguet 30. . ■ Queen of the South, Foxtora, August 30. Stormbird. Wiangamii, August 30. Kanuni, Patea., Ausrust 30. Kaitoa, Nelson, Ausuet 30. Opa-iva. Blenheim, August 30. Blenheim, Blenheim, August 30. jrmna, Patea, August 30. Nikau Nelson, Motueka.. August 30. Ma-raroa, Lyttelton, August 30. Arahura,' Picton, Nelson, and West Coast, August 30. Matatua, Lyttelton, August 30. Kittawa, Lytteltoni, August 30. Wa-hino, Lj-ttelton. Sopteinber 1. Pateena. Pioton-, NalsOT-. September 1. Fiona, New Plymouth, West Coast, Sep. 1. Wanaka, Bliuff, September 1. Ara-pawa, Wangcaui. September 1. Kinii, Greymeuth. September 1. Huia, Wangnnui. September 1. Tarawera, northern ports, September 1. Maitai. Lyttelton. Dunedin. September 2. Rinnle, Nnnier. Gi shorn e, Scptem-her 2. Kaitoa, Nelson. Motueka. September 2. Waka-tu, KaiUoum. Lyttelton, Sept. 2. Kapiti. Wan-gnnul, September 3. uronowai. n-orthera porte. September 4. Mn.nuka, Melboraron. via raut.h, Sept. 4. Kumoira, London. September 4. Victoria. Lyt-telton. Dunedin. September 5. KAITUNA. due hero from Melboumo. Til south., Fent.ember 6. WIIiLOOHR-A, due here from Sydney direct September i INTERCOLONIAL service. MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS. ' MANUKA, duo here from Sydney September 3. Sails Scptcmbor 4 for Melbourne via tho south. OVERSEA SHIPPING. Tnrlrnl-oni-T. London .Tune 22 Sent. < Whatorua .... London July 23 Sept. 30 Kaikoura London July 7 Sept. 3 T nn i c London July 17 Sept. 5. R.napeliu 1.-oiidon July 31 Sept. 18 Wcstmeath ... Liverpooll June 21 Sent-. 2 TVrone Liverpool July 5 Sept. 17 Titoravshire Liverpoftl July 26 Sept. 29 Rangntira. Liverpool July 19 Sept. 15 Oane Breton ... June 12 Aug. ol Anarima Calcutta — Sept. 4 Rhienfels XewYork June 27 Sept, 16 SAILER TO ARRIVE. Loch Ga-rve, chip, loft Marseilles May 20, BY TELEGRAPH OVERSEA. LONDON, August 23. Sailed— Rlmutaka, for lyttelton (New Zealand). SYDNEY,' August 24. Arrived.—ifflheiliO (2.M p.m.), from Auckland (New Zealand). COASTAL. FRIDAY, AUGUST 29. AUCKLAND. Arrlvod.—Maramo 'noon), from Sydney i Katepoi (6.45 n.wi.), from Newiji.-stl#. CaifoCl.' j "Kuuwurrt (7,10 far WelUaK- . tan*

Arrived;—Maitai (6.55 a.m.), from fioutheriii ports; Joseph Craig, barque (11.20 p.m.), from Melbourne. jcapier. A/rrived.—R/iverma- (10.50 a.m.), from Wei-ling-ton. NEW PLYMOUTH. Sailed.—Nga/puhi (8.30 p.m.), for Onohuntra. PATE A. Arrived.—Map a(7 from Wellington. WANGANUL Arrived.—Breezo (6.30 a.m.); Kapiii (7.15 a.raJ, from Wellington. ... . Sailed—Kaitoa (5.46 p.m.). for Wellington-. PICTOX. Arrived.—Patecna (4.30 p.m.), from Wedliatgton. ' •Sailed.—Pa teen a (6.15 p.m.), for Nelsoni. KKLSON. Attived .—Waver ley (10.50 a.m.), from Wellington. HAVELOCK. Sailed.—Huia (5 p.m.), for Wellington. MOTUEKA. To sadl.-Nikau (6.30 p.m.), for Wellington. FAREWELL SPIT. Kitfcawa-, bound Wellington, passed eaet at noon l . WESTPORT. Arrived.—Ngahero (3/0 p.m.), from Wellington. GREYMOUTH. Arrived.—Poherua (6.30 p.m.), from Wellington. EAIEOURA, Arrived.—'Wakatu (9.15 a.m.). from Wellington. LY'ITELTON. Arrived.—Canopajs (5.30 a.m.), from Westj porrt; Wakatu, from Kaikoura; Star of Scotland (6.55 a.mu), from Wellington; Rot<> rua (7.55 a.m.), from Wellin-glon; Moeraki (11.30 a.raj. from Wellington; Axapavra (1 p.m.), from Wellin?tom Soiled.—John Anderson (1 p.m.), for •AJforoaj Moeraki (5 p.m.), for Dunodin; Kaaxaki (5.15 p.m.), for Greymouth. Saitfed.—Mararoa (6.15 p.m.), for Wcahngton. Saloon—Mifces Scott, Fankysoffu ChrystflN, Picken, Spnatt, Tnxinfl, Abernethy, Harvey. Cummin?. Ruddock, Habbs, Mayme. Tripe, Raymond, Wilkinson* Walch, Bull, Mulcock, Flemings, Williams, Wis-ff, Mesdames Gillies, M'Lellandt. Smoth, M'Dono.ld, Gilmour, Spratt, Sutherland, Hay. White, Lester, Campbell. _ Douelas, Welch, Harvey, Reid, Messrs. Gillies. M'Lclland, Smith, PallUe, Booth, M'Cullock, Yan Arch, Jennings. White, M'Gregor, Lester, Re:iaiie, Mercer. Cutnminig, Mannoiu Nurse, Watt, Piper, Black, Walton, Raid, W. Todd, Martini, M'Cullonjrh, Tustons, Rosowame, R/uiridlo, fiigpar; 33 eteerajro. PORT CHALMERS. Arrived.—Emnerdalo (7.35 a.<m.), from Hobart,; Hinemoa (10.40 a.m.), from Tamaru. DUNBDIN. Sailed.—Tamwcra (2.35 p.m.), for northern) ports. Passengers: Saloon—For Weilinsrton—Mrs. I/a/wrcnce and family. Dr. Why to. Mr. M'Lewnan. Mr. Stoad; 2 etoor^ aso. For Gisborac—Mr. Alexander. Ming Alexander.' For Auo.klnnd—Mr. l'ostlewutc, Mr. Davidson; 2 steerage. 'IHUMATA FROM FABRE ISLAND. On account of the Ihumata's belated arrival at Dunedin from Pabre Island, via Noumea and Wostport, it was surmisod that tho vessel had encountered heavy weather whilst loading guano at tho land. The Ihumata's chief officer (Mr. Robertson) states that during the 33 daya that she was loading tho vessel never left her moorings. From all accounts the loading fadMtics or© not conducive to quick dispatch, the guano being conveyed from tho island in two punts, the lattar beitta towed, back and forrfh by "a sort of an oil launch," as it was described by tlio>?3 on board, and' >n order to keep tho launch up to its work one of the Ultimata's en* ginears had to remain on tho little craft almost continuously. To make matters worse, one) of the punts foundered in deep water, and as . only ono punt thereafter available the leading of the Ilmmata bee&mo tedious in the extreme, and 33 days ela-psed before tho ve-sol was able to cot her full cargo. By tluat time her coal supplies had mm rarther low, and when the vessel left the island on August 12 Captain Benton made for Noumea to obtain cool, arriving t-hore on Aru?rust 14. T>vo dayfl lat<<r she Tosumed her voy<a.?o to Dunedin-, visitine Westport en route for bunker eupplio9. Fino to moderate weather prevailed throughout tho trip until Fovcaux Strait was reached last Tuesday, when eoms strong southeriy windi? and hiipli eeas were met' with coming alone tho coaet. When tho Ihumata left the island tho barque Thora wa>s loading, and- Captain. Hurley wished to bo imported "All welil." Tho Th-ora had' than been weeks at the island, »o.nd was not expected to ffet away for another fortnight. Oasptam Benton is in command of tho Ihm.mat'a, and his officers are:—First, Mr. J. Robertson; second, Mr.. D©'a,motto; flrF.t eaiitrinecar. Mr. Finloypon : n?cond and thirds Mea-'ra. and Tompeom. KTJMARA FOR LONDON. Tho Btearner Kumara left Auckland for Wellington- at 7.10 a.m. yesterday, and is due in port to-morrow. Departure will bo taken? for London' on Thlursda.y, fiefptomber 4. Tho Kumara has taken tho Tainnui's place for t-lie run Home, and will take onrgo only. MESS-TABLE GOSSIP. Mr. T. B. Walker. Tvho has.becni on holiday leave, has joined tho Monowai a-s purser. Mr, A G. M'Oallum remained at Auckland. Mr, N. W. who has returned from holiday loavc, went south by tho Monowai last ovenan-jr to join ths Tatrawera as actinjf-pureer. Mr. W. 0. Menzies, purgot of tho Tarawera. haa come ashore for instructions. ilr. Wynn Williams, assistant-purser of tho Monawai, has been crantea holiday leave. Captain Lea is in command of the Tyiser liner Indralema, which is duo at Wellingtons from London, via way ports, on Thursday, September 4. Hfs officers are as follow:— Messrs. W. Hod?son! chief, R. B. Roberte eccond, H. H. Harley third, T. Leatherbxurrow fourth; chiof engineer, Mr, W. _ J. OrutclilOTv; sccond, Mjt. J. Dunning; third, MV. T. Davies; fourth, Mr. W. Briddon; ohief refrisemtins eupineer, Mr. W. P. Lloyd; socond, Mr. W. Morpan; cssisl-aiuts, Mossra. W, A. J. Clarke and Harding. Having finie.hed diseharpo of tho Wellinston portion of lier cargo of from Bunbury, the Clan linor Clan M'lmies left for Lytteltou yesterday morning. Tho Union Company's cargo carrier Knituna, whicli has replaced the itanuka in tho Melbourne-WelUncrton runt for a trip, is due at Wolliiiffton on Saturday, September 6. After having mited the Mocquario and Auckland Islands, the Gonrorniment steamer Tutaneko.i returned to > via tho Bluff, yesterday morning. The Maunganui did not clear Wellington for Sydney till late last evening. Her departure was postponed, on aeoount of thx> British Parliamentary party's visit aad arrangements, Aa arrival in port yesterday moraine from' Montreal, via way ports, wns tho Shaw, Bavill steamer Matatua. The vessel, which is running under the auspice© of tho New Zealand Shan-pins Company, berthed at the Queen's Wharf. Heir next port of call will be Lyttelton aaid then Dunedin. From the latter place sho goes to Australia to lead for Homo. It is probable that the Huddart-Parker ' steamer Wef.tra.lia, which da to run. in. tho Awckland-Dun?diin, via pwts service, will reach New Zooland about tho middle of ! next month. She will arrive here from j northern port® on Tuesday, and when ! northward bound wUI loavo port on- a Mon>* day. Anticipations aro that tho Union Company's steamer Aparima will arrive at Auckland from Calcutta, on Monday nert. She should put in an appearance hero about September 4. - The Shaw-Savill steamer Delphip, whidh hae been in quarantine in Wellington Harbour for UciTly a fortnight, left for tho Bluff at 4.20 p.m. yesterday. She wall pleto discharge of London cargo at tho ■ southern port boforo going to Nowca6tle to load c-oal for America.