SHIPPING NEWS.

Dominion, Volume 7, Issue 1885, 20 October 1913, Page 9

SHIPPING NEWS.

OCTOBER. Z PHASES OP THE MOON. • s Bay. Hr. m. >s First quarter 7 1 16 p.m. ;o Full moon 15 5 37 p.m. •q Last quarter 23 10 23 a.m. j New moon 30 1 69 a.m. L l MOON. > Moon rises to-day» 11.52 p.m.; seta, 8.6 ' a.m. Tuesday. o TIDE. 0 To-day, 8.5 a.m.; 8.27 p.m. 5- To-morrow, 8.47 a.m.; 9.11 p.m. SUN. JB Sun rises to-day, 4.57 a.m.; sets, 6.15 p.m. ;e \ 10 ARRIVALS. 'f SATURDAY, OCTOBER 18. j, NGABEItE, s.s. (3.35 a.m.), 1100 tons, Dilnor, froui tireyinoutii. l " NIKAU. e.s. (6.40 a.m.), 240 tops, Hay. from Nelson aud HotueKa. >- MAHAitpA, .8.3. (6.50 a.m.), 2598 tons, Tint, ( 1 from Lyttelton. Kaloau—Mioses Phillip*, llail, Snow, Nurse Jioriey, Adair, Kuight, Witt, Johnston, Clark (2), liesr. dames Pkililpu, Mitchell, Skiuner, Williams 5 and child, Hai-die, Smith, Glover, Hodger, Messrs. Allen, Mitchell, Donnelly, Bain, Mariano, Laing, Hall, Kesteven, Gentles, 0 Peek, Smith, Birke, Jol>lin (2j, Temple, bkiul- ner, Lomae, Beudall, Foster, Faris, Fitz--0 ceroid, Kawnsley, Clark, Tombs, Blaeklock, Williama. Oorngan, Allan, Matthewson, 0 Hooker, Davis, Moore, Quinn, Kinvig, \V«all--11 burton, Meadows, Wallicli. Lawrenson, HosV eer; 20 steerage. BKEiiZE, a*. (4.10 p.m.), 347 tons, Broadhouse, from Lyttelton. SUNDAY. OCTOBER 19. RIMUTAKA, e.s. (6 a.m.). 7765 tons, Hem- ' ming-, from Londion. WaHINE, g.s. 17.30 a.m.), 4435 tons, Aidwell, from Lyttelton. Passengers: Saloon— Misses M'Davitt, M'Davitt, Collins, Tahe, Proctor, Roud, Cockroft 12), Nurso Philpotts, Liddlc, Pye, Mahoney, Mesdamea Alesdamcs Eli, Thomson and 2 children, y Wright, Rundle, Collins, Widdop, Dodde, _ Williams, Puttmous. Sinclair, Brock, MaToney, Harrison, Steel, Mansell t2), Dr. Thorn- > son, Messrs. Madison, Galiand, Lynch, M'Gru- - er, Mackay, Jones,' Morgan, Norris, Atlcin--5 son, Pannell, Capt. Bilton, Willai'ms, Hunt, T Falcon, Grange. Watson, Ward, Hill, Hinds, 1 Dr. Caur, Hart, Lloyd, Gracewood, Kerneck, * Were, Barr, Robertson, Green, Austin, Harper, Fulton, Digby-Smith, Myers, Oswin, 3 Alemndor, M'Giuggage, Gauter, Stevenson, Mahoney, Blake, Harrison, Anderson, Pan- ' nell, Aiidrews, Hay, Sutherland, Captain } Manning; 405 steerage. . MAITAI, s.s. (11.50 a.m.), 3893 tone, Oar- . son, from Dunedin. Passengers: Saloon— Mesckimes M'Ke'nua; Scott, Bundle, Ross, ~ Messrs. M'Kay, YaufflHfn, Berry, Oleen, - Clothier. Harris; 7 steerage. QUEEN OF -THE SOUTH, s.s. (2.20 p.m.), „ 198 tons. Harvey, from Foxton, r TAINUI, s.s. (1.30 p.m.), 9957 tons, Moftatt, 1 from Lyttelton. t MAPOURIKA, s.e. (8.45 a.m.), 1203 tons, c Holmes, from Picton and Nelson. * BLENHEIM, s.b. (2 a.m.), 12Q tone, Wil--1 kinson, from Blenheim. s \ DEPARTURES. s SATURDAY, OCTOBER 18. I KAPUNI, s.s. (12.30 p.m.), 150 tons, M'ln- - tosh, for Patea. .1 ARAHURA, s.s. (1 p.m.), 1596 tone, Lambert, for Picton, Nelson, and Wcet Coast. ? Passengers— Saloon: For Picton—Misses - Thompson, Binning (2), Lake, Foijbos Mes--1 damos Waddy, Simpson, Philfott and 2 children, Messrs. M'Oallum, licaghton, Williamson, Philfott, Meade, Pilmer, ) Hay. .For Nelson—Mi6ses Pyne, Evans, , Hammond (2), M'Oallum, Mcfcdames Hari land. Bush and child, Pearce, FeU, Messrs. i Cos, Mason, Pcaife, Hcenan ,Harold, Fell, 1 Lavcry, Manoy. For Westport—Misses * M'Gingan, De Vere, North,, Simper. and in--1 fant, Bell, Clarke, Gran, Mecd£ii£<>S' Best, Messrs. Thompson, Evans, Jones, Skclton, Evans, Hardic, Simpson, Mainsop, Grow--3 cott. For Westport-Mieses Mc©- * damos .Oroft, Perry and ohild. F.eawright b and child, Messrs. Croft, Moare. Croft. 3 N-utsoy, Martin, Jai'gen, Brown; 25 steers.s. (2 p.m.), 248 tons, Hay, for 7 Nelson and Motueka. MAIIAROA, e.s. (11 p.m.), 2598 tons, Mnn- , rins, for Lyttelton. Passenqcra: Saloon— Jlisaos Kerahaw. Walters, Jl'lCmeht. Smith, " JlMd«niC9 Hmith, I'oole, Suenccr,' Brown, 1 Bell, Lane, Stend, Ludeolte and QaUßßtor, f- Nixon, Wilson, Messrs. Harper. Mr'Farlanc, Hay (2), Rutherford, Marton., Smith. Poole, ' Spencer, Brown, Bell, Russell, H.P., Fart rell Lane, Stead, M'Lean Barr, HoslunK. i Diddams, Lang, Robinson, Barry Arnold, ' Jturphy, King, Dixon, Conway. Bynott. Jlarrs, Gentles, Kostwin, -Nuon, Wilson, r Stewart; 8 steerage. ' SUNDAY. OCTOBER 19. •; V'.'EEQTJLTJfI, S.s. (4.20 p.m.),. 55 tons.'Yiokerf' 1 man, 1 for Napier. AWAIIOU, s.s. (8.15 a.m.), 407 tons, Roger, for Foxton. • _ i JOIIM. s.s: (0.5 a.m.), 342 tons,- S. Holm, lor I'lcton. EXPECTED ARRIVALS. Opawa, Blenheim, October 19. luiwera, Patea, October 19. Blenheim, Blenheim, Octoobr 19. Stormbirdi Wanganui, October 20. Tainui, Lyttelton, October 19. ilaitai, Uunediu, Lyttelton, October IS, Hippie, Oi6borne, October 19. * Waliatu, Lyttelton, Koilsoura, October 20. Northern, Now I'ork. way porta, Oct. 20. l- Ilimitangi, Ohathame, Lyttelton. Oot. 21. l lteaulus, Napier, October 21. 6 liuia, Wanganui, October 21. ) ICapuni, Patea, October 21. j Nikau, Nelson, llotuoka, October 21. . Mararoa, Lyt.tolton, October 21. l'oherua, Qreymouth, October 21. 1 Kairaki, Lyttelton, October 21. ' , Wcstralia. northern porta. October 21. t Taviuni, southern ports, October 22. . Kapiti, Lyttelton, October 22. Manuka, Sydney direct, October 2^ ; Arahura, West Coast. Nelson. Picton, f October 22. . . , .. Waimca, Wanganui, October 22. I Corinna, 6outhern porta, October EL Defender, Lyttelton October 2«. ' Navua, Suva, Auckland, October 23. l Hivcrina, Dunedin, Lyttelton, October 23. ; Mouowai, northern porta. October 24. ' i Maunganui, Melbourne, via south, Oct. 24. Dorset, Liverpool, Auckland, Oct. 24. PROJECTED DEPARTURES. 1 Breeze, Wanganui, Octobor 20. Aorcrc. Patea, October 20. ! Wairau, Blenheim. October 20. > 'Arapawa, Wanganui, Octobcr 20. , Komata, Westport. October 20. Queen of tho South. Foston,. October 20. 1 ' llawera, Patea, October 20. ' Blenheim, Blenheim, October 20. j Stormbird, Wanganui, October 20. Mapourika, Picton. Nelson, October 20. Wahine, Lyttelton, October 2». Waimate, eouthern ports, October 20. l'ainui, Waitara, October 20. Maltai, northern ports, October 20. Wcstralia. Lyttelton. Dunedm. October 21 Hippie, Napier, Oisborne, Oct. 21. ' , Kairaki, Greymouth, Hokittka. Oct. 21. 5 Wakatu, Kaikoura, Lyttelton, October J. } Nikau, Nelson, Motueka, Octobcr 21. I, Mararoa, Lyttelton. October 21, Kapuni, Patea, October 21. i Huia, Wanganui, October 21. 1 Onawa, Blenheim. October 21. u Kcgulue, Nelson, West Coast. Oct. 21. Taviuni, Westport, October 22. L Corinna, Nelsjn, New Plymouth, Oct. 22. ' Walinca, Nelson, West Coast. Oot. £2. r Kapiti, Wanganui, Octobor . 22. Huia, Havclock, October 21 Manuka, Melbourne, via south, Oct. 23. I Riverina, Sydney, via, north, O«tober 23. ' Defender, Hokitika, October 23.. 1 Monowai. Lyttelton. Dunedin. October 24. Maunganui, Sydney direct, Ostober 24. Arahura, Picton, Nelson, West Coast, J October 24. : INTERCOLONIAL SERVICE. » MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS. MAUNGANTJI, duo here from Melbourne, - via south, Octobcr 24. Leaves eamo day for I Sydney direct. M-AN UICA, ■ duo here from Sydney direct October 22. Loaves Octobor 23 for southern 3 porta and Melbourne. s WARRIMOO, duo lieiro from Melbourno, 5 via south, Octobcr 31. Leaves samo day for . Sydney direct. OVERSEA SHIPPING. . Steamers. From. Left. Due. Ncrcliana London Aus. 24 Oct. 26 Corinthic London- Sep. 11 Oct. 26 Tongariro London Sep. S Nov. 3 . Muritai London Sep. 9 Nov. 20 7 Rcmuera London Sfcp. 25 Nov. 10 Arauu Loudon Oct. 9 Nov. 25 > Waiwera London Oct. 5 Dec. 2 Indrapnra London Oct. 15 Dec. 19 3 Marcre Liverpool Sep. 6 Nov. 5 5 Kaipara Liverpool Sep. 20 Nov. 24 //eaiandio ...... Liverpool Oct. 4 Nov, 24 * Dor&ct Liverpool Aug. 23 Oct. 23 > Northern New York July 25 Oct. 20 > Stmrmfels Now York Sep. 5 Nov. 27 3 Miiniro Now York Aug. 16- Oct. 31 TokDmaru Montryal Sep. 7 Nov. 18 Whcikatanef ... Montreal Sep. 20 Dec. 19 Willochra 'Frisco Oct. 15 Ntov. 6 i • " SAILER TO ARRIVE. n Loch Garvo. ship (at Auckland); left Mar« peillea May 20. 5 BY TELEGRAPH. OVERSEA. SYDNEY, October 19. Sailed.—Manuka (2 p.m. yesterday), for Welliuffton. PUGET SOUND, October 17. Sailed—BainbridffO, American barque, for - Lyttelton. COASTAL. lf SATURDAY, OCTOBER 19. II AUCKLAND. l " Arrived—Amelia Sims, schooner (2.30 d a.m.), from Gisborne; Rosamond (?.30 p.m.), from Gisborno and Limef-tono Ifilond; I Wanaka (10.50 p.m.), from and way " porte. R .Sailed—Wcstralia (3.45 p.m.), for southern o ports: Rosamond (1 p.m.), for Tol&jo Br<v and Gbbornoi Kamo (6.35 p.m.), for Wcat-''-import.

PORT CHALMERS. Arrived.—Moeraki (5.30 a.m.), from Sydney; InvercargiU (11.45 a.m.), from Stewart Island, Sailed.—Corinna (5.10 p.m.), for Oamaru; Taviuni (7.50 p.m.), for Tiniaru. PICTON. Sailed.—Arahura (11.30 p.m.), for Nelson. LYTTELTON. Bailed.—Tainui (5.20 p.m.), for Wellington. SUNDAY. OCTOBER 19. AUCKLAND. Arrived.—Maheno (10.25 a.m.), from Sydney; Monowai (6.15 -p.m.), from south. Sailed.—Fiona (6 a.m.), for Fiji and Sydney. NELSON. Arrived.—Nikau (3 a.m.), from Wellington; Arahura (7 a.m.), from Picton. WANGANUI. Arrived.—lCapuni (9.20 a.m.), from Wellington. BLENHEIM. Sailed.—Opawa (8.15 a.m.). for Wellington. GItEYMOOTH. Sailed.—Waimca, (10.15 a.m.), for Wellington. LYTTELTON. Arrived.—Jfararoa (3.20 p.m.), from Wellington; Himitaugi 19 a.m.), from Chatham Islands. PORT CHALMERS. Arrived.—Kotaro (2.25 a.m.), from InvercargiU: Riverina (6.50 a.m.), from Lyttelton. Sailed.—Moeraki (3.30 p.m.), for Melbourno; via Bluff. Sailed.—Morayshiro (6.35 a.m.), for Port Chalmers. BLUFF. Arrived.—Waitomo (1 a.m.), from Newcastle. RIMUTAKA ARRIVES, REPORT OF VOYAGE. The Now Zealand Shipping Company's liner Rimutaka arrived in Wellington yesterday morning, from London, aud wa-s berthed ati the Kiuu'ti Wharf. The Kirnutaka, left London at 3 p.m. on /.8. She dddi not make tho call at x lymouth. Fine weather, with light eastcrJy winds, was experienced on the run to Teneritle, which was reached at 4.35 p.m. on September 3. Here 6he took in SUU tona of coal, and eaiied again at 2 a.m. the following day. Fine, clear weather, with moderate N.E. trades, was experienced to tho equator, which was crossed in long. iOdeg. W. Thence till tho day beforo arrival at Cape Town similar weather, with b.E. trades, was met with, and then a moderato S.E. gale, with heavy seas, wa« encountered. Cape Town was reached at. noon on Saturday, September 20, and the vessel eaiied against at 5.35 p.m. the following day. The day after sailing a moderato N.W.W. gale, with heavy following seas, was met with, and lasted until September 23, when the wind backed to N.E. and feu light. Thence to Hobart, fresh Jf.W. and S.W. winds were encountered, ivith the exception, of October 5, 6, and 7. # The vessel was almost continuously in wireless communication with ships and.' ehoro stations. The night after communication with Durban was lost, Hobart was picked up at a distance of 2063 miles. Tho German stoamer Essen, which left Gother.burg for Australian ports on Au&uet 16, was overtaken on September 19, and again midway between Capo Town and Hobart, she having gained distance during the fitay at the Oape, Hobart was reached on October 10, and tho .vessel sailed asam at 6 a.m. on October 14. Fine weather was experienced until Oapo Farewell was siguitr ed, when a thick, misty rain, accompanied by a moderate to fresh southerly galo. set in. Tho Brothers light was picked up at 5 p.m. on Saturday, and two hours l£tor, .the weather being very misty m Coolc Strait, tho vessel stood out to #a. blie made port at 6 a.m., and pratique having been granted, was berthed eoine l<iur hours later. - . , t Two deaths twlnch are elsewhere) occurred on tho vos ,fl f c - Tho Rimutaka had on board 590 bags of letters and parcel mail from from London and way ports. Sho carried 62 saloon and 300 steerage passengers. In addition to tho list of passengers from (already published), the following joined tho vessel at other pprts:-l'rom tow. lownSecond saloon: Mr. and Mrs. H. D. Munro and child, Mr. G. V. Kerby. Steerage: Messrs. R. H. Wilson and A. Fanner.. From Hobart-Second saloon: Mr. R. Lomax. > The Rimutaka ie in command of Captain T. A. Hemming, who has with him. tho following olßcers:—Ohief, M. J. Makepicec fiecond, Mr. R. Melsome; third, Mr. 0. Parkinson; fourth, Mr. J. Mart^; Bureeoii. Dr. J. Burnham; ptcwardTn-charge, Mr. 1. W. Good; chief engineer. Mr. P. I Corbett; second, Mr. J. Barclay; third, Mr. 0. Handyman; fourth, M.r. H. Munro: fifth, Mr. 0. cliief refrigerating engineer, Mr. H. Half or d; second, Mr. A. Fordham; electrician, Mr. R. PeKK; wireless ocerator. Mr. A. Hathaway. Tho vessel will di'scharao 3500 wna ot cargo at Wellington, whencci sho £ill probably sail for Lyttelton on ■tlfiirsW nert, where 6he lias another 2500 tons of cargo to put out. At Hobart 950 tons were diseharßed. "" MESS-TABLE GOSSIP. Mr. A. J. K. Barr, chief officer of tho Mararoa, is proceedinic to Dunedin for orders. It is understood that lie will join the Maori. Mr. D. M'BonaJd, late of tho Mapourika, ha 3 been appointed chief of tho Mararoa. . . Mr. 11. H. jenlilnsl eblof onulnecr ot/tnei Kahu, has eben granted Bick loave. ilr. i'. O. Brown lias joined tho vessel in uia etead. _____ KOETHEEN TKADB. In consequents of the increased trade to northern, ports (says an Aucklo.no. exchanEo). tho Northern Steamship Company haa decided to make several alterations in tho runnins of its steamers, lho trado has outffrown the of tho Apamul., and this vessel will be withdrawn about tho end of October, in fiivour of tho Aupouri, a much larger and more suitable vessel, ffiio Aupquri will 111 Awanui, • Waibarara, Mouhora, niau, and Parenearenga, anil will take up hoi viimilna o)i llonday, November 3. Tho auxiliary schooner Greyhound, it Present engaged in the Mrthern trade, willl bo stationed at Awxinu;, where sho will ten. der tho Aupouri in tho Awaliui Kiver, Owing to the increased cargo trade between Auckland and Wliangarei. H hn3 boon decided to place the steamer Paeroa in this 6srvice« in addition to the hanion. - NORTHERN FROM NEW YORK. The American and Australian Lino's chartered stoamer Northern will commence di.s« charco of Now York cargo at Welliugton to-day. The vessel, which is making Her first visit to New Zealand waters, left New York on July 25, arrived at St .Vincent on August 7, at Durban on August 27, and at Melbourne on September 20. The vessel encountered heavy weather when crossing tho South Australian Bight.,and sustained sorno damage to deck {lttin&6. Captain H. G. Roberts Is i& command, his other officers being ;-ohfcf, Mr. T. M. Ai't-kem second, Mr. L. J. Hitchcock; third, Mr. W. S. Bonkin. Mr. T. Bell is chief engineer, Mr. H. T. Barnes second, and Mr. N. Williamson third. After discharge hero the Northern £oe 3 to Lyttelton and Dunedin. OPAWA SHELTERING. The s.s, Opawa, which sailed from Blenhcim for 'Wellington at 8.15 a.m. yeslorday, was reported, later in tho da-y to bo eheiteriHg at Port Underwood, owing 14 stress of weather. , Wireless advice has been received from tho Chathams elating t-hat tho Him;tangi left there at 7 p.m. on Thursday last for Lyttelton and Wellington,. Sho is dup hero to-morrow. ' The Union Company's Navua is duo at Wellington from Suva, via Auckland, w ,v tli fruit from the Islands on Thursday or Frday next. Heavy •weather outside tho Anchor Line's Re&ulus to put into Wellington on Saturday morning. $hc waa hound from Greymouth to Napkr. and tho. Heads at 7 a.m. No progress could bo ma4e, oo tin* v«es&l returned to port at 11.15 a.m. On account of heavy rain in tho south tho Taviuni will jiot arrive at t Wellington till Wednesday. She will bo die-patched for West Coast ports on tho &amo day. The Corinna, which ia duo here from the pouth on Wednesday will tkao cargo for Nelson and Now Plymouth. Tho New JSpp-laiW Shipping Company's Rakala left 'Teneriife for London on.October 15. It is anticipated that the South Tara naki Steamship Company's Maua will resume running in tho Wellihgton-Patea trade on October 28. Tho Government steamer Hinemoa left Russell for Awanui and Capo Maria, van Diemen on Friday ovening. Messrs. Bannatyne and Co. advise that tho coastal steamer Defender will Jflavo Wellington for Hokitika. on Thufgdaj.