SHIPPING NEWS.

Dominion, Volume 7, Issue 1888, 24 October 1913, Page 9

SHIPPING NEWS.

PIIABER OP THE MOON. OCTOBER. ' Day. Hr. jji. First quarter 7 1 10 li.in. Fail moon 15 5 37 p.m. I Last quarter 23 10 23 a.m. New moon so 1 59 a.m. MOON. Moon rises to-day, 2,30 a.m.; sete, 11.25 p.m. TIDE. ; To-day, 11.6 a.m.; 11.33 p.m. 10-morrow, noon; midnight, BUN. Sun rises to-day, 4.49 a.m.; sets, 6.21 p.m. | ARRIVALS. . .« THURSDAY. OCTOBER 23. ftt&nganuf' tous ' Corby, IiOJUUiT. s.s. (6.30 a.m.l, 7630 toils, l'rca- , tice, irorn Auckland. j AiAIIAROA, s.s. <6.40 a.ai.l, 2598 tons, Yint, 1 lioiii uytUiiton, ftussung-crs: Saloon—Alices • ilacKay, Coio, Whatman, White, Sori-cll, 1 iottci s. Nurse Kelly, jitace, Smith, 3to- ' ciainoi ilomersham, il'Shcrry, lilar.kctt, 1 S i (f"'rlr 31 '?: Mills, Tarm/m, Tauiuiiim, j w P., ' ,l Als ' M'lutosh, Peterson, walker, Aloraghau, Peirguison, M'hbuiry, < Ncwrnau, loun*,.Uope, Pollock, Lex, LJifcr* • ton, Osbonitf, iii'Doiiaid, Pcttitfrew* Sigmes, Hunter, *oit, Kniitlj; 2u steerage. < AhNNhDi, e.s. (8 0.m.), 226 tous, Purvis, < Aelaoii and West Coast. •vt . ' B,s * u.in.j, 248 tuns, Hay, from Nelson. * UIVMINA, 5.3. (9.20 a.m.), 4758 tons, Kcll, 1 froiti Ijyueltoii and Duricdin. i KAITOA, a.s. (E. 35 p.m.), aw tous, Stevens, i iro;ii i\cw i'iyjnouth. , NtiAIiKHE, s.ts. ij.z-j p.m.), 1090 tons, Dil* 1 ner, trorn (ireymoutii. , NAVUA, s.s. w.i!s a.m.), 2930 teas. Todd. i from Auckland. j departures. i THUBSDAY, OOTOBEE 23. ' OPAWA, e.s. (1' a.m.), 110 toils, Nicholas, lor liloimeiw. liLiiiNliiiiii, s.s. (3 a.m.), 120 tone, IVil- ; Kinsoii, lor Blenheim. i * iIEOULUi>, s.s. (5.15 p.m.), 585 tons, Carl* . eon, lor Nelson. KILSjNEi)!, a.B. (5.15 D.m,). 266 toft 3, Pur- . vis. for Nelson. ; NIICAU, s.s. (6 p.m.), 245 tone, Hay. for Nelson. JIANUICA, s.s. (16.5 p.m.). 4505 tons, Clift. • for Lyttelton, Dunedin, Blutf, and Melbpuriiq. - i'asseapers—Baloon: For Lyttelton—Alisees ScoU» Low. Conner, Wilson, i .1. j * _r AU'sdainca Arclxcr, Te Puni and Hustler cinil child, Jellieve, Lindsay, ' lutetno, Low, Ellis, Ladbrook. and child, ] Miller, Brougham, Desmonlius, Forde-ra, « Gordon. Rev. Soaton, Oantain Thompson, i Lieut. Cocks, Sergt. BatCß, Captain llfttomono, fccTgt. Jijuirland. Wcsloii. 1 Messrs. Looker. Talbot. Al'Kcnzie r Bourkc, - Hohyell, Hopo, Bicaehory, Smith, Leijjhton, « Robinson. .Shallupaes. Ifichoi, «kellard, j LeiKhton, Jellieve, Boucher, Bae, Miekeli Oswin. Driver, Brov.-n, Tonocliffo, Gander, j Low,, Smith, Blyth, Kenuard, Steele, Bur 1 nett, Brown, Baker, Walker, Wabh. Brad- < dill, Stookley, Ilcadry. Bouton, Archer and - For Dmienin—Miss Durrcno), ] Mosaa.roes JlahelF and 2 children, Roberts, i Messns. Stephenson, Whit-e» Jlahcff.y, Downins. For BlufT—Miss Campbell, Mjs. < C<impbell ( Messrs. Campbell. Parkes. For 1 O'Brien (2), Morrh. h Wiren, O'Brien. M'Oabc > ftnd child, Morria, Wiren, Dr. Rorko, Dr. < 0 Bnen, Messrs. Morris, M'Oabe, Fox, ' Dnimre«jnd; 40 steerage. • j EXPECTED ARRIVALS. : Poherua, Greymouth, October 24, j Opawa, Blenheim, October 24. Blenheim, Blenheim, October 24. Wah.ine, Lyttelton. October 24. . Monowai, nort-i'-ern port 6, October 24= , i.rauijganui, Alelbtjurne, via south, Oct. 24. • ICottiata, Wcs-tport. Octobcr 24. Storrabird, Wanpanui, October 25. 1 Aovero, Patea, October 25. Kapuni, Patea, October 25. Hawera, Paten, October 25. Nikaiij Nelson, Motueka, October 25. Wakatu. .Lyttelton. Kaikotira, Oct. 25. i Jl.iori, lyttelton. October 25. i Athciiic, Auckland, October 25. i Jluia. Jla-velock. Octobct 26. Westrnlia, Duncdin, Lyttelton, Octobcr 26 ] Arapawa, October 26. ! Hereuies, AuckJand, October 26. Kipple, Napier, October 27. Connthic. London, way ports. October 27. Maitai, northern porta. October 28. PROJECTED OEPAJITURES. Stormbird, Wiinganui, Ootober 24. Kairaki, Qreymouth. October 24. Taviunl, We»stport, October 24. Wnirau, Ble-n-heira, October 24. Arap&wa, Wanganui, Ootober 24. Defender, Hokitika, October 24. Kapiti, Lyttelton, October 24. Kaltoa, Nelson, West Coast, October 24. Queen of the South, Foxton, Get .24. Northern, Lyttelton, October 24. Opawa, Blenheim, October 24. Mapoiifika, Picton, Nelson, October 24. WmhiiiG, Lyttelton. October 24. Naviia-, Westport, October 2-4. ftiiflutaba, Lyttelton, Octobcr 24.' llonowai. Lyttelton, Dnncddn. October 24. l.launganui, Sydney direct. Oatobcr 24. Hawera, Patea, Octobcr 25. AraUurci, Picton, Nelson. Wost Coast, Octobcr 25. Maori, Lyttelton, October 25. . Dorset. Lyttelton. October 25. Kapuni, Patea, October 2-5. t Nikau, Nelson, Motueka, Oct. 25. Aorer-e, Patea, October 25. Blenheim. Blenheim, Octobcr 25. Wakatu, ICaikoura-, Lyttelton, Oct. 28. 1 Weafcralitt, northern i>ofts. October 27. j Maitai, Lyttelton, Dunedin, October 28. * Ripple. Napier, Giaborno, Oct. 28. . Huia, Wanganui, Octobcr .28. ; Athcnic, London, wey porta, Octobcr 30. ( INTERCOLONIAL SERVICE. ( KOYEMENTS OF STEAiIfTES. ] MATJNGANUI. duo lioro from Melbourne, via aoisth, October 24. Leaves samo day for J Sydney divest. 1 WAJUiIMOO, due hero from Melbourne via south, October 31. Leaves samo day ! for Kyducy direct. I TJLLMAROA, due liero from Sydney direct Octobcr 29. Leo.vcs October 30 for southern ports and Melbourne. OVERSEA SHIPPINC. Steamers. Fi-oin. Left. Due. Kerolmna London Aug. 2A Nov. 3 Corintliio London Sopt.U Oct. 26 Toitgariro London Sept. 8 Nov. 3 Muritai London Sept. 9 Nov. 13 i Rcmuera ■ London Sept. 25 Nov. 10 •Atravra Londjbn Oct. 9 Nov. 2b Waiwera London Oct. 5 Dec. 2 Indrapura. London Oct. 15 Dec. 19 Marere Livorpool Sept. £ Nov. 6 1 Kaiparo. Liverpool Kopt. 20 Nov. 24 ■ Zeaiantlio Liverpool Oat. 4 Nov.i 21 Ktnrmfcla New York Sept. 5 Nov). 27 Mirniro New York Aug. 16 Oct! 31 ; Tokouiaru Montreal Sept. 7 Nov. IB Whakatano Montreal Sept. 20 Dec. 19 • Willoelira 'Frisco Oct. 15 Nov. 6 BAILEE TO AIiMVE. I Loch Garve. elilp (at Auckland); left Marseilles 'May 20. : BY TELEGRAPH. ; OVERSEA. 'pmitilo'nY aoj 'Ctn-fl I) mi&ioii— 1 -£Z Jaqopo 'AaupAS ! COASTAL. THURSDAY, OCTOBER 23. AUCKLAND. L Sailed.—Athcnie (1.25 p.m.), for Wcl- ' lineton. ONEHUNGA. Sailed.—Earm (3.20 D.m.). for New Ply- • mouth, t NAPIER. r Sailed.—Monowai (1 p.m.). for Wellinß'ton. WANGANUI. ? Arrived.—Stormbird (11.45 a.m.), from Wol- ' liiiKton; Kapuni (5.45 p.m.!. from Wcllinirl ton. put in for oliclter. J BLENHEIM. [ Arrived—Blenheim (10.30 a.m.), and ' Opawa (11.50 a.m.), from Wellington. ' I'IOXON. Arrived.—Mapourlka (5.10 D.m.), from Nelson. > To tail.—Mapourika (9.30 p.m.), for TTeli lineton. . s NELSON. , Arrived—Mapourika (3 a.m.), from Picton . and Wellington; C-orinna. (4 a.m.). and Waimca (5 a.m.), from Wellington, p Sailed.—Mapourika (10.10 a.m.), for I'icton and Wellington. [ GREYMOUTn. Arrived.—Awahoiv (9.10 a.m.), irom Weilingtoti. 3 LYTTELTON. > 3 Arrived.—lCaituiia, from Port Chalmers; f Oysnot, from Akaro,aj Walilne (6.20 a.m.), . from Wellington; Nsrakutu (9 a.mj, fixvm London; Waitematji (4.«?0 p.m.), from SydI nc-y; Maungnnui, from Dunedin; Breeze, • from Picton; Storm, from Picton; Opouri. 1 from Greymouth. • Sailed.—Waimdto (12.30 p.m.), for Port Chalmers; ftreese, for Dunedin; Petone, for liluff; Waliino (8.35 p.m.). and Mauiiuiuiui . (7.55 p.m.). for Wellington. I Sailed.—Waliine (9.35 p.m.), for Welling--1 ton. Passengers: Saloon—Mis.?e* Clark-e, Ilaigh, Rfttson.. Snow, M'Craig, Brelle. Ken--0 zie. Itundell. llhodw and maid, Baker, Grigg, Boyle, Gardiner, Rowson, Cook, 1 Lady Clifford, Mesdames Paris, Clements, vSharmnn, Melroy, Louisson; Harman, Hflrt man, Whitty. Grosßon, Gould, Jl'Dowell, - Boyle, Hyde, M'Craic, Sir G. Clifford, • t Kraet-z-e'r, Paris, Stewart, Allen, i Donglafi, Tuntin, Bawson, Lennie, Callen* der, Sherris, Thompson, Kixon, Stewart, t Laing, Browning. Smith, Wolff, Kofin, j Plant, Osl)orne, HoinerKield, Melroy, O'Doni ncll. Carter, Ward, Gilraore, Louisson, - Stenniitg, llughe«» Pyne, Shaw, Gore, Cutts, 1 Price, Hume, Wallace, Wiimott, Drayton, I). A. Aiken, Wjiitta, Sfciid, Luttrcll, Britton, Tripp. Ilerman. I. Brown, Wilson, ~ M'Lwi-n, Kldd, Dixon, M'Do well. Grey, 6 Bushell, Di'ekf-on, M'Beth, Bcardley, Dun- ? mn£: GO steerage, i far fiy4nay.' D iror9 —Saloons For I/cd- - ger, Jlamom, Mesdames Pattertoc, Haxtfy. .

Fendry, Dr. Bussell, Messrs. Leger, Gritfen, liarvey, UendiTTIMAHU. Arrived.—Himitaugl (7,30 a.m.), from Wel» lingtoi). Sailed.—Lizde Taylor (6 -a.m.), for Wei- i lingtou; JliinitaDgi (6 p.m.}, for Wellington. , BLUFF. , Sailed.—Amokura (7.30 a..m.), for West « Coas-t Souixl.«. • DUNEDIN. Arrived.—Westralia (3 a.m.), from northern ports; Waitomo (10.45 a.m.), from uiutr. Hailed.—Maori (3.15 p.m.), for Lyttelton; . Flora (3.45 p.m.], for .West Coast, via- way • ports; Kcta.ro (4.15 p.m.), for Akaroa. ATHIvMC DOK MONDAY. The Shaw, Savill liner A theme left Bobart at 10 a.m. yesterday iii continuation of her voyage from London to Wellington. She is due at Wellington at hooa on ! Monday. MELBOURNE WBEOKEII.' • Advicen from London state that 1 the steamer Melbourne, which was ovrdue at Cebu from Newcastle, is ashore on one of tho islands in the Pacific, and, in all probability will become a total loss. So for no ' definite information g& to tho safety of < the crow, or the exact spot where the vessel struck, has come to hand. The Melbourne is a steamer of 3777 tons gross, and i 2395 tons net register, and was built in ' Sunderland in 1890. She in owned by K. M. Hudson and Sons. She left Newcastle on September 20 with 4523 tons of ' coal. NEW TYBER STEAMEB9. Information Ms been received • locally to tho effect that Messrs. Workman, Clark, and Co. expect to have the new Tyt-er liners, Star of England and Star of Victoria, ready for commission at the «ttd of the year. The vessels have been specially designed for the United Kitigdom-Aus-tral.ian-New Zealand trade, and will each be of about 10,000 tons register. It is not known as yet when the vessels will leave London. MESS-TABLE GOSSIPMr. G. E. Dugdale, fci*. tho Moray- . shire, has joined tho Waliine as seventh engineer. Mr. 0. E. lioiffhton and Mr. J. D. Smith, purser and assistant purser respectively , the . Mararoa, left by tho Manuka laj-t cvenine to join tlio. Maori ut Lyttelton in similar capacities. Dr. A. G. Waddell, surgeon on tlie steamer Dorset., .sisned off tho vessel at Wellington yeirterday. • REMUEHA'S PASSENGEHB, . Due about November 10, the R.M.S. Hemuera has on board the fallowinc saloon passengers Lady M. E. Smith, tho .Rev. J. Flanagan, tlio Itov. J. D. Banks, Mr. and Mrs. Q. Ji T . Fielden, Mr. iind Mrs. H. Weston, Mr. and Mrs. S. Bolton, Mr. <ind Mrs.' J. A. Burt, -Mr. and Mrs. E. Unwin, Mr. and Jfrs. J. 1!. Brodie, Mr. and Mrs. J. Stewart, Mr. and Mrs. W. I). Murdoch, Mr. and Mrs. W. Phj-n, Mr. and Ufa. A. E. Hardin-r, Jk. and Jlra. E. Hatch,, Mr. and Mrs. J. Lane, Mrs. and Miss Hole, Meedames D. Oram, T. O. Denntson, E. Agor, Jonas, Oato, W. Eentley, A. Cross, Q. E. Downs, E. Partiuhar. S. W. Pickles. H. W. Paul, Peter, B. G. Crabbe, G. li. Fcrrar, E. Woodruffe, (•■ Wynyard, and M. Spronle, MiEF.es. E. M. Bagley, Oato, I'. Jt. Brooke, E. M. Jenkins, A. Wray, Denee, A. 31. Hill, Nathan. A. Maxiow, Peter, M. Ft. Fletcher, M. Dneson, E. Atldnsott, E. and P. Wright, Staliey, 1). and S l . Airey, S. F. Dalley. S. O. Beodlo. A. E. Brack, 0. B. Alexander, F. , iff. Tiaiall, M. Butcher, M. E. Evans, G. Flood, A. A. Holmes. B. Cage-Brown. H. Atnold, L. Newman,•' 0, F- Hart, J. Hunt, J. Henderson, and Messrs.' Dyson', Lacey, B. Corbett, It. Forbes, C. K. Kobindtm, 0. M. Cttzaleti A. O. Goodrich, J. Airny, B. Unwin, n. Ford, J. Kerr, F. Keats, H. W. . Paul, E. Jtingrose, 11. Charles. There wero also about 4CO third-class passengers booked. Tho complete list not yet. been received. NEW STEAMER FOE UNION 'CO. (By Teieeraph.—Pr€6a Association.) DunoUln, October 23. Tho Union Steom Ship Company has accepted a tender for tho construction of a steamer t-o replace <he Tyrone. 'lhe . new steamer will bo considerably larger than tho Tyrone, and will be built on tlio lines of the Federal Company' 9 stcatner ShroEfibire. It is expected that the tramp steamer Northern will leave Wellington' for Lyttelton on Sunday. From - the last-men-tioned port tlio vessel will proceed to Dunedin, afterwards going on to Port .Pirie. Tho Dorset arrived in port' from Auckland yesterday morning, but, owing to tho strike, no cargo was discharged. Tlie steamer Hercules left Auckland on Wednesday night .vrftti hardwood from B'uibury. She is duß' here to-morrow. Tlio ' fetry steamer Maritrda. withdrew from tTlie WclUiigUin-Lyttcltou service on arrival vesterday morning. Her future movements are uncertain. The Mfiori, whioh lias besn undergoing overhaul at Port Chalmers, i? to lea-vo Lyttelton for Wellington to-night.