SHIPPING NEWS.

Dominion, Volume 8, Issue 2325, 5 December 1914, Page 10

SHIPPING NEWS.

. PHASES OF THE MOON. DEOEMBEE. . • , ■•.' " Day. Hr. m. Full moon 3 6 51 a.m. Last quarter' 10 11 2 p.m. New moon 17, 2 6 p.m. .■ First quarter 24 ■ V 55 p.m. ' ' MOON. Moon rises to-day, 9.50 p.m.; sete, 5.30 *,m. Sunday. ' TIDE. To-day, 6,18 a.m.; 6.33 p.m. ' To-morrow, 6.57 a.m.; 7.16 p.m. SUN. Sim rises to-day, 4.11 a.m.; sets, 7.11 p.m. ARRIVALS. . ,' FRIDAY, DEOEMBEE 4. KAMO, s.s. (3.45 a.m.), 1236 tons, Pryde, from Greymouth. : MOERA-KI, e.s. (5.60 a.m.), 4392 tons, Collins, . from Lytteltou. ,' ALEXANDER, ee. (6.10 «,.m.), 377 tone, Wildman.from Now Plymouth. WAHINE; s.s. (6.50 a.m.), 4435 tone. Aidwell, from Lyttelton. . PUTIKI, 3.6. (9 a.m.), 409 tens, Wahlstrom, from the Sounds. , . MOKOIA, e.si (9.15 a.m.), 3502 tens, M'Lean, from Auckland, Gisbo.mei and Nopier. Passengers; Saloon—Misses Allison, Smith, Ferguson., Wheeler, Eobinson', Mesdamee Steinman, Smith, OmUahan and infant, Morris, Wheeler, Captain Bold, Hessre.-Fordham, Croll, Buckworth, Pegler. Morris, Lightband, Bayfleld, Piokles; 31 Bteerage. WAIRAU, e.e. (10.45 e,m.), 93 tons, Deily. from Pioton. . . . . / STAE OF NEW ZEALAND, e.s. (11.30 a.m.), 4417 tons, Brooks, from Now York, via Adelaide and Auckland. \ HAWEEA, s.s. (11.35 a.m.), 200 tons, Jackson, from Patea. ■ ,

MANA, es. (11.35 a.m.), 150 .tons, Gibson, from Patea. ■■ ■MAMAEJ, s.s. (12.45 p.m.), 8114 tons, Kelly, from. London, via Hobart. KAPUNI. 6.5. (1.15 p.m.). 150 tons, Johansen. from Patea; •' " ' OPOURI, s.s. (2.45. p.m.), 670 tone, Peap. son, from Lyttelton. . AOEEEE, s.s. (3.15 pirn.), 77 tons, Fiek, from Patea. ■.••■• STOEMBIED, as. (9.45 p.m.), 217 tons, Dowell, from Wanganui. WOOTTON, 5.6. (10.20 p.m.), 151 tons, Lax. sen, from Lyttelton. • DEPARTURES. '• FEIDAY, DEOBMBEE i BUTESHIEEi s.s,' (1.45 p.m.),"5563 tone, • Brodie, for Lyttelton end .Dunedin. lONKV ae. (4.30 p,m.),' 12,232 tone, Stack, for London. . . ■ . . WAIEAU.'.B.s. (5.20 p.m.), 93 tene, v Deiley, °MOERAia, 8.8. (5.25 p.m.), 4392 tone, Collins, for Sydney and Hobart. Passengers; Saloon-For Sydney—Misees Deoke, Vane, Husband; Dales, Horland, Palmereton, Graham, Eaam, Grey, Carver, Meedames Jedstead, Yeoman, Solomon, Dexter, Eoare, Wallace, Weston, West, Holmes, Captain Traek, Messrs. Watt, M'Gregor, Willis, Williams, Browning, Elder, Pajnell, Yeoman, •Hiley, Thompson, Oolliii6, Ooesil, Gravestock, M'OaekiH, Sawer, Oaton, Proud, Monk, M'Cauley, Jones, White, Eomaine, Kingsey, Deal,,.Pegler, Solomon, Dexter, Boare,: Wallace,' Weston, Holmes, Jenkins; 83 steerage. ■ WAKATU.-6.G. (5 p.m. , ), 157 tens, Walls, for Knilioum and Lyttelten. ALEXANDER, s.s. (6.40 p.m.), 377 tons, Wildman. for Nelson and Wegt Coast. KAEAMTJ, s.«. (7.50 p.m.), 800 tone, Eoberte, for Westport. . '■ ' . WAHINE. e.s. (7.50 p.m.), 4435 tone, AJdwell. for Lyttelton. ; .. •MOKOIA, e.s. (8.5 p.m.), 3502 tone, M'Lean. for Lyttelton and Dunedin. ! PATEENA, s.B (9 p.m.), 1212 tons, Cameron, for Nelson. Passengers: Saloon— Misses, Davies, Stewart, Mestemefi Hewlett and 2 children, Walker, Allen; Swain, Nevitt, Mr. Justice Stringer, Messrs. Hewlett. Nevitt, Weber, Allan, Cook, Burton, Forbes, M'Conchie, Palmer, Shaw, Wills, Pritchard, Eichard, M'OuJlough,- Pryor, Silcock, Humas, Salmon, Bristed; 10 steerage. ■ MAEAMA, e.s.' (10.55 p.m.), 6432 tone, Crawford, for Sydney. . BLENHEIM, s.s. (midnight), 120 tons, <gillsinson, for Picton,. . .

EXPECTED ARRIVALS. Opftwa, Blenheim, December 5. Karori, Greymouth, December 5. i Queen of the South, Foiton, December 5 Putiki, Pelorue Sound; December 5. Niltau,, Nelson, irotueka, Decembers. ■ Monowaa," Lyttelton, December b; Pateena, Kelson, Picton, December 5. Wavcrley, Nelson, December 5. Wairau, •' Picton, December 6. ■' Blenheim, Picton, December 6. Koubunui, Kapder, via coast, Dec. 6. Awahou, Foxton, December 6. KaJiu.'East Coast, December 6. Hawerai Patea, December 6. ■ Wahine, Lyttelton; December 6; Ngakuta, Groymouth, December '6. Mapourika, Westport, December «. Weatralia. Dnnedln, Lyttelton, Dee. 6. ■ John, Timo.ru, Decomber c. Hum, Hayelock, December 7. - Ripple, Gisborfie, 'December 8. Aorero, Patea, December' S;■■■' ' ■ Waimee, Terakohe, Decembetr t. Manuka, Sydney, Docember 8. Tarawera, northern 'ports, DecemheiJ. Moana, Sydney, December 9. Oorlnna, Southern pbrte, December 9. Paloona, Dunedin, Lyttelton, Dec. 10. v ' Breeze,; southern ports, December 11. : Victoria, northern ports, Deo. 11. ITamita, Lyttelton, Docember li. '' . Warrlmpo. Melbourne,'Hobart, via, south. December 12, ■, ■ -

PROJECTED DEPARTURES. Ka-piti, Wanganui, December 5. • Opawa, Blenheim, December 6. . Hawem, Patea,.December S. Kapuni, Patea, December 5. - -Mane, Patea, December 5. Alexander, Nelson, West Coast, Deo. S, Opouri, Greymouth, December 5. Wootton, Nydid;Bay; December 5. Aorere, Patea, December •5. , i Nikatf, Nelson, Molueka, D0c..5. : ' Jtonowiaa, Lyttelton, December 5. Toltomaru, London, December 5. . Armhura, Pioton. Nelson, West Coaet. D». ce'mber's. , , , ( .. Indrabarah, Wanganui, Decemher S. Rosamond, Auckland,. December 8. , Star. of. Now , Zealand, Nelson, Dee. 6. '■ Stormbird. ■ Wanganui, December S Putiki, yWeetport, December 6. . .Waveriey, .Neleon, December 5. . i Queen, of the; South, Dec. 7. •Blenheim, Blenheim, December 7. • Pateenay Picton, Nelson, December 7. ■Wahine, Lyttelton, Decemher 7. Huia, -Wangaiiui, December Y. Westralia, , - northern ports, Dec. ?. John,-southern ports, December 7. Kahu,'East , Coast, December 7. ■ .; Wairau,"Picton, December 7. Waimea, .Neleon, West Coast, Dee. 7. Tarawera, , Lyttelton, Dunedin, Dec 9 ' Hippie, -Napier, Gi6borne, December 8. , Manuka,; Lyttelton. December 9. Mftpourika, New Plymouth, Westport, De-cember-9. ' ' WakatuV- Kaikouro and Lyttelton, Deo 9 Mamari., Lyttelton! December 9. \ ' Oorinna, Nelson,. New Plymouth,' Dec. J ■•Palodna, northern ports, Dec. 10. Moana, San Francisco, way ports, Deo. 10 Victoria, Lyttelton, Dunedin, • Dec 11 , Breeze, Wanganui, Deo. 11. jranuka, ,, Sydney, Hobart,' Deo. 11." "' Wammoo, Hobart; Melbourne, Deo 12,

BY TELEGBAPH. OVERSEA. . ~ . .. ' NEWCASTLE; December 4. ' Sailed,—Odland, for Auokland. • ■' _ ' , <\'r- , SYDNEY, December 4. Sailed.—Mainuka (6.45 p.m.), for Wellington, . I . . ... . Arrived.—ltororo, from Havelock. MELBOURNE, Decomber i pffis w ws£&£ w Hobart, eouthcrn ■ . . ..- , SUVA. Decemher 4. Amved.-LeTuka (Thursday), from Sydney. .- >• ■ ■ . Soilcd.-Nayua '(Thursday), for Auckland. '.-'..'■ COASTAL. FBIDAY, DEOBMBEE 4. ' ' AUCKLAND. ArriTed.—Kereru. (4.5 p.m.), from Nine. Sailed.—Ennerdale (10 p.m.), for Wellington. : .. - : '■■ NAPIEB. x . ArriTod.—Eipple (6 a.m.) and Victoria (1.30 p.m.), from Wellington. . . . . ■ . ' ...FOXTON. Arrived.MJueen of the South (10.30 ftlm.), from-Wellington.•;.. ; '■;.-• ; . . ..:. : , ■• 'BLENHEIMS .' : ' ''■;;, Sailed.—Opawa (5 p.m.), for Wellington.i ' ? \ HAVELOCK. , ''■''■ '. ■-. ' ■ Soiled.—Huia (8.45 a.m.),' for Wellington. ; ,'NELSON .- ; ' ■'; V SaHod.—Nikau-(5.45 p.m.), for Wellincton; To Bail.—Wavciley (8 p.m.), for Woilingtbn. ...--.-

. LITTELTON. ' : / . Arrived.—Cygnet (3 p.m.), from Akoroe. Sailed.—Cambormere, ship (8.30 a.m.), for Puget Sound. : , • Sailer!.—Monowai (8.5 p.m.), for, Wellington. Passengers: Saloon—Misses Daltry, Walker, Smart, Duff, Thompson, Baunders, Cloyer, Mesdames Bcthell; Daltry,. Flem. iut and child, Shorney, Tichbon, Oloueton, Bell, Brown, G. WHHame, Duff, . Weild, Coleman, Smith, Marshall, Empson, Jonoe Camphell, Nairn, Messrs. Fleming, ShepJoy, Jakins, Gahagan, Coleman, Smith, Marshall, Empson, sTonoe, Campbell, Nairn Tiobinson, Whittakor, Green, Nixon.'Green, JJisson, Duff, Cashel, .Eev. Nixon; 32 steerage. ' -'■'.-.. ■ " DUNEDIN. . : . : Arrived.—Corinna (6.30 a.m.), from Wellington; Purley (10.35 a.m.), from northern porte. • . Sailed.—Wcotralia, for Auckland,' via way ports. ■ BLUFF. ... , ■ '.. _ Sailed.—Wimraera (2.30 p.m.),. for Hobart and Melbourne. . Advices, have, been received Rtolinc that tho Union Compojiy.'B training ship.Anarirri.a loft Calouttn. tor thn. Bluff, .tytlelto^

THE MAMARI FROM LONDON. The Shaw. Savill and Albion Company's liner Mamari arrived in port at. a Quarter to one yesterday afternoon, after an uneventful journey from London, via way ports. The voyage extended oyer seven week 3 all but two days. The vessel left London on October 16. Fine weather was experienced to Capo Town, -which was reached on November 7. Nothing of importance occurred on the passage except being stopped and examined by French cruisere guarding the mouth of the Channel. Departure from Cape Town was 1 not token until the afternoon of the 9th on account of a shortage of labour and coal, duo to war conditions prevailing. From the Cape to Hobart exceptionally fine weather was experienced for that part of the ocean. Hobart was reached on November 28, where passengers jnd mails landed, and also 800 tone of cargo discharged. The Mamari left Hobart on November 30, and fine weather was experienced to Wellington. - Captain R. A ; Kelly is still in command, and .has associated with liim the following officers!— First officer, Mr. F. E. Lambert; second, Mr. 0. E. Goodyear: third, Mr. V. Kenworthy; fourth, Mr. J. Nielson. Burgeon, Dr. E. M. Adame. Marconi operator, Mr. J. Renshaw. Chief engineer, Mr. E. H. Read; second, Mr. T. Young; third, Mr. G. M'Gregor; fourth, .Mr. R. Corlson; fifth, Mr. T. Todd; sixth, Mr. J. Blackett; chief refrigerating engineer, Mi. G. Hicks; second, Mr. J. Landsman. Chief steward, Mr.' J. Russell; boilermaker, Mr. E. Wiisrtn. The, vessel brought about 300 immigrants, all third olase. THE HIMITAHGI. According to a wireless message received from Waltangi, Chatham Islands, the Himitangi arrived there yesterday from Wellington. The vessel, whioh left this port on Monday evening, is to proceed, to Lyttelton before returning to Wellington. MESS-TABLE, GOSSIP. Mr. o.' E. Goodyear, second officer of the Mamari,, was promoted to that. position when the vessel was in London. Messrs. V. Kenworthy and J. Nielson, third and fourth officers respectively of .the same vessel, are making their, first trip on a Shaw-Savill boat to these parte. The former is lato of Tyser's and the latter of the P. and 0. branch service. JEr. A. 0. Hyde, late second officer of the' Mamari, has been promoted to the chief , officership of the Waiwora. Mr. G. R. CarvaJl, late fourth officer of the same ■ vessel,' has joined the Naval Re- ■ serve. ...... Mr. Amies, of the Union Steam Ship Com-, pany, returned to Dunedin by the Mokoia last' night for orders. •He has been relieving for some time past in the local office of the company, Captain Neville is ill command of the Willochra, with the following; officers under him Mr. Ryan, chief; Jlr. Hughan, second; Mr. Luxfurd, third. On account of the boisterous weather experienced '• at Port Chalmers during the past few days, the schooner Rachel Cohen lias been unable to gb on the 6lip for her overhaul, which will include the strengthening of her timbers and framing. This sturdy little craft has now seen about 40 years, of active service in colonial waters. After having completed discharge of New York cargo fit Dunedin, tjie chartered steamer Purley, recently at Wellington, ■ will probably proceed to Australia to load for Europe. . The New Zealand Shipping Company's liner Turakina is at present engaged in taking in Home cargo at Napier. Other ports will bo visited before the vessel de-parts-from Wellington for London on. December 17. Since she left the builders! hands the Union Company's Mokoia has been supplied with steam from three Scotch, marine typo boilers, but as these have proved to be Inadequate to meet present requirements they fiTe to be supplemented shortly by the installation of a Babcock and Wilcox water-tube boiler, i A. London shipping journal understands that the Shaw, Savill and Albion Company has just contracted with Messrs., Workman, Clark, and Co., Belfast, and Messrs.. Alex. Stephen and Sons, Linthouse, for the construction each of a, large high-class passenger and cargo steamor for the Australasian trade. .

I'he. 4-wohou has left Qreymouth and gone on to Forton. She is due back hare' op . Sunday.- : . The Opavra is still held up at Blenheim. No news bad been received. of her yesterday by Messrs. Levin and Co. • . Owing to bad weather the Woiraca will .not arrive here from Terakohe until next Tuesday. ' The coastal steamer Oygnet has been thor oughly overhauled at Lyttolton, and the Jqhn Anderson liais been taken up on the .Patent Blip for the .same purpose, .