SHIPPING NEWS

Dominion, Volume 8, Issue 2470, 25 May 1915, Page 8

SHIPPING NEWS

PEASES OF THE MOOS MAT. Bay. JTr. m. l.ast quarter 6 4 o3 p.m. iS T e\v moon 14 3 1 p.m. First quarter 22 4 20 p.m. Full moon 23 3 '3 a.m. MOON. Moon rises to-day, 1.46 p.m.; Hits, 2.9 n-.ni. TIDE. To-day, 0.17 a.m.; 12.45 p.m. To-morrow, 1.16 a.m.; 1.43 p.m. SUN. Sun rieeß to-day, 6.59 a.m.; sets, 4.35 p.m. ARRIVALS. MONDAY, MAY 24. IvAEOHI, s.s. (7 p.m.), 1E63 tone, from Wcstport. . AWAIiOU, s.s. (8.50 p.m.), 407 tons, Rodger, from Greymouth. DEPARTURES. MONDAY, MAY 24. NGAKTJTA, s.s. (0.15 p.m.), 1230 ton?, Mnlr. lor Sydney. , ~ ~ . WAHIXE, 6.5., Edmn, for Lyttelton. PassengersSaloon—Misses Jlills, Burnett, Hall. Oalton, Cameron, kmi™' Walker, Child. D. Anderson, Mlntoeh, and Culling, llcsdamcs Brown, Gibson, Jones an-rt children, Henley, Hall. Qnislord and child, TVnlkins, Somer and dMiihtcre, Duff, Walt-in, Child, Scott, Smith, Roberta and child, Cuthnp, Tinetfer, Andrews, Abbie, Smith, Hay, Judge Ho-selden, Messrs. Scott, Harper,, Brown. Guy. Burnett, M'Villy, Baxter,. Piper, Silton, Henley, Duerden, Gardiner, HaJJ, Cruit, Beadle. Doushty, Stephenson, Duff, Grant, Ilrowu, M'lntosh, Master Allen, Tinecy, M'Kay. Bell, Roberts, Shack, Master Harris, Andrews, Ferris, Butcher, Wo°."' Baath, M'Nan, Angus. Cock, Hart, Abbie, Smith, Webb, 6haw, Hay; 54 steerage. P WEEN A, 5.6. (12.50 p.m.), 1212 tons. Holmes, for Pieton and Nelson. KAITOA, 6.e. (4 p.m.), 350 tons, SteTene, for Nelson. ... , , OPAWA, fi.s. (5.5 p.m.), 110 tons, Nicholas, for Blenheim. FLORA, -s.fi. (6.50 p.m.), 1273 tons, Baron, for New Plymouth. BLENHEIM, s.s. .(7 p.m.), 120 t-ons, Wilkinson. for Blenheim. PAIiOOJfA, 6.6. (7-30 P.m.), 2774 tons, Drewette, for Napier. WAHINE, s.s. (7.50 p.m.), 4435 tone, Edwin, lor iytfelton. EXPECTED ARRIVALS. Kitmona, West-port. May 25. Port Curtis, New lork, no, Auckland, Grcymoutli, May 25. Maori,- Lyttelton, May 25. Nikau, Kelson find Jiotueka*, May sw. Kapiti, Wanganul, May 25Breeze, Lyttelton. May 25. , Arahura, West, Coast, Nelson, «.nd Picton, Stay 25. , Sronowai, northern ports, May m. i Manuka, Sydney direct, May ZD. : Komata, westport. May 26. > Himitangi, Lyttelton. May »6. , Defender. Lyttelton, May 26. f Alexander, kelson and Motueka, May 26. Opawa., Blenheim, May 26. j Blenheim, Blenheim, May 26. ! "WVihine, Lvttelton. May «. Turakinft, Bluff, May 26. Squall, Napier, via coast, Mar <:«. Moaua. Sydney direct, May 26. , Cygnet, Lyttelton and Kaikoura, AlAy 27. , Aorore, Patea.. May 27. KapunJ, PRtea, May 27. Woot-km, Lyttelton, May 27. Corinna, Dunedin. May 27. Mokoia. Melbourne, via- Hobart, May 23. Hippie. Napier and Gisborne, May 38. Wo-iruna, Vancouver dircct, June t. PROJECTED DEPARTURES. Awahou. Patea, May 25. Aorore, Patoa, May 25 Queen of the South. Foxton, May 25. , Maori. Lyttelton, May 25Stormbird, Wanganni, May 25. Kapiti, Wnnganui, May 25. Nilmu, Nelson and Jlotneka, May 25. Vaimea. Nelson and West Coast-, May 25. Monowai, Lyttelton, Dunedin, May 23. Breeze, Lyttelton. May 25. Hippie, Napier, Gisborne. May 25. Koromiko, Newcastle, May 25. Hincmoa, .Coolc Strait, May 25. Manuka, Lyttelton, May 25. Wahine. Lyttelton May %>■ Ka.itoa, Nelson and Motueka. May 26. Blenheim. Blenheim, May 26. Opawa, Blenheim. May 26. Ilawera, Patea-, May 26. Patecna, Picton and Nelson, May 26. Defender, Hokitika. May 24. Kini, Greymouth, May 26. Kamo, Greymouth. May 26. Kapnni, Patea, May 27._ Monna.. San Francisco, via porta, Hay Br. Port Curtis. Melbourne, May 27. Cvcnet, Ivaikoura and Lyttelton, May 2S. ifokoia, Hobart. and Melbourne May 29. Arahura, Westport and Greymouth, May Breeze, Lyttelton, Jlqy 29. ... Monowai, Napier, Gisborne and Auckland, May 31. Kuapchui, London. May 31. movements of steamers. INTERCOLONIAL SERVICE. ULIMABOA. arrived Wellington from Hohart and Sydney May 11. Lett Wellington for -Sydney and Hobart May 13. Arrived Sydney May 18, and duo Hobart May 35. WESTRALIA. leaves .Sydney May 28 for Wellington. Due liere June 1. . MANUKA, left nobart. May 15 and- left Svdncy May 21 for Wellington direot. Due here May 25. Leaves May 27 for Sydney. M°OKOli/due Wellington from Melbourne, via- Hobart and southern ports,. May. 29. Leaves eame day for Hobart; and b E?VEK-INA, left Sydney May 20 for Auckland. Arrived there May 24 Leaves May 26 for Sydney. Due there May 3D. •FRISCO SEB-YICE. MAITAI, left Sydney April 24 for Wellington direct. Arrived here April 30. Left April 30 for San Francisco, Tia Rarotonga and Papeete. Duo 'Frisco May 19. MAKAMA, left San Francisco April 2» for Wellington, via Papeete and Earotonga. Arrived Wellington May 20. Left May 22 for Sydney direct-. Due thero May 25. MO ANA, left Sydney May 22.f0r Wellington direct. Due here May 26. Leaves May 27 for San Francisco, via Earotonga and Papeete. Due 'Frisco June 16. VANCOUVER SEEYICE. NIAGABA, left Sydney May 13 for Auckland direct. Arrived t-liero May 17. Left May IB for Vancouver, no, Snva and Honolulu. Due Vancouver June 3. MAKUHA, left Vancouver May 12 for Auckland, via Honolulu and Sura. Due Auckland May 30 and Sydney JaneJWAIHUNA. due June 4 from Vancouver direct. OVERSEA SHIPPING. Indrabarab London Apr. 11 June 11 Paparoa, London Apr. 14 June 10 Athcnic London May BJu y > Indrapura London May i July 2 Hemnera. London May 5 Jnne J Somerset Liverpool May 18 July IS Port Cnrtlß ... New \ ork Apr. 11 Ma-y 23 i St. «Tohn Star. 18 May 23 Tontrariro St. John Mar. 13 June 39 IS Ihtti ... 'Frisco Apr.fi Juno 4 1 pj\yea -Singapore May o June 3 j SAILER TO ARRIVE. Albert Mayor, left Pacifio Slope oa Mnr. 38 .— BY TELEGKAPH. OVERSEA. SYDNEY, May H. iSa-iled,—Kaltnna, for Wellington. Arrived.—MoeTaki, from New ZcaJnad I Batanoo, from Greymouth (N.Z.). MELBOURNE, May 24. Arrived.—'Wimmcra-, from New Zealand. ! SUVA, Ma-y 21. : Arrived.—Niagara, from Auckland; Lcvuka and Crona, from Sydney. Sailed—Niagara, for Vancouver.' coastal. MONDAY, MAY 24. AUCKLAND. 1 Arrived.—Kahn, from Gisborne, East Coast and bays; Victoria (11.30 a.m.), from 1 southern ports; Bangatira (11.50 a.m.). from St. John, via Australian ports; I Rivorina (8.30 p.m.), from Sydney. NAPIEE. Hailed.—Monowai (2.35 p.m.), for WellUlffI ton. WANGANUI. Smlled.-Kapiti (5.5 p.m.). for Wellington. PICTON. Arrived—Pateena- (4.45 a.m.), from Wei lington. KAIKOURA. A-n-ived-Cygnct (1.30 p.m.), from WellinZton. MOTUEKA. Sailed.—Nikau (5 p.m.), for Wellington. GREYMOUTH. Sailed—Ngatoro (5.30 p.m.), for Wellington. LYTTELTON. Arrived.— Himitangi (6 p.m.), from Chatham Islands; Ma-mari (7.30 a.m.), from W«l : Hugtoii. „ , Sailed-Maori (8.10 p.m.), for Wellington, with 150 passengers. rORT CHALMERS. Arrived-Corinna (8 a.m.), from Wellington. To sail.—Corinna (9.30 p.m.), for Ivew Plymouth, via way ports. N.Z. SHIPPING CO.'S STEAMERS. The Turaliinn. sails at noon OU Saturday for London. Her ports of call will, b» Monte Video, Kin de Janeiro, Tcuermo, and Plymouth. , . The Buapchu is expected to leave for Loudon, via. Monte Video and on Jtonitoy nsrk -

COMING TO NEW ZEALAND. The following passengers arc coming by the Pajieroa, which left . Plymouth on April 15 for Wellington, via' way ports:Mr. Mrs., and Master Aitken, Mrs. and Miss Alder, Mr., Mrs., and Miss Baker, Mrs., Master, and Miss Bean. Miss B. L Best, Miss C. P. Brown, Mr., Mrs., and Miss Brown, Mr. and Mrs. Browning Miss A. I. Burton, Miss A. E. Caiger, Mr., lbsend the Misses Campbell, Mm. and Miss Christcnsen, Mr. W. Clapham, Mr. J. Corcoran, Miss M. B. Maney, Mr., Mrs., and the Masters and Miss Daly, Mrs. 0. Daly. Mr E. G. Baud, Mr. and Miss Derbyshire, Mr! and Master DarbysWre, Missl i. Davidson, Mr. H. Dingwall. Dr. and Mrs. Dorset and family, .Miss N. K. Duncan, Mr. J Tracer, the Misses Evans, Miss A. Gaffney, Mr. B. George, Miss J. Grigs, Mr. J. \V JL Saggar, Miss M. 0. Harper, Miss M. J. Houston. Mr. J. A. Huntington, Miss sr. Innocent, Mr. W. Jackson, Mies A. Johnstone. Mrs. I. L. Kitson, Mr. J. P. Lancaster, Miss B. X I. Lawrence, Mr. E. T. Lea. Mr. and Mrs. Lee, Mr. J. Lee, Miss M. E. M'Cann, Mr. H. M'Oann, Mrs. and Master Mlnnes, Mrs. M'Kay, _ Mr. W. M'Kay, Mr. D. M'Millan, Miss E. 0. M. Mallard, Miss J. Martin, Mrs. E. Millard, Miss G. Morris, Mr. V. J. Newman, Mr.-N. M. Olsen, Mr. and Mrs. Pyott and family, Miss A. -Quran, Mrs. A. Eeid, Mr. R. Ross, Mr. and Mrs. Eussell. Mies M. E. Sands, Miss M. Seivard, Mrs., Miss, and Master Seward! Miss M. Sharp, Mr. \ Smith Mr. and Mrs. Smith and family, Mrs. Smith and family. Miss M- B. Stark, Miss A. G. Sullivan, Mr. W. Sutoliffe. Mrs. E. Taylor, jfiss F. K. Thorne. Mr. J. Tynie, Mi'- W. Tynie, Mrs. and Master Underwood. Mrs. B. Upton, Mr. V. V. Tale, Miss E. A. Wake, Miss G. E. Walcroft Miss N Watson Misa A. L. Watt, Miss G. M. 'Willis, Mms G. Wood, Miss N. Woollcy. Captain N. L. Bower is in command. The Paparoa is due here about Juno io. POET CURTIS DUE TO-DAT. An arrival here this afternoon wiU be the 0. and D. Line s steamer Port Curtis, which reached Auckland on Friday last from *fe\v York, via. I'anama Oanal. Al ter discharging ICOO tons of general cargo the vessel sails on Thursday for Melbourne and Sydney. WESTSAIjIA TO RELIEVE ULBIAEOA. Thft YFestralia will be* the next pa-ssengef steamer leaving Sydney for Wellington on Fridav next. The Ulimaroa. whose she takes, is to undergo overhaul at Sydney. THE EIVERINA. The Bdverina was due at Auckland last night from Sydney, and after ng a rather heavy cargo sails on Wednetday on the return journey. • A NEW SCHOONER. The new auxiliary schooner Strathoona, which has been built for the Pacific Cablo Board, has been almost oompleted atAuckland. and trials have been ran in the gulf. ; The Stmt-licona has been buxlt- for the purnncA of conveying cable officials «ud neccssary rtoi'es between Honolulu and Panning Island, thus relieving the steamer Iris from the necessity of, going up to Fannine except when repairs lmvo to be mode or neavy stores landed. Tlio schooner 18 provided -with ample passenger accommodation, and is fitted with refrigerating and electric light plants. She. has nil up-to-date Bolinder auxiliary engine, burning crude oil, aiul (is expected to show a good turn of speed under either sail or power. If her trials are satisfactory, the Strathconn, will probably leave for tho Islands about the end of the month. She is under the command of Captain Holmes, n, -wellknown local sailing master. Tho Kikau sails at A p.m. to-day for Nelson. Motueka. etc., instead of 5 p.m. The change of hour has hoen made as the vossel is to lift a load of apples. at Nelson for transhipment to the Turakina. The Wootton is due here on Thursday from Lyt.loltoii with a load of produce. The coastal steamer Defender is duo here to-morrow with a load of produco from Lyttclton. Sho sails the same nay for Ilokitika. The Ifincmoa leaves for Oook Strait lighthouses at daylight this morning. She is due back in about a week's time. Tlio Awahon, which arrived from Greymouth yesterday, is to take in a large quantity of kerosene for Patea, and will probably leave for that port to-day. it is hoped to have the GreymonUi Harbour Board's tug WestJnnd in commission again by August. The now boiler for the tug was shipped from England last week, and should be delivered in Wcutland in cisfet weeks' tJißitti

Laden with coal, the Union Company'* steamer Kauri left Newcastle on Thursday for Lyttclton. Tho vessel should reach, that port about Wednesday neit. The Atua arrived at Auckland on Sunday afternoon from Tonga-, Samoa, and Fiji. Sho brought 68 saloon and steerage passengers, and the usual shipment of fruit for New Zealand, and a" large quantity of copra for transhipment. Tho White Star liner Zealandic left Auckland on Sunday for London, via, Mont« Video and Teneriffe, and took the following cargo from the port of departure:— SCCO carcasses of mutton, a large quantity of beef 3330 sacks of copra, 213 bales of wool, 1068 packages of kauri glim, 375 bale 3 of flax, and a quantity of hides, tallow, pelts, leather, tow. honey, and sundries. The Alexander is due to-morrow from Nelson and Motueka with a load of apples for transhipment to the Turakina, and with 400 sheep for Pctone.