SHIPPING NEWS

Dominion, Volume 9, Issue 2624, 20 November 1915, Page 8

SHIPPING NEWS

PHASES OP THE MOON. NOVEJIBFJI. Day. Hr. m. .Nerr moon 7 7 22 p.m. First quarter 14 10 33 u.m. >\ill moon 22 5 6 a.m. Laet quarter 30 0 40 a.m. MOON. Moon riecs to-day, 5.53 p.m.; sets, 3.31 a.m. Sunday. TIDE. ' j To-day, 3.23 A.m.; 3.43 p.m. | To-morrow, 4.14 a.m.; 4.48 p.m. SUN. ' Suu rises to-day, 4.19 a.m.; scle, 6.54 p.m. 1 ARRIVALS. FRIDAY. NOVEMBER. 19. KAITOA, s.s. (7 a.m.), 305 tons, Stevens, from Neleon and. Motuoka. MAORI, s.s. (8.30 a.m.), 3399 tons, Manning, from' Lyttclton. Passengers: Saloon —Misers O'Donuell, Landou (2), M'Kechnic, Miller, Sutton, Dodge, Qebbic, Dodpson (2), Murray, WcsUnra, ' Wright. Lotchfield, Iggleston, Hunt, Lea-tham, Nicholson (2), Jl«s<lamC6 HursUiouse, Armstrong, Fulter, Taylor, Louisßon and child, Gannett and 2 children, Baxton, Love, Whitley and child, Piper and 8 children, Lough and 2 children, Patterson and child, Saunders and child. Whitehead, Adarae, Trails, CTe&ry, Oppenhoim, Morrow, Luntley, Johns and child, Baxter, Stringer, Daviee, Hurry. Green, Poole, Wilton, Richards, Sir F. Bell, Messrs. Jone, Roberts, M'Donald, Hindman, Patchett, Louieeon, Phillina, Craigio, M.P., Desborough, M'Gajnie, Tasker, Wickham, Davis, Kelly, Canavan, Pickering, Jones, Brice, Cray, Richmond, M'Lean, Connor, Bryan, Barley, Jl'Mahon, Murray, Oppenheim, Holland, Jones. Smith, Furby, Lough, Harrison, Dawson, Reece, Oleary,' Oram, Williams, Barrett, Bonnlngton, Lnttrell, Nicoll, Forrester, M'Giegor, Ohriatie, Green, Whittell, Hawkins, Hal ley, Sudden, Riley, Bailey; Huston, Leslie, King. Wilton, Bower, Hughos, Wilson, Baxter, Mandell, LeOitham, Mm v ray, Wright. .Orchiston, Neill, O'Conncll, M'Donald, CLaTk, Richards, QlaeKon, Taylor, ouglafl j 458 steerage. s.s; (8.40 a.m.), 2003 tons, Ritchie, from Auckland, Gisborne, and Napier. • Pa-ssengors; Saloon—Miss Jackson, Mesdames Hughan, Gray, Griffiths, Me?6rs. Orosbie, Wilson, • Armstrong, Smith, Maitland. Phaser, Griffiths; 2 steerage. • STORMBIRD, s.s. (8.20 a.m.), 217 tons, Hart, from Wanganuf. SQUALL, s.s. (8.20 a.m.), 369 tons, Tasta, from Terakohe. • NGAKUTA, s.s. (8.25 a.m.), 1230 tons, Muir, from Greymouth. . _ KAPUNI, e.6. (9.10 a.m.), 150 tons, Gibson, from Patea/. XJLIMAROA, s.s. (9.55 a.m.), 5777 tons, Wyllie. from Lyttelton.' WOOTTON.' s.s. (11 a.m.), 151 tons, Larsen, from Nydia Bay. AORBRB, b.s. (noon), 77 tons, Fisk, from Patea> ' - KOROMIKO, s.e. (12.5 p.m.), 2479 tons, Davey, from Newcastle. KOMATA, 5.6'. (4.20 p.m.), 1994 tone, Baldwin. from Westport. KATJRT, s.s. (11.30 p.m.), 2833 tons, Kendall. from Lyttelton. OPAWA; b.s. (11.45 p.m.),. 110 tons, Kicho« las, from Blenheim.

DEPARTURES. .FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 15. PATEENA, e.s. ; (12.45 p.m.), 1212 tons, Irwin, for Picton and Nelson. Passengers: Saloon—Misses Wilson (2), Watson, Teddy, Soan, Gebbie, Mesdam'es Smith, Chisholm, Graham, Grunnett, Williams, Perkins, Burt, Poole, Coleman, Meters, Greenwood, Chlsholin, Reuniburg, Brice, Jones, Canavan, Bell (2), Murray, Birkett, James, Smith, Porter, Franklyn, Smith. Shnrland, Bonnington, Harrison, Jones, Jenkins, Reid; 10 steerage. • ICAITOA, B.S. (5.10 p.m.), 350 tons, Stevens, for Nelson and Motueka. WAVEIILEY, s.s. (6.45 p.m.), . 157 tons, Stewart, for Nclbou. . MAORJ, s.s.-(7.M p.m.), 3399 tons, Manning, for Lyttoltom Passengers: Saloon— Mi6scs Blyth. Miller, Harris; Willis,; Taylor, Morgan, Harris, Mesdjames Mills (2), Goodman, Cox, Laird, .Jane, Harris, Harsley, Verral, Taylor,.' Butler, Black, Falconer, Butcher, Jones, Livingstone,-M'Leod, Saunders, Rolling, Sir. Joseph Ward, Messrs. Vogan, "Verral, Donaldson, Allmutit, Leslie, Knight, Haugh, ' Wade, Whito, Scott, Atkinson, Butler, Booth, Jones, Perry, Campbell, Bennett. Hayes, Roberts. Whitcombe, Reed, Duthie, Livingstone,' Guy, Gibson, M'Leod, Dawson, Itangail, Jones, Brown, .Everett, Bridge, Saunders; 60 steerage. TARAWEIU, s.s. ; (8.30 p.m.), 2003 tons, Ritchie, for Lyttelton and Duneilln. ULIMAUOA, s.s: (9.10 p.m.), 5777' tons, Wyllie. for Sydney and Ilobart. Passengers: Saloon—Mosdamcß .Thompson, Blunt, il. 0. Stewart, Gra-ham, Oonder, M'Phall, H. Smart, Johnston, P. W. Reawlon, Lanzer, F. W. Kemp, Bradford, and- M'Arthur, Misses P. Gordon, Jacobs, Sims,' S. Smith, L. M. Osborno, Bradford (2), G. Johnston,. Messrs. Paul, C. H. Watson, M. Persten, M'Phall, Loney. Hall, W. Lawson, Kirby, W. E. Moore, N. Hanna, Thompson, Blunt, Brent, Lav'enstein, M. 0. Stewart, E. Naldor, Graham. Condor, Tartakover, 0. Hopkins, N. Hanlev, E. Pitcher, Jacobß,, Paterson. Cron, Millward, Doiiner. Luttrell. A. J. ;Fln!oy, Perry, A. E. He-xtall. G. G. Winter, Robinson, Beswlok, P. W. Reardon, Lanzer, Captain M'Beath, and. Sergt. M'Arthur';' 45 steerage. EXPECTED ARRIVALS. Kittowa, Westport, November 20. Defender, Hokitika, November 20. Breeze, Lyttelton', November 20. Wairau, Blenheim, November 20. Opawa. Blenheim, November 20. Queen of the . South, . Foxton, Nov. 20. Hawera, Patca, November 20. Kapiti.' Wanganui, November 20. Nikau, Nelson, Motueka, November 20. Mararoa,' Lyttelton, November 20. Arahura," Picton, November. 20. 'Blenheim, Havelock, November 20. Wakatu, -Lyttelton, Kaikoura, Nov. 20. Alexander. Wanganui; November 20. Pateena, Nelson,. November 20. ICaitoa, Nelson. Motueka, November-21. Maori, Lyttelton, November 21. ICapuni. Patea-, November 21. ■' Paloona, Dunedin, Lyttelton, November 21. Wimmera, Melbourne, Hobart,' Nov. 21. Karo,mu. Suva. November 22. Perth, Newcastle, Nov. 22. Ripple, Gisborne. November 22. Kamo, Greymouth, November 22.. Star of Scotland, Napier. November 23. Monowai, northern ports, November 23. CJalm, southern ports. . November 24. TaJawcra, Duneain, liyttelton, Isov. 25. Karamea, Lyttelton. November 25. Oorinna, southerii ports, November 25, Yictoria, northern ports, November 26.

PROJECTED DEPARTURES. Squall, Napier, ■ Nov. 20. $ Breeze, Wanganui, November 20. Aorere, Patea, November 2fl. - ' Defender, West Ooast, November 20. Ngakuta, Lyttelton, November 20.. lluapehu. southern ports, November 20. Hawera, Patea, November 20. John, Dunedin, November 20. Nikau, Nelson, Motueka, November 20. Mararoa, Lyttelton, November 20. Kauri, Sydney, November 20. Arahura, Picton, Novcmbor 20. Karamca, Picton, Lyttelton, November 20. Alexander, Nelson, West Ooast, Nov. 20. Kailtoura, London,, way ports, Nov." 20. Stormbird, Wanganui. November 20. Rangatira, Napier, • November' 21, Kapiti, Wanganui, November 22. Kittawa, Greymouth,. Nov. 22. . Opawa, Blenheim, November 22. ' Queen of the South. Foxton, Nov; 22. Pateena, Nelson, November 22.' Kaitoa, Nelson, Motueka, November 22. Maori, Lyttelton, November 22. Arahura; .Picton, "Nelson, West Coast, November 22. . Breeze, Wanganui. November 22. Wakatu, Kailtoura, Lyttelton, Nov. 22. Blenheim, Blenheim, November 22. Wimmcra. Melbourne, via south, Hobart, Nc.Tcmbcr 22.' < Blei'heiin. Blenheim. November 22. Paloona. northern ports. November 22, Monowai, Lyttelton, Dunedin, Nov. 23. Komata, Westport, November 24. Calm; Wanganui, November ,24. Corinna, Nelson, New Plymouth, Nov. 25. Torawera, northern porta, November 25. Victoria, Lyttelton, Dunedin, Nov. 26. Karamea, London, November 27. MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS. INTERCOLONIAL SERVICE. MOERAKI, left Hobart November 13, and Sydney November 18, for Wellington direct. Duo here November 22. Leaves Wellington November 25 for Sydney direct. Duo there November 29. MANUKA, leaves Hobart November 20 and Sydney November 25, for Wellington direct. Due hero November 29. Leaves December 2 for Sydney direct. Due there December 6. MOKOIA, left Melbourne November 4 for southern ports and Wellington. Arrived hero November 12. Left. November 13 for Hobart and Melbourne. Due there November 20ULIMAROA, left Hobart November 6 and Sydney November 11 for Wellington direct. Arrived here November 15. Left Wellington, November 19, for Sydney and Hobart. Duo Sydney November 23. 'FRISCO SERVICE. MAITAI, left San Francisco November 10 for Wellington, via Papeete and Rarotonga. Duo Wellington December 2. MOAN A, left Wellington November 14 for San Francisco, via Harotonga and Papeete. Duo 'Frisco December 1. MAITAI. leaves Wellington December 9, for San Fraucisco, via- Rarotonga and Papeete. Due' Frisco December 29. VANCOUVER SERVICE. NIAGARA, leaves Vancouver November 24 for Auckland, via Honolulu and Suva, Due Auckland December 13. Loaves samo day for Sydney direct. Duo Sydney Dcccinbor 17. MAKURA, leaves Sydney November 25. for Auckland dirnct. Due Auckland November 29. Leaves November 30 for Vancouver, via Suva and Honolulu. Duo Vancouver, December 16. OVERSEA STEAMERS IN N.Z. PORTS. Following Is a- list showing whore tho I .various orertea etwanem trailing to and

from Now Zealand uortß are from day to day whilst they arc on the Kew Zealand coast:— Inwards. Bound irom. Whereto-day. Physa Singapore Timaru Ruapehu London Wellington Outwards. Bound to Orari Loudon Lyttelton Karamea London Wellington Kaikoura London Wellington Rangath-a London Wellington Star ot Scotland London Gisborne OVERSEA SHIPPING. Steamere. From. Left. Due. Star of India ... London Sep. 23 Deo. 6 Kia Ora London. Oct. 8 Dec. ( Remuora London Oct. IB Dec. 11 Corinthio London Oct. 30 Dec. 14 Nerehana London Oct. 17 Jan. 1 Indraimra London Nov. 12 Jan. 26 Atlienic Liverpool Oct. 18 Dec. 31 Paparoa Liverpool Oct. 20 Dec. 27 Themis New York Oct. 3 Dec. 11 Riouw New York Sep. 21 Dec. 22 Baron Cawdor ... New York Sep. 18 Doc. 15 Parattah New York Oct. 16 Dec. 16 Jet-how New York Oct. 23 Dec. 26 Walton Hall ... New York' Nov. 1 .Tan. 1 Talawa New York Nov. 14 Jan. 17 Mamari Montreal Sep. % Dec. 5 Ashburton St. John Oct. 7 Dec. 16 Berwick Law ... • Montreal Nov. 8 Feb. 13 Wairuna 'Frisco — Dec. 4 Werribee 'Frisco Nov. 1 Nov. 28 Maheno S'hampton Oct. 30 Dec. 20 BY TELEGRAPH. OVERSEA. ■ LONDON, November 18.. Arrived.—Carpentaria, frofti Wellington. Sailed—Ruahine, for Wellington. COASTAL. FRIDAY, NOVEMBERS. AUCKLAND. Arrived,—KaJapol (3.30 p.m.), from Newcastle. Arrived.—Rareru, ketch (2.25 p.m.), from Nine; Kalapoi (3.45 p.m.), from Newcastle. NAPIER. Arrived.—lilpple (3.45 a.m.), from Wellington; Victoria (5.5 p.m.), from Wellington. ' WAITARA. Arrived,—Tainui (6.45" p.m.). from Wellington. • NEW PLYMOUTH., Sailed—Poherua/ 6.30 a.m.),,for. Onehunga. WANGANUI. . . Arrived— Ka/pitl (7.10 p.m.), from Wellington. PICTON. Arrived.—Pateena (4.43 p.m.), from Wellington. Sailed—Pateena (8.30 p.m.), for Nelson. NELSON. Sailed.—Nikau (4.20 p.m.), for Motueka and Wellington; Arahura (8 p.m.), for Wellington. WESTPORT. . Sailed.—Kitto/iva (6 a.m.), for Wellington. GREYMOUTH. 1 Arrived—Kamo (5.15 &.m.),' from Wellington. LYTTELTON. Arrived.—Wakatu (4.25 a.m.), from Kaikoura; Breeze (6.50 a.m.), from Timaru; Orari (11.30 a.m.), from Wellington. Sailed—Oygnet, for Akaron.; Jlararoc, (8.10 p.m.), for Wellington, with 200 peeeengers; Wakatu. for Kaikoura and Wellington; Breeze<(3.lo p.m.), for Wellington.

THE WEST COAST BOAT. Advice received from Westport yesterday was to tho 'effect that the Arahura cleared that port, for Nelson and Wellington at 6.30 a.m. yesterday. She should, therefore, arrive here between 6 end 7 o'clock this morning. . Tho Arahura -will sail for. Biolon ana back at 12.45 p.m. as usual. WOOL BOATS FOB AMERICA. In addition to steamers which the Union Company intend- placing on the New Zealand loading borti for America with wool, it is .understood that Mr. G., Scales has chartered the steamer Themis to'load in these waters for tfew Yorlc. ; The Themis is at pTeeent en route from New York to Now 7/ealand, being due hero about December 12. 1 . TALAWA LEAVES NEW YORK. According to a-dvice. received by the. local office of the A. and A. Line the chartered steamer Talawa left Now York' on November 14 for Auckland and WeUinffto?. She is expected to show up in these waters about January 17. "SHIPPING AND COMMERCE." ■ "Shipping and Commerce of Australia," in annual review form, has come' to hand, and as usual with this authority on shin-, ping and trade matters, the production is a creditable one, and a worthy' successor to previous issue®. The "Review'? 'deals at : some length with the dislocation of trade brought about by the outbreak of hostilities, out it points' out that in Bpite of the different conditions Australia has been able to develop stiU further her resources. There is also an extensive review of. the . banking and financial situation in Australia general-' ly,' together with interesting articles on the viticultural industry, meat and wool trade, and . the ooal industry. Other matters of .importance dealt with are the shipping situation as-it affects the Commonwealth, and the immigration- A complete table of the exports of Australia and of New Zealand for a period of twelve months ended on June 30 last is a feature, while the number also presents a list of the. total, shipping inward and outward at Australian ports.' The coal trade, agriculture, manufacture, fijifrctico, and many other subjects. aro also discussed in. authoritative articles, and 'the • production, which is profusely illustrated,- will commend itself to business people.

RETURN OF THE SAILER. : A'few weoka ago news came to hand to the effect that Messrs. C. Lundin and. Sons had purchased the Norwegian barques, Activ and shakospnare, and it now transpires that Messrs. Lundin have also purchased the Norwegian barque Lalla Rookh. It is ■ vry pleasing to mention that at least ono firm does not intend to allow the windjammer to fade into oblivion. The Lalia Rookh. is a very flno veEael of 841 tons register, and was built by R. • Steele • and Co., of Greenock, in 1871, tho firm which, by tho way. has built some very fast vessels,, but is now out of business. Tho Lalla Rookh was sold by Messrs. Lever Bros., of Port Sunlight, about six .Tears ago to Norwegians, and has since that time been tramping tho deep looking for payablei freights. Like tho Shakespeare,, she is now loading a cargo of Baltic pine at Norway for Adelaide, -where she will be handed over to her new owners. MESS-TABLE GOSSIP. ' Mr. T. W. Jenkins, 'seventh engineer of the Maori, has left that vessel. Mr. A. J. Fernie, shipping manager for Johnston and Co., will return from a visit to Marlborough Sounds by the Blenheim this evening. Messrs. Groates and Jackson, chief officer and second officer respectively of tho Canterbury Steamship Company's- Storm, have been accepted for eervice., Mr. Groates is proceeding Homo by the Ruapehu to join tho mine-sweepers, and Mr. Jackson went into camp at Trentham on November 17. The above makes a total of eight enlistments from tho C.S.S. Company. Mr. Richmond has'succeeded Mr. M'Mastere' as chief engineer of the Kauri. Mr. M'Masters has gone to Auckland for instructions. . • . Mr. F. 1. Cro6bie, third engineer of the [ Rosamond,, who is on leave, arrived by the Tarawera yesterday. ' . Captain M'Beth. late of the Mokoia, was a passenger to Sydney by the Ulimaroe last evening. On Tuesday last tho Huddart-Parkei steamer Wimmera loft Hobart for Wellington. Bhe is due here to-morrow afternoon, with 100 passengers end 660 tons of cargo for this port. The Wimmera will sail for Melbourne, via southern ports and Hobart at 5 p.m. on Monday. With 2000 tons of coal the Perth is due at. Wellington from Newcastle on Monday next. A Press Association message received from London that tho Ruahino has left England for Auckland and Wellington. She Is duo at the northern port on December 31, and at Wellington a few day 6 -later. In addition to other cargo the steamer , Werribce, whioh is due at Wellington from San Francisco on November 28, has 300.000 feet of Oregon pine consigned to the Odlin Timber and Hardware Co. A peculiar accident occurred in the harbour yesterday morning- to the tug ICarake. The hulk Ooromandel was>being towed from ono berth to another, when' by some mean 3 or other she foulod the ' Karaka's funnel stays. Tho heavy strain on the funnel caused it to break about halfway up. The Karaka's bulwarks were also wrenched away, and it is estimated that the damage will take two or three days to repair. It is announced that the U.S. and A. .Line's -Canastota. which has been blocked on account of the 6lip in the Panama Canal, will not loavo New York for New Zealand ports till January nest.

The American schooner E. B. Jackson is pretty well clear of her cargo of Oregon pine, and is expected to get away early next week from Port Chalmers. Her destination has not yet been announced. A cablegram has been received by tho Dunedin agents for the A. and A. Line, stating that the Walton Hall was dispatched from New York on October 30 for New Zealand ports, via Molbourno and Sydnoy. From Capo Campbell light the Government steamer Hiuemoa lias visited Jackson Head Beacon and tho Brothers' light. She will probably put into Wellington ■ to-day, and will subsequently visit other Cook Strait lights. . ,• On account of the large amount of carco which had to bo handled.the IJlimaroa did not get away for Sydney direct till late last ovening. It was originally intended that tho Rangatira should leave for Napier on Monday evening. These arrangements have been changed, however, and the vessel is expected to get away to-morrow morning for Napier, Whoagarel, Auckland, cad London.