SHIPPING NEWS

Dominion, Volume 9, Issue 2745, 13 April 1916, Page 8

SHIPPING NEWS

APRIL. Day. Hr. m. New moon 3 J 51 a.m. First quarter 11 2 6 a.m. Full moon 18 2 37 p.m. Last Quarter 25 10 8 a.m. , MOON. Mbon rises to-day, 2.50 p.m.; sets, 1.42 a.m. TIDE. To-day, —; 0.26 p.m. To-morrow, 0.55 a.m.; 1.11 p.m. SUN. Bun rises to-day, 6,32 a.m.; sets, 5.30 p.m. 1 ARRIVALS. WEDNESDAY, APRIL 12. PATEENA, s.s. (0.25 a.m.), 1212 tons, Irwin, from Nclbon and T'icton. HAWEEA, s.s. (5.15 a.m.), 200 toue, Jackeon, from' Wanganui. NORA NIVEN. s.s. (5.25 a.m.), 166 tons, Brusey, from Cook Strait. KAITOA, s.s. (6.30 a.m.), 305 tons, Wildman, from Nelsou and Motucka. BLENHEIjr, s.ts. (6.30 a.m.), 120 tons, Wilkinson, from Blenheim. OPAWA, e.e. (7 a.m.), 110 tons, Nicholas, from Blenheim. MAORI, s.s. (7.45 a.m.), 3399 tons, Manning, from Lyttelton, with 200 saloon and 156 steerage passengers. NGAHEHE, s.s. (2 p.m.), 1090 tons, Dinner, from Napier. BREEZE, e.s. (11.15 p.m.), 347 tons, Radford, from Lyttelton, DEPARTURES. WEDNESDAY, APRIL 12. NGATORO, s.e. (0.15 a.m.), 1137 tons, Dowcll, for Greymouth. PATEENA, s.s. (1 p.m.), 1212 tons, for Picton and Nelson. KAiPITI, e.s. (2.30 p.m.), 242 tons, Sawyers, for Wanganui. ' MAORI, s.s. (7.55 p.m.), 3399 tons, Manning, for Lyttelton. Foflscngers: Saloon— Misses Hanuering, Campbell, Wales, Saxton, Kiver, Bell, Francis, UutherWld, M'Carthy, Cook, Coulthand, Cowie, Howard,. Hamilton, Rankin, Zincgraf, Donohue, Bates, Mesdames Bell, Louisson, Litchfield, Barns, Herberts ■ Wood, Betholl and child, Clapperton, Francis, Freeman, Trauneon (2), Keddell, Cribb, Eamsdon, Donaldson, Cowie, Hughes, Houusell, Griifen, Harris, Palmer, Tubb, Q.uin, Bunny, llerty, Waghorn, Oraig, Messrs. il'Lcun, Brown, Header, M'Oullock, Meredith, Horner, Conway, Wales, Litchfield, Magnus, Lillies, Clapperton, Herbert, Boy.' Hardie, Wood, Molyneux, Freeman, Trouneon, Cowie, Stevenson, Frasi, Smith, Honey, Mansell, Scott, Hollands, Rudd, Watson, Moir, Shield, Barton, Siggs, Sadd, Oxloy, Jones, Hamilton, Arnert, Griffin, Tubb, Quin, Waghorn, Craig, Peel and daughter, Ayson, licv. Dawson, Capt, Conway, Staff-Capt. Elder, Lieut. Wilcox, Herd.-Major Choatc, Ptc. Kilgour. ItIVEMNA, e.s. (5.35 p.m.), 4758 tone, Entwistle, for Sydney. Passengers: SaloonMisses Woodhousc, Wright, Bryce, Murray, Gardner, Fitzgerald-Eager, M'Jlillan (3), Adams, E. Jlorri6on, L. Wilson, C.'Tingey, M'Lauchlin, N. Black, A. Murphy, Hiehon, Mitchell, Mesdames F. J. Williams, Halleustein and 2 children, Parkinson, TJrquhart, Bradshaw, Hall, D. L. Mount, Hodgkins and. boy, F. Engelbcrt, Cooper, Fitz* i gerald-Eager, M'Millani A. L. Mytton and infant, Geach, Urwin 1 , Hinton, H. T. Greaves, Menteath, Tingey, Watkins, Kellett, Steward, Sedgeber, D. Ferguson, Morgan, • Ginsbeer, Bayley, Flecknoe, A. Gregor and child, Jeffreys, Saundiss, A. Scott, (Jleary and 4 children, Spencer and. 2 ohildren, Gotch, Bell, Redstone, Captain Oleary, Lieut. lliles, Rev. Greenwood, i Messrs. J. Dixon, Brown, J. Montgomery, ft* 5* Kl te°ur, Kahn, De Minnirillc, M. H, Oram, P. Moss, H. B. Moss, A. g! Keegan, Robinson, -H. W. Hanson, P. L, Hauonetcin, P. Green, Parkinson, Urau* f hart. Bradshaw, Hell, Cooper, H. £. Briee E. Tingey, T. Munn, R. J. Hadden, P. Green, San La, Venn, A. Cross, Couzins, 1 P on nan, Murton, R. L. Hutchens, P. Scank t' G n arlioi ?' Wat kins, Boyle, Mitchell, Scott, L. Pascal, Morton, M. A. Pryke, E. Booth, R. L. J. Wrieht U Grubb, A. N. Wakefield, J. Robson, Dar- ! low, E. Edmonds, Gotch, Redstone,'H. O. Gl i b i e iT'mA' •A-rtlia, Marsh, Bell. WAPITI, 6.5. (2.30 p.m.), 242 tons, SawS yers, for Wanganui. ;mfn^fo°r A, NIi S s„n (5 ' 10 350 Wild " fo? P Blen A heim: p - m ' ) ''' llo toas - Nicho]fl9 . OITGNET, s.e. (7 p.m;), 124 tons, Murray, for. Kaikoura end iyttelton. EXPECTED ARRIVALS.. John,' southern ports, April 13. -Tarawera, southern porta, AnrU 13 Ijikan, Nelson, April 13. Mararoa, Lyttelton, April 13, Pateona, Picton and Nelson, April 13. Corinna, fiew- Plymouth', April 13 : Kamona, Westport, April 13. Regulus, Wanganui, April 13. Kamo, Greymouth, April 13. Defender, Lyttelton, April 14. ' Jtana, Pateai April 14. Kapuni, TJatea, April'l4. Wimmera, Melbourne, Hobart, April 14 Arawa, southern port 6, April 14. lonic, Bluff, April '14. Stormbird. Wanganui, April 14. westraha, northern ports, April 14. Kapiti, Wanganui, April 14. Maori, Lyttelton, Apni 14 Kaitoa, Nelson, 'April 14. Cyrena, Singapore, Auckland. Anril 14. Blenheim, Blenheim, April 14. Konnedy, Nelson, April 14. Aorere, Patea, April 14. Gueen of the South, Foxton, April 14 Karu, Greymouth, April 14. Kittawa, Westport, April 14. Komata, Westport, April 15. Hawera, April' 15. Mapourika, Nelson and ooast, April 15. '• Ripple, Gisborne. April 16. Te Anau, Auckland, April 16. Niwaru, London, April 17. Cyrena, Singapore, April 17. ' Manuka, Sydney, April 17. Oygnet, Kaikoura, April 18. PROJECTED DEPARTURES. Ngaherc, southern ports, April 13 John, Wanganui, April 13. Tarawera, northern port 6, April 13 Moraroa, Lyttelton, April 13 ' Nikau, Nelson, April-13. Petono. Greymouth, April 13. Kamo, Greymouth, April 13. Hawera, Patea; April 13. . Regulue, Nelson and Coast, April 13. ■ Kapuni, Patea, April 14. Corinna, southern ports, April 14 -Stormbird, Wanganui. April 14, i Mana, Patea, April 14. Karu, New Plymouth. April 14. ■Westraha, Lyttelton, April 14 Maori, Lyttelton, April 14. Kaitoa, Nelson, April 14. \ Pateena, Nelson and Picton, April 14 Opawa, Blenheim, April 14. Blenheim, Blenheim, April i 4. Kennedy, Nelson and Coaat. Anril 14 Aorere, Patea, April 14, Queen of the South, Foxton, April 14 Kapiti, Wanganui, April 14 : Wimmera, southern ports, April 15 To Anau, southern ports, April 18' Manuka, Lyttelton, April 18. Mapourika, Nelson and Coast,, April 18 Cygnet, Kaikoura, April 19. MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS. INTERCOLONIAL' SERVICE. . BIVERINA, left Bydney for Wellington April 6, Arrived here April 10 St Sydneyf April l^ 067 4lreCt ' 12 ' WoUingTon/ fOT MOEBAKI, duo 'at Sydney April 10. Leaves Sydney for Wellington direct April 20, due here April 24. Leaves April 27 for Sydney. ■ ' WBSTOALIA. duo here from Sidney, ria north, April 14. Leaves here April 20. for Sydney. VICTORIA, left Wellington for Sydney via northorn ports, April 6. Duo at Sydney April 14. Leaves Sydney, April 19 for Wellington, via north; . due here April 28. PALOONA, left for Melbourne direct,! April 10. Due Melbourne April 15. Leaves for Hobart April 19; due Hobart April 21. Leaves.same day for Bluff; due Bluff April (BY TELEGRAPH.) COASTAL. WEDNESDAY, APRIL -12. AUCKLAND. Arrived.—Cumberland (3.50 p.m.), from Sydney. Sailod.—Turakiiia (5.10 p.m.), for Wellington. Arrived.—Te Anau (6.15 a.m.), from Napier. Sailed. —Niwaru,- (6.10 a.m), for southern ports. \ NEW PLYMOUTH. Bailed,—Corinna (8.30 p.m.), for Wellington. WANGANUI. Arrived.—Stormbird (9.30 a.m.), from Wellington. PICTON. Arrived.—Pateena (5 p.m.), from Wellington, NELSON. Arrived.—Mapourika (4.15 a.m.), from Pieton; Waimea (2 p.m.), from Wellington, via Picton. Sailed.—Nikau (7.10 p.m.), for Wellington. WESTPORT. Sailed—Kamona (4 a.m.), for Wellington. GREYMOUTH. Sailed—Kamo (6 a.m.), for Wellington. LYTTELTON. ] Arrived.—Monowai (8.50 a.m.), from Wei-, lington; Wootton (11.45 p.m.), from Nydia Bay; Arawa (8.25 a.m.), from Timaru, Sailed.—John (3.55 p.m.), for Wellington. To sail.—Tarawera (10.30 p.m.), for Wellington; Monowai, for Dunedin; Woot- : ton. for Wellington. Sailed.—Mararoa (8.10 p.m.), for Wellington. Passengers: Saloon—Misses M'lnnes, Pat- ■ on. Richards, Hudson, Mesdames U'Call, Holt, M'lnnes, M'Lcnn, Harvey, Steel, Wenslcy. Lambic, Perkins, Capt. Henderson, Major JRobinson, Capt. Post, Messrs. Well, Long. .Holey, M'liennct. uaaiimu. i- OivpM, Hudson LtmgOi Scales, Hit-

ohcll, F. W. Dearner, Noill, BuehelL Wens* ley, Wilkinson, M'Pherson, Steel; 60 steerage,. BLUFF, Sailed.—lonic (8.60 a.m.), for Wellington. DTJTOH SHIPS FOB THE GERJfANB. In spite of the war the deliveries of Dutch shipbuilding, yards for German account dnrinij 1915 were very considerable, Ktates an exchange. .Taking the year as a whole the Dutch yards were busier than the Germau shipbuilders themselves, owing to the fact that the latter wero so largely employed on ,-war orders that they had little 'leisure for commercial building, whereas the Dutch shipbuilders wero able to build more cheaply and. guarantee prompt delivery. Moreover, the shortage of labour from which the German yards suffered did not affect the Dutch builders. In the last few months of the year there 1 was a change in the situation, the ship- | builders, in Holland being so fully pro- i vidod with work, and prices having risen 1 to such an extent, that the Germans found it cheapcr to construct the smaller clat-ces of steamers av homo. Most of the vessels built in Holland for German account were tugs, power barges, and lighters for use on the Rhino and the western canals. ANNIE 1 LABSEN FULLY DTTE. The American schooner Annie Lawen, which had to put back to the Pacific Coast in December last whilst bound to Lyttelton, owing, to damago sustained, and which left again on February 10, is now fully due at the Bouthem port, and Bhould put in an appeaxanco at any time. The vessel has a full cargo of lumber to discharge, consigned to Thomas Drops* Ltd. OABNEGIE in fJOOK. The American scientific yacht Carnegie was plaqed in the Lyttelton dry dock on Monday for overhaul. Although the vessel was last in dock at Brooklyn, New York, about twelve months ago, and since that time lias accomplished many thousands of , miles, her hull, protected below the water, line by copper sheathing, was found to be 'completely free of'rihmne growth, etates .an exchange. Her coat of white point, too, seemed scarcely scratched, while, so far as a superficial examination showed, only one piece of copper sheathing was missing. The Carnegie's beautiful lines* and smart appearance showed to advantage on the blocks, and a large number of interested spectators visited the dock to view her. The vessel i 6 much deeper . than would be expected, 'and the large amount of top gear she carries explains her tendency to Toll in certain weather. It was expected that she would be floated out of dock yesterday. MESS-TABLE GOSSIP. Mr. # D. Kerr, chief engineer of the Storm, who 18 on holiday leave, is to rejoin his ship on Thursday, and Mr. W. Anderson, acting chief engineer, will transfer to the Oalm as chief. Mr. Patterson, late chief engineer of the Corinna, arrived by the Maori from Lyttelton to-day in order to join the Kit.tower in a similar capacity, Mr 11. Hall, chief engineer of the Kaitoa, left that vessel yesterday on holiday leave. • . O wen is acting as chief engineer in the interim.

Mr. F. ,W. Green, third officcr of the American exploration yacht Carnegie, left that -vessel at Lyttslton on Monday. He has been succeeded by Mr. -li. Laraen.

after 5 o'clock last evening the ltiverma departed foD Sydney direct. The vessel was practically a full ship ae far as passengers were concerned. The Waipori, -which has completed her overhaul, -was recommiseionefl; at Port Chalmers on Monday. Captain Jackson retains command, and vrill hav<f associated with him 3li\ Dee, ae chief officer, and Mr. Morrison (late third officer .of the Warrimoo), as second. Afterjbeing', barbound at Greymouth for some time, tho'Kamo was able to negotiate the bar early yesterday morning, and is due here to-day. , • The Wairau came "off the Patent Slip yesterday morning, and berthed at the u ll n ba l S to „°°nipleto overhaul. Tho hulk Countess of Errol was towed round to tho Sup later. The Defender is not expected here now until to-morrow or Saturday, as she is 011 for over6Jj?6ctcd arrival early this morning 10 tho Kemona from Westport. 1 Jj .? I *]?,,'- 5 listcd to Icare Westport to-day for Wellington, and is due at this port ,to-morrow.

of timber, the Kara is ex- . 0 lo S' ve Grey mouth to-day for Wellington. On completion of discharge moutlf 8 proceed on, to New Ply: 6 ? uther J? P?rts the Tarawera is expected in, port, this afternoon, and will on to northern ports in the evenm till in?n bo r , eceire 4 Jor north mu n • only to-day. lhe Corinna was expected to leave New 'i 6t 6T ??! n s for Wellington. She should be here this morning. ■A cable, message has, been received announcing the departure' from Puget Sound t U.S.A.) oi the. American barnucntine Omega, 522 tons (Captain Peosley), for Dunedin, with a full cargo of timber on board. It is rather uncertain as to which port, Dunedin or, Lyttelton, the Tessa Is coming. The Shipping List" eays' Lyttelton and the cable message Dunedin.