SHIPPING NEWS

Dominion, Volume 11, Issue 177, 16 April 1918, Page 9

SHIPPING NEWS

4 PHASKS OV THE MOON. APRIL. Day. Hr. m. Last quarter a 13 a.m. Hew moon 11 4 4 p.m. first dUiirlcr ID 3 38 a.m. Full moon 26 ~ 7 .55 p.m. MOOK. Jloon ri»cs to-day, 11.56 nm.; sets, 9.14. p.m. TIDE. To-day, 8.52 a.m.; 9.20 p.m. To-morrow, 9.<6 a.m.; 10.13 p.m bill!.Hun rises to-day, 6.50 am.; sctE, 6.51 p.m. . ARRIVALS. MONDAY, AI'ML 15. KGATORO b.b (6.20 a.m.), 1137 tonsji.powell. from Greymouth. ' '■ RIPPLE, s.b, (7.55 a.m.). -570 tons,- GarlEoii, from Napiei'. ' DEPARTURES. ■ MONDAY, APRIL 15. PATEENA. s.s. (12.55 p.m.), 1212 ton?, Invin, for Picton and Nelson. OPAWA. ph. (12.5 p.m.), K0 tons, Nicholas for Blenheim. WAKATU, s.b. (5.5 p.m). 157 tons, Wilis, for Kaikoura and Lytttlton. KAITOA, s.B. (5.5 p.m.), JOS tens Wildman, for Nelson. JIONOWAI. s.fi. '.6.5 pm.), 3433 tone, Boorley, for Lyttelton and Dunfdin. KAPUNI, 8.8. (6.5 p.m.), Iffi tone. Gibson, for Patea. . MAORI, s.s. (7.50 p.m.), 3412 lone, Mannine; for Lyttelton. BLBNUEIJiT. s.s. (8.15 p.m.). 120 tone, Wilkinson, for Bayelock. ( TUESDAY, APRIL 16. WAtRAU. s.e. (2 a.m.), 113 lone, Deiley, fm , Blenheim. x EXPECTED ARRIVALS. Kennedy, Waitapu, April 16. Alexander, .'liyttiilton, April 16. Wootton, Lyttelton, April 16. ' VVaimca, I'ictoii, April 16. Baden Powell, Now Plymouth, Aprili 16. Kapiti, April If-.'' Queen of tho South, l-'qxton, April 16. Mararoa, Lyttelton. April 16.' . Pateena, Nelson; Picton, April 16. . ' Nikau,' Nelson, April 16. Tainui.' Wanjanui, April 17. Calm, Wahganui, April 17. Invorcargill. Wang.inui, April 17. Maori. Lyttelton, April 17. Kaitoa, Nelson, April 17,. . Opawa, Blenheim, April 17. ■' ■ ■' IVairau; Blenheim, April : 17. . _... Mana, Wanganai, April 17. . ; ' . •' ' Kapuni, Patea-, April 17.: Huia, Pioton, April 18. '. :'' " ■' ' Rosamond, Napier, April 18.. Kennedy, Tarakohe, April 18. ..■■•' -.- Hawera, Patca, April. 18. Kapiti, AVanganui, April 18. Cori'nna,-New Plymouth, April lifoSPoherua. Dunedin, April 18. ■ '*"' • Bicnlieim. Havelock. April 18. Putiki, Tfmarn, AprP. 13. Waverley. Patea, April 18. Wak&tu. Kaikoura, April 18. Monowai, Duuedin, Lyltelton. Aiw'il 20.

PROJECTED DEPARTURES. Huia, Melon, April 16. Karam'u, im-ymouih, April 16. Kennedy 'JVirakoho, April 10. Uaivera, I'aVca, April ib. Kapiti, WangAuui, April 16. •louii. soiiihi'cii iiortß, April 16. 'Hippie, Napier, (ils'borni!, April 16. . Waimea, Weelport direct, Greymoulh, April 16. Wavcrley, Piitea, April 16. Jlararon, Lyttelton. April 16. Nikau, NelEoit. April 16. Queen of the South, Foxton. April 16. KomaUi, Weelport, April 16. liana, Tohomaru Bay April 17. Tfiinui. Wauganiil, April 17. Calm. LyUullon, Bluff, April 17. lnvercargill, Wauganui, April 17. Alexander, Nelson, West Owst, April 17. Hapoitrilta. Auckland, ADril 17. Wootlon, LyKeltoii. April 17. Kapuni, Patra, April IT. Baden Powell, Hew Plymouth, April 17. Maori, Lyttelton, Aipril 17. Pnteena, Piclon, Nolson, April 17.

Kaitoa Kelson, April 17. Opawa, Blenheim. April 17. ' Wairau, Blenheim, April 17. fiosamond. Bluff, April IS. \ 'IfpatoTo, Grcymoiith, April 18 Orinna, southern, ports April 19. Wakatu, Kaikoura, Lyttcltrai, April 19. Monowai, northern ports, April 20. •BY TELEGRAPH. . .. COASTAL. . MONDAY, APEHi 15. NEW PLYMOUTH. Sailed.-Badon Powell (5.30 p.m.), lor Wellington. FOXTON. To aail.-Queen of the. South (midnight), ' for Wellington. GISBORNE. Arrived.-Xgahere (2 a.m.), from Grey-, mouth. ■ PIOTON. Sailea.-Patecna- • (6.« p.m.), for Nel6on. NELSOH. Sailed.-Nikau ;7.15 p.m.), for Wellington. Arrived.—Oorinna (2 a.m.) from Lyttelton. BLENHEIM. To sail—Opawa (midnight), for Wellington.tYWELTON. Sailed.—Mararoa i 6.30 p.m.), for Wellington. To eail.-Wootton (8 p.m.), and r AU«l3ider (9 p.m.), for Wellington. ■ 'w J POET OHAIiMERS! Sailed.-Kamona (7.20. p.m.), for 'Westport. To aail.— Putiki (9 p.m.), and Storm (II p.m.), for Timaru. TO-DAY'S (BEHTHAGE LIST. llararoa—Ferry Wharf. Hikau—No. 10 Quecu's Wharf. Kapiti—No. 14 Queen's Whari. Queen- ot the; «outh-No. 11 Queen't AVharf. Alexandor-No. 13 Quceifa Wharf. Waimea-No. 12 (Jueen'a Wharf. Kennedy—Petone Wharf. Mapourika-No 1 Queen's Wharf. John—Eailway Wharf. PROM - AMERICA Passengers from Amorica axe: —Mr. E. A. Wright, ficv. 1 , . Hogtan, and Judge H. 1". Ayaon. Steerage: Hisses Barton, Stowart, and Ohanc, Meadmnes Eosewa.ru, and Drippe, Ifesers. Barnes Hoimcs, Harvey, Roffoele, Roeewavu, Dripfls, Barton, Stewart, Jolivet, and Jon Bow.

AUSTRALIAN PASSENGERS. The following passengers have arrived in Now Zealand From Außtralia:--Meedames B. Jluller, liutlev, Bußkin, Eunu and o children, Austin, llaloolinson, Oaldwoll Morton, Nienll, I'attenden and oiild, Kelly, Priest,' M'Donald, Hamlin, R. Mannlnj, Eobbie ani 1 children, Melville J. Bennott, E. Fay, Hamilton, Macleod, Johnston, N Oowley, Jliaaes A. Smith, Allen, Oameron, Springthorpo, Sister Coen, Lewis Hoarl, Baker, Heed, Bavrliliß, Apploby, Digby. Fielder, Wright, A. Butler, Sieter Snhnon Sieter Cosgrove. jratthewn. JtelTillo, Cunninsham, L. Goidinff, -H'lvor, Spearimiin, G; Sherriff, Lieut. Parrish, Meesrs. H. I'itma.nj A. Flinn, Hunn, Lovoll, A. Korton, JI. Dodwell Bowman, Plttoaitlily, Dridje, Lewie, Caldwell (2), Kelly. V. M'Donald, Alder, Harley. Private Thorpo, Bates, Evans "Enger, Bnse, 'Boberte, Hamlin, Brown, Manning, Kobbie, Tliompson,.Brash, Parker, Agar, Sclialfev, Bathuret, Bush, Hughes, Hedgcbeer, Lo-ven-stein. Archibald, Will-on, Wilsmore, S. Smith, T. Butler, A. Ncale, Hamilton, and Crivelli

The Huia will wiil at 5 p.m. to-day for Picton, taking general cargo. | The following official appointments have beoa made under tho Commonwealth War Precautions Shipping ' Regulations:—Ensrincor Kew-Adnilrul Sir William Olarkaon, K. 8.8. ' 0.M.Q., to be Controller of Ship•ping; Sir Edward Owen Cox, K.8.E.. to lie Depnty Controller of Overseas Shipping; Mr. David , Hunter, to be Deputy Controller of Coastal Shipping. Tho following are to bo members of the Interstate Central Com- ■ miUee:-Me>ere. W. T. Airpleton, 0. 11. flushes, 0. 11. Ncwmnn, B. Northcote, D. York, Symo, j«n., J. Turnbull. Tho John will como off tho slip tine morning after having been cleaned and painled. ami wilLiprobably sail 10-mglit for southern porta taking general cargo. Tho Waimca Bails at 5 p.m. to-day, taking cargo for \Vo3tport, Gi'cyinouth, and liokitika. , . Tho Kennedy, after putting out stock at Potoilo to-day, will sail for Tnrakoho to load coinont for Wcllinpton, returning on Thursday, when nho will load for Wentport and eail direct. The Calm ie duo to-morrow from wangauui to load- for lijttelton and Bluff. To-morrow tho X'A. K«frißoniting Co. a Tainul nnd Miimv are due from Wanganui. ! The Tainui will load and return to TCangaI mil, and the Maim will sail for Tokomaru ; Bay. Advice w«i> yesterday received to tho ;eH'ccl that the ltnntunonil will loavc Mpior nl, imnn to-morrow for Wellington to ■Joad for ISlufl , . Kho will sail on Thursilay. 'i'lw-Corinnii will be dispateiicil from Wellington on Friday direct for Dtincdin. A Hfoamer of tho Ificliardson liinc 13 duo at Wellington on Thursday to loa<l for lower Boat Coast slationa Tho Ugatorft arrived curly yesterday from Oroymoiilh, two,c!nys ahead of schedule, jftiid to-morrow morning will- co on- tlieUlip for cleaning, 010,, coming off on Thura- • dav when she will Bail for Oreymonth. i When iho innlter of carßo-carryine by the stoii'mrcrs "f tho Amcrican-Awslvalaoian Fervico was dismiß?ed liy tho Auckland Chamber of Commerce rncent-ly, tho nugpeetion was made that, tho freight space of theso vo»jplp ooflld lie taken RTcater ndvnntape of if the waterside workers at I Auckland wV'ild consent, to work through-

out the night, "Che ohambcr thereupon wrote to tho. Waterside Worfcera" Union, mentionini; this fact, suggesting that the union's regulations might be waived in regard to theso \x>3sela, and offering to meet the union's officials to discuss the nitbject. At. iast week's meeting of tho cliaijiner a. reply was rccuivccl from the union statins; that there waa 110 rule forbidding any of its members to work after 10 p.m. Jho members were freo agents, who could ohoose for themselves what hours they would work, therefore tho union took no responsibility for tho action of its.individual members. Hie only comment made hy tho president of the chamber was that if there was no official union rule forbidding work aflcr 10 p.m. there certainly was an unwritten ono to that effect.