SHIPPING NEWS

Dominion, Volume 11, Issue 296, 3 September 1918, Page 9

SHIPPING NEWS

I'JIASIW QV Till', MOOS. ■Ki-u>Ti-:siiij-:ii. Day. Ilr. in. Now moon E ID 1( ]'■»>• first quarter 14 2 ::: a.m. ■ Full moon .....'.... 21 I) o<. a.m. bast ((tnirtcr 27 4 9 p.m. MOOX. ' ' Moon rises today, 4.44 a.m.; sot?, 3.51' TIDE. To-day, 2.20 a.m.; 2.4? p:m. ; To-morrow, 3.13 a.m.; 3.40 p.m. .Sfj'K. ■ Sun rises to-day, 0.14 a.m.; sets, 5.27 p.m.■ ARRIVALS. I JIOA'DAY, SEPTEMBER 2. HUIA, s.s. (0.20 a.m.), 127 tons, Uannihg,. Irom New Plymouth. POHEittlA, b.s. (10.35 p.m.), 1175 tons, Ohadwick, from Greymoutb. DEPARTURES., irONDAV, SEPTEMBER 2. i IIAPOTJBIKA.-H.S. (12.10 p.m.), 1203 loiib,' Irwin, for l'icton mid Ndeon. WAVEELEI', 8.8. (3 p.m.), 157 tons, Fink, for Patea. MAOBI, t.e. (3.20 p.m.), 3412 tons, Man-, iiiiiß, for Lyttelton. KAPUMI, s.b. (4.25 p.m.), 188 tons, Gibson, for I'atca. EXPECTED ARRIVALS. j Calm, Wanganui, September 3. Pateoiia, Lytetlton, September i. Mapourika, Nelson. Picton. Sept. 3. InvoToargill, Wanganul, September 3. Kapiti. -Waiigamii, September 3. Ngaherc, I Whangaroi, Napier. Sept. 3. ' Nikau, Nelsou, September 3. i Wakatu, Kaikoura, September 3. I Bdilen Powell, Lyttelton, September 3. : Queen oC tho South, Foxton, Sept. 4. To Anau. Auckland. September 4. Maori, 1 Lyttelton, September 4. ■'■ Kapuni, Paten-, Septomber 4. Manuka, Sydney, September 4. Kennedy, MoUicktt, September 4. <■ Mana, wanganui, September 5. Oorinna, .New Plymouth, September .5. ; Kahn, Napier, 'Septombor 5. ' Kaitoa, Nelson, Septombor 5. Waverley, I'atoa, Septembor 5.. Wootton, Lyttelton, September 5. Koroiniko, Dunodin, September 5. Blenheim, Ilavclock, September 6. Orepuki, Lyttelton. Septembor 6. IVakatu, Picton, Septembor 6. Manuka, Lyttelton, September 7.. Hula, New Plymouth, September 7. [ Hippie, Napier, Septomber 6.

PROJECTED DEPARTURES, Kowhai, New Plymouth, September 3. Komatn, Auckland, September 3. Huia, Wanganui, New l'lymouth, Sept. 3. I'ohorua, Napier, September 3. Rosamond, Duuediii, September 3. Kim>le, Napier, Gisborue, September 3. Kaitoa, Nelson, September 3. Pateena. Lyttolton, September a. Kapiti, TVanganui, September 3. Tiiteroargill, Wnnganiii, September 3. Calm, southern ports, September 4. Btolla, Duncdin direct, Soptemberl 4. . . Wakatn, Fioton, September 4. Maori, Lyttclton, September 4. Mapourika, Pioton, September 4. Ngahere, New Plymouth, September 4. Kapuni, Patoa, September 4. Baden Powell, Lyttelton, September 4. Kennedy, Nelson, Coast, Sept. 4. J Nikau, Nolßon, Septembor 4. ! Tβ Anau, Bluff, September 5. i Moana, San Franciaoo, September 5. . Gnrinna, Soath, September 5. ■ | Queen of the South, Foxton, Sept. 6. liana, Lyttelton, Soptomber 5. ' Wawrley, PMea, September 6. ' i Manuka, liyttelton, Soptember S. ! K&nn, East Coast, September 6. Manuka, Sydnop, September 7. . . BX tEr-EORAPH. , ' i COASTAL. MONDAY, SEPTEMBEH 2. LVWEIiTOM. Armed.-Monowai (6.10" a.ra.). from Wellington. Sailed.—Pateena (6.30 p.m.), for Wellington. I ,PORT AHUEIRI. Arrived.—Tiitaui and Kotitunni (6.30 a.m.), from Wellington. To Bsil.-Ngahcre ff p.m.), lor Wellington. . PIOTON. Arrived.— Maponrika (4.50 p.m.), from Wei- *. ' WESTPORT. ArrWed.-Waiinea (10 n.m., Sept. 1), from. Wtlllngtiij.

OXEIUJNGA. .Irrlvcil-Kini (8.15 a.m.), from I'iclon; Arapawn (10.10 a.m.) from Waiißiinui. NELSON. Tβ Sail.—Nikaii'dl p.m.), for Wellington. TO-DAY'fl IIERTIIAOK LIST. Kgahorc—No. 14 Jmois Quay. lUoaua—King's Wharf. I'alcima-Ferry Wliarf. Knliilta—Ko. 16 IJuueu's Wharf. I'uhorua-Tarumiki Street Whuff. William—No. 7 Queen's Wluirf. Mkau—No. 10 Queen's Wharf. liivurcargill-Kuilway Wharf. Kowiiaj— No. 4 Queen's Wharf. Calm-W0..3 Quecn'B Wharf. JtOAXA DUB THIS MORNING. Advice was received lust evening that !he Union Steam Ship Company's steamer .Uoiuia will arrive at Wellington at 9 a.m. .o-diiy from San Francisco. The vcebcl left Harotonga on August 24, anil was expected to reach Wellington on Saturday, ijut it is thought that her passage has been delayed by rough weather. "Upon arrival the Moana will berth ftt No. 2 king's Wliarf.

SCHOONER lIUANUrS HOUGH TIUP. After 34 days of continuous battling against strong westerly winde, which at ttmos reached tho velooity of a Rale, the inxiliary schooner Ituanui eutcrcjl l'ort Phillip Heads oarly on tho morning'of August 21 laden with 70,000 feet of traibor (reports' tho "Argus"). She , set out irom Wellington oh July 18. While in. Cools Strait tho Euauui encountered tho full force of a strong gale, ngainst winch little headway could be jnade. The ships lifeboat was stove in and rendered useloss by the mountainous waves winch lirolto over the deck. Shortly afterwards a more eorious miebop occurred, when the uiaiuaail was blown away. Although jury sails were bent, there was little progress. The supply of drinking water ran short, and the crow of eight men were placed on allowances. The position was ■ becoming grave when tho steamer Beulah was hailed oil tho Victorian coast, nnd an adoquatu supply of water was obtainld. Weather conditions .'along tho coast were still unfavourable, and further difficulty was experienced, in reaching port. Except for tho damage to'tho lifeboat <i.nd the loss of her mainsail, little harm was done to the vessel. v

Tho Hnia will leave Wellington at 5 p.m. to-day for New Plymouth. Aβ the Union Company s Manuka, did not leave Sydney till 11 a.m. on Saturday for Wellington.she is not expected to arrive before to-inorrow moraine;. She will leave for Lyttelton on ; Thursday, rptuniing on Saturday and sailing at 11 p.m. that day for Sydney and Hobart. The Union Company will to-day dispatch the Komata, for Auckland and tho Kowhai for New Plymouth. Both ships are receiving' general cargo, the Komata till Mr E- G. P. Zohrab advises that tho departures of the Calm, for Dunodin, Timaru, and Lyttelton, and the Stella for Dunedln direct, have been postponed, till to-morrow afternoon. 1.1.1* Owing to the Opawa being bar-bound at Blenheim Mesers. Levin and 00. wiU; tomorrow send the Wakatu to Picton, takins Blenheim cargo. The Kennedy is to sail to-morrow for Kelson and West Coast ports. 'Clio Ngahera to-day dißoharptcs Whane*iej" coxsnt here, and sails to-morrow for Iw Plymouth, to put out the remainder. ■The sir.all steamer Karu, which hasl been TOdsr charter to Mesere. Reese Bros., CbrJrtoliuroh, while the Opihi .(ex LUlftj wtts lißing converted Into a jteanier, will to-day be returned to the TJnibn Company. Her fnturo movements have not been o> It is expected that tho overhaul to ttto Mn-raroa will l)o completed in time for the voaeel to rcsnnie her runniuc on oat- ! Ths 'Otcpnil. atoording to Mesere. th'ir, JftJrleu and Co., is due here on Frlday with a. full load of produce from ! %ht E\aok Com buoy, Hikitu Hook. ToIkomani Bay, h*S broken, adrift, ana prob--1 Hilly will not b« replaced for three weeks. ! Mr Thomai Brown, lat« second mate on I ths Eiuemoa, Ma joined Waimea In ia Plmllar capacity, rolievlne Mr. P. W. Soott. " . . ■ ..■ J[r. S. Itann, second cngmeoron the Jtonowai, has corae ashore, and Mr. G. Bonnie has been engaged.