SHIPPING NEWS

Dominion, Volume 12, Issue 85, 4 January 1919, Page 10

SHIPPING NEWS

— *—— phases of mns moon. JAOTAKY. Day. Hγ. m. / Now moon 2 7 S4 p.m. Hrab quarter ... 9 10 ZS p.m. Full moon 16 8 14 p.m. Lilßt quarter ...... 1A 3 52 p.m. '; MOON. . Moon rises to-day. 6.12 a.m.: sets, B.W p.m. TIDE. i To-day, 5.34 a.m.; 6.1 p.m. To-morrow, 6.23 a.m.; 6.52 r.m. 1 . Bt!N. ' Sun risc 3 4.43 a.m.: eets, 7.28 p.m. I ARRIVALS. \ FRIDAY, JANUARY 1...' ] ' MAORI. 8.0. (7.50 0..m.), 3412 tons. WU- . liarnß, Irom Lytlelton. 1 JIAKA, b.b. (6.25 p.m.), IJ4 tone. M'Pher--1 eon, from Wnnjannl. ; DEVON, b.b. (7.40 p.m.), «61 tons, Robert- • eon, from Napier. - i QUEEN OP THE SOUCT.s.a. (8.15 p.m.l, 198 tone, Harvey, Irom Poiton. NIKAU, 8.8. (11 p.m.), 248 tons. Hay, from '. Nelson.. KOKOMIKO, β-s. (11.20 p.m. in tno 1 Btream), 2479 tone, Baldwin,. from Newi caatle. SATURDAY, JANUARY 4. ■ : BLKNHEIM, sj. (0.50 a.m.), 120 tone, Wil- . liineon, from Havolock. . .'-."■ DEPARTURES. ! FRIDAY, JANUARY" 3. ; . TAINTJI. B.S. (1.5 a.m.), 128 tons.' Williami eon. fov Waiignnui. i BIMPLON, mlno-Bwcoper (6.65 a..m.), 184 , tone, FTeeland, foT Cook Strait. NOBA NIVKN, laine-Bweeper .(7 a.m.). 166 tons, Brueey, for Cook Btra.it. 1 REOULUS, F.e. (I.SO p.m.), 685 tons. Tick- - crman. for Picton. MAPOURIKA, b,s, (4.16 p.m.). 1203 tone, M'Donald, for Pieton and Nelson. MAORI. B.s. (4.50 p.m.). J412 tons. Williams, for Lyttolton. • I OORINNA. b.b. (5.40 pjn.). 1271 tons, Elders, for New Plymouth. PUTIKI. B.s. (6.20 p.m.). 409 tons, Robertson, for Dunedln. ',- ■ ■ RIPPLE, 8.8. (6.35 "p.m.), 370 tons, Carleon, for Napier. v ■ •■INVBBOABOIMi. 8.e.. (8 p.m.). 224 tons, Walilßtrom. for Wanganui. OPAWA. b.!. (11 p.m.), HO tons. Nicholas, for Blenheim. e EXPECTED ARRIVALS. ■(Vaimoa, Pioton, January 4. .Kennedy. Picton. .January 4. Kapiti, Wancanui, January 4. BlcnhDim. Havclock, January 4. Hawora, Piitea, Jaauary 4. > WaTcrloy. Patea, January 4. Itararoa, Lyttclton, January 4. Ma,pourika, NclßOn, Plolon, January 4. Wairau, Blenheim, Januery t. Maori, liyttelton, January 6. Opawa. Blenheim. January 6. Rosamond, Lyttclton, January 5. i Ngatoro, Lyttelton, January 5. Karamu, Napior, January 5. Wootton,\Ly(tclton, January 5. 1 Kaitoa. Nolson, Jenuary 5. Breeze, Wangranui. January 5. Orator, Lyttolton, January 6. ■ : Ku.hu, East C'oaet, January- 6.' ' Honowai, Auckland, January Y. ■ Corinna. Now .Plymouth. January 7. Itana. Lyttclton. January 7. Kikiu, Nelson, January 7. ■ Kennedy, Taraltohe, January 7. . , Kapuni, Patca, January. 7. Ngahero, Lytlellon, Plj«on Bay. J»n. 7. Queen of the South, Poiton January 8. Oalm. eouth, January 0. Karu. Bluff, Dunedln, January 9. Pntiki, Tiraaru, January 11. PROJECTED DEPARTURES. ' Kennedy* Tarakoho, January 4. . Kapuni, Patoa , ;. January 4.' Raupo,' San FrnnclßCo. January 4. Jlindoro, San FrMicieco, January 4. Opihi, Lyttelton, Janunry 4.' , Wanaka, Oamaru, Duneilin. Jan. 4. To Anau, Auokland, January. A. . , .Marorqa. Lyttelton, January -4.. •' i AVairau, Blenheim, January 4. Mana. Lyttelton, January 4 . Kapiti, January 4. Nikau, Nelson, January 4. Kapuni, Patea, January 4. • , AVakatu, Kailtoura, January 4. Perth, Kjiipnia. January 4. ]lonamond, N Napier. OleDorno. Jan. (. Opawa, Blenheim, January 6. Maori, Lyttelton, January t.' Mapourika, Picton,. Nelson, January {. Waimca, Weelport, Greyinouth, Jan, 6. Karamu.vLyttelton, January 6. . Hawerai Patca, January 6. '"'-.'Queen, of'thc South..Forton January i. • ; Nayua,; San -Francisco, January 6. ' -WaVerley, Pntea: January 6.'; ■Wootfoh, Lyttulton,'January (. ' -Breeze,'.. Littelton. Duniiliri; Timaru, ■.Jani-:>.6.i ■.-,■..,'.. :' . ■ , ■ Blorihoim. .. Havelbck, Kenopuru Sound, -January 6.:-. .'■'-. -.-■■ .v .-:-■■' - .. , Kaitoa, Nelep'n,;January 6.';,'.' i '.' Komata, -, .Wefltu6.rt.-'-January; .6.'. LVlnvercargill, wnheauul, January. 7. , ; .Koromiko: >Wcitport."-January ;7. ■■■.-■■ Neatoro,.'Westport,■•: Greyißbuth. Jan; 7. ■ .' : l'ort Sydricjv Kgypti January 7. " . Devon, Port 6aid, January 7. Itpnowai, Lyttolton, Dunodin, January 7. Kittawa, Weßlport. January 7. Ngahcrc, Auckland, January 8. Calm. Wnjiginni. January 8. Col. Flo Tillohole-Mareull, San Francisco,' ■ Janunry 9.' ■ ■ . 0. B. Bryant', Saii-Frnncisco. January 9. -Orator, .-London, Janunry 13.' Ulimaroa,' London; January 15. > TO-DAY'S BERTHAGE LIST. ' Dovon-Glaßffow Wharf. Koromiko—Railway Wharf. Itararoa-Fcrry Whnrf. Walrau-King's Wharf. Queen of the South-Kinu's Wharf. • Wavarloy-Olaegow Whorf. Kai)iti-aiasßOw Wliarf. ■ Hawera—Glasgow Wharf. Blenheim—No. 13 Queen'n Wharf. irana—Kinp'B Wharf. • Wakatii-No. 7 Queen's Wharf. Nikau-No. 10 Qucon's Wharf, Wanaka-Tarnnakl Street Warf. Karamu'-No. 16 Jervol3 Quv,.Te Anau-No. 4 Queen's Wharf. OVERSEAS STEAMERS INWARD'BOUND. ■.ANNETTE' ROLPIT, from San Francisco: duo .Wellington Jan. 10. • . iAUSTRALIC, loads New York about Jan 15 tor Dunedin and Lyttelton. GEORGINA ROLTH. from Kan Franciico! duo Auckland January. .-.'■' KAIAPOI, due WqlliDpton about Jan. 16. from Melbourne, via South Island. KAITANGATA, hilts Melbourne Jan. 3 for -Wellington-:' ■ , KOSOKU JIARU, ,from Japan, due- NZ ' early Jan. . : ■'. MIDDLBHAM. CASTLE, loaves Bt, JohnJan. for New' ZealanM and Auatralia 3IOANA. from San FrancißCOj due Wei. liiißton Jan. 19. ' • : • ' PORT HACKING, left London Deo. 4 for Welllnston. via Suez and Mribourae; duo Fob. 1. Thcno« Auclilaid. Loa<li Eneland PORT LINCOLN, leaves New York-early Jan, for Auckland and Wellliurton PORT LYa-TELTOJf, from taiidon via Australia, Auckland; duo Wellington Jan 17. Sails Fob. for Ejypt. BUEVIO, left London November a for Now Zealand., via Australia; due Auck. land Jan. 17. ■■~'■_ SAILEns. San Francisco to Wellinttoa;— Vessel. Left. Due. • Georzotto Oot.lß N O -bHonrietto ■-• Nov. 25 ' Jan Iloaperian Dcc-24 FebM Rona ])ec.lß . Early Teh. VTanffanui Nov. 27 v Jg n New s'ork to Wellington :— , Amiral Cccile ■ Nov. Auckland Jan. 10 Titania Nov. 7 Feb 17 Terpßichoro Dec. 27 March Tonawanda Oct. 21 Auckland Jan. Vancouver to Wellinston:--Dartford ToaiilJan Mar. Han Francisco to Auckland:— Edward May Enrly , — Ether Buhno Early — "ma . . Not. 21 , ' Jan, John and Winthrop — nrr.Jan 2 LyinMi I). Foster Dec. 12 Jeb Mnnurewa Kov. 21 J an " Planter > Early ■ — William OlBCn Deo. &3. Feb. TB o ab(!l ™. r aw. Dec. 27 San Francisco to Lyttelton:— Amy Tumor Nov. 25 Janv Caroline Feb. April San Franciioo to Neir Plyinouth:— ' Thraehor Early — - Ban Francitco to Waniranu):Narwhal - . .' . ifoit San Ppnnciflco to Bluff:— O. S. Holmes Dec. 23 Feb. , BY TELEGRAPH. OVERSEAS. SAN FRANCISCO. January 1. Sailed.—ffenporinn. sailer (December 24), for Wollington. COASTAL. FRIDAY, JANUARY 3. • . , AUCKLAND. Arrived.—Arahura (1 a.m.). from Ginborne. WANGANUI. Sailed.—Kapiti (2 cm.), for Wellington. • Arrived.-Tainui (2.15 p.m.), from Wollinclon. . v NAPIEE. Sailed.-Kahii (1.50 p.m.) .for Wellington, via Coast. Arrived.—Ngatoro (5 p.m.). from Wellington. BLENHEIM. Sailed.—Wairau (5.30 p.m.). for Wellington. , '' ..' HAVEtiOOK. , Sailed.- , niv l ""i'n (10 a.m., from' Blackball), for WelJiiiirton. WHiaTPORT. Arrived.-Kokiri (6.45 a.m.), from Wcllini;- . LTTTELTON. Sailed.—Mararoa (6.00 p.m.), for Wellington PORT CHALMERS. Sailed.—Waitomo (1.20 p.m.), for* Sydney.

BLUFF. Sailed— Kiirii (4.30 p.m.), for Dimedin and Wellington. EAISIKG SUNKEN LIXEES. SALVAGE OPERATORS AT WORK. British Bhippiug losbdb in connection Willi tho war aro likely to bo considerably reduced by the ealvneo operatore now workhiß in English walcre. Alrendy oeveral sunkon vcsselfl have boon, raised b<; ingenious nppliancee round tho coaflts m. Britain, and acoordine to reports received by Sydney underwriters there in still a larne percentage of llidso still Bubraercett in' the immediate neighbourhood of land in comparatively shallow waters -waiting their turn to bo falve'd. • ' • As a, number of Australian shipa havo been sunk in and about the Enitliflh Channol. it is poeslblo that eome of tho old trnders to tho Commonwealth will return to these waters when thtf Bolyora and ropnircre have fiomtOetod oncrntiona upon thorn. From the list of vessolß of >uatra,lian-n»EOciatione sunk in and aoout ' the Channel dnrinir tho war it ennnot yet be dofioitoly necertnincd how many are total-loßf.se. Amonff , other veesols known that are liable to come into tho hands of the- *y-. vane operators are novernl P. and O. liners, including tho Moldavia and the Marmora, at least one Orient linor. tho White Star linor Afrio. tho Port Nicholson. Port Hardy, and other vcoacle of the eaine lino, and the Conarßo, Auntmlbuslii antl others of thfi CommonwDalth fleet. . The Kyarra, eno of the A.U.S.N. fleet., ie aIBO ea.id to M within the aphore of British coastal snlTQ.C© opcriitionH. ■ It has boon statod that tnc salvore are not cOTifinin* their work to the British coasts; the Mediterranean and the Eantorn American coast? have also com* under thnir-Bphorc of' influence, with eood results. ■ NELSON BOAT DAILY. ' Jtoaarii. W. M. Bannatyno and Co. udvißo that »a from to-day the Anchor atoamori Kikau and Kaitos, will royert to their old runninir. The Kaitoa will loavo Wolllne-. ton for Nelson at 5 p.m. on Mondays, Wednoidaye, and Fridays, and tho Nikau will leave sit 5 p.m. on Tuesdays and ThuredttTß, and at 2 p.m. on Saturdays. Carfto ■niU be received till 4.30 p.m. daily, and. till 11.30 a.m. on Saturdaye. j " HOSAMOND FOB NAPIEE AND GISBORNE. , The Union Company announces tho projected departure of tho Boeamond for Nαnier and Oieborno on Monday. Cargo will be reooiTed tIU 2 p.m. on that day. - '-■ KOROHIKO DIVEItTED. , " Lato Inst niiht the collier Koromiko arrived in the stream from Newcastle. The vo«el will, the Union Company announces, proceed to WcEtoort after disohar ß? to load for Auckland, inßtcad of loading local cargo for Sydney. LUCKENBAOH LINE. Messrs. Johnston and Co.. local affcnte thVSddle of this month for Dunedirand Lyttelton If Bulficient cari:o,was not offirinK. for tho two New Zealand norts, the TMsef would also receive for Ryßncy. P. AND 0. SERVICE TO RESUHR ' Information from tho 6ydncy office of the pf and O. Steam Navigation Company 1 was yesterday ■ received by the local ■« C nts Messrs. Johnaton and Co to the effect that it wa» prohahle that the P. and O. mail and paenenuer ecrvice be%£FJ£Tit*ll*. «-"-J on tk. ■water for Australia, H waß stated, ana it ; is expocted that passencore will be able to return by Bomo of them, if not all. "The Kitramu, en routo from Napier to LyUelton will call nt.WelHnifton to-mor ; row, and on Monday will lift what general carffo i« offering. . The schooner John and Winthop, 337 tons, arrivod at Auckland on Thurjday mornine, from Ban Francisco. She left the latter port on October Z7. and brings a> cargo of case oil. ' ■ The Navua, which., now IeaTCB Welliiiß' ton on Monday for San FrancißCO, Trill make a call at/Papeete. The New Zealand Shipping Company? Rimut'aka, from Wellington, arrived at liondon on December 31. The Nuatoro is due from Lyttelton tomorrow, and is to Bail onjllesday for Weetport and Greymouth. The Neahcro will arrive at Wellinjton from Lytte ton, via Pigeon Bay, on Tuesday and- sail on Wednoaday for Auckland, with local tareo. The Now PJymouth-Onohunw steamer RarawaT will in luturo leave tho Taronaki port at 8.20 p.m. on Tuesdays and Fridays, the old aaHinu time. Tho Mapourika did not leave Wellinjrton antil late yesterday afternoon, ae her crew wan incomplete by two flrenien. ' A telegram from Bluff adyiees that the Karu sailed at 4.30 p.m. yesterday for Duncdip to fill up for Wnlllnirton. She should , arrive about Thursday. Thesallere Raupo and Mindoro are now i ready to eot sail for San Francisco. . The.Kapuui put back to port laet night owinc' to the westerly salo off Sinclair Head; ' The Union Company's barque Rladhrook 1 (ex-hulk County of Aniflcaea) is loading at, Port Chalmers lor San Francisco. She is expected to sail to-day. , The Devon, which arrived from Napier last night, line been fixed to Bail for .Egypt, via'-Colombo, at daybreak on WednesTh'o Duncdin "Star" saye that the Jlnna- ■ roa hue been fixed to load iit-Dunedm on Monday or Tuceday for ifelhnßton. After dlacharite at Wellington the vessel will probably proceed to Thames to load Diesel machinery- recently purchased by Miller Broß., for installing in the dredge PrcB The Australinn steamer Perth is to load next week at Kaipara for Melbourne. .. The Waimea will Bftil on llondny for Weßtport and Oreymouth. Tho Kennedv ■will brins Hhcep from Plcton to-day, and is to retutu to Tarakohe to load, cement for Wellington. _ At tho instance of the Sydney Harbour Trust, the Government hna made an ad-' vanco of £40,000 from loan funds to provide additional accommodation for shipping at Sydney. This regneut, tho Stnto Treasurer stated, had been made by the ■ trust in view of the increaßcd shipping which had been made available to Aue-i Iralia ae a rcßult of the siKnin E of the armistice, and which would havo to bo. provided for in the course of the next few m cSpta'iTi Fisk. of the Waverlcy, is on holiday leave. Mr. Brigden, mato. is relieving him. Mr. Jackson is. temporarily ■ "captain P. J. Foster has taken command of tho TVaitomo. relievine Captain E. Harris who has como ashore on holiday leave.