SHIPPING NEWS

Dominion, Volume 12, Issue 104, 27 January 1919, Page 8

SHIPPING NEWS

PHASES OF THE MOON. JANUARY. Day. Hr.m. New moon 2 7 54 p.m. Flrat quarter 9 10 25 p.m. Full moon 16 8 14 p.m. Last quarter 24 . 352 p.m. MOON. Moon rises to-day 0.4 a.m.; seta, 3.36 p.m. TIDE. To-day. 0.23 a.m.; 12.52 p.m. To-morrow. 1.10 a.m.: 1.33 p.m. SUN. Sun rises to-day, 4.48 a.m.;, sets, 7.13 p.m. ARRIVALS. SATURDAY, JANUARY 25. SUEVIO, B.s. (6.50 a.m'.), 12.531 tone, English. from Auckland. - NIKAU. s.s. (7.20 a.m.), 248 tons, Hay, from Nelson. OPAAVA. e.n. (8.45' a.m.). 110 tons, Nicholas, from Blenheim. MARAROA. e.3. (9.15 a.m.). 2593 toni Irwin, from Lyttelton. • , ' _ ■STELLA, e.ii. (10.15 a.m.). 269 tons, Hamilton, from Dunedin. QUEEN OF THE SOUTH, s.s. (1.40 a.m.) 198 tons. Harvey, from Foxton. ' BLENHEIM, s.b. (4.20 p.m.), 120, tons. Wilkinson, from Picton. : ' BADEN POWELL, fl.e. (6.10 p.m.), 174 ton?. .Tnoksnn. from New Plymouth. MAPOURIKA, e.s. (10.55 p.m.). 1203 tons, M'Donald, from Picton and Nelson. SUNDAY, JANUARY 26. KOWHAI. s.s. (10.45 p.m.), 792 tons, Plowman, from Greymouth. • JOHN, s.s.. (3 a.m.), 339 tons, Harwick. from Lyttcltou. • . SALVOR, s.b. (4.10 a.m.), from Auckland. MAORI, s.b. (7.25 a.m.), 3-112 tons, OamTAXRlu.Bf&m.,. 143 tons Mley, fr Snot U, M. , U0.25 a.m.). 305 tons, WildnS&A&K'ir<Uo P .m.), 10.758 tons, S 7^V l l».to».. Norling, from East Coast. • DEPARTURES. SATURDAY, JANUARY 25. WOOTTON. s.b. (12.30 p.m.). 151 tone. LarSe KAPITI L s" CI (I.IS p.-.). 242 tous, Saw y oiLM r s' e a i3.M lU p:n 1 .). 890 tons. Badford. (6.30 p.m.). 409 ton..'BobtSAß<OA:fTsarU(7.so p.m.,, -25H ton.. W R^i 8 M n ON f D°, r B I ? tt <?!is on -p.«3.), 72! tons, "SaWEr" s.i m< tons. W^v a E n R 5 °O n A^LL AU s C B U (10%.m.), 2M tons, T G fflA fO B r s. W UO , .f5 am p 1 :m.,. 1250 tons, D gwi G £ y ?A™.). 4392 tous, ColU ??iKAU. H sl ne &.l 5 P.m.). 248 ton.. Hay, for Ixelaon.

EXPECTED ARRIVALS. Waverlcy Patea, January 27. Ka-puni,' Patca. January 27. • Hawei-a. Patea, January 27. Kahu. Ku«t, Coaet, January 27. Ripple. Gis'jorne. January 27. Kowh&i. Greymouth, January 27. Karu, Oainaru, January 27. Jinlio , . London. January 27. Tahiti, Sunedin, January 27. Mararqtt, Lyttelton. January 28. Nikau Nc-leon, January 28. Kapourika, Nelson. January 28. . Monowai. Auckland. Napier. Jan. 28. Kepiti. wnniranui. January 28. AVakatu, Kaikoura, January 28. Corinna.'New Plymouth, January 23. AVootton Lyttelton, Ja-nuary 28. Inveroaririll. Wanganui. January 23. Walmea, AVanganui, January 23. Kaltuna. Woetport, Jannory 29. Mnjri, Lvttclton, January 29. Kaitoa. Nelson, January 25. Blenheim, Sounde, January 29. ■ Queen of tbe South. Foxton. Jan. 29. Gwawa, Blenheim. January 29. Wairau. Blenheim. January 29. John - Wanttanui. January 29. Port Lyttelton, Wanganui. January 30. (Port Augusta, Now York. January 30. Alexander. Tarakohc. January 30. Ngahcro, flrcymout-h January 30. Durham, Napier, January 31. Ngakuta. Greymouth January 31. Riverina, Sydney, February 3. .

PROJECTED DEPARTURES. Transoccan. San Francinco January 27. Opawa, Blenheim, January 27. Kamo, Greymouth. January 27. Ncakuta, Greymouth. January 27. AVaverley, Patea, January 27. Baden Powell, New Plymouth,' Jan. 27. Queen of tho South, Foxton, January 27. Kapuni, Patea, January 27. Hawera, Patea, January 27. ■Paeroa. Greymouth, January 27. John, Wanganui, January 27.' Maori. Lyttelton. January 27. ' Kaitoa, Neleon, January 27. Mapourika. Picton, Nclnon, January 27. Blenheim. Sounds, January 27. Kahu, East Coast, January 27. AVairau, Blenheim, January 27. Suevic, Lyttelton, January 28. Stella, AVestport, January 28. Monowai. Lyttelton, Dunedin, Jan.' 28 Ripple, Napier. GiHborue. January 2fl. Moana, San Francisco, January 28. Manuka. Sydney, January IH. Mana, Lyttelton, January 28. Waimca, Nelson. Coast January 28. Mararoa. Lyttellon, January 28. Nikau. Nelson. January 23. . Tnvcrcaririll. AVanganui. January 23. Kapiti. AVanganui, January IH. . ■Ruahinc, Lyttelton, January 29. Wakatu, Kaikoura, January 29. Wootton, Lyttelton, January 29. Annette Rolph. Newcastle, January 29. ■John, Bouth. Jflmtary 29. Port Augusta,-Sydney, January 31. Tahiti. Liverpool. February 1. Tort Lyttelton. Port Rn-'d. February 3. Durham, Liverpool,; February 4.

OVERSEAS CARGO STEAMERS, . AU6THALIO. load« Now York about Jan. 15 for Dunedin and Lyttolton. DtiEMA. from Glaseow via Australia; duo Auckland early Feb. HORARATA, from London; due Auckland Mar. 13. MAMAEI. from Livcrool. duo Auckland Fob. 10: Wellington Feb. 15. MIDDLEIIASI CASTLE, leaves St. John Jan. for Auckland, WellinEton. and Aus: tralia. OXFORDSHIRE, from Liverpool, via Colombo; due Auckland Feb. 2. PORT HACKING, from London, via Melbourne; due Wellington Feb. 8. Thence Auckland Feb. 13. PAi.OONA, from Sun Francisco, due Wellington about Feb. 9. PORT LINCOLN, from Now York, via Auckland; due Wellington Feb. 10. WAR OPAL, leaves New York about Jan 24 for Auckland, Wellington, Lyttelton. and Port Chalmers SAILERS. Ban Francisco to Wellington:— Vessel. Left. Due. Alort Jan. 10 end March Edward May Jan. 7 Mar. Fearleee Jan. 10 . end March Luzon Jan. i Mar. Henriotto Nov. 25 Jan. Hesperian Doc. 24 Feb. Itona. Dec. 18 , Early Feb. Wanganui Nov. 27 Jan. Now York to Wellington : - Amiral Cecillo Oct. 18 Auckland Jan. •Titania Nov. 7 Fob Tonawanda, ' via Auckland Feb. 4 Vancouver to Welliiiiriou:— Darttord Jan. 15. Mar. St. John's (Canada) to Wellington:•Terpsichore Dec. 23 April Sim Francisco to Auckland:— Lynian D. Foster Deo. 12 Feb. William Olefin Deo. 23. Fcb San Francisco to Lyttelton:— Irene Jan. 8 Mar. »Via Cape of Good Hope. UY TELEGRAM. OVERSEAS. LONDON, January 24. Arrived.—Sancola. from Newcastle, via Co. lombo; Tringard, from San FranciscoH ; a.iah. from Sydney, via Panama. Sailed.—Ceramic and Poona, for Sydney. SYDNEY. January 25. Arrived.—ltadano. from Auckland. COASTAL.' SATURDAY, JANUARY 25. AUCKLAND. Arrived.—Niagara, (4.30 a..), from Sydney. Sailed.—Monowai (11 p.m.), for Napier. NEW PLYMOUTH. Sailed.—Nitahcre (6.15 p.m.), for Greymouth. Arrived.—Oorinna (10.10 a.m.), from Wellington. OAMARU. Sailed.—Karu (8.35 p.m.), for Wellington. LYTTELTON. Sailed.—Diiaucsne (barque), for Adelaide. SUNDAY, JANUARY 26. AUCKLAND. Arrived.—To Anau (12.15 a.m.), froni Titnaru; Manaroa (8.15 a.m.), from Wellington, via Giebornc. WANGANUI. Arrived.—Kapiti (7.45 a.m.). Invercargill (2.30 p.m.), and Calm (3.30 ,p.m.), from Wellington. LYTTELTON. Arrived.—Mararoa (10.30 a.m.), and Wootton (11.30 a.m.), from Wellington. WESTPORT. Arrived—Kaituna (3 a.m.), from Wellington MALTA DUE THIS MORNING. The New Zealand Shinnins Company advise that the P. and O. liner Malta, which ie due at Wellington early this morning wilh>returning troops, will probably load in the Dominion. She is to berth thie niornin&r at the Glajptow Wliarf.

PASSENGERS FOE VANCOUVER. The H-.M.S. Makura tool; from Auckland the following paeseugers for Vancouver:—First class: Misees Snodgraßß, Seabrook, Myers; Mesdamcs Bell, Turnbull, Moalsey-Allen; Messrs. Grace, Collins, Smith. Kroepelien, Atrey, Humphries. Cole. Campbell. Schileky, Mirams, Zymulman, Stadley. Bell, Simpson. Second class: Misaes Lund, Renwick, Sharpstcd (2); Mesdiimes Harper, Covell, Joki, Shnrpsted, Balkin;.Meflßrß. Brown, Miller, Jolii, Taylor, Crook, Fenton, Cox, Kinney, Balkin; and 20 steerage. KTJAHINE IN POET. On arrival yesterday from London, via Auckland, the Ruahmc went to the Kiner's Wharf, and wilL this mornina start diechareine local cargo. Later aho is to eo south., SALVOR FROM AUCKLAND. Tlie overseas steamer Salvor arrived at Wellington yesterday from .Auckland, and berthed at the King's Wharf. Afl'.'r f' : charging Auckland cargo, she wil load tallow and Bail for Genoa- about Wctiu.-..-day. TAHITI TO LOAD-. ■ The Tahiti will arrive this mornine from Port Chalmers to load cheese, wool, and tallow for Liverpool. She will go to the Glasgow Wharf on arrival, and is to Pail on Saturday, via Bombay. English troops will embark there. SUEVIC FROM LONDON. Early on Saturday moraine. the? White Star liner Suevic arrived at Wellington from London, via. Melbourne and Auckland, and took a discharging berth at the King's Wharf. , HORORATA TO SAIL THIS AVEEK. The Hororala ia loading at Loiidn» Tor Auckland, Wellington, Lyttelton, and Port Chalmers. The latest advice received by the New Zealand Shipping Company is that 6ho is to aail on Saturday next. AMIRAL CEGILLE ARRIVES. The ship Amiral Cecillo (New Zealand Shipping Company), which arrived at Auckland on Friday night from New fork, is to leave fqr Wellington on AVedneaday. , H-ITEBINA FOR. AVELLINGTON. On Saturday morning the Huddart-Par-ker Co. were adviaed that the Rivernia would leave Sydney on Thursdav, January JO, for Wellington. She will, as usual, arrive here on the following Monday and leave again on Thursday, February 6, for Sydney. SAILINGS POSTPONED. The Union Company announces that the departures of tho Moana for San Francisco, and the Manuka, for Sydney, have been .postponed to to-morrow. The American steamer will sail at 3 p.m., and that for Anßtralia at 5 p.m. AMERICAN SHIPPING REPORT. Messrs. Jfailler and Quereau's lalett report, received in Sydney, says:—"AVo can see no hope for the release of much steam tonnage for general business until the renuircments of Europe and the return of our troope have been fully met. So far as Australia and New Zealand aro concerned, wo fear it will be some time before steamers cau be procured to load for the various ports, and shippers will havo to be entirely dependent upon sailing vessels tonnage for the carriage of their merchandise. The- position so far as Australia, is concerned has been rather better in other directions, for to South America and. to South A.frica. the tonnage lias been very limited, nnd there are larce accumulations of freight awaiting , shipment. This is a fairly large amount of sailing -vessel tonnage, and shculd care for the freight offerings that nro now .nrensing. No vessels have been advised to load for Brisbane, Adelaide, or Fremantle. and all shipments for theee ports have to be forwarded either ■ from Melbourne or Sydney." MESS-TABLE GOSSIP. Mr. 1!. AV. Bohm has joined the Ngakuta. as Bccond officer, vice Mr. A. K. Pryde. Captain J. R. Stringer, late of the Maori, is proceeding to Sydney by the Moeraki.. Captain ;D. Todd is etill in command of the Tahiti, and has nssociated with him as officers J[r. 1). M'Donald (chief), Mr. D. M'Kenzio (second), and Mr. D. F. Smith (third). i • . Mr. A. Mercer, late extra third officer of tho Tahiti, will ioin the barquentine lima at Auckland as second officer, relieving Mr. 0. C. AVators, who will come ashoro on leave. Mr. A. AV. Creese will join the Niagara at Auckland as extra, chief officer. Captain Muir has been appointed chief officer of the Tiitnnoliai. and Mr, Cottier in third officer. Mr. D. M'lntyrc has joined the vessel as* chief engineer. Mr. J. D. Reid has signed on tho Kaitjina'e articles as chief officer. The following vessels will be in wireless raugo to-day:—Maori, Mararoa, Monowai, Moana, Manuka. * Tho John, which i; to leave AA'ellington to-day for Wanganui. will return to this »ort nnd load for fioulhorn Ports. • The Kowhai is duo hero to-day with coal from Greymouth. , . , The collier Kaitangala- will be discharging AA'estport coal here to-day. The Kara is due to-day from Oaraaru. The Mouowai is advertised to eail tomorrow for Lyttelton and Dunedin. She is due in tho morning from Auckland and Napier. > Mr. Zohrab announces that the Stella will Bail to-morrow for AA'estport. Cargo will bo received till 3 n.m. The U.S. and A. Line's Wellington agents (Messrs. Dalgety and Co.) advise that tho Torawanda will load nt Wellington' 8500 bales of wool for Boston, and the Titania ha,e been fixed to carry 7000 balesof wool to the same port. At present' the Titania. is outward bound from New York to Wellington, via Cape of Good Hope. The total cool output at AVcetnort for tho month of December wae 3.1.299 tons, nnd the total Quantity exported during the month was 34,498 tons (states an exchange). Of this latter amount 2195 tons wcro shipped to foreign port 6. During tho same period 176.241 superficial feet of timber was exported and 30 steamers, repr.cser.tins: 13.684 tons, entered His port, whilst 33 steamers, representing 16,911 tons, left the port.