SHIPPING JEWS

Dominion, Volume 12, Issue 155, 26 March 1919, Page 11

SHIPPING JEWS

PHASES OP THE MOON. MARCH. ..■ Day. Hr. m. Now'moon .'...".'.... ,'i " .ii'' If;,n '' '• First waiter -9 ?M p.m. Full moon 17 .. fH^' ra ' - Last c .li'ter-'....;. 25 ■; t iim. ." MOON, . ..■; ■ Moon rises today; 0.23 a.m.; sets, 3.7 p.m. '■":• ''" TIDE. ' ; '' ; . To-day, 11.29. a.m>; 11.49 .p.m. ,-. . To-morrow, noon; 0.11 a.m. Thursday. SUN. .. , Sun risos to-day. 5.58 a.m.; sots; 5.56 p.m.. . ARRIVALS.' . TUESDAY, MAROH 25. ' NIKAfj, s.s:' (7.15 'a.m.), 248 tons, Hay, 'SfSAS »t„nsil, W & N n^uSp.m.),6l 2 tons;Airey, from Newcastle.- ■ , »i. i -n„. MOAN A, 5,9. (1.10 p.m.),.?91S tons. Barlow/from San-Fraiicisco, via Papeete and. B M O S a, pOWELL. r . fi«. T.jnJ.,.174: tonß, Jackson, from New Plymouth. BLENHEIM, s.s. (6.15 p.m.), 120 . tons. W^Su fr sT(K e mT 157 tons. Wills. £ MANA?ts Ur (9.S p.m.). 134' tons, Bounor, from Lyttolton. - . - • •. ,j WEKA,' steam, trawler.. i 9.45 p.m.),. M tons/ Ormos, from Cook Strait... . . ,-,- PATEENA; s.s. '10.30 p.m.). 1212 .tons, fiewell, from Picton and Nelson. ■.

DEPARTURES. TUESDAY, MARCH 25. MAKO, s.s. (1.a,ni.),.505 tons, Jones; for Picton and.East Coast. . . >- WAIRA-U.- 5,a.;.(1 a.m.), 98 tons. Deiley,for Blenheim. ' , ,„,„ . _■ ' WAIPORI. s.s, (6.30 .a.m.), 1919 tons, Eyre, WEKA, 'steam trawler (8.30 a.m.),, 53 tons, Ormes. for Cook Strait. ,-.]■■. w ., BLENHEIM, s.s. (2 p.m.), 120 tons, Wilkinson, for Wanganui. .-.. ' ' „ ' PERTH,' s.s. (12.15. p.m.), for Mercury ifIKATJ, s.s. (5.15 p.'m.>V -248 .tons, Hay, for Nelson,- • .■■'■ ■;■• .■ ■! , '-. „■.'; MONOWAI, s.s: - (6.20 ■■ p.m.). 3453 .tons, Norton, for Napier and.- Auckland.. ~. , KAPITI, s.s. (6.25 p.m.),. 242 tons,- Sawyers, for Wanganui.-. .--■-■. .... • , n ' RIPPLE. 5.b.(6.45 p.m.), 380 tons, Carlson, for-Napier. - - '" '* \ MABAROA, s.s. (WS p.m.), 2598 tons. Irwin, for Lyttclton. - ' KAPUNI, s.s. (8. p.m.), 188 tons, - Gibson, °HAWERA, b.s. (8 p.m.), 174 tons, M'Kinuon, for Patea. , . -,„ ■ . 'KENNEDY,'-6.3, (9.30 p.m.)... 225 .tons. Henry, for Wanganui. ..- •■ ... NATUA, b.s. (10,29 p.m.), 2930 tons, ris, for Auckland.' "■,',. ' 'WEDNESDAY. yAROH.26. • EIVERINA,. 6.8. (0.50/ a.m.), 4758 tons, Entwistle, for Sydney.

EXPECTED ARRIVALS. Wootton, Lyttelton, March 26.' . Waverlei'j Patea, March 26. • Maori, Lyttelton March Z6. Kaitoa, Nelson,' March 26. Wairau, Blenheim, March 26. Corinna, New Plymouth, March 27. Mooraki, Sydney,' March 27.-■ • Patcena- Picton, Nelson, March 27. Mararoa; Lyttelton, March 27. Nikau, Nelson,' March 27. Athenic; Auckland, March 27. . " ■ : Kapiti, Wanganui, March 27. Hawera, Patea, March 27. : ■ ■. ■ Qlaucun. Noumea, via Now Plymouth, March 27. ' . ' ,„„ Blenheim. Wanjanui, March J. Putiki, Lyttelton, March 27. ~ Kamo. Greymouth March 27. • Waihora. Calcutta, via sooth. March 27. Kennedy. Weßthavon, March 28. ' Stella Chatham Islands, March 28. Queen of the South, Foxton, March 28. Kalro. East Coant, March 20. Manavoa, Lyttelton, March 29. Ajana, London, Auckland, March 29. .. John, Lyttelton. March 29., ■Port Melbourne, Nflpicr, March 30. ■ • InToroantill,' Wancianui,' March 30. 1 'Ripple, Napier and Coaßt. March 30/

PROJECTED DEPARTURES, Opawa, Blenheim.. March 26. i i ; Cjueen of the; South, Foxton, March 26. ; '■. Calm. Lyttelton, Tiniaru. . Kunedin, . 'Ma'roh'26. ' , • .Mana, Lyttelton, March 26. • ' Kokii'i, Uroymouth, March 26. ■Maori. Lyttelton, March 26. '■■■ ■■■■ Kaitoa, Nelson, March 26. : ■ • IMecna, Picton, Nelson, March '26; . . '■" Baden Powell, Lyttelton March 26. WaTerley, -Patea. March 26: •.-Weatland, Sydney, March 26. i '■■ Kaiapoi, OrcymouUi,'' March. 26. ! ' Wakatu, Kaikoura, March 26. '' "".Wootton. Lyttelton, March 26. ', ■.. ICani, Bluff, March,26; .. ,; ■ ' ; : : v-Wairau, Blenheim. March 26. : 'Blenheim. Havelock, March 27, ! -Kapuni, Patea, .March.2:7. '.•.'' , Kapiti, Wanuanui. March 27. ■ .Mararoa. Lyttelton. March 27. '■. Nikau, Nelson, March 27. ■ Hawera, Patea, March 27. ' Invercareill, WaiiKanui, March 27. ■ ■' Komata, Westport, March 27. ; '-'Mamari. Londoii, Bombay. March 28. v ..' Farnrnouth. Liverpool, March 28. Lyttelton-. March 23. ■ , .| "Waihora. Auckland, March 28. ; -Kahu, Tarakohe, March' 28.' Corinna, southern ports, March 28. Argyllshire, Liverpool, March 28. Leitrim, Sydney, March. 29. Manaroa, Lyttelton. March 29. Moeraki, Sydney, March 29. 'Athenic, Lyttolton, March ,29., Putiki. south, March' 31. • . John. WartKanui. March 31. Moana, Snn Franci'neo, April 1. Kipplt. Is'apicr, Gisbornd, April!.

OVERSEAS CARGO STEAMERS, AJANA (F. 6.), London, arrived Auckland liar. 25; Wellington Mar. 29.. ATHTiIsIC (S.S.A.). London; diaohargcs Wellington Mar. 27. .-•■.:;.,. BKSSA. New York; due Auckland about April 10. '.-.. BHAMO'-(B.S.A.>,'.'G!asf:ow Mar. ,12- to N.Z.; due Auckland:Apl. 22. ■• > OORINTHIO (5.8.A.), London,' Mar. 12, to N.Z:: due Apl; :ft.--...

COFIO (SIS.A.),, loft St.'John Mar.. 1 lor Auckland (duo about Apl. 15), AVcllington. QLAOCtJS (Cathie', Dempster), Noumea, via New Plymouth, due Wellington, to-day; lONIC- (5.8.A.), London, Mar. 15 to N.Z. port's, du6 Mar. 27 KAIKOURA (N.Z.8.-Ooi), Port Said Mar. 7-to N.Z.;due;Hobart Apl, 12. ..- KIA ORA (R.S.A.). leaves London about Mar. 21. tor New Zealand. MAHENO-.1H.5.), Avolimouth, Mart 11 to. Auckland;.;.duo Apis .80. •':. PAKFjH.A (5.8.A.), London,-, Mar.. 8, to-

Wellington. ... .. ■ >..-••■ PAPAROA (N.Z.S. Co.), London, Mar. 8; to Wellinßl.on. ,--■.:- PORT DARWIN' (C. 'and-D;),: Port. Said, Mar. 10, to Auckland. •

PORT PIIUK'.'.(O.:M London, end 'Mai-.'. to Auckland, Napier Welliiieton,-.via;Aus-tralia... . .-' ' - ;: . ~"..'..

RARANGA (S'.S.A.).. London, "Mar. 11; to Wellington; diio'.vApl.' 25: " REMTJERA (N.Z:S. Co.); London, Mar. 13,to Auckland. Wellington., TAINUI (S.R.A.); .leaves 'London about Mar.. 18, for ftevv Zealand. ' i TJIKEMBA'NG (.TJ.S.-A.).. New. York; -now. due Auckland': Wellington, Sydney.

TOROMF.O L(Y.ac;:;OiI);..M.OTC-York-to:Wel-. lin»ton:...due early April.;. Hobart. - (Tj:S:S:)."Calcutta. via Bluff I due Wellington. Mar. 27. WE-nTMCiIFLANT) (F.-S.), from Liverpool; due Auckland Anl. 5. WILLOOHRA (R.S.A.), London, Mar. 8, to N.Z.: duo. Apl.- 20.

;,• .. sailers. :• • : San '-FranolKo'td Wellington:—' • I ' Vessel. >-.v ■';•;: V; Hue.. Commerce (Voc: Oil) Mar. 1 May Edward May (U.S.S.) Jrin. 7"v- Mar.': Samar .'";".•.' Mar. 10 May.'. St. John (HanadaV to-Wellington:— ■ •Terpsichore (N.Z.S. On;) Dec. 23 April San Francisco to 1 Wangamii:— Lucy ■•'".■: Jaii. 10 'Mar. ';- ' *Yta:Oape of Good Ho v po. BY TELEGEAPH. " OVERSEAS... ' ■ LONDON. March 18. Arrived.—At Boston: Souverain, from Sydney. ; At San Francisco: Pierre Antolno, from. Sydney. At Colombo: Zealandia, • Polnric, .''and . War .Fantail, from Australia. .'. .-.. . Sailed.—Oooeo and Janna. (from New York), for Sydney; Plassy (from Lnndoni,' for Adelaide; Poona (from N«nv York), for Brisbane. ' SYDNEY, March 25. Arrived.—Wanaka. fr«n Dublin; Bakonoa, from Auckland. COASTAL. I I TUESDAY, MABOH 25. AUCKLAND. •■ Arrived.-Ajana (1.10 a.m.), from London. ONEHUNGA. Sailed.-'-Kowhai (l-.p.m.), for Greymouth. • , NEW PLYMOUTH. ' Arrivcd.-Barawa (5.30 a.m.), from Onehunga. .. , ■■•■ ■..PATEA. . : S&iled.-Waverlcy (3,15 p.m.L for Wellingtoll' BLENHEIM. Arrived.-Walrau (1. p.'mi), from Welling- ""• '■ PIOTON. Arrivcd.-Kako (7.30 .a.m.), from Wolling-SaTled.-Opawa (11 a.m.), for Wellington; . NELSON. \rfivcd—l'atccna (3 a.m.).' from Welllng'lon; Kaitoa (6 a.m.), from Weihngton. To 6ail.-Kaitoa (7 p.m.), for Wellington. Sailcd.-Pateena (5 a.m.), for Pieton and Wellington; Alexander (10 p.m. March • 24), (or Greyinquth.

KAIKOTJBA. . Saiied.-Wakatu (9.45 a.m.),' for Wollingtoll' ' LYTTELTON. Arrived.-Maori (7 a,n>,), f f ™ Sailcd.-Mana (10 p.m. March 24). for cl lington; Maori (7.40 p.m;), for Wellington. ... BLUM. Sailed.—Hlarhliind Monarch (8 a.m.), for . London. ■■■:•...■■■ ■'■'.PASSENGEKS BY THE lUVEItINA. : The Huddart-Parker "Earner Wyerlna, which Bailed for Sydney direct Bhortly alter midnight, took the following passengers :- Saloon: Misses. Goodson, .BoyA,. « 0 »' ■• Bates, Doverell, Brown, llcdmond. feeato , Scott. Gregg, Craydou. Brow., Tiovai, Lappan, Morgan, van Freight, Ander o , Kobb, Gale, B.Borton.SliirtclilTc. Grainger, Lady Clarke, Mesdames fd™ 6 , 0 "' Hood, Roberta, Schrader and,child, OMs holm, 'Woodman, Johnson,, Joyce anil infant, Horner, Beaton, Chilman, Peek and i children, Jones, Croasley, Saunders and Z children, Bruce, Krcgg; Fanning. Co"'"*. Loos.and.'infant,. Box;-Burns and infant. Gale, Anderson, and 2■ inf?n ta v £ u M' Bead, Allen.' Papwortfv aml:infant, Griffltli and child, Grainger, Jacobspn, Taylor and .3 children, . Sir- Rupert Clarke. Dr. -M'Gahey. Messrs. Eustage, F. a, . James Wright. E. Saloih, Meekin, RobcrU, Spraggon, 'Sibley, BcdweiyGasten, C. B. O'Connor,' H. Longden, W. M. -Finlay, Withers, Oldham. H. Davis,-Scott, Icke. Jones, Adamßon. Hood. £, Ji. . i • Clarke, Englißh, Lavcrs, Bruce, Boper, limmorman, Coulter, Scott. . P'" o *. J•M'Savaney. Gregg, Cook, Roberts, Cndge, Box. M'llwratth, Saunders. -Joyce, Horner, Chilman,-Jones, B. O'Connor, Clark, Anderson, (Mian, Grainger. J. A. : Inms. u. Wood,- J. T. Howse, G.. Hatton. It. Taylor, Sams'i-M, F. .Donovan, Papworth,- and ■Jamieaon and child; 39 'steerage.. MOANA FKOM BAN FBANOISCO; The Unioji Steam Ship Company's Royal mail packofc Olbana arrived in tho stream at 1.10 p.m. yesterday from San Francisco, via Papeete and Barotonga. She is, to undergo the usual 24 hours Quarantine, and will berth early this • afternoon. Her mails, which comprised American, MBliStt. and Expeditionary Force, were landed last night, and will be delivered to-day.

. . MOERAKf PROM,SYDNEY. •'The TJnion Stoam Sliip'Company's intercolonial' ateamor- Moernki left Sydney at » o'olock on 1 Sunday morning for Wellington direct, with 103 saloon and 70 steerage passengers. She 1b due to arrive here on Thursday, and should berth, on Inday. Present arrangements are that the vessel will sail.for Lyttolton oil .Saturday, returning on Monday, and sailing , oni the return trip to Sydney at_s p.m. on luesday.

ON THE WEST COAST. - For the past two days the -weather has riot been favourable for shipping at the West Coast ports. ■ First rain, hampered operations 'and now the Pohcrna . and Kamo are .bar-bound at Westport and Greymouth respectively, , ...Both vessels have coal for Wellington. ' _ ,

MESS-TABLE. GOSSIP. Mr. J. Gill, second mato of the Komata, signed off-the vessel at- ; Wellington yes--Mr A, B. Pryde has joined the Ngatoro as mate in placo. of Mr. J. Dutlue, who has come ashore. . , Mr. H. ■Mducrieff. third mate of tho Ngatoro, has left 7 the veßßel, and tho vacancy has been filled by.Mr. T. b. Emms: ■'•":

The following vessels will ho iwithln rango of the Wellington Ita'dlo itationto-tWr/:-Patcena, Eivcrlna, Monowai, walpon, Mboraki, and Ferry, steamers. The Calm is to ' sail to-night for Lyt- | telton, Dunedin, artd TimdTii.' After a smart passage of seven days the Scales barque 'Rona arrived' in the stream from. Newcastle yesterday afternoon. Undoubtedly the yesßcl Ib.a smart sailor, for on a previous trip over tlie samo distance she only occupied seven days, and on a reoent rim. from. San Francisco to Wellington she occupied <8 days. . The 0. and D. liner, Port Alma is to leave Svdney. to-day. for New Zealand to load frozen moat and goneral cargo for London, ior loading ports have not yoi been fticdT '■_~. , On her return trip to Lyttelton from • Chatham Islands last week the'steamer Stella experienced a very .rough passage. She left tho Chathams on Wednesday last at 11 a.m., and soon afterwards ran Into a very rouzh sea, which nf times. Was mountains high. Tho bad weather continued until the Peninsula was sighted. The weather then moderated for a few hours, and then beenmo worse, and instead of the vessel reaching; Lyttelton on tho Friday morning she did not arrive until close on 3 a.m. on Saturday.. En route from Egypt to ; Now Zealand the Kaikoura continued her'voyage from Colombo' on Saturday last for Hobart. Sho .is due hero abbnt tho middle of April. ' ' ' ' '« Advices received by the local offlco of tho Blackball Coal Company . announce that their steamer Ngukuta is proceeding from Newcastle to Dunedin and not Wellington as previously nonfled. The coastal steamer luvorcargill, which has boon undergoing an overhaul, is expected to be-ready for sea again tomorrow. , ■

Tho S'.S. and A. liner Miimarl •is now set down to sail for London, via Bombay, on Friday li'ur.ring. Yeßtorday'-tlio local offlco of tho 0. and D. Line announced, that, tho War Pilot, which was sot down to Hail from Now York for New Zealand, has been with-' drawn by order of the Ministry of Shipping. It iß' considered that this step has been rendered necessary on account of tho Europoan food situation. - Consequent upon the proposed stop-work meoting of tho Waterside Workers' Union to-morrow tho departure of tho F. and 8. liner Argyllshire for Liverpool, via Colombo and Bombay, has been definitely postponed till l'riday morning next: Bho will carry 25 passengers. ' Beforo coming to Now Zealand the War Courage, which- is to load wool .for Hull, will first recclvo a cargo at Port, Pfric for the United Kingdom and for Sydney. The local office of the C. and D. Lino announced'yesterday that their liner tho Port Stephens in to leave Sydney oh March 29 for New Zealand t<> load a-'full cargo of beef for Egypt. The loading ports are not yet known.

News to hand by, tho Australian mail states' that an outbreak of influenza on board the steamer Yankalilla during her stay on the Pacific .Coast resulted.in tho death of the chief officer (Mr. N. M'leoui, -tho'wireless operator (Mr.- A. Daly), and ; one of the crew (C. WanleßS). The Yankalilla, which is ouo of the Adelaide fi.S. Company's cargo boats, 'returned to Sydney on llarch 4 from Canada a clean ship. - Captain Joliffe, speaking of tho outbreak.on.board stated that the. infection was picked up. at, Vancouver, and as many as 21 but of a crew of 36 suffered from the disease. The 'captain had a most anxious time. ' The'-'first' case occurred at the.Powell Itiver, and shortly •after other members of the crow were stricken down. Air wore removed to tho hospital; at' Ocean Pallß, and, ...despite every -.attention. Hhrco deaths occurred. Three members- of the crew were left behind at Vancouver in a convalescent Btag'e. -The. others have mice, recovered. , Tho Commonwealth and Dominion Line'B new vessel Port- Bowe'h, 10,350 torts gross, is 495 ft.. long: by 62ft.'-by 44.3ftV to'tho : shelter deck, is classed 100 .Al at Lloyd'B, ...and...has ..a. dead-weight carrying-capacity-of 12,600' tons. The machinery consists of •two'scts of-geared turbines on tho'BrowriOurtiss principle, with an i.h.p.. of ECOO. Tho Port. Bo.wen,,was. designed -for tho .carriage of frozen meat and dairy produce from Australian and New Zealand ports.