SHIPPING NEWS

Dominion, Volume 12, Issue 156, 27 March 1919, Page 9

SHIPPING NEWS

I'JIASKS Ol' , THE MOUN. JIAHCIt. Day. llr. in. Now moon H 1(1 ■" I I ' ," First (lUiii'tcr 5 •'■ M p.m. Pull moon 17 o 11 «•'>'• Lust n.irtcr 25 8 4 a.m. MOChV. Moou rites to-tlny. 0.23 a.m.; e0t0,7.7p.m. TIDE. To-day. IZ.U p.m. To-morrow, 0.3b a.m.; 12.57 p.m. SUN. Sun rises to-day, 5.55 a.m.; nots, 5.M p.m. ARRIVALS. WEDNESDAY. MARCH 26. JIAOHI, e.B. (7.5 a.m.), 3412 tons, C'nmeroil, from Lyitcliou. WAIItAQ. s.B. (7.30 a.m.), 1« t.on?, Dei Ivy, from Blenheim. KAITOA. s.s. (8.50 a.m.), 305 tons, Wildman, from Kelson. WAVEKLKV, s.s. (12.40. p.m.), 157 tons, Brigdon, from Paten. ■ I'OUBUUA. s.s. (6.40 p.m.), 1175 lone.l'nijo, from ftestport. DEPARTURES. WEDNESDAY, JIAUCII 26. JIAGIC, auxiliary schooner (G/.0 a.m.). C 2 tons, for Samly liny. "■ I'ATEBNA. s.s. (2.50 p.m.). 1212 tons, Sewell. for l'icton ami Nelson. QUEEN OF THE SOOTH, s.s. (3.50 p.m.), 198 tons, Owen, for Foxton. KAITOA, s.B. (5.45 p.m.), 305 tons, Wildman, for Nelson. MAORI, s.s. (7.45 p.m.), 3412 tons, Cameron, for Lyttelton. NGA'I'OHO, s.s. (5 p.m.), 1137 ions, Doivell, for Greyinouth. EXPECTED ARRIVALS. Oorinna, New Plymouth, March 27. Jloeraki, .Sydney, March 27. Pateeua, l'icton. Nelson, March 27. Mararoa, Lyltcltnii, March 27. Kikau, Nolboii, March 27. ■ Kapiti, Wniiijamii, March 27. Hawora, l'atca, March 27. Blenheim. Waugiinui, March 27. Putiki. Lyttelton, March 27. Athenic, Auckland, March 28. Kamo, Grcymouth, March 28. Waihora, Calcutta, via south, March 28. Kennedy. Wcsthuvcn, March 28. Queen of the South. Foxton. March 29. Kahu. Knet Const, March 28. Opawa, Hlenhcim, March 28. Maori, Lyttelton, March 28. Kaitoa, Nelson, March 28. Mapourlka, Auckland, March 29. Glaucue Noumea via New Plymouth, March 29. Alexander, Picton, March 29. • Blenheim, Hnvelock.i March 29. | Wavorley, Patca, March 29. Ajana, London, Auckland, March 29. John, Lyttelton, March 29. Port Melbourne, Napier, March 30. Invorcargill, Wnneanul, March 30. Ripple, Napier and Coast. March 3C. Maiiaroa, LytteUon, Jlnreh 30. Komata, Westport, March 30. Storm, south, March 30. Stella, Chatham Islands, March 31. Wakntn. Knikoura. March 31. Westvalia, Melliourue, April 1. jroeraki, Lyttelton, April 1. Monowai, Auckland, April 2.

PROJECTED DEPARTURES. Kokiri, Grcymoutu, March 27. Baden'Powell, Lytlclton, March , 27. Waverloy, Patea, March 27. Westland. Sydney, March 27. Kaiapoi; Greymoutli March 27. Wakatu, Kaikoura, March 27. Wootton, Lyttelton, March 27. Karu, Bluff, March 27. Blenheim, ilnvcloclf. March 27. Kupuni, Patca, March 27. Kapiti, Wangamii. March 27. Mararoa, 1 Lyttelton. March 27 Nikau, Nelson, March 27. Hawcra, Pntea. March 27. ' Kbmata, Westport, March 27. W.iirau, Blenheim, March 27.' • InverrarigU, Wannanui, March 28. Nsrahere, Greymouth, March 28. Opawa, Blenheim, March 23. Calm, south, March 28. Maori, Lyttelton, March 28.. Kaiton, Nelson, March 28. Patcena, Plcton, Nelson, March 28. Queen of the South, Fojton, March 28. Mamari. London, Bombay. .Jlarch 20. Farnmoiith, Liverpool, March 28. Argyllshire, Liverpool, Mnrch 28. Leitrim, Sydney, March 29. ■ Waihora. Auckland. March 29. Corimia, southern ports, March 29. Callohe, London, March 29, Alexander Nelson, coast, March 29. Foherna, Picton, Oiiahungii. March 29. Moeraki, Lyttelton, March 29. Blenheim, fiavelpck. March 3!. Storm, Wanpnnui, Maroh 31. Mann ran, Lyttelton, March 31. Jlororata, Lyttelton. March'3l. Athenic, Lyttelton, March 31. Putiki, eouth, March 31. John. Wancamii. March 31. Mpana, San Francisco, April 1. Hippie. Knpinr. Gishorne. April 1. Moeraki. Sydney, April 1. Mapourika. Auckland, April 1. Monowni, Lyttelton. Dunedin, April 2. . Westraliu, Melbourne, via south, Apr. 3. OVERSEAS CARGO STEAMERS. A JAN A (F. 6.). London, arrived Auckland Mar. 25; Wellington Mar. 29. ■ ATHENIC (S.S.A.). London; discharges Wcllineton Mar. 27. BESSA (U.S.-A.). New York; duo Auckland- about April 10. Wellington. • IfflAMO (S.S.A.), Glasgow Mar. 12 to N.Z.; duo Auckland Apl. 22. CORINTHIO (S.S.A.), London, Mar. 1?., to N.Z.; duo Apl. 23. GtJPIC (S.S.A.), left St. John Mar. 1 Tor Auckland (due about Apl. 15), Wellington. GLAUCUS (Oathie. Dempster), Noumea, via N. Plymouth, due Wellington Mar. 29. lONIO (S.S.A.), London, Mar. 15 to N.Z. ports, due Mar. 27. KAIKOTJEA (N.Z.S. Co.). Port Said Mar. 7 to N. 55.; due Hobart Apl. 12. KIA OKA (S.S.A.). leaves London about Mar. 21. for Xew Zealand. MAHENO (H.S.). Avonmouth, Mar. 11 to Auckland; duo Apl. 20. , , PAKEHA (S.S.A.), London, Mar. 8. to Wellington. PAPAROA (N.Z.S. Co.), London, Mat-. 8, to Welliiißlan. PORT DARWIN (C. and D.), Port Said, Mar, 10, to Auckland. PORT PIRIP; (0.-l!.) Londoii. end Mar., to Auckland, Napier Wellincton, via Australia. . ' . . EAItANGA (S.S.A.). L"ndon, Mar. 11, to Wellincton; duo Apl. 23. . RKMTTERA (N.Z.S. (X). London, Mar. 13, to Aw.kinnd.- Wcilhitlofc. TAINTJI (S.S.A.), London, jf"r 18. to WnlUnirtnn; dne nhout Airil 29. TJIKEMBANG (U.S.-A.l New York; now due Auckland: Wellington. Pvdney. TOROMFO (Vac. Oil). Nev York to Wol■]in«*pTi: (Hie enrly April; Kobarfc. WJTHOILV' (TT.S.S.). Calcutta via llluffi duo Wp]]in»M n ..Mar. 28. (F.-S.), from Liverpool: due Auckland Anl. 5. WILLOCHBA (S.S.A.), London, Mar. 8, to N. 2.; dun Apl. 20. SAILERS, Ran Francisco to 'Wellington:— Veesel. Left. Duo. O.r.njMrce (Vac. Oil) Mar. 1 May Edward May (XT.S.S.) Jan. 7 Mar. Samar' . Mar. 10 May ' St. John (Canada) to Wellington:'Terpsichore (N.Z.S. C:i.) Dec. 2-3 April San Francisco-'to W.ins.iniii.— Lncy Jan. 10 Mar. •Via Caue of Good Hope. BY TELEGRAPH. . ' OVERSEAS. . LONDON, March 20. Sailed—Tainui. for Auckland. N.Z.sVossa, for Auckland. LO.N'DON, March 24. Arrivbd.-.-Moindy Manor, from Wallaroo, via Frcmantle; Sailed.—lndiariio, lor Sydney. SAN FRANCISCO, March 21 Arrived.—Colonel do Villebois Mareuil, ship, from Wellington (January 14); Rose Mahony, schooner. I from Melbourne (December 23). . COLOMBO. Marsh 24. Arrived.- Opihi. from Auckland, via Australian ports. SUEZ. March 24. Arrived.—Ardgowan, from Adelaide; Samnanger, from Frcmantle. SYDNEY, March 26. Arrived.—Atua. from Auckland. NEWCASTLE. March 28. Sailed.—Kurow, for Auckland. COASTAL. WEDNESDAY, MARCII 26. ' AUCKLAND. Sailed.-Athcnic (1".25 p.m.), for Wellington. NAPIER. Arrived.-Monowiii (1 n.m.), from Wellington, To Eail.-ICnhii (7 p.m.). for Wcllington. NEW PLYMOUTH Sailed.—Corinnii (noon), for Wellington. WANGANTJI. Arrived.—Kapill (1 p.m.), from Wellincton. Sailed—liloiilieim (5.10 p.m.), for Wellington. PATEA. Arrivcd.-llivwcra (4.15 p.m.). and Kapunl (4.40 p.m.), from Wellington. WESTHAVEN. Arrived.-Kcmiedy (4.40 p.m.), from Wellington. NELSON. Sailod.-Nikau (3 p.m.). for. Wellington. PICTON. Arrived.-Pateena (7.30 p.m.), from WcK linglo,, - ' oKBYMom-n. Sailed.-Kamo (6 p.m.), for Wellington. DUNKDIN. [ Sailed.-Rosamond (2.25 p.m.), for northern 1 ports; Karainu (4.5 p.m.), for Timaru 1 .

U'TTKLTON. Arrived.—Kanna ("1.40 p.m.), from Newcastle. fiailed.-Mararon (-6.35 p.m.), for Wellington. iSllll' IN A UUIiKICANU. TWO MKN LOST OVKIIUOAIU). Ell route from Nukualofa to Sijii Francisco, the hiiriiiienlino CrouUuU arrived ill I'ago I'liKo on Jiiiiuary 25. with her g:i!liiii(-nmpts, jiliboom, and head-gear (tarried mviiy. The Crockett wa.H caught in a hurricane when hix hours out from Nukualofa, and lost two liicu overboard; also Iho lifeboat. The male, besides, had life hit ml hatil.v mimshed. On arrival at l'ago i'ago. four sailors refused duty, ami the capiiiln, after giving them four days in which to conUiler their nnnitioii, had them :nrested ami brought before- the Court. One of the snilore, who was also charged wi;!i assaulting the captain, wns sentenced to l< moiilbs' hard labour, irlillo tlio oihers will hnvo to put in two iiioiillin' hard labour working on 'the roads. . MOANA'S PABSENGKHB. The following llrst-t'liißS pasbcngers arrived by the liioiiini from Wan Francinco: From .San Vrancißco—Mr. J). J. ltighton, Mrfl. 15. J. Highlon. Mr. A. Sutherland, .Mrs. ,1. M. haundoru, Miss 11. Cuojvjr, Lieut. Kdic. Serßl. J(. I/udlii'-C'ilison,' Mr. James limes. Air. T. U. Wincliccl, Mr. W. T. Iliichlcy, Mr. Ij. 0. Thaw, Mr. W. 11. Dwyer, Mrs. H. Uobinson, Wi.su J, Cook, Lieut. A. M'l'iicrson, Mrs. A. il'l'liorfo:), Ciipliiin Hell, Gunner It. M'Oaughey. l!ev. J. Marshall, Mr. Jl. M. liailey, Mr. H. Xichollf, Mr. L. M. M'l'herson. Worn Papeete: Mr. Marcel Harrier. From lta.rotonga: Mr. J. T. Cross. Mso. Bcrridccß. ATIIEXIO DUB TO-MOltltOW. Tho Whito Star liner Athenic leaveu Auckland ill noon ycsicrday lor Wellington, (ind sho will arrive here to-morrow morning. After discharging a part cargo at Wellington,.she will probably on Monday leave for Lyttclton. TAIiNUI DUE MD Al'lUL. Tho local oftlco of the Shaw, Savill, and Albion fjine advise that tho liner Tuinui left London on March IB for Wellington— her llrat port of call. Who is due hero about April 29. She hne troops ou board and is in ballast. CUPIC LEAVES PAJfAMA. The White Stnr etoauicr Cuiic, en route from St. John to New Zealand and Australian ports, left Panama on March 5 for Auckland. ' . TUB BESSA. Mcßsrs. Dalgety and Co., agents for tho United State) and Australasia Line, mlviso that tile steamer lleseii, which was previously reported to have left New York for Auckland, Sβ' controlled by the U.S. and A. Company, mid has cargo for Auckland, Wellington, Sydney, and Melbourne. - MESS-TABLE GOSSIP. Mr. J. Gill, second oilicer of the Koinata. has come ashore, and Mr. I'. IV. lukster has joined thp vessel Mr. W. 0. {lawyers lias joined tho Mararoa as second olnccr, succeeding Mr. J. E. Walker. Mr. E. 0. Morris, wireless operator on the liiverina, has been relieved by Mr. 1!. S. Taylor. Mr. C. T. Duncan hue signed on tho articles of the Wootton a* engineer, Mr. F. Henry having come ashore. CapUin J. E.. Uroßsland, Lieut.-Com-raander K.N. It., H.D.. who hae commanded the Athenic on and off einco 1913, rejoined the vessel in England before sho left on her present voyage. On her last voyage, when she stranded on a reef at Kingstown. Jamaica, he was in command of the company's liner Cyinerlc, carrying troops from America to England. Dr. Hutcheson, surgeon on the Moaua., has come ashore, and last evening left for the eolith by the Maori. Mr. A. Johnson, third engineer on tho Moana, will conio ashore this week. Another "stop-work" meeting of the Wellington Waterside Workers' Union will be held this morning. A special westing of the Australasian Institute of Marine Engineers is advertised for Friday. Tho Jfapourika was to have left Auckland yesterday afternoon for Wellington. The War Opal, the New Zealand and African Company advises, lias been fixed to load a cargo of wool at, Gieborne for Liverpool, after completing discharge of her American cargo at Port Chalmers. The San Francisco steamer Moana berthed at No. 14 Jervois Quay yesterday afternoon to discharge lilt cargo, which this trip includes a smaller consignment of Truit than usual. .Overseas sailings from. Wellington inmorrow morning will be:—B.S. and \, Company's Mamari for London, via Bombay; Federal-Shire steamer Argyllshire for Liverpool, via the. Indian port: and the Farnworth for Liverpool, via Panama. Carrying Calcutta cargo, the Union Company's Waihora will not reach Welington until to-morrow. The' departure of tho - Canterbury Com. pany'B Calm' for .southern ports has been dolayed until to-morrow, this being necessary to enable all her cargo to be lifted. It is expected that the brigantine Aratapu, which arrived at Duncdin on Sunday with a cargo of phosphates and genupcral merchandise from Melbourne, will load at the southern port for Wellington The following boats will bo within range of the Wellington Hadio Station to-day:— Paieena, liiverina, Monowai, and the ferry steamers. The collier Kamo cleared the Grey bar at 6 p.m. yesterday for Wellington. Fittings saved from the wrecked steamer Miiitoi before sho broke up at liaroionga wrc brought to Wellington yesterday by the Moana. There was not a great quantity, but what there was comprised woodwork generally, doors, wiro-mattrcsscs, copper piping, wash-basins, stokehold irons, etc. An officer of the Moana, speaking to o Dominion reporter, said that all that won now left of the Maitni wnß the amidships section—the cylinders and boiler. Tho Moeraki •will- arrive at Wellington about -4 o'clock this afternoon from Sydney. Tho Mararoa will not receive cargo today owing to the s;.op-work meeting of tho wharf workers, to bo' held this morning. The Oallone will sail on Saturday for London, via Panama. Tho Ilororata will now leave on Monday for Lyttclton and Port Chalmers. Tho New Zealand Shipping Company's Opawa arrived at Uarve on March 15 from Jfsntc Video. Two vessels from New Zealand ports, whoso arrival overseas is reported, arcColonel do •Villeboie Mareuil, ship, at San Francisco from Wellington; Opihi, at Colombo, bound from Auckland to Genoa. The Australian steamer Ooma is at Lyttelton loading tallow and pelts for Home ports. It is understood that sho will load a record cargo of tallow. The number of casks is stated to bo 13,000. In addition she will take a large shipment of preserved meat and general cargo. The American schooner Irene, which is at present anchored in tho Lyttelton rtrfcim awaiting orders, dragged • her anchor during tho curly hours of Saturday morning, and had a narrow escape of drifting ashore (says tho "Tjyttclton Times"). Tho sails wero hoisted, and after an hour and a half of lacking tho veßb-cl was. returned to her former anchorage.