SHIPPING NEWS

Dominion, Volume 14, Issue 4, 30 September 1920, Page 8

SHIPPING NEWS

PHASES CF THE MOON. ' SEPTEMBER. Day. Hr. in. Last quarter 6 6 35 a.m. Now moon 13 0 22 a.m. First- quarter 20 4 25 p.m. Full moon 1 27 p.m. HOOK. Moon rises to-day, 8.33 p.m.; sets, 6.30 a.m. StTN. Sun rlseß to*day, 5.28 a.m.; pete. 5.55 p.m. .HIGH WATEH. To-day, 5.51 a.m.; 5.59 p.m. To-morrow, 6.25 a.m.; 6.53 p.m. ARRIVALS. WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 29. ALEXANDER, b.b. (2 a.m.). 377 tons, J. Wildmnn, from Jlangarakau. POUFJtUA. 8.8. (5 a.m.), 1175 ton 6. H. A. Cojc, from Tlinaru. „ KAITOA, s.b. (6.55 a.m.), 319 tons, W. Wlldman, from Nelson. WAHINE, b.b. (7.10 a.m.), tons, A. Edwin, from byttclton. OPAWA, a.n. (8.50 a.m.), 110 tons, W. Nicholas, from Blenheim. BADEN POWELL, s.s. (9 a.m.>, 174 tons, C. M'Phcrson, from Lyttelton. KOMATA, b.b. (10.10 a.m.), 2048 tone, H. Bold, from Westport. WAITANGI, s.s. (11 a.m.), 171 tons. A. Fir.k. from Patea. T WOOTTON, s.s. (4.45 p.m.), 151 tons, L. Lorscu. from Lyttelton. PUTIKI. s.s. (7.30 n.m.). 409 tons. F. Norling, from Napier. \ , THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 30. MAGIO, auxiliary schooner (0.10 a.m.), 82 tons, G. King, from Sandy Bay. DEPARTURES, WEDNESDAY. SEPTEMBER 29. WESTMEATH, e.g. (11.25 a.m.), 8129 tons, G. Ferguson, for Avonmoutli. MAPOURIKA! s.s. (12.20 p.m.). 1203 tons, Scwell, for Picton. KARAMU. s.s. (3.30 p.m.). 734 tons, O. Bullock, for Greymouth. KAITOA, s.s. (5.25 p.m.), 319 tons. W. , Wildmau, for Nelßon. KAMO, s.s. (5.30 p.m.), 1236 tons. J. Ws.tr.in. for Westport. KAPITI, s.s. (5.50 p.m.), 242 tons, W. Sawyers, for Wanganul. WAHINE. su. (7.50 p.m.), 4436 tons. G. Edwin, for Lyttelton. OAN.OPtJS, b.s. (9.40 p.m.), 1337 tons. It. E. Price, for Westport. THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 30. MAKO, s.s. (1.30 a.m.), 505 tons, S. Jones, for Picton. EXPECTED ARRIVALS. Arat.ipu, Lyttelton. September SO. Oraaka, Blenheim, September 30. 1 Walcntu. Kaikoura. September 30. Maori, Lyttelton. September 30. Nikau, Nelson. September 30. Mapourika, Picton. September 30. Waira.ii, l'icton, September 30. Kapuni. Paten, September 20. Karu, Lyttelton, September 30. Hula, Wanganui. September 30. . Wahlnc. Lyttelton. October 1. Kaltou, Nelson, October 1. Kanna. Newcastle. October 1. Kamona. Auckland, October 1. Kapiti. Wanganui. October i. fiarprntarla. Auckland, October 1. Maori, Lyttelton, October 2. Nikau, Nelson. October 2. Mnpourika, Picton. Oftoher 1. Liberty, Auckland, October 2. Opawa, Blenheim. October ". Kurow, Sydney, October J. Coronation, Auckland. October Z Hawera, Patea, October 2. PROJECTED DEPARTURES. Jtako. Picton, September 30. Canadian Prospector,' Auckland, Sept. 38. Blonheim, Hnveloek and Sounds, Sept. 30. Opawa. Blenheim. Septcmebr 30. ■ Hawera, Patea, September 30. Paloona, Melbourne. September 30. Wootton. Greymouth, September 30. Baden Powell, Lyttelton. September 30. 1 Ngahcrc, Greymouth. September 30. Poherua, Weßtport. September 30, Maori, Lyttelton. Stitombcr 30, Nikau, Nelson. September 30. , • ' Ulimaroa, Sydney and ltobart, Sept. 30 Kapuni, Patea. September 30. WalVine, Lyttelton, October 1. Kaltoa, Neleon, October l. Mapourika, Picton and Nelson, Oct. 1. I ICapiti. Wanganui. October 1. Hawera, Patea, October 1. ' Putiki. Napier. Gisborno. and Akltto, i October 1. Port Alma, London. October 1. - Hotito. Lyttelton. October l._ ; Lily, Lyttelton. October 1. , Huia, Wanganui, October 1. Calm. Lyttelton. October 1. Wakatu, Lyttelton. via, Kaikoura, Oct. 1. Wairau, Rlenheiiti, October 1. Omaka. Blenheim, October l. : Alexander, Nelson and Const, Oct. 1. i Maori, Lyttelton. October 2. - ' "Nikau, Nelson, October 5. Itaupo. Newcastle. October 2. Komata, Westport, October 2. BY TELEGRAPH. ' COASTAL. j WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 29. 3 AUCKLAND. I Sailcd.-Mokoia (7.20 p m.). tor Suva. NEW PLYMOUTH. - Arrived.—Arapawa (12.30 p.m.), from Wanganui. PICTON. r Arrived.—Mapourika (4.55 p.m.), from Wellington. Sailed—Mapourika '7.45 p,m.), for. Nelsom Breeze (8 p.m.). fur Wanganui. LYTTELTON. i Arrived—Maori i 9.25 a.m.), Ironi Wellington. Sailed.—Wanaka (2.10 p.m.). for Auckland; Wakatu (6.20 p.m.). for Kaikoura; Maori l j (8,30 p.m.), for Wellington. 5 CONCERT BY RUAPEIIU ATHENIO. Last evening members of the crews of )• the Home linerß Rjmpehu and Athenlc gave a concert at the Concert Chamber, Town Hall, iu aid of the local Hospital. There was a vo.ry good attendance, and >. the programme presented was bright and , attractive and fully appreciated by tho V audience. A sketch written and produced . by Mr. H.. S. Buckingham, of the Ruft' pehu, and acted by "The liuapeliu-ena," consisting of Messrs. 0. Jnmiceon, W. J. Woolley, E. Lawless, G. Wagstaffe, and ? I. Nicholls, was one of the best items of • tho evening, while a sketch by Bcntlcy and Mace, of tho Athenlc. was so appreit dated that tho performers wcro recalled several times. The singing of Mr. R. James, electrician of tho Ituapehu. was d a feature of the evening's entertainment. The following also contributed items :- Messrs. H. S. Buckingham (Ruapehu). E. Adlington (dame comedian), T. Ridge (Athenlc), Joss (Athenic). and T. Tickle (Athenlc). The entertainment waß organised by Mr. W. J. Woolley, and tb« success of the evening was largely due to e his efforts and those of Mr. H. W. Rus,i sell-Colo (Athenic), who acted as the manager. The whole of the proceeds will L " be donated to the Public Hospital, tho concert party paying all its expenses. 'e 18 THE SAN FRANCISCO BOATS. The Marania, which is due here from II Han Francißco on October 5, will Bail on 18 tho return trip on October 12. The Tofua a- will leavo Wellington for San Francisco about November 12. j' PAKEHA -LEAVES NORFOLK, j The Pakcha. which left Wellington on ,i August 20. left Norfolk, Virginia, ou , September 18 in continuation of her vor. age to London. y ULIMAR.OA'S PASSENGERS, j The Huddart-Parkcr steamer Ulimaroa is to sail at noon to-day for Sydney. Shu 9 - will take the following saloon naßscn ie gera:—Misses 'Muir, Bell, Cook, Penlington, a' Pulnian, Middleton. A. R. Edwards, Is Walsh, S. Barraud. T. Malonev. E. M. -p. Todd, H. J. Elmslie. Bull, Bonnington, J. „ Hunt, Campbell, M. Jarman, W. Jarraan, , Redfern, Judd, Whiting. O'Connor, Johanien, O.tenliam, Josling, Balder, M. Watson, U M'Gilt. M. Grant, It. Grant, M. t. is Baiter, W. M. Melhuish. Greenslaae, •s Lucas, Doughty. Kenning. E. M. Hyde. Is E. 0. Knight. Cook. Patterson, Rowel!. „ Dorman, Sutton, Nurse Blaus aim ~i " children, Jt'csdames Sands, Drewitt and ?. children, C. Ruddenklau. C. O. Muir, r - Ituddenklau, I'enrce. Longmore. Penllnfton, ,T. Yates, B. Metz, Harrison and I children, Harrison and child, Ilnlthonne and infant, W. K Didrfury. Blundell, ErnlMuvnite and family. S. H. Myoi'B, Spiers and Infant, Hall and infant, Singh, Wedderßpoon, O'Leary, A. E. Kelaoy. A. 11. Monnler, J. O. Carter, lllnir and ■ll F. ilunt. Mowat and 2 children, Paw-sex, , (,'alvin, Harley. Punter, Bush. E. Graham, M. M. Le Crcn. Sheppard, Geo. ffhiuog. M'Conachy, J. Moore. Mason and J child--10 ren, Grant, Salmon, T. 11. Andrew, 1- O'Brien, Fitzgerald. Grcensladc. T. Hodgins S Watson and infant. K. Lewin, h Dinwlddic, S. Shearan. N. It. Smith, „ Lucas, E. 7.V. Ilornebrook, D. M l inlay, b N C. Wood and son. Cool;, E. A. Graham, . Pearcc, Powell, Jlyi'cr, Furby, llillam, J. lt Adams, Co;ivoy and Infant., Dougherty, ii- Bittclmoyor, Sutton. C. L. Hicks, Duncaii and inrant, Captain Simpson. Captain A. T. Norton, Messrs. HeArn. Bceb.v, E. Good, J, K, ltaw, W. It. Doughty, 0. A. Ramsay, G H. Cfilley, G. W. I'. Creed. W. Lints, (!. 11. Ross, H. E. Redstone. N. Alcxanuer, M'Donald. O. Tuckman, J. Printer. Crulckshank, Stcgcr, Sands, Drewitt, HuddcuMan (2V J. Yi'tea, B. Metz. Harrison (2), Singh. R. A. M'Kuy. L. H. Russell, a. Thomas. Trimmers. Edney. Kractz, Parker, Milne, Hiachlcy, Wcdderspoon, L. A. it Deiti". J. Brown, W. Driscoll, O'Leary, W. AVhitta. Mason, A. E. Kelscy, 'wdd, 11. .1. Manev. Bush. Hasetdinc. Brown. W. V. Vnrdle, F. Carter, T. Joory. llarre, V Irnnt. E Grant. I). M. Finlay, •V W. Grceuslade, T. White, A. K. Mounler, <1 ■]. G. Darter, Blair and infant, F. lluut, Mowat, Pawsey, Rubiuc, Gibsou, Galvin,

TTarloy, Whiting and son, 11. Roberts, M'Kenzie, L. A. Jacobaon, W. Kitson, P. S. Oram. Flanagan, C. J, Hakor. I. Hart, Tatton, 11. Eldred, '11.I 1 . J. Evans, lloggart, If. W. .Hillam, I!. Gibson, O'Brien, C. Stafford. Jas, Adam?, J. Creasey, W, J, Coulter, S.' Cook, Nicholas, Coetzee, Salmoil, F. JI. Keightley, W. 11. Smith, A. 0, l <ibt>. JfINERIC FROM CALCUTTA. The Mimoric. is due 011 Sunday from Calcutta, via Newcastle, en route to South American ports. The vessel will take 200 stud cheep aboard here. The sheep aro being r.bioned by Matson and Company, of Duiiedin, and Dalgety and Company, and by Redpath and Sons 011 behalf .of Australians. GENERAL STEAMSHIP CORPORATION; Mr. E. G. P. Zohrab has taken over from j Messrs. Levin and Company the Welling- | toil agency for the General Steamship Corporation. The vcsaels of this lino include the West Mahwali, which has already visited Wellington, und the West llolbrook, which in due at Auckland soon and later visits Wellington. KIA ORA AT COLON The Kia Ora. -which sailed from Wei. llnglon on September 3 for London, left Colon on September 27 in continuation ol her voyage. PALOONA DELAYED. The Union Company's intercolonial stei. mer Paloona wan unable to leave yesterday. She is to eail at 3 p.m. to-day for Melbourne. WESTMEATH SAILS. , The liper Westnlcn.Ul went .into th» stream (it 7.5 a.m. yesterday, end about four hours later left for Avonmouth and Newport (Wales). ISLANDS WRONGLY CK/UITEB. Two Bmall islands which 110 near the course of vessels running from Fiji in Samoa liave been found to be wrongly charted. This discovery was made bv the navigation officer of H.M.6. Eenown during her voyage from Sydney to Apia. The error will bo corrected in all charts of the South Seas issued henceforth. KUMABA AT LONDOW. Tlio S.S. and A. liner Kumara, which left Wellington on August 6, arrived jtt London 011 September 28. MESS-TABLE GOSSIP. Mr. R. ttodjrei'B haß joined the ICapiti as mate. Mr. .E. C. Young has joined 'the Hawera as mate, vice Mr. T. Robertson. Mr. G. W. Evans, first mate of the Poherua, has left that vessel, and Mr. W. Wlvtefield. I'itp first officer of the Kamo, has joined in his stead. Mr. J. C. Barnctt has joined the Kamo. Captain A. T. Norton, late of tho Monowai. and Oaptaiu G. Simpson, late of the Shahristan, now the Kawatiri, will be oassengers for Sydney by the Plimaroa to-day. The following steamer? were expected to lie within -range of the undermiVitioned wirclcßO .stations last night:—Awanui: Tahiti, Kurow, Kanna, Saeki ifaru, Tarawera,. Kent. Tairoa. West Holbrootf. Auckland: Tahiti, Kurow, Arahura, Wanaka, Saeki ll'iru, Tarnwera, Kent, Talma, West Holbrook. Mokoia, Harunasen Maru. Wellington: Wnhine, Maori, Westmeath, Tarawera, Canadinn Prospector, Arahura, Paloona, Iceland, Wanaua. Chathams: Tairoa. * Owing to the waterfront trouble tho Kennedy's trip to. Wo.nganui under Messrs. Johnston and Company's agency has been cancelled. She left Foxton last night for Tarakohc. where she will load for Foxton. She is not duo hero until Sunday. . The Wavcrley will go to .New Plymouth from Patea instead of returning here. After' returning to Patea again sho will come 011 to Wellington, being duo about Sunday. The Ngahere was uuablo to get away for Greymouth yesterday, owing to being Hhort-maimed throush the troubla on tho waterfront. She should finish bunkering the Ruapchu to-day. and will laavo for Greymouth Messrs. Briscoe and Companv. the owners of the auxiliary schooner Houto. have chartered the vessel to the Gisborno Shpepfarmers' Freezing Comnany for a period of three months. The vessel, which is Jield lip here, will on discharge of her Lyttelton cargo proceed to fileborne. Raupo ehouifl have concluded list overhaul in time to be disnatchod on Saturday lor Newcastle. The Navua.has been hela up at Dunedln owing to wet weather. and will not ar rive here now until Sunday. Sho will sail on Monday for Auckland direct. With general cargo, tlie Kurow 1» due 011 Saturday from Sydney. The Rona is -waiting at Newcastle tn load coal for Wellington. The Canadian Prospector's departure for Auckland has been postDoned until to-day. It is hoped to disnatch the Wootton tor Greymouth to-day, but if the trouble on the waterfront continues tho vessel's departure will be postponed. It ia reported that the Perth has left Sydney or Newcastle for New Zealand, She is to load timber in the Dominion for Australia. The Northumberland is to leave Napiei on Thursday or Friday for Gisborno and Wellington. She is due here on Tucs day, and will sail a week later for Boston 1 and New York. The Karamea is to leave Newcastle foi Wellington to-da.v. Tho Waipori, bound from Napier t< Westpnrt, passed Wellington at 7.30 p.m 1 yesterday.