SHIPPING NEWS

Dominion, Volume 15, Issue 55, 28 November 1921, Page 8

SHIPPING NEWS

PHASES OF THE MOON. NOVEMBER. Dav. Hr. m. First quarter 8 3 24 a.m. Ihill Jmoon >••• 16 19 a.m Last quarter 22 11 11 p.m. New moon 30 0 36 a.m. MOON Moon rises, 3.18 a.m.; Beta, 5.40 p.m. SUN. Sun rises, 4.14 a.m.; sets, 7.4 p.m. HIGH WATER. To-day, 2.28 a.m.; 3 p.m. To-morrow, 3.24 a.m.; 3.56 p.m. ARRIVALS. SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 26. CALM, s.s. (6.5 a a.m.), 981 tons, Robertbou. from Wanganui. NIKAU. s.b. (7.10 a.m.), 243 tons, Hay, from Nelson. MARAROA, s.s. (7.40 a.m.). 2598 tons, Irwin. from Lyttelton. KOUTUNUI, s.s. (8.2 a a.m.), 171 tons, Be-’ton. from Napier. CORINNA, s.s. (10.45 a.m.), 1271 tons, Edge, from Lyttelton. SUSSEX, s.b. (6.25 p.m.), 5686 tons, J, Squires, from Auckland. MAPOURIKA. s.s. (8 p.m.). 1203 tons, Collins, from Pieton and Nelson. SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 27. WAKATU. s.s. (7 a.m.), 157 tons, Robertson. from Kaikoura. WAHINE, s.s. (7 a.m.), 4436 tons, Cameron. from Lyttelton. KAITOA, s.s. (7.45 a.m.), 319 tons, Wildman. from Nelson. KENNEDY, s.s. <7.50 a.m.), 226 tons. A. Stuart, from Foxtoii. > KAWI.KA. s.s. (8.20 a.m.), 1148 tons, Proseer, from Nelson. WINGATUT. s.s. (12.10 p.m.), 3080 tons, Paul, from Lyttelton. lONIC, s.s. <3 p.m.), 12,351 tons, R. G. Smith, from London. KARORI. s.s. (5.10 p.m.), 1863 tons, Knowles, from. Napier. DEPARTURES. SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 26. TAINUL s.s. (6.30 a.m.), 10,000 tons, Kelly, for Southampton. KAPITI. s.s. (2 p.m.), 242 tons, Sawyers, for Wanganui. _ NIKAU, s.s. (2 p.m.), 248 tons. Hay, for Nelson. ZITA, auxiliary schooner (3.15 p.m.), Johansen, for Lyttelton. NGATORO, b.s. (5.5 p.m.), 1120 tons, Dowell. fnr Grey mouth. MARAROA. s.s. (8 p.m.), 2598 tone, /Irwin. for Lyttelton. CALM, s.b. (10.10 p.m.), 981 tons, Robertson. for Lyttelton. CORINNA, s.s. (11.5 p.m.), 1271 tons, Edge, for New Plymouth. SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 27. KOHT. auxiliary schooner (5.30 a.m.), 125 tons. Nolder. for Pioton. ZITA, auxiliary schooner (6.20 p.m.), 170 tone, Johansen, for Lyttelton. EXPECTED ARRIVALS. Onawa. Blenheim, November 28. Wairau, Blenheim. November 28. Rawera, Batea, November 28. Kapuni, Pntea, November 28. Komata. Westport, November 28. Kamo, Greymouth. New Ply* mouth, November 28. Katoa. Auckland, November 28. Manuka, Sydney, November 28. Wanp-nnui. November 28.. Wootton. Lyttelton. November 28. Kaiwarra, Newcastle, November 28. Mararoa. Lyttelton, November 29. Nika ii, Nelson. November 29. Maponrikn,, Pioton, November Kaniti, Wanganui, November 29. Wahfne, Lyttelton. November 30. Kaitoa, Nelson. November 30. Wootton. Lyttelton, November 30. Ripple, Waikokopii, November 30. Putiki, East Coast. November 30. Invercargill. Havelock. November 30. Waverley. Patea. November 30. Westmeath, Auckland, iTovember 30. PROJECTED DEPARTURES. Onawa, Blenheim. November 28. Wahine, Lyttelton. November 28. Kaitoa. Nelson. November 28. Mapourika. Picton. Nelson, November 28 Invercargill, Havelock, bays. Nov 28. Hawera, Patea, November 28. Kauuni, Patea, November 28. Kahika. Oamaru. November 28. Katoa-, Lyttelton, Dunedin. November 28. Wootton. Lyttelton. Noyember 28. K ennedy, I oxton, November 28. v akatu. Kaikoura. November 28. Koutunui, Waikokopu. Napier, Nov. 28. Wlngatui, Napier, Auckland. Nov. 28. waverlev. Patea. November 28. Kamo. Greymouth. 2B. Mararoa. Lyttelton. November 29. Nikaii. Nelson. November 29. Karori, Greymouth. November 29 Komats, Westnort. November 29. Craig. Wnnga-ui. Novo>”ber 29. airau. Blenheim, November 29. TQiniti, Wanganui, November 29. Y ahllle, Lyttelton. November 30. Kaitoa. Nelson. November 30. Mapourika, Pict-on. November 30. "innln, Napier, Gisborne. A’iitio. Nov. 30. Putiki, Pirton. November 30. Invercargill, Wanganui, November 30. OVERSEA STEAMERS. MAHIA <S.S and A.), left Cardiff for Auckland Rent. 24. A rr. Auckland Oct. 31. Due here December 3. RAKANGA iS.S. and A.). left Middlehrongh for New Zealand ports Sept. 23 Arr Auckland Nov t. D uo here Nov. 28 WESTMEATH (N.Z.S. C-.i.1. left London *->r Auckland. Wellington. Lvttrito". pe*-* Chalmers Oct. 4. Arr. Auckland Nov. 25. Due here Nov. 30. MAMARI (S.S. and A.l. left London for Australian and New ,Zealand ports Oct. 6. Duo Australia Nov. 12. Due New Zealand Deo. a. WAIMATE (Federal Line), left Liverpool for Now Zealand, ports Oct. 8. Due Auckland Nov. 27. Due here Dec 3. PORT KEMBLA (O. and D), left Liverpool for Auckland. Wellington. Lyttelton Dunedin. Oct. 22. Due Auckland Nov. 28. Dire here Dec. 3. MAIMOA (S.S. and A.l. left Barry (Wales), for Timaru Oct. 28. Due Timaru Dec. 6.

KAIKOURA (N.Z.S. Co.) left Liverpool for Auckland. Wellington Lyttelton, and Port Chalmers Nov. 5. Duo Auckland Dec. 24. WHAKATANE .(N.Z.S. iCo.). left New York for Auckland. Wellington, Lyttelton. Port Ghfibners, Melbourne. Sydney. Nov. 4. Due Auckland Dec. 11. VERENTIA (C. and D.), left New York for Auckland. Wellington, Lyttelton, Dunedin Melbourne. Byaney, Nov. 9. Due Auckland Dec. 17. RUAHINE (N.Z.S. Co.), left Southampton for Wellington and Lyttelton. Nov. 10. ' PORT ALBANY (C. and D.). left London, via Panama, for Auckland, YVellington Nov 11. Dub Auckland Dec. 23. WAIHORA (U.S.S. Co.), left San Francisco for Auckland. Napier. Wellington. Dunedin. Nov. 5. Due Auckland Dec. 5. Due Wellington Dee. 9. NIAGARA (U.S.B. Co.), left. Vancouver for Auckland Nor. 12. Dn.n Auckland Dec 2 MARANA (S.S. and A.) left Liverpool for Auckland, Wellington, Lvttelton and Dunedin Nov. 19. Due Auckland Dec. 23. YEHTME MARU (Wright. Stephenson) left Los Angeles for Auckland. YVellii/g--ton, Sydney November 17. Duo Aucklimd Dec 14 Due here Dec. 18. EASTERN MOON (Dalgety and Oo.) left New York for Wellington; Lyttelton. Bluff. Adelaide. Sydney, •Brisbane Oct. 30. Due Wellington Dec. 18. TAIROA (S.S. and A', left Cardiff for Bluff Nov. 22. Due Bluff Jan. 1. 1922.

TO-DAY’S BERTHAGE LIST. Oneen’s Wharf.— Ngahere. No. 1 north (to sh?ft alongside Australia): Manuka. No. 1 north: Sussex, No. 1 south; Kcytunui. No. 3; Mapourika, No. 4 centre; Nora Niven No. 5; Wakatu. No. 7 north: Bien heim.’No. 8: Kaitoa No. 10; Kennedy No 11 south; YVairnu. No. 11 north: Wootton. No. 13 south; Waverley. No. 13: Onawa. No. 13 north: Invercargill. No. 13 north; Karori, No. 16. Ferry Wharf.—Wahine. Railway Wharf.—Komata. Coronation. Australia. Glasgow Wharf.—Raranga. Kamo. Kahika, Kanuni. „ King’s Wharf.—lonic. Hawera, Invercargill. Joan Craig. Thorndon Breastwork.—H.M.S. Chatham. At the Slip.—Regulus. Rosamond. Worser Bs.y.—Zita. In the Stream.—Moeraki. Kaikorai. Pohe rua. Rona, Raupo. Amokura, Takapuna. B).' TELEGRAPH. OVERSEAS. SYDNEY. November 25. Arrived.—Laura, from Auckland: Opun. from Auckland; E. R. Sterling, from Auckland. SYDNEY'. November 27. Arrived— Cnthl'’t, from Gisborne; Tahiti, from YVcllingCon. COASTAL. SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 26. LYTTELTON. Arrived.—Wahine (7 «.m.), from Wellington; Waikouaiti (10.5 a.m,). from Dunedin; War Lord, schooner (11.50 a.m.), from Gisborno. Sailed—Kanna (5.15 p.m.), for Westport; Matakana (5.20 p.m.). for Dunedin. AUCKLAND. Sailed.—Mahia (1.45 p.m.), for Napier. PATEA. Arrived.—Kapuni (6.10 a.m.). from Wellington. NELSON Arrived.—Kaitoa (7 a.m.). from Wellington. GREYMOUTII. Arrived. —YVaipori (6.45 a.tuj, from Wellington. SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 27. LYTTELTON. I Arrived.—Mararoa (9.25 a.m.), from YVellington. 1

AUCKLAND. Arrived.—Ngakuta, (7 a.m.), from Napier. WANGANUI. Arrived—Kapiti (7 a.m.), from Wellington lONIC FROM LONDON. The Shaw, Savill and Albion steamer lonic, with 506 steerage Immigrants and 147 other passengers, and 7000 tons of general cargo, arrived in the stream ycsteiday. She is expected to berth at about I a.m. to-day. , o . The lonic left Southampton on October 20, and called at Panama, leaving Balboa on November 5. During the voyage there was one death in the steerage, and three stowaways were apprehended, lhe passenger list is as follows:— Lieut. E. Anderson, Mr. E. Blunden, Mr. R. Buchanan, Mrs. Buchanan, Miss R. Buchanan, Mrs. M. Burdon Mr. J. Cammack, Mr. A. Campbell, Mrs. M. Case • berg, Miss S. Caselberg, Master L. Caselberg. Miss V. Caselberg, Mr. H. ChryetaU, Mr. IV. Cocker, Mr. H. Coverdale, Mr. W. Oruickshank, Mrs. T. Edmonds. Mr. W. Fitzherbert Mrs. Fitzherbert, Captain C. Griffiths, Miss O. Harper, Mr L. Harris, Mrs. E. Hinton, Mr. J. Holmes, Mm. Holmes, Rev. J. Hyland, Miss M. Loftman, Col. Sir A. Mayo-Robson, K.8.E., Miss B. Mayo-Robson, Miss H. McKinstry, Mrs. I. Milsom. Master D. Milsojn, Miss L. Page, ■'Mr. M. Peacock. Mrs. Peacock. Miss K. Peacock. Miss E. Peacock, Miss F. Peacock, Miss K. Sheffield, Misb M. fihelley, Mr. D. Stewart, Mrs. Stewart, Miss P. Stewart, Mr. C. Stoddart, Mr. A. Mall, Mrs. S. Wells. Mr. A. Allan. Mr. G. Baker. Mr F, Bass, Mrs. Baes. Miss D. Bass. Miss A. Baxter, Miss IL Bird, Mr. W. Brand, Mrs. Brand, Miss J. Broom, Mr. J. Byrcn, Mrs. Byrch, Miss M. Byrch, Mias E. Byrch Mr. A. Cameron. Mrs. Cameron, Miss A. Chalcraft, Mr. W. Croft, Mrs. Croft, Miss A. Croft, Mias T. Croft, Mrs. G. Curtis. Master J. Curtis. Mr. 0. Dahl. Mr. G. Dippie, Miss M. Early, Mr. W. Easton, Mr. V. Evans, Mrs. Evans, Miss .M. Fisher, Mr. J. Fleming, Mrs. Fleming, Mies E. Garlick. Miss L. Gerfaud, Mies E. Goodall, Mr. J. Graham, Mrs. Graham, Miss M. Graham. Mr. J. Gray, Mrs. Gray, Mrs. M. Gray, Mr. J. Hargreaves. Miss A. Hunter, Mr. A. Kendall, Mrs. Kendall, Mr. J. Kerr, Mr. J. Knights, Mrs. Knights, Master T. Knights., Miss L. Knights, Mrs. I. Long, Miss M. Long, Master J. Long, Miss P. Long, Miss E. Long, Rev. D. Lordan. Mr. J. Mackie, Mrs. Mackie, Miss H. Mallalieu, Mrs. H. Nicholson, Miss J. Nicholson, Mr. O. Orchard, Mrs. Orchard, Miss V. Orchard, Mr. J. Patton. Mrs. Patton, Mr. J. Patton. Mrs. C. Peacock, Miss M. Peacock. Mrs. A. Read. Miss A. Read. Mr. W. Riddell, Mrs. Riddell. Miss E. Rodgers, Mr. S. Rolfe, Miss M. Rawle, Mr. J. Ryrie, Mrs. Ryrie, Mr. W. Settle, Mrs. Settle, Master F. Settle, Mies N. Settle. Mrs. C. Settle. Mies F. Settle, Master R. Settle. Mr. 11. Settle, Miss W. Shackleton, Mr. J. Simpson, Mrs. Simpson, Miss I. Struthers. Miss .0. <Tegart, Mrs. A. Thomson, Miss E. Thomson, Master G. Thomson, Master J. Thomson. Miss M. Wallis. Mrs. G. White. Miss K. Woollcombe. Miss F. Woollcombe, Miss G. Yeudall, Miss O. L. Cracknell; and 506 steerage.

’ WIRELESS FROM MANUKA. According to a wireless message received on Saturday from the Manuka, en route from Sydney to Wellington, the vessel should arrive in the stream at 10 this morning. The Union Company advises that the Manuka will receive cargo on Wednesday, and sail on the return voyage the following day. WHANGAPE FOR WELLINGTON. The Union Company’s steamer Whangape was exnected to clear Newcastle on. Saturday for Wellington and Dunedin. MARAMA FOR-WELLINGTON. The Manama, which arrived at San Francisco on Tuesday night from Sydney and Wellington, was expected to sail on the return voyage on Saturday. ORIENT LINE. Movements of units of the Orient Line engaged in the London-Sydney service are announced as follow:— The mail steamer Oeterley, which arrived at Sydney on Saturday, will sail for London on December 10. The intermediate service steamer Omar is due at Sydney on December 5, and will not now sail on the return voyage until December 20. The other intermediate vessel. Orcades. now in Sydney, will sail for London on December 6. instead of December 3, as previously announced. e THE NIKAU Upon arrival from Nelson to-morrow, the ferry steamer Nikau will proceed to the slip for painting and cleaning. She will come down in the afternoon and sail at 5 o’clock as usual. Messrs. W. M. Bannatvne. the local agents, advise that the vessel will not load outward cargo tnar day. SUSSEX TN PORT. Tn continuation of her voyage from New York, via Auckland, the Sussex arrived at Wellington oh Saturday night. From here the vessel wijl subsequently proceed to Lvttelton and Dunedin, and thence on to Melbourne. KAIWARRA DUE TO-DAY. As wireless message received on Saturday from the Kaiwa.rra, on route from Newcastle, Advised that she would now arrive at Wellington this afternoon. THE JRARANGA. The Raranga i® due to-day from Wanganui to complete loading, and io scheduled to sail for London, via Cape Horn, on Friday net. JOAN CRAIG FOR MELBOURNE. Messrs C. McArthur and Co. advise that the Joan Craig will be dispatched to-mor row fo»’ Wanganui, wher.s ehe will loud for Melbourne. THE MATAKANA. No change is announced in connection with the programme of the S.S. and A. steamer Matakana. now at Dunedin. The vesso! ih expected to return to Wellington on December 8. and is set down to sail for London, via Cape Horn, on December 14. MOVEMENTS OF THE CANADIAN PIONEER. The Canadian Pioneer is now expected to leave New Plymouth to-morrow evening for Melbourne, Sydney/ and Brisbane, and thence American and Canadian ports. UNION COMPANY’S APPOINTMENTS. In view vf'the approaching transfer to Wellington of the head office of the Union Steam -Ship Company of New Zealar.i. Ltd., several staff changes are about to be made (reports the Dunedin “Star"). Mr. S. K. Sleigh, at present manager of the Christchurch branch, has been appointed manager at Dunedin, and will take up his duties early in December. He will also carry out the dutiea of secretary. Mr. W. H. Price, manager of the Timarn branch, will take cliiirge of the branch at Christchurch. Mr. R. D. Halstead, of the head office staff, has been appointed manager at Timaru, and will take up his new duties at au early date. MADIA’S PROGRAMME. The Mahia arrived at Napier from Auckland yesterday, and upan completion of loading there will come on to Wellington, where she is due on Saturday next. The vessel will proceed to Picton six days later, and is timed to clear that port for London, via Cape Horn, on December 14. MESS-TABLE GOSSIP. Captain J Itankine has peen appointed to the command of the Kini, relieving Captain 11. Cordy, who has come ashore for instructions. Captain E. U. Vellenoweth has come ashore from the Flora on holiday leave. Mr. C. J. Hobden, formerly chief steward of the Arawa, who naa since bceu purser on the Waihehe lor about two years, and spent seven months on holiday in London, is chief steward ’of the liner Tamui, now at Wellington. Mr. G. A. Grey, chief officer of the Flora, has come ashore on holiday leave. The following vessels were expected to be within range of the undermentioned wireless stations last nightAwanui—Kaiwarra, Waitcmata, Manurewa, Ulimaroa. In range after 12.30 p.m.: Waihora. Niagara. Auckland—Waimate. Port Kembla, Arahura, Mahia. Wellington—Karori, Tainui. Manuka, Katoa, Raranga, lonic. Messrs. W. M. Bannatyne advise that the Regulus, which is expected to come down from the slip on Friday next, will sail the following Monday for Nelson, Westport, and Greymouth. The Kini is to leave Onehunga tomorrow for Nelson aud Picton, subsequently visiting Wellington to replenish her bunkera. after which she will return to the first-named port. Due on Wednesda.v from Waikokopu. the Ripple will sail the same evening for Napier, Gisborne, and Akitio. The Union Company advises that the Kamona Is expected to leave Greymouth at the end of the week with a cargo of coni and timber for Wellington. The Waverley came down from the slip on Saturday, and will sail for Patea today. She should return about Wednesday The Putiki is now expected to return from the East Coast on Wednesday, and will leave later in the day for Picton, where she will load chaff for the former place. The Invercargill, which will be dispatched to-day for Havelock and bays, is expected to return on Wednesday, and will lo”ve the so’ne r, .ay for Wnncanui The Shaw-Savill liner Tainui called for Southampton and London, via Panama, at daybreak on Saturday. | The auxiliary bcow Kohi left Welling- 1

ton on Saturday cveninp: for gon. Motueka and Takaka to load stone. Tho Cahn, which R y l ,® d J or n Timaru, Dunedin, and Bluff on Saturday 6x001111?, Is due back at VI e-hngto wards the end of tbe current week. The Kahika is set down to sail 10-nay for Oamaru, taktng cargo. The John Is expected to ictuin floro Dunedin. Oamaru. and Timaru on Thursday, and will sail the same day loi w ne The 1 Wingatui, which arrived from southern ports yesterday, will sail this afternoon for Napier and Auckland. The Komata, which arrived from estport yesterday, is timed.to sail on the return trip to-morrow night. En route from Newcastle, via Aucklana and Napier, the Union Company a Karori arrived in port yesterday. The will be dispatched to-morrow lor hestport. . Owing to the exigencies of the situation arising out of the shipping slump, the Union Steam Ship Company has found ft necessary to give notice to six of its cap-; tains to the effect that their services are about to be dispensed with (states tho "Otago Daily Times"). Among those whose services have been dispensed with are Gap- •' tains Hopkins (ex Kittawa), A. McLellan (who has been standing by the Kaikorai, which is laid up at Wellington), C. Elders, (ex Corinna), and Chadwick (ex Kittawa). Captains McLellan and Hopkins are pro- • ceeding to Sydney. Several of the men I concerned have been in charge of steam- . ers for some years past, and are well known in shipping circles.