SHIPS AND SHIPPING.

New Zealand Times, Volume XXXVII, Issue 8340, 29 January 1913, Page 4

SHIPS AND SHIPPING.

PHASES OF THE MOON.

JANUARY.

this day. Sun rises, 4.51 a.m.; sets, 7.10 p.m. Moon rises, 16.37 p.m.; sets, 1—33 p.m. High water, 10.15 a.m.; 10.40 p.m.

ARRIVED. TUESDAY, JANUARY 28.

TAYLOR, ketch (U p.m. Monday, in Hits siToani), 7i lons, ietcrseu. STORMBi I'll), b.s. (3.35 a.m.), 217 tons, Howell. from Wanganui. M AItAIWJA, s.s. 10.40 a.m.}. 2093 tons, Maiming. ivom Lyttelton, P d£ >

M ’mKAU. s.s. (7.35 a.m.), 343 tons, Hay, from Kelson and Yunueka. A IIAPAWA, s.s. (1.30 p.m.). 263 tons, (Jm-by, from J.yttelton. DtMiTAKGI. s.s. (2.10 p.m.), 01. tons, Cowan, from Chatham islands, via LytteltoMT>NOWAl. s.s. (3 p.m.),3133 tons, Edwin, from Auckland, Gisborne and s.s. (10.45 p.m.), 1212 tons, Cameron, from Nelson and i’xclon, witn *(■2(l saloon and 53 steerage passengers. SAILED. TUESDAY, JANUARY 28. HINBMOA, s.s. (4.30 a.m.), 542 tons, notions, for Cook Strait. (,‘iiAN OGU.V Y, s.s. (6.43 .am.), -oil tons, Swauston, for Fremantle, liunlurk ibViti'AC.i US, s.s. (6.45 a.m.), 5866 tons, rarquhaison, for Lyttuiton. NGATORO. s.s. (11.35 a.m.), 1137 tons, Christian, for Greymouth. NTMIGnSHIRE, s.s. 13.00 p.m; 5/47 tons Border, tor Tiinaru and Lyttelton. MKAU. s.s. (5.23 p.m.;, 248 tons, Hay, for Kelson and Motueka. MAKAROA, s.s. (a.o p.m.), 2098 tom., Hanning, for Lyttelton. Passengers—baloon: Hisses Kant. Fisher, bummers (-). Wilding, O'Connor. Welsh, Culvert Hau(2), Craig; HaJligan, Gardener, Mesdames Saunders, Fisher, Carlton, Summers, Uru and child. King and child, Capo, Iremain, Lowin, iloerud, Spiers and child, youngman, .Smith, bisters of Mercy (2), Rev J. Youngman. Suh-lnspector McGrath, Colonel Russell. Colonel C’haytor. Colonel Purdy, Colonel Pringle, Colonel Fisiler, Major Hughes, Captain Hamilton, Baptain Foster, Captain Estcourt, Colonels Santmhn, Tate, Eaihg, S. M. Frowning, Major Morrison. Messrs McHarg, Turner, Little , Grenfell, Mourhouso, Harold, Lamdson Summers, Carlton, Urn. Cameron, Rountree, Pike, Briggs, Mclntosh, Orerai. Rain ford, Smith. Williamson, Holloas, Fcrgusson.

EXPECTED ARRIVALS. Waverley. Foxion, to-day Kapiti, Wanganui, to-day liana, Patea, to-day JCiripaka, Patea, to-day Kaptmi, Patea, to-day Maori, Lyttelton, to-day Blenheim, Blenheim, to-day Mamaroa, Nelson, Preach Pass, to-day-JVloana, San i’nmcisco, to-uay Tahiti, Sydney, to-day Moorati. Sydney, to-day Aratiura, Greymoutli, via ports, to-day Corinna, Dunedin. via ports, to-day Acirero, Patea, Thursday , Mamari, Lyttoltoiij Thursday. Kahu, Bast Coast, Thursday Alexander, Tarakohe, Thursday Tainui, Waitara, Thursday Koraata. Westport Thursday^ Queen of the youth. Foxton, Thursday Opawa, Blenheim, Thursday Mararoa, Lyttelton, Thursday Jtaupiri, Unebunga, New Plymouth, Thursday , Nikau, Nelson, Motueka, Thursday Awahoit, Poxton, Thursday Kakinro- Greymouth, Thursday , Haunganui, Melbourne via south. In-

day Wairau, Pa tea, Friday Tarawera, Auckland via ports, Friday Btar of India. Wanganui, Friday Hinemoa, Cook Strait lighthouse, Friday

PROJECTED DEPARTURES. Storabird, Wanganui, to-day, 5 p.m. Hippie, Napier, Gisborne, to-day, 5 p.m. Manama, Havelock, Pelorus Sound, to-

day, 8 p.m. Koonya, Greymoutli. to-day Amotura, .Cook Strait, to-day Tutanekai, Wanganui, to-day Himitangi, Greymoutli, to-day Waihora, southern ports, to : day ilonowai, Lyttelton, Dunedin, to-day, o

p.m. Corinna, Nelson, New Plymouth, Onehunga, to-day, 3 p.m. Wakatu, Kaikoura, Lyttelton, to-day, 4

p.m. Waverley. Nelson, West Coast, to-day, 5

p.m. Arapawa, Wanganui, to-day, 5 p.m. Maori, Lyttelton, to-day, 8 p.m. Pateena, Picton, Nelson, to-day, 12.45

p.m. Awaroa, Motueka, to-day, 5 p.m. Queen of the South. Poston, Thursday Opawu, Blenheim, Thursday Alexander, Nelson, West Coast, Thurs-

day Kini, Westport, Thursday Mararoa, Lyttelton, Thursday Haupiri, Onohunga via ports, Thursday Moana. Sydney, Thursday Kapuni. Patoa, Thursday Kiripaka. Paten. Thursday Maua, Fatea, Thursday Aorere, Patoa, Thursday Nikau, Nelson, Motueka, Thursday Moeraki, Dunedin, Lyttelton, Bluff and Hobart, Thursday Karori, Westport. Thursday Kapiti. Patea, Thursday Mararoa, Lyttelton, Thursday Haunganui, Sydney, Friday G mopes. Westport, Friday Echo, Havelock, Friday Tahiti, San Francisco, . via ports, Friday Hakiura. Greymnuth. Friday Mamari, Loudon, Friday. TELEGRAPHED MOVEMENTS. FEHMANTLE, Tuesday. Marmora, from London. HOBART. Monday. Korkowa, for Dunedin. NEW PLYMOUTH, Tuesday.—Earawa (Ll 5 p.m.), from Onohunga. Ilarawa (S-30 p.m.), far Onehuuga. PATEA, Tuesday.—Kapuni CLIS p.m.), Maua (1.20 p m.), and Kiripaka (1.30 »jn.). from Wellington. WANGANUI, Tuesday.—Kapiti (10.53 n_m.), Aorere (11.20 a.m.). and Breeze (11.45 a.im.), from Wellington. NAPIER, Tuesday. Mokoia (12.T5 p.m.), from AV'elllngton. NELSON, Tuesday.—Awaroa (5.30 a.m.) Ind Kaitoa (noon), from Wellington. Awaroa (6.30 p.m.), for Wellington. AUCKLAND, Tuesday.—Navua (12.10 x.yu.), for Suva; Maheno (12.15 a.m.). for Sydney. LYTTELTON, Tuesday.—Corinna (7.2 b i.m.), from Timaru; Maori (8.20 a.m.), and Corinthic (8.50 a.m.), from VVellin;fOu: Taviuni (1.10 p.m.), from Chatham Islands. Cygnet (1.25 p.m.), for Akatoa; Mnkarini (3.35 p.m.), for Bluff; Kairaki ■4.15 p.m.), for Napier; Corinna (5.30 p.m.). for Wellington, Nelson, New Plymouth and Onehunga; Taviuni (7.33 pun.), for Chatham Islands. Maori (8.33 p,m.), for Wellington. Passengers—Misses Ad,mis. White, Dawo, Macklow, Tyler, 'Cnapman, Kilteber, ICempion. Brettell, 1 1,, Joiun, Whitehead, Stewart, Cavenry, Farrow, Barnett, Packard, Baigen Ashman, Matthews, It ou ay no (2 . Hill. O’Brien. Bent (2), Dixon, Cook, Brown. Mesdames Scotter, Bain, Cooper, Lin (nor. Abel, Forsyth, White f.vans and child, Chadwick, Pearce Crook. McKay. Pratt, Brunton, KerapFbn, Br'tteU, Crawford, Dawson and Z children, Gitlord and 3 children. Dunsr.ou, Knight. Standage. Cray and infant, Duncan, Williams, Edgon, Cashbolt, Jacobson and family. Dr Crook, Messrs Harrison, .Tones, Smith, Hargreaves, Marchant. Johneton. Ouktoil, Harris. Murphy. Scotter, Piuchery, Mast, Cooper, White, Davison. Kavnaond. iein>«s-.

McKay, Lamb, Tapper, Clifford, Spilth iv/nght and 2 children. Palmer, Stand Rowley, Jacobson, McDonald, fctar Ker, Rums, XJrunton, Arnold, JCompton Allardveo, Santon, Smith. Kldcr (2). San ton, worlhorspoou, Williams; 68 fitcer ftg POUT CHALMERS, Tuesday—Yallaroi, ship (6 p.m.), fnjrn Marseilles.

The Koromiko is to load at Newcastle early next week for Wellington, and is to sail on next Friday week. Tile Putiki was loading at Westport yp-terdav lor Wanganui. The ilaorilaud Company s steamer Holimlalo left Picton 011 Monday night lor Gievnioutli to' load lor Gisborne. The Atocraki, duo at Ueliiuglon this morning irom Sydney direct, is to berth at No. 1, north (outer tee), Queens Tha Opouri. which loft Clarence River a few days ago, is coming to Lyttelton. Captain G, T. Hull has received cable advice that tho barquentmo Titama Bailed from Newcastle, on Saturday night lor Wellington. , . Tho Awahou and the Queen of the South could not enter Boston yesterday owin'* to -heavy weather. Roth tetisei:, are expected at Wellington to-morrow. Tiio southerly pi evented tho Aorero from entering Patea, so she put in to Wanganui yesterday to wait until tho wen her ininiovcd. •1 barque Flora, to leave Newcastle for Gisborne shortly, is under command of Captain Hurley, formerly mate of the barque Jessio Craig. The next Canterbury Company steamer fo work Wellington the Breeze, due hero to-morrow week irom Lyttelton on her way to Wanganui. Tho John, which left Wellington last night for Dunedin, will load up the coasi for Wellington and Wanganui. Ha trick and Co. have received advice that tho gale prevented the coastal steamer Talma from leaving Waitara yesterday for Wellington. The vessel will sail as soon as the weather moderates. Mr J Smith, late of the Mapourika, has joined the Mokoia as purser in placof Sir Farnilton, who has come ashoro at Wellington. The Stormbird, for Wanganui, and th" Ripple, for Napier and Gisborne, wero unable to get away from Wellington yesterday owing to tha holiday being observed on the wharves.

Tiro Tyser liner Star-of India is now not expected at Wellington until Friday from Wanganui roadstead. She is to Rail on Saturday for London. The Westport Coal Company’s steamer Canopus is now expected to sail from Wellington at 5 p.m. on Friday for Westport. Tile Nairnshire, which left Wellington yesterday afternoon for Timaru and Lyttelton, ia to leave the Canterbury port on Saturday fer Avolimouth. The Kahu was unable to load wool at Flat Point yesterday owing to heavy weather, iso she sheltered at Castlepoiht. The vessel is expected back at Wellington to-morrow. ' The Tysor liner Star of England is now duo at Sydney from London direct with a full cargo for the New South Wales port. After discharge this vessel is to come to New Zealand to load. The llinemoa is due back at Wellington on Friday ot Saturday to discharge Hie empty gas cylinders from the Jackson Head beacon. She will then proceed to Pelorns Sound to overhaul the buoys, and will return to Wellington to leave hero about February 7th for northern lighthouses. A Press Association message from Melbourne states that there are 74 thirdelaSs passengers for New Zealand aboard the Orvieto. The Waihora is to leave Wellington this evening for Lyttelton and Dunedin with remainder of cargo from Calcutta. The auxiliary scow Echo is now timed to get away from Wellington on Friday for Havelock to load for Foxlon. From the last mentioned port the vessel ■is to go back to Havelock. The New Plymouth dredge Paritutu is to be _ brought off the Wellington patent slip to-day, and, the Greymouth dredge Mawhcra. will then go on the cradle.

The Manaroa, which received damages to her _ saloon by the fire bn Sunday night, is to complete a conple of trips to the Pounds for wool before repairs will be effected.

The Koniata is to leave Westport at 2 o’clock this morning for Wellington. Tho Koonya is to sail for Qreymohth this afternoon from Wellington. The Karori will leave hero to-morrow for Westport.

The Kent left Auckland on Monday for Tokomam. Napier, Gisborne, and Wellimrton. She is duo here on Sunday, and will sail on next Tuesday for London. Tho Tahiti, which left Sydney at 3 p.m. on Saturday, on route for San Francisco, is bringing 48 saloon and 8 second saloon passengers for Wellington, and IS saloon, 19 second saloon, and 39 thirdclass passengers are for fonkard ports. The vessel is to arrive here abont 6 a.m. to-morrow.

The Haupiri was bar-bound inside Mantikau Heads yesterday.’ and is now not likely to arrive at Wellington before to-morrow morning. She is to sail tomorrow evening for Onehunga, via ports. The Arahnra arrived at Westport at 4 a.m. yesterday from Grevmouth and sailed at noon for Nelson. Picton, and Wellington. She is duo here shortly before 10 "’dock to-night. The Hnion Company’s steamer Manama left Vancouver last Sunday for Auckland, via Victoria. Honolulu, and Suva. She is three and a half days behind time. The vessel has aboard 85 first-class, 60 second-class, and 103 thirdclass passengers, and 300 tons of cargo for Now Zealand. She is dhe at Auckland about February 14th, and at Sydney on February 18th. THE AMOKTTRA. Tho Government training ship Amoknra, now in the stream at Wellington, is to come alongside tho wharf to take in water, and will sail for Cook Strait as soon as the weather will permit. The vessel is to attend the official unveiling of the Cook Memorial in Cook Cove on February 11th. Tire Amokura will subsequently return to Wellington. CLAN OGILVT SAILED. The Scales liner Clan Ogilvy, which left Wellington at 6.40 o’clock yesterday morning for Dunkirk and London, via Suez, will bunker at Fremantle. Tho vessel loaded abont 7025 bales of wool at Wellington, 2200 bales of wool at Napier, 14 bales of wool, and some kauri gum and timber at Auckland. REMTDERA REPORTED. A Press Association message from Hobart reports that the Remuera, en route from London and Capetown, advises by wireless that she is expected to arrive at Hobart at daybreak this morning. The vessel is duo at Wellington about next Monday. FROM THE CHATHAMS. Early yesterday afternoon the Himitangi arrived at Wellington from thChatham Islands via Lyttelton. The vessel met with moderate to strong northerly and north-westerly winds and high seas to and from the Chatliams, until Saturday morning, when a fresh southerly was encountered. Tho Himitangi brought back 300 b\les of wool and cn-es of fish. The vessel is to leave Wellington at 11 o’clock this morning for Greymouth to load for Wanganui. She will not sail for Chatbams lor another fortnight.

EEGULH3 TO PAY OFF OFFICERS

The captain, officers and engineers of tho Westport Coal collier I’egnlus. laid up at Wellington owing to the (rouble over the manning of the stokehold, are (o be paid off at this port i-h-iday. Tho officers have been

awaiting orders pending fresh developments, but ns the owneis are determine/; not to recommission the vessel unless she is manned according to the custom hitherto prevailing the vessel will be laid up indefinitely. MOAN A FROM ’FRISCO. The Moana, due at Wellington this morning from Sun Francisco via poits. is to berth at the Taranaki street wharf. Tho Union Company hopes to despatch the vessel for Sydney tomorrow afternoon. ' THE T UTANE.KAI. Tho Government cable steamer Tulanekai is to leave Wellington to-day for Wanganui in connection with repairs to the damaged cabio between Wanganui and Wakapuuka. Tho "fault” is located about half way across Cook Strait. COMING FROM LONDON. The Remuera, due at Wellington about Tuesday next from London, is bringing tiio ioliowiug passengers: First &aiooii —Air and Airs!. H* Barker, Air IN orton Francis, Airs I'iancis, idiss Francis, and Moeicr kraneis, Ati and Mrs George Gouid, Miss Gould, Mass H. Gould, Mr G. U- A. Gould, Master 1). Gould, Mr and Mrs Arnold Jones, Mi and Mrs W. G. Morrison, Mr r rankliu Williams, Misses Wiiliams 0); Culling and tho Misses Culhug 13). Mosxs T. G. and T- S. Culling. Mrs M. R. Ha - rymplo and Miss Dalrymple, Mrs B. GiUnlan, Mrs Wynne Alamott:, Mrs J. M. Pattison, Miss S Pollard. Dx- H G. Rice, Mr 11. T. Rhodes, Mr 1. H. Hulbert Mrs F. E. Hopkins, Sir R. H. Fulford’ Mr O. J. Barrett, Air T. A. Chater, Miss’ M. King, Miss It. Marchant. Second saloon—Mr and Mrs H Adlam, Mr and Mrs L. S BidwelJ, Miss Eidwel , Masters Bidwoll. Mr E. Brotheiam, Misses Bretherton, Air and Mrs D. liawko, Mr and Mrs W. A. J. Jackson, Mr and Mrs Keywood, Master Keywood, the Rev. G. H. Mann and Airs Mann, Rev. H. At. Rogers. Mrs and Misses Gawith, Mrs Jobhng. Master Jobling, Mrs Livingstone, Misses Livingstone, Mrs b. Montgomerie, Miss Montgomcme-Ander-sou, Mrs L. Parkinson. AHs and Mms Ramsden, Masters Ramsden (2), Mia GWarren, Mis Webster, Master Webstei, Miss B K. White-Wallis. Miss A. bhepUcrd. Alms M. Pond, Mrs K. Ironmonger Miss it. F- Hoggins, Misses IV Heaisep,2l E Hoai-sey, A. L. Hawkins, G. Hamson, J- Dunbar, T. M. Burton. M. Cameron. C. H. Collins, M. J. Davis. R. A. Dixon, Messrs A. S. Champtaloup; N. I'birlrp A E. Kiduer, A, V, J. Marlow, ii- K. Mußleeton, h. B. Mjrfes-, ton. D. Nesham, F. E. Ostler, G. H. Parker. P. M. Petty, J. J. AYass, and H. C. Wright, Miss Keywood; also 460 tnuaclass. . ORVEETO’S PASSENGERS. The Orient liner Orvieto, due at Melbourne to-day from London, m bringing tho following passengots for New /.calami : For AVeUiujrton—Mr and Mrs A. Alexander, Ml- and Mrs B. RiM Jackson and Alire IC. Jackson, Mr W. Ramsay and Aliss Ramsay. Miss Knapg. For Lvttolton—Air and Mrs G. Molr Byres,‘Captain A. Jaoonson, Mr and Mrs H. L. Bowker, Mrs Lloyd Jones, Miss H. Jones, Mr O. J. W. Napier, AH- J. L. J. Partridge, Mr J. A. Paterson. Mrs Simpson and Miss E. Simpson. lor Dunedin and the Bluff—Mr and Mis H. Friedlander, Mr B. Fricdlander, IVUse Friedlandor, Airs A. D. Eawadn. Mr A. McNeil. For Christcliurch—Mr B- Coo, Miss .M. V. Coe. For Auckland—Mrs J. M. Jv. Glides, Misses Geddes. Mr A. and Mr \V. Geddes, Mr and Mrs J. Ambury, Mr and Mrs Fur by, Mrs Maurice, Miss U Page, Mrs L. M. Willans, the A. M. and M. J. Smith, Mr and Mrs Xiicliard Jieynolds.

OVERSEA VESSELS FOR WELLING

TON,

STEAMERS.

Moana, San Francisco, due to-day. Remuera, Liverpool, due February 4th. Westmeath, Liverpool, due February Loudon, due February 10th. Horaysliire, Liverpool, du© r ebruary New York, due February Finisterre, New York, due Febru--1 Tyrone. Liverpool, due February 17thAi annate, iLLOucj eal, clue T cbi nary 18th. Arawa, London, due February 18lh. Indralema, London, due February 24th. Star of Ireland, New York, due February 25th. , „ . Opawa. London, due March 3rd. Ruahine, London, duo March 3rd. Tokomaru, St. John, due Miuch 7th. Hawke’s Bay. London, due March 9th. Essex, Liverpool, due March 17th. Barenfels, New York, due April 4th. BAILEE* Titania, four masted baxquentino, Newcastle, 4 days out.

10. n. M. Moon .... 7 0 58 p-m. first Quarter i« 0 32 a.m. Moon .... 23 2 10 a-cn. Quarter 20 7 4 p.m.