SHIPS AND SHIPPING.

New Zealand Times, Volume XXXVII, Issue 8360, 21 February 1913, Page 4

SHIPS AND SHIPPING.

* PHASES OP THE MOON. FEBRUARY.

THIS DAY. " Sim rises, 5.21 a.m.; sets. 6.48 P-ni. Moon rises, 7.8 p.m.; sets,; 4.50 a.m. High water, 3.58 a.m.; 4.31 p.m. *1- * ARRIVED. THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 20. RAMONA, b.s. (4.40 a.m.), 1425 tons. ' .Watson, from Grey mouth. •» MABAEOA, Bn. (7.20 a.m.), 2598 tons, •• Manning, from Eyttelton. Passengers: U Saloon —Misses Holdsworth, Qibbin, Chambers, Fletcher, Capper, Whitfield, Tribe, Digby, Garland. Smithson, Thomas, Coward, Mesdames Taylor and • 2 children. • McCarthy, Hippie,. Capper, r Glen. McLeod. Blair, Peary, Cullen, Williams. Collins, Mosers Brans, Taylor, Kipple, McCarthy, Mouldey, Fletcher. Capper, Pea, Thomas, Moorhouse. Smith, Chalmers, Dutton, Pougere, Cox. Simp- ■ sou,-McLeod, Gould.' Wastney, Tarry, " Gibson. Bell, Williams, Bowden, Craddock, Masefield, Stevenson, Murrell, Cullen, Whitehead, Moore, Barker, Garland, >■ Mandeb' Speak, Howarth, Hogarth. > Mouldey, Heyward; Clark, Hunter, Long,, i . Klippet; 63 steerage. QUEEN OP THE SOUTH, as. (7.40 a.m.), 1.98 tuns, Harvey, from Pox ton. HULA. B.s. (7.45 a-m.), 127 tons. Bttrt. from Wanganui. * NXKAU. 5.8. (8.50 a-m.), 248 tone, * Kay, from Nelson and Motneka. d TARAWERA, s.s. (12.30 p.m.), 2003 r tons, Carson, from Dunedin and, Lyttelton. * WAIPOBL 8.9. (1.20 pan.), 1918 tons, i. Barron, from Westport. MATATUA. bjb. (8.16 p.m.), 6488. tone. 1 GUlman. from London via Auckland * and Gisborne. . 1 ■ BLENHEIM, e.s. (10.30 p.m.), 130 tons. Wilkinson, from Blenheim. OTAWA, es. (10.40 pm.), 110 tons, Eckford, from Blenheim..; , KOONYA, e.s. (7.40 p.m.),, 1091 tons, Pryde,’ from Westport. !,• PATEENA, as. (10.20 p.m.), 1212 tons, - Cameron, from Nelson and. Picton. Pas- ■ een gers—Saloon : Misses Yinej, MePher- ■, son. Smith, Adams, York (2),- Baker, Cox, Everett, Quinton, Hodgkxnson, Donne, Gibbs, Farquhar, Stiles, Good, Power, ■ Thomas, Connolly, Macey, Bryson, Ramsey, Sloane, Fujmell, Gwillan, Hatfield, - Mesdames Duncan and child, Moran, Woodcock and 2 children. Cole, Conchi man and. 2 children. Brown, McLean, 1 Buchanan, York, Fearless, Jackson, Middleton, Keanaday, Whiting aiid child, ‘ Edmonds, Powell, Thomas, , Georgeson and t, infant, 11-ore, McDonald, Moxham, Messrs V, Moran. Flower, Bond, Simpson, Anetice, 4 Ilobeon, Armear, Peart, Brown. Trout, i Buchanan, Couciunan, Slatter, Haldane, f ' Baldwin, Jackson, Lotah, Ikuncan, Pur- , uees, Turner, Davies, Holley, Nash, : DevereU, Moxham, Matthowaro. Gordon, J 1 Craigio, Redwood, West, Soper, Botham, l Thomas. Cuthberteon, McLoevy, Masefield. t Hemderson (2), McMahon, Wilis, Witeoh, !• Barker, Tombs, Watson, DHnonds Me- » Inbosh, Chirm, Spence, Smith, Mrckell, I Crook, Calean, Davies, Girling, Sheridan, { Middleton, Allan, Elieon, Oeorgestm., ‘ Healey. Blizzard, Gragg: Pell, Moxham; f 18- steerage. ■ ' : SAILED. THURSDAY. FEBRUARY 28. IT A HU, Bn. {Ms a.m.), .» 182 tons. Fletcher, for East Coast. HAUPIRL b.s. (0.20 a.m.), 715 tens, Hilton, for Pic ton. Nelson, Unchuuga, AWAROA,' 9A. (1.10 ami.), 344 tons, Bonner, for Nelson, • • OORINTHIC, an. (3.45 p.m.), 13,231 tone. Hart, for Plymouth and Loudon via iporta, (Passenger list, published { jrogtGC<lfty.) • ‘ KAPUiiL m. (ASO p.m.). 37S tons, Mclntosh, for Paisa. . MAN A. an. (4J2) pJh). 134 to ns: Gib■on, for Patea. , < BTORMBIRD, S.a. (5.18 p.rn.)j 217 tons, Dowell, for Wanganui, .. , .. - ■ ■NXKAU, Bn, (5J5 pm.). 348 tons. Hay. for Nelson and Motneka. . ■ - - MANUKA, 595- (6.6 p-m.), *505 tons. for southern ports, Hobart ..and Melbourne. Passengers—Saloon: For Lyttelton—Misses Davis (2),, Knapp. White, Meadamea Crooke. Revs Mann. Ward. Captain Crooke. Dr , Robertson. , Messrs Wood, Barden. Davis, Qawn. Johnson, Hudson; Hialop. For Dunedin—Miasea Raaeell, McCurdy: Haape. Moedomes Me Vicar and Ohrid, BttSeClL Oriowski, MoLean and 2 children, Baird, Messrs White, Rutherford. McVicar, Oriowski. For Bluff—Mr Burden. '■ For -Hobart —Messrs Avcyaxd, Paterson. For Melbourne —Mrs WiUett, Messrs Willett. ; Jones. Paterson, Rev. M. J. Brodio; 125* 'steerage. __ • ' . < W*K~ATTf. an. (6.5 pan.), ■ 157 tons, tWills. for Kaikouxa and Lyttelton. t HIMXTANGL so. («A8 pan.). 323 tons. , Cowan, for Waitangi, Chathams. Passengers: Saloon-Miss Mitehelh Mesdamea Hesiop, Farniss, Mrmroe and Child, Reynolds, Messrs F. Mitchell, A. ■ MitehoU. H. B. Pougere, Haw Tarnaid. , 'W. Furndes. H. I. Pumiss. J. G. WilJiama, P. Roband, D. Cameron. B, Kelly, /wi _ 8 TARAWERA, s.e. (MUO “Carson, for Auckland via ports. Passengers—Saloon : For Napier Messrs ” Simpson. Liddy, Wood. For Gisborne— Misses Hannett. West. Simons. Mrs -Jones and 2 children. Messrs .Adams, .Hayward. For Auckland—Misses. Beech, Tee, Mesdames Beech, Picketing and : Child, EUernshaw and 3 children, Messrs £’NeilL Sharpe, Tec, Piclneriitg; 100 ‘I MABAROA. s.B. (8.5 pan.), 2596 tons. Manning, for Lyttelton. Passengers; Saloon—Misses Waterhouse, Gootson, Me- “ Curdy, Newton, Watts, Faber, Dewcr. Dawson, Townsend. Mesdames Burden. Hislcp. l Stubbs. Venning, Waits, WicTcens. Haslam, Guy, Bervs. TTnalajw Guy . and Henderson, Messrs Johnston, Smith. Morrison. Vaper, Milne, Hxelop. Stubbs. Hayward. Moltneanx, Saundcm, Wong. Ponder, Laurenson. Duckworth, I«wry, Benson. Henderson. Roberteon, Tinyfioh, Smith (2). Hendric. Guy,’ Haelam, Din■aoiVne; 25 steerage. ! MAGIC, auxiliary scow (GA p.in.), 82 ‘tons', Fletcher, for Havelock. AMOKURA. Government training •tearoor (6AO pan.), 120Wup.. 13 knots, ..80S toms. Commander Hooper, for Kennaden Tnla-nda KOMATA. s e. (6AO pan.). 1994 toms. Williams, for Westport. ’ QUEEN OF THE SOUTH. s.s. (8-50 ‘pan.), 196 tone, Harvey, tor Foxton. WAXRAU, s.B. (9R9 p.m.), 93 tons, Xkaly, for Blenheim. EXPECTED ARRIVAL*. .Alexander, Wanganui, to-day Kurow, Newcastle, to-day Maori, lytieitosi, to-day Kiripuka. Paieo, to-day Breese. Lyttelton, to-day Victoria, Sydney, via north, to-day ■Aorero, Patea, to-day ■Awahoo, Poston, today Awaxoa, Nelson, Motuoka, today ■Star at England, Port Chalmers, today. Mapoorika, M r est Coast, Nelson, Saturv day Kapuni, Patea, Saturday Arapawa, Pic ton, Saturday Hana, Patea, Satuixlay Nikon, Nelson, Motuoka, Saturday Queen of the South, Foxton, Saturday Stormbird, Wanganui, Saturday Wairan, Blenheim, Saturday Manama, Lyttelton, Saturday Pateeaa, Nelson, Piotom, Saturday Kaitoa, New Plymouth, Tarakohe, Saturday Komata, Westport, Sunday Kapiti, Wanganui. Sunday Kahn, .Hist Coast, Sunday •Buteshire, Lyttelton, Sunday Gian Grant, Lyttelton, Sunday Mokoia, Dunedin, Lyttelton, Sunday Itipplo; Gisborne, Sunday Orari, Napier, Sunday Wakatu, Lyttelton, Kaikoura, Monday

PROJECTED DEPARTURES. Manaroa, Tarakohe, to-day Morayshire, Lyttelton, to-day, 4 p.m. llnia, Wanganui, today, 5 p.m. Alekander, Nelson, West Coast, to-day, a p.m. Kapiti, Wanganui, today, 3 pan. Maori, Lyttelton, to-day, 8 p.m. Moeraki, Sydney, to-day, 5 p.m. Pateena, Nelson. Picton. to-day, 12.45 P-m. Tyrone, Lyttelton, to-day, 1 p.m. Breeze, Wanganui, to-day, 4 p.m. Kiripaka, Patea, today, 4 p-m. : Blenheim, Blenheim, to-day, 11, p.m. AwAroa, Nelson, Motneka, to-day. 5 p.m. OpaWa, Blenheim, today, 9 p.m. Aorere. Patea. to-day, 5 p.m. Pateena, Picton, Nelson, today, 12.45 Victorui, Lyttelton. Dunedin, to-day, 5 Kaitoa!* Weet HaVen, Saturday Mana. Patea, Saturday . Arahura, Greymonth, via ports. Satnrday Makarini, London* Saturday Mararoa, Lyttelton. Saturday Kobaya, West Coast. Saturday Awahou, Foxton, Saturday^ Wairau, Blenheim, Saturday Kapuni, Patea, Saturday Waipori, Lyttelton. Saturday Arapawa. Wanganui, Saturday Nikafi, Nelson, Motueka, Saturday Waimea, Westport, Greyraouth, Saturday Kairtona, West. Coast, Saturday Queen of the South, Foxton, Monday John, Wanganui, Monday telegraphed movements AUCKLAND, Thursday _Monowai (11 30 a-m-), from eouthem ports; itosamond, from Gisborne; Star ot Ireland (6.15 p.m.). from New York. V neW PLYMOUTH, Thursday—Karawa (5.30 aon.), from Onehunga. W PATEA, Thursday—-hereto (7.30 a..m) and Kiripaka (8.10 a.m.)> irom WeUxngtOFOXTON, Thursday—Awaholi (9 Am.), from Wellington. . • ■ V NAPIER, Wednesday (U.ou om). from Wellington. Thursday—Victoria (3.10 pm.), for Wellington. . PICTON, Thursday Haupiri (6.30 a.m.), from Wellington. ; ■_ ■ NELSON, Thursday Awaroa (UAO am.), from Wellington. Awaroa (5.30 n m.) for Motueka and Wellington. FAREWELL SPIT, Thursday—Kutow (4.25 pm.), passed for Wellingtoni >- a.m.), ifrem Weliington; Aloeraki, troto Melbourne, Hobart,, Bluff. Dunedin:- delayed Ibyiog; Breeze, from (Kmaru; Warmate (1.45 am.), from, Wellington; Storm, from Tarakohe via Wellington. Moeraki (5.20 pm.), for Sydney vm Wellington. Lient.' GambbeU, R»N-,' Messrs F. Drake. R-N., and Debenham, of Terra Nova, ate passengers for Sydney;:; M Nelson, biologist,te a. passenger for Wd Ungton; Breeze (7.40 p.m.), fur Wellington and Wanganui; Storm, for Dunedin; Cygnet, for Kaikoura; Maori (8.35 P-m-), tor Wellington. Paasengerc—Misses Jameson, Boyce, Mummery, Walker, - Wiloocfc, Middleton; Boff, O'Donnell,-. Peckott, MeEwan. Wilson, Mesdames Rowlands, hell. Walsh, Hunter- Sourr, Pratt, Dunn, Watkins and child. Walker,, BakewelL Gamble. Perkin, Messrs Pryor, Bedford, Howell, Larmoor. . Tasker. Carr, Marier,: flymen, summers, Barnett- Rowlands, iSttray, Wilson, Crowo. Walste Friedlahder, Enye, MiramS, Hunter, h>U, Bartholomew, Jamieson, Hornett, U'Donnoll, Harriss, Rooney, Hhanks, ;Dunne, GamHe. Brown,.. Campbell, Collmgs, PerThursday—Star of England (5.30 mm.), for WeUingtom DUNEDIN, Thureday—Tarium, . from Westport via Oamaru; Kokona, from northern porte. Glan_ Grank for iimam. Star of England, for Wellington. Instead of coming, to Wellington this week the. Union Company's steamer Katoa tp go from W;eetport to. AncfcBigued on the Komata as purser yesterday, - ■ ■ ' ' ■), ■ The Kaitoa. is - due 1 at WelmigtDn tomorixnr from New Plymouth, . Via -Tarakohe, and will sail for West Haven later in the day, ~. ~ T?he auxiliary* scow Echo .wiil probably get away . from Havelock on Sunday, timber-laden for . Gisborne. . . j Captain Hollis, who.has been on hoh-f day leave, has resumed command of the M Wireless Company has fitted the Somerset and. the Suffolk with wireless apparatus.. T-. - a- - ' Mr W. J. Bums has succeeded Mr. J, Hudson as second mate, of the HimiThe Kurow, .due at Wollingten ibis taotnilig from Newcastle, is to berth at the Glasgow wharf. : - , , , A record long - passage was. completed last Sunday by the schooner Lily,: which arrived at Grfeymouth after ,a protracted passage of thirty-six days from LytteiWaimea is to be relaunched from the Wellington patent slip this afternoon, and will sail te-morroW for Westport and Greymonth. "<* . . • - : . The Komata is . to leave WeatpOtt St JO o’clock to-morrow night for Wellington. The Manaroa. will sail from Weliingten te-day for Tarakohe.to,load celnsnt for Wellington. She is expected back on Sunday. •, , The Atna left Suva ot 4 p.m. on Wednesday for Auckland, where she is due on Sunday evening. ... ... . . . , \ "■ 2S*e Tyter liner Makarxm la to sail from Wellington at daybreak to-morrow for London, via Las Palmas. . . A delay at Dfinedm has prevented the Tariuni getting away f»m Rhate jjort until some time to-day ter Wellington, via ports. She indue bore on Tueeday. and will sail in the afternoon, tor New Plymouth. Westport, and GreymonthThe Union Company’s liner .Moeralo; is duo at Wellington early this mommg from Melbourne and Hobart,.via south, and Will, berth at No. 1, nortti (outer to Miramar yesterday to complete discharge of her mrgo of NemfflirrUn ooaL She .will probably sail early next week fox Westport. , , The Kowiuai sailed from Dunedin, atr pn Wednesday for East Coast ports. P Mr Geo. Luke has joined , ths Manuka as third engineer.' in. place of Mr H. wX^n via ports, and sailed op. the return trip at 8 o'clock last night. She is dub here tO-EftOTTOW ©TCXUBg* , ■ ■■ y': . Mr J. M. Scott purser of .the Moeraki. and Mr Down, purser, of the Tarawera. Uavo exchanged! positions. Mr A. B. gi,ro+l. has joined the Tarawera as assistant purser. , ~ The coastal ■ steamer John, is dun at Wellington on Sunday from Lyttelton, ondvrUl Sail on Monday for Wanganui. About 4 o’clock this afternoon-.,the Morayshire is to sail from Wellington tor Lyttelton and Dfinedm with remainder of cargo from LiverpopLThe Tyrone is to leave Wellington at I pm. to-day for Lyttelton and Dunedin with remainder of cargo from Liverpool. Shipping is notified that the character of the Nobby's light at Newcastle is about to be altered shortly. Further notice will be given. probably on Tuesday next the- Shaw, SaviH and Albion liner Arawa Will leave Wellington for Lyttelton with remainder of cargo from London. * ATHKNIC LEFT RIO. The Shaw. SaviH and Albion liner Athenio, which left Wellington on January 24th for London, resumed her voyage from Rio de Janeiro last Tuesday afternoon. HIMITANGI FOB CHATHAMS. The Himitangi left Wellington about 8 o’clock last evening direct for the Chathams, with twentr-one adult and two children passengers, besides a general

cargo and forty live sheep. The vessel shipped her new 28ft surf launch, specially built by S. Wood and Son. JANE L. STANFORD. The American four-masted harquentine Jane L. Stanford reached Carey Bay (Port Chalmers) on Monday night with a cargo ot timber from'Puget Sound, which port the vessel left on December 11th. The passage was practically a fine one until the vessel reached the vicinity of Banks Peninsula, where . she encountered the fierce sou’-wester which blew during the latter part of last week. The vessel-was doing well, and promised to come out of the gale unscathed -when a mountainous sea lept over the stern. The boat which hung in the,stern davits was smashed. The companionway was damaged, and the cabin flooded to a depth of several feet. It seemed as though the vessel’s stern had dropped out, but the set back, though stupifying, was only momehtarlr. and presently, the vessel was again holding her own doggedly. - No . more mishaps occurred. , The . harquentine is owned in San Francisco. , HAWKEfS BAY AT MELBOURNE. Bannatyne and Co. received cable advice that the Tyser liner Hawke’s Bay arrived at‘Melbourne'yesterday after a good passage of forty-one days from London. The vessel proceeds to Sydney, Auckland, Napier, and Wellington, and is due hero about March 14lh. MORE CASE OIL. . The French cargo steamer Breiz Izel left. New York on the-7th instant laden with case oil for distribution 'at the principal New Zealand' ports. The vessel is due at Wellington about April 26th. MATATUA ARRIVES. Last evening the Shaw, SaviH and Albion ; liner Matdtua arrived at Wellington from. London, via ports, and berthed at King's wharf. MURITAI AT LONDON. A smart voyage of thirty-eight days from Wellington was. recorded by the Tyser liner Mnritai, which arrived at London: last Wednesday. Messrs Baiumtyne and; Co. received, cable advice announcing the vessel’s arrival, A RECORD YEAR. Clyde shipbuilders are reported to have recently closed a record year. The tonnage of the 381 • vessels launched amounted to 642,214, au increase of 11,600 tons on the figure Of last year, and showing a world’s record for a Single river. Tieoutput has included many vessato ter the British navy. Marino engineering also has easily catablishec. ,a record ih indicated horse-power, tee total being 877,125, an increase of 78,000. The tonnage of vessels launched' ropresente more than Germany’s: complete Output last year, add twito that Of tho Umted ritates. The prospects for the Clyde duririe tee Coming Year ‘ Are extremely goodTite -year closed berth occupied, And, .barring' laWrar disputes, another record should be established. '■ : " ' ' - OVERSEA VESSELS FOB WELLINGTON. STEAMERS. : ' - Xndralema. • London, due February 261 h; ! -Star of Ireland, New; York, duo tebruary 25th. • ! Aorangi, San Francisco, due .February Ottawa, London, - doe March 3rd. Ruahine. London, due March Bra. ■ 'Tokomaru, Sc, John, due March. 7th. ‘ HawJtes Bay, Xx>ndota, dae March 14th. . Essex, Liverpool, due March 17te. Tainni,.London, due March ISte;', Rotorua, London, due March 31st.' Rangatira, London,; due April' 3rd. Barenfelß, New- York, .due April 4th. Whakaroa, London, due April 7te. Gollbighiun. NCw York, due April l2tb. Breix'Xzel; NeW York; ; Ap'riX 26th. ■ Glenetive. Neiv York, due April 29t8. Whak*tane. St- John. due April 30th.

». H. M. N«w - Mooa _ ... 6 4 52 p.m. Firet Quarter s 4 p m. Fall Moon ... 21 1 33 p.m. Last Quarter 8 45 a.m.