SHIPPING NEWS

New Zealand Times, Volume XLIV, Issue 10275, 9 May 1919, Page 2

SHIPPING NEWS

PHASES. OE THE MOON. MAY-

THIS DAV. >1 .rises. C.-l-l.Ev.m.: sets, 4.50 p.m. ui,' nbcA, 1-43 p.m.; sots. 1.1 a.m. Tgi/‘water,‘J2.2s p.m.

‘"“Aani ved ■ r 'Tfi.HBSI>AY. MAY-8. ARU, 's.s!;Al.4o a.m.), 267, tons, Braifl,'a, from Ly Felton. (No. 1; north, V. SOOTH, s.s. (2 a.m.). . air. oren,,lrora Foxlon. (Glasgow sis'. (5.30 a.m.), 171 tons, ' V fium'FaW 1 (Hailway wharf.) ■ i, A'-.-'s.s; ! iV.;iu a.m.), 110 tons, ■"'iolAs.-fioni Blenheim ',-,0. H. north, ■■su'e'wlmti'.l-- .- • • ...Mi AEOA. s.s. (8.40 a.m.). -»!b tons, win.-from Lytteyton. (terry berth. ■ STELLA, sis. U 2.15 P-m.. 1i.9 tons. Me ■ ride from Dunedin (No. 14,. Jerrors '■‘t'aTßENA;’ s.'s; (5 P-mJ, 1212 tuns. ieweHv 'from Nelson and Preton. (No. . Jarvols -ouay-.r 0 . MANA, -s.s--(6.25 p.m.). 134 tons. Bon-. wr,' from- Lyttelton. (No. 7, Queens >wharf.)i -—■ -JOHN,-s.s- <7-20 p.m.), 342 tons, Ha--wiok,,♦f*om..X}sttoXton. (No. 14. south. Jervois quay,). i, ,- , , T . IvAHU, s.s. (10.40 p.m.). 182 tons, NorUng, from Napier via Castlepornt. (No. 13, ■ north,' 'Queen’s -wharf.)

snlLfco. THURSDAY, SIAY 8.

' PORT SYDNEY, s.s, (6.30 a.m.), 9233 "tons, XiTfatf, for’Timaru. ■ KAPJ’EI. s.s.-(l;40 p.m.). 342 tons, bawvei’s.’for Wanganui. - - y INVEROAR..GILL, s.s. (4.5 . p.m.), AM tons, Thompson, for Wanganui. AYAIRAU, s.s. <5 p.m.).SB tons. Deiley. "fbr’Btenheiml ’ " , . , BLENHEIM.- s.s. (midnight). 120 tom. Wilkinson; for Havelock. " ■ - AIARAROA.-s.-s; (7.45 p.m.), 2588. tons, Irwin,- for-Lyttelton. WAITANGI,- s.s. (10 p.m.), 171 tons; TTi'sk, Tor'Phtea.'”( "' jEKHECTEd ARRIVAL*. Kennedy, Tarakohe. to-day Kaip-uni. Patea,-to-day ... -W.hakatane. New .York, Auckland, to-day iCalvu,,. Napier, to-day ... 1 Northumberland, Liverpool, to-day _ Po-H'eruaVWVestpbrt, to-day -A; BfA<Srik e Lytteiton, to-day l -F-) i v-; ■; Kaitoa, Nelson, to-day ; Calm, Dunedin, ..Timaru, Lyttelton, bat> Wa^ti^ 7 -Lyttelton, Kaikoura, Saturday MapoUrika, - Auckland, Saturday Atua, Sydney, Saturday Baden Powell, New Plymouth, Saturday ‘Afafaroa. Lyttelton,; Saturday - ■ r Alanai'oa, Lyttelton, Saturday -Blenheim;. Havdook and bays, Saturday Kanitii Woußaaui, Saturday ijc; t .« Wairau; Jfienheixn, Saturday Patea.; Siinday Romu&ra, "London, Auckland, Sunday Putiki; ■'Xhmddin, Timaru, Lyttelton ( Sunday ■ Ripple,-Gisborne, Sunday Willochra, -Port Chalmers, Monday Storm, Oarparu, Monday Mana, Wanganui,’Monday Paeroa; Hokitika; Monday. ■Rosaihond rGisbOrne. Monday. Kalkoura. -Tokomaru Bay, Monday Monowai, Auckland, Napier, Tuesday TaiuUi, -'.Wangautti, Tuesday - ■ -»>• Woottofi, .Lyttelton/ Tuesday 1 -> r frInveroargill, Lyttelton, Tuesday Huia, Auckland, Wednesday _ . Kaiappi; .AJelboujne via south, Thursday Opawa,' to-day. 5 p.m. Queen of the-South, Lyttelton, -to-day, 4 p.m. ... ; ' Bessq,-J5ydneyto-day, 3 p.m. Mana, Picton, Wanganui, to-day Ha wera,-.Pa tea,, .to-day. 11 a.m. Maori,- Lyttelton, to-day, 7.45 p.m. Pateena, Picton, - Nelson, to-day, t» • ■ p.m. - i -,- i :r,: ’ * Kaitoa, Nelson»_to-day, 5 p.m: Wootton, Lyttelton, to-day Kapuni, Patea, tb-day A) ana, Liverpool via Panama, to-day, 3 -p.m/""" / Canopus; Weatpdrt, to-day. Orissa, New Plymouth, Saturday , ’Manaroa;' Xytteltoh, Saturday. 'JbhhV'DuMedii, Saturday Kdwhai, Ureyih'outh. Saiurday. .Kennedy,- Picton, Saturday ; : h Wairau, -Blenheim, Saturday , c-’ k Kapiti,-'Wanganui, Saturday - Kahn; Bast Coast, Saturday Mararoa, Lyttelton, Saturday Karh, Ne-W Plymouth, Saturday Stella,' Dunedin; ’ Saturday Cairn; WdfiganUi;-' Monday Waltailgi; Patea,’'Monday Waihora/ Sydney, Monday Baden Powehv New iTy mouth, - Monday. Wakatu, Kaikoura, Lyttelton, Monday. ; , Sto'rmr— W-gng»w»ip Monday = ’*" Blenheim, Havelock and bays, Monday. P.ippla,. Akitio,. Napier, Gisborne, Tuesday. i Tninui (cdastfil). Lyttelton. Tuesday, Tn-dereat-gin, 'AV anganui, Tuesday ' Aldnowai/ Lyttclton. Dunedin, Tuesday 'WiUoolirat'- England, Tuesday Kurow,” Vancouver, Tuesday ’ Rosamond, Dunedin, Bluff, Tuesday Kaiapoi, New Plymouth, Greymouth, Tuesday; ' . Whakatane. Lyttelton, Dunedin, Wednes- . • dayv m , ,Putiki.- iswithftrn.r, ports. Wednesday. Manuka, .Wednesday Middleham .Castle, Napier, Wednesday Kaikoura, London,' Thursday .TELEGRAPHED MOVEMENT* LONDON, Monday—Briton, from Bluff; Austraigiou, nom Melbourne. City ot Duhxirx,, idr Aiicicrand. ■ , ULoLiN, - Monday Bellands, lourmascoa Parque, from. Sydney. - Soxm, jj.ojiaay—uurma, uom Welluigton; iunridai, nom Geelong. • > (.VJ/O,' Mohday—noru Tompletown, Dai-qub; 'Tr-dm‘'Sy<lney. Ajjt .i(LA N.f1,.. Tnursday-—Navua 1,1.35 a.m.j,- 'fib'm'' ; Melbouine; Waipori <6.xu aim.; and'lhumata (10.30 a.m.;, from -Newcastle

UiiLnUNGA, Thursday—Rarawa (4.45 p.m.;, for New Plymouth. mft Nil k All L-tmuS. Thursday—ltarawa (O.ZO p.m.;, crossed bar outwards. NAP I rut, Yvednosday Ripple <8,30 pan.;, from VVemugton. Thursday—VvifJiam, li , Burnham, senooner i,Z.zo p.m-.;, for'dan i.-’ranoieoo via friendly Islands. TARAKUHI, 1 " Tnursday—Kennedy (6 plm.y/'lot Wellington. NTHHON/ Thufsony—Waimea (2 a.m.; and Kartoa (5.15 A.m.;, from Wellington, Waiulea (2.55 p.m.;, lor Westport; ivaitoa (8 p.m.;, ror Weiijugtoa; Regui.ua (midiugnt;. Tor OneUunga. • m^or 4^eliiiiT^ BUay_POherUa - - rnursday Karaihu Al2-40’(k.fii.;/ fr6m' Wellington. -Inga (3.20 a.m,;,' for Sydney. .'KAIKOURA; ’■ Thursday Wakatu (4 aim.;,’ 'Wellington. LYTTELTON;' Thursday—Maori (7.15 I a.‘ta,) r ' afid' ISflic r (8 a.m.;, from Wellington. Maori (7.55 p.m-), for Wellington. '' BLUFF, Thursday—Kaiapoi (8.45 a.m.-J, fi»m Melbourua; Westmorland (8,50 . -cum-),-•-from Adelaide.

' Up D. Q, t has signed on tio Nratofd'aS eecdScTeiurineer. , . TM' Badoa PtfWU is due back at Wol•lhnrton; to-morrow" from Now Plymouth/ und ia- to sail oTP-t’ho return trip on Mon(Jay.i.iru— 1//../ - </

Air E. G. F. Zohrab advises that the steamer .Stella, which arrived at \V elluigion yesterday (r-our jjiuu-aui, is to sari to-morrow with general cargo for tho Otago port. ' Oaptarn Ddward Henry, of the Huddat t-Purker Co.’s Auckland staff, has been nutated of his appointment as harbourmaster at Westport, hut declined the positron for family reasons. The Invercargill, which left Wellington yesterday arternoon for uangamii, will proceed iroru the latter port to 'i atakoiro to load cement for Lyttcitou. olio is expected back hero on Tuesday from Lyttelton. , , The ii.nemoa has had her new runnel shipped and .is to go on the slip on Monday. Tin- vessel will not be ready to go. out to Cook Strait hunts, as previously announced, until about , the end or next week. _ , . lab Canterbury Co.’s steamer Calm is due at Wellington at noon to-morrow fioiij. Dunedin. Timaru and Lytte.ton. The vessel is to sail on Monday tor VV anganul. , . •Mr' E. G. E. Zohrab advises that the Karu-'is to be dispatched from Welling,vyii ..iL:i general cu.uu ror New wly-

muutU to-rnorro". , , ... ■ n a* Warm i=. to sail trom Wellington t o-aa, tor Proton amt U auganur. She ■rs nu« .back here on Monday rrom Wanganui. and is to suit on ittesday for Lj t- ' The Wootton is to leave Wellington today tor Lyttelton, trom which port ahe is due back on Tuesday. . The. Echo, on. which a case of influenza has occurred, was to load coal at Napier euncaiUiv tor v> -i.a. ex the Kunua. The John, which arrived at Wellington, last night from Lyttelton, is to tan to-morrow for Dunedin. The Union Company’s Navua arrived at Auckland at 1.35 a.m. yesterday from Melbourne. She will be subjected to the usual 24 hours’ quarantine period. After discharging she is booked to sail for .xiaitou-a tor a cargo m =,upeipuo»pnatos. Air F. B. McKay has joined the AlaraToa as third officer. . Wright, Stephenson and Co. advise that the Kennedy, which is due at Wellington to-day from- Tarakohe, is to sail to-morrow for Picton. \ • one Kaiaoura, aue back at Wellington on Monday from Tokomaru -Bay, is to sail -on Thursday for ■ London via Panama. • . ~ , , The auxiliary schooner Huia left Auckland yesterday in continuation of her ; voyage from Alelbourne, with explosives for Lyttelton and Dunqdin. Tho Waihora has now been fixed to <ail ‘ffom Wellington next. Monday for Sydney. . Tne Middleham Castle is to leave Wellington next Wednesday for Napier for Homeward loading., Tire vessel is to return from Napier to Wellington to complete her cargo for London. Tho Kaiapoi. from Melbourne via southern ports, with general cargo, will not arrive at Wellington until next Thursday or Friday. ■_ The Kurow’s departure from' Wellington for Vancouver has been till early next week.' ■ • : ' r. The Manuka will now not berth at Wellington until next Monday. The vessel .has been declared “clean” by tho health authorities, but tho waterside workers decline to unload her before Monday. The Willoohra will ■ leave Dunedin tomorrow for Wellington, and is to sail from here on Tuesday for England. The Atua left Sydney at 6 p.m. on .Tuesday for Wellington, whore-phe is due’ to-fndrrow. There are no passengers on board. The vessel is to return to Sydney from here about next Thursday. . The Rosamond will load at Wellington on Alonday or Tuesday for Dunedin and-Bluff.. - Tho Kamo, which, had a case of influenza aboard, has been released from quarantine. at Onehunga, and is to sail this morning for (Weymouth. Mr R. V.' Dickie,, purser of the Arahura, has transferred to the - Flora. . .-Ur,to o TO-DAY’S | V /V' ’Whakatane. Taranaki street /wharf; Maori. Ferry berth: Pateena/No. 12, Jdrvois quay*;* Kaitoa, No; 10, Queen’s wharf; John, No. 16. south. Jenvois quay; Kahn,. No. 13. north. Queen’s wharf; Calm, Pipitea wharf: Kapuni. Glasgow wharf; Mana, No. 13, Queen's wharf; Magic, No. 11. south. Queen’s wharf; Ngatoro,King's wharf; Manaroa. No. 7, north. Queen's wharf: Karu. Railway wharf and King’s . wharf: Kennedy, No. 13, Queen’s' wharf

I-,-" WBSTPuALIA'S PASSENGERS. The .following saloon passengers have booked to leave Wellington By tho Huddart-Parker steamer , Westralia, which is to sail at midday to-morrow for Melbourne via southern porta: —Masses Foster, Cox. Cooper. Waugh, Willoughby, Byrn, B. G. Hendon,“B. P. Low. Gnbble, Forsyth, Kinderdine, E. - Turley, McDonald, Corey. Mesdames Wells and 2 chil-. dren. Every and-infant, Cox, London-and infant, Ross and child. Ryan, O'Connor and 2 children, Qlo.yer, Radcldfle; .Fergileon, ’ Sutherland and infant, MacDoninld, Gribble. Saxton and Son, K. S l . ■Phillips, Mooring, Carey, Captains Rose, Williams. Lieutenant Hamilton, Messrs Low. Hancock, Sturm, Ryan, Gribble, Saxon, J. 8. Lord, Pizer, G. Smith, Hall, Moore, Flanagan, F. WhUiains, Gwyn, A. D. Scott) Wells. London, Radoliffe. MacDonald, J. T. Beckett. ” The Westralia, -with the bookings from 'southern, ports,. is practically a'full ship as far as passenger accommodation is concerned. ■ r :

ACCIDENT ,TO ABATAPD. • An accident which- threatened to come, 'to a fatal conclusion occurred on the •brigantine Aratapu, which is loading at the Victoria wharf, Dunedin, for Wellington. While a sling of cargo was be-ing-lowered on board the crane became entangled with the stays on the. main inastf with the result that the mast snapped below the cross-trees, and ■in falling struck a seaman standing below and knocked him overboard. The man; on regaining dry land, was found to be none the worse of his immersion. A* now mast is being made, and the vessel is expected to sail to-morrow for Wellington. , ■ ’KANNA AT NAPIER. The Union Company’s Kanna arrived In the Napier roadstead late on Tuesday .night with a full load of coal from New ; ’ castle. She was to undergo twenty-four hours’ onaranHfie. and, provided she was given her. .pratique, she was to berth at the breakwater. The Kanna is the first vessel'to arrive in Napier.with .coal from the Australian port since May, 1917. " WORK AT THE SKIP. The Kowhai and Waverley are to be brought off the patent slip to-morrow morning. The Hinemoa will go up on the cradle on Monday for four or five days for a general ovorahnl. She will be followed by the Queen of the South and the Wairau. BBSSA. SAILS TOQDAT. Repairs of a temporary nature have been completed to the’Norwegian steamer Bossa, and the vessel will sail at 3 p.m. to-day for Htydony and Mtelbourno, in continuation of- her voyage from Now" York. ; The vessel will dock at Melbourne' for permanent repairs. ■ ‘ -THE WESTMORELAND. The' New Zoalan dand African Co. ad-vises-that the' steamer Westmoreland, which - arrived at Bluff .on Wednesday from" Adelaide for Homeward loading, is dub at Wellington on the 30th from Bluff to fill up.' The vessel will leave Wellington on the 21th inst for Liverpool via Panama. " WHAKATANE ARRIVES TChDAT. On her run down the coast the liner Whakatsne. en route from New York via Auckland, has encountered strong head winds and heavy seas which has delayed her arrival at Wellington until this morning. Tho vessel will berth at the Taranaki street wharf to nnt out about 3000 tons of cargo. -She-is to sail next Thursday or Friday for Lyttelton and Dunedin to complete discharge.

MINEFIELD BUOY MISSING. The .Manno Department announces that with reference ttf tne Notice to Mariners No. JU>, oi 191 U. on tno subject or minefield buoys whicu have been laid oft Lane Farewell, advice has been received bv Die department from the Navy Ofuce to me chect tnut buoy No. 6 has disappeared from tho position in winch it is laid, and its whereabouts cannot be ascertained.Tho original notice referred to gave descriptions and bearings of tho mine buoys that were laid off Farewell Spit. LYTTELTON WHARF DAMAGED. At tne Lyttelton Harbour Board meeting oil S' ounesdav air S. K. Sioigu oioiigut up me question of the shortage or benuage at Lvaonou uue to tire ban slate of reparr of Uie No. 5 breastwork and the Gladstone pier, and also the daniago to me end of the pier caused through the reserve of Government coal union had been there until recently. He indicated that the wharf decking was so bad that tho Railway Department could not "'work '' tho steamer berths. Tho matter was referred to the engineer.

G. AND D. BOAis -FKuAI.NEW YORK. The C, and D. Lino advises that in addition to the steamer Port Chalmers for Auckland, -Wellington, Melbourne and Sydney, and the War Pilot tor Lyttelton, Dunedin, and Alelbourne. it has fixed mreo more liners to load at Now York for Australasia. The additional-boats are the Port Albany, now loading for Fremantle, Adelaide, Sydney and Brisbane, tho new steamer Port-Nicholson, to load for Auckland. Wellington. Melbourne and Sydney, and tho P6rt Victor, which will load for Now Zealand and Australian ports not yet,stated. AJANA SAILS TO-DAY. The New Zealand and African Co. advises that the steamer Ajana is to sail from Wellington at 3 p.m, to-day cargoladen for Liverpool via Panama. OVERSEAS VESSELS. STEAMERS. Eemuera —At Auckland; due Wellington May 11th; left Lonuon. Alar. UN.Z.o.. C 0.)... Northumberland —Due Wellington today; left Liverpool Mar. SBth. (N.h. and African Co.) Whakatane—Duo at Wellington to-uay via Auckland: left. New York Mar. 21st. (N.Z. and African Co.) Devon—Due Woiling mu May 17th; left Suez April sth. (N./. and African Co.) Kia ;Qra—At Lyttelton May 7-th; due Wellington May 13th: left United Kingdom Mar. 27th. (Shaw Savill.) Paparoa—Due Wellington May 24th; left .Glasgow.-April-Ist. ..(N.Z. and African Co.)

Arawa—Duo Lyttelton May 12th; left London April Ist. (Shaw Savill.) Carpentaria Due Lyttelton May 17th; left United Kingdom April 2nd Pakeha—Due Wellington May 27th; left London April 12th. (Shaw Savill.) ,-- Eimutaka—Due Wellington May 2Sth; loft Plymouth April sth, via, Newport News and Panama. (N.Z. S. Co.) Western Comeit—Due Auckland May 28th; left Now York April 22nd. (Johnston and Co.) Tofua—Due Lyttelton or Pont Chalmers Slav 30th: left United Kingdom April 18th;'

Port Pine—Due Wellington June 24th; left London April 18th. (C. and D. Line.)

—“ , San Francisco to Wellington—Samar (4annated sch.) sailed. New York to Wellington—King Cyras (4-masted sch.), to sail. .

D. H. M. Quartei 11 1 a.in Full .. 15 0 ... ‘13 a Muon • ... 30 0 42 a.m,