SHIPPING NEWS

New Zealand Times, Volume XLIV, Issue 10279, 14 May 1919, Page 2

SHIPPING NEWS

PHASES OF THE' MOON.

. 'uu rises, 6.19 a.m.; sots, 4.45 P.m. ~oon rises, 3.59 p.m.; sets, 6.2 a.m. . ... : h water, -1.7 a.m.; 4.29 P.m. AHHitfEt! TUESDAY, MAY 13. \'OE\ N'lVji-N, steam trawler (12J50 ■in.) from ' Cook Strait. iClydo quay.) SIAIPLUN, steum trawler (12.50 a.m.). Si tons, Freehold, from Cook Mraat. '?f \ N w!s. (5.55 a.m.), 13-1 tons, Bon-.-r, from Wanganui. (No. 1, south, ■.•.■ en's wharf.) \LKX4NDEIt, s.s. (6.50 a.m.), 3<7 tone, 'ildman. from Nelson. (No. 13, centre, ■leen's wharf.) __„„ KAIKOLfKA. s.s. (8 a.m.). 6998 tons, .?"|itirps, from Tokomaru Bay. (trlasgow " ! ": AKAKQA. s.s. (5.55 a.m.), 2598 tons, 'rwin. from Lyttelton (Ferrv berth.) 'PATEENA, s.s. ' (10 p.m.), tins, Sewell, from Nelson and Picton. (No. 12, ! rvois ouay.) NGAHERE, s.s. (3.45 p.m.), 1100 tons, Dillner, from Lyttelton. (Clyde quay.) I -WEDNESDAY. MAY 14. ;' OPAWA, s.s. (12.15 a.m,). 110 tons, i Nicholas, from Blenheim. (No. 13, north, '. Queen's wharf.) WOOTTON, s.s. (12.25 a.m.). 121 tons, Lai-sen. from Lyttelton. (No. IS, south, Queen's wharf.) 1 SMLKO. | TUESDAY, MAT 13. CANOPUS, s.s. (12.45 <p.m.), 1357 tons, Sellers, for Westport. HAWERA, s.s. ».2.40 p.m.), 174 tons, McKinuon, for Patea. WATTANGI, s.s. (4 p.m.), 171 tons, risk, for Patea. WAKATTJ, s.s. (4 p.m.), 157 tons, Wills, for Kaikoura and Lyttelton. CALM, s.s. (6.10 p.m.), 981 tons, Badford, for Wanganui. RIPPLE, s.s. (6.55 p.m.), 370 tons, Carlson, for Akitio and Napier. MARAROA, s.s. (7.45 p.m.), 2593 tons, Irwin, for Lyttelton. MANA, s.s, (8 p.m), 134 tons, Bonner, for Lyttelton. I eXPECTED ARRIVAL*. I Tainui (coastal), Wanganui, to-day Kahu, East Coast, to-da> Rosamond, Gisborne, to-day Opawa, Blenheim, to-day Huia, Auckland, to-day Maori, Lyttelton, to-day Kaitoa, Nelson, to-day _, Komata, Westport, to-night lnvercargill, Lyttelton. to-day Wairau, Blenheim, to-day Kapuni, Patea, to-day Mararoa, Lyttelton, Thursday Haw'era; Patea. Thursday Kamo, Greymouth, Thursday Pasroa, Hokitika,. Thursday Waitangl, Patea, Thursday Blenheim, Havelock and Bays, Thursday Storm, Oamaru, Thursday Kaiapoi, Melbourne via south, Friday Manaroa, Lyttelton,, Friday Port .Sydney, Timaru, Friday Monowai, Auckland, Napier, Friday Kin!,' Dunedin, Oamaru, Friday Wakatu, Lyttelton, Kaikoura, Friday Baden Powell, Auckland, Saturday Mdkoia, Dunedin, Lyttelton, Tuesday ~: . Ripple, Gisborne, Tuesday PROJECTED DEPARTOR**: Putikl, Dunedin, torday Ptatherua, Westport,. to-day, noon. Karamu, Greymoutk, to-day, noon Baden., Powel},,N;ew i! Plymouth, to-day, 5 p.m Kahu, Picton, East Coast, to-day Kapiti, Wanffanui, to-<iay, 4 p.m. Ngahere, Greymouth, to-day Kapuni, Patea, to-day. 3 <p.m. Kaitoa, Nelson, to-day, 5 p.m Opawa, Blenheim, to-day, 8 p.m. Maori, Lyttelton. to-day, 7.45 p.m. Mapourlkai- Auckland, to-day Ngatoro. Greymouth, to-day Tainui (ooastal), Lyttelton, to-day Wi'llochra. England, to-day, noon Pateena, Picton, Nelson, to-day. 1.30 T>Jn. Waihora, Sydney, to-day lnvercargill, Wanffanui, to-day, 5 p.m. Kurow, Vancouver, to-day Manuka, Sydney, to-day, 8 p.m. Rosamond, Dunedia, Bluff, Thursday Waverley, Patea, Thursday Tainui, London viai Panama, Thursday Wootton, Lyttelton, Thursday Storm, Wanganui, Thursday ,-Waitangii Patea, Thursday Mararoa, Lyttelton,. Thursday Hawera, ■. Patea, .Thursday Kowhal. Greymouth, Thursday lima, Greymouth, Thursday BemueTa, Lyttelton, Friday Arua, Sydney, Friday Middleham Castle, Napier, Friday Monowai, Lyttelton, Dunedin, Friday Whakatane, Lyttelton, Dunedin, Friday Manaroa, Lyttelton, Friday Northumberland, Melbourne, Saturday Raranga, Gisborne, Saturday Kaiapoi, New Plymouth, Greymouth, Saturday • • Wakatu, KaikoTira, Lyttelton, Saturday Paoroa, Nelson, Westport, Greymouth, Saturday Kaikoura, London via Panama. Sunday Mokoia, Napier, Gisborne, Auckland, Tuesday Ripple. Akitio, Napier, Auckland. Tuesday TELEGRAPHED MOVEMENTB. AUCKLAND, Tuesday Taltme (6.8 a.m.), from Suva; Tutanekai (8.45 a.m.), from Wellington. Wanaka (4 p.m.), for Newcastle; Corinthlo (5 p.m.), for London; Whangape (9.30 p.m.), for Papeete; Monowai (10.30 p.m.), for South; Makura (10.30 p.m.), for Vancouver. NEW PLYMOUTH, Tuesday—Barawa (fi.SO a.m.), from Onehunga. PATEA, Tuesday Kapuni (8 a.m.), from Wellington. . WANGANUI, Tuesday Tainui (8.40 p.m.), for Wellington. GISBORNE, Monday—Rosamond (6.45 p.m.), .for .Wellington. NAPIHR, Monday—Kahu (10.30 p.m.), from Wellington via coast. Kahu (11 p.m.), for Wellington via coast. PICTON. Tuesday—Kennedy (6 a.m.), from Wellington. Pateena (3.40 p.m.). for Wellington. BLENHEIM, Tuesday—Opawa (4 p.m.), for Wellington. -NELSON, Tuesday—Kaitoa (5.20 a.m.), from Wellington. Reguluß (4.15 p.m.) for Westport; Kaitoa (7 p.m.), for Wellington. '

LYTTELTON, Monday—Wootton (9.25 p.m.), for Wellington. Tuesday—Maori (10.15 a.m,), from Wellington. Kia Ora (11.20 a.m.), lnvercargill (12.10 p.m.), and Maori (B.SO p.m.), for Wellington. OAMARU, tar - Wellington. • *

The Arahura's overhaul has been postironed for a fortnight. Consequently the Mapourika, which is to leavo Wellington to-day for Auckland, will remain in her present running for another two weeks. The lonic Lyttelton at noon yestordav for Port Chalmers. The Mana is expected back at Wellinirton on Friday nisrht from Lyttelton, and is to sail on Saturday for Lyttelton. Cathie, Dempster and Co. advise that the Wootton is to sail from Wellington at noon to-inorrow for Lyttelton. Tho Tutanekai arrived at Auckland .yesterday from WellinKton. The Ripple, whioh left Wellington last evening for Akitio and Napier, is to prooeed from Napier to Picton to load chair ior Uisborno. Captain J. Bruce has taken command of the Kini at Dunedin. relieving Captain J. Mac Lean, who goes on transfer. Mr T. Robertson, third officer of the Waipori, has transferred to the Whangape, relieving Mr Neas, who came ashore.

Mr I. M. Barr. second officer of the Kittawa, will join the barquentine lima as chief officer. Mr E. A. Stoin will relieve Mr J. A. Hughan as ohief officer of the Karori, tha latter having been granted holiday leave.

The Kahu. due at Wellington tMe morning from ' East Coast bays, is to sail to-dav for Pioton to load chaff for Bast Coast.

The Kurow is timed to leave Wellington this mornimr for Vancouver. The coastal steamer Tainui is due ?t Wellington to-dav from . Wanganui, and is to sail this evening for Lyttelton. The Karamu is to get away from Wei Ungton at noon'to-dav for Greyinoutn. At Geelong the former hulk Malpita is being oonverted into a seagoing orafr. to carry out ooastal and interstate cornmissions. . .

The British ship Cardinia '.% at present landing in Sydney the largest cargo cf paper ever brought to that pi>rt from the United States. ' The Baden Powell is to leave Wellington ait 5 p.m. to-day for New Plymouth, from which port she is due back here about Saturday evening. The Westralia arrived at Dunodin a* noon yesterday from Wellington and Lyttelton. . . ... Captain J. L. Hamilton rejoined the Stella at Wellington in place of Captain Mcßride. who reverted to his position as chief officer. The repairs to the windlass of the barauentine lima having been completed, the sailer will leave Wellington. tomorrow in tow of the Kowhai for Greymouth. _ . . M The coastal steamer Paeroa is expected at Wellington to-morrow night nom Hokitika. and-is to sail on Saturday with explosives for Nelson, Westport, <ind Greymouth. The schooner Houto. which left Uunedin on, Saturday with general cargo for Wellington, is to load here for Nelson. The vessel will return from Nelson to Dunedin. Bannatyne and Company advise that the C. and D. Line steamer Port Sydney, due at Wellington on Friday afternoon from Timaru, Is expected to sail on Wednesday for London. Tair Plav" states:— It is not every Prime Minister who has the good fortune to purchase a boat, thereafter to earn her cost in two years, and then sell her at something like 45 per cent, more than the price he paid for her. Yet such is Mr Hughes's happy position in regard to the Commonwealth Government Line steamer Auatralatream, which, no longer in her first youth, has just been sold to Belgium for .£2O per ton, as against the -GH paid for her in 1916. The scow Zingara, which arrived at Newcastle on April 30th from Sydney, was to be towed to Clarencetown, where sho will load hardwood for New Zealand. The Ngahere, which arrived at Wellington yesterday afternoon from Lyttelton. was unable to sail last night for Greymouth owing to a shortage in her

■ The Komata was timed to get away from Westport at B o'olock last night coal-laden foi Wellington. The Kamo is to leave Greymouth at 10 o'clock to-night coal-laden for WellingThe Rosamond, due at Wellington today from Gisborne. Is to sail to-morrpw for Dunedin and Blufl, taking cargo for .the last-mentioned port. TO-DAY'S BERTHAGE. Kia Ora, King's wharf;' Maori, ferry berth; Rosamond, No. 6, north, Queen's wharf; Ngahere; Clyde quay, Kaitoa. No. 10, Queen's wharf; Tainui, No. 2, south, Queen's wharf; Opawa, No. 11, north, Queen's wharf; Wairau, No. 18, south, Queen's wharf; lnvercargill. No. 5, north Queen's wharf j Wootton, No. 13, north, Queen's wharf; Kapuni, Glasgow wharf; Pateena, No. 12, Jervoiß quay; Mapourika, No. 1, south. Queen's wharf; Manuka, No. 4, Queen's wharf. CROSBY HALL LEFT NT3W YORK. The cargo steamer Crosby Hall, 4052 tons, Captain Sproule, sailed from New York on April 22nd for Wellington and Lyttelton. The vessel is due at Wellington about May 29th. Aftor discharging in New Zealand she will load at Sydney for South Africa. WATTOMO AND MOKOIA. A Press Association message from Dunedin reports that tho Waitomo is expected to leave Calcutta on May 16th for Auokland, Wellington, Lyttelton, and Dunedin, via Singapore and Samarang. The Mokoia is being recommissioned, and will commence loading to-day for East Coast ports and Auckland. Sho will sail on Saturday in place of the Monowai. THE LATEST WAE&TJNA. The Union Cb.'s new cargo steamer Wairuna (ex the German steamer Polescar), 5832 tons, sailed from London on April 18th for Vancouver via South America. She will leave the Canadian port' towards the end of July for New Zealand and Australia. NEW YORK TO AUSTRALIA. Dalgety and Co., local agents for the U.S. and A. Line, advise that tho steamers Poughkeepsie and Gunston Hall, which were to load at New York have been diverted. The steamer Westport sailed from New York on April 23rd for Australian ports. I

COBINTHIC FOB LONDON. The Shaw, Savill and Albion Oompanjrs liner Corinthio. which left Auckland at 4 p.m. yesterday for London via Panama, took the following passengers: —First Saloon: From Wellington—Misses B. C. Evans, Qrant-Cowen, C. Humphries, M. K. Marshall, H. B. Porter, B. S. Porter, Miesdames Bvanß, C. H. J. Prouse, A. B. Porter, f. Stapley, MeasrsA. B. Evana. Q. Gore, . C. Hadaold, H. Humphries, J. W. Marshall, W. Prouse, G. H. Soott, A. R Smith. From Auckland—Misses Cooper, A. Cox, Collins, A. M. Elliott. Lynch, A. Savage, M. Savage, B. Shaw, A. M. Whitney, Mesdames Bayly, Bell. Elliott, Gaffney, G. Grace, Lynch. Manning, Milroy and infant, Russell, M. Savage, Shaw, Tonks, Colonel Blennerhasset, Major J. Whitney, Captain A. N. Whitney, Rev. B. H. Strong, Dr G. W. A. Lynch. Messrs I. Bayly, J, M. Bell, William Elliott, A. A. Gaffney, G. H. Hodgson, T. S. Manning, R. N. Russell, M. Shaw, Masters G. Shaw, B„ W„ and P. Savage.- From Timaru —Mrs M. Bwen. From Invercartrfll—Mr G. J. Fox. From Dunodin—Dr F. R. Riley. Second Saloon : From Wellington—Misses B. Butt, H. Cameron, E. I>. R. Lankshoar, M. Nunn.A. O'Neill. V. Penrose, B. Penrose, T. Penrose, N. Penrose, G. D. Btendahl.B. and S. Watson-Munro. Mesdames E. Benton, A. Billraon, Cameron and infant. Lankshear, M. Molyneaux, Nunn, Penrose, Stendahl. Watson-Munro. Dr B. atendnhl. Messrs M. L. Cameron, E. W. Jackson. M. Watson-Munro, W. J. Lankshear, R. W. Nnnn, E. J. Penrose, J. MeG. Spenkman, Masters R. D. 8. Stendahl. C. Watson-Munro. From Lyftelton—Mr B. Wilson. From Bunedin— Misses M, Aitkeru, E. EUetohfir, Mni J.

Fletcher. From Timaru—Mrs Dunlor, Mr M. M. Dunlop. From AucklandMisses, C. B. Ward, It. and 3. Kyder, Meadames Bliss, Ryder, Miller, Messrs. Bliss, R. Miller, and. H. B. S. Ryder. MOVHMENTS. The Union Company advises that the Waihora is to leavo Wellington to-day for Sydney. At the latter port the vessel will take the loading berth for Vancouver. She will call at Newcastle and Honolulu on route to the Canadian port. AMIRAL CECILLE BECALMED. Thirty-five days out from Wellington, bound for Molbourno in ballast, to load wheat for Nantes, the French sailing shij, Amiral Cecilia was becalmed in Bass Straits on April 23rd. A tug was 6ent out. and the sailer was towed into the Victorian port on April 24th. The Amiral Oecille arrived at Wellington earlv in March with cargo from New York via Auokland. Sho commenced the run to Melbourne from Wellington on Maroh 19th. LOUIS THEKIAULT EN ROUTE. After a stay of over two months in Melbourne, the schooner Louis Thenault left that port recently laden with phosphates for Wellington, New Zoaland. Tho Louis Theriuult reached Melbourne from St. John, New Brunswick, with a cargo of paper on February 23rd, after beinu refloated from a mudbank on whioh she grounded at th© entrance to Westernport Bay. KIA ORA DUB TO-DAY. The Shaw. Savill and Albion liner Kia Ora. en route from Homo, left Lyttelton at 11 a.m. yesterday for Wellington, where she is duo this morning. Tho vessel is to berth at the King's wharf to discharge. WAIWERA FROM NEW YORK. The Shaw, Savill and Albion liner Waiwera is fixed to load at New York under the auspices of the A. and A. Line for Australian and New Zealand port*. NIAGARA LEFT ' VANCOUVT3R. ' The Union Company has reoeived cable advice'that the R.M.S. Niagara left Vancouver on the 11th inst. for Auokland, via Honolulu and Suva. The vessel is due at Auokland on the 2&th inst. She is timed to sail from Auckland about Juno 10th on the return trip to Vancouver via ports. MANUKA FOR SYDNEY. The Union Company advise that the departure of the Manuka from Wellington for Sydney has been postponed till 8 o'clock to-night ORISSA FOR PERSIAN GULF. The New Zealand Shipping Company advises that the steamer Orissa Is to leave New Plymouth about next Sunday with an oil-refinery plant for Aberdam, Persian Gulf. The vessel will proceed via Newcastle, Sydney, Melbourne, and Bombay. KAIKOURA FOB LONDON. The liner Kaikoura arrived baok at Wellington at 8 o'olook yesterday morning from Tokomaru Bay and berthed at j the Glasgow wharf to complete Homeward loading. The vessel will leave here on Sunday for London via Panama. WORK AT THE SLIP. The trawler Nora Nlven ii to «o up on the slip at 8 o'olook this morning for cleaning and painting, behind the Hinemoa. Both vessels will be rejaunohed at 8 a.m. on Friday. The Wairau will then go up on the eMp for an overhaul that will occupy u oouple of days. The New Plymouth dredge Paritutu will go on the cradle on Monday or Tuesday for a general overhaul. ;,, . ATUA. BERTHED.. The Atua, which arrived in the stream at Wellington on Sunday from Sydney, berthed at 7.25 o'olook yesterday morning at No. 14, north, Jervois quay. The vessel is to commence discharge this morning. She is now fixed to leave Wellington for Sydney at 8 p.m. on Friday. WILLOCHRA SAILS TO-DiAT. Tho Willochra is to sail from Wellington to-day for.. Home via Australian ports and Capetown. * Captain J. F. Brown has with him the following ©Ulcers:—Chief, Mr It. Cordy; second, Mr C. C. Waters; third. Mr C. Burgoai; fourth. Mr \V. it. Jseuntlebury. Mr McCullum, who recently returned from active service, has joined the steamer as purser. INTERNE© CARGO. The Commonwealth Controller-General of Customs has advised the Melbourne Chamber of Commerce that a cablegram has been received from the High Commissioner's office. London, dealing with goods for Australia on the Austrian steamer Oreovu. whioh during the war "sheltered" at Padang. The message reads: —"Referring to your telegram March 27th, definitely decided Great Britain will assurno management German boats sheltorinjT Dutch East Indies. Disposal of cargo not yet settled, as boats not handed over. Probably same course will be followed in oast of Austria-Hun-gary, but position complicated owing to instability Government these countries, as Dutch Government refuses hand over ships without authority of owners or ownere' Government." The Controller adds that tho matter is being kept under notice with a view to seeing that the question for bringing the Australian cargo on to the Commonwealth is not overlooked. OVERSEAS VESSELS. » BTBAMBES. Devon—Due Lyttelton May 26Un left Suez April oth. Un.Zi. ami Airican Co.) Kia Ora—Due Wellington to-day; left United Kingdom Mar. 27th. (Shaw Savill.) Paparoa—Due Wellington May 24th; left Glasgow April Ist. (N.Z. and African Co.) Arawa—Due Lyttelton May 14thj left London April Ist. (Shaw Savill.) Carpentaria Due Lyttelton May 17th; left United Kingdom April 2nd Pakeha—Due Wellington Mav 27th: 'left London April 13th. (Shaw Savill.) Rimutaka—Due Wellington May 26th; left Plymouth April sth, via Newport News and Panama. (N.Z. S. Co.) Moana—Due Wellington May 28th; left San Francisco May 4th via Papeete and Rarotonga. (Union Co.) Western Comert—Due Auokland May 28th s left New York April 22nd. (Johnston and Co.) Crosby Hall—D»e Wellington May 29th; left Now York April 22nd. Tofua—Due Lyttelton or Port Chalmers May 30th; left United Kingdom April 18th. ~.,»■ City of Dunkirk—Due Auckland June 7th; due Wellington June 12th i left New York May Ist. (N.Z. and African Co.) Port Pfrie—Due Wellington June 24th; left London April 18th. (C. and D. Line.) SAILERS. San Francisco to Wellington— Samax (4-masted sch.) sailed 7th; Annie M. Rolph (bqtne), and Albert Meyer (3-maatl ed sch.), to sail. New York to Wellington—King Cyras (4-masted sch.), to sail., Melbourne to Wellington—Louis Theriault (3-maated sch.), sailed May 2nd. i

MATT. V. H. M. 11 4 a.do 0 31 p.n 9 84 a.m 0 42 a.ie THIS DAY.