SHIPPING NEWS

New Zealand Times, Volume XLIV, Issue 10285, 21 May 1919, Page 2

SHIPPING NEWS

THIS DAT. Sun rises. 0.50 u.u..; sets 4.38 p.m Moon rises, 10.10 P.m.: sets, U.Ji a.m. nigh water. 5.55 a.m.; 9.1( P-m. AHHIVttJ TUESDAY. MAX 20. MAK.UuuA. s.s. <!>.o a.m.), 2598 tons, ii.vu.. irom Lyttelton. (.terry berth.; s.s. (noon). 33W tons, -lutohie, ii-u:u jjuui-dm* ami Lyttelton. (No. 1, auutii. Uuecn's wharf.) \vVlu-n-. s.s. »U. 20 P.m.), 4*l tons, Uraiiaiii. iioui Tarakohe. (.No. 13, Queen s '' I'vDEX POWELL, s.s. (4.15 p.m.), 174 tors Jackson, from New Plymouth anili- ft'ni (No 5, north. Queen's whart.) VtNL'MOA, s.s. (4.20 p.m.), 542 tons, ',~uu>» from Brothers and Jackson light. (Wool wharf.') " PATEENA. s.s. (10.45 p.m.), 1212 tons, s,'well. from Nelson and Pieton. (i\o. 12, Jervois quay.;

aAiL&a. TUESDAY. MAY 20.

IIINEMOA. s.s. (4.45 a.m.), 543 tons, ior tno Brothers liglunouse and Jackson ilpud ■beacon. PaEuOA. s.s. (1.15 p.m.), 91 tons, !>.irie, tor Nelson, \v escort and Greymouth. _. rvUYfHAI. s.s. (i p.m.), 792 tons. Dinsniore, lor Greymouth. HAW ERA. s.s. (6.10 P.m.), I<4 tons, Mciiinnoa. for Patea. BLENHEIM, s.s. (6.10 p.m.), 120 tons, Wilkinson, for Tarakoue and Wanganui. IN v EE<C'A.RGILL. s.s. (5.35 p.m.). 324 tons, Thompson, for Wanganui. KEN NED i. s.s. (6.50 p.m.), 187 to*.. tionr.v. tor Nelson and West must. AZAKAROA. s.s. (7.50 p.m.;, 2598 tons, Irwin, for Lyttelton, VtOO'ITON. s.s. (8.50 p.m.), 151-tons. Lirseu, for Lyttelton. AIOKOIA. s.s. (W. 20 p.m.), 3502 tons, Ritchie, for Napier. Gisborne and Auckland. WEDNESDAY. MAT 21. •

MANA, s.s. (12.15 a.m.), 131 tons. Bonner, for LytteJiton. OPAWA, s.s. (1.20 a-m.). 110 tons, Nicholas, for Blenheim. CAHECftU .HftKIVALfc. Waitangi, Patea, to-day Mako, Napier, to-day kaitoa. Nelson, to-day Monowai. Lyttelton. to-day Manaroa, Lyttelton, to-day Calm. Timaru. Thursday Mararoa, Lyttelton, Thursday Pateena, Nelson. Picton. Thursday Wakatu. Lyttelton. Kaikoura, Thursday Corinna, New Plymouth, Thursday Karu, Lyttelton, Thursday Upawa, Blenheim. Thursday ..Hawera. Patea. Thursday Kokiri, Greymouth, Thursday Koniata, Westport, Thursday Ngatoro, Greymouth, Thursday N'ikau, Nelson. Thursday i'utiki, Dunedin. Timaru, Lyttelton. Thursday Bhamo. Oamaru. Thursday Breeze, Lyttelton. Thursday - Westmoreland. Bluff. Friday Maria, Lyttelton, Friday iCapuni, Patea," Friday Kapitiy Wanganni; Friday Blenheim, Wanganui, Friday Ripple, Gisborne, Friday lonic. Lyttelton, Friday Kamona, Westport. Friday Wootton, Lyttelton, Friday Nfgahere. Timaru, Lyttelton, SaturJay Mapourika. Auckland, Sunday -Invercargill, New-Plymouth, Sunday PROJECTED-~T)EPARTUBfc«i Monowai, Lyttelton, to-day .' Mako. Picton. Gisborne. to-day Kapuni, Patea, to-day. 4 p.m. Kapiti, Wanganui. to-day, 11 a.m. fluia, Lyttelton. to-day VVairau, Blenheim, to-day, midnight Poherua, Westport, to-day, 5 p.m. Pateena. Picton. NeLwn, to-day, 1.30 p.m. Houto, Nelson, to-day Kaikdura. London;- via Panama, to-day,

noon - ■ Stella. Auckland, to-day Maori. Lyttelton, to-day, 7.45 p.m. Kaitoa, Nelson, to-day, 5 p.m. Waitangi, Patea, Thursday Kamo, Lyttelton. Thursday Mnraroa, Lyttelton. Thursday Opawa, Blenheim. Thursday Manaroa, Lyttelton. Thursday Kaiapoi, New Plymouth, Greymouth,

Thursday Oorinna, Dunedin, Oamarn, Timaru, ■' ~ Thursday • Baden Powell, Lyttelton. Thursday Hawera. Patea, Thursday Raranga. Gisborne. Thursday Calm, Wanganui, Thursday Breeze, Lyttelton. Dunedin, Timaru, Thursday Port Sydney, London via Panama, Fri. day Wakatu, Kaikoura. Lyttelton, Friday Karu., _Ne.w, .Plymouth, Friday Hinemoa, northern lighthouses, Friday Mana, Lyttelton. Saturday Ripple, Akitio, Napier, Saturday Wootton. Lyttelton. Saturday Nikau, Nelson, Saturday TELEGRAPHED MOVEMENTS. LONDON, Hav llS—Port Augusta, from Adelaide. . . Oxfordshire, from Wellington, via Australia. Leicestershire ' irishman, tor Melbourne. War Duck, for Fremantle. PLYMOUTH. Mav 12th.—Orsova, from Melbourne.

AUivA', Mav 12th. —War Soldier, from Australia.

SYDNEY, Tuesday—Atua, from Wellington.

AUCKLAND. Tuesday—Arawa (8 a.m.;, from Wellington. Manurewa, barque (2.50 p.m.). for Melbourne. NEW PLYMOUTH. Tuesday—Earawa (6.45 a.m.), trom. Onehunga. Eara-wa (!) p.m.). tor Onehonga. NAPLES. Tuesday—Maio (12.30 p.m.), for Wellington and Picton. PICTON, Tuesday—Pateena (6 p.m.), for Wellington. NELSON. Tueaday—Kaitoa (4.45 a.m.), from Wellington. Kaitoa (7 p.m.), for Wellington. GItBtfMOTJTH. Tuesday—Kokm (1.10 a.m.). for Wellington. LYTTELTON, Tuesday—Monowai (1.45 p.m.), from Wellington. Monowai (d p.m.). for Wellington.

The Hinemoa. which loft Wellington at 4.43 a.m. yesterday for the Brothels lighthouse and Jackson Head beacon completed her worjc at both places and arrived back in rort at 4.20 p.m. yesterday. She is to go out to Port Underwood to-day and will return thence to Wellington, from" which port sho ' will sail probaMy on Friday on the round trip to tho northern lighthouses. The Mana is due at Wellington agab. on Friday from Lyttelton, and will sail on the return trip on Saturday. The Raranga is to get away from Wellington to-morrow afternoon for Gisborne for Homeward loading. The Wootton is due back at Wellington on Friday from Lyttelton, and will sail again for that port on Saturday.

Captain J. C. Maclean, late master cf the Kini, has taken command of the J.ra. hura, relieving Captain H. Dryden, who has come ashore on holiday leave. Johnston and Co. advise that the Ripple is duo back at Wellington on Friday from Gisborne. She will leave here at noon on Saturday for Akitio, Napier, rnd Gisborno. . ... „. _ , Mr E Sutherland joined the Kaiapol at' Lyttelton on Friday as third oflicer, relieving Mr Cadwallader who went ashore to sit for his chief officer s ticket. The Koromiko'has left Newcastle lor Lyttelton with a full cargo of coal- bho should arrive at the latter port about the end of the week. 'Hip Bhamo will leave Oamaru tanj this morning for Wellington, and is Cuo here to-morrow morning. The vessel is to sail from Wellington next luesday for London via Suez. . There were no signs of sickness yesterdav among the crew of the Mararoa. from which vessel a suspicious case of illwws waft j-arnoved -a* Wellington fxn Saturday night. The American schooner Commerce, which has completed discharging a earso of case oil and lumber at Auckland from =?nn "Francisco, has been taken into the stream preparatory to sailing for Levuka Fiii. to load eonra for San Francisco. The lonic is to leave Lyttelton to-mor-row evenin" for Wellington, where the is due on Fri''av morning. The vessel is to sail from Wellini-ton on the 29th mst. for London via Panama. The, Canadian five - masted motor pchooner Laurel Whnlcn. which is making such a prolon-.'J stay in Auckland waiting for h"r <-:isines to be repaired, berthed on Moncl :" to have some of tho renaired machinerv shipped. Dunedin exchanges report that it in expected that the Manuka will leave Sydney to-morrow for Wellington and Lyttelton. The shipping strike in Australia will probably mean' the cancellation of the trip. _, „. Tho Invercargill, which left Wellington last evening for Wanganui. will proceed from the latter port to Tarakohe to load cement for New Plymouth. The vessel is duo back here on Sunday from the Taranaki port. The Manaia (ex Eotoiti), which has been undergoing her annual overhaul and survey at Auckland, resumed running to Whangarei on Monday. The Clansman, which has been relieving the Manaia, was to go back into the northern running yesterday, and the Aupouri, which has been relieving the Clansman, will now relieve the Wakatere while undergoing overhaul and survey at Auckland. The Auckland City Council's trawler Simplon. which has been mine-sweeping on the New Zealand coast for some considerable time, has been released from service, and arrived at Auckland from Wellington late on Saturday. It is understood she will now resume her former work, trawling in the Hauraki Gulf. The steamer John was to leave Wanganui last night for Nydia Bay to load timber for Lyttelton. The Kaikoura is to finish coaling at Wellington at midday to-day, and will then sail for London via Panama.

The Karu is not expected to arrive at Wellington until to-morrow from Lyttelton, and she is fixed to sail at i p.m. on Friday for New -Plymouth, taking cargo. The Mapourika. is to leave Auckland to-morrow afternoon for Wellington, where she is due on Sunay morning, 'llie vessel will sail from Wellington early next week with cargo for Auckland. The Ngahere, due at Wellington about the end of th? week with produce from Timaru and Lyttelton, Is to proceed from here to Greymouth to load coal for Gisborne and Tokomaru Bay. The Kaiapoi is now timed to sail rroui Wellington to-morrow with general •cargo for New Plymouth and Greymouth. The Corinna has been delayed at New Plymouth by bad weatheP, and is not expected to reach Wellington until to-mor-row morning. The vessel is to sail tomorrow night for Dunedin, Oamaru, and Timaru.

The Kowhai left Wellington yesterday for Greymouith. without the barquentine lima which it was originally intended she would tow to that port. The. weelfcher, however, was unfavourable, and the lima will await an opportunity to proceed to the We* Coast port. NIKAE AND KAITOA. Bannatyne and Company advise that the Nikau, which has been undergoing an overhaul at Nelson, is due at Wellington to-morrow morning. After landing her passengers she will immediately go to the patent slip to complete . her overhaul. The Nikau will leave Wellington at 2 p.m. on Saturday, in her usual running, for Nelson. The Kaitoa on arrival at Nelson on Saturday from Wellington will lay up for her overhaul. - REMTJERA FEOM LONDON. The New Zealand Shipping Company advises that the liner Remuera will rot arrive back at Wellington until June 6th from Timaru. The vessel's departure from Wellington for London via Panama has been fixed for June 10th. WESTMORELAND DELAYED. The N.Z. and African Company advises that the liner Westmoreland has been delayed in loading at the Bluff owing to. rain. The vessel, however, is expected to eail to-night for Wellington, where eho is expected on Friday morning. The Westmoreland is now timed to sail from Wellington on the 27th inst. for Liverpool via Panama. SAMAR BERTHED. The four-masted schooner Samar, which arrived in the stream at Wellington early on Sunday evening from San Francisco, berthed at the Clyde quay wharf at 3 p.m. yesterday, having been granted a clean bill of health by the Port Health Officer. The vessel, which comes to the agencv of the Vacuum Oil Company, has a cargo of case oil and timber to put out at this port. The Samar left San I'rancisco on March 7th, and had fine weather and fair winds till crossing the Line on the fifteenth dav out, 'in longitude VZG west. A fortnight of calms and light airs ensued, followed by fair winds, which lasted till the schooner was north cf North Cape. A course was set down the coast, and when to the northward of White Island on May Ist head winds wore encountered, which necessitated the schooner beating her way southward. White Island was sighted on May llth, and Bast Cape was passed on May 18th. Calms and light winds followed till rearing Capo Palliser when a fair breeze vas met with, and the Cape was roundet, on May 17th. The Samar sailed into the stream on Sunday evening and dropped anchor at 7 p.m.

The Samaria a typical Yankee fourmasted schooner, about 18 years old, owned by Wolf and Kirchmann, of Pan Francisco. She has not visited Wellington previously, although she has brought a cargo to Auckland. Captain Marcus Asmussen is in command, and his mates are Messrs C. R. Moller (first?) and O. Edwards (second). After discharge at Wellington the Samar will go to Levuka to load copra for San Francisco.

PORT SYDNEY'S PASSENGERS. The C. and D. liner Port Sydney, which is to leave Wellington at daybreak on Friday for London via Panama, will take the following pMseng«r»:—From Wellington •. Mrs Mitoh»U. M«»sr» E. «. F. Zohrab. Mitchell. From Wamranui: MiEses William*. B. Williams. Mesdames Pinard and 2 ehildr«n, Smally, Altoft and oaild, Messrs Adison, L. Pinard, Altoft, Young. From New Plymouth: Airs Cruickshank. Mr Cruickshank. From Auckland: Miss Evans. From Christchurch : Dr Rugg. From Dunedin: Miss Thomson, Mrs Thomson, Mr Thomson. From Invercargill: Mr P. Smith.

THE MOKOIA. The Union Company's Mokoia, having finished her overhaul at Port Chalmers, arrived yesterday morning from Xl-anedin and Lyttelton after a lone absence from this port. The vessel is temporarily relieving the Monowai in the Dunedin-Eaet Coast-Auckland, service. Captain D .Ritchie is in command, and his officers are:—Chief. Mr W. Jarvie; second. Mr &. Willson; third, Mr A. J. McArthur; chief engineer, Mr It. Knox; teconci, Mr D. Mallock; third, Mr V. Standing; fourth, Mr M. O'Sullivan; purser, Mr U. C. Callis. The vessel sailed last night for Napier. Gisborno and Auckland. to-day¥~berthagk. Samar, Clyde quay; Monowai, ferry berth; Pateena, No. 12, Jervois quay; Kokiri, Taranuki street wharf; Mako, Railway wharf; Waitangi, King's* whurf; Baden Powell. No. 5, north. Queen's wharf; Corinna, No. 14, north, Jervois quay. CARPENTARIA AT LYTTELTON. The steainer Carpentaria, v.ith troops from London, arrived in the stream at Lyttelton about 8.30 on Saturday night, and, beiup declared a clean ship, was berthed at 7 a.m. on Sunday morning at No. 6 wharf. The Carpen.ivia is u vessel of 5804 tons gross, and -its built in 1904 by tiir Kuylton Dixon and Co., Ldt, Middlesboro, for the British India Steam Navigation Company, L!xl. lier. dimensionn are: Length 43G.3±'t, ti'eodth 'W.iift, dei-tli 29.8 ft. She is under command of Captain J. V. Heilly, tne ofOcers beuig: Chief, Air P. It. Moon; second, Mr D. Kamsey; third. Mr J. Watling; chief engineer, Mr A. McAllister; second, Mr J. Walker; third, Mr G. Stewart; chief refrigerating engineer, Mr i). McKinnon; second, Mr F, Jansen; chief steward, Mr J. VVoodall; purser, Mr N. Pennoy; surgeon, Mr J. B. Thompson. The vessel will be loaded at Lyttelton undet th<* auspices of the New Zealand Shiwpins Company. QUEEN OX' 1 THE SOUTH GONE. The wrecked the coastal steamer Queen of the South .which went on to a reef near Cape Campbell on tho 10th inst., ha* disappeared. Mr G. Allfort, secretary of the Marine Department, received a telegram yesterday morning from the principal keeper at Cape Campbell lighthouse, stating that the vessel broke amidships on Monday night, and completely disappeared. No wrockuge had so far come ashore. Heavy seas have been reported northward of Banks Peninsula, and these evidently wrought havoc with the wreck. ARAWA DUE MONDAY. The Shaw, Savill and Albion, Company advises that the Arawa will not leave Auckland until Saturday for Wellington, where she is due next. Monday with part cargo, from London to put out here. The vessel will sail from Wellington on the following Thursday for Lyttelton and Port Chalmers to complete discharge. The Arawa will subsequently load at Port Chalmers. Lyttelton. and Wellington. The vessel's departure from Wellington for London via Panama has been postponed till June 17th. TUTANEKAI AT AUCKLAND. The Government steamer Tutanekai returned to Auckland with the GovernorGeneral from the coast shortly after niid(lay oa Sunday, and berthed at the Queen's wharf. After leaving Auckland on Wednesday evening Bhe visited VVhangarei, Tauranga, and Thames. At the latter port she stayed all Saturday night, leaving for Auckland on Sunday morning. It is understood that the Tutanekai will remain at Auckland until she leaves for Karotonga to pick up the GovernorGeneral, who goes there by the Royal Mail steamer Alcana. overseas" VESSELS. STEAMERS. Devon—Due Lyttelton May 29th; left Sul-z .i,'in oin. um.Zi. ai»u Aincan Co.) Faparoa—Due Wellington May 24th; left Glasgow April Ist. (N.Z. and African Co.>' Arawa-rDue Wellington May 26th via Auckland; left London April Ist. (Shaw Savill.) Pakeha—Due Wellington May 27th; left London April 12th. (Shaw Savill.) Rimutaka—Due Wellington May 36th; left Plymouth April sth, via Newport News and Panama. (N.Z. S. Co.) Moana—Due Wellington May 28th j left San Francisco May 4th via Papeete and Earotonga. (Union Co.) Western Comet—Due Auckland Mey 28th; left New York April 22nd. (Johnston and Co.) Crosby Hall—Due Wellington May 29th; left New York April 22nd. Tofua—Due Lyttelton or Port Chalmers Mav 30th; left United Kingdom April 18th. City of Dunkirk—Due Auckland June 7th; due Wellington June 12th; left York May Ist. (N.Z. and African Co.) Port Pirie—Due Wellington June 24th; left London April 18th. (C. and D. Line.^ Waimana—Due Auckland June 26th; left London May 10th. . (Shaw Savill.) SAILERS. San Franoisco to Wellington—Annie M. Rolph (bqtne), and Albert Meyer (3-masted son.), to Bail. New York to Wellington—King Cyrus (4-maßted sch.), to sail. Melbourne to Wellington—Louis Thenaulit (3-masted sch-), sailed May 2nd. Newcastle to Wellington—Eona (bq), sailed May 14th (G. H. Scales).

1'HASES OF THE MOON MA*. D. H M. First Quartet Full Moon ... 7 15 11 04 a.tr. 31 p.n Last Quarter 23 8 31 *i.cc New Moon ... 30 0 12 a.a