SHIPPING NEWS

New Zealand Times, Volume XLIV, Issue 10288, 24 May 1919, Page 2

SHIPPING NEWS

rHASES-OF'THE MC'JN

■■,■■■ • .THIS.rDAT. '■■ .jutr'; rise's; «f. 69 aYm.: sets. 4.36 p.m. .ioon<rises. 12.25" a.m.; sets, 1.7 p.m. iiiKh water, 11.14 a.m.; 11.41 p.m. j ; ARRIVED. ;';'.;..,;,''' ./,'.'■' a if. * aia .....irAWIiKA. s.s<-«(*30 a.m.), 200 tons, ;l iuu.ivinaoii,, from Patea. (Kings whan.) i w.t'AVYA, s.s. (6.3 L- a.m.), 110 ton*. >.;cnoi.is. from Bleiuieiin. I Ho. II north, (.:litmus wharl.) KA'fXOA;' g;s. (7.10 a.m.), 303 tons.. , vvi.unian. from Nelson. (.No. 10, Queen's . iviuiri'.k • ■ i , v MAORI, -8.8. - (9.55 a.m.), 3412 tons, Alsunei-on, fiom LVtteitou. (Feiiy beivn., KAMONA.. .s.s.. (10.50 a.m.), 1425 tons.. Kunkine. from Westport. ('iaranak-. 1 sir .-f wharf.) •. : PUTIKI.' sis.' (5."40 p.m.), 409 -tons. Robertson, '"' from Dunedin, Timaru; and Lj- ttclton. (No.' 13, Jervois quay.) SAILED. ! ..: -FRIDAY,.. MAY 23. ... - WAIRAU, s.s- (3.0 a.m.), 98 tons, Deilev. for Blenheim. iiUIA, auxiliary schooner (12.15 p.m.), 1 30il .tons.;.l^ine,..forjX.vttolton. : PATEENA.; ; s,s,, (2.J0 p.m.), 1212 tons. .Si'ivpil.' for Picton and . Nelson. ! OPAWA, 8% (s.gin.), ,110 tons, NjoholaK'for "Blenneiinl *'.' ; "KAITOA, s.s. *(s:io p.m.), 305 tons, Wildnian,'for" Nelson. ,'KAIAPOI, s:s: (,5.00 p.m.), 2003 tons., ; EobbiJiard, for Now Plymouth. ( ' WAKATD'r's.s.-(7.10 p.m.),' 157 tons; '■■ Wills, for Kaikoura. .■MAORI,, s.s. (8.20 p.m.), 3412 tons, , Cameron, for Lyttelton. i KAMO; s.s. (8.50 p.m.), 1236 tons, Watson-, foarLyttelton. "EXPECTED ARRIVALS. IJreeM, i.v>te»tou. ■• .-•.-,■■ 'jjnii.'LyUe.'toh, to-day . V '.'- uiiihai l,yciL'i»u'n, ' ■ .v'alrati.''^-tflenneiih;-' to-day . i\;;aixtj.e. 'imiuru-.-L.viteiton, to-day tome, Lyttelton, to-day i'aparoa, Uiusyow via Panama, to-day luiWiiui, Greyinoutll, to-day tiaiaroa, Lytttlton. to-day Ivapiti, Wanganui, to-day .Uupourika. Auckland, to-night I'uteena; Nelson."Picton. to-day *lY"aitarigi, Patea, Sunday U.ehiifihi.-'PictonV'Suiiday ' ";.::.'v inveicaiK.il, Ss'cv ■ Plymouth, Sunday •;.- ; Alexander, -Wanganui,. Sunday Maori, iiytteiwu. bunday ivuitoa, Ne.son.- Sunday VVootton, Lyttelton,'Sunday lvnpuni. Potea. Sunday vVaverley, Putea, Sunday Uanaroa,"Xyjtelton, Sunday Opawa" Blenheim. Sui.day Vrawa. .Loudon.'.; Auckland,: Monday ivimutaka, Plymouth via Panama, Tue» . ..- day", ,-'■.. "' ' '". ' ,-,- .-.■.-■•• Wafcatu."LTttelt6h". "Kaikoura, Tuesday r ! '.ilannka. Sydney, -Tuesday . ", '', VJloana; San Francisco. Papeete, Raro ' tonga. Tuesday. nisM; Baden Powell, Lvtteltou; Tuesday Muldlcham Castle. .Napier, Wednesday ■ Mokoia, Auckland, .Wednesday PROJECTED' DEPARTURES. Corinna. Dunedin. Oarnaru, Timaru, to-'-""d'aY"' *"'"••-'.' "■■ Ivokiri, Picton. 'Onehunga. to-day dtortoi3jidney,v.London: via Panamaixstd-: ...day.' 6 a-.m.- ; . ; - • >• ■••}. ••-. ~.,'' IJai'anßa," Ginbdrne, to-day, 7 a.m." v . .. , ) iua'gifc, 'Wanganui/ito-day ; , " '"-'"' HaHera.'Patea. t;o-'day, noon ' Ifaru. pew'. Plymouth, to-day Hineirioa. northern lighthouses; to-day, 7 "p.m. ■ . - • • . - . Nikau, .ffelson. to-day.. 2 p.m. , Wairau, Blenheim, to-day,, 5, p.m. Ka'piihi, "Patea'/'fo-day MafardaTLvtt(?ltoir.' to-day. 7.45 p.m. iComata,-Westport;'to-day, 10 p.m. '•■ Timaru, Dunedin; ;,..; jUonday ■■■-■ :"": . :■ u--,-i<u.:'; ! Waverley... Patea; Monday .-, ; ,Kr,M Blenheim. Haveloclr; and bays,. Monday Alexander. 1 Nelson-, rVVest Coast, Monday Inyercargill," Wanganui, Monday Waitansi. -Patea.- ilonday Manaroa, ■ Lyttelton; Monday Nsaieje, Greymouth, Monday .Mana, k ,L.ytteHon, Monday Maori. Lyttelton. Monday 'Pateena"."Pict6n. "Nelson. Monday Kaitoa: NelsoMt Monday Opaw-ft, Blenheim.-'Monday - ' "' .'Kapitiv jWancanuii" Monday ,■■■■ -~■' : ; : ; ] Wootton, sLyttelton; Monday' .'... .'■" , Kini. <3reymouth.j.Monday Paparoa, Auckland. Tuesday Putiki, southern ports. Tuesday r Eipple, Akitio;. Napier, Gisborne, Tues- ! day ■"".'-' ~Blj.amo,,iprtdDn.ljria Suez. Wednesday , rVViakatu,'Kaikoura. Lyttelton, Wednes- ! ' tlav "■- -■■.,■. Baden Powell. New' Plymouth. Wednesi . .day -• -■ -•-•■ -. , ; AMCkland, Wednesday , ' '; LJfokoia. Lyttelton. Dunedin, Thiirsda/ •! ! , ::^._ t - ;-. \-\ -TELEGRAPHED MOVEMENTS. AUCKLAND, Friday—Kaitangata (1.30 a.m.), from Westport- War Courage- (8.15 I'a.m'i), for -London ;rWamarino (4.25 p.m.), for London. '■-■•• " AVANGANTJI, Friday—Calm (2.55 p.m.), from Wellington;." " . '•• "PlCTONj.Trf&y—Pateena (6.30 p.m.), '■from 5 W^frnstbn. u< ' , v ;B"trMHjE3tjf,"srtfay—Wairau (1 p.m.), from Wellington.' '■'*' ' GEBrMOTj*g; : (6.30 pfm.),' for Wellington. « • • '' 'LYTTELTON, Mararoa (10 a".m''), J *from'"' Wellington. Breeze' (noon), lonic (4.20 p.m.), and Mararoa (7.10 p.m.), '■'■' . - - ■■'■ ' p,trNiK>iN;';FHday—Eemuera (9 a.m.), from Lyttelton (2.45 p.m.), •from , Lyttelton.,, Katoa (3.50 p.m.), for Tioaro. i".,-. ;-,. ~,. ■ ■• The Kokiri is from Wellington -to-day-for Pioton to load produce toi ■Oneh-unlta." - :.-;•■- _ ' The departure of the Corinna from WelKntiton for Dunedin. Oamaru, and Timaru has been postponed till to-day. Kbmata-iS* to leave Wellington at -'lO'Volook-to-niftht with passengers for Westport. .'■■•> ■»■ . ' •_ , " The Kini will not eet away from Wellington until Monday for Greymouth.. The Mapdurika, due at;Wellington tonight' from "Auckland direct, is to eau on Wednesday ' oh' the return trip, taking cargo.- '■'._' . . " " The -Wellintrton Steamship Company's 'steamer Hnia was taken out to the "stream-ait--1.15 p.m. yesterday to lay up indefinitely. •••- , '■The aUXSHorv-scow Maeic is to loaye Wellintrton. to-dav- for Wanganui. ! The Ngaitoro, oh completioh of dis- \ charge at- Wanganui, is to proceed to Greymouth to load coal for Wellington. A three-masted schooner was sighted off the noast near Whanzarei on Tuesday afternoon. The vessel was beatiDjr towards Auckland." and it. is thought she j is the Australian schooner Aibermama. bound from Newcastln to Auckland. If it is the Abenriama. she should ptlt' in an rtppearahce at-anv time. . Mr E.. 0. F.,. Zohrab odvlses that the Kara is filed to leave WelHngton at a a.m. to-day.

The Breeza. due at Wellington earlv -this mornhie from Lyttelton, Is now fixed to.sail <from h«>T© at &p.m. on Menu <tnv for Lvttelton. Tlmaru and Dnnedin. Tho .PateaJW-p "beinsr unworkable, the wtfitihi? at Wanffamii for a favbnrtiMo onnortniutr to' enter the fornierfporfc "The'.X»mmi is 'bar-honnd at l?f»+<«i. lon fled for Welliwrton. -The- -Baden- Powell is exneotod back at Wollinjfton-- cm,. Tuesday i rom• I^ttelton,

and is timed to leave here on VV eduesuuy or 'Xiiut-sUuv ioi- i\e\v j^ijfmouLii.

i'iie Vvooiton is uue oact at V\ euiwjton to-muriow nignt aiom i/ytujlton, aim ttaii sail on JUouUiiy evening on uie return trip.

Xne Aiana, due at Wellington this al-tei-uuon uom x,ytteiton, is to sail on jj.unuu.v- on the return jun.

'L'no Government steamer Hinemoa ib to ieavo We.ungton at 7 o'clocK. this evening on Jier louud vrip to tne norvn~im iignvnouses. bne will be aoseni: •or aoout a month. l l ne IMKrtU uoMio oJf the patent blip at ■i p.m. yesterday, anu alter adjusting oouipussus" cauie up to tne yueun o wiian, ma vessel wnl sail to-dav at 2 p.m. toi xvcisou ill her usuai running. 'jLiie Putuci. wliicn arrived at Wellington jtast eveninir iixim soutnern ports, is to said on iuesdav on Uie ruturn trip. The John is due at Lytoetton to-da> li-oin iS.ya.a Bay, and uiuer uischaigiiia her cargo of timber will go to Oamaru and Timaru to wau lor Wel.iugton. Tlie i\gahere is uue at Wellington this afternoon with produce from Timaru anu lvVtteiton. She will commence to diauiuirKO on Monday morning, and is to Siiil on Aloudav uiternoon ror Uicj-moutn to load for Tokomaru and Gisborne. Mr B. Baggett, chief oflicer of thi Kaitoa. remained at Nelson on Thurudav for a trip. Mr Furneaux, former»y A Uestport, filled tb.e vacanoy on the vessel.

. Mr William McKeeaan has joined tho iJAucn Lowell as engineer in place of Mr William Webster. Mr i). McOulum has Signed on the Kamo's articles as second engineer m uiuca of Mr 1\ Clennoll. Mr A. E. Youn-.-j.as joined the £amo as second officer. Mr T. G. Thoi. s has joined the Maor. as assistant purser.

Mr J. A. Sligo, purser of tie Kaiapoi, has signed off the vessel's articles at Wellington. ' » Mr F. Mclntyre has succeeded Mr F. W. Inkster as second officer of the Corinna.

Mr G. M. Monaßhan has joined the Corinna as thirJ engineer in place or Mr K. S. Rutherford.

The C. and D. liner War Courage sailed from Auckland nt 8. o'clock yesterday moraine for London via Panama. An advertisement appears in anothei column asking members of the Wellington Waterside Workers' Union to attend the funeral of their late comrade Wii iam Dear, which will leave his late residence. 87. Cambridge terrace, at 2 p.m. to-day for Karori Cemetery. Deceased who was 78 years of age, was for many vears a member of the union. He was formerly a captain in the coaatal service. . Captain P. L. Molyneux will take command of the Oonah. relieving Captain J. Evan, who returns to New Zealand for orders.

Mr J. W. Murray, late second officer of tihe Moana. has passed the Board of Trade examinations for a chief officer's certificate. MrR. Bevan has passed the Board of Trade examination for a foreign-going second .officer's certificate. /'Shipping men at Melbourne spoke" appreciatively of the navigating ability of Captain W. T. Liley. of the Port Phillip Pilots" Association. who successfully brought toe 13.000 ton liner Balmoral Castle, which is 600 ft lons, up the Yarra and to her allotted berth on the western basin at Victoria dock,on April 24th. Her great length rendered the task of following the winding stream and negotiating, the rather narrow entrance to the dock ■ basin more formidable • than .that .of piloting a steamer of'greater tobnage. In addition to being the'longest vessel to navigate the Yarra, the Balmoral Castle possesses one of. the longest unbroken promenade decks yet aeeb on visiting- overseas craft. - TO-DAY'S BERTHAGE. lonic, Glasgow wharf; Paparoa, Glasgow wharf; Mararoa. Perry wharf; Nik.au. No. 10,: Queen's wharf; Waverley. Kihi's.""wharf; Kapuni, King's v wharf;; Kapitiv King's wharf; Breeze, Pipitea wharf; Putiki No. 12. Jervois quay;! Ngahere, No. 4. Queen's wharf; Wairau,' No. 11, north. Queen's wharf; Wootton, No. 13. Queen's wharf; Coruina, No. 14, south. Jervois quay; Komata, Railway wharf. KATOA ARRIVES AT PORT CHALMERS. . The Union Company's freighter Katoa, Captain Davies. arrived in ■ the lower Port Chalmers, at 11' a.m. on Wednesday from Melbourne 1 ,- "arid s ah-j j cnored to undergo medical The vessel was boarded" bv the port officer, who. after an examination of the orew. declared her to be a clean ship, there being no sickness on board. The Katoa had up to quite recently been engaged in the Pacific coast-Australasian cargo trade,, and this is her first visit to this port for several vears past. From Dunedin the Katoa will go to Timaru to piit out the balance of her freight, after which sho will load produce at the latter port and Lyttelton for Auckland. PORT SYDNEY SAILS TO-DAY. The C. and D. liner Port Sydney, with passengers and cargo, is to leave Wel J lington at daybreak to-day for London via Panama. BARENSZ AT AUCKLAND. -•The Dutch nacke/t steamer , Barensz finished discharging her consignment of [ Sugar at Chelsea. Auckland, on Wednesday night, and berthed at the Queen's wharf on Thursdav morning. This -vessel was. built at Amsterdam in 1915 for the Dutch East Indies trade. 'She is very spacious, and has comfortable_ passenger accommodation. She ■ carries a crew of 92 all told, about 70 of whom are Japanese. •• Her departure from Auckland for Melbourne has been fixed for to-dar. ARMAGH LOADS FOR HOME. The Union Company's new steamei Armagh is to leave Sydney on June 12th for Wellington, in order to load in New Zealand fqr London under the auspices of the New Zealand Shipping Company. The Armagh is a four-geared turbine vessel of 12.269 tons gross, built in October 1917. Her principal dimensions 39ft 9in. MOKOIA FROM AUCKLAND. The Union Company advises that the Mokoia is to leave Auckland on Monday direct for Wellington, omitting the usual rails at Gisborne and Napier. The vessel will arrive here on Wednesday and is to proceed to Lyttelton and Dunedin. . MAORI SHORT-STAFFED. " As the Maori was three firemen short of her complement on the run -n- from T.vttelton vesterdav, sho used onlv twothirds of her boiler power, and oonpequently was about two hours late in irriving at Wellington. As no other fireman were procurable here the Maori willed again last night with only twothirds boiler power. . _ ' WESTRALIA LAID XJT. The Wellington office of the Huddarr Parker Company has received cable advice that the Westralia's crow, owing to the seamen's strike in Australia, left the vessel at Melbourne, and she is laid up at that port. It is presumed that the Riverina is held -up at Sydney owing to the same cause. WORK AT THE SLIP. The Nikau was relaunched from the rmtent slip at 3 p.m. vesterdav. The tug Terawhiti will 'go up oh the oradln on Monday morning for cleaning and nainting. She will be brought off oli Tuesday morning. Th» New Plymouth dredge Parttutu will be brought off the slip on Wednesday or Thursday. The ihip TerpsichoTe will take her placo on tho cradle next, RARANGA'S MOVEMENTS. The Shaw, Savill and • Albion liner Raranga is to leave Wellington at 7 o'clock this morning for Gisborne and Napier for Homeward loading. The res--60.1 is due -back at Wellington on June

10th, and will leave this port on June 13th for London via Panama. TO LOAD FOE LIVERPOOL. The New Zealand and African Company advises tnat the iederal and rihiie uner Shropshire is due in New Zealand un June 13th ironi Australia to load for Liverpool. They also report thut the o-uiioiiv, of the same line, is to. arrive in New Zealand from Australia towards the end of June to load lor Liverpuol. AKAWA UUJZ MONDAY The Suaw, SaviU and AiOion Companyhas received teiegrapme auvice uwu Auckland that the Arawa ,eu route from London, will leave Auckland early this morning for Wellington, where she is due euriy on Monday morning to put out pail cargo. The vessel will proceed irum here to l,yttelton and Port. Chalmers to complete discharge. PAPAEOA AjtUUVis TO-DAY. The iNew Zealand Shipping Company's, liner Paparoa will arrive in the »u-eaui at \Vemngum at 7 o'clock this morning, if the vessel is" granted a clean Dill of lieaitti sho-will berth at 11 a.m. at tne Uiiisgow wharf to disembark troops and put out 400 tons of cargo. The vessel is to sail about Tuesday lor. Auckland. OVERSEAS VESSELS. STEAMERS. Dovon—Due Lyttelton May 29th; left 6u .. . ... ....i. i-> ■> iiii.uii Co.; Paparoa—Due Wellington to-day j left Glasgow April Ist. (N.Z and African Co.) Arawa—Due Wellington May 26th via Auckland; left London April Ist. (Shaw Savill.) Pakeha—Due Wellington May 30th; left London April 13th. (Shaw Savill.) Rimutaka—Due Wellington May 27th; lett j/iyuiuuin April jtu, 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 Comet —Due Auckland May 28th; left New York April 22nd. (Johnston and Co.) Crosby Hall—Due Wellington May 29th; left New York April 22nd. Tofua—Duo Port Chalmers May 28th; left United Kingdom April 18bh. City of Dunkirk—Due Auckland June 7th; due Wellington June 12th; left New York May Ist. (N.Z. and African Co.) Waitomo —Due Wellington June 18th; left Calcutta May 16th via Singapore and Auckland. (Union Co.) Port Pirie—Due Wellington June 24th; left London April 18th. (C. and D. Line.^ Waimana—Due Auckland June 26th; due Wellington July Ist; left London May 10th. <Shaw Savill.) SAILEiBS. San Francisco to Wellington—Annde M. Rolph (bqtne), and Albert Meyer (3-masted soh.), to sail. New York to VVellington— King Cyras (4-masted sch.), to sail. . . Melbourne to Wellington—Louis Theriault (3-masted sch.), sailed May 2ndNewcastle to Wellington—Bona (bo), sailed May 14th CG. H. Scales).

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