SHIPPING NEWS

New Zealand Times, Volume XLIV, Issue 10296, 3 June 1919, Page 2

SHIPPING NEWS

PHASES OF THE MOON.

THIS DAY. San rises, 7.7 a.m., sets, 4.31 p.m. 'non rises, 10.49 a.m.; sets; 9:43 p.m. , .ga water, 8.28 a-m.; 8.54 p.m, • ARRIVED. MONDAY. JUNE 2. , ICOvVKAI, s.s. i 5.35 aim.),' 792' tons, ILr.smore, from Greymouth. (No. 12, ■ ervois quay.) RIPPLE, s.s. (6.10 a.m.), 370 tons, . .Arison, .from Gisborne. - (No. 1, .south., queen’s wharf A. . KAIAPOI, s.s. (10 a.m.), ~2003 tons, Kobilliard, from Greymouth. (Taranaki street wharf.) •KVKAPO. s.s. (12.40 p.m.), 1521 tons. Bib e, from Westport. (Railway, wharf.j VGHN, s.s. (12.45 p.m.). 342 tons Hawick, from TimarU. ‘(Plpitea wharf.) " SAILED., V.'".' A'i . MONDAY. JOT -2. r ; PATEENA, s.s. (1.45 p.m.), 1212 tomv !®ewell.-for Picton and Nelson. V. WAVBKLEY, s.s. U p.m.), lST'ton«, vSrigden, for Patea. J MAORI. s.a. (7.55 0.m.), 3112 tons. Kameron, for Lyttelton... - Jf .— / « » WAITANGI, e.s. (8.5 p.m)), 171 tons, ijibsk. for Patea.. WAIRAU) s.s.’ (8.30 ‘ p.m.), 98 tom, iDeiley.-for-'Pioton. ■* "" ‘ < " •S INVERCARGILL, s.s: (10 p.m.). £2;, (tons, Thompson, for Lyttelton.. { MOKOIA, s.s. (11.5 p.m.), 3503 tons. Ritchie. for Dunedin. , | OPAWA, s.s. (11.45 p.m.), 110 tons, (Nicholas, for Blenheim. MANUKA, s.s. (11.50 pnn.). 4505 tons.' Clift, for Lyttelton. EXPECTED ARRIVALS.

Calm, On mam, Timaru, Lyttelton,. ..today Kennedy, Waitapu, to-day Waimea, Taxakohe, to-day ' i.Nikau, Nelson, to-day v d ' * Pateena, Nelson, Picton, to-day ' :f Mararoa, Lyttelton, to-day ' ■ Kapiti, Wanganui, to-day....--. Hawera, Wanganui, to-day. , Maori, Lyttelton, Wednesday Blenheim, Havelock and bays," Wednea- ., day . ■ ' Wairau, Picton, Wednesday. Kapani, Patea. Wanganui, Wednesday . Alana, Wanganui, Wednesday Kahn, East Coast, Thursday. ' ' ! Wlaverley Patea, Thursday' t , Rpsamonu, Napier, 't il 11 Pee!ay.- ■'.:..■ i Karamu, Dunedin, Thursday. • ■ - n ■ ■Waitangi, Patea, Thursday Invercargill, Lyttelton, it rid ay-. i,-/! Breeze, southern ports, Saturday Ripple, Gisborne, Sunday • , PROJECTED, DEPARTURES. , . ilararoa, Lyttelton, to-day. 7.45 p.m. Mkau. Nelson, Co-day, a p.m. is.us.apo, Nagter, vv eunesuay Kovviiui, Oueiiunga,' vir etlueSuay .. ■etuiil, Wanganui, Wednesday -Maori, Lyttenon, \\ eduesday ■ j Pateena, Picton, Nelson, Wednesday’' ; Dpawa. Blenheim, Wednesday rv Kapiti, Wanganui, Wednesday ; La,iera, Patea, Wednesday .. 3ienueini, Wanganui., .VV ednesday , - ..,,1 Konala, Eureka. DJi.A.,,. Wednesday Waimea, Nelson, Greymouth, Wedluwdaj Kennedy, Westport, Wednesday. ; W cotton, Lyttelton. Wednesday . Waverley, Patea,. Thursday Wairau. Blenheim. Thursday ; Mann, Lyttelton, Thursday - • 'Kaffir. Chatham Islands, -Friday/- ■ e:v■Joana. San Francisco via, ; '■'ihn, Dunedin, Oamartt, Friday ‘ vercargill, Lyttelton. Friday : isamond, Dunedin, Bluff, Friday-

.i.iden Powell, New Plymouth, Friday,- 1 ailddlehara Castle, London via Panama, Friday Putiki, Nelson, Saturday - - i Blenheim, Havelock and bays, Monday

TELEGRAPHED MOVEMENTS. • LONDON. May 12th-~Snevlu. . fror.; ,A”';’dand. Hair 16th—Prwzesfttnr, --‘fo! ■'We'.Tirgton. : May. 19th—Hamari. .;,.frdtv Wellington. , , ■ -i. NEW YORK, May 15th—Otlra, fw Auckland. May IGth—Wajwera,. far. Lrttelton. ■■ =>„. -, NEWCASTLE. Monday—Ngakuta. from Grcymouth. •- . AUCKLAND, Monday Paparoa f7.tr,n.mi) and Katoa .i 7.15 p.m.),--freon, ...Web lington. • ■ -n>! UNEHUNOA, Sunday—Kokiri (7 a.niiA Tot’ Greymouth. •** • FOXTON, Monday—Blenheim ‘'(hooiiV, for Havelock and Wellington. , PICTON, Monday Pateena (6 p.m.-. from' Wellington. NELSON. Sunday Nikan (2 a.m. . from Wellington. Monday—Corinna (3.3 c p.m.), for New Plymouth; Nikau (7 p.m.,'. for Wellington. KAIKOURA, Monday Wakatu («U<i «t.m.). from Wellington. . LYTTELTON. Monday Devon <6.!F n.m'in the stream), from Newcastle: Mararoa <7.5 p.m.), for Wellington. PORT CHALMERS., Monday—Karamu (7.50 p.m.).' for Wellington. " * f " DUNEDIN, Saturday Glancns ••■(■> p.m.), from Surprise Island via Noumea Barwon (9.15 a.m.), from Newcastle, Moi Jay—Karamu (3.50 p.m.). lor Wellington : Kotare (9.40 p.m.), for Port. Pegasus via Bluff: Hula, schooner (10.50 a.m.)> from Lyttelton:' Stella (2.15 p.m.), from Auok-

The Invercargill Is due bask at Wellington on Friday from Lyttelton, and --■Jill sail at 6 p.m. that day for Lyttelton again.' , ~ . , •• Mr F. W. Nees, formerly., third pfjicer 9f the Whangape. has jqingd the. .Vftjaajca in a, similar, capacity., ; Mr O. Gillon. who went on aolinay leave at Sydney,, is back in tJ hl#”fofmjr post as purser of the Moerakl. ’ Tlhe Kauri arrived at Auckland' I 'on Saturday with a load of wheat 1 to 'discharge at the northern port. V The following transfers of . wireless operators are announced; —Mr. F. N. Davidson, of the Moana, has transferred to the Mokola in place of Mr A: Smith, who ioined the Manuka; Mr J. Hutton, 1 late of the Manuka, ia now on the Joana; Mr W. A. Hawkins will succeed Mr E. A. lies on the Mararoa. • • • ;! Messrs N. Campbell and , J. Ryan/

riurth and fifth officers of the Manalth. eve come ashore at Wellington. Captain H. Burgess, of the Mission Miner Southern Cross, badly lacerated r of his legs 1 in ah accident on the' ■seliat Auckland on Friday. He is ic-

• t«d' to be making: satisfactory prb7*Ti)tain C. C. Bollock, of the,. tug •■.tftwhitl, leaves td-mbri'ow ’‘bfa'‘'fife ceks" holiday. Captain A*. 'J.' HnleiV^wlip

has been oA., l 9<lt;5 r e service with the Imperial'navy for some years, will take charge of the Terawhiti, his former cummari T^eLßlQilHeipj-is due back at Wellington to-morrow from Havelock and bays, and will sail at A p.m. to-morrow for Wanganui. The' Wairau left Wellington last night on a special trip to Pictun, from which port she is due back here to-morrow. The vessel will sail on Thursday fc r Blenheim. ■ j. 11,. Ora was to leave Waitara last nignt... for .-Wanganui roadstead to couljinie Homeward ■ loading. (flic liner .Barauaa was to leave Napier' lust"evening, or will sail to-day. for ois/boriie“'to complete her loading of local ■cargo;" She is'clue back at vVelling iron next Monday‘or Tuesday to fill up for London.- ,

• The Sales barcuentine Ysabel arrived at Auckland at 11.40 a.m. on Sunday with" a. load of superphosphates from Melbourne. ’

The Union Co.'s offices will be open today from 9 a.m, till 10 a.m. only.

The Anchor' Go.’s steamer Wiiimea is due ,at Wellington this morning from Tarakdlie, find .is to sail at 5 p.ni. tomorrow .for Nelson and Groymouth, omitting the usual coll at Westport. , ~ ~'j.ue..£Laua ,is uue back at Wellington to-morrow. from, Wanganui, and is to .suiLpA-’jfhursito. for Lyttelton. 1 Tlip Biiaep Powell was placed on the ■patent*‘slip ’yesterday morning for caulk- ■ *ifur and to’ have a new mizzen mast fitted.. . She is expected to come off ’on Thursday or Friday morning and is to ,sail..on.Dridav- evening for New ..Ply- ; mouth.

.Tiuß.Woottnn.is expected.back at Wol(upgtdu„ tc>:»ight, ( from Lyttelton, and is ’to soil on the return trio to-morrow. The'EosainonS is to leave NajMerto- ' morrow for \i : eiliuKton. unci is iv leave here on Friday'with cargo for Bluff via Dunedin. ' r ■. rTbe-.American four-masted barquentine .Kohala is to leave Wellington to-morrow for.-Eureka; U.S.A. . None of 'the Blackball Coal Co. s ■steamers'are dtib at Wellington this week. The Ngahere was discharging at Toko;fnril"u'! Bay. yesterday, and the Ngatoro wak^rimili'rfy''engaged at Napier. The rNgnSiila at Newcastle yesterday Yrdfn’Greyinduth.'. ’ - " ’TheJ'stea’mer’ACara is due at Welling’tom'next Monday or Tuesday from south to load for New Plymouth. -Mr.-rM. Campbell joined the Mokoia as extra officer yesterday. - Tirei'steamer-John' is to go on ’ the pdtentv slip .toriuorrow morning.. She is. expected tp leave Wellington on Friday for' punediji Oamaru. The : ißreeze."m rt due at Wellington next : Sat'urdav 'froni ’so'uthem ports, and will load n’t "Weilingtbh for the return trip. The Wakata.'which arrived at Lyttelton last-uight-from Wellington via I'ai>ib,ii --is ’tin* Inymup’ to-day at Lyttelton -for<hor annual overhaul. I

-oTha .-Putiki,-which arrived at Dunedin ion Sunday from■ .Wellington, sailed yestcr-, ■day-far -Timaru,--Lyttelton; and., Wellington. -The;, vessel,,, is due here on Friday, ■and will s#U for Nelson. ~ The steamefLCalm is due at-Wellington to-diiy.fi-omr6ainaru, Timaru, and Lyttelton,., and -is-,, to-sail to-morrow tor Wanganui, taking cargo. , The .Karamu let' Port Chalmers at 7,50 o’clock. last, evening, cargo-laden-*for Wellington,; - ■ ,/ ■ -'.V .>;iTCLSASffSB ERTHAGE. ! ''/ ?“7 !

Marti Wd; forty-berth; Pateena, No. 12, Jervois quay; Poherua, Kaihvay wharf. Blenheim’, Petone v/harf; Wairau, No, 13. south'. Qiiemr’k-'vvharf; . Opawa. No. 13. north, QaAn’s —wharf; Kennedy, Petone wharf; Wnimea, No. 16/ Jervois' quay: •’EKltfifil.’MiraSi'ai wharf ; Hawera, Glasgow wharf; Calm, No. 14, Jervois quay: 1 Nikau, No. ~lo,~Queen's wharf; Wootton. i No. -centre, Queen’s wharf; Gorinnu. ! Glasgow wharf; Kaiapoi, Hallway wharf.

! <I>EFT HONOEtriCft. j The R-M.S. Makura left Honolulu for ; .Vgßconvey > -.o.n -May 27th, en route from She -ia due at the Canadian port- .to-day.,, and-is to sail on the return j voyage meat-Saturday. ' THE R.M.S. PALOONA. • The .Union Co., advise that the R.M.S. Palpona.-which arrived at San: Francisci Taisi -Wednesday from Wellington--■ via .porAs, is-topsail 'on the return ’trip'Tbxt 'T-hursdayTomoFrlday.’ The vessel 1 ’ is ' due >BbuWeilingtOn'about June 29th. 'ui‘ U X WAIMANA LEFT*COLON. V i ,'^k|jt»ulp.,>!trd.m. London, the liner WaiC oI A n - <w> May 29th Tor: Auciv- . land., ..T£o.-vessel, is due at the northern .purijjon June-.2lst. 1 " BEVoN IT;LYTTELTON,, ... ’'"Tile,: troopship Devon arrived, at Lyttel't6u'y.es.terday .morning .from Egypt, with ■returped troops, via Colombo, Sydney, and.,Newcastle. The vessel was unable to obtain. a berth at Lyttelton yesterday ! owing to congestion ot shipping at the wharves. The Devon will disembark troops- and unload tea' at Lyttelton. She will then load at that port, and is due at Wellington’ about , the. 12th Inst, to fill up,; sailing on June 17th for Liverpool via Panama. •■.,-■■- ORIENT LINERS FOR HOME. . The Union T 0.,, local agents for the Orient Line) Is'advised that the Oronte.-. and"' Ostefley. are.'to sail from Sydney about the middle of nest month for London via .ports ' with passengers. They will be. 'followed .by the Ormonde and Oxsova. in August. The Ormonde will b? on-hejy .lifst. paaieuger tnp Homeward. '/C’.IWjiSTEEN- COMET REPORTED. Johnston and Co.. Wellington agents •for the Luckenbach Line, have received ■wireless advice that the steamer. Western Comet, en touto from New York, will arrive at- Auckland to-day. After putting out part cargo at the northern port tralia to. -complete- discharge.

~ v , .; HINEMOA.. ■ 1 '.The: Government steamer Hmcmoa avTlHdVat .Atuckland on Saturday mornin.’ from Wellington via lighthouses. The ’ vesseT'-is to .leave Auckland to-morrow for Cuvier Island light and the Haurak: Gulf- lights, A'considerable quantity o material is' to bo landed at Cuvier, and consequently the- Hinemoa will not ar-rive--back'‘air-Auokland until to-morrow week' to. foul. foKi the northern light;,honaea. m ■ ■ ■; BEWARE OF BUOYS. <■> The'Marine Department has receiv'C. a wireless message from the ca'W«-'rep»• steamer Iris -stating that the vessel has laid a-cable buoy' in latitude 29tieg. .0 min. south, and longitude 171 deg. SOmin. east. Several'other‘buovs will be used in that vicinity until'the cable repair wort, hair been completed. ' ‘

■: ‘V, NJ^S^^^SSENOBiBS. C.iEh* which arrived • at Auckland.-,at, 3.20 on Friday, from Vancouver:'via poets, brought the roliow. lug passengers:—i'irst saloon: Misa J. K. Allan,. Captain J. ,A. Adam, Mrs A. A. Lnmfnrth, .Mine,AT, Angici, Air P.' J. Mr 0,. M. Ballantyne, Mr C. R. Cox, Lieutenant J. C. Craig, Major W. A. Chappie, Captain M. O. Culshaw, Lieutenant I.< -L. C. ’Field, Mr A. L. Foster, Mr-G.- V,.Gerard, tMiai V. M. Greig, Mr JL E. Hoiking, Mrs J. and Miss M. Hoiking, -Mr J.,,Humphries, Commander T M.<Howard, Mr ,etui Airs D. Jenness, Mr VV. P. Jotoham, Dr E. M. Litchfield, Miss ML Litchfield, Mr H. Macalister, .Mr tV. R. Morton, Mrs G. Miller and 2 children,; Mr.X W., Price. Lieutenant T. M. Thompson, Mr :C. A. Turnbull, Mrs B. Tenney, Mr A... Dickens, Mrs L. D Paterson. Mr 3 -,K. Goldschmidt. Mr and lira A. PinkneT, Air"and, Mrs E. L. Johnston, Mr, and. jSlpb L. E. Deacon, Captain ! M, Percy, ..Mi; .Ai.,K. Bnrtcnay. Mr and Mr» .W. .M, • Johnston. Mr - and Mrs A. - -in. ' ■.

Avion and child, Mr W. J. Spears. Mr ini! Mrs 11. N, ConiisU. Second saloon: Rev. W. A. Allan, Mr and Airs L. JJalkiue and 4 children, Mr D. A. Burt, Mr J. Brownley, Miss 0. F. Birrell, Mr and Mrs A. Dugdale, Miss F. Emberton, Miss B. T. Hamilton, Mr H. F. Webley, Master D. Ualdeu, Rev. J. Kennedy, Mr Q. R. B. Kilsby. Mr W. E. Kilsby. Mrs L. M. Moses and child. Master A. D. Most-s, Mr A. W. McFerran, Mr S. A. Mcares, Mr J. A. Messenger, Mr A. W. Ness, Mr J. M. Nash, Mr J. E. Reid, Mr and Mrs I Robertson und child, Miss 1,. Sutherland, Miss M. Smith, Mr and Mrs J. Thompson and child. Masters M. and L. Thompson, Miss N. Vaile, Mr D. Wilson, Mr C. E. Walter. Mi Mis P. Bynenall and-3 children. Mr and Mrs F. H. Rabey, Mr 11. V. Murray, Brigadier B. Joy, Miss B. Richmond, Miss 1. Sutherland, Mrs VV. Sutherland and child, Mr and Mrs A. Goldie, and 42 steerage. NIAGARA AT AUCKLAND. The Royal Mail steamer Niagara arrived from Vancouver at Auckland on Friday afternoon and anchored in the stream for medical inspection. She was granted pratique, and berthed at the Queen’s wharf shortly after 6 p.m., three hours after arrive!. Owing to the largo number of passengers on board the Customs inspection took until 7.30 p.m.. when the passengers were allowed to land. The Niagara loft Vancouver on Mav 11th. and experienced a southerly gale for the first four days, after which fine weather prevailed to Auckland. The voyage was uneventful, and the vessel was declared a clean shin at each port touched at. She had 200 passengers for Auckland and 390 passengers, for Australia. Owing to the strike trouble at Sydney being ur. Acided it is not known whether the tb-ough passengers will be taken to Svdnt- by the Niagara or whether they will be transhipped to another vessel.

C. AND D. LINERS. The Wellington office of the O. and D. Line advises that owing to edlay in delivery by the builders the new C. and D. Lind advises that owing to delay in to sail from New York for. Australian ports Only, her place on the berth foi Auckland and Wellington being taken by the steamer Port Victor, which is to leave New York shortly. Two other and D, steamers announced to load in New York for Australia and New Zen land in June are the Port Augusta art* Port Eliot, but'their ports of discharge have not yet been named. OTIRA L’HFT NEW YORK. The Shaw, Savill and Albion Co.’s nc« liner Otira left New York on May 15th for Auckland, Wellington, Brisbane, cm! Sydney. The vessel, which is coming via Panama, is due at Auckland about June 29th, and at Wellington a few days iater. SITEVIC AT LONDON. The liner Suevic, which left Auckland on March 4th for London, arrived at hci destination on May 19th. WAIWERA LEFT NEW YORK. The Shaw, Savill and Albion Co. im.received cable advice that the Waiwera left New Tort on May 16th for Lyttelton. T)a,.ediu, Melbourne, ana Adelaide- 3 iuvossel is due at Lyttelton about June 30 th. MAMAPJ AT LONDON; , The liner Mamari, which left Welling ton on March, 29th for London via Bomu- . a, nvod at the xiome port on *iay 19th. EAHIT FOR CHATHAM^. The Chatham Isands Fishing Com pauy advises that the steamer • ivahu U deiuute.y Used 10 sail from Wellington next Friday with general cargo for WaitauKi. aa.uiiatua, uuu wvvenga vviusuian. ■ni.Aius). Hie vessel is' cXOcC'-cd' td afiTvi at Wellington on Thursday from East Coast. NEW ZEALAND SHIPPING CO. The New Zealand Shipping Co. advises that it expects .to dispatch the steamer Middlehan; Castle from Wellington foi London via Panama next Friday 01 Saturday. The Rimutaka is -to leave Wellington, about next Thursday week tl2th inst.) foi .W'hakataiio,. Tokomaru Bay. ■ and Gisiprne for Homeward loading/ The yesse., will subsequently return to .Wellington to complete her cargo for London. The Eemuera is expected to leave Port Chalmers on to-morrow week (11th inst.; for Wellington, where she is due on the following day to complete Homeward loading. The vessel i- anno-need to sai; from w'e.li.-gton tor Condon via Panama on the 14th inst.

MOANA SAILS FRIDAY. Thu Union Co. advises that tho departure of the R.M.S. Moana from Wellington for San Francisco via ports has been postponed till 5 p.m. next Friday.' PRINZESSIN LEFT LONDON. The Shaw, Savill and Albion Company has received cab.e advice that the steamer Prinzeasin left London on May 16th for Wellington, where she is due about June 29th. ' MAPOUEIKA FROM NAPIER. The Wellington office of the Union Co. advises that the apoMurika is expected to leave Napier for Gisborne and Auckland late to-morrow evening, in the AraJxura's running. Intending passengers leaving Wellington for Napier by to-mor-row morning's express may possibly connect with the Mapourika. OVERSEAS VESSELS. STEAMERS. , Western Comet —j->uu auckiand to-day; left New York April 22ud. (.Johnston ami Co.) Crosby Hall—Due Wellington June 3th; lent New' York April 22nd. . City of Dunkirk—Due Auckland Jnne 7th; due Wellington June 12th; left New i oik May Ist. (.iN.Z. and African Co.) Port Chalmers—JJue Auclua.m June i IGth; duo Weliingtou Juno 23rd; left New York May I3ih. (C. and D. Line.. Waitomo —Due Wellington June 18th; loft Ca.cutta May 16th via Sin;,, pore ami Auckland. (Union Co.) Port Pirie—Due Wellington June 21 h ■, ieit London April 18th. (C. and D, Lino. Waimana —Due Auckland Juno ,i due Wellington July Ist; left London May 10th. (Shaw Savlii.) Piiuzeasin—Due Welmgton June. 29th; left London May IGth. (Shaw Savill.. ■ vv ..iweru—Du, Lyttelton J'une 30th; left Ikindon May 16th. (Shaw Savlii.) Otira—Due Auckland'June 29th; dife A-ilington Juiy sth; left New York May jkh. (Shaw Savlii.) SAILERS. San Francisco to Wellington—Laura (bqtne), sailed April 20th. New York to Wellington—King Cyrm 4-masted sch.), to sail. ■Newcastle to Wellington—Rona (bq). •-ailed May 14th (G. II Scales).

JUNB. D. H. M. First ’ Quarto . 11 52 p.ni. Pull Moon S 58 a.in. f*iat Quarter 21 5 S p.m. ■New Moon ■■ s ■ 23.a.m