SHIPPING.

Taranaki Daily News, 8 December 1920, Page 2

SHIPPING.

I PORT OF NEW LATEST OVERSEA MOVEMENTS. WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 8, 1»2», ; ,~ PHASES Of THE MOON, j * DECEMBER. 10th.-~New Moon, 10.21 a.m. V lflth.—3Plrat Quarter, 0,17 p.m. 26th.—Pull Moon, 0.15 a.m. TIDES. High water to-day at 7,62 a.m. and 3.18 p.m.; to-morrow, at 8.40 a.m. and 9,1 p.m. SUNRISE AND SUNSET. The sun rises to-day at 4.38 a.m. and sets at 7.22 p.m.; to-morrow, rises at 1.38 a.m. and sets at 7.23 p.m. ARRIVED. Dec 7.—"Rarawa, s.s., at 6 a.m., 1072 tons, Bark, from Onehunga. Dec. 7.—Tamon Maru, No. 6, s.s., at 11 a.m., 3321 tons, from Kobe (Japan), rla Auckland. Dec. 7.—Flora, s.s., at noon, 1283 tons, McLellan, from South Island porta. SAILED. Dec. 7.—Rarnwa, s.s., at 8.20 p.m., 1072 tons. Bark, for Onehunga. Passengers: Mesdaraes Harle Giles, Sole and child, Thompson, Knowles, Julian, Jordan, Irerson and family, Williams, Mace, Reeve; Misses Hull, Armstrong (2), Knowleß (2), De-bell, Gamble; Messrs. Hayward. McTaggart, Davidson, Knowles (2), Trlstin (2), Smart, Davis, Jackson, Flanlgan, Armstrong, Cello, Barker, LeuHe, Kuruahlmay, Arrol, Forest, Dobell, Paton, Julian (2), Iverson, Harlo Giles, Strong Clarke, Cameron. - IN PORT. Tamon Maru, Xo. 6, s.s. Flora, s.s. EXPECTED ARRIVALS. Rarawa, from Onehunga, Friday. Corinna, from Onehunga, Saturday. Whangaratta, from Sydney, this month. Waipori, from Edithburg (South Australia) this month. THE RARAWA. The Rarawa arrived from Onehunga yesterday morning with passengers and about ]ofl tons of general cargo. Site sailed on Hie return trip at the usual time last night. FLORA FROM SOUTH. The Flora arrived from South Island ports soon after noon yesterday with about 800 tons of general cargo. She will sail to-morrow for Wellington, after loading 12,000 cfates of cheese for transhipment to the Port Kembla. TAMOX MARU, Xo. 0. The Tamon Maru, No. «, arrived from Kobe (Japan) yesterday with 1900 tons of superphosphates to discharge here. She will probably be in port for about a fortnight or three weeks, and will then probably sail for Wellington. CORINNA OK SATURDAY. The Corinna is due on Saturday morning from Onehunga, and after loading dairy produce (butter and cheese) will sail for Wellington !n tho erenlng. SUSSEX AT ST. JOHN. Tl:e Sussex arrived it St. John on Nov. I 27 to load for Xew Zealand ports. RUAHIXK'S ITINERARY. The New Zealand Shipping Company's Ruahine left Southampton on December 2 for Wellington and Auckland, via Newport News, Kingston, and Panama. She is due at Wellington on January 27. WHAKATANE FOR FIJI. The New Zealand Shipping Company* liner Whakatane left London on November 2!) for Fiji and New Zealand ports. TAIROA'S LOADING BERTH. The Eastern Canadian loading berth fnr thc month of February has been allotted to the liner Tairoa. THE RARAXGA. The Xew Zealand Shipping Company advise that tl:s liner Raringa, from Home ports, left Colon for Auckland on November 27. PAPAROA LEFT COLON The New Zealand Shipping Company's liner Paparoa, in continuation of her voyage from London to Xew Zealand left Colon on Friday, Dec. 3, and will call at Wellington about January sth to land her North Island passengers. STEAMER TREWELLAN. Advice has been received by the New Zealand Shipping Company that the steamer Trenellan. from Montreal, left Newport News on December Ist for Auckland, Wellington, Sydney and Melbourne. THE PORT MELBOURNE. The Port Melbourne, en route from New York to New Zealand and Australian ports, left Colon on December 3. The Port Melbourne Is due at Auckland about De;. 25. and at Wellington about a week later. THE TAHITI. The Tahiti is to sail from Vancouver on Dec. 20 for Honolulu Wellington, and Sydney. THE NIAGARA. Tte B.M.S. Niagara will leave Auckland for Sydney to-day, and on the return will sal; on her next trip from Auckland to Vancouver «n Dec. 21. SHIPPING TELEGRAMS. ARRIVED. Newcastle, Dec. 7. Cape Colony, from Auckland. Auckland, Dec. 7—Hororata, at 11.25 a.m., from New York; Kauri, at 9.30 a.m., from Newcastle. Lom'on. Dec. o.—At Hull, Cugic; at Table Bay, Citv of Durham, Clan McMillan; at Port Natal, Demosthenes; at Colombo, Odterley. Auckland, Dec. 7.—Kaituna, at 12..15 p in., from N.,wf;'«t!e. SAILED. London. Doc. G— For Sydney. Annie M. Campbell; for Newcastle, Anglo-iKgyptian; frr Brisbane, ustcalpool; for Fr.-rawle, D.ilinngia; for Dunedin, Samar Sytiie. Tori thri / eis Dec. 7.- Broiton, at 1y 30 p.m., for I eiifi'st'e. OVERSEA STEAMERS. Opawa (N.Z. and A.), left Liverpool for Auckland, Wellington, Lyttelton, and Poi*t Chalmers, Oct. 13. At Auckland. Dm Wellington Dec. 9. Durham (X.ZS. Co,), left Montreal for Auckland and Xew Zealand ports, Oct. 13. At Auckland. Due Wellington to-day. Oruri. (N.Z. and A), left Liverpool for Auckland, Wellington, Lyttelton, and Port Chalmers on Oct. 7. At Auckland. Due Wellington Dec. 10. Port Nicholson (C. and D.l, left London for Melbourne, Hobart. Sydney, Auckland. Napier and Wellington, Oct. S. Due at Auckland. Due Wellington Dec. 1". Walhora (U.S.S. Co), left Vancouver, for Wellington Nov, 20. Dut Wellington Dee. li

Dorset (N.Z.S. Co.), left Southampton lor Auckland and Wellington,. Oct. 28. Due Auckland Dec. 22."":d'ub Wellington Jan. 2. Arawa (S.S. and. A.), left London for Auckland and Wellington, Nov. 11. Due Auckland Dec. 24. Due Wellington Jan. 7. Faparoa (N.Z.S. Co.) left Southampton for Wellington, Lyttelton and Port Chalmers, Nov. 12. Due Wellington Jan. 5. Walotapu (N.Z. and A.), left Liverpool for Auckland, Wellington, Lyttelton, and Dunedin, Nov. 10. Due Auckland Dec. 30. Duo Wellington January 7. Kathlamba (N.Z. and A.), left New York for Auckland, Wellington, Brisbane, and Sydney Oct. 30. At Auckland. Due Wellington Dec. 10. Devon (N.Z. and A.) left New Tork for Auckland,*- Wellington and Australia, Nov. 16. Due Auckland Dec. 19. Due Wellington Dec. 20. Raranga (S.S. and A.), left Montreal for Auckland, Wellington, Lytto(lton, Ximarn, Melbourne, and Sydney, Nov. 6. Due Auckland Dec. 18. Due Wellington Dec. 29. Hororata (A. and A.), left New York for Auckland and Wellington Nov, 4. At Auckland. Due Wellington Dec. 14, Tremeadow (Federal Line), left New York for Auckland, Wellington, Hawke's Bay, Melbourne, and Sydney Nov. 3; due Auckland Dec. 15: Due Wellington Dec. 22. Nishmaha (Dalgety and Co.) left New York for Auckland, Wellington, Brisbane, Melbourne and Sydney Nov. 5. Due Auckland Dec. 13. Due Wellington Dec. 23. Bona (Union Co.), left San Francisco Nov. 4 for Wellington. Due Wellington Dec. 0. [Late shipping news appears on Page 4] COMMERCIAL j i Mi.ISI.URME WOOL SALES. By Telegraph.—Press Assn.—Copyright. Melbourne, Dec 7. The wool sales were imost disappointing. The top price was 35% d for a small lot of super combing. The bidding came from Italy and America; that from Bradford was negligible. FOREIGN EXCHANGES. Received Dec. 7, 5.5 p.m. London, Dec. B. Walhi Junction shares, 8s 3d. Foreign exchange rates are: Paris 58.13 francs; Stockholm, 17.90 kroner; Chrlstlanta, 24.75 kroner; Calcutta 17% d; Yokohama, 34% yen; Montreal, 398 cents; New York, 34G?i cents.—Aus.-N.Z. Cable Assn. CHBISTCHURCH WOOL SALES. By Teiegtaph.—Ptes» Association. Christcjiurch, Dec. 7. Heavier buying and'higher rates for halfbred were the outstanding features of tho second wool sale this morning. Representatives of Home firms, felimongers, and New Zealand mills were present, and there was keener competition up to a point In nearly every class. Coarse wools grew weaker as the sale proceeded. Tho catalogue totalled "1881 bales. In the first part of the saie prices for halfbred wools- were up to \' t d per lb. better than at the November sale, while prices for three-quarter bred wools showed a decline of about %d a lb., and prices for coarse wools a decline of from >/id to %d iper lb. The top range of prices was as follows: Super half-bred 15% d, iraodlum 13d, "super three-quarter Jll<>d, medium !)%d, super crossbred 9%d, medium 7>{d, first crossbred pieces. 13d, second assorted pieces ll'Ad. LONDON MARKETB H(i;it COMMISSIONER'S CABLED I'.EPOIIT. The Department of Agriculture has the frunwing cablegram, dated Dec. 4, from the nish Commissioner for New Zea'an-3, London : "Meat.-English: Supplies again sawd, but suili< ,: au for (moderate demand, and '.redo | quiet. Aurage prices are: Beef Is 4d, mut- | top ls.Bd, lamb Is per lb. Imported. Trade quiet, but steady. "Cheese.—Government allotment only slowly [anil-led for, trade preferring to fill their requirements with free Canadian, which can he obtained at lower price. English* slow; moderato inquiry for finest farming at £7 10s to £9 0s per cwt. (Is 4d to Is 8d per-lb.) Canadian dull, and easier for lower quality, best steady. White, spot, £7 8s to £7 16s per cwt. (Is 3%d to Is W t & per lb) ;J colored £7 10s to £8 per cwt. (Is 4%d Is 5d per lb). j "Butter.—Government ration will be in I creased to two ounces per head from Dei-. C; no change in pries. Fair arrival Dutch this week on' Government account. U.S.A. market less attractive to Denmark, with dine In exchange and in Denmark quotations' tend io decline. Irish' very Irregular, cream«rles offered £2l 10s per cwt. (la 4%d per lb.) Prices are declining. "Hemp.—Manila market continues dull. "J" grade now quoted sellers October-December and November-January shipments £59 per ton; December-February and January-March shipments £SB per ton; August-October shipment sold up to £63 per ton short sellers covering.. New Zealand market idle. Nominal quotations sellers, high points, spot, £54 per ton; December-January shipment £52 Ids per ton. Fair £52 and £SO per ton respectively. "Wool.—Last Government sales this .year opened London, Dec. 7. -In addition to Government offerings, 27,600 bales privately owned principally I\lver Plate, Australian and Cape Colony, and including 300 bales N&w Zealand, will be offered for sale."