SHIPPING.

Wanganui Herald, Volume XXXXVI, Issue 13522, 2 November 1911, Page 4

SHIPPING.

This evening, 6.15. To-morrow morning, G. 51. Sun set—This evening, 6.51. Sun rise—To-morrow morning, 5.8. PHASES OF THE MOON". NOVEMBER. D. H. M. S. Full moon 7 3 25 13 a.m. Last quarter 13 6 56 17 p.m. New moon 21 8 26 16 a.m. First quarter 29 1 18 21 p.m. Perigee, 9d 5h 39 p.m. Apogee, 25d 3h 45 a.m. ARRIVALS. Nov. I—Maroro,1 —Maroro, scow, 200 tons, Anderson, from Newcastle. Nov. I—Houto,1 —Houto, auxiliary schooner, 99 tons, Anderson, from Timaru. DEPARTURES. Nov. I—Petone, s.s., 850 lons, Woehling, for Westport. ? IN PORT. Maroro, Houto. BY TELEGRAPH. ONEHUNGA, November 1. Sailed—Claymore, 3.10 p.m., for Wanganui. WELLINGTON, November 1. , Arrived—Moeraki, from Sydney; Athcnic and Tnrakina, from London. SYDNEY, November 1. Sailed (5 o’clock) —Maheno. The steamer took very little cargo. NEWCASTLE, November 1. Sailed—Clan Ogilvy, for New Zealand. MELBOURNE, November 1. Sailed—Manuka. There are no expected arrivals to-day. Tho Petone was delayed by rough . weather last night, but sailed for Westport at 5.40 this morning. ' The auxiliary schooner Houto, with a cargo of flour from Timaru, crossed the bar late yesterday afternoon, after a rough ~voyage of seven days. She was discharging to-day. From here the Houto goes with ballast to Hokianga, thence to Wellington, Lyttelton, Dunedin, and Wanganui again. Alter many fruitless efforts to get into port, the schooner-rigged\ scow Maroro, with a cargo of coal from Newcastle (N.S.W.), came up to the town wharf yesterday afternoon by the aid of her own sails. Though it is 37 days since the scow left Australia, 20 of these were spent in beating about the New Zealand coast, the winds being continually unfavourable.