SHIPPING.

Wanganui Herald, Volume XXXXVI, Issue 13526, 7 November 1911, Page 4

SHIPPING.

This evening, 10.26. j To-morrow morning, 10.46. 1 Sun set—Tins evening, 6.57. Sun rise—To-morrow morning, 5.2. ■ ' PHASES OP THE MOON. NOVEMBER. - D. H. M. S. Pull moon 7 3 25 13 a.m. ■ Last quarter 13 6 56 17 p.m. ? Neur'mqon 21 8 26 16 a.m. .. Kfst quarter 29 1 18 21 p.m. Perigee, 9d 5h 39 p.m. Apogee, 25d 3k 45 a.m. : : ARRIVALS. Nov. 7—Putiki, s.s., 409' tons, Dewkurst, ■ from Wellington. in port. Marprp, Putiki. ' , BY TELEGRAPH. ; ■ : BRISBANE, November 7. Arrived.—Rent, from New Zealand. , FREMANTLE, November 7. Arrived;—Opawa, from London. . WELLINGTON, November 7. . . A'rjrived.—Clan Ogilvey, s.s. (5.10 a.m.), from,’Newcastle. The only arrival to-day was the Putiki, at 9.7 a.m., from Wellington. She brought ' a big general cargo, which was discharged to-day. The Putiki sails for Wellington to-morrow.. The Arapawa and Kapiti sail to-night from Wellington for, Wanganui. The topsail schooner Amelia Sims, which, left Lyttelton a week ago, arrived off .the bar this morning. Should the wind con-tinue-favourable it is probable that she will get up to the wharf to-night. The Maroro’s coal is nearly all discharged, and she will commence to take in her cargo of timber almost immediately. Anchor Company’s steamers Nikau ■ and Kaitoa, which, with the rest of the fleet, have been idle since the coastal officers’ strike commenced, resumed run- . ning to Wellington last evening, released by the settlement reached through the Shipowners’ federation and the Merchant Service Guild.