SHIPPING.

Wanganui Herald, Volume XXXXVI, Issue 13527, 8 November 1911, Page 4

SHIPPING.

. This evening, 11.6. To-morrow morning, 11.26, . Sun set—This evening, 6.58. Sun rise—To-morrow morning, 5.1. PHASES OF THE MOON. NOVEMBER. D. H. M. S. Pull moon 7 3 25 13 aim. Last quarter 13 6 56 17 p.m. Now moon 21 8 26 16 a.m. First quarter. 29 T 18 21 p.m. Perigee, 9d oh 39 p.m. Apogee, 2od 3h 45 a.m. ARRIVALS. November B.—Aranawa, s.s., 263 tons, Mclntosh, from Wellington. . November 8— Stqrrobird, s.s.. -17 tons, Dowell, from Wellington. DEPARTURES. NIL IN PORT. Arapawa, Putiki, Stormbird, Maioro. BY TELEGRAPH. KEPPEL BAY, November 8. Arrived. —Handaisle, from New Zealand. _____ The Arapawa arrived from Wellington at 8.25 this morning. She brought a general consignment from which was discharged to-day. She sails for Wellington this evening, returning to Wanganui as soon as loaded. The Putiki went down river this morning, but was not allowed to attempt the bar. owing to the heavy sea. accordingly returned to the wharf and took in-a big consignment of wool. If possible, sho will sail for Wellington this evening The Stormbird left Wellington with a general cargo at 6.15 p.m. and came across the bar shortly after noon to-dav. On discharging she will return to Wellington, probably to-moi-r°Owing to a strong westerly, there was a heavy sea on the bar, effectualh preventing any departures up to -he hour at which we went to P rCRS - , Messrs. T. H. Cock and Co. yesteruav received the following wire from their head office, Nelson“ Officers strike settled. Conference with seamen starts tomorrow, Bth hist.”. The Anchor lino of steamers, for which the firm are agents, has been released by the settlement of the strike, and the boats may be expected here in due course. Ibis, m fact, also applies to other coastal lines, and the port'should bo very busy during the next few weeks. The. top-sail schooner Amelia feims, bound from Lyttelton to Wanganui, arrived off the bar yesterday but disappeared again during the night. one had not put in an appearance up to tlio hour at which we went to press. Tile Maroro has been moved down to the far end of the wharf, where she will take in her cargo of timber. Mr ,C. F. Millward advises that the Storm leaves Timaru on the 11th hist., Lyttelton on the 13th, and Wellington on the 14th, for Wanganui. The Petone leaves Dunedin on the 10th, Bluff on the 11th, Timaru on the 13th, Lyttelton on the Util, and Wellington on the 15th, for Wanganui.