Weather Forecast.

Press, Volume LII, Issue 9117, 30 May 1895, Page 6

Weather Forecast.

Captain Edwin telegraphed yesterday afternoon aa follows : —'* Indications for tjlaßS falling, for strong N. E. to N. and W. wind."

Aebived—May 29. Flora, ss., 1273 tons, Bernech, from Wellington. Passengers—Misses Allan, Heads, Clifford, Mosdam-js Houston and child, Dennis and child, Dr. Borne, Messrs Gallethy, Megget, Pannell (2), Parker and eleven steerage. Union Steamship Company, agents. Omapere, s.s., 601 ton 3, Flamming, from Wellington. Passengers—Misses Revens, tiimm, Taylor, Mrs Taylor, Messrs Harker (2), Rodgers, Caldoer, "Greenaway, Taylor, Morley, Gilmour, Crawford, Scott, Weki, and twelve steeiage. Union Steamship Company, agents. Clio, schooner, 81 toon, Moore, from Greymouth. W. Pitcaithley, agent. Jane Douglas, s.s., 95 tons, Whitby, from Akatoa. Cuff and Graham, agents.

Cleared—May 29. Zior, schooner, 63 tons, Jensen, for Waitara. Cnff aud Graham, agents. Sailed—May 29. Flora, ss., 1273 ton?, Bernech, for Wellington. Union Steamship Company, agents. Rimutaka, s.s., 4515 tons, Greenslreet, for Port Chalmers. New Zealaud Shipping Company, agents. Imports. Flora—From Dunediu—l2 cases soap, 95 boxes candles, 6 hhds ale, 4 cases glass, 60 bdls pipes, 27 bdls iron, 6 bars do, 47 pkgs. Omapere—From Wellington—4 bdls pipes, 37 bdls wire, 10 cases lead, 20 rolls netting, 27 cks pelts, 25 bags hides, 1 horse, 855 cases cheese, 448 cases butter, 28 pkgs. From Ouehunga—6 pkgs. From Taranaki —25 cases butter. From Blenheim—l pkg. From Westport—2 boxes gold. Exports. Mararoa—For Wellington—B cases fruit, 250 sks flour, 6 cases eggs, 125 Bks chaff, 16 pkgs. For Gisborne —100 sks potatoes, 22 sks bran, 6 pkgs. For Napier—332 sks flour, 50 sks pollard, 70 sks wheat, 5 casea bacon, 50 sks sharps, 10 sks meal, 35 cases fruit, 3 sks nuts, 140 sks chaff, 78 pkgs. For Auckland—B9 sks onions, 480 sks flour, 50 sks beans, 150 sks oats, 7 sks wheat, 868 sks potatoes, 339 sks chaff, 25 bales hay, 5 cases bacon, 91 cases tea, 42 gkgs. For Sydney—4l bales hay, 2 cases. .., •. "Omapere— For Wellington — 7/ carcases pork, 50 sks potatoes, 37 ska' sharps, 57 pkgs. For Westport—Bo sks flour, 20 Bks oat-, 19 pkgs. Taravyera—For Dunedin—l3 cases tea, 7 pkgs. Corinna—For Westporb—7 crates boots, 26 sk3 bran, 20 buffers, 17 pkgs. Waihora — For Wellington —25 Teases pickles, 1 horse, 4 pkgs. For Hokitika—3 cases ibacon. For New Plymouth—2 cases ham, 1 pkge. For Sydney—9oo sks malt, 20 do seed, 606 do oats, 20 bales flux, 275 do potatoes, 2 cases. For Townsville—l case. Penguin—For Wellington—7 hhds ale, 15 sks meal, 19 case 3 fruit, 15 do eggs, 113 sks flour, 59 do wheat, 7 do seed, 1 horse, 42 do potatoes, 50 do oats. 76 pkgs. For Nelson —10 cases nails, 4 pkg3 ranges, 500 sks wheat, 5 cases cheese, 150 sks flour, 21 do meal, 22 pkgs. For Wauganui—2 hhds ale. For Blenheim—ll sks seed, 1 plough, 4 cases. For Greymouth —14 cases tea. For Foxton —2 pkgs. For Hokitika—s cases tea. Zior—For Waitara—2so sks flour, 50 do pollard, 55 dp bran, 417 do oats, 250 do potatoes, 60 cases soap.

The New Zealand Shipping Company's direct liner, Rimulaka, Captain Greenstreet, sailed yesterday afiernoon for Tort Chalmers, where she puts out and takes in a quantity of cargo, and then returns to Lyttelton.

The dredge was taken outside the moles yesterday morning and commenced work in the fair-way off the eastorn breakwater.

H.M.S. Ringarooma is due at Lyttelton to-day from Aucklaud direct.

The schooner Clio arrived from Greymouth yesterday with a full cargo of timber.

The schooner Zior, Captain Jensen, cleared at the Customs yesterday for Waitara with a full cargo of produce. This morning the Shaw, Savill and Albion Company's fine direct liner Doric, Captain Sow'den, leaves Lyttelton for London, viß usual ports of call. She is a full vessel in the matter of cargo, and has a good list of passengers. Captain Sovvden has taken every opportunity of putting his vessel into thorough seagoing order, and she leaves Port looking aa clean and bright as a new pin.

The Wellington Post reports that the Marine Department has received through the Collector of Customs information that Mr Wilson, of Frankville terrace, Tory street, discovered on the beach at Island Bay, on sth May last, a case containing twenty-four 4'.blius of carbolic powder. This he fancies may have been part of the cargo of the ketch Comet, which is now a month out from Lyttelton to Greymouth. The box bears no marks, but there had evidantly been a label tacked on, and the Department is making enquiries to ascertain whether such a case was amongst the Comet's cargo.