SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE

Press, Volume LX, Issue 11692, 19 September 1903, Page 9

SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE

YESTERDAY ETEXING'S WEATHER REPORT. The following weather reports were received from New Zea.and stations at 5 o'clock yesterday afternoon: Maaukau Heads—Wind, N.E., breeze; bare, 30.0 J; therm., 56; cloudy, sea smooth. •New Plymouth—Wind. S.W., light; bare, 29.3 J; therm., 60; fine, sea smooth. Wellington—Wind, S., fresh; bare, 30.10; therm., 5o; overcoat. Westport—Wind, W.S.W.. light; bare, 23.97; therm., 54; fine, sea moderate. Kaikoura—Wind, N.E., light; baro., 31>.03; therci, 55; overcast, iea smooth. Oamaru—Wind, X.E., light; baro., 29.95; therm., -id; tine, sea moderate. iSiuft'— Wind, S., light; baro., 29.98; therm., 51; fine. POKT OF LY'ITELTON. ARRlVED—September 16. Moeraki, s.s., 4;«)i tons, Chatrleld, from Melbourne, etc. Passengers —Missc-a Kundejl, Balfour (2), Pollock, «nd Blackie, Mmsi'.h P. L. Hester,' W. B. (Jeorgc, Zimmerman, iloginie, Parker, and Uuli'el, and fifteen steerage. Cnioa Steam blup Company, agents. llv.ia. auxiliary schooner, 190 tons, M'lvenz;e. from Katpiira. Pitcailbiy arid ( -' i '-, agents.

Mouowai, s.s.. 3433 tons, M'Donald, from Sydney, via Wellington. Passengers—Miss liuttou, Sisters of Charity (2), Mesdames -Vane-arrow r.ud two children, Manttan and lannly, Uswa.d, Parsons, Strange and four children, Rich i;nd child, tu;d Simes, Messrs Manttan, Brawshaw, Stevenson. M'Credio, Coilins, and Strange, and fourteen steerage. Union Steam Snip Company, agents. Dingadee, s.s., Oli) tons, Diluer, ff" 111 Oamaru. C. W. Turner, agent. Wakatu, s.s., 157 toiu, Wil)3, from Katkoura. Kinsey, Barns yud Co., agents.

- SAlLED—September 18. Moeraki, s.s., i'&i tons, Chatiield, for Sydney, via Wellington. Passengers—For Wellington : Misses Brown, lorrcr.s, Melland, Sheppard. Whitcombe, Mills, Johnstone and Gordon, Mesdamcs Bean, Oothe. James and ii:ow, Messrs iladdison, Owens, Garrick, Whitcombe, Oibsou, Judson, Bean, Watson, Menzies, Bendiey, 'i'anaer, BuUkin, Tauie, McCailum, Cuddon (2), Churton, Powuall, Hyde, Pottkaemper, Mitchell, Wightou, Oow, JJo Silva, CoiUus, Beattie, Couch, Allan, Blow and Frost. For Sydney: Mesdarnes Stevens, Buxton, Kancarrow, and Fletcher, Messrs Lewis, Stevens, Buxton, W. G. Atack and Brown. Union Ste-am Ship Company, agents. Monoivai, s.s., 3433 tons, McDonald, for Melbourne, via southern ports. Passengers— For Dunedin: Misses Horwell and Mark 3, Mrs Horwell, Messrs Thomson, Hunter, Holmes, and Wright. For Melbourne: Mesdames Smith, Steele and Raine, Messrs Smith and i.Steele. Union Steam -Ship Company, agents. Cygnet, s.s., 120 tons, Murray, for Kaikoura, etc. Pitcaithly and Co., agents. Upolti, 5.3., 1141 tons, Holford, for southern ports. Union Steam Ship Company, agents. Uingadee, s.s., C-10 tons, Diluer, for Greymouth. C. W. Turner, agent. IMPORTS.

Moncwai—From Sydney: 2 cases boots, 8 ■baskets samples, 617 cases fruit, 1200 rough Bpoke3. 12 pes cedar, 150 rolls netting, 58 bars foad, 7 pkgs and 2 oases merchandise, la ingots tin, 5 cases shoes, 5 cases drapery, i pkgs clocks, 2 bd'es b. laths, 1 pel woollens, '1 case electro goods, 2 coops fowls, 1 box eggs, 150 sks manure, 33 pkgs furniture, 10 sks seed, 38 bags bottles, 4 wood mantels, 2 boxes drugs, 1 case incubators, 15 cases ginger, 100 cases .soap, 1 coil lead pipe, 2 axle arms, 24 cases brandy, 1 sulky, 14 horses, 1 box gold coin (£5000), 2G cases emulsion, 1 case buckets, 1 case cigars, 1 case tobacco, 1 case cutlery, 4 cases silk, 5 cases curios, 1 caso porcelain, 27 bales matting, 23 bdlcs blinds, 1 bale carpet, 22G cases, 71 pkgs, 2 kegs, 1 bale, 3 bags, 1 crate. Moeraki—From Melbourne: 3 cases boots, 40 wises sugar, 1 chest, 15 cases and 13 half chests tea, 1 case views, 3 bags, 1 pkge and 5 cases books, 100 boxes bottles, 1 case fancy goods, 158 pes timber, 1 case incubators, 4 cases and 1 truss drapery, 1 case stationery, 1 pkge and 3 cases leather, 50 caaos in. oil, 1 sample bag bark, 9 cases, 2 casks, and 1 'box merchandise, 1 case hosiery, 2 cases paper, 1 case paste, 50 cases Earsapnrilla, 15 cases painkiller, C crates, 6 kegs, and IU cases blacking, 11 cases and 8 bales rubber goods, 1 case, 3 crates and 1 pkge hardware, 1 oase nails, 23 cases plug tobacco, 1 case cigars, 2 qr oasks wine, 1 case metals, 21 lengths and 11 bdles pipe, 2 cases and 7 coils wire, 4 casks alum, 55 cases fruit, 30 cases and 19 brls oil, 1 case lamp waro, 63 bags onions, 1 case newspapers, 5 sks pepper, 1 case hardware, 6 cases essence, 1 bicycle, 8 crates and 1 caso bicycie parts, 12 bdle3 pickets, 2 cases and 1 pkge furniture. 20 cases, 1 tin, o casks, 1 pel, 1 crate. From Hobart: 9 cases pulp., EXPORTS.

Monowai—For Melbourne: 1 go-cart, 125 Bks bran, 1 ek seed, 58 cases. For Adelaide: 1 bale leather, 1 case. For case. For Fremantle: 5 cases. For Perth:'llo sks bran. For Lauuceston: 4 sks clover seed. For Hobart: 12 cases.

Moeraki—For Sydney: 5 pkgs spray pumps, 1 case drapery, U2 bales ttax, 1 charlcut'ter, 1373 bales straw, 23 cases and pkg 3.

The Moeraki arrived in the stream from Melbourne, etc., at 6.25 a.m. yesterday, and was berthed about 7.30 a.m. Captain Chatfield is again in command. The Moeraki left for Sydney, via Wellington, at 5.40 p.m. The Monowai, from Sydney, via Wellington, arrived at 9 a.m. yesterday, aud left for Melbourne, etc., at 4.50 p.m. The Huia arrived from Kaipara at 12.15 p.m. yesterday. The Monowai left Sydney at midnight on September 12th, aud arrived at Wellington at 10 p.m. on the 16th, leaving Wellington on the 17th at 7 p.m. She experienced moderate variable winds till Septornber 14th, afterwards strong westerly winds and high seas till arrival at Wellington. Along the coast she had light winds and a moderato sea. The s.s. Dorset is expected at Timaru early nest week. The new steamer Brei Izcl has been chartered to bring a general cargo from Kew York to Australia. She left .Xew York on September 3rd.

The barque Devonport sailed from Port Esperance for Lyttelton on September 3rd. The Dingadee arrived from Oamaru at noon yesterday. The New Zealand Shipping Company has received advice that the steamer Rimutaka, which left Wellington for London on August 6th. arrived at Plymouth on Wednesday. The Koonya has been delayed in the South, and ahe will bo compelled to miss Ker next trip to Wellington. The Rosamond has been put on to take her place in the meantime. The steamer Somerset, en route from New York to New Zealand with general cargo, arrived at Melbourne on the 10th inst. She comes via Sydney and Auckland, and after discharging at the main New Zealand ports goes on the berth for South Africa on account of the New Zealand and African Steamship Company. There appears to be a falling oil in business a 3 to coal shipments from this side to New Zealand, say 3 an Australian shipping paper. Recently our Cußtoms clearances have disclosed the names of several well-known traders who hitherto havo regularly freighted with coal for the other side, and recently it was stated that the smart little barque Kiver Hunter, now discharging in Rozelle Bay, will prooeed in ballast hence to Kaipara.

The Takapuna passed a lifebuoy on Monday last, about thirty miles south of Manukau Heads, on the run to New Plymouth. It is suggested that the lifebuoy may belong to the missing auxiliary schooner Toroa.

Jotoa, b.s., ut Wellington, Sepiemoer ;<;h; Star of Australia. s.s., left London August 26th; Gothic, s.s.. arrived at Wellington September 13th; Tomoana, s.a., left Loudon August Oth; Wakanui. s.s., left August Bth; Knr.r.va. s.s.. arrived at Fremanl'.o September 11th; Raugatira, s.s., left London August 31st; Kuruara, s.s., to leave September 24th; Maori, 59., to leave Septernbei 30th; Papanui, s.s., arrived at Capetown September lOlb; Indradevi, s.k., left Septemher 12th; Athenic, s.s., left Plymouth August 29th; Pakeha, s.s., to leave October 31st; Tokomaru, s.s., to ieave October 22nd, Corinthic. s.s., to leave November 19th; Wainiato. s.s., left September sth; Kuapehu, s.s., left Plymouth September 12th. From G!a.sgow-Firth of Clyde, barque, •ailed July 18th. From Liverpool—Polly Woodside, barque, sailed August Ist. From New York—Sometset, s.s., arrived at Melbourne September 10th; Marore, s.s., left JS'ew York August 13th; Everton Grange, s.s., to leave September 10th; Doris, barque, sailed September Cth; Star of Ireland, s.s., to leave about September 30th. From Clarence River—Rio, barquentine. From Port Esperance—Devonport, barque, sailed September 3rd. From Newcastle—Manurewa, barque. PROJECT.! To Anau, s.s., for Auckland, via East Coast, this day. Mararoa, a.a., for Wellington, this day. Killavva, b.s., for Westport and Greymouth, this day. Westralia, s.s.. for Duncdin, this day. AVakatu, s.s., for Wollington, this day. Penguin, b.s., for Wellington, etc., September 21st. For London—Tnrakina. s.s., from Wellington, October Ist; Papanui, s.s., October 29th, Kuapehu, s.s., November 26th; Rimutaka, s.s., December 24th; Gothic. s.s.. from Wellington, October 15th; Waiwera, s.s., from Wellington October 22nd; lonic, s.s., from Wellington November 12th; Athenic, s.s., from Wellington, December 10th, Aotea, a.s., December 24th. For South Africa—Dorset, s.s.; Somerset, s.s. VESSELS IN PORT Homing, s.s.; lonic, s.s.; H.M.S. Phcebo; Carin, brigantine; Kinclune, barque; Jessie Craig, barque. TELEGRAPH NOTICE BOARD. WELLINGTON, September 13. Arrived, 8.10 a.m., Colbert, from Port Chalmers; 8.35 a.m., Waikare, from Lyttelton; 9.40 a.m., Mararoa, from Lyttelton, Sailed, 11 a.m., ship King George, for Java; 5.16 p.m., Westralia, for Lyttelton; 6.30 p.m., Waikare, for Napier; 7.40 p.m., Mararoa, for Lyttelton. LYTTELTON, September 18. Arrived, 9.25 a.m.. Monowai, from Wellington; 3.45 p.m., Wakatu, from Akaroa; noon, Dingadee, from Oamaru. Sailed, 4.35 p.m., Upolu, for Timaru. via Akaroa; 5.5 p.m., Monowai, for Port Chalmers; 5.55 p.m., Mocraki, for Wellington. TIMARU, September 18. Arrived, noon, Turakina, from Lyttelton. Sailed, 11 a.m.. Waiwera. for Lyttelton GREYMOUTH, September 18. Sailed, 0.50 a.m., Kini. for Lyttelton. PORT CHALMERS, September 18. Sailed, 4.15 p.m., To Anau, for Lyttelton. AKAROA, September IS. Sailed. 9 a.m., Wakatu, for Lyttelton. East Cane reports steamer Star of Isew Zealand passed south at 9 a.m. on 18th. SHIPPING TELEGRAMS. WELLINGTON, September 18. Arrived. Wauaka, from Sydney; Colbert, barque, from Duncdin. Sailed, King George, ship, for Sovtrabaya. Mararoa. for Lyttelton. PassengersMisses Beck, Riiinfoith, Campbell, Marchant, Davcy. Hay, Watt, Rutherford, Wilson Boagey, "Brewer, Mesdamos Taplin. Jenkius Bond, Watt, Dorm and child, Dr. Donn, Rev.' Gray, Messrs Milne, Armstrong, Darling, Tnp'lin, Gourlay. Norris, Jenkins, Wigram, Laurenson, Taylor. Stevens, Bond, Bamfleld, Evans, Ryder, Adams, Campbell, Lavmg, and 21 steerage. Westralia for Lyttelton and Duncdin. FasLyttelton: Misse3 Longton, Smith Mesdamcs Croft and infant, Colviile, Cravnor, Messrs Hislop, Grout, Croft, May. For" Dvmedin: Mcsdames Mcnh. Fomytn, Messrs Forssj Williams, Men.., ~ -~, —, - - both ports.

DAILY MEMUiIANDA Saturday, Sept. W. H. Matsoii and Co., in their rooms, at 115.30 —Properties. Pyne and Co., at Taitersall's, at 11—Horses. Conway Matson and Bona, at Canterbury Horse Bazaar —Hor.-es. Tonks, Norton and Co., in their rooms, at 10.30—Furniture, etc.; and at 12—Properties. P. S. Malcolm and Co., in their rooms, at 12 —Furniture, e:c. H. B. Sot-onsen, in his rooms, at 10.80— Draperv. etc.; and at 11—Pigs, poultry. C. H. L. Walter and Co., in their rooms, at 10—Produce, poultry, etc. MEETINGS, AMUSEMENTS, ETC. Theatre Royal—Dk't Gaiety Company. Colosseum—Skating Rink. Opera House—Fuller's Entertainers, at 3 and 8. Chamber of Commerce—Central Co-operative Dairy Company, at neon. Lancaster Park—Football, at 3. 16 Manchester street—Glassblowing. Cathedral square—Prohibition Meeting, at 8. DEATH. KAY—On September 15th- at the C«:Mu Hotel, Robert Kay (fan end, aged MAIL NOTICES. Mails close for the folio under, subject to the necessary alterations: Mails per express to Dunedin and south close daily at 10.30 a.m.; lata fee, i.e., letters bearing Id additional stamp, 10.40 a.m.; also on mail van, up to 11 a.m.; books and newspapers, 10 am. SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 19. For Dunedin and Invorcargill, and Australian Stales, otc. (to connect with Monowai) per Westralia, at 3 p.m.; lato fee letters, 3.15 p.m.; guard's van, i p.m. train. For Westport, per Canopus, at 10 a.m.; late fee letters, 10.15 a.m.; guard's van, 10.55 a.m. train. For Westport and Greymouth, per Kittawa, at 3 p.m.; late fee letters, 3.15 p.ni.; guard's van. 1 p.m train. For India, China, Ceylon, Hongkong, Straits Settlement, South Africa, etc., also United Kingdom and Continent of Europe (specially addressed correspondence only), due London November Ist, per express, to connect with Monowai, at 10.30 a.m.; late fee letters, 10.40 a.m.; guard's van, 11 a.m. train. For Northern Forts and Westport, per Te Anau, at 4.-20 p.m.; late fee letters, 4.35 p.m.; guard's van, 5.30 p.m. train. For Northern Ports and Westport, per Mararou, at 7.20 p.m.; lato fee letters, 7.35 p.m.; guard's van, 8.3. j p.m. train. For Port Robinson and Kaikrwra. per Wakatu, at 4.20 p.m.; late fee letters, 4.30 p.m.; guard's van, 5.30 p.m. train. MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 21. For Northern Ports and Westport, per Penguin, at 3 p.m.; late fee letters, 3.15 p.m.; guard's van, i p.m. train. Mails for Australian States, per Moeraki, close at Wellington to-day, at 3 p.m. Mails for Tonga, Samoa, and Fiji, per Hauroto, close at Auckland on September 23rd, at 4 p.m. Mails for South Afrioa close at Melbourne on Seplembor 30th. The San Francisoo mail, leaving Christchurch on September 20th, is due in London on October 31st. Tho nest mail from the United Kingdom is due in Christchurch on September 22nd, via Brindisi, and via San Francisco, on October 7th. EXPRESS PASSENGER LIST. FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 18. From tho South. Messrs E. C. Collins, R. McCosh-Smith, M. Fraer, Blennerbas36tt, and J. W. Gardner. Mesdames F. Meggett, J. _ R. Hooper, Skion, and Blennerhassett, Misses Lottie Why to, Mtinro, and Blenncrhassett. Fruit trees kept clean and healthy by spraying with Montauk, the great insecticide. See Nimmo and Blair's advertisement on page 2 of this issue.—(Advt.)