SHIPPING.

Evening Star, Issue 11453, 22 January 1901, Page 6

SHIPPING.

TELEGRAPHIC WEATHER REPORT.

From Observations Takt.n at 0 a m.

f»\u* -C * ealm: "• "'B ht : br - breaie: f hr, ire** bra«M; mp. moderate galo ; jj, whol« or w T ?? le • w « ff*' 9 of exceptional s»v»nty. Ciond* ; D drizzling rain; F, foggy; 0, gloomy, Jtik weather; H, hail; L, lightning; M, raiity; ".•Tereaif, P. papains showers; Q, equally; R, rain, contimudrain; S, snow; T, thundir; U, «ely. threateninc appearance.

HIGH WATER.

TO-JIOBROW. Taiaroa Head : 4.23 a.ra., 4.43 p.m. Port Chalmers: 5.3 a,m., 5.23 p.m. Dunedin: 5.48 a.m., 6.8 p.m. •> ARRlVED.—January 21. Upolu, s.s., 779 tons, Rolls,"from Timaru. January 22. Tutanekai, s.s., 412 tons. Post, from Westport, Lyttelton, and Wellington. Invercargill, s.s., 125 tons, M'Gilvray, from Waikawa. EXPECTED ARRIVALS. Monowai, from Melbourne, 23rd. Orient, from Brisbane, 23rd. * Moura, from Auckland, 24th. Waikare. from West Coast Sounds. Zealandia, from Svdnev via Auckland, 27th.

Janet Xicoll, from Grcymouth. 28th. Mokoia, from Melbourne via Hobart, 30th.

Invercargill, from Liverpool, arrived Wellington January 14. Frank Guy, barquentine, from Knipara. Loch Tree, from Liverpool via Wellington. November 21. Wellington, ship, left Glasgow November

Otarama left London December 1. Gladys left London December 24. Rangatira left London January 8. PROJECTED DEPARTURES. Orient, for Wellington, 23rd. Tiitunekai. for West Coast, 24th. Corinna, for Westport, 24th. Monowai, for Svdnev via Wellington, <!4th. ' Moura, for Auckland via Lyttelton, 25th. ' Kia. Ora, for Westport and* Fiji, 25th. Waikare, for Melbourne via Bluff and Hobart, 23tk Zealnndia, for Sydney via Lyttelton, 30th. Janet Nicoll, for Greymouth, 30th. Mokoia, for Sydney via Lyttelton, 31st. Mararoa, for Sydney via Auckland, February 5.

The Kia Ora has undergone a thorough survey at the hands of Mr Wetherall (inspector of machinery), and she will be ready for sea on Friday. The alterations include an extension of the deck accommodation. The steamer will now be able to run for twelve months before another survey is necessarv. On the present occasion her ticket did not expire for a few months, but the company decided to avail themselves of the opportunity of her going into dock, and so secure a. renewal for twelve months, as the facilities at the Islands for the execution of repairs entail considerable delay. Captain Dcwhurst is to have charge of the vessel, which goes to Fiji via Westport. The. report that Captain Ahram. of the Hawea, passed the disahlcd vessel Grace Harwnr oil Portland Island and disregarded signals of distress was regarded by some of his friends in Wellington as improbable, and one of them telegraphed to him on the subject. In his reply Ahram says that he would not knowingly pass any distressed vessel; that he passed the sliip 'in question at a distance of five miles, and saw no signals ; that she appeared to be all right except that her mizzen-topsail was gone; -'inn tl a' the weather was fine at the time. A Sydney paper mentions the fact that five steamers are being built in Sydney for the Mokau River trade.

The j well-known Lyttelton trading schooner Rock L,iiy. which sailed from the southern port for Auckland a few days apo, has been purchased by Mr Brown, of Auckland.

Advice.? received in Wellington state that the New Zealand Shipping Compauv have chartered the steel barque Saxon, 1,567 tons, (n follow the Greta on the loading berth at Wellington for London. She. is now on her way from Adelaide to Wellington. In the Lyttelton inner harbor on Saturday the Shaw, Sa.vill and Albion Company were represented by four steamers, ajjsrecatintr 28,740 tons. The New Zealand Shipping Company s Fn.pamri hrought the tonnage of ocean-going steamers up to a total of 35,470.

SHIPPING TELEGRAMS.

AUCKLAND, January 21.—Sierra, from Sydney.

WELLINGTON, January 21.—Rotomahana, for Lyttelton. Passengers : Mioses Scott, Fountain, Robinson, Treadwell (2), Leys. Harris, Peterson, Dowle, o'HaUoran| Thomson, Smith, Mesdames M'Donald', Hannay, Treadwell, Cotton. Fountain and child, Mackay, Brightwell, Ramage and two children, Gee, three children, and maid, Larnach, Ricketts and nurse, Cotton, Marist Brothers (4). Rev. Mr M'Donald, Messrs Pemberton, Fenton, X-evs, Ramage, Austin * Larnach, Seville, M'Bride, Gee, Shael, Roulston, Wilberfoss, Hanuay, Fountain, Grenville ; and fourteen, steerage. BLUFF, January 21—Monowai, from Melbourne, with an English mail. Passengers: Messrs Faram, Barlv, Slater, Watt Cowling, Rex, Bagust, Flowers, Honer,' Cuming, Davies, Sneddon. Price, Turn bull' Edwards, Wood. Nicholls, Back, Stout, Peacock, Cannon, Russell, Fane. Burdon, Fox Sir Robert Stont, Rev. Mr Mackintosh' Mesdames Hintz, Cowling. Edwards, Wood and child, Russell. Farie, Burdon, Von Stughtz. Misses Faram, Browning, Malcolm, Cuming. Hoare, Jerom. Gardiner, Chapman ; and forty-two steerage NEWCASTLE, January 21.-KotukV for Lyttelton.

(For continuation see Late Shipping.)

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