SHIPPING.

Evening Star, Issue 12606, 11 September 1905, Page 6

SHIPPING.

HJOH WATER. so-mosbow. Taiaroa Bead: 1.42 ajn., 2.4 p.m. Port Chatanecs: Z32 ajn., 2.44 p.m. Duaedra: 3.7 am., 3-29 p^n. TELEGRAPHIC WTMTHKR REPORTS. The foßowing weather reports wear* received from JNew Zealand stations this morning : Cape Maria. Van Daemon.—Wind, W., fresh breeze; bar., 2a75; ther., 53; bine sky; tide high, sea heavy. Auckland.—Wind, W„ fresh bneeze; bar., 29.77; ther., 56; blue sky, clouds; tide muilwrate GJeboroo.—Catm; bar., 29.73; ther., 56; overcast, gloomy; tide moderate. Napier fWm; bar-, 29.70; tfaec, 51; overcast, rain.; sea slight swell Wanganoi.—Wind, N., light; bar--23.64; ther., 55; blue sky, ctonde; tide good, bar smooth Wießingtoß.—Wind. N„ Hght; bar., 29.61; thee, 57; bine sky. clouds. bar., 29.65; ther., 54; overcast, rain; tide moderate. Westport.—Wind, freah bree«r; bar,, 29.59; ther-, 51; clouds, passing showers; bar considerable swell. Beaky.—Cafan-, bar., 29.67; ther., 49; misty; riser lots. Lytteiton.—Cairn; bar.. 29.65;. ther., 63: glociny; Uue -wry high. Ghrietehareh. —Calm; bar., 29.59; ther., 46; miaty. __ Ttmaru.—Calm; bar., 29.70; ther., 49; overcast, gloomy; tide moderate, sea Oamaro.—Wind, S.W.. light; bar., 29L59; ther., 48; overcast, clouds: tide moderate, sea smooth. Port Chalmers.—Cafan; bar., 29J55; ther., 50; clonds; tide moderate, sea smooth. Donedin.—Wmd, N.E., light; bar-, 2166; ther., 48; overcast, gloomy, Clyde.—Calm; bar., 29.73; ther., 51; overcast; river steady. Queenstown. —Cahn; bar., 29.57; thee, 465 clouds. BaJrfutba.—Cahn; bar., 2951; ther_ 4B; overcast; river low. Nuggets.—Cahn; bar., 29.61; ther., 4»; foggy, drizzling rain; tide moderate, sea easterly swell Ixrwicargiil. Wind, N-E-, hght breeze; bar., 29.30; ther.. 53; bine sky, clouds. BhifL—Wind. N.E., light breeze; bar., 29.70; tber_ 49; bine sky. doods; tide moderate, sea smorth., ARBTVKD, —September 9. Uganda, s.s., 3,451 tons, Gan-Cnnnrng-haroe. from Calcutta via intermediate ports. September 10. 1 nvercargill, s-s_, 123 tons, Harming, from lnvercargill. Hawk, three-masted schooner, 139 tuns, M-Dermott, from Whangape. Mokcda. s-s_. 2,514 tons. Smith, from .Sydney, Aocfcteod, and East Coast ports. Passengers : From Sydney—Mrs Tewsley *nd Misa Dennis. Coastal —Misses Ewen, Stranaoh, Good, Davie, Nisbet. Mesdames Mcritzson, Raphael. Ewen, Hawke, Foster and three sons, Bothamby, Dixon, Winnicott, Frynn, Hunt, Davie, Nisbet and two children, Messrs Hawke, Shiel, Ross, Wingfield, Foster, Douglas, Hoare, Binleson, Colebrook, Jeffries, and Masters Britfgaman (2); six steerage. SAlLED,—September 10. Wimmera, MeJbonme via the Bluff and Hobart. Fassaneers : For Meiboarne—Misses Haines, Kirby, Mrs Penninger and child, Messrs Cash, Simon, Bennett, Davenport, M*Gregcr, Gaffney, Dawson. (3amfaidige, Hen(rricksen, Rerrwick. For the BSaff—Mr Nancarrow; fifteen steerage. EXPECTED AEETVAES. —Coastal— Koanya, from to© Blnff, September 12. Easice, from Kaixtara, sailed September 1. —lntercolonial. —- Moeraki, from M«lbo«roe via way ports, September 12. Mary from Port Esperance, early. —Oversea, steam.— Perthshire, from New York; sailed

May 25. Borgermaister Hachntann, from N*w York, sailed Jane 16. Breiz Hnei, from New York, sailed 3ane 24, now due at Awkfamd. Harversham Grange, from New York, doe September 10. Drayton Grange, from Liverpool, etc, sailed Jury 11. Ixtdxadevi. from New York, sailed July 13: arrived Meiboarne September 4. Papanai, from London, sailed July 2L Rakaia, from London, sailed August 2; dae September 23. ApnTV-. from Cah-wfrta, sailed Aogast 5. Mimiro, from Liverpool, sailed August 15. Fort George, from New York, sailed August 21. Marere, from New York; sailed August 25. Devon, from Near York, exiled Awignst 31. Raagaiira,. from London; sailed in August. Kaikoura, from Lonrlnn, tosaa October. Banffsbfse, from Liverpool, to sail October EL Pakoha, from London, to sail October. —Oversea, saBU— Khrf»une, from Liverpool, sailed May 16Loch Garve, from Liverpool, salted June 30. Prtcairn T ilann. from Liverpool, to sau •>arly. EROJECTKD DEPARTURES. Uganda, for Newcastte, September 12. Waircna, for LytteHon, September 12. Mokoia, for Sydney via Auckland, September 12. Weinma, for Lytteltcn, September 13. Moeraki, for Sydney via Wellington, September 14. Koonya, for West Coast via Northern rxxrte, S«s*emher 14. Messrs Thomas Cook and Sons advise that U» P. and 0. Company will inaugurate special exeuxsian netam trips to India ia connection with the visit of the Prince of Wales in November or December, Britannia wJB leave Sydney on the 14th October, and the Hfongafot on the 28tn October. The pilot at Patea in bis monthly report, states that the chaimft over the bar is sfightry to the eastward, bearing from the flagstaff south, with 10ft 6m of water at last springs and 7ft 3m at last neaps. The tides are very poor. The Patea entrance is stated to be very good, about 120 ft wide, and the lower reach abreast of the beacons 90fl wide. There has been no alteraticn in the river since last aeport. The Japanese have purchased quite a number of vessels formerly well known in the Australian coastal trade. Yet another—the EnrimMa—has been jmquhed by Japanese owitm b, and is now known as the Hide Maru. The vessel was built in 1884 for the A.U.SJN. Company, TJ»apH ) and is of 1,055 tons gross. For many yeses aha was a popular Tmnamfflr TitrnnwT in the coastal trade. The 8.1. steamer Uganda arrived at Port on Sataoday evening, and came up to town yesterday. She Bee at the Victoria wharf. Her officers say that they have noQring to report. The jkWi" Hawk aiiiwed last evening from Whangape with a cargo of The Wxauneza sailed for Meßxmzne via the usual parte vaOerday. The Mofccaa arrived yesterday from Sydney via Auckland and way ports. Her passage was uneventfnL She sails again to-morrow afternoon on the return trip.

THE EH.UMINATED BUOY. On Wednesday morning tbe Wellington Harbor Board's new illuminated buoy was towed by the Duco down to the Falcon shoal towards the entrance of the harbor. The buoy is moored <o a 30cwi block of cement, and the following bearings will mark its position :—Penoarrow lighthouse, sooth, 21deg east; Hope Shoal buoy, north, 45deg oast; Karaka Bay wharf, sooth, 86deg west, distant five cables. The booy is painted black with white horiaontal stripes, and will carry a fixed red light visible all round the horison at a distance of five miles. Deep-dxaught vessels entering or leaving the harbor by day or night and paiHßrng to the westward or inshore of this booy will ensure a passage having a depth of not lass than 33rt at low water springs. The light will bum continuously for over thirty days without attention. The reservoir holds ten gallons of kerosene. The booy, which is of huge bulk, floats with the bolting just awash. THE VANCOUVER SERVICE. Tress Association—By Teiegrapb—Copyright SYDNEY, September 11. (Received September 11, at 12.59 poo.) The Manuka has coached Brisbane. Pivstengers from Vancouver for New Zealand: Mr and Mrs Moore, Mr and Mrs Hall, Misses Bell and Robinson, Rev. Mr Jacks, Messrs Keran, BaUrind, Edniondson, Macollaa, Robinson ftwo), Halley, Todd, Savage, and King. Cargo : For Auckland—29o cases salmon, 3 do boots, 4 do rubber shoes, t0 boxes auto scales, 6 cheeseeutters, 3 bales cottons, pair sculls. For Wellington —1 case bicycles, sdo sundries, 2do paper. 8 do robbers, 6 do drugs, 10 do lanterns, 1 do globes, 4 do packings, 1 bundle timber, 1 box. , Ear Gisboroe—l parcel. For Lyttetton—224 bales paper, 1 case bicycles, 1 crate. For Napier—l2s esses salmon. For Timarti—l case bicycles. For New Plymouth—ls boxes electric meters. For Port Chalmers—3 cases bicycles, 2 do sundries, 10 do lanterns, 1 do globes, 2 do knitted goods, 1 do frozen saurian, 14 bales cotton, 1 parcel. A TEMPESTUOUS VOYAGE. FIVE DAYS FROM SYDNEY TO MELBOURNE. Press Association—By Telegraph—Copyright. MELBOURNE, September 11. (Received September 11, at 10.4 a.m.)

The <j*gn.m«r Waimate had a tempestuous vovage from Sydney. She left on Tuesday, and only arrived last night. While off Green Cape a huge wave rose over the ship, crashed cm the deck, and swept three of the crew along the deck, infltr<nng injuries on Scott, the carpenter, from which he died. SHIPPING TELEGRAMS. AUCKLAND, September 10.—Aparima, from Calcutta.— Victoria, from .Sydney.— Zealandia, from the South. KAIPARA, September 10.—Northern Chief, barquß, ■ from Auckland. —Clyde, schooner, for Lyttelton. TIMARD. September Id— Turakina, from Lvtoefton. SYDNEY, September 9.---Waikare, for Wellington. SUVA. September 10.--Whangape, for Auckland.

BLUFF, September 11.--Wimmera, from Dtinedin.—Koonya. from Greymouth,

MELBOURNE, September 11.—Monowai, from the Bluff.

(For Continuation see Late Shipping.)