SHIPPING.

Evening Star, Issue 12760, 13 March 1906, Page 6

SHIPPING.

HIGH WATER. TO-MOHBOW. Tadaroa Head: 4.59 a.m., 5.20 p.m. Port Chalmers: 5.39 a.m., 6.0 p.m. Dunedin : 6,24 a.m., 6.45 p.m. I ELEGRAPHIC WEATHER REPORTS. Tho following w«aiher reports were received from New Zealand stations this morning : Cape Maria Van Diemen.—Wind, N.E., light; bar., 50J0; ther., 67; blue sky, clouds; tide high, sea. smooth. Auckland.—Calm; bar., 30.12; ther., 6b: blao sky; tide good. Gieborrex—Calm; bar., 30.10; ther., 68; Wne sky; sea smooth. Napier,—Calm; bar., '30.12; ther., 60: bhte sky; sea smooth. Waaganai.—Wind, N.E., light; bar., o0.ll; ther., 63; overcast, gloomy; bar smooth. Wellington.—Wind, N., breeze: bar., 30.04; thee, 64; gloomy. Nelson.—Wind, S.W.. ligltt; bar., 30.06; ther., 63; ckmds ; tide good. _ WesfcporL—Whxl. N., light; bar., 30.09; ther., 65; overcast: tide good, bar moderate. BeeJey.—Wind, N.W., light breeze; ba.r., 30.01; ther., 58: gloomv; river low. Lyttelton.—Cabn; bar., 30.00; ther.. 65; clouds; tide very high. Christebnrch.—Wind. N.E., Ikrht: bar., 25.82 ; ther., 64; overcast. Tirrraru.—Calm; bar., 29.90; ther., 57; overcast, gloomy; tide moderate, sea smooth. Oa-mani.—Wind. S.W., light: bar., 29.86: ther., 58; overcast; tide good, sea smooth. Port Chalmers.—Wind. N.E., light; bar., 29.85; ther., 56: overcast: tide mrKierrrie, sea smooth. Dnnedin.—Wind, N.K., fresh; bar.. 29.80; ther., 54; overcast, gloomy: tide poor. Clyde.— Osbn; bar., 29.91; ther., 63: overcast; river low. v<h«;enstown. —Wind. X., liuht : bar, 29.79; ther., 60: clouds. _Pa.lchrf.ha.—Calm ; bar., 29.67; ther., 56: overcast, cdoomy : river rising. N'nageto.—Wind. N.K.. fresh: bar.. "9.88: ther.. 60; rain; tide high. Inve.rcargill.—Wind. N.E.. light: bar., 29.76: ther., 60: overcast. Bluff,—Wind, N.E.. light; bar.. 29.81; ther.. 56: foggy; tide moderate, sea smooth. .ARRETED. —March 13. Waloori. s.s., 1.044 tons, FTutohings, frf-rn Napier. Koonya, s.s.. 663 tons. Stewart, from ''roymouth. SAILED.—-March 12. Pakeha. s,s., 2.842 tons. D.-uiks. for '.yttelton. EXPECTED ARRIVALS. —CoastaL—VVaikare, from Auckland. March 15. C-ormna. from Onehonga, March 16. —lntercolonial.— M .-mo wad, from Melbonrne, March 14. Warrimoo, from Sydney via Cook Strait, March 17. Zealand ia, from Svduev via Auckland. March IS. Oversea, steam.— Perthshire, from New York, satled De:ember 31; arrived Auckland March 13. Star of Scotland, from London, sailed December Si. Essex, from West of England ports, sailed January 11; due at Auckland March 17. Ardgowan, from New York, sailed January 16. Mamari, from Liverpool, sailed January 24: arrived at Auckland March 10. Star of New Zealand, from New York, sailed January 26. Waimate, from London, sailed February 4; due March 25. Evertcn Grange, from New York, sailed February 10; due at Auckland April 20. Dorset, from West of England ports, sailed February 11; due at Auckland April 17. Indrabarah, from West of England ports, sailed February 11. Delphic, from Liverpool, sailed February 17; due at Auckland April 8. Maori, from London, sailed February 23: due April 18. Queen Helena, from New York, to sail March 31. Wakanui. from London, to sail April 4; due May 24. —Oversea, sail. — Pharos, from Liverpool, sailed November 1;_ arrived Wellington February 27. Cassiux, fron, Liverpool, sailed November 24. Caterina. from Marseilles, sailed January 22; due April. Dalcairnie, from Liverpool, sailed February 23. Abyssinia, from Hull, to sail early. Brunei, from Liverpool, to sail early PROJECTED DEPARTURES: Monowai, for Sydney via Cook Strait, March 15. Koonya, far the West Coast, March 15. Waikare, for Auckland, March 16. Warrimoo, for Melbourne, March 18. Corrnna-, for Onebnnga, M-aarch 18. In port noon to-day : —At Dnnedin : Manuka, RLmu, Invercargill, Koonya (steam), Diroussund, Eunice (eaD). At Port Chalmers : Waipori, Ripple, Te Anau, Moura, Mxrriidkzi (steam), Advance (sail). The Monowai, which arrived at the Bluff from Melbonrne this morning, is expected here to-morrow at about 6 a.m. She will come straight through to Dunedin. She will leave for the Poet between 5 and 6 p-m., and on Thursday sails for Sydney via Wellington. 'Die Waikare will arrive fn«n Auckland on Thursday next. The Koonya is timed to leave rhmodin for the West Coast- at 2 p.m. on Thursday. Tho Eunice has fimebed discharging, and is now taking in a little cargo for Kaipara. The MnrLhikn is doing good work dredging the spoil at the new dock site. The alterations to the steamer Ripple aix? being made at the George street pier. The Pakeha left the export pier at 6 p.m. yesterday for Lyfcfeeifcon, with part of original cargo from London. The Waipoari, from Napier, arrived a.t 6 a.m. to-day, and steamed into the graving dock for desiring and pointing. She loft Napier at 5 p.m. on the 10th inst. The Nippon Yusen Kaisha steamer Nikko Mam is to leave Sydney on Anrfl 25 for China and Japan ports, and these will be a monthly service thenceforth. The Kornano Mam, 5,500 tons, is to leave Sydney in May. A large croaatity of cargo is offering from Australasia for the Eaet, and the Ynwata Mara, to lease Sydney on March 28, is aheadv fnlly booked in rogaa-d to cargo, and her passenger ac(jommodafica> is falling. Steamers caflmg at St. Vincent (Cape Verde) are frequently need by the native inhabitants as a oomveniemt means of shaking the dnst of that remote snot from their feet. A dose watch has therefore to be knot by theoflkeis of via Hang ships k> as to guard .igxinst nasiaves stowing away on board. One of the islanders rrsooaged, however, to elode the vigilance of the officers of the Perthshire, and was oruV discovered fcwenty-fonr bona, after-She vessel teft. for Australia. He had eecreted himeeif" in the coal bonke-us until be judged that the vessel was too far ont at sea to retarjj and land him. The Pertiishire mnrved in Hcbson Bay on February 27 last, witi general cargo from New York, ha-ving lef4 there on December 31. On the rrWhts of the 18th and ]9ti of Febroary briJßant displays of the Aurora Australia were witnessed from fibe vessel.

A TERRIFIC HURRICANE. Press' Association—By Telegraph—Copyright. NEWCASTLE, March 12. _ Two vessels from the west coast of America have arrived here. Thoy report that fchey encountered a terrific hurricane in the vicinity of Tahiti. One vessel wits in a tornado for eighteen hours. Both vessels were thrown" on their beam ends, mountainous seas rolling over tbem. THE DIRECT STEAMERS. The Ronnehn, which arrived at Wellington yesterday from London, brought the following passengers for Dnnedin : Misses Rvan, Rutherford, Mrs Finch. Mr Rutherford. SHIPPING TELEGRAMS. BLUFF, March 15.—9.30 a.m., Mahono, for Melbourne.—Monowai, from Melbonrne. Passengers for. Dnnedin : Misses M'Kay,' Wheelock. Mesdames P>rook, Francis, Smithson, Leee, Messrs Brook, Strang, Francis, M'Kay, Bowman, RUey. Boswick, and Colonel Smithson Goold. AUCKLAND. Mn.rol. 12.—ffippolas, rxvTqne, from Edltbborg.—Victoria, for Sydney. 'KAIPARA, March 12.—Hazel Craig and Zelatenr, for Sydney. SYDNEY. March 13'.—H.M.S. Pvramns, when about to leave for New Zealand, went out to undergo an engineer's trial, and the old trouble with the boiler tubes, which delayed her voyage from Home, recurred, 'it was stated'that the vessel jrtst managed to carry enough steam to reach port. (For continuation see Late Shipping).