SHIPPING.

Evening Star, Issue 14526, 30 November 1910, Page 6

SHIPPING.

||pS- Vl' BIQH WATEH. ■ jfegjl-t-, ' WbOBBOV. .t<t v -;Taia* i oft Deed: 2L2 aJO., 2J.8 pjn. Fort SU }ra»otaßEß: 2.42 amt., 5.58 p.m. Dunedin: |^Jplm., f '3L2B p.m. pi the SUN. , aStit ißiee to-morrow, 4.19 tun. ; set, 7.36 y'^bjxu s ’ ff* ■ ' THE MOON. hj Riso to-mcnw, 3.27 axn.; set, 7.1 p-m. ”, —Phases During December.— IVtfimhgf 2 New moon. 8.41 tun. December 10 First quarter 6.35 ami. December 16 Full moon 10.35 pjn. December 23 Last quarter 10.6 p.m. December 1 Apogee 7 a-m. JVwnher 16 Perigee 4 a-m. December 28 Apogee 2 p.m. " • tF . !■■■! I. ARRIVED. —November 30. Kotare, 6.6., 141 tons, Treurn, from Veikawa. Delphic, ba, 8,273 tons, Breen, from Liverpool via Sydney, Auckland, Wellingand Lyttelton. SAlLED.—November 29. Amokma, Dominion training ship, 840 ■%coe. Hooper, for the Bluff, Milford fionad, and Wellington. November 30. Uliißsroa, 6.8., 5,777 tons, Wyllie, for Sydney via Cook Strait. Passengers : For Lytteiwm—Mifieee Harbour, Chapman, •\ltr Shand, maid, and two children. For ■Wellington —Misses Mathieson, Howarth, Platts, Wix, Meedames Aitchison, Martin, Austin and child, Chapman and two children, SEbbald, Kingston and three children, M < Namaxa, Messrs Bannexman, Soott(2), M‘Namara, Farrell. For Sydney—--I>rw»w» French, Phillips, Eenno, Leth- ! bridge, Anderson, Meedames Hodson, Lee, LyUon, Barclay, Messrs Lytton, Clarke, JJones, Hodson, Wall, Lester, Show, Luke, Dunbar, Bamfield, Emery, Tail, Leo, -Thom, Stewart; ten steerage. EXPECTED ARRIVALS. —Coastal.— Hauroto,-from Auckland, December 1. —lntercolonial. Warrimoo, from Sydney via Cook Strait, December 3. Victoria, from Sydney via Auckland, December 4. MoerakL, from Melbcrume, December 6. PROJECTED DEPARTURES. Warrimoo, for Melbourne, December 4. Victoria, for Sydney via Auckland, December 6. Mceraki, for Sydney via Cook Strait, December 7. In port at noon to-day :—At Dunedin : Ulimaroa, Vermont, Pnkaka, Kotare, Dorset (steam), Manurewa (sail). At Port Chalmem: Storm, Flora, Mokoda, Progress, Rakinra, Paketha, Torkietan, Otaki, Opawa, Moura, To Anau (steam). The Koputai is said to have fractured her recently installed cylinder. Hauroto, 6.6., is due to-morrow morning from Auckland and way ports. Strathesodrick, s.s., is the steamer that is to leave New York about the end of the month with case oil for tho four New Zealand ports. Koonya, s.s., is to leave Greymouth on (Friday for the BbxS and Dunedin. She is expected here on Tuesday. Delphic, S-S-, from Liverpool via ports, arrived at the Heads this morning, and came up to tho Victoria wharf when the tide sotted. For Dunedin she has about MOO time of cargo, after the discharge of which b!» witi go down to Port to wait fear orders. Kaiknma. which left Lyttelton on Sataedtty for London, took 12,718 bales of wool for the January sales, and had befqVfea general produce. OVERSEA STEAMERS. RIO DE JANEIRO, November 26. aQorintlric, for London (left Wellington November 3). ■ AUCKLAND, November 30.—Century, from Ban Franoßco via Samoa. SHIPPING TELEGRAMS. * N.’AJUCKLAND, November 29.—Matatna, for Wellington.—Paparoa, for Waitara.— iWanaka, foe the Bluff via Limestone Islandand Wellington. “LYTTELTON, November 29.—Koro.flrifco, for Weflmgton. BLUFF, November 29. —6.40 pjn., Mapcaina, for Hobart and Melbourne. . NEWCASTLE, November 29.—Inca, frm Auckland. FREMANTLE, November 29.—Ordeto, from London. ..MELBOURNE, November 29.—'Wai•pcad, far Auckland. pScr-continnatum see Late Shipping.)