SHIPPING.

Evening Star, Issue 14626, 24 July 1911, Page 8

SHIPPING.

HIGH WATER tO-MORBQW. Taiaroa Head : 1.37 a.m., 2.5 p.m. Port Chalmers : 2.17 a.'m., 2.45 p.m. Dunedin : ' 2.47 a.m., 3.15 p.m. THE SUN. Rises to-morrow, 7.42 a.m.; seta, 4.46 p.m. THE MOON. Set to-day, 2.16 p.m.; rises to-morrow, 7.25 a.m. July 26 New moon 7.42 a.m. WEATHER REPORTS. The Government Meteorologist (Rev. D. C. Bates) supplied the following weather Teports at 9 a.m. to-day : Bar. Ther. Weath. Cape Maria—W., il> 29.63 60 B Russell—S.W., f b ... 29.64' 53 B Kaipara~.S.S.W.. 1 ... 29.59 55 BC Mamikau—W.. 1 ... 29.58 51 M Auckland—W.S.W., 1 29.56 56 BC East Cape—W., 1 ... 29.57 54 B Gishorne—W., 1 ... 29.60 55 B Napier—Calm 29.63 48 BC Cape Palliser—E.. m g 29.49 48 MR N. Ph-month—S.E.,mg 29.55 50 BC Wangknui—S., g ... 29.64 51 O Wellington—S.E.. m g 29.53 45 Cape Campbell—S.E.. g 29.63 43 R Farewell Spit—W., I*~ 29.65 50 O Westport—S.S.E.. f b 29.67 50 OP Greymouth—E.. f b 29.6S 48 OG Bealey—Not received. Chxistchua-ch—S.W.. f 29.95 45 OR Timaru—S., g ... '... 30.17 41 OR Oamaru—S.. m g ... 30.10 43 01) Dnnedin—S.E., f b ... 30.02 45 OG Queenstown—N., I ... 30.07 36 OS Nuggets—S.E., fb ... 29.98 42 O Bluff—E., m g 30.07 44 OPQH Bajclntha— N.E., 1 ... Invercargill—N., 1 ... 30.12 44 OG Pembroke—Calm ... 29.10 44 O Roxburgh—S.E., 1 b 29.83 41 BC Port Chalmers—S.E.,br 30.12 46 0 Nasebv—Calm 27.95 34 OGS br ... PxvysegnrPt.—S.E.,str 30.08 42 HP Wind.—L, light; br, breeze; f b, fTeeh breeze; m g, moderate gale; g, whole or heavy gale; w, gale of exceptional severity. Weather.—B, blue sky, be the atmosphere clear or heavy; C, clouds, passing clouds; D, drizzling rain; F, foggy : G. gloomy, dark weather: H, hail; L,'lightning :M, misty; 0. overcast, the whole sky covered with thick clouds; P, passing showers-. Q. sqnallv ; B. rain, continued rain; S, snow: T. thunder; U, ugly, threatening appearance; Z, hazy. ARRIVED.—JuIy 22. Irene, barque. 1,113 tons. Norberg. from Surprise Island. July 23. Mokoia. s.s., 3.502 tons. Smith, from Auckland and East Coast ports. Passengers : Misses Sinclair, Brown, Mrs Raohael, Messrs Hall. Berry. Lord, Campbell. Edgar, Cox. Gurney, Taine, Captain Holmes : 18 steerage. SAILED.—JuIy 22. Pnkaki, s.s., 1.444 tons. Tate, for Grevmouth direct. Koonya, s.s., 1,091 tons, Platts, for Oamaru, Timaru, Wellington, New Ply- ! mouth. .Westport, and Greymouth. " ! July 23. ! Bell Flower, schooner, 93 tons. Do well, j for Kaipara. j Moeraki, s.s., 4.392 tons, Bojls, for j Melbourne via the Bluff and Hobart. EXPECTED .ARRIVALS. —Coastal.— Tarawera. from Auckland, July 27. —lntercolonial. Manuka, from Melbourne, July 25. Moana. from Svdnev via Cook Strait, July 29. Wimmera. from Svdnev via-Auckland, July 30. —Oversea, Sail.— Matanra, Norwegian barque, from Seychelles. Dunerag, Norwegian barque, from Liverpool via Wellineton ; sailed March 10 ; at Wellington July 2. Marechal de Gontant, French barque, from- Portland ; sailed June 28. W. H. Talbot, four-masted schooner, from Portland; sailed June 29. —Oversea, Steam.— Waimate, left Montreal June 5 via Australia and Northern ports; due about August 19. i Den of Glamis. left New YoTk May 16 j via Australia and Northern ports; at Me>b ! bourne July 9; due about August 13. j

Sussex, left Liverpool May 27 via Northern poTts: at Hobavt July 17; due about August 13 Hyndford, left New York May 20 via Northern ports; due about August 18. Surrey, left Liverpool June 24 via Australia and Northern ports; due about September 10. Anglo-Patajjonian. left New York June 2 via Australia and Nothern ports; due about end of August. Cape Ortegal. left New York June 17 via Australia and Northern ports; due about September 13. Karamea. left Montreal June IS via Australia and Northern porte; due about end of August. PROJECTED DEPARTURES.

Hauroto, for Auckland, July 26 (Sydjiev paEsen«ere tranship to the Maheno at Auckland). Manuka, for Svdney via Cook Strait, July 26. . Tarawera, for Auckland, July 28. Moana, for Melbourne, July 30. -

In port at noon to-day :—At Dunedin : Mimiro. Nairnshire, Mokoia (steam), Irene (sail). At Port Chalmers : Orari,. ManiaTi. Hauroto. Wakanui, Takapuna, DorBet, Moura, Rakiura (steam), Joseph Sims (sail). At the Heads : Corinthic. Bell Flower, schooner, sailed from the Lower Harbor at 7 a.m. yesterday for Kaipara. Manuka, s.e., due to-morrow from Melbourne and Hobart, was expected to arrive at the Bluff soon after noon to-day. Kiiiapoi, s.s., left Greymouth this mornjut; for Sydney with a cargo of timber. Irene, Norwegian barque. arrived in the Lower Harbor on Saturday evening with 1.600 ttms of guano from Surprise Island. Originally she had been fixed to load for the Bluff, but her destination was later vhanged to Dunedin. Surprise Island was left on July 2, and fine weather was experienced. While being towed up to town yesterday the Irene got stuck in the mud for a couple of hours, and knocked down two piles. The Ariel, now about due to leave Surprise Island, is loading for the Bluff in place of the Irene. .Karamea. s.s.. chartered by the New Zealand Shipping Company, left Montreal <m .lune 29 for New Zealand ports via Melbourne and Sydney. Mokoia. s.s., arrived at 11.45 yesterday morning from Auckland and way ports. She now goes down to Port for overhaul, and the Hauroto takes .her place in the Auckland running, sailing at 5 p.m. tomorrow. Captain Vint joined the Hauroto to-day its temporary master, taking the place of Cantain who resumes shore duties. The local"agents for the Sh.iw-Savill Line have received advice that the Tokomaru, which sailed from Auckland on June 22 foi London, left Eio de Janeiro on Thursday evening. The Aorangi brought news that the Cnion Company's training ship Dartford. which left Newcastle on May 26 for San Francisco, put the third officer (Mr Thompson) ashore at Rarotongni about tkre-e weeks a<io, lie was suffering- from hemorrhage. The Dartford then resumed her voyage. Mr Thompson joined the Union Company's service a few months

. " According to last week's ' Gazette,' mas£ers of vessels will in future be permitted to forward messages at one uni- ' Tom rate of 6d for each ine-page fin- : eluding reply), addressed "Weather," Wellington. At any station where the telegraphic Teport giving the state of the , weather in different parts of the Dominion is exhibited a person so desiring shall be supplied with a copy daily, except Sunday, at a charge of £1 per annum, fcaptain J. C. Felcate, one of the oldest '•' masters in the employ of the Tyser Line, has retired from the sea.. Captain F. C. Lidstone, late of the Nerehana, has taken *f command n£ .ihe, MrataLia. place of Cap-

'tain Felgate. The latter was one of the veteran .commanders in the lx>ndon-Aus-tralia-New Zealand trade, and had Been close on half a century of active seaservice. In his earlier days he was trading to China in the tea clippers, and during the many years he held command in I the Tyser Line he was successively in I charge of * the Hawke's Bay, Tomoana, 1 Mirairo, Marere, Whakarua, and the latest addition to the fleet, the Muritai. OVERSEA STEAMERS. HOBART, July 22. Rnahine, 'for Wellington. WESTPORT, July 22.-8 p.m., Good Hope, for New Caledonia. SYDNEY, July 22.—Muritai, for New Zealand. SHIPPING TELEGRAMS. OMAPERE, July 22.—2.30 p.m., RLmn, for Onehunga. AUCKLAND, July 22.—Waipori, f T om Geeloog and Newcastle.—Waitemata, for Bluff.—Tarawera, for Southern ports.— inga, for Kaipara, Greymouth, and Sydney.—July 25 : Matatua, from Napier.— 4 p.m., Wimmera, from Sydney.—Victoria, from Southern ports.—Bentinck, from Newcastle. LYTTELTON, July 23.—12.35 p.m., Mararoa, from Wellington. OAMARU, July 23.-9.45 p.m., Koonya, from D lined in. SYDNEY. July 22.—Moana, for Wellington.—Julv 25 : Ascot, from Dunedin. MELBOURNE, July 22. Ulimaroa, from the Bluff. (For continuation see Late Shipping.)