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SHIPPING

HIGH WATER. —To-morrow.—-St. Clair; ICJ.-’i 1 a.m., p.m. Taiami ITi. :mI : I 1 !.-!-! ;;.i ll ,. Port Gila.lmcr-: -- ;i .111. U.J 1 Dllllctliit; U.JJ a.m.. U.’i 1 p.la. THE SUN. SeU ii.i-r];iy 0.2 J [mu., nscii to-mor-row (J.JU a.in. PHASES OF THE MOON. Full moon Mur. Jo Fin p.m. La it .punter April *2 ■■o'J j> m. Now moo!i .April 1!) S.J a.in. Fir.-l quarter April 17 IMP a.in. Sots to-day [Mil., lire.-; to-mor-row -1. ■t -1 non. WEATHER REPORT. Tlio Torn in ion meteorologist, (Ur E. Kidson) supplied the following at 8 a.m. to-day : Bar. Ther, W. Wcli'imi - N.X.'-V. I T.sl tin O 0 1i- v I)11ni lit IT ... •’! JB.''J ■ I’> ( ChiTlVlr T.ff. 7 TUT y Oil Timaru- -S.W . ... •' I'o.ir-. ~I 0 1 Oamarii ■■->. ... d JT I- - I ' l 0 Dunedin —-S.W’ ... I FT 18 OR(,)imnil - Low o ... 8 lilt. 12 -.0 O Nuggets—S.E. ... A Jm.IA -Hi .Mil J.s!uTf--S.E 1 AO. 1.1 A! O mrj .-(J, calm, I, l:qhl p'i. g *kghl brrerc, a, be cc ; 4. moil-ta 1 .-: hi c.mc; it. (rash boavp; (>, sirang brei-e:; 7, high wind; 8, gale. 11, i.uong gakr; O. whole gale; 11, storm; li huniinnc SN-aIVm-r. it, One skv; he, Oue ;,ky and de ■ allied cl-wil*; r. cloudv; o, over,art; g, gloomy, dull, u, uc';. threatening, r. continuous or steady tain; snow; d, drizzle; f, passing showers; h. hail; q, squally; I. lightning; t, thunder, 1, Dgi tn, mist; z, hart. FOK COAST. The dominion meteorologist (Ur E. Kid.-uii) supplied lho billowing at noon io-da,\ ;—Tlm indications aru tor mtiuai,' w bids moderate to strong, 1 1n; weather vv ill proludiiy prove r*junliy an I i hangcahlc and showery. toil wcatinu improvin'/. cold icuip raH'.ii"-, li-lit Iro-I-, inlaml : barometer UMir: s)t.wl\ ; t lilt;-, good, mi licav;. . hA! LEU. -March I'd. Pana, sm, ( ! .XU p.m.), I.2nd lon-. Paterson, for Lyttelton. Tim Waipiala i.-, nov. lo ivav- Wellington to-iiKUTov/ cm ning i"r Lytleltt>ii, Dunedin. and Rlufl. She is Mid duo Imre on Saturday. Drovidcd the weather i.- suitaTic tlm Katoa will leavo Timaru to-night. tor till- yut. She i- to load hare 'in J‘nday lor Lyl lellon, Wellington, ami Auckland. Dim in tlm morning Irmu V.Vdiinylon, tiie LFrinna m to sail tlm mnim day a tic,- loading for .Nelson ami Xew Plymouth via. peris. The Kaimanawa. was lo mil Iroin A nek la rid to-day for Wellington. Lyttelton, and Unnodiii to discharge go lien! cargo. She. will then go lo Tiruaru ami Westport.. An expected arrival 10-night is tim li„In-dale from Wellington. She will dis* barge cargo here and then proceed to Port Chalmers to dock for cleaning and painting. The vessel .should sail tor Wanganui via ports about the end of the neck.

The Gale is duo on Friday next iroin LvUclum to load out the same day lor Timaru. Lyttelton, Wtdiinglon, and Wanganui. On .Monday the Calm is expected lo arrive from Bluff. Stic will also load and sad the same day lor Wanganui via. ports. Tin; coastal tanker Paua left yesierdav alterncon for Lyttelton to discharge bulk motor spirit. Motor cars arc coming to Now Zealand on the, steamer West Lognassuck, which let t Now York on March 6 for Wellington and Australian ports. She is Wellington about the middle of next month. CANADIAN WINNER’S MOVEThe Canadian National Steamship vessel Canadian Winner, from Halifax, after unloading cargo at Auckland, Wellington. Lyttelton, and Timaru, will go to Hhif* to dichargc. She then comes to Dunedin to load, completing at Wellington. Napier, and Auckland for New York Boston, and .Montreal. The Canadian M inner is dim at the southern port on i‘ riday next.

THE FERRY SERVICE. The Maori, from Wellington, arrived at Lyttelton at 7 a.m. to-day, and passengers and mails connected with the express. PERSON Alt. Mr li. Miller has relieved Mr J. Stevenson as second engineer on the fvahika. Air d. (iroadlion-c has been appointed third t.fiiccr of the Kairanga, Mr J. Stevenson has been appointed thief engineer of the Totara, relieving M ■ R. Thomson. ROTORUA .LEAVES HOME. A, cable message, 1.0 1 he Non' Zen laud Shipping Company report,, that (heir liner Rotorua, alter loading at Eondon. 1011, Southampton on Friday lor Auckland. Wellington, and New Plymouth. She is due at Auckland on A] nil PJ. CITY OF NORWICH COM INC. Messrs Turnbull. Martin, and Co. advise that the si earner City of Norwich, from New York, left Lyttelton this morning for .Dunedin, where she is due about id a.rn. to-morrow to unload tlm local amount of her American cargo. REM.LERA AT SOUTHAMPTON. The New Zealand Shipping Company lias been advised by cablegram Unit their liner Rcniucra arrived at Southampton Inst Friday from Wellington, en route to London. She.left Wellington on February (i. TR A NSP ALT FIG C AI! G 0 SE R VIC E. Movements of the vessels engaged in the transpacific cargo service, arc supplied by tlm Union Company as follow : Makura loaves San ITaimi-co on March 21.) for Papeete. Rarotonga, Wellington, and Sydney. Duo Wellington April S. Waiotapn leaves Vancouver on March IT, San .Francisco on April T and Eos Angeles on April li lor Papeete, Wellington. Lyttelton. -Melbourne. and Svdncv. Due Wellington May 2. Wairmia leaves Vancouver on .March ‘JO, San Francisco on April -I. and LOS Angeles on April 8 for Auckland. Napier. Lyttelton. Dunedin. Rlnff, and New Plymouth. Due Auckland May J. Aornngi loaves Vancouver on April ", tor .Honolulu, Suva. Auckland, aml Sydney. Due Auckland April Jl. Tahiti leave-, San Era nci-co on Apni 17 for Papeete. Rarotonga, Wellington, and Svdnev. Due Wellington May 6. llanraki leaves Vancouver on March •Jo, San Francisco on April IT and Los Angeles on April lo lor Auckland. Wellington, Melbourne. and Adelaide. Due Auckland May n. Waikawa leaves ANineouver on April lA. and Sun FramT-co on May J for Melbourne and Sydney. Niagara leaves Vancouver on Mn\ 1 be Honolulu. Suva, Auckland, and Sydiim . Due, Auckland May Jd. Makeva leaves San Francisco on Mav lo tor Papeete, Rarotonga, Wellington, and Sydney. Due Wellington June T

W uiS'iiiaia leave- Vancouver on May Id, San Francisco on June J, and Lo- Angelos on June o for Auckland. Wellington. Melbourne. and Sydney. ])no Auckland June .'id. Aorangi leaves. Vancouver on May ‘2B for Honolulu, Sinai. Auckland, and Sydney. Due Auckland June 10, Tahiti lea-res Sari Eranci-.ro on June 12 for Papeete. Rarotonga, Wellington, and Svdnev. Due Wellington July I. Waihenio leaves Vancouver on .June 1, San Francisco on June ‘Jd, and Lm. Angeles on dune JJ tor Auckland. Wellington. Melbourne, and Sidney. Due Auckland Jnlv 20.

Niagara leaves; Vancouver on June Jd for Honolulu Suva. Auckland, and Sydney. Dee A nek land July IT Miinngnnui leaves San I' ranci-co on •Inly lit lor Papeete. Rarotonga. We!liiiglon. and Svdnev. Duo Wellington Jnlv 28. Wairmia Rave- Vancouver on .June JO. San Francisco on Jnlv 17. and Eo- Angele- on July JO lor Napmr. Ey Helton. Dunedin, and N"w Plymouth. Due Napier Aligns', JJ. Waikawa leave- Vancouver on July J l ', and San Eram-isco mu Angico. I, for Auckland, Wellington. Melbourne, and Sydney. Due Auckland Sepiem--1 ier JO. VESSELS EN WIRE!,ESS CADE. Tho following vessels are expected to be wirhin range oi the uiidcr-mciiUoncd wirele-s stations to-night: Auckland.- 1 loro rat a. Keelung. Kalingo. King Malcolm, Kokerangu. Ma reton. Raranga, Rona. Silver Shell, I 11laimkai. ('iialham l-!,i mis.---Ra ngo if. 1 , lluniiiigdon. Pori* (.’nrli.-. IJ it >• ic a be,-!-; . (.': iiiiilla m ('nn(|iieror. Wellington. Waliine, Alaon. Ngam. Araiinra. Tainabine, Niagaia. Ruahinc. Aorfoigi. Umana. Pori Erenmnllc. L'ornv'ull, I’ipinki. Ta.-manni. Herminius, Mataroa, Celtic.. Tregenna. Awarna.—Kaiapoi. .(ity -of Norwich. Inknni, Manuka, Westmoreland. Rimntaka. MANUKA'S OUTWARD PASSENGERS. The Union Company's intercolonial pa.-.-enger' .•Reamer Manuka w;m to sad lor Melbourne via ports late tbi-, allornoon, taking the following pa'-sen-i;crs —Dunedin to Melhournc -Mc.-,-danics Armytage and child. St-orer, Johnston end two cliildrcn, Roilhwick and two children. Ailkcn, Mi« Gann. Aie-si- Storer, Johnson. Rortliv. ick. and three ••toer age. Dunedin lo Wellington •• Me-dauics Kane and child. Keacb, Eiving'tone, Clicrry. Gilmore, Mrs.-es Kettle (J), Haimm. Napier, -Messrs Garden. Viccars, Catiiaui Kane, Gdmour (J). SHIPPING TELEGRAMS. AUCKLAND, March ]B.—Sailed: Maui Pomaro (10 p.m.), for Norfolk Island. WELLINGTON. Maicli PJ.--S:nled: Cerimirt (6.00 p.m.f, for Lyrtellon. LYTTELTON, March 1,9. —Arrived: Canadian Winner (noon), from Wellington; Cygnet (B.Jo p.m.L from Kaikoura. Sailed: Alexander (11 .•/>■> a.m.). for Nelson: Waliine (H.tn p.m.). for Wellington.

DANGER TO SHIPPING. The acting-secretary. General Post Office, advises that the following navigation warning has been received;—* Schooner Ventura burnt out, ->n March I. Hull may be still afloat' and dangerous to navigation. Last sighted in vicinity* of Cape. Hawke, approximate position, latitude •'ft > ,12 south, longitude ]o2.,‘i(> oast.'' (For continuation see Late Shipping./

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Evening Star, Issue 20129, 20 March 1929, Page 1

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SHIPPING Evening Star, Issue 20129, 20 March 1929, Page 1

SHIPPING Evening Star, Issue 20129, 20 March 1929, Page 1