SHIPPING NEWS

Greymouth Evening Star, 18 March 1910, Page 2

SHIPPING NEWS

I’HASES OF THE MOOM—M A TJOTT !

HIGH WATEB. March 18.—2.35 a.m.; 3.2 p.m. March 19.—3.33 a.m.; 4.11 p.m. March 20.—4.55 a.m.; 5.48 p.m. WEATHER REPORT. Greymouth.—Wind, cast, light; barometer, 30.10; thermometer, 56 degrees; tides moderate; bar considerable. WEATHER FORECAST. Rev. Bates (Government Meteorologist) wired to-day as follow!': "Expect northerly moderate to strong winds, winds freshening; expect Unscettled and cloudy weather at times, glass fall slowly, tides moderate, and sea moderate." ARRIVED. March 17. -l'ukaki, ss, 917 tons, Captain Tato. from Westport. March 17.—Waimea. ss, 250 tons, Captain Wildman. from Westport. RAILED. March 17.—Ennerdale, ss, 576 tons. Captain Cox, for Westport, Oamaru and Dunedin. .March 17.—Poherua, ss, 749 tons, Captain Robertson, for Wellington. March 18.—Mapourika, ss, 718 tons. Captain Stringer, for West-port, Nelson, and Wellington. Passengers: Misses Foley. Neily. Harris, Smith, Kirk, Eggling. Dixon' (2). Nancekevill (2), Douglas ; Mesdames Hopkins, Kells. Shepley, Fry, Mauri and boy, Bate, Dixon: Messrs Hopkins. Kells, Williams, Cowell, Ronton. Sheplev, Apted, Dale, Maxwell, Hunter! Angus, Elliott, Wallace and Melville. March 17.—Waimea, ss, 250 ions, Captain Wildman. for Wellington.

IN PORT. Echo. Kaituna, Kaitoa. l'ukaki. The Kaituna sails for Lyttelton to-night coal laden. The Kotuku is due to-night, and load: coal for Wellington. The Kaitoa sails at four o'clock thi: afternoon for Wellington direct. The l'ukaki arrived last night and sailec for Westport and Dunedin tiiis afternoon The schooner Lily, produce laden, lef Lytt'-lton yesterday morning for Grey mouth.

'[ho Waimea arrived yesterday afteriioou and sailed the same night at midnight for Wellington direct. The Alexander leaves Wellington tomorrow night for Nelson and the Coast. She is duo here early on Monday morning. The following passengers avriver per s.s. Mapourika yesterday: Misses Moynahan, Raysan, Petrio. Roberts, M. Siddells, Pearson, Quirv: Mesdamcs Mitchell, W. Naughton, Hopkins (2), Raysan, Messrs Snoad, Meale, Loekhead, Proscott, Liddell, Young, Meak, Hart. Falconer, McCann, Banks, Bates, Fitzgerald. Pickering. Wright, do Bakker, James and 18 steerage. Unco again coal from Newcastle is to be poured into New Zealand to the detriment of the local industry. It is announced that as soon as coal is available at Newcastle the Waihora will load there for NewZealand ports. The Kurow is now at Newcastle, loading, and is expected to sail this week for New Zealand. The Kaiapoi, after discharging limber at Adelaide, will go to Newcastle to load coal, and the Wairu'na, after delivering coal at Sydney from Weslport, and will also load coal at Newcastle for New Zealand.

Lj I'l \J U X\ U XI. Day. Hr. Mia Last quarter ..4 7 22 p.m. Now moon .. 11 11 42 p.m. First quarter ..18 3 7 p.m. Full moon ..26 7 51 a.m.