SHIPPING.

Lyttelton Times, Volume CIX, Issue 13016, 5 January 1903, Page 4

SHIPPING.

•;.•• hYTTEL'EON. The time-ball is dropped every week day at I p.m., New Zealand mean time, -which is equivalent to 13.30 Greenwich mean time of the previous day, being calculated for 172 deg 30min east long., and llhrs 30mia east of Greenwich, mean iime. PHASES OF THE MOON. ... ,-- JANUARY. .- d. h. m. First quarter ... 7 9 27 a.m. Full.moon .... It 1 47 a.m. Last quartex . . . 20 11 19 p.m. New "moon .... 2!) 4 9 a.m. WEATHER'REPORT, ETC. High "Water, This Day (Monday): Morning " 3.35 a.m., .afternoon. S.SS p.m. Sun. rises 4.30 ft.rn., .sets 7.41 p.m. Moon arises 10.32 a.m., ' »etß 10.51 p.m. SUNDAY, JAN. 4. 9 a.m. Noon. 5 p.m. Barometer ... 29.51 29.52 29.45 Thermometer .63 67 61 Wind, N.E., light. MAGNETIC OBSERVATORY, CHRISTCHURCH. i Meteorological observations, taken." at 9.30 -' ».rn., Sunday, Jan-. H, '1903: J Barometer—23.4l3. Maximum l .teaiperaiuie during preceding 2* thc-urs—66.B. . , " ' . i Minimum temperature during .precediing 24, ihours —41.4. '„ Temperature at 9.30 a.m.—Dry (bulb 61.3, .Trot bulb 64.0.. • : . , Humidity, per cent—s 9. Maximum temperature in sun—l32.B. <• Minimum thermometer oni gra&a —34.7. Direction of 'wind— Calm. | ~(, Cloud O-10—Clear. Rainfall during ..previous 24 (hours—o.oo3in. ; Tendency of Barometer—Steady. '"] • ; -ARRIVED. Jan. 3—Opawa, s.s., 64 tons, Clark, from -~ Pelorua Sound. Pitcaiihly and, Co., agents. ' I Jan. 3—Mararoa, s.s., 13S1 ton's, Smith, from Sydney, via east coast ports. Union Stenm- ' j «nip Compa-ny, agents. Passengers—Misses - M'Master, Garner, Mouldoy, Jameson, Flem- " ing, Clayton, Wilkinson, Gregg and M'Dougall (2), Mesdames Weaver, M'Master, Knubly, Thomas and infant, Clayton, Smith, Mann, Chamberlain, Palmer and child and White, Messrs M'Kinnon, Weaver, Knubly, Garner, yantham, Hunt, Mason, Bell, Gorrie, Camp- ! bell, Morgan, Popper, Brodrick, Thomas, i Lightboume, Johnston, .;Wilkinson,: Morrison, Smith, Mknn, Shadracli, Wigram, Armstrong (2), Shaw,' M'Docald, Gregg, Chamborlain, Eaid, Palmer, Bennett and- Jenkins and forty steerage. ," Jan. 3—Te- Anau, s.s., 1023 tons,: Bernech, from Dunedin. Union Steamship Company,

!■'■'.'."'ogent». -Passengers—Misses Meads and •': M'Ewau, Mrs Bond, Captain Williams, Messrs ::»'Darling, Old, Dak, Torrar.ce and J. Scott and j\ five steerage. '-' !' . : Jan. 3—Rotomahana, s.s., 914 ions, Man- :'• iiing, from 'Wellington. Union Steamship 1: ■';.: ; Company,; agont3. Passengers—Misses Low, ; Kay, Lambert, Heslop, Mallard, Dimant, '■ ; "/ '•: Kiver, Camobell (2), Lewis, Welch (2), Ogilvie, ;Y; , - M'Tickan, Mowat, Brocklebank. (2), Divine, ■■"■-. TreadwelV Audrews, Bennie, M'Leod, 8ur- ,.;.,, ridge, Puffill, Baker, Gooder and Fairborough, ;.'■':■ ■. Mesdames Burkinshaw, Haynes and chfld, '; '■■> Reynolds, White,. MacDonald, Campbell,. ...Stew, Cap's tick, Smithson'and child, Hart, :.';, Bowie and-two children, Sprott, Henderson, Coates, Lane,- Gooder and Scales, Messrs ■V.Haynes, Henderson, Jefia 'and child, Foster, ; ; ; : Sinclair, : Davey, Margosels, Bells, Hales, .'" .Lome, Allen, Burkinshaw, Burke, "White, •;■'•'• ■'. Swan, Blue (2), Rennie, Stephens, Crosbie, "'>.'■(■ 'Reynolds, Orr, Jeff3i MacDonald, Chapman, ■■■-■-;*'■ tie :B. Barclay, Campbell, Kennedy, M'Kerrow, 'Paul, Straw (2), Capstick, Richards, Morris, >;.V' :: ■■Button, Hart, M'Dowell, Smith, Perry, Heath, "■:* ■ Smithson, Bathe, Miller, Fulton, , Bowie, ';":».;■, M'Lean, Dromgool, M'Kiliie, Howie, Sprott i'■-■'■ ;-*''jur3 two 'children, "Kane, Wilson, Henderson, ■ .Burridge, Leaks -and Yean and fiftju;.:,',liree steerage. ' '<■ ■.'''■; Jan.'.'B—Moana, .scow, 96 ions, Cozens, from %■■,'':'Maiming 1 Kiver. : PitcaithlyHund Co., agents. if.':.'.:■ Jan. 4—Wakatu, 0.5., 95 -ton's, Wilis, from ■ ■■:■;:■ ijheviot',', Kaikoura tondi Wellington. Kimsey, f'i-iV'ferjaa and" Co., agents. - :;,-'*„: Ja,n. 4—Rimu, s.s., 144 tons, Bergquist, , •!::■'torn Tima-ru. PitcaitiMy and Co., agents. |!:': ;.:■. Jan. 4—Taxawera, 5.3:, 1269 : tone, Stott, ; ? rom., ; Wellington. .. Union' Steamship Co., ; "i v-igeii't*; passefagers-—Misses Vincent, Heywood, !;.':v'Wilson," Tihorpe, Glenn;, Frost, O'Brien', Find- • -lay, Robin'son, •Ellison, Smith, M'Rarie, An- ::", / fleiraon, Williams, Craig, Fielder, Sharplin, |:j; O'Connor,'Hughes, Triggs,. Seely, M'Lean, "ii'J&hoemeener, Bletcher, Pairm&n, Rainie (2), l' : Buatej'.andi ..Richards (2), Meschumesi Patter's ;- ■'ion;* "C£ingy"M'Kae, ' Logan, Griffin, Ross, ■:'.: '.rßo^insoh7 ; A'PFielder, Atkinson, Simmonds, iCoMlle; Hill, Free, Olliver, Rainie, Warborg ■S.kndohil-d, Pollock, Carey, Brown, Hunter, »■£: .tlioharda. ; audi H«ney,■'. Messrs M'Mshon, j:.:4fclatb.ewsori, Montague, Ferguson, Ching, Find-/ fey,. North, Rudikin, 1 ! Johnson, Hurman, 'Ming,•■' O'Shea. Witta, Wilson, M'Rae, :'■>■ Piper, Rerreitt, Heney, Bruce \2), Hibbert, ji;;; ; Lu'msilan,'Carney, Logan, Roberts, Perrie,' :';/';. M'Neil. Davidson, "Griffin, Ross, Mayne, Har- ■£" hran, VSirC'ldon, Porter, Robinson, . Ward.', InCoad',: Tywneham, Ruddick, M'Borie, :''■>•!Neave, : Paxjonson, Cool, Lomax, Atkinson, William's, Hanau, Dailaston, Devertux, kl'Fariane, Edmonds- (2), Cooper, Johnston, ;-: Barnett; ColvilK Turner, Darby, Coup, Holl, j v °' ; ; kll/iren, Alexander,, Lcckwood, Honey-brook, | ■;!:: : bafferity, Ard'ley, Eivenson', Fuller, Parson, '*.:, Dixon,' Rainey, Lewis, Colville, Patrick, Trigg, ereo, Thompson, OllivsT, Flatcher, Roae, .;■'... ffteschver, Cording, Morrison,. Howley (2), .-. so™, Benhey, Gorinitlhs, Fraser, Moorhouse, :r ~ box eiadi Sanford, audi forty steeTage. f;'■;.'''•!.:■ "■'.■■' '"■ ; 'sailed. .'■"..-. Jan. 3—Mararoa, «■;»., 1381' tons, Smith, for Dunodini. XJmoa Steamship 00., agents; ,'pns- :, lehgers—Misses-Donaldson (3), M'Lennan (2), '_.:,: Sales arret Taylor, Measrs Rudd, Cunningharti,. paxling, Hobbsi and , boy, Hales, Arlidge, "' ''Coyan, Lear, Tairra.nce, Scott, Arlidge, Davy '.;V .'tod 1 Piper,-and! Master Donald. • ,■ ■ : Jan-. . a.a., 1900 ions, A,danrs, , r br D'unedin. Uniom Sfceamship Co., agents. Jam. 3—Pareora, s.s., 355 ions, Black, ifor ■ Breymputh.. C. W. Turner, agent. "... Jan. B—Opa-wa, s.s., 61 tons, Qlark, for " Wellington. , Pitcaithly umdl Co., agents. ■ Jan. 3—Morning Light",, schooner, 92 tons, ■■.williarns, for Wajtopu. Claiide Fe-rrier and V;. Jo.;- agents. .-'..' ':>", Jam. Anau, s.s., 1023 tons, Bernech, br 1 ; Welli-ngioni and east: coast ports. Union /Ibeaimship Co., agents; passengers for Wel- ' bgton—Misse3 Stevenson, Elm'slie, Fe-rgu- :. on, Anderson, Richards, Crooks, Wright, : . Jailey, Wilson; (2), Ballinger, Harcoiirt, V«i- ---; " b-n, Sharp, Larchin, Murray (2) andi Byrne, :> ffesdames Elmsl'ie-, Richards, Wright, Goodey, .■■/■;-. toKey, ■ Clatk and 1 child, Lairdhin, Hesketh . ; nd throe children, Messrs Elliott, Burden, ;'; leatson, Finch, Chapman, Heury, Parkineon, ■■■:. i-tunt, Blade, Lysaght, Allan. Clark, Macpher- -.'-.! on, Patterson, Fleming, Elmslie, Chainey, '..;.,■ [icily, Maffey, Taylor, Anderson, Fraser, Arv, ,bw,- Morgan, Larohin, Erickson, Dix, Towns:'k P&i Macnacmara, Thom.psoa, Huston, Cress- ■:.'■' . teil a-nd' Reeyta; for Napier—Miss Little, Mrs .::■;;; tarns, Mr Martin; for AwcWa/noV-Misaes V ;: : f ea «! A 2 )> .Anderson, and Manchester, Mes- ;■:■: ! ; lames Manchester and James, Mr James. !:V; : . b.b., 914 ions, Man-;'-:V;,-(Bg, iox Wellington. TTniom Steamslhip Co., :. ■_' teot3; ipassengera—2ls excursionists. EXPORTS.

Tarawera: For Wdlington-lO sacks oatina, ftildn*, 12 'barrels and 1 2 cases ale, 80 'boxes ■fcrranto, 2 .casus confectionery, 5 pkga Tangos <(horse, 1 !pig, 40 isacka flour, 1 spar, 3 bars »n, 1 .oaise books, 60 oases and pkge; for roxton—-5 cases ale-, 3 casks pickles; for Ncw hymouth—ls sacks E-cedi; ior Patea—ll cases , I&; for _Pic.-to.m-10 ca*ea 'benzine, 5 pigs- • ¥r Holritrifaa—ls cases ale. ° ' Mtaasoa.: Tor D-unedkr—3 tales mutton Win, 17 cases pickles, IS .cases ohoese, 60 JMOfds, 93 sea* irons, 1 tag ibolts, 5 lanrabsts, 43 cases and jpkgs. EXPECTED AKKIVALS. • lJ ro S at Port Chalmers Vec. 20. Balnia, left Nov. 30, due Port Oialkers Jan. 31 Cormthic, left Hobart Jan. due Wellington Jan. 6. Whalcatane, j£t Dec. 6. Maman, left Dec. 3. Niwura t Wellington Dec. St, Star of New Zealand! t Melbourne .Dec. 21. Waiwera, left D»c 20 timrro, left Dec. 5. * From New York—Queen Mary, s.s., 3561 ins. Indraghin, left Auckland Jan, 2. Baltoral, 3.5., 3930 ions. From. Goole—Oon.st-a.nza, snip, 748 tons, left fov. 24. From Liverpool—Lap-wing, barque,'692 tons From Adelaide— Sunniva, 'barque, 549 tons! ct Dec. G 6. EE UNION STEAMSHIP' COMPANY'S FLEET. MONDAY.—Tarawera leaves for Wellington - bien loaves for "Westport. Kini leaves for , treyraouth. - On Saturday -the s.s. Opawa arrived fKjm telorus Sound at 2.30 a.m.j tho s.s. Mararoa lorn Sydney, via east coast ports, at 5.20 a.m., , (o s.s. Te Anau from Dunedin at; 7.45 a.m., ftd the s.s. Rotomahana from Wellington at 60 a.m. Tho "Pott" states that the s.s. Eotokir.o, I present laid up 'at'Wellington, is to go into Immission again on Jan. 14. Tho schooner Morning Light left for W-ai-(pu on Saturday night. Tho barquo County of Ayr, 498 tons, has ion chartered to .load salt at Edithburg for p-ff Zealand. _ The position-of a steamship in a fog -was cited on .tho Thames on Oct. 7. The vessel, Is s.s. Minnehaha, from New York, passed ~ 18 North Foreland on that day, and f-hculd ;lve docked at Tilbury that evening, but was ttained by fog in tho Thames above Southid. The owners wished to locato her where- ! ♦outs, and corrununica<ted vritb. the Marconi I

Company, who instructed its Chelmsford station to " call her up," as this ship, with several others of the Atlantic Transport Company's fleet is fitted with the Marconi system of- wireless telegraphy. This was done, and the ship's position was discovered. The scow Moana, from Manning River, anchored in the stream at 9.15 a.m. on Saturday, after an uneventful passage of nine days. She brings a cargo of piles and timber, and was berthed at the Gladstone Pier. The. barque Lapwing, 692 tons, is to bring general cargo from Liverpool to Lyttclton arid Napier. ' Tho San Francisco correspondents of the Sydney " Commercial News" call attention io the fact that_on 'Nov. 25 a fleet of forty-five ships of ull sizes and rigs, varying from the 600-ton American ; schooner to the 2700-ton Britisher Ditton, were actually under charter at Sort Francisco for immediate despatch to Australia. Twenty-eight were for Sydney, six for Melbourne, four for F'remantle, four for optional.ports, two for Port Pirie.and one for „Gera.ldton. Their cargo consisted chiefly of ' wheat and timber. i On Saturday the 5.3. Whangape left for Dunedin at 1.40 p.m., the s.s. Mafaroa for Dunedin at 1.55 p.m., tho s.s. Opawa for Wellington at 5.10 ip.m., the s.s. Pareroa for Greymouth at 9 p.m., the s.s. To Anau for Wellington and east coast ports at 9.50 p.m., and the s.s. Rotomahana for Wellington at 10.5 p.m. Yesterday the s.s. Wakahi arrived from Cheviot, Kaikoura and Wellington at 3.30/a.m.-, : the s.s. Rimu from Timam at 7.30 a.m., and the s.s. Tarawera from Wellington at noon. . TELEGRAPH NOTICE BOARD. LYTTELTON, Jan. 3. Arrived, 5.20 a.m., M?,raroa, 1 from WeUingion; 7.50 a.m., Rotomahana, from Wellington; 7.40 a.m., To Anau, from Port Chalmers; 2 a.m., Opawa, from Pelorus Sound; 9.15 a.m., Moana (scow), from Manning River. Sailed, 9.50 p.m., Te Anau, for Wellington; 10.5 p.m., Rotomahana, for Wellington; 9 p.m., Paieora, for GTeymouth; 1.40 p.m., Whangape, for Port Chalmers; 1.55 p.m., Mararoa, for Port Chalmers. / Jan. 4. Arrived, 3.30 a.m., Wakatu, from Kaikoura; 7.80 a.m., Rimu, from Timaru; noon, Tarawera, from Wellington. Sailed, 5.10 p.m., Opawa, for Wellington. WELLINGTON, Jan. 3. Arrived, 6.15 'a.m., Monowai, from Lyttelton; 11.15 a.m., Melville Island (ship), from Melbourne; 11.15 a.m., Tarawera, from Lyttclton. ' Sailed, 9.15 p.m., Tarawera, for Lyttelton. Jan. 4. 1 Arrived, 11.50 a.m., Te Anau, from Lyttelton; 2.45 p.m., Timaru, from Gisborne; 4 p.m., Opawa, from Lyttelton. . Sailed, 6.20 a.m., Waikato, for Waitara; 3.30 p.m., Monowai, for Sydney. PORT CHALMERS, Jan. 3. Arrived, 1 .p.m., Victoria, from Lyttelton. . Jan. 4. Arrived, 6.30 a.m., Mararoa, from Lyttelton; 1 p.m., Whangape, from Lyttelton. AUCKLAND, Jan. 4. Arrivedf 7 a.m., Sealda, frcm Calcutta. PORT ROBINSON, Jan. 3. Arrived, 4.30 a.m., Cygnet, from Lyttelton. Sailed, 12.5 p.m., Cyr-"'- f" r Kaikoura.. GISBORNE, Jan. 4. Sailed, 6 p.m., Kumara, for Wellington'. TIMARU, Jan. 4. Sailed, 6 p.m., Rimu, for Lyttelton.. SHIPPING TELEGRAMS. WELLINGTON, Jan. 3. Arrived—Melvillo Island, barque, from Melbourne. PORT CHALMERS, Jan. 3. • Arrived —Victoria, from Lyttelton. j AUSTRALIAN SHIPPING. SYDNEY, Jan. 3. Arrived—Ganymede, from Hokianga. Alcestis, from Kaioara. Vision, from Mercury Bay. Sailed, this' morning—Star of New Zealand, for Auckland. 2.45 p.m.—Waikare, for New Zealand. PORT STEPHENS, Jan. 3. Sailed —Toroa, for New Zealand. NEWCASTLE, Jan. 3. Sailed—Jessie Craig, for Auckland. BRISBANE, Jan. 3. Arrived, 2 p.m.—Aorangi, from Vancouver. MELBOURNE, Jan. 3. Arrived—Moeraki, from the Bluff.