SHIPPING.

Lyttelton Times, Volume CXVII, Issue 17951, 19 November 1918, Page 6

SHIPPING.

——♦ -■ PORT OP LYTTELTON. PHASES OF THE MOOH. NOVEMBER.

TO-DATS ALMANAC. ',. Sun'rises '4.23 ik.ni., sete 7.fl p.m. Moon rises 8.18 p.m., eels 4.43 ».m. High, water 4.H a.rh., 4. 43 pra. i SAILED. November IS, 10.30 a.m.—Cygnet, «.« 14* tons, Murray, for Akaroa. . Stev«nson, Stowaxt a.rd Co., agents. November 18, 8.10 p.m.—Mnraxoa-, «.«.. 8598 tons, Cameron, for 'Wellington. Union St«aan Ship Company, agents. SHIPPING".NOTES. The Cygnet and Mftraroa wero tho only vessels to sail from tho port yesterday. The iorrnor left for Akaroa via Le Bon's, LittJ* Akaloa and other Bays,, taking up the running of tho Monica, whoso master is laid up with influenza. The Kostunoud; ■which arrived in Lyttelton on Sunday morning, signed off all her crew, and will be laid Up hero for a week. The Orepuki completed her discharging ol timber, and was immediately dooked for hof annual overhauling and survey. Mr F. Stern, late second officer of tha Orepuld, hag joined the .Wakatn as firat officer in place of Mr J. Sfmpßon.

Nsw moon . d. 4 h 8 m. First ojaartar . 13 4 38 a.ta. Full moon . . 18 7 66 p.m. Last quarter . EJ 9 86 6.BU

XESTERDATS' 9 a.m. B Promoter . 99.70 Thermometer . 64 „ Wind, S.W. WEATHER. Noon., 6 p.m. 23.W 29.04 66 68