SHIPPING NEWS.

New Zealand Times, Volume LXXI, Issue 3957, 24 January 1900, Page 4

SHIPPING NEWS.

PHASES OF THE MOON,

Calculated for New Zealand Mean Time,

JANUARY.

Sun fines, 4.53 a.in.; Set's. 7.17 p.m High water, iO a.in.; 10.28 p.m.

arrived. TUESDAY. JANUARY 28. Oniiivu, K.H., 70 tone. Clark, from Elenheim Passengers—Cabin: Misses Morris, Harvey, Baillic. Mciitipluv, Grceves. Mesdarnes Anderson, Pike, Hall, Green, Messrs Green. Goruam, Eraser, I atehctt, Mantel), Nelson, Clark, Davis, Ha l. Te Anan, s.s.. 1028 tons, Bcrnech, troin Auckland, Cishorne and Napier. Passen-©,-s —Saloon : Misses ,Smiley <2), Riddick, Shaw, Sheridan, Mcsdmnea Kennedy. Allies, Ashton, Edger. Captain Kennedy, ■lndue Edger, Messrs Sidev, Dunlop, Plininier, Jamieson, Ashton, Kennedy, Ditelev, Crompton, Montway, Heaver, Masters Sleightholme, Newman; 8 steerWnkatn, s.s., 95 tons, Wills, from Lyttelton, Cheviot and Kaikoura. Passmigers -Cabin: .Misses Baxter, Whilehouse, Burrell, Gray. Davis, Martin, Barrett, McGavin, Ingles, Smith, Mesdarnes Haswoll. Ilaorsten. Ngatuere, Barrett, Davis, Ihaknvk, Messrs Davis, Barrett, Smith, Saunders, Melvor. Inglesby, Masters Charters, Davis, .Smith, Mann, s.s., 77 tons, Wcstnip, from Patea. Linda Weber, brigantine, 120 tons, Shaw, from Clarencetown, Taka puna, H.ft., 3GD tons, Aclums, irom Lyttelton. Passengers—Saloon: .Misses Tate (2). Crottv. ITondergast, Smith, Turton. Buttle. Gillingham, •-Vliifford, Watson Sparrow, Sinclair, Graham, Mesdarnes Wallace and infant. Grotty, Pcnnycook, Me Lean, Adams and 2 children. Ball, Stennett, Urqnhart, son and maiTl, Messrs Boyer, Provist, Francis, Fletcher, Chcgwih, Pennycook, A.rnoss, McLean, Mcason, Eiby, Wakely. “Awdr.v, Ju-mstrong, Roberta. Murphy, Spencer, Turreli, Hyde, Fitzroy, Mossman, Stark, Lamoun; 10 steerage.

SAILED. TUESDAY', JANUARY 23,

Takapumu s.s., 36!) tons, Adams, for Lyttelton. Tutnnckai, a.s., 412 tons, Post, for New Plymouth and Onehunga. Passengers— Vice-Regal party. Pania, h.h,, 40 tons, Fisk, for Blenheim. Opawa, s.s., 70 tons, Clark, for Blenheim Waimii, s.s., 411 tons, Worrnll, for Picton, Nelson and West Coast. Passengers —Saloon : Misses Crawley, McArtney, Caldcr, Elvey, .hunieson, Mesdamcs Allies, Ramsay, Holmes, Revs Kimboll, Goggan, Costello, Walsh, Messrs Grady, Downes, Sainted, Jamieson, Gibson, Dewhurst, Fathers, Griffin, Holmes, Broad, Rabbits, Masefield, Baigont, Chapman, Ramsay, Faulkner, Broad; 10 steerage. To Anan, s.s., 1028 tons, Berneeh, for Lyttelton and Dunedin. Passengers—Saloon; Misses Farquharson, Ogilvie, Prinley, Berney, Feldwick (3), McDonald, Knight, Wilson (2), Pearson, White, Currie S-ii'psnn, Carson, Bonn, Powell, ings, McFee, Iviney, Sanderson, Wilson, Burke, Coombs, Patterson, Vibcrt, Mcsdaines Fitzgerald, Feldwick, McDowell, Fairbatrn Bait, McDonald. McAlloy and child, Penrose. Lowes, Canning and family, Burke, Hume, Patterson, Hon Feldwick and son, Doan Biusfeld, Revs Fox, Malone, Pcstrie, Messrs Canning, Petre, Walker, Marshall, Duncan, Watson, Hunt and party, Murrell, Penrose. Hamill, Sheppard, Jaffares, Wakely; 23 steerage. Queen of the South, s.s., 121 tons, Manly. for Foxton. Aorcre, s.s., 43 tons, Tihney, for Patea and Onunako. ' \ ' Wakatu, s.s., 95 tons. Wills' for Lyttelton via Coast. ■ ’ EXPECTED ARRIVALS. Star of Victoria, from Wanganui roadstead, this day Himitangi, from Napier, this day Corinnn, from South, this day Stormbird, from Wanganui, this day Botoiti. from Onehunga and New Plymouth, t his day Mnwhora, from Greymouth and Westport, this day Rotorua, from Nelson and Picton, this day Charles Edward, from Nelson, this day Manaroa, from Wanganui, thig day Rotomalinna, from Lyttelton, this day Panin, from Blenheim, this day Opawa., from Blenheim, this day Wniroa, from Motuoka, this day Kahu, from Napier, this day Haupiri, from West Coast via Nelson and Picton, 25th Mararoa, from Dunedin and Lyttelton, 25th Queen of the South, from Foxton, 25th J ulu lie,, from Sydney, 25f b Tnkapunn, from Lyttelton, 25tl} Aorere, from Patea and Opunake, 26th Wcstraha, from Sydney ,via Auckland and Last Const, 26th • . Indralema, left New York’via' Australia «nd Auckland , nth November - Star of New Zealand, ' left ■ ; London via Australia and Auckland, 26th November; Papanui, left' Lohuon via Port Chalmers ‘ and Lyttelton 2nd December ; , yßhahinok • left -Plymouth 13th December ; lonic, left Plymouth 23rd December; Wannka, left Calcutta 81st December; Wai-rnate, left Plymouth via Auckland 11th , January; Rangatira, left' London 12th January'; Indramayo.left London 3rd January, via Australia and Auckland: ludraghiri, left New York 30th December, via Australia and Auckland; Karnmea, loft Natal Bth January. Nelson, left Liverpool October 26th ; Craignair, left New York November 15th; Aberfoyle, loft Glasgow January 2nd ; Ornri. barque, left Liverpool 2nd December; Auckland, left Liverpool Ist Noven? ’ PROJECTED DEPARTURES. Huin, for Wanganui, this day Knight Templar, for.Lyttelton, this day -Kami, for East, Coast, this day Corinna, for New Plymouth and Westport, this day Roto_nia„for Nelson via Picton, this day To Kapu, for Havelock and Sounds, this day Manaroa, for Wanganui, this day Wairoa, for Motuekn, tire day Mana, for Patea, this day Rotomahana, for Lyttelton, this day Charles Edward, for Nelson ami West Const, this day ' ' ' ! Taka puna, for Picton ami Lyttelton, 25th Mairlicra, for Westport and Or-> month, 25th Taluuc, for Melbourne, via South, 25th Mararoa, for Sydney v;a Rest Const and Auckland, 25th

Rotoiti. for Onchunga via New Plymouth, 25ili Queen of iho South, for Foxlon, 25th Panin, for Blenheim, 25th Oninva., for Blenheim. 251 h Westralia, for Lyttelton and Dunedin, 26th ' - A ore re. for Pa ton. 2(ith Hanpiri, for/Pictoni'Nelson* ami West Coast, 27th v.t > /! ; Star of Victoria.' for London, via, Palmas, 27tbf* ’ 1 ■; i Takapuim, for Lyttelton, 27th FBESS ASSOCIATION. SYDNEY. Tuesday. ■The Eastern Extension Cable-Company’s repairing steamer Sherard Osborne has arrived here. BRISBANE. Tuesday. The Wanaka passed Good Island yesterday, bound for Wellington. NAPIER, Monda.y Sailed—Himitangi (6 p.m.) and Kahu (6.30 p.m.), for Wellington. BLUFF. Tuesday. Arrived, S a.ffl. —Tarawera. from Hobart (English mail). Passengers—Miss Hamilton, Mrs Bliss and 2 children. Messrs Hepworth. Goldsmith, Hamilton and 7 steerage. ■ ' The steamer Clarerdon, from Bombay to Oamaru. passed hero at 7 p.m. Sailed, S.SP'p.'m.—Zealandia,"for Hobart and Melbourne. NELSON. Tuesday.’ Arrived, 10.50'a.m.—Rotorua, from Picton and "Wellington. Sailed. 12.45 p.m—Rotorua, for Picton and Wellington. AUCKLAND. Tuesdav. Sailed—Elihgamite, for Dunedin via Gisborne. Napier. Wellington and Lyttelton. Passengers—Misses Camie. Pennifcet, Beresford, Patterson, Cawkwell, Andrew, Ralph, Rose, Williams;,’ Jack, Aniiandale. Messrs ■ Sommerville,- 1 Safterby, ' Sttsesr, Sjmmonds, Houston p Dunhy- Hamilton,

I Forbes, Middleton, A'fitliOiiycßaxfer, PcnIniket (2). King,; Give#, .JhiKenzio, Leslie <2/, Bolton.-, . ' -i-v' ;.l :i ~ ■' Sailed, 7 last evening—Omapere, for Last Coast and Wellington. ( >S IvHUNGA,- Tuesday. Sailed—Rotoiti, for New Plymouth and' Wellington. Passengers—Misses Matthews Pcrrim, Burr, Brunette, .Bergqnist, Birder, Kelly (2). Morris, .French, Craig, • Graves, Grant, Mesdarnes Middleton and ■ child. Wall and child, Hogan .ami child, ■ McKenzie, Birder, Boyd, Bergqnist and • child. Brunette, Bennett and child, ■ Cooles, Bnnnington, Messrs Wriglcy, Licber. Brunette. McKenzie, Birder, Gow, Gollatley, Manton, Prime, Woolf, Hanson, Keith, Bonrley, Neville, Green, Henson, Bibs, Zoellc.r, Hart, Perham, Gardiner, Robertson and 15 steerage,. LYTTELTON, Tuesday. Arrived—Rotomahana GO a.m.), from Wellington; Gairloch (1 p.m.), from Port Chalmers. 1 Sailed —Rakanui, for Oamaru; Corinna, for Wellington, New Plymouth and Grey--month I’areora, for Greymn.'i; Betemuhr.na for YVellington. MOTUEKA, Tuesday. Sailed, 1.30 p.m.—Wairoa, for Wellington. GREYMOUTH, Tuesday. Sailed, :t p.m.—Mawhera, for Wellington; Hanpiri, for Westport. WESTPORT. Tuesday. Sailed (from roadstead), this afternoon— Waikare, for Picton and Wellington. CASTLBPOINT. Tuesday. Sailed, 1.5 p.m.—Kahu, for Wellington. WANGANUI Tuesday. Sailed, 6.15 p.m.—Star of Victoria,‘ for Wellington. . . To sail, midnight—Stornibird and Manama, for Wellington. NEW PLYMOUTH. Tuesday. To nail, 10 p.m.—Maponrika, for Onehunga. The Shaw, Savill and Albion Company's new steamer Kararnea, which left Natal for Wellington in ballast on the Bth inst., is in charge of Captain Burton, late of the’ Rangatirn. The last-mentioned vessel is corning out to the colony under the commandersnip of Captain Nicnll. Tho Tc Anan left Auckland at 1.30 p.m. on Sal nrday, arrived at Gisborne at 3.30 p.m. the next day ; left again at 6 p.m. and arrived at Napier early the next morning. Afterdischarging a quantity of fruit and shipping a little cargo she sailed again at noon. and arrived alongside the Queen’s Wharf at 7 a.m. yesterday. Fine weather and smooth seas prevailed the whole way down the coast. The Kiripaka left Westport for Foxlon on Monday with a. load of coal. She will probably come on to YVellington from the latter port. . • Consequent upon the appointment of Mr Bethunc, chief engineer ot tho Tutanekai, ns Inspector of Machinery, Messrs Grant. Sinclair and Luke, second, third and fourth engineers, have been promoted a step. Mr Wishart has been appointed fourth officer. The Tyser Company’s cargo steamer Star of Victoria is due here from the Wanganui roadstead to-day. She completes her homeward freight at this port, sailing for London on Saturday. This will make the fourth big cargo boat that has been dispatched from Wellington since,Christmas Day. ' During her absence from Wellington the Wakatn made an ’intermediate trip between Lyttelton and B,oaf?: Harbour fqr wool. Her car-go for AVellingtdrr included IGO bales wool and 68 do Hax. Mr P. Wheeler, purser of tho Te Anau, joined the , Takapwna-;* -yesterday, -Mr R. Isaacs going over- to, the- former steamer. On the Tallino’s arrival from Sydney Mr Wheeler will relieve Mr Wilson, who rejoins the Takapiiria.' j : i Captain Adams, of fire Poherua. is in temporary command oft thei.Talcapuna, Captain Farmer -having contracted influenza. Messrs Beattie and Blood.: isepond officers of the Rotokino: and Flora, respectively, have exchanged vessels., The steamet- Knight Templar sails tor Lyttelton to-day to complete-the discharge of her New York, (targo. •/ When this is accomplished she .will load produce in tho South for South Africa. THE"SYDNEY BOAT. Advice has been received, by the local office of the Union Company that the Talune left Sydney for Wellington direct at 9 p.m. on Saturday, with 390 tons of cargo for this port. She is due here early tomorrow morning, but prior to being berthed at the Queen’s Wharf will be subjected to an inspection by the Health Officer in compliance with Government orders. The Talune leaves for Melbourne via South and Hobart at 5 p.m. to-morrow. RUAHINE,. FROM t LONDON. The following is the list Of passengers booked by the New Zealand Shipping Company’s steamer Ruahine,. which left London for .Wellington via Plymouth, Tcnerifte, Capetown and Hobart on December lith:—Saloon—Misses K. F. Oschwald, R. Pointer, C-. M. P. Lyon, Duchess of Cleveland, Mesdarnes A. M. Jameson, ,T. T. Kirkwood, Machenoff, Vicomte Gaston do Segur, Messrs A. M. Jameson, H. Redmayne, A. T. Bellamy, J. T. Kirkwood, C. Oowpy, F. RusselL E. Ja‘. Pharazyn, L. Hindson, J. McCarthy. . ’ Second saloon— MisSes F. Warrington, SV A.'. Holliday, F. M.,-A- M., and-E. S.’.Baby^'.Edmonds,. R. E. Baughan, M M. Wi; Baby; M. Edwards, E. E. Iverseni, Edmonds, M. Edwards, Messrs’ J. ’M. C.- Montague, J. AV. Raby, P. Foster, J. C. Sumner, E. Holliday, S.- Crawford - ," E.‘ De ; -Latourf W. E. Eltlorton, T. Evans, At -Raby. Steerage— Misses A. M. Toomey, S. ! McMasters, Mrs T. Toomey, Messrs R-. Johnson, H. Fraser, R. Armstrong, T. Toomey, B. Lumb, A. W R, Franklyn, J. McMaster, L. Smith, M. Coghlan, F. Callam,, W ; - Hone, J. Rooney, J.-H. Upham, J.'.Henderson, E. T. Adams, E. Hamilton, M. Sullen, L. S. F. Reid, R. Thoon. LINDA WEBER, s FROM CLARENCETOWN.

The well-known brlglthtirie Linda Weber, in charge of Captain, Shhw;-arrived in port yesterday morning after a- smart trip of ten days from Clareiibetown (N.S.W.). Fine weather and favourable winds prevailed until entering Copk Strait on Monday night, when a north-west, gale sprang up, which drove-the vessel as far south as Cape Campbell. A southerly breeze was picked up early yesterday morning, which enabled the vessel to make port. The vessel brings 55,000 feetvof ironbark timber consigned to Messrs .1. and Son for the Harbour Board's Glasgow wharf contract. As she came from an Australian port the'L'inda Weber was inspected by the Health Officer (Dr James) before being berthed for discharge at the Railway Wharf. Ota discharge,‘the vessel sails for Kaipara to lopd for Sydney, thence• to;. Clarencetown for another load of ironbark for Messrs McLean and Son. TUB PAPA XU I,

peess Association. , rl ~ DUNEDIN, Tuesday, the New Zealand Shipping Company’s steamer Papanuß yesterday from London.* has'36oo tons, of cargo for Dunedin 1600* Dytteitoii *and 400 tons tor Wellington, IL:

THE; sWEATHEB. TYPICAL NEW ZEALAND STATIONS, • Tl s e J ollo £ in ? leather reports,, from typical New Zealand "stafTons were received at 5 p.m. yesterday: Manukau Heads.—Wind, south-west breeze; bnromctor, 30.00; thermometer! lb. General remarks—Fine; sea moderate. New Plymouth.—Wind, south-west, breeze: barometer, 29.50; thermometer, <O. General remarks—Fine; sea smooth. Castlepoint.—Wind, south-west, breeze; barometer. 20.72; thermometer, 72. Gcner»l/cmarks—Fine; sea ’moderate. 'vcllington.—Wind, south-west, light • barometcj*. 29.73; thermometer, 71. General remarks—Fine. ' = - : Westport.—Wind. south-west. light; barometer, 29.77; thermometer, 71. Gener , _rernarks —Fine; sea smooth. Kaikonra.—Wind. south-east, light ; barometer, 29.70; theAnonifter, 66. 1 General remarks—Gloomy; sea smooth. Oamam.—Wind, north-east, light; barometer. 29.78; thermometer, 59. General remarks—Gloomy. - A Decreased pressure at Albany, but if has increased at Hobart and Sydney. Low pressure from west passed to eastward of meridian of South Cape yesterday ’afternoon. and. one from same., direation will pass o¥i 28th or 29th. There are indications that pressure is low, but diminishing and travelling to south-east 2a F a bout 200 miles north-west of Cane Farewell. EDWIN.

TYPICAL AUSTRALIAN STATIONS. The following reports of the weather at the undermentioned typical Australian stations were received at the Colonial Museum yesterday: Albany, east; barometer, 30.1. General remarks—Fine. Hobart, 22nd.—AVind, west; barometer, 29.8. General remarks—Fine. Sydney, 23rd.—Wind, east; barometer 30.0. General remarks—Fine. WELLINGTON OBSERVATORY. The weather records taken at the Wellington Observatory at 9 a.m. yesterday were as follow :—Barometer, 29.758; maximum shade temperature previous 24 hours. 66.5; minimum shade temperature previous- 24 hours, 56.5; rainfall previous 24hours, .300; wind, south-west; dull and passing showers. B. B. GORE.

D. H. M. New moon ... a 1 20 a.m First quarter ... ... H 5 10 p.m Full moon. ... IS 6 .09 a.m Last quarter ... ... 24 11 29 a.m Now moon ... 31 0 53 p.m