SHIPPING NEWS.

New Zealand Times, Volume LXXI, Issue 4263, 24 January 1901, Page 4

SHIPPING NEWS.

PHASES OF THE MUON. JANUARY. (Calculated for Now Zealand mean time). D. H. M. Full moon 5 11 44p.». Last quarter ... 13 8 8 a.m. New moon ... ... HI 2 6a.m. First quarter , ... 37 2 2H p.m. Sun rises, 4.3-1, «et» 7.31 p.m. Moon cii'OK, 8.53. a.in.; sets, 3.17 y.m. .High water, 6.-15 a.in.; 7.7 p.m. ARRIVED. WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 23. Wainui, s.s. 331 tons, Worrall, from Net son and Picton. Passengers—Saloon: Miase* Donald, King. Hemming, Stone, Cameron, Dement, Williamson, Ent whistle, (Jill, Mcsdauies Clark, Knensham Feary. Turton, Owen. Empaon, Dollar and 2 children, Timms. Cameron (2), Dr Hucho Bishop Mules, Troupers Perrall, Cameron. Mead, Messrs Hear Hoy, Denby, Feary, Gallagher, Pitcher, Komsdon, Hunter Mor risen, Roberts, Austice, Hart, Kirkpatrick, Steel, Bush, Foster, Morrish, Bur roughs, Boyes, Aron; 6 steerage. ■Pania, s.s., 40 tons, Fisk, from Blenheim. To Kapu, s.s., 50 tons, Allman, from Motueka. Ilawea, s.s.. 1701 tons, Abram, Irom Pi maru. Halm, s.s., 99 tons, McAlister, from Lyt telton via const. Opawn, s.s., 70 tons, Clark, from Blan helm. Cornwall, s.s., 5190 tons, Bnrten, from Sydney. Taiori, s.s., 1071 tons, Lohb, from West port. Aorero, s.s.; 45 tons. Tinney, f»om Pntea Hula, s.s., 90 tons, Crawford, from Wan ganni. Rotomahana, s.s., 901 tons, Manning from Lyttelton. .Passengers Saloon .- Misses Rose, Cone, Macpherson, Farr, Up right, Bartlett, Northcote, McDonald Glasgow, Williamson, Fraser, Roberts Glasgow, Hepworth, Mullin. Bcarne Meyenberg, Young, Blundell, Bradshaw Bargent, Moran, Comtek, Corrick. Neave Bnllantyno, Boresford, Newton, Fleming Ban del I, Harrison, Mcsdames Dowall, Fn den, Revell, Guy. 2 children and baby. Pal mor. Smith and 2 children. Burgess, She! don, Karp, Warrington, Denshire, _Webb Williamson, Pitcaithly, Farr, Martin, Ro harts, Wakefield, Dickson, Bell and 4 child ren, TTepworth, Bradshaw. Bevan, and 3 children, Neave, Fleming, Chapman Messrs Foden, - Wayns, Boon, Wood. Waterhouse, Futts, Kelly. Dawes, Smith Morrison, Onack, Smith, Revell. Williams Saunders, Hodgson. Broadway, Rose. Guy, Burgess, Bassett, .Tones, Croll. Herman

BtirgeM*, Bobbie, fjheltSon* Warrington, Webb, Pitcaithly. Wakefield, Kowo, Dick non. Bell, JTawkipgs, Clark, Crombie Hales. Kernot, Hjckson, Holdsworth, Dim can, Midlano. Hpharn, Allison. Tucker. Weybonrno, Wright, Armstrong. Smith Dix, Jupp, Rnskridge, Reynolds, Winsloy. Boon, Clarke. McDonald, Garrick, Broadway, Mncpherson, Broadway, Peacock, Heave, Ricklcy, Bennett, Piper, Hyslop, Earle, Quartley, Ferguson. Thompson. Nicholson. Palmer, Tavlor, Drayton, Wil llama. Ashman. S!ee, Palmer, Brown, ApplegArth; ,102 steerage. ' Hanpfpi*. s.n.. 'KM tons, Nordslrnm, fro™ West Coast and Nelson. Passengers—Saloon: Misses Held. McWilliams, Swoetman (2) Wilson dj), Terry, ’Malcolm, Arnold, Mendames Ryan, Wilson (2), Wilson, Sherlock, Messrs M.anson. Haggitt, Ryan, Wilson, Bah in an, Williams. Speflcer, Sherlock. Terry, R. McKenzie. M.H.8., AllenDf. Dickson. Wnkatu. s.s., 95 tons. Wills, from Lyttelton wul Coast. SAILED. WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 23. Mawhora, s.s., 340 tons-, Watson, fo: Picton. Nelson and West Coast. Passen gers—Saloon : Misses Mackay, Dent, Blake, Darby, Law, Martin, Pascoe, Ore. Woolley Mesdames Blake, Rowe, /Borjison, Rev Raine, Messrs Penman, Strachan, Wil Hams, McNab. Murray, McMinn, Dean-, Bobiuson, Smith, Leech, Hayes, Black; 8 steerage. Rotomahana, s.s.. 901 tons. Manning, fo Lvttel ton. Passengers—Saloon-: Misses O’Farrell, Harding, Hughes, Menzics Neolo (3), Henning, Nnnnerly, Warwick Hamilton. Connor. Mesdames Pryde, Perinain, Hughes. Smith, Webstar, Blackwell Barton, Clark, Pyko, Dollar and 2 child ■on. Chisholm, Dorwnrd, Bishop, Fergu •on. Carter, Taite, Sband, Revs Clover Sharp, Ward, Messrs Harding, House Heale, Reid, Gorman, MoWha, Davis Scott, Qnirth. Woodward. Mncpherson, Hudio. Steel, Duncan, Hall. Pryde, Per main, Erbr, Laing, Meason, Fraser, Will cocks, Fergnaaon. Stormbird. s.s., 137 tons, .Taxman, for Wanganui. EXPECTED ARRIVALS. r ‘ l Kirlpnka, from Patoa, this day ' ’'Taiune, from Dunedin and Lyttelton, this day Takapuna, from. Nelson and Picton, this I day. i

Waihora, from Sydney, this day Tarawara, from Lyttelton this day Abb«y Holme, from Lyttelton .this clay Kennedy, from Nelson, this day Manaroa, from Wanganui, this'day Orient, from Port Chalmers, 2Sth "Waikato, left London November 3rd;lnnradevi. (ejt New V ork November 9th: Otarnmo_, left London December IstPakeha. left London Dec. sth; Star of New Zealand, left London December 13thBanffshire, loft London December 15th ' Kararnoa, left London December 24th : Star of Australia, left New York December 33th: Larigatira, left London January Bth; Rimntaka, left London January Bth; Whn.catane. left London January Oth. Loch Cree, left Liverpool November onti S!, nc t s ’ ' Liverpool December 20th; Santiago, left London January Ist: Chus. G. Rico, left New York January 2nd. PROJECTED DEPARTURES. Te ICapn, for Havelock and Sounds this dav. at noon. Talune, for Auckland via East Coast tans day, at 4 p.m. Waihora, for Lyttelton and Dunedin, this day, at 4 p.m. Manama, for "Wanganui, this day, at 5 p.m. Aorere, for Wanganui, this day, at 5 p.m. Wakntu, for Lyttelton via Coast,, ttiis day. at 4 p.m. Queen of the South, for Fo.rfon, this dav, at g p.m. Huia, for Wanganui, this day Kahn, for Napier and Coast,, this da* «t 4 p.m. Mana, for Patea, this day, at 5 p.m VESSELS IN PORT. QUEEN'S WHARF. Invercargill, shin. 1246 tons. Mana. s.s.. 73 tons. Cornwall, s.s., 5430 tons. Wakatu, s.a., 35 tons. Huin, s.s., 30 tons. Pania., s.s., 40 tons. Opnwa, s.s., 70 tons. Te Kapn, s.s., 50 tons. Hawea, s.s.. 1701 tons. Oreti, s.s v 125 tons. Kahn, s.s., 99 tons. Aorere, s.s., 45 tons. _ RAILWAY WHARF. Southern Cross, s.s., 158 tons. Glen mark, barque, 1250 tons. Koncsbyrd, bnrcinentine, 253 tons. Greta, ship, 1115 tons. "Rolurna, brigantine, 214 tons. IN THE STREAM. ’ laiori, s.s., 1071 tone. BY TELEGRAPH. SYDNEY, Wednesday. Arrived—Loongana, barque, from Wellington. MELBOURNE, Wednesday. Sailed—Mokoia, for Bluff. PICTON, Wednesday. Arrived—Taka puna (4.30 a.m.) and Mawhera (6.30 p.m.), from Wellington. Sailed, 5.30 a.m—Takapuna, for Nelson. To sail, 4 a.m., 24th—Takapuna, for Wellington. AUCKLAND, Wednesday. Arrived, 6.15 a.m.—Alameda, from Honolulu (San Francisco mail). Sailed, 4.15 p.m.—Waikato, for Wellington. To sail. 10 p.m.—Alameda, for Sydney. ONEHTJNGA, Wednesday. Sailed. 10.30 a.m.—Ngapnhi, for New Plymouth, with. San Francisco mail. Passengers—Misses Lauri. Hutchison, Hellish. Carter, Ross. Taylor, Oliver. MesdamrfS Ferguson, Henderson, Cooker, Cain.

Woodley, Belts, Carter, Revs Heudersop, Ferguson, Guy, Leuson, Cocker, Tolent, Pave, Messrs Huffey Oliver, Hedding, Watt, Faster, Bubb, Cement, Parson; 4 steerage. NAPIER, Wednesday. Arrived, 5.15 a.m.—Fifeshire, from Gisborne. LYTTELTON, Wednesday. Arrived—Tarawera 17.30 a.m.) and Mourn (9.40 a.rn.), from Wellington. Sailed—Abbey Holme, for Wellington. FOXTON, Wednesday. Arrived, 10.20 a.m.—Queen of the South, from Wellington. , NELSON, Wednesday. Sailed—Haupiri GO a.m.) and Kennedy (G. 30 p.m.), for Wellington. Vo nail, 9 p.m.—Takapuna. for Picton. PA TEA, Wednesday. Sailed, 10.ST) a.m.— Kiripuka, for Wellington. KATPARA HEADS. Wednesday. Arrived —Victoria, from Brisbane. Sailed—Eliza Firth, schooner, for LyU WANGANUI, Wednesday. To sail, 10 p.m.—Manama, for Wellingl'°"' PORT CHALMERS, Wednesday. Arrived, 9.30 a.m.—Orient, from Brisbane. _ . Sailed. 7 p.m. (from Heads)—Orient, lor Wellington. BLUFF, Wednesday. Arrived—Knight of St. George, from Sydney; Waikare, from West Coast Sounds excursion. According to a Nelson telegram the Kennedy had co put back to Nelson, which port sh® left at 8 p.m. on Tuesday, owing to an accidontjo her machinery.Sho left Nelson for Wellingtomagain last evening. The Government steamer Hinemoa is expected in port from her cruise to the Southern Islands to-morrow afternoon. The- Oreti came off the slip yesterday morning and was immediately berthed at the Queen’s wharf. The Cornwall is credited with drawing more water than any steamer that has entered ’Wellington Harbour. When she visited Wellington some time ago in order to coal she drew just on thirty feet. THE CORNWALL. This fine steamer, chartered to convey the Sixth Contingent to Africa, arrived in port yesterday morning. She left Sydney at about 11 o’clock last Thursday evening, there being at the time a moderate gale with a big sea running. A fhiefc haze set in on Tuesday evening and thick weather, with heavy rain, was experienced right through the straits. Tha Cornwall got alongside the wharf at 1.30 p.m. Captain J. R. Barter is in command, and with him are the following officers:—First, Mr Williams; second, Air Howell; third, Air Usborne; fourth, Air Hume; chief engineer, Air Slade. The Cornwall's New Zealand cargo is composed of about 500 tons of general merchandise, which will all be put out here, and a quantity of sleepers.

THE WEATHER. TYPICAL NEW ZEALAND STATIONS. Tbs following weather reports were received from typical New Zealand stations at 5 p.m. yesterday: Manukan Heads.—Wind, north-west breeze; barometer, 30.10; thermometer, 75. General remarks —Gloomy; sea smooth. New Plymouth.—Wind, north, fresh; barometer, 29.91; thermometer, 67. General remains—Drizzling; moderate swell. Castlepoint.—Wind, south-west. light : barometer. 29.82; thermometer, 72. General remarks —Fine. Wellington.—Wind, south-west, liedit; barometer, 29.82; thermometer, 70. General remarks—Gloomy. Westport.—Wind, south-west, ' fresh; barometer, 29.83: thermometer, 70. General remarks —Fine; moderate swell. Kaikonra. —Wind, calm; barometer, 30.00; thermometer, 66. General remarks —Drizzle; sea smooth. Bluff.—Wind, west-south-west, moderate gale: barometer. 29.90; thermometer, 61. General remarks—Showery. Pressure has increased considerably at both Hobart and Sydney, and has decrees ed at Albany. Low pressure from west passed eastward of the meridian of South Capo late yesterday, and others from the same direction will pass on the 23rd and 26th inst. Low pressure to the northwest of North Cape yesterday has passed to the. cast-south-east. Evidences «ontinue of low pressure in the Tasman Sea but decreasing in energy. B. A. EDWIN. WELLINGTON OBSERVATORY. The weather records taken, at the Wellington Observatory at 9 a.m. yesterday wero as follow:—Barometer, 29.950; maximum shade temperature previous 24, hours, 75.5; minimum shade temperature previous 24 hours. 62.0 : rainfall previous 21 hours, .Gsin; wind, north-west; show"ery, very close weather. B. B. QOEE.