SHIPPING NEWS

New Zealand Times, Volume LXXI, Issue 4292, 27 February 1901, Page 4

SHIPPING NEWS

■v'HAJ-ES OF TUB MOON. , , , , i-BUia.ouiy. (v«JCtiiac*U for JNev/ Zealand mean time.) _ u. a. u. ifnll raw,. ... ... * ;j 32 a.m. <pji.ru-,-- . . XU 5 42 a.rn. New msioa XS U 15 p.m. ifiret quarter ... 26 ■ 6 8 p.m. Sun rises, 5.;w a.m.; sets. 7.47 p.m. .Moon rises. 2,211 p.m.; sets p.m. High iv a ter, KiJiC a.m.; 11TB p.m. ARRIVED. AfOMiAV, F.NiRfiARY 26. Rotorua. h.s.. 576 ions, McArthur, from Nelson >m'i i'Mton. P.maengers—Saloon: Misses : Ticiiiir. rial;!. Saw toil Osgood (21 Davis, Dm;,,r Jlohrid, VvV.tson. Jones, Meal dames Bright., Clear. Co nil Allen Youngman, Kav/'eU. Imi'-h, Dyer and' infant, Kidd and son, Chghorn. Anv-.n and 3 children. E'i'kpa f riel, Hey) •nil. Rev« Isaac, Oliver. .V ior Rag'-rs, Captain MeDouga! 1, Dr rioghorii. '.Messrs Kidd, Kirkpatrick. Pr- >. Wall Anvon Dough, Robertson. r.ivicl- \ r ooi,, Allen, Spraggon Loci 1 end. Cranfiil, Li,-her. Siratford, Tdchtseheimil, Brighl. Conn, Yonegomn Coote McFarlane, Barrett. Bridge. Pallor’ Tcscbcmnlrer, I'urjnur, Simson; 10 steerage. Te A nan, s/i,. TD2H tons, Berneeh from An airland. Gi-thorne nnd Napier. ’ Pas-flPn,rer-—Saloon : 'li*,.. Cmlnr AfcLerd Macfcay. JlriTineu.Me.-idnmo.s Dnlston.Rnwle.' Harnfaiu, Pabv, Alania uric, Captain Cousins. Dny-i Mon-ay Tfarriaon. Afessrs Dee, Job nsl on, Bar. In. Barrv. nooilheherp Reed. Jackson Roe-Ins, ' Lewis, Weir Searll. Pir-io (2). Darling: 8 steerage. Huie. s.s., !)0 tons Crawford from Wanganui. TariMvern. a.s., <228 lons, Neville, from T.vttelten, Pas-.-iig-'rs —<lnloori: Arisses Afartvri Rmith, I,r*e D (, nlnn BTinl, Overtnn. C'T lev, f <’ i a Levr TRvpon- Tfolirms Mnmla- I:, r(p,,to„ I ,n„ .Tones, Tunes Cl'irlr. Moore. PI" a n Rneke. Watson Revs flrr'r,.. , Mr-ars Anderson, Bnrrv Rr.ntnn Joans* StraHord Bnterqnn Wrstmnr-fdt. AW A... Brplf Peterson. TTensev "MTUT, ’Tn„ro Tavlor CIT-I-Badelirre q-,,.i- TTsl,or (•»)’ Small, Walter. Bell, Troiim-wond. Roc-Ve. Lecl'ner. Grav, Lewia, R--idersnn. Cobbio (2). Von A s--h Tune, Oort:; 31 steerage. JMVdro. a.s., .[Ofil tons, Fclgato, from Nanier, Kenned - :,s,, 137 tons, Graham, from Povtnn. Opav.-a. a.e, 70 tons frnrr Blenheim. Paiiia. s.s.. 40 tons. Pis!- from R]anise i m. Horrid. 3'a t r M, Ttrnphy. from Greyinonlh, S A IT PD. MOM B W, T’BBP1 T \T?.Y 23. Rim-i C a., tm tons -Me-Vp. for Pietro,. TntanokaC s.s.. 412 tons. Best, for Nelson. I'-, _ <s fl | r)oll . rp|, 0 -p rp _ mint and A fra RerMnn. BntnvTia a, a ““a tans AleArthnr. for Pipi-on - a Ar ,. l a. T’- ,, rrn ps— SaloonAfisses Purser P-W. Alr-orn \ethey. Nnvlor Pares:,-- Tl'd.-n S.,len, Afeodomes PrnivA,TT-'-il--. TlerTe. VWs Booth RbioM' Trent r,,rr ATm-rs. Snlom Peed 011". Til.lin. Shields, S-M-nge. Tr n l oe Anee I ', r , TT aff:iii, Rearle Salom, TTsher, Pnrml'v, Pro.aii:!iidl, Ashcroft Afyers; P Bteorago. TTrda, - s CO tone P"a"'fnrd, for Watieeniii. On one ef the ffl.vTfh. as,, 121 tens. Manly fo" Po-i'n'i , -..5, ,o-!A tone, I.amberb, for West. port. AO7- e I'n e— ,* “■ T|-liny, fe,-TTlri-vTre. s. c go lons Sha-. for Patea. Te At-.-m, «■ -■ inng ton-- Perneeli, ■ for PvtteP" -i, ar;d P-rnelp-, Pec-snneei’S—Sa-loon • ar,r Poyie Aferrison Todd Ar-vnn T.’eT, Phon.eon. .Tohnl etnn a r ee,le,-,e. g.-I P„1o P„eV Tlne’-q Threr end irf-nl Tvre’,l„,. iPn'l-en' De. vios Sermnnv ’’■« PA-yP —.1.1 OeW„e StpTre-,-|- rs N’< I 'QjJJO~IJ et . I M<JJ| S vO W«K. leer m Ti-e-n gO/fa** Sn|ten Allen. Atilen , j ,iX'm; I 'Jigil’fYcidn Tleroov . TTn-e.ee ‘dnldiiisviVae- C'-.a-ndler.' Cnote Ar.a—ii*iiw SseMh-vig d., poee, D VPpf'TPT i i' x! A PPTttaT.S Poteniah-Mn, ?PMe-, YettoPon, this day Pnl-el-i To Kami, from ATetnoVo tide dnr Dlneedep r-em T--.eern ’this dav' -f’l-i-W-i "W*nr rrnnii! rlni’’

TTimilrni yi, f''n T'DH C' or--! 'inr] p ir-i dnr Mr.irn-m from Tr,„„ ; fi, fl . n . VntnW. iw, Nrw PI-rouD- nnrl One IllinfTH. (fill- fl.iv nn.Tn-n, f»"A"l ■Pl«i'.!-oJtii °SHi T’o’iK - fnr.' n'ni’.oin., osni <Vn.n V 0 n.,.1 Picfe,,. 2StU PROTECTED PEPAETCHES. Rotoninhana for Lyttelton, this da-, at 7 n.m. 'Wairmi. for Dirfon, Nelson and Ooasl this dav. at 12.30 n.rn. Stnnnbird, for Wanganui,. tl’l3 clay a 2 run. ETnlm, for Napier and ("Pas! this day at 4- n.m. Po.air. for Ploiii>ri>n this day. at 6 p.m Pot 11 "i■ v. for hTfpon and Coast thi dnv. at 4 p.m. Opawa, for Blenheim. this day at T> m. ’ Manama, for Wanganui. this day, a noon. Mans for Patea and Waitara this day at 5 p.rr. VESSELS TJST POET. QUEEN’S WHARF. Loch Creo. barque. 761 tons. Canterbury, ship. 1215 tons. G. M. Thicker, barque, -190 toils. ’ Palceba, s.a., 2063 tons. Wainni, s.s., 411 tons. Hanpivi, 5..-!., 491. tons.. Opawa, 8.3.. 70 tons. Pania, s.g., 40 tons. Kennedy, s.a 197 tons. Herald, s.s., 35C tons. -WOOL JETTY. Drum hiair, barque. 1818 tons. Lorraine, barque, 828 tons.’ Saxon, barq.;“. .1637 tons. IN THE STREAM. Southern C’tdm, b.b., 258 tons. Mildura. H.M.S., cruiser, 2575 tons. Mimiro. s.s., 4061 tons. ' MOVEMENTS OF DIRECT STEAMERS, SAILED FROM LONDON. New Zealand Shipping Company— Wakanui (from Plynr itb), February 3rd; Wainmts, February 6th. Shaw, Saviil and Albion Company— Ban;,. tiro, January Bth; Kinnara, January 19th; Maori, February 7th; Mamari, February 13th. Tyser Line—Star of Now Zealand, December iJtb: Wbakatnne, January 10th; Indraghiri, February 19th. SAILED FROM NEW YORK.. Tjfiar Line—Star of Australia, December 22nd, SAILED FOR LONDON. New Zealand Shipping Company—Rakaia (from Wellington), January 3rd; Morayshire (from Port Chalmers), January 9th: Tekua (from Wellington), January 19lh: Papunui Inora Wellington), January 31st; Fu-Miire (from Lyttelton) February 7tk ; Waikato (from Wellington), February 18th. Shaw, Saviil and Albion Company— Buteshire (from Wellington), December 14th; Matatua (from Wellington) January’ 6th; Delphic (from Lyttelton), January rind: Gothic (from Wellington), February 2nd; Waiwcra (from Wellington), February IGth. Tyser Line. Tomnana (from Wellington'!, January 3rd; Star of England (from Napier). January oth; Hawke’s Bay (from Wellington), January 18th: Star of Victoria (from Wellington), February 20th. SAILERS EXPECTED. Hiram Emery, barque, loft New York November 6th; Gladys, barque left Liverpool December Slst: Santiago, barque, left Havre December 31at. BY TELEGRAPH. SYDNEY, Tuesday. Sailed—Sonoma, for Auckland. i NEW V-.wSTLE, Tuesday. I Sailer —Petoue and Victoria, for LytteD s ton. _ j

AUCKLAND, Tuesday. Sailed—Maraxoa, for Eaat Coast, Wellington, Lyttelton and Dunedin. Passengers—Misses Pawcc-tt.Maeon, Stafford,Mason, Steele, Brett. Chalmers, Coughlin. Shepherd. Brough, Scott. AJesdarnes Smith, Scents, White, Paterson, Boldsh.p, McMillan, Ilevs Go'.v, Buchanan, Messrs Louis, .McDonald, O’Donnell. UtUcy, Perrin, Donovan, Jones, Mallett, Simpson, Dixon, James, Adams; 12 steer‘*“e’ NEW PLYMOUTH, Tuesday. Arrived, 4.15 a.m.—Botoiti, from Onehunga (connected) Sailed, 10.30 a.m.—Botoiti, for Wellington. To sail, 10 p.rn.—Tukapuna. for Onehunga. WANGANUI. Tuesday. Arrived, 2.30 p.m.—Alanaroa, from Wellington. Billed—Otarama (7 a.m.), for Port Chalmers: Sio< in bird (3 p.m.), for Wellington. NAPIER, Tuesday. Arrived, 11.15 a.m.—Maura, from Wellington. PICTON, Tuesday. Arrived—Rimu (8 a.m.), from Wellington ; Rotorua (5.15 p.m.;, from Wellington. Sailed, 5 a.m.—Aotea, for Napier. To sail, 3.30 a.m. 27th—Rotorua, tor NelNELSON, Tuesday. Arrived—Tutanekai (11.50 a.m.) and Dalhousio (2.20 7j.n1.), from AVellnigton. LYTTELTON. Tuesday. Arrived—Ttotomahana a.m.), from Wellington; Banffshire (7.55 p.m.), Irom Tiraaru. Sailed—Tndraderi, for Napier . Sailed—Rctnmahana. for Wellington. Passengers—Alisres Abram, Ifitchcox. Langley, Sohaef, Hedges, .Jacobson, T.ongfon, Ayers, Johnston, Noill, Hill, Busch, Stevens. Steel, AlcNico!!. Alesdames Ferguson, Abram, Jacobson. Darroeh, McDonald, Krnnv, Bull, J’helan, Haydon, Miildloton, AVatsou, Yates, Crombie, I’age Castlo. Baron Bnllyiergingslowen, Count De C'ourte, Scrgeant-Afajor McDonald. Bars AVard. Gingei-, Porter, Griffith, Fai«fcugii, MeNicoii, Blackburne, Bull, Mn-saw Pope, Darling, Ferguson. Jones. Thomson, Acland, Ghezzie, Walker (3), Kenny, \\ T ansborough, Hedges, Rntb-dge Mufti Bentley, James, Young, Fabling 12), H»ge Allen, Busch, Sevraour, Roameai*, WHlsarforce Phelan, Haydon, Aliddleton, Watson, Crombie. POXTGN, Tuesday. Sailed, 2.20 p.m.—Kennedy, for Wellington. WESTPORT. Tuesday. Sailed, 3.50 p.m.—Pukaki, for Wellington. MOTUEKA, Tuesday. Sailed, 3.5 p.m.—Te Kapn. for Wellington. BLUFF, Tuesday. Sailed—Afonowai. for Dunedin; Moana, for Melbourne. GISBORNE. Tuesday. To sail. 9 p.m.—Star of New Zealand, for Napier. • DUNEDIN, Tuesday. Sailed—Zealandia, for Sydney via East Const ports. Passengers—Misses Campbell, Smith (2). Anderson, Ross, Branson, Staunton (2), Ward, Willibv. Foley. Pane (2), Stevens, Cooper, Garland, Burke, Knight. Wilinmson (2), Williams, Mandel, Hart, Rvan (2). Afesdarnes Milne, Aforris and 2 children, Williams, Eliott and child Smith, Simpson and 3 children. Redings. Roberts, Taylor, Nash and child, Pickett, Raymond. Revs* Lewis* Ellis, Brooke, Alesars Duke, Harland, Leitz, Williams, Forgo, Morris, Raymond, Cable, Shanks, Anderson, Kin-~ Bridgman. Branson, Taylor, Simpson, Bnrke. Ouealy. ZAIPARA HEADS, Tuesday. Arrived—Elizabeth Graham, barque, from Wellington. , The Government steamer Tutanekai left port nt 1.45 yesterday for Nelson with the Premier and Mrs Seddon on board. She is expected hack early on Thursday morning. ' This week’s direct Sydney boat is the Talune, which left Sydney for this port at 9 a.m. last Saturday. She is expected to arrive here to-morrow morning. The Aotea passed the Wellington Heads at eleven o’clock • yesterday morning, bound from Picton to Napier The Tyser liner Mimiro arrived in port from Napier yesterday at 4 p.m. She anchored in the stream, and after taking in 1(100 tons of hunker coal she will sail for London- at about four or five o’clock this afternoon. - The Tyser liner Tndradevi left Lyttelton yesterday morning to pick un the balance of her meat cargo at Napier. She is due in Weßington from Napier in about a week’s time, to take in a quantity of general cargo. The Indradevi will sail for London from this port about March. The Loch Cree is o.vnected io sail for Dunedin at eight o’clock this morning. The four-masted barque. Drumblair nnd the barque Saxon are expected to com-

t. pleto their loading for London at the cm of the week. Tte local agents have been advised thr| the Gothic h* r Ho do Janeiro on the afternoon oftbe 25th inst., bound for London Captains Lambert and McDonald havi ;• exchanged back to their old commands is the former to the Flora and the latter tc the Corinna. ® The Otarama, leaving Lyttelton on tht 9th of next month will not visit Wellingt ton. She will take her final departure from Lyttelton. • After his late run to Auckland ns pilot of the Abbey Holme. Captain Butt was entrusted with the work of taking a lighter down to Gisborne for Messrs Lane and Sons, the well-known shin-builders, of Whangnroa. The lighter, which has been named the Titi, is cutter bnilt.and was built to the (frdor of Messrs Kennedy and Bivens, lighter agents at Gisborne. The Titi, which is a notable addition to the fleet of Gisborne lighters, is very faithfully built. She is timbered diagonally, is all coppered fastenings and has no bulwarks, but instead has iron stnunohious. with a wire running through them. The little vessel is insulated from s/.em to stern with (Timice, as she -is intended for taking out frozen meat from the Gisborne Freezing Works. The insulation is well carried out. Three-inch planking is first of all fastened on to the frames, then comes.the packed pumice and this is covered with another three-inch planking well caulked. She will carry several thousand sheep, and when laden draws only four feet. Captain Butt took the Titi from Whangaroa lo Gisborne, loaded—all below the deck—with. 49,000fi of timber and 201) posts. , With this heavy cargo the vessel drew only. Sift forward and 6ft aft. THE WEATHER. TYPICAL NEW ZEALAND STATIONS The following weather reports were received from typical New Zealand stations at 5 p.m. yesterday: Manukau Heads.—Wind, north-west, breeze; barometer, 30.13; thermometer., 67. General remarks—Gloomy; sea smoth. Now Plymouth.—Wind, calm; barometer, 30.01; thermometer, 70. General re-

marks—Fine; sea smooth. Castlepoint.—Wind, north-east, fresh; barometer. 30,03; thermometer, 66. General remarks—Fine; sea heavy. Wellington.—Wind, south-west, breeze; barometer, 20.95; thermometer, 65. General remarks—Fine. Westport.—Wind, south-Vest, fresh; barometer, 29.93; thermometer, 73. General remarks—Fine; sea smooth. Kaikoura.—Wind, calm; barometer, 29.01; thermometer, 72. General remarks —Fine; sea smooth. Oamaru.—Wind, south, light; barometer, 29.92; thermometer, 68. General remarks—Fine; sea smooth. Bluff.—Wind, south-west; barometer. 29.90; thermometer, 58. General remarks—Gloomy Low pressure from west will pass eastward of the meridian of South Cape late tomorrow. Strong winds or gale from the northward are probable at most places south of Napier and New Plymouth. E. A. EDWIN. TYPICAL ATJSTEhLIAN STATIONS. The following reports of the weather at the undermentioned .typical Australian stations were received at the Colonial Museum yesterday ;r— = • Perth. 25th.—Wind, east; barometer, 30.2. General remarks—Fine. Hobart, 25th—Wind, north-east: barometer, 29.8. General, remarks—Cloudy. Sydney, 26th.—Wind, south: barometer, 30.2. General remarks—Overcast.

WELLTNGTON OBSERVATORY. The weather records taken, at the AVc-1-lingtou Observatory at 9 a.m. yesterday were as follow: —Barometer, 30.107; maxirrinm shade temperature previous 24 hours, 6-1; minimum shade temperature previous 24 hours, 46; rainfall previous 24 hours nil; wind, north; fine. R. B. GORE.