SHIPPING NEWS.

New Zealand Times, Volume LXXI, Issue 4305, 14 March 1901, Page 4

SHIPPING NEWS.

PHASES OP THE MOON. (Calculated for New Zealand mean'time.) v ‘ MAE OH. ' s. K. x. Fall moon ... 6 7 p.m. Laet quarter ... *l4 ■ ® a.m. New moon ... 21 ? First quarter ... 27 * ® P*™* Sun rises. 5.58 a.m.; sets, 6.21 p.m. Moon rises, 11.31 p.m.; sets 1.58 p.m. High water, 9.42 a.m.; 10.5 p.m. ARRIVED. WEDNESDAY, MARCH 13. Walhora, s.s. 1269 tons. Smith trom Lyttelton. Pa'ssengers—Saloon: Misses Guinness, Leech, Wigney, Holmes, McCarthy. Harris, Johnson. Percival, Hassell Mesdames Penn and child, Downes, Ponder McCarthy, Crawford, Austin, Temple-Page, Bennett and 2 children, Carter Freeman Puxdie, Johnstone, Ashley-Cooper and infant. Williams, Rev Anderson, Dr Davis, Captain String, Messrs Joachim, Mamisahl, Ward, Penn, Williams. Blackwell. Ponder, (Sheer (2), Martin. Eoahey’pHdaK,--Palmer, Zleler, Whittaker, Wood, laaade- Parata McCarthy, Fenwick, Hayhurst (2), Fulton, Robinson, Salmon, Griffiths (2), Kirkland, Lancaster, Temple-Page, Thompson, Grey, Tandy, Bennett, Carter. Freeman, Pnrdle, Brdwn, Beaver, Weston, Rumga|, Ashley-Cooper, Barron, Brown, Roakrugi MoLellan, Kennedy; 23~»t6erage. K Dingadee. s.a., .393 tons, .Dilner, from Westport. ; ' I; •' ' I Bakanoa, s.s., 1576 tone, Holford, from! Newcastle. “ ' Rimu, s.s., i.o tons, Marks, from Dunedin and Lyttelton. _ ' „ Herald; ’tf.i.V '365 'toils,! Brophy, from Oreymouth. ->. yy-j v *' : ' Pukaki„B.B.,..Bso.t»nß, Stringer, from Westport. - Rotoiti, a.g., 629 tons, Robertson, from Onehunga and. New . Plymouth, . Passengers—Saloeni Misses' Good, Carr, Browne, Mesdamea Lewis; ’ Dixon, Armiger, Fell, Gapner. Messrs Doyle Stapleforth -Langworthy,' Armiger, Fell, Oagill , Curtis, Eamp'toH, ‘ Qhpper', " Fanthani,' Rev Southey; C steerage. , Monowai, s.s., 2136 tons. Chatfield. from Sydney.,, ' ; ' ■■ " ‘ ; Stormbird, ,s.s„ 137- tone., Jarman, from Picton. “ '

■ ■ ■' ■ SAILED.; vWEDNESDAY, MARCH 13. Manaroa, s-a. ,-78,tons,rQibbons;-fpr Wanganui. ’ ' ‘ • •m - *' " Wainui, s.s., 411 tons, Brown, for Proton, Nelson and' Woat .Coast.• Passengers —Saloon: Misses Simpson, parley, Bussell, Teiry, Robertson,; Bell, Johnson. Chisholm (2), Symonsi/ Mesdames Saunders, Johnson, Kirwan,Corricfc, Pinch, Sherlock, Chisholm, Leitch, Connell, Hutchinson, MessrsrCMaholnr.xHrinter, Reynolds. McNamara, ; Sherlock, Hayes, Russell, Hickling, Leitch, McGill, Field, Coote, Hudson,■ Steel';' Master' Chfsholm; 8 steerage. Hinemoa, 's.s., 282 tons, Bollans. for Northern lighthouses. Rotomahana, s.s., 864 tons, Manning, for Lyttelton.' . ‘Passengers—Saloon; Misses Legg. Thomas,- Anson. Townsend, Hannigan. Hayward, Moir, Mesdames Munro. Jaggar Butt. Williams, Wheatley and 2 children, , Bassett . . Morrison. Greenfield, Revs BaumbeV,' Ellis, Lee. Morley, Gnmn. Garland,, Buttle Porter. Ginner. Messrs' Eattl; Eafferty,'WntSon. Pet re Duke. Oswin, Guest (Z), Orchard. Wheatley (2) Rosevehr.; Britt. Brothers. Falconer. Talbot. Munro, Williams. Jaggar Galvin; 14 steerage. Waihora, s.s.v 1269 tons. Smith. for Lyttelton. ■■■• ;. ;vi i ..-a ", Te Kanu. s.s.. 50 tpns^''Allman, for Hpyclock and* Sounds’. • ■■.. t • vn;/r;;■ EkPRCTED ARRIVAL'S." :. J Elingainife; ’ from Lyttelton, ■ this,- day ■: Mapourika 1 ,, from ; .West > Coast via Picton and Nelson, this day Rotorua, from Pioton and Nelson, this day , . ; ■ ■ Kiripakh', from Blenheim, .this day PROJECTED DEPARTURES. . Rotorua,; fer Piet on and; Nelson, this day, at 12.38 p.m.\ ; Rotoiti, for New Plymouth and Onehunga, this day, at 5 pun. Pukaki, for Westport this day, at noon Kiripaka,, f or Blenheim, this day, at 4 p.m; 1 ft Queen of the South, for Foxton, this day. at.l p.m. ■ ' Kahn, for Napier yia Coast,'this day."' Hnia - , for Wanganui], this day.. Mania, for Patea, : thisi 'day, l; at 5 p.m. i, VESSELS .nr. PORT.. QUEEN'S I WHARF. Hanpiri, ‘B.'k; p ‘;494 ten»;,’ T ‘ '. Kumara, sis., 6854 tone,'. ' ' - Aotea.e.s., 3702 tons. Pania, s.s., 40 tons. 1 ’ ’ Te E«pn,s,s,,' 50 tons. Manaroa, s.s., 78 tons. Ronga, schooner, 93-tons. Stormbird, s.s., 123 tons. Bimu, s.s., 148 tons. ; R&kanoa, s.s., 1570 tons. Rotoiti. s.s., 629 tons. RAILWAY WHARF. G. If. Tucker, barque, 490 tens. Honda Isle, barotteatine, 061 teas. Moana, scow. 111 tea’s, WOOL JETTY. Lorraine, barque, 82S tons. IN THE STREAM. Seutbem Cross, s.s., 188 tons. Mildnra, H.M.S.. 2575 teas. Timaru. barque,’3s4 tons. Herald, s.s., 365 tons; • • Pukaki, s.s., 850 tons. Dingadee, s.s.. 393 tons. MOVEMENTS OF DIRECT STEAMERS. SAILED FROM LONDON., Now Zealand ! Shipping Company— Wakanni (frem Plymouth), February 3rd; Waimate. February Btk; Tengariro.-Feb. »uary 27tb; Paparaa (frem Plymouth), March 2nd.' " '-""v 1 -,; Shaw. SaviH and Albion Company— Maori, February 7th; -Mamari. February 19th: Takomaru, March ,6th. lyaer Line.—Whahatame, January 10tb; Indraghiri. February 19th. BAILED PROM NEW YORK. T>»er Line—Star of Australia, December ■no. SAILED FOE LONDON. New Zealand Shipping Company.— Papanui (from . Wellington), January 31st; Fifeshire (from Lyttelton), Febraary 7th; Waikato (from WelHnsrtoa) February 18th; Banffshire (from Wellington), March 7tk; Naimskir* (frem Bluff), March T. Shaw, Sayill and Albion ComwßyDelphio (from Lyttelton). January 22nd; Gothio (from Wellington), February 2nd; Waiwera (from Wellington), February 16th; Pakeha (from Wellington), March 12th. Tyser Lino.—Hawkes Bay (from Wellington), January 18th; Star of Victoria (frem Wellington). February 90tb; Uimiro (from Wellington). February 27th; Indradevi (from Wellington), March 12th. SAILERS EXPECTED. Riram Emsrv barque, left New York November Bth; Gladys, barqua, left Liverpool December Slot; Santiage, barque, left Havre December 91st; CampMil, barque (L.G.D.J.).' left Liverpool February 26th. BY TELEGRAPH. LONDON. Monday. Arrived—Tekoa, from'NewGSealand. ;: SYDNEY, Wednesday. The baraue Ville da Havre has arrived in tow of the steamer SL Louis, from New CMedonia. >■ Arrived—Mokoia. 'from Wellington. Sailed—Talune. for Wellington. „ MELBOURNE. Wednesday. Arrived—Fairy Rock, from Opua. NAPIER. Wednesday. Arrived, 3 a.m .—Kahn, from Caatlenoint WESTPORT.: Wednesday. Arrived—Flora (11.45 a.in.V. from Wellington; Jane Douglas (7 p.m.). from Wellington. LYTTELTON, Wednesday. Sailed —Rimntaka. for Waitara; Te Anan, for Dunedin.' Sailed—Eliiigamite, for Sydney via North. Passengers—Misses Hart, Anderson, Clever (2). Harding, Wright,- Mclntosh, Herridge, Coverdale, Armstrong, Chambers, Robertson, Healy, Mesdames fewer, and 8 cSDCren. Barnett and child.

Baxter, Trwwarn. Malcolm* Parsons, Sherlock, Baylor, Barker and child, Messrs Roe, Parsons, Gray, Barker. Griffiths, Brownlow, Malcolm. Clever. Masters Ryan and Barger. For Napier—Misses Wylie, Knubley, Mrs Wright and children. lor Auckland—Mesdames Wilson, Smith and 2 children. Messrs Pascoe, Smith. roi Sydney—Messrs Rankin and Brittain. NELSON, Wednesday. Sailed—Mapourika (1.30 p.m.), for Wellington; Rotorua (1.25 p.m.); for Picton an # lli Wednesday. Arrived— Eangatira (11.30 a.m.), from Port Chalmers;.Te Anau (0.15 p.m.). from Wellington; Elingamite (7.40 a.m.), from Port Chalmers. ; BLENHEIM, Wednesday. To Bail, midnight—KiWpaka, for Wellington. AUCKLAND, Wednesday. Sailed, 5.45 p.m.—Hauroto. for Tonga. PICTON, Wednesday. To sail—Rotorua (11 p.m.). for Wellington; Wainui (2 a.m. 14th). Lor Nelson, i FOXTON,. Wednesday. , Arrived 3 p.m.—Queen of the South. frOm Wellington.

Owing to the Eotoiti being so late in her arrival from New Plymouth with her cargo of butter it is probable that the Tekoa will be.' delayed in sailing for London till tomorrow. ■ , , ... The strong southerly gale which was raging yesterday seriously interfered with coastal steamers. The Dingadee, from Westport, was eleven hours late; the Pukaki, from the same port, was twelve hours behind time; the Herald, from Greymouth, was seven hours late; and the Rotoiti, fropi New Plymouth did not reach port till eleven hours after she was expected, or 26 hours out from New Plymouth. . It is reported that the P. and'O. Company is building two 10,006-ton steamers fori the Australian service. Four steamers, the Somali, Sicilia, Soudan and Syria are being completed for the company's service between London and Calcutta, in consequence of the growth of traffic on that line. ■ A Press Association message states that the Tekoa, which left this port on January 19th, arrived in London on Monday last. . The Eotoiti brought down from New Plymouth and Onehunga for the Aotea 13.’500 boxes of butter and 628 cases of cheese, also 139 boxes of butter and 119 cases of cheese for Melbourne. The Eimutaka was to leave Lyttelton last evening for Waitara, and is to go theface to Wanganui, returning to Wellington to complete her Home loading. Every passenger berth on the steamer has been booked. The Kumara will leave at daylight next Sunday for Picton, to load Home cargo at that port. -- - , _ The Eakanon. which arrived.., yesterday from Sydney, which port she left on March Sthjhas a load of 1390 tons ,of coal and 812,000 ft of timber for this;port; The, Waikare. which is due,here to-mor-row; from Sydney via Oakland and East Coast, took in a cargo of ..1000 tons of coal and’looo sleepers at Newcastle, ( The Waihora left last -eyeningi for, Lyttelton to load for Sydney. This steamer will)take Up, the Moana’s, -running, the.latter yheselindw.itiaking.herilashtriplto Sydney,; at .which port she-will, dock for a thorough .'overhaul, before, replacing the Warrimoo .in the .Vamconyer.-ruih The'EiinUiis to take a load of gold-dredg-ing ■ to' West. ,opagt jto-day. , Messrs; Lefin. and ' Co.„ Jocal agents; report tint they have received advice of the Waihrmai having left Monte: Video ;on Tuesday afternoon, for London. . . ; , i- 'THE.'. .WEATHER.. .TOPICAL NEW ZEALAND STATIONS. ~-The' following wsather., report from typisal New Zealand stationswaa received at the. , Celenia! Museum, at ; 5 p.m. yesterday:—. Manukau Heads.—Wind, , north-east, fresh; barometer,. 30.13; thermometer, GO. General Rain; sea smooth. New.’ Plymouth.—Wind, south-east, fresh; ' barometer, 30.13; thermometer, 59.,, * General remarks—Showery; sea moderate. . Castlepoint.—Wind, south-east; breeze; barometer, 30.35; thermometer. 66. General'remarks—Gloomy; sea moderate. Wellington.—Wind, south, fresh; . barometer, 30.38; -thermometer,. 53. • General remarks—Gloomy. ; Vfestport. Wind. , south-south-west.. fresh; barometer, 30.26; thermometer. 63. jGeneral remarks—Pine; sea smooth. Kaikoura.—Wind, south-east, light: barometer, 30.43: thermometer, 59. General remarks—Fine; sea smooth. ..'Oamarn. —Wind, north-east, light; barometer, 30.37; thermometer. 57. General remarks—Pine; sea smooth. ’ Bluff.—Wind, east, fresh; barometer. 30,28; thermometer, 55. General remarks —Fine. ; At: Albany pressure has decreased slowly, but it has increased slowly at Hobart, but decreased at Sydney. ' Low pressure from! west duo this date has "been forced to ah unusually southern route by the high-pressure now'prevalent,'and a low pressure from west will pass east of the meridian of South Gape on,the 18th.; E; A. EDWIN. TYPICAL AUSTRALIAN STATIONS. Tks following reports of the weather at the undermentioned v typical Australian stations were received at the Colonial Museum yesterday— ‘ Albany, 12th.—'Wind, sodth-west; barometer, 30.0. General remarks—Pine. Hobart,. 12th.—Wind, -south-east; barometer, 30.2. General remarks—Pine. Sydney, 13th!—■Wind, west;- barometer, 80.2. General romarks^Fine. WELLINGTON OBSERVATORY. The weather records taken at the Weilingten Observatory at 9 a.jn. yesterday were as follow:—Barometer, 30.335; maximum shade temperature prevours 24 hours, 60; minimum shade'temperature previous 24 hours, 56; rainfall previous’34 hours, .02in; wind, south’-fine and bright. ' ■i E. B. GOEB.