SHIPPING NEWS

New Zealand Times, Volume LXXI, Issue 4322, 3 April 1901, Page 4

SHIPPING NEWS

PHASES OF THE MOON. (Calculated lor Nov/ /caland mean time.) APRi L. U. JJ. M. Full Moon ... I 1- HU li.m. Lust Quarter ... 12 5 27 p..m New Moou ... ID 9 7 u.ni. Fust Quarier... 29 ;i 15 a.m. Snu rises G. 22 ■'.hi.; sets, 5.15 |:.m. Moon ri-a-.-. 1.57 p.m.; scls. 5.15 ii.ni. High wau-r, 1.7 y.jn.; 1.25 n.m. AR KI V HD. TL’fcim, -il/iill, 2. Rotorua, s.s., 57(i lons, Mo Art liur, from J.y l! niton. pa s-,cngcr:: -Saloon ; .Misses Fane, Ivey, (.Tousion, Leuiiuae, Smith. McluUiiih, Campbell, Huge, Biul, .Mcsdames Ruioga.v, Bum, Uedward, AiiuwrS Rechyttrd. Reynolds, Reeves, Jcnains. Rumgay, Pickering, Audi'i-si'jij, Siiutli; IB steerage. Oiinrles Ldwaid, s.s., 17/ tons. Wildman, from Nelson. (Inin, s.s., 00 tons. Crawford, from Wanganui. Passengers—Cabin : Misses O’Shea, Bjittmau, Mr mrwis. Konga, schooner, liii tons, Peterson, .from LvUelion.

'To Kapii. S.S., 50 lons, Allman, from Pictou, .Mourn, s.s., 1278 tons, Beaumont. from Aueklnml, Gisborne iiml Napier, Passengers —Saloon: Misses Gorkina, \Vy 11 ic i2 l , Anderson, .Mcsdanies A bercronibie, Fair and rliild Konny, Messrs Abercrombie, Brett; 12 steerage! Emma Sims, ketch, .lolmston, from Lyttelton. Mapoiirikn, s.s., 717 tons, Worrnll, from Westport. Kahn, s.s., 1)9 tons, .Mr.'.lister, from Napier and Coasi. Opawa, s.s., 70 tons, (.’lark, from .Blenheim. |>:uiia, s.s., •!(» tons, Fisk, Iron Blenheim. SAILED. . TIMIMM i . 7-. CIUL 2. Mourn, s.s.. 1278 ton.;, Beaumont, lor Lyttelton nod Dunedin. Passengers—Saloon ; For 1,.v Itcl lon —Misses Newton, (llmhner, Wbiiley. Scddnn, Chisholm (2), Perry (2), KirJniids, Scott, Coneys, eohnston, '.Murplirrsoii, Mrsdninrs linrley, Whitley. Me Dowel I .KM 111, Page. Right lion. .1. Seddon, Rev Isiti. Colonel Eatill, Colonel Newidl, Diciitcoant Collins, Limits. Wilkinson, Goiicdge. Messrs Thompson, O’Dwyer, \\ iffcii. Geary, Newton. Herdman. Qninlivcn, Kelly. Wright, Walter, Cliisliolm, Bunby. King, Curdle. tSiudair. McGilJigan, Lcvein, Thomson. Sham!. McKean, Forbes, Brett. McDowell, Ward. Biudev, Sergeants .Martin. McGeech, Henrv. Troopers Burnett, Colton: 19 steerage. For Dun-dir..—Misses Williamson, Wilson. Amlci.-on. Mcsuames Sandstone. Harris. Ward, A bererombie, Mam. Mandyalt ami 3 children. Messrs Abercrombie. Brookjnaii, Eva, llawdrn; 5 steerage. Rotorua, s.s,, 570 tom;, McArthur, lor T’ieton ami Nelson. Passengers—Saloon : Misses Macdonald. Heaver, Tempcrley. stick, Cowles. Muddle-lone. Heaton, Moad.um'K lianlrv ami 2 children, Matthews, Hamilton and child. Smith, Williams, Mack. M'-sms T’rowcc. Matthews. Craig, Scpiircc- Lewis. Ifarnillou, r J hompson, Chung Lee, Evans (2), Alack; (1 steerage. Te ivapn, s.s., 59 (enjs. Allman, loi' .Mo-tui-ka., Tiiknku and Collingwood. Charles Edward, s.s,, 125 tons, Wildman, for Nelson and Cca-t. Maun, s.s., 72 tons, W catnip, for Pa tea and Waite ra. Kiripofcn, s.s., 7k tons, Shaw, for Westport. ’ Queen o! I he South, s.s.. 121 lons. Manly, for Foxlon. Muuurou. s.s., 78 tons, Gil,lions, for Wanganui. EXPECTED ARRIVALS. Kuimira, from Dunedin, this day liotoiti, from Onehuiiga, and New Plymouth, Hi is day Tutauekai, Ironi Auckland, this day Gulf of Tarnuilo, from Sydney, this day Kofomahana, from Lyttelton, tliis day Storm bird, from Wanganui, tins day Flora, from Westport, this day Jaunt Nicoll, from South. this day Haupiri, from. West. Coast via Picton and Nelson, lih Rotnnia, from .Pictou and Nelson, Ith Tnlune, from Sydney, UJi. Mararoa, from Dunedin and Lyttelton. Till

Elingnmile, from Sydney via Auckland and J'Jast Coast, Glli At ouowai. from Afelbonrne, Hobart, and South, 6th

pi i o.i ect k u i imp ai it uk es . I’otumnlMim, for LylteUou, this day, at 5 p.m. Mapourika, for Nelson, this day. at 7 p.m. Wuimii, fur West Coast via Pictou and Nelson, this day. at. 12.3(1 p.m. Janet Nirull, i'or Grcymouth, this day, at noon.

Aorere, for Paten and Opuuakc, this day, at 2 p.m. Opawa, tor Blenheim, Hi is day, at 10 p.m. Hnia, tor Wanganui, this day, at 4 p.m. Kahn, for Napier and Coast, this day, at ■4 p.m. i'ania. for Blenheim, this day. at 11 p.m. Alararoa, for Lvltelton, 4th Flora, for Lyttelton, i;.i Tallin", for Atelbonrno via South, 4lh Rotorua, for Pictou, and Nelson. Ill' Rotoiti, for Onchunga, v'n Neiseu aml New Plymouth, 4th Stormbird. for Wanganui. 4th Queen ot the South, lor Fusion, 4th iManaroa, lor Wanganui, 4t!i Atami, for Pntea, 4th ' Alararoa, for Napier, Gisborne and Auckland, sth Alonowai, for Sydney, Glh VESSELS IN PORT. QUEEN’S WHARF. Hawpiri, s.s., 494 tuns. Wainui, s.s.. 411 tons. Wellington, ship, ld.lt tons, Aorere, s.s., 41 tons. Hnia, s.s., 90 tons. Ronga, schooner, 99 tons. $ Mapoarika, s.s., 717 t6ns. Kahn, s.s., 90 tons. Opawa, a.s., 70 tops. Pania, s.s.. 40 tons. IN THE STREAM. Southern virus*, s.s., lad ions. Emma aims, natch. 01 ions. Hl' TEEEGraph. SYDNEY, Tuesday. The following are the Warriaiuo’s passengers lor New AcalaudJUrs .Bland)-' field and 2 children. Aiussrs Alc-Unrphy and Coiirudsou. Cargo lor Wellington—--5 cases drags, (j do paper, li bales cotton. tv jjj.l oill, Tuesday. Sailed, 7.30 a.m.—Flora, lor Wellington KAIKIUJHA, Tuesday. Arrived, 7.15 a.m—Wakr.tvi, troni Wellington. WANGANUI, Tuesday. Arrived, 8.10 a.m.—Stormbird, from Wel-t liugtun. To sail, 8 p.m.—Stormbird, lor Wellington.

NELSON, Tuesday. To sail, S a.m., 3rd—Rotorua, for Picton.

GISH ORA.' i.}. 1 Tuesday. Arriv'd!, 5 a.m.—Star of Australia, from Napier.

NEW I’Jv 1 .MOUTH, Tucsiinr. Arrive,!, nuou—L'uolu, from Wellington. Sailed, 11.-15 a.m.— Rotoiti, for Wcllinßton.

To sail, 10 p.m.—Takapuna, tor Ouchuu-

XAPJI'IK, Tuesday. Arrived. 1:3.15 p.m.-Te Anau. from Wellington

151. A i'l'\ Tuesday. Arrived, II a.m.—Monorvai, from Melbourne and Hobart. (Uuglish mail). Passengers —Misses Mills, Pyire, Mcsduiues Shemeid; Pinkerton. Taylor and 2 children. Mills Messrs Shcnidd, Marluc, Pinkerton. Clark. N'eill (2), Cummin;;

disoii aiul sou: :>•- steerage. . . To sail, 0 p.m.—Wnihora, tor Hobart. IA TTKLTON. Tuesday. Arrived, 7.10 a.m.—Rolonia'haua. from Wellington. ... , Sailed —RoUnnabana. tor Wellington. Passengers—sl isses Kedpntb, Walls, Bent, Isruelsou.. Dtwis, Moore, Men.eirow, Stubbs, Crecry. Moore, Watson, Gamble. Anderson, O 8011, WiUin. Brunsden. Mesdnmcs Spier, VV Ilhams, Dickie, Davis, Gordon and fluid, Ashley, Cooper. Brown, Bruce, Rev Morley, Hon ,T. McGowan, Lieutenant Joyce, Messrs Jameson (2) Aoung. Kimbloy, Rhodes, Be'l, McKenzie. Graham. Turner Harris Matthews, Dnlston, Horry, Hudson, Gray, Elliott. Mills. Edwards, Mctversow, Walsh (2), Willy. Austin, Reddm,

Terry, Jlay (2), Hamilton, Holmes, England, Agee, I'ielder, Paton, Stafford, Wilherfoss, Tipler, Soamcs, Mnrgatroyd, Blow, Lovisolm. Hobbs, Jolly. Clarkson, Barton, Ruddock, Walker, Hayes, Connolly, Martin, Hall, ilalbeth. West, i'en ly. IHJNBIH.V, Tuesday. Sailed—Mararoa, for Lyttelton and Wellington. Passengers—Misses Scott ci), .Uai.tigan, Dor.irlai, Wilkin.".. .farina n. Hardeman, Praia. Forsyth. Kfaek. Penny. RutliorlV.rd. Perry, Wilson, Pracy. (lluiHf, Baldwin, Mcsdamcs Cnri Is. .McNish. Watt, Paten, Aitken, Crow, Sinclair, Bird. Srnilh, Laird, Penny, Perry and children, Winterhiirn and 2 children, Messrs Patou. Kirby, North, McLean, Caird, Kerr. Pcrrv'. Stack, Wintorhurn, Morniie. CTovr. (ioldiincli. Aitken. _ Sailed —Kumara, for Wellington. GREY .MOUTH, Tuesday. Arrived, l.Ti p.ie.—Hingadon, from Wellington. ’• ' a, . ■PTCTOX. Tdnsany. ’ Arrived, 5 p.m.—Rotorua, from Welling-

Tho Kumara, left Port Cihaimers a f H iij.m. yesterday', fojm this port iW‘ Home loading. .. ■ ' ■ , jri.-u.S. Mildura leaves Auckland for Sydney on T riaay, proceeding thence. to Melbourne. ’ A /' ■' ~ V a lie ship Wellington-was berthed yesterday morning at the Queen's Wuarl. The schooner Falcon is expected from Lyttelton with a load of produce. The Sierra's Wellington cargo was brought down front Auckland yesterday by the Mount. The Kmpaka name off the sup yesterday aiteruoon, and sailed direct lor Westport. . „ , The Maua took in a quantity of explosives from the Jvaiwarra magazine yesterday ior Paten, for which, port she sailed during the afternoon. 'fiie Shaw, Savill and Albion Company » Maori which arrived in Auckland from London lust 1-Viday, made an excellent passage of 48 days, her engines having worked throughout the voyage at an avo- . rage rate of 12 knots. The Government steamer Tutanekai is duo in port from Auckland this utternoon. While at Auckland the Tutanekai took on hoard the new oil launch which has been built for her by Messrs Logan Bros. The ketch Emma dims, which left Lyttelton for Wellington last batuiday morning with a cargo of produce, at the same 11 [me us the itonga, arrived in port last j evening.

The steamer Royalist, which is bringing a large number of the American, railway carriages for the Government from San Francisco, is due to arrive in Auckland* this week. The New Zealand Shipping Company are the local agents. The Gulf of Tarrauto is expected from Sydney this afternoon. Owing to quarantine restrictions, she will not lie berthed before Thursday. Steps will thou bo immediately taken to make her ready to receive the Seventh Contingent on Saturday.

Tho steamer Rimu is at present engaged in taking a load of timber and dredging material from Auckland for Greym«uth. She will then load with coal lor Kaipara. returning from the latter port with timber for Dunedin. The Bunn s next trip will probably bo to Wellington, the steamer afterwards going to Kaipara for timber, for either Wellington or Lyttelton. The Ronga, which arrived in non. worn Lyttelton yesterday, brought 27r> railway rails, 3 cases of railway material, and S 3 plates for the Government and 150 sacks of pollard, 40 sacks of wheat and 22 sacks of bran for local consignees. She has also on board 50 sacks of oats and two cases of machinery for Havelock. The Ronga sails for tho latter port to-mor-row to load timber for Lytelton.' Messrs Levin and Co., local agents, have received cable advice that the Tokomaru loft Capetown on Sunday afternoon. Port Chalmers is the first port of call. THE WEATHER. TYPICAL NEW ZEALAND STATIONS. Tho following weather report from typical New Zealand stations was received at 5 p.m. yesterday; Mauukau Heads.—Wind, east, lix-sh; barometer, 30.24; thermometer, (37. General remarks—Pine; sea. smooth. New .Plymouth.—Wind, calm; haroinc-

New Plymouth.—Wind, calm; barometer, 30.09; thermometer, 72. General remarks—Fine; sea smooth. Cnstlepoint.—Wind, south-weist, light: barometer, 30.34; thermometer, GO. General remarks —Fine: sea heavy. Wellington.—Wind, south, breeze-: barometer, 30.37; thermometer, 63. General remarks—Fine .

Westport.—'Wind, .south-west, light: i barometer, 30.32; thermometer, G 6. General remarks—Fine; sen smooth. ■Kaikourn. Wind, calm; barometer, 30.41; thermometer. 60. General remarks —•Gloomy; sea moderate. 'Oaroaru. —Wind, north-east, light; barometer, 30.40; thermometer, 57. General remarks—Fine; sea smooth. Bluff.—Wind, east, light; barometer. 30.21; thermometer. GO. General remarks —Fine. " Very little change of pressure at All.V)*”but it has risen at both Sydney and Hobart. Low pressure from west will pass eastward of the meridian of South Cape on the Gth inst. There is low pressure to .the north-north-west of North Cape, travelling to the south-east, which will cause easterly gales and heavy rain northward or East Cape, Taupo and Raglan, and n heavy sea on the coast. E. A. EDWIN.

TYPICAL AUSTRALIAN STATIONS. The 'following reports of the weather at the undermentioned typical Australian stations were received at the Colonial Museum yesterdays Albany. Ist.—Wind, south-west: barometer. 30.1. General remarks—Showery. Hobart, Ist.—Wind, east; barometer, 30.1’. Genera! remarks—Fine. Svdnoy, 2nd—Wind, north; barometer, ,30.3. General remarks—Overcast. WELLINGTON OBSERVATORY. The weather records taken at the Wellington Observatory at 9 a.m. yesterday were as fellow;—Barometer, 30.320; maximum shade temperature previous 21 hours, . 68.0; minimum shade temperature previ,'ous 21. hours, 51.5; rainfall previous 21 hours, nil; wind, south, or calm;fine. I 'R. B. GORE.