SHIPPING NEWS.

New Zealand Times, Volume LXXI, Issue 4473, 28 September 1901, Page 4

SHIPPING NEWS.

} PHASES OF THE MOON. / (Calculated for Now Zealand mean time). SEPTEMBER. X>. H. M. East Quarter ... 6 0 57 a.m. New Moo*. 13 8 49 a.m. First Quarter ... 21 1 ® p.m. Full Moon i 28 5 6 p.m. Sun rises, 5.40 a.m.; sets, 6.1p.m. Moon rises, 6.9 p.m.; sets, 5.16 a.m. High water,,4.ll a.m.; 4.31 p.m. ARRIVED. FRIDAY. SEPTEMBER 2.. Mararoa, s.s., 1381 tons, Smith, fiom Sydney via Auckland. Gisborne an d Napier. Passengers—Saloon: Misses Mair, Brabant, Brown, (2), Weaver. Wright, Mesdames Strang, Sutton, Dickeon. Bastings, Poesnie, Tremain, ooopsr, Peddie; 13 steerage. Pania, s.s., 40 tons, Fisk, from Blenheim. Passengers—Miss Murphy, Messrs Glover, Murphy, Williams, Shout. Maruuoa, e.a., 78 tons. Gibbons, irom Foxton. ~ . - _ Tarawera, 5.5,,’1268 tons. Manning, from Lyttelton. Passengers—Saloon: Misses Bird, Fogarty, Norris (2), Fisher, Ogden, Cameron, Mesdames .Trass, Anderson, Parker, Bradley, Craig, Wilson, Rhodes, Drs Kress, Perry, Messrs Kime Ayres. Qnealy, Henderson, Staples, Schatz, Hrohling, Cameron, Parfltt, Compton, Me Vicars, Bogle, Brandstater, Taylor, Craig (2), Barker, Mander, Mathers, Shaw, Wilson; 31 steerage. Queen of the South, s.s., 121 tons. Camp. hell, from Castlepoint. Karamea, s.s., 5-164 tons. Burton)) from Lyttelton., „ , ' Haupiri. s.s. 494 tons, Nordstrom, from Greymouth. Passengers—Saloon: Misses Beresford, Fraser, Messrs Perrett, Gibbs, Kelso, Hawkings; 10 steerage. Emma Sims, schooner, 98 tons, Johnston, from-Lyttelton. Opawa, s.s., 70 tons, Clark, from Blen helm. Passengers —Cabin: Mr Leary and Master Leary; . Rotorua, s.s., 576 tons. McArthur, from Nelson and Picton. Passengers—Saloon: Misses Cros's, Morrison, Andrew, Gimtes, Crhig,-Poison. Fulton, Mesdames Bogle and 3 children. Bode, Johansen, Johns. Mockett, Stow, Blackburn and child, Messrs Brinkley, Bogle, Flewellyn, Bode. Thorpe, Barter, Leonard, Pine, Bishop, Mockett, Clifford, Rose, Greenfield, Louisson, Jones, Coates, Macintosh, Maudsley, Marshall. McGill, Scales, Mirams, Askell (2), Burks, Ross, Rev J. A. Crump; 2 steerage. SAILED. 1 FRIDAY. SEPTEMBER 27. Star of Australia, s.? r , 3701 tons, Reed, for Newcastle. , ~'■■■ Kahu, s.s.. 99 tons, Petersen, for Castle, point and Napier. Aorere, s.s. 45. tons, Tmney, for Pataa. Queen of the South, s.s., 121 tons, Campbell, for Foxton. _ t , , Pania; s.s., 40 tons, Fisk, for Blenheim. Tarawera, 1268 tons. Manning, for Lyttelton. Passengers—Saloon: Missss Stringer, Brown, Caldwell, - Mesdames Stringer, Young, Messrs Stringer, Mo Gregor, Cutler. , Curtis, Eric, Richards, Bateson, Platman, ' Laurence, Master Young; 13 steerage. ,• ■ Mararoa, s.s., 1381 -tons. Smith, for Lyttelton and Dunedin. Passengers—Saloon: For Lyttelton—Misses Kaye, Bradley, , Rudd, Merchant, Harland,' Anderson, Mesdames Kayo, and 2 children, Andei^ , son and child, Carmody, Hempton, Baker, Hadfield, Wood, Rudd, Rawson, Messrs Anderson, Ross, Moore, Hannison, Ryan, Pulley, Moodle, Gibson, Hon C. C. Bowen, Master Anderson. For Dunedin—Misses . Smith, Mesdames Smith, Andrews, Messrs Andrews; 25 steerage for both ports. EXPECTED ARRIVALS.

Monowai, from Lyttelton, this day Paroora, from Greymouth. this day . -\ Waipori, from Westport, this day : Ilida, from Wanganui, this day Hawea, from Timaru, this day Wokatu, from Kaikoura and Lyttelton, ■ this day . ' Queen of the South, from Castlepoint. this day ■' Rotoiti, from> New Plymouth and One- . hunga, this day ■ Mapourika, from Westport, this day Orion, from Sydney, this day ■ Corinna, from South Sunday !- Moura, from Lyttelton, Sunday j.-'ItUJiiUTLiJ DLPARTUKES. v Monowai, for Sydney direct, this day, at ' 4 p>.m. < '■* ■ Ifotorun, for Lyttelton, this day, at 11 ■ p.m. ■ ... Hawea, from Napier, this day, at 6 p.m. ■* . Haupiri, for Proton, Nelson, and West Coast, this day, at noon. Opawa, for Blenheim, this day, at 10 ,a,m. ! *. Manaroa, for Wanganui, this day, ,at . -'.noon. •. Mana, for Patea, this day, at 1 p.m. Stormbird, for Wanganui, this day, at . 5 p.m. . Rotoiti, for Nelson, New Plymouth and Onehunga, on Sunday, at 8 p.m. Torawera, for Lyttelton, on Monday. Moura, for Napier, Gisborne and Auck. land, on Monday. Wakatu, for Lyttelton, and Kaikoura, on Monday . Queen of the South, for Foxton, on Mon- " day. Aorero, for Patea, on Monday - v ■Huia, for Wanganui, on Monday Pania, for Blenheim, on Monday. VESSELS IN POET. QUEEN'S WHARF. Pukaki, s.s., 850 tons.' Maori, s.s., 5317 tons. ’ Mana, sis..-72 tons. Stormbird, s.s., 137 tons. Koonya, s.s., 1091 tons. Opawa. s.s.. 70 tone. Rotorua, s.s. 576 tons. Manaroa, s.s., 7$ tons. WOOL WHARF. Warrior, scow. 73 tons. RAILWAY WHARF. " Jessie Craig, barque, 633 tons. GLASGOW WHABF. Otar am a, s.s., 2460 tons. - IN THE STREAM. County of Ayr. barque, 498 tons, H.M.B. Mjldura, 2575 tons. Beacon Bock, ship, 1799 tons. ;; Amelei Sims, schooner, 98 tone. MOVEMENTS OF DIRECT STEAMERS SAILED FROM LONDON. New Zealand Shipping Company. Paparoa, August 15th; Tongarirb, Sep. . tember 17th. Shaw, Savill and. Albion Company.— Rangatira, August 3rd; Gothic, August 91st; Tokomaru. September 6th. Tyser Line.—lndraghiri, September 24.‘ FROM NEW YORK. Tyser Lime.—lndralema, July 25th; Knight of St. George, August 13; Heathdene. August 17; Ferfanhire. August 29th. RAILED FOR LONDON. New Zealand Shipping Company.— Buteshire, July 6th; Tekoa (from LyttaL . ton), July 26th, via South Africa; Papa, nui, August Ist (Monte V{deo August 26th); Whakatane, September 25th. Shaw. Savill and Albion Company. Waiwera, Angust 10th; Aotaa, September 6th; Pakeha (from Lyttelton); September 13th. , Tyser Line.—Hawke's Bay Augnst 11th; Mimire (from Lyttelton). August 18th, SAILERS EXPECTED. Star of East, barque, left New York June 13th ; Alliance, barque, from Liverpool, July 10th; Machl •ianiah, ship, from Glasgow, Juno 26th; Melville Island, ship, from Glasgow, August 31st j Akaroa, barque, from Liverpool, August 23rd; Taranaki, ship, left London July 10th;' Zealamdia, ship,, from London, September 10th. BT TELEGRAPH. ► LYTTELTON, Friday. Sailed—£iv»r Hunter, barquentino, for Kaipara;. Waihora, for Melbourne via South. Sailed—Monowai. for* Sydney via Wellington. Passengers for Wellington— Misses Way. Maddison, Mills. Henderson, Morley. Heywood, Heyton,.Western. Mesdames Brown. Cronin, Maddison, Duncan. Jamieson, Gieenhow, Way, Davis; Messrs Davey, Way, Stewart, Holmes, Hart, Da. vies. Chambers. Trevella, Partridge. Henderson. Geddes, Lamb, Bussell. For

Sydney—Misses Sandstein (2), Mesdames Dawson., Sandstein, Flockton, Morris, Graham, Morley, Rev Dr Morley, Messrs Dawson (2), Thierns, Morris, Morley. KAIPABA, Friday. Sailed—Brisbane, for Melbourne. DUNEDIN, Friday. Sailed—Moura. for Auckland via Lyttelton. Wellington and East Coast. Passengers for Wellington—Miss Bjnnie, Mrs Riddell, Messrs Miller, Jones, Robertson, Waters and 5 steerage. NAPIER, Friday. Arrived—Elingamite (11.35 a.m.). and Indradevi (12.40 p.m.), from Wellington. BLUFF Friday. Sailed—Waianui (12.30, p.m.), for Port Chalmers. „ . PORT ROBINSON, Friday. Sailed—Wakatu (12.50 p.m.), for Kaikoura, NEW PLYMOUTH, Friday. Arrived—Eotoiti (4.20 a.m.). from Onehunga. Arrived—Takapuna (9 a.m.), from Wellington. To sail —Takapuna (10 n.m.). for One. hunga (with outward San Francisco mail). Sailed—Rotoiti (nooni. for Wellington. WESTPORT Friday. Arrived —Rimu (5.20 p.m.), from Weilington. Sailed—Waipori (9 p.m.), for Wellington Sailed—Mapourika (8.15 a.m.), for Wellington. COLLINGWOOD, Friday. Arrived—l’e Kapn (8.30 a.rn.;, from Wellington. * „ , FOXTON, Friday. ‘ Arrived—Moa (8.45 a.m.), from West, port. WAITARA, . Friday. Arrived —Kiripaka (7.30 a.in.), from Wellington. " TEKOPORU, Friday. Sailed—Brisbane (4.15 p.m.). for Mel. bourne. TIMARU, FridaySailed—Hawea (3 p.m.), for Wellington. WANGANUI, Friday. Arrived —Huia (8.20 a.m.), from Weilinston. To sail—Huia (8 p.m.), for Wellington. LYTTELTON, Friday. Arrived —Waihora (10.25 a.m.), from Wellington. ■ ™ ■. Sailed—Ujina (1.30 p.m.), for Port Chalmers. GREYMOUH. Friday. Sailed—Pareora (8.40 p.m.), for Wellington. , . ■ Sailed—Tutanekai (8.40 p.m.), for Okar. ito.

Captain Allman leaves to-day for Sydney by the Monowai to inspect a new and up-to-date vessel under offer to the Golden Bay and Sounds Steamship Com. pany. The vessel has accommodation tor thirty passengers, and according to information received by the local agents, is suitable in every way for the trade she is required for. ’ , It is understood that conditonal arrangements have been made bv a syndicate in the South Island for the purchase of the steamer Te Kapn, now trading to the Sounds, and belonging to the Golden Bay and Sounds Steamship Company,. The Mararoa arrived yesterday morning from) Auckland and East Coast with 173 tons of cargo. She had on board 137 toils for Southern ports. On Thursday next the Rotorua is to be laid up fo r an overhaul. The Mapourika will relieve her in the meantime. My A. L. Turner, the second engineer of ttie steamer Petone, a son. of Mr v. W- Turner, of the Blackball Coal Company, was married a few days ago ai Brnnnerton to Miss Ethel Baff, of Greymonth. . _ Captain Watson rejoined the. Janet Nicoll at Timaru. .

The alterations to the Warrimoo are being briskly carried on at Port Chalmers, and when completed she will be one of the finest of the Union Steam Ship Company’s fleet. . . , According to a notice in this week s Government “Gazette,” cone-and-drum weather signals, similar, to those now in use at Cape Maria Van Diemen', Tiritiri, Cape Campbell and. Farewell Spit light, houses, will be exhibited from,, the flagstaff at Nugget Point lighthouse, on and after the 15th of next month.; A * telegram from Christchurch states, that the New Zealand Shipping Company's passenger steaiqer Rimutaka anrived at Plymouth on Thursday, and that the Waikato sailed from Monte Video the same day. The Karamea arrived from Southern, ports yesterday, and commenced imme. djately to load frozen meat fo r London. ■ Yesterday morning the Mapourika sailed from Westport, and is due in Wellington to-day. The Waipori is also expected this evening from the same place with bunker coal for teh Home liner Karomea- , , The schooner Emma Simms, produce laden from Lyttelton, arrived in the stream last evening. Yesterdav the schooner Emma Sims left CollingwobU for Lyttelton, where she will load produce for Wellington and Westport.

THE PAPANUI’S FIRE SUPPRESSED. A cable message was received by Mr Abercrombie,’ chairman, of the New Zealand Underwriters' Association, yesterday, from the \Victorian Underwriters’ Association, stating that , the fire in the No. 3 hold of the Papanni. which put into Vigo, on the coast of Spain, had been extinguished.' All the cargo in the above-mentioned hold has been seriously damaged., - SUMMER EXCURSION TO THE WEST COAST SOUNDS. The Union Steam Ship Company has arranged to despatch the steamer Waikare from Sydney on January 4th, calling at Wellington, and finally leaving from Dunedin on January 'l3th, on the annual trip to the famed Sounds of the West Coast. The Waikare is expected to return to Dunedin on January 27th. Indications point to this being one of the most'sue. cassful trips of the series. \ . THE WEATHER. TYPICAL NEW ZEALAND STATIONS. The following weather reports from typical New-Zealand stations were received at 5 p.m. yesterday:— Manukau Heads.—Wind, south-west, breeze; barometer, 30.05;thermometer, 66. General remarks—Gloomy; sea smooth. New Plymouth.—Wind, calm; barome ter, 29.96; thermometer, 60. General re-marks—-Overcast ; sea moderate. Castlepoint.—Wind, north-east, light; barometer, 29.95; thermometer, 60. General remark*— Showery; sea heavy swell. Wellington.—Wind, south; breeze; baro. meter. 29.93 thermometer, 58. General, remarks—Light rain. Kaikoura.—Wind, south-east, light; barometer, 30.04; thermometer, 57. Beneral remarks—Cloudy; sea smootk. Oamarn.—Wind, north-east, light; barometer, 30.10; thermometer, 47. General remarks—Ram; sea choppy. Bluff.—Wind, east, -fresh; 'barometer, 90.08; thermometer, SO. General remarks— Overcast.

North-east to south-east galea are to .be expected northward of East Cape, Taupo and Raglan, and moderate to- strong easterly winds; in all other parts of the country, ,■ Bain ia ta be expected generally and decreasing pressure everywhere. Lew pressure from west will pass east of the meridian of South : Cape on the 3rd October. , < . R. A. EDWIN. TYPICAL AUSTRALIAN STATIONS. The following reports of the weather at the undermentioned typical Austra--Uan stations were received at the ; Colonial Museum yesterday: Albany, 26th.—Wind, north-west; baro. meter, 80.0. General remarks—Fine, but cloudy. Hobart, 39th-—'Wind, .south east;. baro. meter, 30.5. General remarks—Fins. Sydney, 27th. —Wind, south-east; baro. meter, 30.3 General remarks—Cloudy. WELLINGTON OBSERVATORY. ’ Tht weather records taken at the Wei lington Observatory at 9 a.m. yesterday were as fallow; Barometer, 80.107 maximum shade temperature previous 24 hours, 63,0; minimum shade temperature previous 24 hours, 49.0; rainfall previous 24 hours, 1.67 in; wind, south; dull and showery, _ _ „ , R. B. GORE,