SHPPING NEWS.

New Zealand Times, Volume LXXI, Issue 4477, 3 October 1901, Page 4

SHPPING NEWS.

PHASES OF THE MOON. {Calculated tor Now Zealand mean time). OCTOBER. D. 11. MFirst Quarter ... 5 8 22 a.m. New Moon 13 13 H a-ln - First Quarter ... 21 5 2S a.m. Full Moon. 28 2 a.m. Sun rises, 5.32 a.m.; seta, 6.7 p.m. Moon rises, midnight; sets 8.14 a.m. High water, 7.40 a.m.; 8.3 p.m. ARRIVED. WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 2. Hairpin, s.s., 404 tons. Nordstrom, from West Coast and Nelson. Passengers—Saloon: Misses Northcrott, Cameron, -ipp-e----toi:. Johnson, Juncker, Mesdumes Northcroft, Andrews and infant, Wilson and child, Parker, Henderson and family, Williams and infant, Messrs rvicOlone. Rudkin Scott, Spindlar, Williams, ncott, Ramsay. Wlntefoid, Gregg. Dsnmston, Dcmgloa, Price, Colvin iM.il.xt., Judge Doniiiaton; 15 steerage. Comma, s.s., 20 lons. Millman, from South. t Tara went, s.s., 12S8 tons. Manning, from Lyttelton. Passengers Saloon: Misses Clark, Foster, Garland. Whittaker. Williams, D'OyJey, Loath, McCabe. Mestiames C.ark, Cowan, Adams, Billworth and child, Malet, Gibbs, Knott, Todd, Rhodes, Watson, Harris, Williams, Evans, Revs Reid, Glasson, Hon Bowen, judge Williams, Messrs Clark, Cowan, Watt, Harris, Asselbach, Robinson, Webley. Ati'.insou, Moore, Whittaker. Hay. wood 13), Guy, Sloman, Beattie, Christie, Oilfillnn, Fialman, Colgrove, Buddo, Johnson, Russell, Laurenson, Sowdcn, Field. Davis,' Gibbs, Dobson, Staveley, Malet, Jackson, Knott, Rhodes, Ponder, Watson, Haunant, Wicksted, Callender, Adams, Todd, Harris, Stanford, Brasch, Evans, Manchester, Irwin, Kingston. Donaid; 36 steerage. Manama, s.s., 78 tons. Gibbons, from Wanganui via Catherine Cove. Huia, 0.5., 30 tons. Crawford, from Wnnsranui. Passengers—Messrs Smith, Cameron. Yeuon. Taka puna, s.s.. 369 tons. Grant, from Onohunga and New Plymouth. Passengers—Saloon: Misses Moratti, Sutton, South Davis, Sckaw, Mesdarnos Messenger, lluline, Pearce and child. Young, Messrs Anderson, Carr, Carpenter,'Messenger, Danvers, Connett, Urquhart, Hyde, Stockfold. Polklcy, Lockheud, Kinvig. Berero, Steele, Geil, Clayton, Litohnold, Gresham, Kathan, Dr Noting, Captain Rose; 25 steerage. THURSDAY. OCTOBER 3. Mapourika, s.s., 7X7 tons, Worrall, from Nelson and Pictou. Passengers—Saloon: Misses McKintay, Evang, Blick. Mills, Gifford, McLachlnn. Dixon, Nannostead, Mesdamcs Robinson. Hodgson and son. Deo, Flood, Ford, Grey and child, Cargill and child, Mossrg Lescomlbe, Robinson, Harris. Waite, Rogers, Gilmour, Evans. Mills. Carrick, Vincent. Flood, Farmar, Hayes, Gillies Dodson, Milnes, Fnirwea. ther. Ford, McLachlan, Grady, Lowry, Tanner. Muir; 5 steerage.

SAILED. WEDNESDAY. 'OCTOBER 2. Te Kapu, s.s., 50 tons, Waddilove, for Havelock and Sounds. 4 Himitnngi, s.s., 149 tons, Harvey, for East Coast and Napier. Stormbfird. s.s., 137 tons, Mclntyre, for Wanganui. Warrior, scow. 73 tons, Fletcher, for Waipara. Corinna, s.s. 820 tons, Millmlan, for Westport and Greymouth. Emma Sims, ketch, 61 tons. Reynold,!, for Colllngwood. Wainni, s.s.. 391 .tons. Brown, for Picton, Nelson and West Cowt. Passengers •—Saloon: For Picton— Klee Johnston, Mrs Gardner, Colonel Bstill, Cadet Bstill, Mr Norgrove. For Nelson—Miss Strnchan, Mra Shaw, Messrs Bnson, Waldie. For Westport—Miss Brab&nt, Mr Hume. For Greymouth—Meadames O’Brien, Hall, Messrs Price, Hislop Hall, Jay, Strachan; 7 steerage for all ports. .THURSDAY, OCTOBER 3. .Tarawera, s.s., 1268 tana. Manning, for Lyttelton. Passengers—Saloon: Misses Haste (2), Readie, Hill Mesdames Hopwood, Hood and family, Ashton and, in. f.int, Messrs Hood, Ashton, Wilson, Man. dor. Gillespie, Lamb, Scales. Threkeld, Smith. Legge, Anderson, Nathan, Wilson, Robertson, Master Gillespie, Rev Kewley; 20 steerage. Opawa, s.s,, 70 tons, Clark, for Blenheim. EXPECTED ARRIVALS, Burrumbeot, from Sydney, this day. Rotomahana, from Lyttelton, this day Pania, from Blenheim, this day Queen of the South, from Foxton via Fluxbourne, this day Mana, from Patea, this day Aorere, from Patea, this day Kennedy, from Foxton,. this day Kahn, from Bast Coast, this day Mokoia. from Melbourne via Southern ports on Friday, Zealnndia, from Sydney via Northern ports on Friday; Rotoiti, from Onehttnga andi New Plymouth on Friday. , Paparoa, from London Tia Capetown and Hobart on Saturday. PROJECTED DEPARTURES. (5 Rotomahana, for Napier, Gisborne and V Auckland, this day, at 4 p.m. Mapourika, for Picton and Nelson, this, day, at 12.30 p.m. Takaptma, for New Plymouth and Onebungs, this day, at 5 p.m. Huia, for Wanganui, this day, at G p.m, Kahn, for Napier and East Coast, this day. at 4"p.m, Pania, for Blenheim, this day, at 2 p.m.

Kennedy, for Nelson and West Coast, this day, at 5 p,m. Aorere, for Patea. this day. at 5 p.m. Queen of tho South, for Foxton, this day. at 4 p.m. Mannroa, for Wanganui, this day at 4 p.m. Tara,wera, for Lytteiton, on Friday Mokoia. for Sydney direct on Friday Stormbird, for Wanganui, on. Friday Mann, for Patea. on Friday Opawa, for :Blenheim, on Friday Haupiri, for Pioton, Nelson and West Coast, on Saturday.

VESSELS IN POST, i QUEEN'S WHAEF. Pukaki, s.s,, 850 tone. Hnia, s.s.. 00 .tons. Takapnna, s.s,’, 360 tons Haupiri, s.s., 494 tons. Manaroa, s.s., 78 tons. ' Cloeh, barque, 1346 tons. Karamea, s.s., 5464 tons Botorun, s.s. 676 tons, „ WOOL WHAEF. , Emma Sims, sohooner, 61 tong. Warrior, scow, 73 tons. Hlnemoa, s.s., 263 tons. RAILWAY WHAEF. Jessie Craig, barque. 688 tons. GLASGOW WHAEF. Otarama, s.s.. 2460 tons. . . IN THE STEEAM. County of Ayr. barque, 498 toss. H.M.S. Mjldura, 2575 tons. Beacon Bock, ship. 1789 tons, PATENT SLIP. Koonya, s.s., 1091 tons. MOVEMENTS OF DIEECT STEAMEES SAILED FEOM LONDON. New Zealand Shipping Company.—Panaroa, August loth; Tongariro, September 17th. Shaw, Savill and Albion Company.— Eangatira, August. 3rd; Gothic, August 31st; Tokomaru, September 6th: Delphic, October Ist. Tyser Line.—lndraghiri, September 24. Government steamer—Janie Seddon, Oc- '■ tober Ist,' "

FEOM NEW YOEK. Tyser Line.—lndralema, July 25th; Knight of St. George, August 13th; Heath, dene, August 17th: Forfarshire, August 28th. SAILED FOE LONDON.

New Zealand Shipping Company.— Tekoa (from • Lyttelton), July 26th, ,via South Africa: Whakatane. September 25th. Shaw, Savill and Albion Company.— Aotea, September 6th; Fakeha (from Lyt. telton), September 13th. Tyser Line.—Hawke's Bay, August 11th; Mimiro (from Lyttelton), August 18th. s

. SAILERS EXPECTED* . Star of East, barque, left New York June 13 th';, Zl. H. a. *—

pool, July 10th; Machsianish, ship, from Glasgow, June 28th; Melville Island, sluji, from Glasgow, August filet; Akaroa, baniue, irum Liverpool, .August lord: Taranaki, ship, from London, July lOcli; Zeahuidia. ship, from London, September lOih; Invercargill (ehip), from London, September 27th; Lady Roberts, barque, from London. September 2/th; Auckland, ship, from London, October Ist.

BY TELEGRAPH,

SYDNEY, Wednesday. Arrived—Monowai, from Wellington: Victoria, from Kajpara. . Sailed—lndralema, for Auckland; Wai kare (with English mail), for Auckland. NEWGASTLE, Wednesday. Arrived—Star of Australia, from Wei’•ngton. MELBOURNE, Wednesday. Sailed—Talune. for Bluff. UNEHUNGA. Wednesday.

Sailed—Ngapuhi, for New Plymouth. Passengers—Miss Pearson, Mesdames Ra. vcnhill, Darto, Bowles. Stephenson, Messrs Callender. Creamer, Cattanach. Lzaah. Whaite, Darto, Bowles, Bartholomew, Carnalan, Pearson. Cahill. Benney, Walker. Pittar. McDermott, Par. kinson (2), Champion, Mahoney, McFar lane and 16 steerage. KAIPARA, Wednesday.

Sailed—Huia, schooner, for Lyttelton; Lark, barquentine. for Wellington; De. fiance, brigantine, for Sydney. LYTTELTON, Wednesday.

Arrived—Wakanui (7 a.m.), from Port Chalmers; Te Anau (7.30 a.m.) and Maori (10 a.m.), from Wellington. Sailed—Te Anav., for .Dunedin; Ivu mara. for Timaru. Sailed—Rotomahana. for Sydney via the North. Paa s engers for Wellington Misses Walker, Burfitt. Smart, Mes dames Stead, Oldfield. Shearley. Wilkin, son Clegg, Mathieson. Fash, Clark Missr* Stead. Tripp. Atkinson, Barn Hopkins, Wilkinson. Clegg. Syl-bin. Camp boll. Kano. King, Harman, Hall.. For Nhpicr—Miss Taylor. Messrs Thomas. Piper. For Gisborne —Migs Barnard Mrs Whittaker. For Auckland—Mi Graves- „ LONDON, Tuesday.

Arrived —Waiwera, from Port Chalmers. Sailed—Auckland, ship. and Janie Sed don, for Wellington: Delphic, for Lyttei. t, n n. NEWCASTLE. Wednesday. Sailed —Helen Denny, lor Vvellington. Hqb.ißT, Wednesday. Sailed —Kassa, for Now Zealand. dUNediN, Wednesday.

Sailed—Mokoia, for Sydney via Lyttelton and Wellington. Passengers lor Wellington—-Misses Dalton. Jones. Biooics Mesdames Daborstock, Johnston, Cornu, Do Castro. Coxton, Leo Smith. Lieutenant Jolly Messrs Britlpsirtan, Emanuel, Cox ton.'Johnston. Che.gcman, Dunlop. Clous, ton, Miuron ana 2 cniidren, ciiaptom, Nicholson. , r , , GREYMOUTH, Wednesday. Arrived- -PAroora (10.30 a.in./, from \V cl lingtou. PORT CHALMERS, Wednesday. Arrived--Taranaki, ship (11 a.m.). from London. AUCKLAND. Wednesday. Sailed—Ventura (9.45 a.m,), for Sydney. WESTPORT, Wednesday.

Arrived—Rimu (8.50 a.m.) and Wajpori (10.55 a.m.), from Wellington; Waverley (10.25 p.m,), from Nelson. BLENHEIM, Wednesday. Arrived. 8.15 a.m.—Pania. from Wei liugton. NELSON, Wednesday-Arrived—-Charles Edward (7 a.m.;, Irani Wellington. PORT ROBINSON, Wednesday, Arrived— Wakatu' (5 a.m.), from Kai. koUra- PICTON, Wednesday. Arrived—Wainni, (6 p.m.). nom Wei linffton. OAMARU, Wednesday. Arrived—Upolu (0.20 p.m.). from Port Chalmers. OPUNAKE. Wednesday. Sailed—Aorere (1 p.m.), for Wellington. SPRING CREEK, Wednesday. To sail—Pania (8 p.m.), for Wellington.

A Press Association message from Nelson states that as the cutter Planet, bound for Pelorus Sound, was sailing out of the harbour she was carried inside the Fifeshire Rock and struck on a reef, los_ ing her rudder and sustaining other aani age. She floated off later, and is now in harbour. From Taranaki the Takapuna brought last evening 918 boxes and 277 ke?!s of butter for transhipment to the Karamea. From the West Coast the - Haupiri brought to Wellington last evening, 409 tons -of coal and 50 tons of general cargo. Messrs W. M. Bannatyne and Co,, Ltd., the local agents for the Oceanic Steamship Company, are advised that the Ventura sailed from Auckland at 9.30 on Tuesday evening, in continuation of her trip to Sydney. She carried a large number of intercolonial passengers. On the trip from San Francisco, she was occupied 26 hours in coaling' at Honolulu, having had to shut out coal at the former port in order to make room for 2500 tons of freight for the colonies.

The steamer Abbey Holme, which ar. rived ~at the Bluff last Thursday from Brisbane via Port Kembla, is loading oats for South Africa. at This morning the HmldarT Parker liner Bumxmbeet is expected to arrive from Sydney. She is advertised to leave lor Melbourne vja the South fit 4 p.m. Captain Smith. Messrs McKenzie (second officer), Wallis (third officer). Tubby (purser) and Bates '(assistant purser), have transferred from the Mararoa to the Rotomabana. Mr McMurrich, local aosistant superin tending engineer fo r the Union Copxpany. is at present in Napier. Tho company’s steam tender Waihi is receiving a the. rough overhattl there, and Mr McMurrich' is superintending the work. The Corinnn’s, cargo from South for Wellington consisted of 158 tons of prodttce. The vessel had also on board over 100. tons of cargo for the West Qoast. She loft for Westport yesterday. Tho ship Taranaki arrived at Port Chal mets yesterday morning from London, after an exceedingly smart passage of 89 days. ' ■ '

The Mannroa’ arrived yesterday afternoon from Wangami? via Catherine Cove. At the latter place she had her bottom scraped, and also received a cleaning and painting. , - Tomorrow, the Government steamer Hinemon, is expected to leave with stores fnr OopV'Streit lighthouses. She will afterwards make a visit to Northern lighthouses.

THE STEAMER OEION.

NO CAUSE FOB ANXIETY, About a fortnight ago, asteamer called the Orion was telegraphed as having left Sydney for Wellington, and was reported by a well-known shipping agent as being intended for the trade between Wellington. Havelock and the. Sounds. -It will interest shipping people to know that the Orion did not leave Sydney-for Wellington as reported. A cable message was sent to Sydney yesterday with the result that word was received last night through the Tress Association, that the vessel was running in the Launceston-Melboume trade, ' This will allay the anxiety that had been felt as to the vessel’s safety, PAPANUI, AT LONDON. The local office of the New Zealand Shipping Company received advice yes terday that the. passenger steamer Papa, nui. which recently put ipto Vigo, on the coast of Spain, with the cargo in No. 8 hold on fire, has arrived at Plymouth. STEAMERS IN ‘COLLISION. PRESS ASSOCIATION 1 , AUCKLAND, October 2. The steamer Taniwha came into colli, sion with the paddle steamer Fatiki on the Thames river, ten miles from Paeora, last evening. The Taniwha was coming to Auckland, and steaming at the rate of seven knots an hour, when she struck the Patiki—on the starboard bow, , just abaft the rigging. The Patikj began to fill rapidly, and being in shallow water, she Wag ran ashore. Captain Sullivan says that the lights were burning bright ly bn both steamers. He cannot account for the accident.

THE WEATHER

TYPICAL NEW ZEALAND STATIONS. The following weather reports from typical New Zealand stations were received at 5 p.m. yesterday:— , Manukau Hoads. —Wind, north_eaat, fresh; barometer, 29.83; thermometer, 56. General remarks—Fogg}'; sea smooth. New Plymouth.—Vvjnd, east south-east, light; barometer, 29.81; thermometer, 54. General remarks —Rain; sea smooth.

Castlepoint.—Wind, north-east, light; barometer, 29.81: thermometer, 55. General remarks—Gloomy; sea moderate. Wellington.—Wind, north breeze; oaro. meter. 29.78; thermometer, 54. General remarks—Gloomy. Westport. Wind. west north-west, light; barometer, 29.77; thermometer. 60. General remarks—Gloomy: sea moderate. Kaikoura. —Wind, calm; barometer, 29.87; thermometer. 60. General remarks—Gloomy; sea smooth. .

Oamaru.—Wind. calm: barometer. 29.83; thermometer, 51. General remarks —Cloudy; sea moderate. Bluff.—Wind, south-west, fresh; baro meted. .29.83; thermometer. 53. General remarks—Fine.

Easterly gales and heavy rain are to be expected northward of East Cape, Taupe and Raglan, strong easterly wind- thence southward to Timaru and Queenstown and westerly winds in the southern districts. Rain is to be expected north of Timaru and Queenstown, and a heavy sen on the East Coast north of Cape Camnball. R. A. EDWIN.

TYPICAL AUSTRALIAN STATIONS. ’ The following reports of the weather at the undermentioned typical Australian stations were received at the Colonial Mu soum yesterday: Albany. Ist. —Wind, north: barometer, 30.1, General remarks—Fine. Hobart, Ist. —Wind, south; barometer. 30.3. General remarks—Fine. Sydney. 2nd.—Wind, south; barometer, 30.2. General remarks—Cloudy. WELLINGTON OBSERVATORY. The weather records taken at the Wellington Observatory at 9 a.m. yesterday were as follow: —Barometer, 29.933; maximum shade temperature previous 24 hours. 58.(4; minimum shade temperature previous 24 hours. 46.0; rainfall previous 24 hours, nil; wind, northwest: rather dull, but fine. E. B. GORE.