SHIPPING

Otago Daily Times, Issue 12248, 11 January 1902, Page 6

SHIPPING

"OUT CHALMSRT Tiui Ball jit Port Cmt,ui!.<. Tte N>Tf Zealand n.«m timt it noon, oileu'.ilrri for I'n ni!>ri<!i» nt longitude, !n time 11 hours ?9 piinut.-i t.a=t of Crecnnich, will til lignalled one* « netl by » tiidi kali droppinj »t the instant of menu noon. A biuo Ra; will hi hoisted >t tke nutleai, Port Clnlmis ti;!i:>l tfatiqu, on ti« forrnotn of tho Jar when th< li.we ii:oal !5 ji?L'R. Pbabks nt thi Mcoh. JASBARI. 1-ai.t Qmrler 2nd *•»• New Moon 10;h fi.45 a.m. first Quarter 17(h 6.15 n.m. Full Moon 24ih 1!. 7 6 a.in. Apogee sth 3.0 p.m. I'crigee 21st 5.30 p.m. Kim rjfes to-day 4.38, 'els 7.54. Sun rises to-morow 4.39, fi'U 7.53. THE WEATHER. .lamiary 10.—8 a.m.: Wind N.K.: weather line. Noon: Wind KM; weather fine. 5 p.m.: Wind N.K.; weather fine. 8 a.m. Noon. 5 p.m. Barometer 30.12 50.12 30.14 Thermometer ... 53 70 74 FORKCAST.—Mr Tnulin telephoned at 10.15 last night:—"K.S.K. winds; rain showers in about 16 hours. INTERCOLONIAL AND COLONIAL WEATHER REPORTS. (Peii United Press Association.) WELLINGTON, January 10. Tho following are the 9 a.m. weather reports from Australian stations:— Albany, January 9.-Wind N.W.; bar., 29.90; cloudy. Hobart, .limitary 9.—Wind S.E.; bar., 29.70; cloudy. Sydney, January 10.—Wind S.; bar., 29.80; cloudy. Tho following aro tho reports from Now Zealand stations at 5 p.m.: — Manukau Heads.—Wind N.E., fresh; bar. 29.85, ther. 71; cloudy; sea nnnotli. New" Plymouth.—Calm: bar. 29.82, ther. 73; showery; sea smooth. Wellington.—Wind R, brcezo; bar. 29.83, ther. 69; fine. Woslport.—Wind W.S.W., light; bar. 29.86, ther. 73; fine; pea pmoolh. Kaikoura.—Wind N.E., fresh; bar. 29.94, ther. 72; fine: sea rough. Oamaru.-Wind N.K.," light: bar. 29.92, ther. 71; fine: sea slicht swell. Bluff.—Wind W., breeze; bar. 29.80, ther. 62; fine. Pressure is low in the Taeinan Sea, travelling to the S.E. Low pressure from the west is due at tho meridian of South Cape on tho 13th; both are decreasing in intensity.—P.. A. Edwin. HIGH WATER. January 11— a.m. p.m. At the Heads 4.35 3.52 At Port Chalmers 4.15 4.32 At Dunedin 5.0 5.17 January 12— At the Heads 4.9 4.27 At Tort Chalmers 4.49 5.7 At Dunedin 5.34 5.52 TIDE TAMift At the request of a number of intending holiday visitors to various coastal districts, we give below the tide table for the holiday season for Taiarna Heads. To ascertain the timo of high wat<T at Port Molyneiix. all that is necessary ia to cubtraet 10 minutes from the time of high water at Taiaroa Heads; for Oamiiru, 30 mimilts should he added. Willi this information thers will be no difficulty in ascertaining the time of high water at any intermediate place:— JANUARY, 1902. A.M. P.lf. A.M. P.M. 11 ... 3.35 3.52 ... ... 12 ... 4.9 4.26 DEPARTURE. Moura, s.s., 1247 tons, Bernecli, for Auckland, via JOast Coast ports. J. Hills, agent. Passengers: For Lyttelton—Mi«=c<; Henderson, Smith, Shaw, Cope, Airs Carey, Me.«rs Atkinson, Ilyslon, Johnston, Fit?.i;era!d, Thomson, Helmore, Captain Itf'Doucrall. Fo,- Wellington-Misses LanilelU 121, Smith, Bachelor. Mefdnmes Russell, Dowse, Dutton and. hoy, Cuddie and child, Messrs Dulton, Allnutl, Halliwell, Paris. M'Beath. Tnstiii, Rawson, Brown. For Auckland—Miss Allen. Dr Alice Brill, Messrs Dougherty, Ulrich, Hanson; and Eoven in tho steerage. KXPRUTKD AURTVAT.fi. From Liverpool.—Auckland, ship, arrived Wellington January 2 (Xcill «ml Co., Limited, agent?). From Cilasttow—Canterbury, ship, sailed (letober 12, for Wellington and Dunedin (Dalgety »nd Co., Limited, stents). From Sydney (via Wellington).—Waikare, January 12. From Sydney (via Auckland).—Elingamito, January 12 ' Froih Auckland.—Te Anau, January 16. From New Plymouth, Upolu, January 11. rUOJECTED DEPAUTUREB. • For Sydney (\ia Auckland).—Mararoa, January 21. For , Sydney (via Wellington).—Mokoia, January 16. For Auckland.—Te Anau, January 17. For Melbourne.—Waihora, Jnnnnry 12. For Nelson and Neiv Plymouth.—lJpoln, January 13. MO\ MMIiNTS OF DIIiUCT STEAMERS. TO AIIIUVF. At Auckland.—Star of En R land. left London October 5. Hawke's Day (Tyser), left liondon November 22. Aotca, left London November 25. Whakatauc, left London i'erember 25. At Wellington.—Ruapohii, left Plymouth TJi'ccmter 7; duo Jnnuary 23 (N.Z. Shipping Comnany, agents). At Port Chalmers.—Riversdale, left New York October 25. Waikato. left Tiondon Norember 30; due January 26 (N.S. ShippinK Company, ngewts). TO IIKI'AIIT. .From Wellington.—Tokomaru, January 23. Papanui, February 6. HOUr.WAIM) BOUND. Indradevi, from Lyttelton, October 16. Toinoana, from Wellington, October 17. Kmnara, from W»lliiir;ton, NovemlKr 29. Tongariro, from Wellington, December 13. Rans.itira, from Wellington, Ppccmbor 14. lndraghiri, from Wellington, December 5:3: Maori, frn.n WVHii.-lou. De-ml-er 29. Matatu:]. friim Wellinslon. J:\miary 1. Itiinutaka. from Wellington, January 9. Waimate, from Lyttelton. January 9. SHIPPING TELEfIR.VMK. AUCKLAND. January 10.—Haikd: Star of New Zealand, for (!i?honit>. ONEHUNtiA, January 10.—Sailed: Takapiuiii, for New Plyniouth. Passengers: Mioses Holloivny, Kent, Mc-'dames Foiter and boy, Bevegc. Jlcssrs tiow, Hartley. Foote. Hendey, B-.'Voge. Kew, King, T. Knoi, l'obcrtFon, Jo'inson, Stevenson, liowe, Newton. Watt, Walton (2), Captains Richards, , Mathews, Sur^on-captainsForbes, Foster; and 12 in the ftecrnge. WELf.INCTOV, January «.W p.m.); Elingamite, for Lyltcltim and Duno'.lin. *■ Pnfsengci's: For Lyttelton--.Me.sis Heed, Frost. Brucre, Tiltmun. I'"or Dun-din — Misew Wyatt, Austin, .Mesdaines Inure, M-Donahl. Mwsrs Youni;, Hill, Hi-.. Fran's lin. White, Winter. Dr limes: and 15 in the steerage for both portv. Sailfd: Rotomahuiia, for Lyitelton. Pui>sengci«: Misses Scott. Barclay." Puiter. Smith (2). Mom's. Marshall, Windergor. Partridge. Merchant (?.), R«iy, Drury. Quen-o. FioW™, Fnncett, I'opkins, Mcsdames Hislop, Yrnni;. .Va-on, Blundell. Woodhotw, Alley, Thompson and oiiilil, Uodfri'V. Pharaxyn. Smith. Bray. Upbain, .Mole and child, Anm'la|ri> mill 3 children, Fry, Minchin, Fielder, Uiv«cll, Sergeant Russell. Messr* Frasor. Maleiilm, ITopkine, Fiiirlcy, M'Lend, Swift. Scott. Luckie, Cooper, LiH)nard, Shame, Wright. Jardiue, Brock, Burke, Blylli, LoCren, Condman, Rowe, Stringer |2), Foy, Dunlop, Koss (2), I-opan, Ferguson, Luke, IJutlisehild, Wright (2), Thomson, Godfrey, Smilii, Pharazyn, Hielop, Dunnett, Youni;, Owen. Pascoo. Hawtliorno. Foster, Sievwriiilit, Blundcll, Alley; and 31 in the steerage. Sailed (3.45 p.m.):' Waikare. for Lyttelton and Dunedin, with the Sounds cxetm-ionist?. Sailed (4.50 p.m.): Mouowai, for Svduey direct: Radley, for Hongkong. ' LYTTELTON , , January 10.—Arrived (4.10 p.m.): Toroo, from Chatham Islands. OAMAHU, January 9.-Arrived (11 p.m.): Janet Nicoll, from Dunedin. BLUFF. January 10.-Arrived: Hineinoa. from Wellington; Rosamond, from I!rey"'SINOAPORE. January 9.—Sailed: Whangape, for Auckland. THK S.S. WAIKARE. AVELLINGTOX, January 10.-The Waikare, whose, non-arrival from Sydney yesterday caused some concern, reached port at 4 o'clock this morning, nearly 30 hours overdue. The long trip was due entirely to bad weather. Passengers for Dmiedin— Mesdanie* Webster, James, Walsh, Collins and maid, Jackson, Smith, Doughty, Hosier, Serry. Fairfax, King, Misses S»rry 12). Doughty, Hudson, Bull, Manning, Dangar p.), Canaven, Lcitch (2), Chapman. Siml (4). Howit. M'Kcnzie, Messrs Dick. Hro-.vn, Dunn. Jlagcp, Boyes, Folton, (2), Wooldridge, Blaekmore, Howit, (Ireen, Soul, Kinn;, Iloi'witz, Sweetmeyer, Day, Jam-s, Collins, Jackfon, Bull, Hudson, Dangar, Turner, Fairfax, l'owcr. Thousand-headed Kale as feed for Sheep snd Lambs if superior in fattening properties to anything grown, aud it is obtainable from Nimho and Blair, Dunedin.—Advt.

THE DIRECT BTKAIIKRS. (lieceived .Jiinnarj" 10, nt 2.9 a.m.) HOHAKT, January 10.—The s.s. Antoa has arrived. She sail s at 6 to-night for Auckland. She lias 10 Australian and 165 New Sfailsind paffcngcr.". A pasEenger named (lourluy died on the ?2nd nil.

The Kliugamite, from Sydney, via Auckland, is expected to arrive here about 3 o'clock to-morrow afternoon.

The Union Steam Ship Company have received ailviiM! that tin; s.s. Whangoiic left Singapore on Thursday for New Zealand porn.

The Hosmnond arrived at the Bluff yeatenlay morning from Ureyuiout-l), and left i> p.m. for Duuediu. She sails for Wcstport to-night. 'f'lie luvereargill will run an invitation excursion tci flm hoail* tliis afternoon, leavin? at ?, o'clock. On Monday npxt she will «o down to I'ort Chalmers to load transhipments ex Waiwora, and will sail on Tiicji)r.v for Invercargill and Preservation iiii-t.

Tho Moura lpft the tongue wharf yesterday afteniuon for Auckland via East Coast ports. This ve«.-,el is now under the command of Captain M'Beth, formerly of the Ovalati,

Tho s.s. Waihora is being cleaned and repainted in the Port Chalmers graving dock. She leaves the Port to-morrow afternoi,n for (lie Blnlf, ilobart, anil Melbourne. The brigantinc Sarah and Mary is still anchored in Carey's Bay, waiting a fair wind to proceed north. The s.s. Wniwera is making steady progress at, the (irorgn street pier. In addition lo having landed over 1400 tons of inward cargo, she has taken in over 1000 tales of wool, with a largo ouantily of tallow and other cargo. The recent wet weather lias retarded operations considerably in connection with the loading of wool on the shin Taranalti. The vessel is only about half-loaded, and is not likely to leave for two or three, weeks yet.

The ship Tnvcrcargill is getting on well with the discharge of her earijo, which is coining up in good order. She has still some 400 tons to discharge. The vessel (■(iininenced to take in ballast yesterday afternoon, and will probably get away about Tuesday next for Oamarii, where she will load wool for London.

According to all accounts, the directors of the North (lernian Lloyd Steamship Company are disturbed at certain symptoms which they perceive of their line becoming Americanised, and are now devoting their attention to devising some means ofaverting Ihis threatened dcnationalism. The liokalanzeiger states Hint neither the North Herman Lloyd nor the Hamburg-American Company are desirous that their ships should make Dover a port of call, and adds that the Ivmycror's interest in the new barboiir at Dover is purely technical, bis Majesty having expressed no Miecial desire, as- to (•(■rman ship? calling at that'port.

When the Moura was in the graving dock the work of making her secure from an inflow of water must have been incomplete in Hjine. detail, as an examination of the afterhold of the vessel yrsierday morning revealed the fact that she was leaking slightly. Fortunately thcro was not very much cargo in tho hold «l the. time, but what there was (oats chiefly) had, of course to be discharged and left behind. The vcssnl was, however, able to leuve at the proper time yesterday afternoon.

Intending passengers by the harbour steamer Onslow from I'orlobcllo ami Broad Bay were put to some inconvenienco yesterday morning owini; to the littlo ves=nl sticking on a bank just off Porlobello. She had been to the Kaik, and was steaming to the Portobello wharf to pick up her naspongers when she took the ground. Unfortunately, her engines refused to reverse, and she w:u compelled to remain aground till the' tide floated her off about half-past 1. The intending passengers wore forced to seek tho aid of :> 'bus to reach their businesses! in town. The Onslow came up to town later on. and left in the evening as u*ual.

The Oovernment grunt of £200 is now heing expended in snagging operations in Moknu River. The Miknu Coal Company is providing tho scow Surprise, Inirirh, and bargeto expedite the wort. Tlio Co.nl ConiI'.auy's new steamer Mokati will be, brought over from Sydney when the nuizgino; is eompleted, which will be some time in February.

THE WAIKARE'S EXCURSION.

Tiie Waikare experienced very bad weather on her trio from Sydney to Wellington, and did not arrive at the latter port till yesterday morning, ftlie will not reach Port Chalmers l-ill to-morrow, and linr excursion to the Sounds will b» delayed until Tuesday. The Mokoia, which was'to leave Hobart yesterday for the Bluff, will probabry pn«s through the latter port on Monday evening, to enable excursionists by her to tramfcr to the Waikare here on Tuosday. Although the Waikare will be a day Into in leaving she will carry out the programme previously arranged, and will consequently, not return to Port Chnlmera until Tuesday, the 28th January. The Monowai, timetabled to leave Dunedin for Melbourne on Monthly, the ?.7th inst,, will now leave on Sunday, the 26th, thus enabling Melbourne passengers on the Waikaxe to return by her from the Bluff on the Monday. The following additional passengers have booked for the excursion:—Mv A. Anderson. Ifomahaiia; Mr G. Bourne, Auckland: Mr Henry Cole, London; Mr F. Kgglestone, Toorak, Victoria: Mrs F. Foster, Annandale, New South Wales; Miss Hall, Timaru: Miss B. K?ll, Timnru: Miss Mannin?: Mrs M'Adam, Oarnaru; Miss M'Ciashan. Dunedin: Mr? M. Movso. Sydney; Mr O'Connor, Melbourne; Mr Pist'or, Vienna: Rev. F.dward Walker. Wellington. A few berths aro still available.