SHIPPING.

Otago Daily Times, Issue 12395, 3 July 1902, Page 4

SHIPPING.

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Tiisis or the Moon. ' JUJ.Y. Naw Moon ... 6th 6.30 a.m.. tirst Quarter ... _ ...,13th '6.13 a.m. Ml Moon ... ... ... 2l ßt 4.15 p, m . •Last, Quarter ... ...28th W5 p.m. Perigee , stl, 1.30 a.m. Apogee 17th i.o p.m. Sun rises 7.54, eets +.28. THE WEATHER. July 2.-8 a.m.: Wind S.W.; weather squally. Noon: Wind S.W.; wdther fair. ?S's R.Tn;r ;Wind S.W.; weather clear.-• 8 a.m. Noon. 5 p.p. Barometer . . ... 30.26 30.38 30.32 Thermometer 40 4? • 40; At .11 o'clock last night 'Mr I'aulin telephoned:—"Squally N.W. wind; fine for about 16 hour 3; barometer fall." INTERCOLONIAL AND COLONIAL WEATHER REPORTS. ' r ' (Pißi United Pbess Asiooiation.) 1 •WELLINGTON, July 2. Tot following are th» 9 a.m. weath»r r«porEl from Auitralian stations■ . Albany, Juljr I.—' Wind N.W.; bar. 29.90; threatening rain. ' Hobart, July I.—Wind S.E.; bar. 30.60; cloudy." v Sydney, July 2.—\Vind W., gale; bar. 30.67; fine. The following are th« weather reports from New, Zealand stations at 5 p.m.:— Mariufcau Heads.—Wind S.W., fresh; bar. 30.21, ther. 52; showery; eea, rough. New. Plymouth.—Wind S.E., fresh; bar. 30.20, therJs4; fino; sea smooth,' ' Castlepoint.—Wind S.S.W., fresh; bar. . 30.13, ther. 42; hail equalln; sea heavy,'. Wellington.—'Wind S., gale; bar. 30.26, ther. 46; i heavy showers, [ Westport.—Wind S., light; bar. 30.28, ther, 44; fine; eea smooth. : Kaikoura.—Wind S.S.W., fresh; bar. ' 30.35, ther. 44: showery; sea heavy;. .. Oamjtru.—Wind S., light; bar. 30.28, tiler. 44; fine; .sea smooth. Bluff.—Wind S.W., fresh; bar. 30.28, ther. 46; showery. , Strong winds to gales from between southvest and and south-east are to be expected northward of Napier, Taupo, and Raglan l and easterly winds elsewhere, and . generally moderate easterly winds. Rising barometer-is probable everywhere.—-R. .A. Edwin. • • HIGH WATER. July 3— a, m , p.m. At ilia Heads ... _ 0.45 ,At Port Clialmero ; 0.40 1.25 At Dunedin ... 1.25 2.10 ARRIVALS. •' Janet Nicdll, s.s.. 496 tons, Watson, from • Greymouth. J: Mills, agent. .Mokoia, s.s. 2154 tons, Spinks. from Melbourne; via Hobart and the Bluff. J. Mills, agent. Passengers: Miss Richards, Mrs Richards. Messrs Newmark, Fitzer, Bradturyj ' Bell (2), Prioe. Cameron, Miller, ... Bfown. Binns, Alexander; and 23 in the ■ ' steerage ( ; DEPARTURES. Cotinna, s.s., 820 tons, Millman, for the West Coast. J. Mills, agent. Invercargill, s.s., 123 tons, M'Gilveray.'for • liivernargiil. K. Ramsay, agent. ■ EXPECTED ARRIVALS. Ff«m - Liverpool.—Gladys, barque, left January 25. Heathfield, barque, left April 19. Prpm Glasgow.—Pass of Balmaha, ship, rii Wellington (M. R. and Co.), sailed January ; 26: left Wellington, June 21. Blenheim, ship (Dalgety and Co.), sailed March 10. Sussex, barque (N.M. and A. Co.), left May 1. Frpm Sydney (via Wellington),—Warri.»oo,' July,s. .. From 'Sydney (via Auckland).—Mararoa, , Ju!y.6.. ' Prom Melbourne.—Monowai, Wj 9.. From Algoa Bay, S.A,—Barque Jackson. Mary Jose, barque, left April 14. ' From Auckland.—Te Anau, July 3. From New Plymouth.—Upolu, July 12. • v projeotkd Departures. For Sydney (via Auckland).—Mararoa, Jnly,B. . For i Sydney (via Wellington).—Mokoia, July 3. . Eor Melbourne.—'Warrimoo, July 6. r For Auckland.—Te Anau, July 4. . For New Plymouth.—Upplu, July 14. , For Westport and 1 Greymouth.r-Corinna, early. UOVRMENTS OF DIRECT STEAMERS. TO ATOIV*. •At Auckland.—Waimera, left London June 3. 'Rakaia (N.Z.B. Co.);, due July 20. At Wellington.— Star of New Zea- •' land,- left London May 7. Ruapehu (N.Z.S. Co.),' left Plymouth May 24; due July 7. Gothic, left London June 10. ■ Whukataue (U.S.S. Co.), left Plymouth June 2; due July 13. . . . At Port Chalmers.—Hafi3 (B.S. and Co.), via. Auckland, left New York April 9. Be'ira (B.S. and Co.), via Auckland, left New York May 21. Waikato (N.Z.S. Co.), left London June 3; due Auguet l. Buteshire, via, South Africa and Australia, left London June 5. i' TO DSPART, From Wellington.—Mamari, July 26. Del- ', ■' phic,' July 26. • , From Lyttelton.—Mamari, July 26. Papan\ii, July 10. Waimate, July 12. HOItBWAUD BOUND. . : . Tomoana, left Wellington April 8. Rangatira, from 'Lyttelton, May 25. Tongariro, from Wellington, May 30. Rimutaka, from Lyttelton, May 11. Maori, from WellingMay 31. Indralema, left Wellington June 21. Otarama, left Wellington June ■ 28.

. IMPORTS..

Per Mokoia, from Melbourne: —823 pkgs tea, ,40 do sugar, 1182 bags sugar, 25 cases wine, 30' do fruit, 100 boxes tin platea, 13 casks tar, 11 barrels oil, H koga cream oi . tartar, 40 drams carbide, 15 pkgs boots, 535 sacke gypsum, 50 bales gunnies, anil transhipments ex s.s. Tieiuein, Omrali, Marloo, Anglian, Coogee, Star of New Zealand, Darina, and Oceana.

:• ' SHIPPING TELEGRAMS.

RUSSELL, ,]uly 2.—Sailed (this afternoon, from the heads): H.M.S. Archcr, for Fiji. * ' ' AUCKLAND. July 2-Arrived: H.M.S. Torch, from Wellington. Sailed: Gairlocli, for Now Plymouth. Passengers: Misses Bollard, Gill, Hughes. Maxwell, Guy, • Dent, Ravo, Mesdames Carter, Forder, "Wall, Guy, Hughes, Hawkins, Dunbar, Gill, Wells. Blake. Cos?, Sylvanus, Messrs . Blake, Bollard, M.H.R., U. Treanor, Tibutt, Curtcs, Bartlett, Voxgen, Barrett, Dunbar, Jacobs, Innes, Guy, Culpan, Wood, Walker, Sylvanus, Crane, Onver, Ward, Hawkins, Rees, Kass, Ayrc, Collis, Batts; and..3 in the steerage. Sailed: Manapori, for Fiji. GISBORNE, July 2.—As the tender Waihi yr&s about to leave the wharf a Heavy squth-east gale sprang up, and the boaji could not go out. It is expected that the .Mararoa will remain in the roadstead to-night, aa there are many passengers for the south. WELLINGTON, .Tulv 2,-Arrived: Warrimoo, from Sydney. Passengers: For Lyttelton—Misses Deverill. Laweon, Mesdames Taylor and boy, M'Grath, Messrs Brown. Brentou, Grange, M'Grath, Gan 1 lion, Brownlow, Captain Everett, Mr Salt; and 8 in the steerage. For Dunedin—Mrs Stanley, Messrs M'Artbur, RittenbergJ Lieutenant Stewart.—-Arrived: Indragbiri, from Gisbome; Waimate, from Auckland. Sailed: Te Anau, for Lyttelton and Dunedin. Passengers: For Lyttelton— Misses Coleman, Tobecc, Mesdames Baker, Freeman ,and three children, Estill, Rundcl and child, Nelson and child, Lamb, Wincott, Fraser, Brown, Messrs Zimmerman, Glover, Cooper (2), Mnnro, Granquisite, Ross, Woods, Pearce, Keine, Mockford, Seville, Wright, Mason, Harraway, DennUton, Daniels, Matthews, Branson, Jeffrey. For Dunedin—Misses Bartlett, M'Kinley, Messrs Hoare, Jones, M'Kinley (2), Jacobs; and 11 in the steerage for both norts. ' LYTTELTON, July 2.-Sailed: Elingamito, for Wellington. SYDNEY, July 2.—Arrived: Vision, from Mercury Bay; Manila, from Wellington; Westralia, from Wellington.—Sailed: Zealandia. NEWCASTLE, .Tidy 2.—Arrived: llford, from the Bluff.—Sailed: Balmain, for Gisbome. MELBOURNE, July 2,-The Romford, on her way from New Zealand to South Africa, passed Caps'Otway.—Sailed: MonoLONDON, July _ I.—Arrived: Silveritrcam, from Dunedin.

V . . COLLISION IN KANGITOTO W ' CHANNEL.

K ' (Psb Usitxd Press Association.) ■ AUCKLAND, July'2. The scow Totara and scliooner Saucy ■j Kate collided last night in Rangitoto Chaiincl. Tho planking of tho scliooner was „sJoto in, and sho was found to be leaking, and returned to port. Association.). to

the- sandbank. Then the tide made, and the hawser was carried away twice, the last time just as success seemed assured. .The vessel will probably remain aground till tho' tides improve. No damage was done -to the hull.

I A DEFENCE LAUNCH IN DISTRESS.

(Per United Pbess Association.) CHRISTCHURCH, July 2. _. .The Rotomaliana, with the Ellen Ballance in-tow, reached Lyttelton at 8.15 p.m. Sim sighted the launch at 2.30 a.m. about 12miles oft Kaikoura. A strong sou'-west gale was blowing; with a heavy sea, and the launch was in serious difficulties, and making tignala of distress. Tho Rotoinahana stoodby, and succeeded in getting a rope to the launch about 4.20. She then'towed her to Kaikoura, which was readied at 10.15. Here a wire, hawser was substituted for tho rope, and the tow continued to Lyttelton. The launch had lost her compass. The launch Nilo was seen some miles, farther out when the Ellen Ballance was pickcd up, and seemed all right. She put into Kaikoura at 4 p.m. The Rotomahana left on her interrupted journey about 10 o'clock. f WELLINGTON, July 2. The defence steamer Nile is reported to be sheltering at Kaikoura.

■ The s.s. Napier,-after undergoing an overhaul on the slip at Port Chalmers was towed up •-yesterday and hud her boiler ehipped, the latter meanwhile having been repaired and tested to 1201b pressure at Mr Joseph , Sparrow's foundry. The Napier will lie got ready for sea with-all-despatch, and when the necessary alterations are finished Mr Sullivan- iutends placing her in the fishing trade as a trawler iri addition to the present trawler, the s.s. Express. The barque Santa Chiara is making satisfactory progress with tho discharge of her cargo of roofing tiles, and it ,is expected she wdl finish this week. / The s.s. Te Anau, from Auckland, via East ; Coast ports, is due here to-day, and leaves on the return trip to-morrow. • ' , ■The s.s. Corinna came up' from. Port' Chalmers yesterday morning, and left in the afternoon for the West Coast. The s.s. Invercargill left for Invercargill yesterday afternoon. ' . The U.S.S. Company's steamship Mokoia, ( Captain C. Spinks, from Melbourne, via I -Hobart aiul the Bluff, arrived at the Bowen [ pier; Port Chalmers, at 8.30 a.m. yesterday, r snd after .the passengers and ship's oom- | pany had been inspected by the hoaltli offioar, Dr G. Hodges, she was granted pratique. The Mokoia left Melbourne at 5 p.m. of the 25th June, had fair weather and reached Hobart at 3.30 a.m. on the 27th : lilt. Lett that port at 4 p.m. of the same ! day, had variable winds during the passage ! across, and reached the Bluff at 1 p.m. of June 30. Left agiun at 5 p.m. of the Ist inst,, had S.W. winds along the coast, and reached headquarters as above. The Mokoia l cam® up to town shortly after noon, and was berthed at tho cross wharf. She leaves - for Sydney, via Lyttelton and Wellington, , at 1 p.m. to-day. ' * The s.s. Janot Nicoll arrived at Port Choi- - mere at 8 a.m. yesterday with cargo from , the West Coast, and went alongside tho 3 hulk to tranship, afterwards proceeding to Dimedin. Siie leaves this morning for tho West Coast: 5 The ship Akaroa is on tho loading berth at Liverpool for Dunedin wharf. f The ship Annesly is on -the loading berth at. Liverpool for this port, via Wellington. The U.S.S. Company's new steamer t Aparima has arrived at Capetown, thence., she goes to Durban to land horses, and finally proceeds to Calcutta to load for | headquarters. ' • The ship Sir Samuel Plimsoll loft Glasgow j on June 17 for Port Chalmers. ) The ship Blenheim was reported 14 miles north-east of Otago Heads yesterday afternoon. She mav he cxpectcd at Port Chalmers' this morning.