SHIPPING.

Otago Daily Times, Issue 13856, 20 March 1907, Page 4

SHIPPING.

PORT OHAIM E. RS. Phises ok TnE Mow. JfAROH. Last quarter 7. 8.12 p.m. Now Moon V, 5.35 p.m. ' First Q;i.iricr 22' 0.40 p.m. FnH Mom 30 7.14 a.m. I'origen ... 9 8.0 p.m. Apogee .. 22 10.0 a.m. Sun riscs'<6.l3, sets 0.20. i 3YIE WEATHER. March IS.—S.a.m.: Wind S.E. ;• weather .lull. Noon: Wi'ikl SX: wcilhsr , dull. 5 p.m.: Wind S.Ki; weitlior ovormst. Bn.ni. Noon. 5 p.m. Haronipter j ... 30.1 53.1 30.1 TliorinoniolPr , 50 56 S3 IfOnKOAST.-Mr I'sulin InlephoiKitl nt 11 o'clock Inst, flvoiuiig:'— "K.N T .K. lo .S.K. ■\viiiils and licuvy rain sln»wor.s in 16 hours." WBATHEft KEPORTS. Pee U.vrTKD PVaws. Abgoqwho:. , .) WJ'irj/.VfiirOX. March 19.' The following aro t\ia ■weather reporte at' £ p.m;: — Mamiknn Hoark-WiiA'. S.S.W., bweze; bar. 29.73, tiler. 7J; iino; bar lumpy. Twnv riynioiith.—Wuil ÜB., rjaln; 'bar. 29.75, llior. 60; firw; sea sMoolii. Oastlcpoinl..—W'inil S.W., brorac: lfflr. 29.80, ther. 58; cloudy: aea. heavy. Welling!on.-Wiml S:SiE., strong; bar. 20.00, tiicr. 55; gloomy. W<stport.-\Vind AV., Sgiil,;' Iwr. 29.83, tiler. 65.; olnudy; sea nioilorato. Kaikaira.-Wiml W., light; bar. 30.05, thfir. cloudy: sea inoucrata. Wuff.-Wind 9.1?., Jighi; bar. 30.06, <licr. 51; fine. Northerly moderate to ettoiipwinds; glass fall; lidos icodorato; sea moderate. .yiGII WATER. Jlavcli 20— a.m. p.m. At Taiaioa 6.20 6.38 At Port Clmli wrs 7.0 7.18 At Dunediii 7.45 8.3 . Al/JUVATA ' Warrimoo, s.s.. iWO tons, M'Bnth, from Afclbdnrne, via' Hoi ttrt and the Bluff. .T. Alills, agoiit. Passe Ignrs: Mifses Critteriden, MoKarty, Dr F. M'lieorge, M<sdamfis Williams, liornes, M"es3rs Bay wan!. Williams, Turtoii, Mooit', Rogers, Barnes, Heott, Lucy, Ooorgc; i«»d 16 in tho steer!'ge. ,' .' ' • Rimiv, U.S., 143 tons, Bergquist, from Oamaru. J. Isoadle, jun. * agent. „■ ■ DEPARTUI te. Whnngapc, , s.e., 1901 U «is, Graham, for Nowcstle.- J. Mills, agent.Pul'aki, s.s., 917 tons, Cai'ncron, for Wcatport. it. Mills, agont. Wimmcrn, s.e., 1872 lons, Enlwisllc, [or ■Sydney, ' via' Auckland. > Wll and Co., (ißonls. PaSsiniigrirs : For Ly Helton—Misses (ii-ummett, Diinlon, : Wood, Ponsonby (2), (lOrman, Mesdanles Pearce.. Ponsonby, (imniniett, Gnrman, Nelson, B ell and child, Captain Mucpongall. Messrs Cii uinger, Pon. sonby <3). 'Arnott/ Bollaiw, Laird, Foster, Albnson, Price, Somervillc, Wilder, Pcarcn. lor , Wellington—Misses Lewis. Gibbert, Martin (2), M&dames liowis. Urn tin, Messrs--1 Ponn, Harper, Duncan, Lucy. Hudson, Taggart, 'M'Lnren, Martin, Rwtlierton, Hvnns. For Napier—Mies Ford, Mr antl 1 Mrs Rushton, Mr Ford. For Aaiokland— Misses Maudens. Crosby, Clark, Donald, I)v Alexander, Mcssw Fleniinir,, Grigsby, Clark, Donald, Pitt. Captain Gitiifet, Slesdames Craig, Donald and child, Chirk , . For Sydney—Captain Fredericksen; amtl 18 in the sleerago. ■Rimu s.s., 143 !ona, Bergquist, lor tho • Bliilf and Invercargill. J. Beadle, jun., agent, «. IMPORTS. Per Wn,rrimoo, from Melbourne:— 35 cases tobacco, 50 do medicines, 63 bags onions, 40 sacks barley, 25 ca&s limcjuicc, 45' bags clay, 35 bales cotlori, 79 pieces timber, 50 caees aalinoh, 50 bags maize, 60 do potatoes/ £4 shelving, 662 eases mid pa6kagcfl tea, 20 drums paiut, 100 bage chotT, 39 cases «mpty bottles, 33 stcet plates, 43 casus wine, 260 do pulp, 58 ingots* tin, 85 bags need, 665.sacks oats, 90 boxes soap, nnd sinidrics.

. SHIPPING TELEGRAMS.

' AUCKLAND, March 19.-Sa.iled: 6.15 p.m., Manapouri, for Raratanga.—Sailed: Mokoia, for tho south. Passengers for Dunodin: Aliases Atkin, P.rowstor,. Mrs Synk>, Mra Grierson, Messrs Stark and Fjotchcr. WELLINGTON, March 19.—Sailed: l'.otorhaliana, for , Lytteltoh. with 120 excursionists. —Sailed: Talnne, for Lyttellon nnd Diincdin, with 22 excursionists. WESTPORT, March 19.-Sail«l: 0.10 p.m., Taviuni, for Suva. LYTTELTOJJ, March 19.-Sailod: 4.5S p.m.; Wniriina, for Timaru, Oaniaru, and Dtinedin: 5.10 p.in., Canopus, for Wfstporl. ■ -, —Sailed: Mcrafoa, for Wellington. PasBongcra—lsl saloon, 56 ftccroge. BLUFF, Jiarch IH.—Sailed": 6.30 p.m., Konuya. fop Diincdiii. SYDNEY, March 19.—Sailed : Mayflower, for (jJrcymouth: Bloemfonlein, for New Zcalftlld; S ii.in., Venlnra. for Auckland. HOBART, jrarcli 10.—Sailed: Edward, •lov" Auckland.

:. THE DIRECT STEAMERS. Tlio Mauiari. which left. Wellington on Jnnuai'y 31, arrived in London on Sumliiy,

The "Riinu arrived at 4 a.m. yesterday from Oaniarii, and roiled again in flic afternoon for Invereargill. After boinj; fitted with a new propeller and thoroughly overhauled, the Whangane I sailed yesterduy for Captain (rMltani has tlio following deck officers associated with him :—Hi- T» Harris (ehiof), Mr,A. I!, l'owell (secoiid), and Mr E. l>. Nicholas (Uiirll). Tim Knonya. is due today from Greymduth. vin (he Bluff, witli a cargo of coiil for. this port. Tlio.Rio Logo is now lqadiiiK for ICaipara, and is expected 1» Bail for tlmfc port abfiiifc the cn<l of {his week. A Norwegian firm' lifts recently.purchased the wooden barque Erin's Isle, 16,446 tons register, from a Liverpool firm for £1500. Hot original cost, wns about £22,000. The coastal sleainere Hakiura. and Inveraro.. both tlno this morning from Wiiikawa. , Tho- liarquß Casablanca has ltopn ohartfireil to load gciwral cairgo at Melbourne for Auckland, and iho ba-rquee Mamirewa, . und Alexander Orals have been also clinrtoied to loud timber at lvajpara (or Adelaide and Melbourne respectively. The- Warriinoo arriv«l at Dunediii yesterday iiinrtiing, and berthed at tlio cross wharf , at 7 o'clock. She left Melbourne on (ho 13lli. Hobart. on Hie 15th, and tho Bluff on Monday eveniii;;, and bad a fair-weather .pomago tlirougliout. She proceeds to Port Clialmera (bis niornli'm. mid wils about 3 p.m. for Sv/hiev, via. Wellington and Cook 3lrail, " '