SHIPPING.

Otago Daily Times, Issue 14381, 26 November 1908, Page 6

SHIPPING.

9 0 R T C H A L M E R S., ?xasks of tub Moon. KOVKUBBB. Fiitt Quarter ?, ... 1,<6 a.m. i'nll. Moon. 8 ... 7.28 p:m. Ltit Quarter 16 ... 11.11 a.m. Now Moon "24 ... 9.23 a.m. Pcrigw 5 ..; 1.0 p.m. Apogc* 17 ... 10.0 a.m. Bun rises to-day 4.21; sets 7.30. THE WEATHER. November 25.-8 a.m.: Calm; fine. Noon :\ Wind variable; fine to'overcast. 5 p.m.l Wind N.E.; dull to tine. -•' , 8 a.m. Noon. 5 p.m. Barometer 3110 30.10 30.00 Thermometer ... 55 65 64 FORECAST.-Mr Fanlin tolcphonod at 11' o'clock last night:—"All stations are warned /of heavy thunderstorms after 12 hours; also shipping is warned of heavy seas from the south-westward, between here »nd Melbourne." WEATHER REPORTS. (Per. TJsitbd Pivess Association.) WELLINGTON, November 25. Tho following are the reports of tho ' ' weather at 5 p.m. : — Cape Maria Van 'Diemen.—Calm; bar. 29.90, ther. 07: overcast; sea smooth. Russell.—Wind . N.N.W., light; bar.. 29.90, ther. 63: showery; sea moderate. Manukau Heath.-Wind N.E., fresh; bar. 29.95, titer. 56; overcast and drizzling; . sea smooth. Auckland.—Wind E.N.R., moderate (rale; bar. 30.00, ther. 65; showerv. • Tauranga.-Wiml E, light; bar. 30.05, ther. 56; sea smooth. East Cape.-Wind E., light; bar. 30.08, ther.,s7; cloudy, sea moderate. . Narrier.-Wind S.E., light; bar 30.05, ther. 59; fine; sea smooth. , Wellington.—Wind S.S.E., breeze; bar. 30.04, ther 61: fine. Castlepoint.-Wind S.W., light; bar. 30.00, ther. 57: cloudy ; sea moderate. New Plymouth.-Wind W.N.W., light; bar. 30.00, ther. 65; fine; sea smooth. Cape Egmont—Wind S.E., light; bar. 30:00, ther. 67; cloudy; sea smooth. Wanganui.—Wind S., breeze; bar. 29.95, ther. 65; fine: sea moderate. Farewell Spit.—Wind N.E., light; bar. 30.00, 6S; fine; sea moderate. - Westport.'-Wind S.W., breeze; bar. 29.99, titer. 63; fine; sea smooth. Carte' Campbell.-Wind S.E., light; bar. 30>10, ther. 66, fino; sea smooth. Kaikoura.-Wind N.E., light; bar. 30.00, ther. 53; fine: sea smooth. Nuggets— Wind S., fresh; bar. 30.05, ther. 58; fine; sea moderate. •BlufT.-Wind S.W., breeze; bar. 30.08, ther. 55; fine. The following is Captain Edwin's forecast to 3 p.m. to-morrow—" Moderate to strong easterly winds generally. Rain is probablo northward of Napier, Taupo, and Now Plymouth, and falling barometer in all parts of tho country." . •■.-, HIGH WATER.' November 26.— o a.m. p.m. .At Tairaroa Heads ■. 4.15 4.36 •At Port Chalmers 4.55 5.16 •At Dunedin 5.25 5.46 DEPARTURES. •Storm, 6.6., 186 tons, Wood, for Timaru and Wanganui. Taplcy and Co, agents. ' t Invercargill, s.s., 123. tons. Gillies, for Southern ports. Invercargill Shipping Co.,' agents. "* Wairun'a, s.s., 3947 tons, Renaut, for Newcastle. U.S.S. Co., agents. Ulimaroa, *.s., 5777 tons, Wyllic, -for -■ Sydney, via Cook Strait. Neill and Co., agents. Passengers—For Lyttelton: Mesdame3 Cox, Alen, Davies, Messrs Hughes,Lee, Bowman, Allen, Cox. For Wellington: Mirecs Richards, Hancock, Hodge, Leivis,. Blacklcy, Pacey, Pierol, Mason, Glass, Wild, Mesdames Thompson, Wakefield, Messrs Hollingdaln (2), Benson, Davies, Wcls, Black, Miller, Austin, Dr Thompson. For Sydney: Messrs Leslie, Fitches, Piatt, Bf.yley; 75 steerage for all ports. j, Kotuku, 5.5.,1054 tons, Harris, for West Coast ports. U.S.S. Co., agents. , Theresa Ward, tug, M'Donald, for Bluff. Murihiku, dredge, M'Ncilagc, for Bluff. EXPECTED ARRIVALS. Prom Clarence River.—Mary leabsl, baxquentine, to sail early. From Liverpool—Gladys, barque, sailed August 11. , . From Melbourne.-Moeraki, December 1. From Sydney (via Auckland).-Manuka, Novembor 29. ; From Sydney (via Wellington).—Warnmoo, November 28. - From Auckland.—Monowai, November 26. . PROJECTED DEPARTURES. For Sydney (via Auckland).—Manuka, December 1. ', For Sydnoy (via WellingtonJ.-Mocraki, December 2. / For,/Auckland—Monowai, November .27.. For Melbourne.-Warrimoo, November '29 TO ARRIVE. AT ABCKI.ANB. Morayshire, sailed October 20. Theowina, left London November 13. Star of ' England, left New York Scptem- * bor 28. Gowanburn, left New York September 24. Daldorch, left New York October 14." Wakamti, left London November »■' I AT WEE.LIKOTOH. Matatua, left London. October 9. Arawa, left London October 15. Star of New Zealand, left London October 23. Tomoana, left London November 20. Cornwall, left London November 17. Rimtttaka,' loft /Capetown November/22. AT LITTEI/rON. Arawa, left London October -16. Rimutaka, sailed from London, October 30. Mawhera, dredge, left London November 6. Tainui, left London November 14. AT PBBT OHAIMERS AND DVNEBIN. From London.—Rangatira, tailed November 4; due about December 26. Lady Wolseloy, left London November 13. • From Liverpool—Devon, sailed Sop: tsrnber 19, via Sydnoy, due', Dunedin about' December 11. 'Morayshire, sailed October 20, due Jamtary 7. From New York.—Ghmdevon (via Aus- ' tralian and northern ports), loft September 2. Gowanburn, sailed October 2, via Australian ports. Indraghiri, to sail September 26. Aberlour, to sail November 4.' Dalriorch, sailed September 15. Mashona, to sail December 16. HOMEWARD BOUND. Tndradevi, left Auotiand on September 3; Norfolk, left Wellington September 24, for Avonmouth. Waimate, left Wellington October 22. Oswestry Grange, left Wellington -October 13. Tttrakina, left Wellington October 22. Oswestry Grange, left Wellington, October 24. Athenic, left Wellington November 5. Rippingham Grange, left Wellington November 16. .Paparoa, left Wellington Novemher 20. Rakaia, left Wellington November 23, Niwaru, left Wellington November 25. PROJECTED DEPARTURES. FROM WKLIKOTOX .Kia. Ora, about November 30. Corinthic, December 8. Ruapehu, December 17. e> SHIPPING TELEGRAMS. AUCKLAND, Ncvenrbor 25.—Sailed: Torgouten, for WcJirngton; Nauta, for ' Eastern Pacific; Maniipouri, for Fiji. KAIPARA HEALS, November 25Sailed: Isabella Def.ra.ine', schooner, for .Wanganui. FAREWELL SPIT, November 25.—Tho I Ngahoro passed cast for Wellington at 3.30 p.m. WELLINGTON, November 25.-Anivcd: Wanimoo. from Sydney.—Sailed: Maori (8.10 p.m.), for Lyttelton, with 149 passengers. ' ■ LYTTELTON, November 25.-Awivcd: Mararoa (8.40 a.m.), from Wellington (connected with second express); 'Wimmera, from Dtmodin. Sailed: Pukaki, for Yfetport a:vd Groymouth; Monowai, for Dunedin; Glondbvon, for Dunedin; Mara'roa, for Wellington; Wimmera, for Wellington, • Ntvpior, Gisborno, Auckland, and Sydney. • TIMARU, November 25.—Sailed: Rakaikw. (6 p.m.), for Dunedin. BLUFF, November 25. - Arrived: Koonya, from Grovmouth. ■ INVERCAIIGHjL, November 25.-At-rivod: Kolarc (11.45 a.m.), from Dunedin. FREMANTLE, Novombor 25,-Arrived: Mongolia, from London. Passengers for '. Now ' Xealaud: For Auckland—Messrs i Murly,' Roid, Haugbton, Hopkins, Aldrieh, r%nam (2), Qraawclt, Driffield, Mesdames English, Ndnoa, Brewea', Misses Ait ken, GilLmoto,'Graot. For Wellingtoif-Messrs Coora, Ijattlo, •Djokeoson, Roid, Mesdames Bftthbono, DJckeßson, Copper, Dickenson. For LytoHon—Moara Summeis, Pattulo, Moxlamai SheppaKl, Pattulo and infant, MisscD Summors, Pattulo. Por Napier— Miss PisAey. For Gisborne-rMr Innes. For Bhiff—Mr Mathiesou. For Dunedin— Mr J. Napt«a-, Misß I^ogan. . MTJLBOURNB, November 25.—Sailed: Moaraki, for Bluff. . SYDNEY, NoveujJwr 25—Arrived: Jnp, from Na.pier; Lausa, from Kaipara.—. ■Sailed: Victoria, for Auckland. NEWCASTLE, November 25.-Arrivcd: ... Aotoa, from Lyttelton.—Sailed: Eunice, for Wanganui; Koittuia, for Timaru. SUVA, Novomber 25.—Arrived: Aorangi. --Sailed.: Tclujk

THE DIRECT STEAMERS. AUCKLAND, November 25.—Arrived*: Devon from Liverpool, via Australia. LONDON, , November 25. - Arrived: \ lonic, from tho Bluff. WELLINGTON, November 25.—Sailed: Niwaru, for London. ■ «. The Kotuku, having had repairs effected to her foremast, sailed in tho afternoon for West Coast ports. The Koonya is due at Port Chalmers this morning with bunker coal from West Const for H.M. Cruiser Pioneer. Sho comes up to town in the afternoon, and sails 'to-morrow for Oamaru. Tho Papanui steamed up from Port Chalmers yesterday afternoon. and berthed at the Victoria wharf, whore she will discharge her Homo cargo—3ooo tons —for this port. The Invoraryill sailed from. Dunedin yesterday afternoon for southern ports. The Storm sailed yesterday afteYnoon for northern ports. The Wainma -ailed yesterday ofte.rnoon for Newcastle. Before sailing Mr Koefo> third officer of the Talune, transferred to a similar position on the Waimna. "■ Tho Koonya lands 600 tons coal at. the Bluff, after which she comes on lo Duneciin with 700 tons coal. The 1 Dorset is due at Timaru to-day with a cargo of limber from Waikawa, and returns to Dunedin to-morrow. The Fedoral-I-loulder-Shire liner Devon, from Liverpool, via northern ports, is expected to arrive at Dunedin about December 12. She .otTH'rd at Auckland yesterday morning, and calls at Wellington and Lyttelton before coming to fJunedm. The Morayshire, with Wellington as her first port of call this trip from Liverpool, is due at Dunedin about New Year's Day, via northern ports. The cargo steamer Gowanburn, from New York, via northern ports, is expected to arrive at Dunedin about tho end of DeoemfJer. Captain Rogers has resigned from the command of the barque Laird. It is reported (says an exchange) that he will take up a shoro'position at Wellington. Tho Kaiapoi brought to the Bluff from Newcastle /1800 bags bonedust, 200 tons timber, including 49 piles for .harbour works, and 200 tons coal. Sho has 1300 tons coal for Dunedin. The Ruapehu is expected to leave Lyttelton on Saturday for Timaru, Port Chalmers, and Bluff to continue her discharge, and returns to northern ports to continue her Homeward loading, sailing finally from Wellington on December 17 for London. Mr W. Foulis, late chief officer of tho Ulimaroa', has teen placed in command of (he coastal steamer Excelsior-at Melbourne; and Mr R. Darroch, late chief officer of rJic Riverina, has been appointed chief officer of the Ulimaroa. The tug Theresa Ward and the dredge Murihiku, having both completed their annual survey and overhaul at Port Chalmers, sailed yesterday morning on their return to Bluff. Both of these vessels are kept as spick and as a gunboat, oven under service conditions, and when ready to return to their home port their general appearance evoked warm expressions of praise from people connected with shipping. At Devonport Dockyard on October 6 Mersfs Luller. Horsey, Sons, and Cassell sold several obsolete warships. The thirdclass armoured battleship Alexandra (9490 tons), lying at Spit-head, realised £21,750; tho third-class battleship- Colossus (9420 tons), novr at the Kyles of Bute, was sold for £18,500; and the gunboat Badger (254 tons), now at" Devonport, for £900. By or.der of .tho Admiralty the old hulk Implacable, which was captured many years ago from the French, was withdrawn from the sale. ' The Paparoa, which sailed from Wellington last Friday for London, took- the following cargo from Dominion ports:—From Auckland: 190 baW wcol. 13,291 boxes butter, 379 prates cheese. From Oamaru: 26 bales wool, 42 bales sheepskins. 1 packago general. From Bluff: 9 bales wool,' 2663 crates cheese. 43 bales sheepskins, 13.035 carcases mutton. 195 carcases lamb, 299 crates rabbits, 17 bales rabbitskins, 52 bales fibre, 114 casks tallow, 75 sacks fescue, 256 bale's tow, 34 casks pelts, 10 casks intestines. From Port Chalmers: 70 bales wool, 392 tales sheepskins. 711 crates cheese, 7 packages sundries, 561 carcases mutton, 605 crates rabbit?. 113 bales rabbitefcin3, 75 casks tallow, 38 sacks fescue. From Timaru: 487 bales wool. 121 bales sheepskins, 3 packages sundries, 5009 carcases mutton, 939 circuses lamb, 93 casks tallow, 52 casks nelts, 1000 sacks oats, 92 boxes kidneys. From Lyttelton: 753 bales wool, 204 tales sheepskins, 1700 boxes butter, 144 crates cheese, 17 packages sundries, 2Go,carcases mutton, 109 carcases lamb, 116 casks tallow, 67 casks pelts, 77 bains leather and basils, 50 boxes tongues, 1780 bags grass seed. From Wellington (including transhipments): 25.455 boxes butter. 4833 crates chee", 3931 bales wool. 234 bales sheepskins, 31 packages sundries, 46 bales basils, 24 bales leather, 11 carcases lamb.