SHIPPING.

Otago Daily Times, Issue 14716, 27 December 1909, Page 4

SHIPPING.

PORT 0 II A L M E R S. Piiise* or the Moon. TJEcEJinEn. Last Quartet ...' 5 . . 5.45 a.m. New Moon ... .. 13 ... 7.29 n.m. First Quarter '... 20 .. 1.13 p.m. Full Moon ... ■. 27 .. 9.0 a.m. Apogee ... '... 7 ... 10.0 p.m. Perigee 23 ... 9.0 p.m. THE WEATHER, December 24.-8 a.m.: Calm; clear. Noon: Wind N.E., light; clear. 5 p.m.: Wind N.K., light; clear. Ba.m. Noon. 5 p.m. Baromotcr 29.95 29.84 29.80 Thermometer 63 31 78 December 25.-8 a.m.: Wind ,S„ equally; rain showers; overcast. Noon: Wind S.W., rain squalls; overcast. 5 p.m.: Wind S.W., inoderalo breeze; clear Ba.m Noon. 5 p.m. Barometer 29.82 29.91 29.90 ThermonTHer 52 54 58 December- 26.-8 a.m.: Wind S.W., moderate; clear. Noon: Wind S.E., moderato; clear. 5 p.m.: Wind N.E., light; clear 8 a.m. Noon. 5 p.m. Barometer 30.5 30.3 30.3 thermometer 60 63 60 HIGH WAT2R. , . December 27— a.m. p.m. At Taiaroa. Heads 2.41 3>5 At Port Chalmers 3.21 3.45 At Dunedin 3.51 4.15 ARRIVALS. December 24. Kotarc, s.s., 141 tons, Trourn, from the south. Keith, Ramsay, agent. December 25. Manuka; 1.5.5., 4605 tons, Neville, from Sydney, via Wellington. Union S.S. Co., agents. Passengers: Intercolonial—Misses Kirkland, Baldock, Hill, Hamilton, Moore, .Smith, Mesdomes Kirkland, Todd, Morrison, M'Alpine, Messrs Veal, Robertson, Kirkland, Todd, Donald, Edwards, Morrison, Walker; 20 .slicrago Coastnl—Misscs Sicvwright (2), Partridge, Knox, Kelp, Peterson, Blacklock, Gibson, Moloney, Baxter, Hoaloy, Pannifer, Roulston, Jowort, Jcnkinson, White, Mesdamea Grey, Walker, Scott, Burgin and child, Jolly, Blacklock and child, Hutton and two children, Messrs Falconer, Turton, Jolly, Maoson, Grey (2), W.lntman, Pyno, Lowbransky, Duncan. Reeves, Walker, 'Ross, Roberts, Ballard, Williams, Boal, Crow (2), Hutton, Fleming; . 11 steerage. Invcrcargill, s.s., 224 tons, Gillies, 'from Invcrcargill. Invoroargill Shipping Company, agents. December 26. Mokoia, s.s., 3502 tons. Smith, from Auckland Union S.S. Co., agents. Passengers— Misses Keys. Nicholson, Fane, Parker, Gallery, M'Tndne, Mcsdames Keys, Cunningham. Miller, Churchill, M'lnlyre, Messrs Poole, Miller. Sealer, Alves, Cunningham, Miuincring, Walthom, Smith, Warwick. Leplastrier, Griffiths, Barry, Powell, Henderson, Corson and son, Brown, Kerr, Churchill, Eraser, Ross, Master Leonard; 13stconigc. Lauderdale, s.s., 1668 tons, F. Holm, from Southport, Tasmania.. Keith Ramsay, agent. DEPARTURE. Delphic, t.s.s., 8273 tons, Brcen, {or Timaru and northern ports. National Mortgage and Agency Co., agents. EXPECTED ARRIVALS. .Prom Liverpool, via Wcllitigton.-Jolm Lockctt, barque loft September 14. , From Melbourne.—Marama, December 28. Prom Sydney (via, Auckland).—Victoria, Jnmi'.iry 2. djVoni Sydney (via Wellington).— Ulimaroa, December 31. From" Auckland.—Monowai, December 30. PROJECTED DEPARTURES. .. For Sydney (via Auckland).—Victoria, • January 4. For Sydney (via Wellington).—Marama, December 29. For Melbourne—Manuka, December 27. For Auckland.—Mokoia, December 28 (connecting at Auckland with Mahcno, for Sydney). ' TO ARRIVE. AT' AUCKLAND. Indraghiri, left New York October 20. arrived Melbourne December 13. Star of Canada, left London November 5. Kara.mea, left Liverpool early in Ootober; due about December 20. Morayshire, left Liverpool November 13, due January 10, Devon, to leave Liverpool December 11, dm February 7. Wakauut, left Liverpool November 27. Marcre. loft London December 3. Andromeda, left New York December 3. Mainari, left. London December 6, Ai WKUINIiTU.V Star of Scotland, left London September 28; arrived Auckland November 22. Cor inthic, left London November 11, and Cape town December 3. Ruapehu, left Plymouth December 1. Arawa, left London Decern, ber 14. Buteshire, left London Decombei H. AT LTTTIiLTOX. Itu thine, left Plymouth November 27. AT DCXEDIX. Aiichendalc, left. New York October 6; arrived Auckland December.ls; duoeiidol December. Nairnshire (via northern porls), duo December 28. Morayshire (via norttorn ports), due tbout January 23 Star of New Zealand (via northern ports',, due about January 21. Kaikoura, lcfl London December 4 for Dunedin direct. HOMEWARD BOUND. . Fifcshire, left Wellington October 28. Waimato, left. Wellington November 16 Rimtitaka, left Wellington November 20 Drayton Grange, left, Wellington Novem lier 21. Kia (Ira, left Wellington Novem lwr 28 and Rio de Janeiro December 19 lonic, left Wellington December 14. Opawa left Wellington December 15. Turakina left Wellington December 16. Star of Scot ln.nd, left Wellington December 22; Sussex left Wellington December 23. . Clat Ogilvjy left Lyttelloti December 24. PROJECTED DEPARTURES. I'BOM Wr.LI.INGTO.N-. Atheuic, Deccmbor 30. Tongariro, Janu sry 13. FROM AUCKLAND. Waitomala, December 29. Invertay about January 8. Knipara, January- 13 SHIPPING TELEGRAMS. '■■ AUCKLAND, December 26.—Sailed Monowal (Saturday), for tho south.— Arrived: Waiapii and Squall, from Gi; borne; Koinntii (24th). from _ Westport Wimmora., from tho south; Wairuna, froi AVcstporl, WELLINGTON, December 24.—Sailed Moeitaki (5.40 p.m.), for Sydney. LYTTELTON, December 24.—Arrivctl Mararoa, from Wellington. Decembe ■25.—Arrived: Maori (7.5 a.m.), from Wc lington. OREYMOUTH, December 24.—Sailed •• Kainpoi (7.45 p.m.), for Sydney. TIMARU, Dccernlm- 26-An-ivcd: De pliic (4 pni.), from Port Chalmers. - MELBOURNE, December Z6.-Avrived Sirius, from Kaipara; Laira, from Hok anga; Wnrrimoo, from Bluff. SYDNEY, December 24,-Arrived: Mi heno (7.30 u.tn.), from Auckland; Hand Isle, from Tairua; Solgram, from Gra; mouth.—Sailed: Ulimaroa (3.40 p.m. for Wellington. THE DIRECT STEAMERS. LYTTELTON, December 24.—Sailtx Clan Ogilvv (7.20 p.m.). for London. LONDON, December 24.—Sailed: Ru; pchu, for Lyttelton. — - m The Manuka, from Sydney, via Wcllin ton, arrived on Christmas morning. SI :lcft Sydney on the 18th inst., at 3 p.n had Farewell Spit light abeam on the 21i at 8 p.m., arrived at Wellington at 6 a.i on tho 22nd; sailed again on the 23rd, 8 p.m.; arrived at L) Mellon on the 241 at 8 a.m., sailed again the same date, at p.m., and arrived at Dunedin as abov She. experienced smooth seas and lii weather throughout tho trip to arrival Lyttelton. Thence strong southerly win and sea to arrival at Dunedin. She leav for Melbourne this afternoon. The Shaw, Savill. and 'Albion steam Delphic left Port Chalmers yesterday mor ing for Timaru and northern ports lo to , tinue Home loading. Her cargo from tl; port, comprised 7293 bales of wool, 45 < sheepskin*. 63 do labbitskins, 4109 box butter, 7133 cases cheese, 407 sacks oai 733 do grass seed, 124 do ryegrass, quarters beef. 416 bags sheelilo, 30 cas pelts, 7 do tallow, 5 do casings, and pkei sundries. The s.s. Lauderdale, formerly knoi . as the Taicii arrived at Dun-din yestt dav from Sotitliport, Tasmania, with cargo of 816.000 super feet of Tnsmani: hardwood. The Lauderdale left Sout port at 2 a.m. last Tuesday, and had fi weather all the way. After dischar here riio goes to Lyttelton and Napi with the balance of her cargo. • Tho Hauroto went down .o Port. Chi mors from Dunedin on Friday to lay until New Year's Day. Tho Matatna will go down from Dr, edin to Port Clialnicrs on Wcdnesd morning, and after loading some cxp sives will leave for Lyttelton tho same <U . 'A'hc Mokoia, from Auckland, reach

Dunedin about 1 p.m. yesterday, after a fair-weather passage down the East Coast. - The Shaw, Savill, and Albion Company's steamer Karamca_ left Adelaide on Monday in continuation of her voyage from "[ Liverpol to Auckland, Wellington, Lyttel- J ton, and Dunedin. She is due at Auckland on Monday. Tho Falls of Nith and (i;o Nairnshire are expected here at the end of next week. " It has been like a midwinter voyage." remarked an officer of the Tyser Line steamer Indraghiri when that vessel arrived ot Melbourne from New York on the 11th inst Almost as soon as Iho American port was left the Indraghiri mot' heavy weather, and all tho way to the Cape of Good Hope she was battered by immense seas and .swept by fierce gales. After passing South Africa conditions becamo worse, tho atmosphere being almost '• ■aI freezing point, The seas increased, in eizo and the gales in fury, and the vo?- , ssl's deck was constantly awash. Tho officers on the bridge sutfercii considerably from the bitter cold, and for not half a ' day all the way up the Australian coast did the fury of (he elements and tho i Antarctic cold abate. Tho Indraghiri brought a large general cargo, and is.due , in Dunedin 'about the second week in , January. H.M.S. Pioneer will go down from Dunedin to Port Chalmers this morning