SHIPPING

Otago Daily Times, Issue 14927, 1 September 1910, Page 6

SHIPPING

PHASES OF THE .MOON.

SK'praMßEn. ■ Now moon 4 5,36 a,m. First, quarter- 12 ,7.41 a.m. Full moon 19 4.22 p.m. last quarter ... ... 26 8.24 a.m. Sun ikes 6.44, Bcis 5.33. HIGH WATER. September 1- ■ a.m. p.m. At Tainroa Heads 12.37 1.8 At Port Chalmers ... :.. 1.17 • 1.48 At Dunedin ... ... 1,47 2.13 THE WEATHER August 31.—8 a.im.-. Calm; cloudy. Noon: Calm; cloudy. 5 p.m.: Calm; cloudy. ' 8 a.m.' Noon. spjn Barometer ... ... 30.14 30.08 , 30.04 Thormomotor ... 41 58 54 FORECAST.—Mr Paulin telephoned at 10 last night:—" Squally N.W. to S.W. winds, and rain showers." ' 'WEATHER REPORTS. CP»E Dnitku Paess Association.) WELLINGTON, August 31. Tho following are tho rcporls of tho Weather at, 4 p.m. Russell.—Wind N.W., light; bar. 30.37, thcr. 60; fair; sea emcoth. Monukau Heads.—Wind S., brcoie; bar. 50.35, . ther. 53; overcast; 'sea smooth. • Auckland,—Wind S.S.E., breczo; bar. 30.35, ther. 60; fair. S.W., light; bar. 30.28, Ihor. 58; Jair; sea'smooth. East Capo.—Wind W„ light; bar. 30.30, ther. 60; fins; sea moderate. Gieborno.—Wind W., liglit; bar. 29.28, , Hicr. 56; fine; sea smooth. ' Napior.—Wind N.E., light; bar. 30.31, ther. 56; fair; sea smootli. ■ ■ Wellington.—Wind N., light; bar. 30.24, thor. 54; fino. : Castlopoint.—Wind N.W., breczo; bar. 30.25, ther. 56; fino; sea moderate. : Now Plymouth.—Wind S.W.,' light; bar. 30.32/ thcr. 55; overcast; sea smooth. . Waimanui—Wind N.W., fresh; bar. ; 30.33, tner. 57; fair; sea moderate. Cope Farewell.—Wind W., fresh; bar. 20.26, tlior. 58; cloudy; sea rough. Cajre Foulwind.—Wind W., light; bar. 30.30, ther. 56; fair; «a smcolli. Westport.—Wind W., light; bar. 30.30, thor. 56; overcast; sea smooth, Capo Campbell.—Wind N., gale; bar. 30.18, ther. 56; cloudy; eea rough. Kaiknira. l —Wind N.E.. light; bar. 30.09, thor. 60; fair; sea smooth., Nuggets.—Wind W., light; bar. 29.89, ther. 52; ovoi'cast; sou smooth. Bluff.—Wind N.N.W., brcceo; bar. 29.92, .ther. 55; cloudy; sea smooth. Capo Egmont.—Wind W., light; bar. 50.32, thor. 58; cloudy; sea moderate. Akaroa Lighthouse.—'Wind S.E., light; bar. 30.05, thor. 58; tine; sea smooth. Tho following is tho Rov. D. C. Bates's summary ami forecast:—'"Baromjtrio prossuroJias continued very.high in the north, but fallen to-day in the south. Northerly winds havo frcsliencd in tlio south, with inoreasing oloudinoss, but fair weather has been experienced • generally. Present indications aro for a falling ljarometor jverywhoro, and especially in the south. Freshening northerly winds will probably prevail', overywhero shortly, and strong to a galo, southward of New>Plymbuth and Napior, where rain is probable shortly. ■ Fair weather is likely to continue in tho north, but a change may bo expected after 24 hours."

ARRIVALS.. i Taviuni, b.5.,1465 tons, Kennedy, from . Westport, Wellington, and Oamaru. Union ■ Steam Ship Company;' agents. Ripplo, 5.3., 413; tons,- Wood, from Lyt--1: telton. Tapley and Co., agents, DEPARTURES. . Strathclyde, s.s., 4417 tons, Watt, for , Newcastle. Dalgety, and Co, (Ltd.), agents. Ripple, 6.5., 413 tons. Wood, for Oama ru, Timaru, Akaroa, Lyttciton, .Wellington, Pioton. 1 ; -, , Invoreargill, 5.9,, 224 tons. Gillies, for Invoreargill. Invcrcargill Shipping Company, agents. Moanu, s.s,, 3915 tons, Collins, for Sydney, via Lyttelton and Wellington. Union . Steam Shin Company,-agents. Passengers: For Lyttelton—Misses Ciniina, M'Callum, • Mesdamca Jay, Rogors, Mr Burt. For • Wellington—Misses M'Donald, Moroton, Smith;Tait, Balmer, Cleave, Edwards, Gray and child, Smith, Livingetono, Balmer, Messrs Livingstone, Jack, Coull. For Sydney—Messrs Sim, Jacobs, Mollison, Mesdames Siin, Mom, Jacobs, Messrs Wright, E, A. Moss. EXPECTED ARRIVALS. . From Melbourne.—Warrimco, September From Sydney.—Taluno (oonnccts with . , Maheno at : Auckland), Septcmbor 4. From Sydney, (via Wellington).—UJimaroa, Septcmbor 3. y From Auckland.—ITarawera,1 Tarawera, September PROJECTED DKP.ARTIJUHS. 1 For Sjxlnoy (via - Auckland).—Monowai, ■ ■ September 6 (connects with Maheno at Auckland); For Sydney (via Wellington).—Maitai, , ; September 7. For Molbourno.—Ulimaroa, September 4. For Auckland.—Tarawera, September 2. ' TO ARRIVE. . AT -AUCIiUNI). Tomoana, left Now York July 1, arrived ■ Melbourno August 24. . Niwaru, loft New York August 8. Empire Transport, left Liverpool July 2. Cornwall, loft Liverpool July 25. Wakanui, left Montreal July 27. Earl of Corrick, left Now York August 1. Rnngatira, left Capetown August 29. Opawa,, to leavo London September 3; due October 18. Moray- ' ; shire, loft Livorpool August 20. Star of Australia, loft Now York July 18. it WKUmiTOX. V, Athenic, loft London July 26, and Capetown August 12; due Soptember 6. Tongariro, left London August 6, and Cap:town August 28; duo Soptoinbcr 20. Ruahino, to leavo London September a. ' , AT DUNEDIX. Tomoana (via Australian' and northern ports), left Now Ycirk July 1; arrived Melbourno "August 24. Indraghiri (via Australian and northern -ports), left Now York' Juno 6; duo Dunedin Se-plember 3 or 4. .Wakanui. (via northern ports), left . Montreal July 27. Kainara, to leavo London October 4. Otaki, left I/o'ndo:i August 0; due September 17. Tuiakina, Irft f<ccidon July 9; due, via northern pDrts. Sop- , teipbor, 12, Athenic (via northern pcrts), left London July 26; duo about September ■ 20. . nOMKWAP.n I10UNI). Waimate, left Wellington July 2, and Rio do Janeiro August 2. Miniiro, left Wellington July 15. Susso::, loft Lyttelton -July . 18. Star of Canada, left Auckland July 19. Waiwera, left Bluff July 27. Rtittpchu, left ■ Wellington July 28; arrived Monte Vidro August 17. Orari, left Wellington July 20, aim Rio do Janeiro Argust 23. Karameii, ; loft Auckland, August 3. Taiimi. left Wellington August 11, and Monte Vidoo Atijust 29.- Nnirnshire, loft Lyttelton August 18. Rimiilaka, left Auckland August 27. PROJECTED DEPARTURES. I'nOU AIJCKI.AXD. Indraghiri, September 20. Turakina, ' September 22. FIIOM WKUISOXOS. lonic, September 8. Athenic, October 6. FROM TOUT CHALMEItS. Buteshire, September 20.

SHIPPING TELEGRAMS.

KAIPAR.V, August 31.— Arrived: Joseph Sims (yesterday), from Dunedin. AUCKLAND, August 31.—Sailed: Strathiiairn, for the south; Fiona, for Sydney; H.M.S. Iris, for Norfolk Island; Moiira, for Lovukn. GISBORNE, August 33.—Sailed: Taluno (10 p.m.), for tho south. Passengers for Duiuxlin —Mrs W. W. Skitch, Mr fjavys. WELLINGTON. August 31.-Arriv»d: Uliinaroa (11.50 a.m.), from Sydney, Pan6engem for l)nncdin--Mis.-i Fryer, Mesdames Grading, Mills, Messrs Wilson, Ackland, Tapley, Wall, Sinclair, Kerr. — ' Sailed: Maori (8 p.m.), for Lyttelton. Passengers—Misses Gutten. Bogg (2), Mathiefon, Blackburn, Burn?, Bowen. Burnett, Nurse Field, Mesdauu-s Brown, Henderson, mirso. and six children, Spencer, Wikon, Begg. Hutchison, Cutlcn. Sampson. Hutchison, Fisher, Messrs Woodcock, Camlwidge, ■ Cutlen, Fisher, Sjuimon, Ross, Wobstcr, Hnrriss, Pimixh, Hewlett, BifS, llutehiton, ICcast, Alexander, I'carce, Booth. (lundorsoii, Lamb, M'Cnllum, Dryburgrh Quartermain, Rowe, Watson, Wadhani, Build. Thompson. Brown, Hendervou. • LYTTELTON, August- 31.—Arrived : j\la.raiw (8.30 a.m.), from Wellington; Kairaki, from Groymouth. Sailed: Corinua. for Wellington, Nelson, and New Plymouth; Ma Tirol, for Wellington : Wimmera, for We'lington, Nnpier, Gisbomc, and A-lckland. GREYMOUTII, August. oJ.—Sailed: llolmdnl<> (7.20 a.m.), for Dunedin. OAMARU, August 31.—Arrived: Uippie (11 p.m.l, from Port Chalmers. INVERCARGILL. August 30,-Arrived: ICotare (7.15 p.m.), from Dunedin. SYDNEY. August 31-Arrived: Mccraki, from Wellington; Makura, from Vancouver. Sailed: Victoria, for, Auckland,

NEWCASTLE; August 31.—Sailed: Perth, for Holuanga; Helen Denny, for Auckland. MELBOURNE, August . 31.—Sailed: Warrimoo, for Hobart and the Bluff., • —or THE DIRECT STEAMERS. MONTE VIDEO, August -29.—Sailed! 'l'ainui, for London. A barque, supposed to be the Titania, from Surprise with guano was off tha Heads last night. Sho signalled "All well." ■ Captain Watt, of the Strathclyde, reports that on Sunday afternoon, during the strong south-westerly weatlier, his steamer passed a full-rigged ship between Oamaru and Mocraki. Tlio ship at the time was working south. It is also reported that on Friday last what is believed to ba the some ship was seen off t.li/9 Nuggets, and it is thought the strong south-westerly took her to wlrerc sho was seen by {ho Stratholyde. It is thought in shipping quarters that the ship is tho Italian barque Beecroft, wiiieh left Marseilles on April 7 last for Bluff, Duuediin, and Lyttelton. The veesej has a cargo ( of 800,000 roofing tiilca fo discharge at. tlio ports named, and is now 116 days out. The Shaw, Savill, and Albion Company's Athenic is duo at Hobart to-day, and "at Wellington cm tho 6th inst. From Wellington she will go to Lyttelton, and will call at Port Chalmers about the 20th inst. From too sho will proceed to Timaru and Lyttelton, and then go to northern ports, leaving Wellington finally on October 6. Tb.o Athemc is duo at London on November 17. . Tho Kia Ora went down to Port Chalmers yesterday afternoon, and bortlifd at tho George street pier, where sho will oontinuo dicharging. She will J«ivo for Lyt- ' tellon about 3, p.m. to-morrow. Tho Sfcrathclydo left for Newcastle for ■ orders at nocii yesterday. TJie Ilolmdalo left. Geyanouth yesterday morning for Dunedin with ' a cargo of sleepers, and rd pino timber. The Ripple, which arrived at Dunedin at 6 p.m. on Tuesday from Lyttelton, left yesterday afternoon for Oamaru, Timaru, Alcaroa, Lyttelton, Wellington, and Pioton. Tha Invorcargill left Dunedin early yesterday morning for Pont Chalmers, whero sho took in ii quantity of tfanshipment carg6, and left at 10.20 a.m. for Inveroargill. The Taviuni, whioh 1 went into Wellington from Westport to get a rope taken off her propeller, readied Dunedin, via Oamaru, yesterday afternoon. Sho will go into dock at Port. Chalmers to-day, • and will leave hero on, Eridoy for the north. Tho Wairuna will lcara tlio Bluff to-day for Wellington with tho balance of her Nowcnstle coal. . \ Tha Komatu, which will leave Port Chalmers on Saturday, will tow tho hulk Ganymede to Wellington: tfrom Wellington tha Komata will go, to Grcymouth to load timbv. - for Australia. Tho Kurow will,leave Timaru this afternoon, and is due at Port C'halmons tomorrow. The ICoonya a.nd ißakanoa aro due here on Saturday from tho West Coast, via Bluff.

The Rn.kaia,. now wait-in? for orders at Port Ohnlmcos, will probably procecd to Australia for loading at an early date.