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SHIPPING.

PHASES OP THE 51002?. „ . Juse. First qmrter 4 .1.34 a.m. Fbu moon 15 n.;o a.m. Last quarter ]. ... ;o 8.21 a.m. Kew mooa 27 0.J5 a.m. THE SI!N Hiscs to-day 7.55; sets 4.27. HIGH WATEII. Jufliv 30— n.in, p.m. At Taiqroa Heads iUG G.IG At Port Chalmers G.2ii S.oti At Dintcdi.li ti.M 7.2t> THE WKATiIEH. June 23.-8 a.m.: Wiml X.E., light; clear. liDOn: Wind JfiE,, moderate; clear. 5 ]i.m.: Wind X.li.j moderate; clear. 8 a.m. Xoon. 5 p.m. Barometer 30.31 30.30 30.28 I'hermomcter 23 15 11 WEATHER JIEPOHTS. i (Per United pniss Association.) WELLINGTON, June 20. ; Th 6 following are the reports bf llie weather .it.4 p.ni.:—

WEATHEU ronECASTS, The following is the Rev. D. C. Bates's weather summary and forecast" Barometric pressure has decreased everywhere, and a storm has developed iu the north, wittd*, stroDg to a gale, have prevailed in and northward ot Cook Ktr'ait, aud variable winds elsewhere. Bain has fallen in the far north, aud qu the east coast porthward ot Kaikoura. Present indications are (or cold and damp weather generally. -Heavy rain is expected on the east coast northward of Kaikoura, and raiu is proiiabio over the Xortk Island. South-easterly winds, strong to fl gale, are probable northward (it i'arewell ypit aud lvaikoora, and moderate to strong easterly winds prevailing elsewhere. The barometer has a slightly falling tendency, but will probably rise again shortly." Mr I'aulin telephoned at 5.55 last evening as follows;— '* Squally to a gale, i*.E. to X.W. winds, nnd sloruiv weather approaching from the barometer fall fast; heavy rain and snow after M hours." ARRIVAL. Tarawera. s.s., 2003 tons* M'l<ean, from Auckland and Bast Coast ports. U.ttion S.S. Company, agents. Passengers: Messrs Henningham, Frcnch, Walker, Crow. .Davies; nine steerage. EXPECTED ARRIVALS. ■ From Melbourne.--Momki, July 4. From Sydney (via AiwklaiKl).-Wimmcra, July 2. • . From Sydney (via Wellington).—Warrijhoo, July 1. . T it From Auckland—Monowa!, July 6. PROJECTED DEPARTURES/ For Sydney {via Auckland),—Wimniera, July 4. .. , „ For Sydney (via Xvclungton).—Moerani, July S. For Melbourne.—Wavrimoo, July 2. ■ For Auckland.—Tarawera, Juno 30. OVERSEA VESSELS TO ARRIVE.

at adokUno. Australia (ship), left Marseilles March 51. Kaipara, loft London May 8; left Brisbane June 26. Ascot, left St. John April 23; left Capetown JVlay 2a; left Sydney, Jurre 28. Mimiro, left New York April 18; arrived Melbourne June 12. Sussex, left Liverpool May 27, Waimato, left Montreal June 5; left St. Vincent June 18. Karamea, to leave Montreal Juno 15. Den of Glamis, left New York iiay 16. Hynfoid, left New York May 20:. Willesiten, to leave Montreal July 15. Waiwera, left London June 6. Waimate, left Montreal June 5. Rimutaka, to leave London .lulv 4. Tomoana, to leave, New York July 10. Nairnshire, left Liverpool May 6. Oceano, to leave San Francisco June 23. Star of India, loft London May 12. Strathardle. to leave San Francisco. Surre'j, to leane Liverpool June 24. Boveric. ic leave Sari Francisco early. Cape Ortegal. left Now York June 17. Anglo-Pata-goman, left New York Juno 2. Indralcma left London June 20. Kent, to leave Liverpool July 22. Surrey, left Liverpool June AT WELLINGTON. Toncariro, left I/mdon Mav 15 and Capetown June 7, arrived Hobart June 28. Nairnshire, left London May 9. Ruahine. left Plymouth June If). St#r of India, left London May 15; arrived Adelaide June '24; at .Melbourne June 26. Corinthic, left Plymouth May 25; left Capetown June 17. Muriini, left London June 2. Ruapehu, to. leave London July 8. Arawa, left London Juno 27. Jndralema. loft, London Juno 20. Analo-I'atagonian, left New York June 2. Cape Breton, to leave New York. Duncrag, left Liverpool March 8. Ruahine, to leave London June 9. AT LTTTEI.TCW. Arawa, to leave London June 22. Corin ■{hie, left London Mav 25 Muritai, ■ left London May 31. Orari, left London Juno 6. Kangaiira, to leave Tendon July 5. AT Dnj.T.DIX. Asoot, left St John April 23; left Capetown May 23; _ left Sydney June 28. Anglo 'Patagonia, left New York on June 2. Dalhanna, to leave New York, Den of Glnmis. |i>ft New York Mav 16. Duncrag, left Liverpool March ifi. John Hardie. _ left Philadelphia '• March 12; left Brisbane Tuno 10: arrived Auckland June 16; left Auckland June 21 for Wellington; Mataura, to leave Seychelles. Mimiro. left New York April 18; arrived Melbourne! June 12. Nairnshire, • left Liverpool i May 6. Partllenia, left New York March 29; arrived at Auckland June 22. Sussex, left Liverpool June 2. Waimate, left Montreal Jtine 5. W. H. Talbot, to leave Columbia. River. Blenheim, to leave Maiden 'Island. Oapft Breton, to leave WalVuri*. fn Ipqve New York. Gontaut. left Portland June 28. Ivaramea, to leave Montreal junp 15 Cane Orto<!ni, to leave New York about June 19. Surrey, left j Liverpool June 27. Willecden, to leave j Montreal 'Inly 35. Ornri, left London June ■). TCntoir* to 'rati f/vidon August 1, Rangatira, to leave London early in July. Tomoana, to leave New York July 10. HOW.WARD POTTN-D. StrathendrW.-, left Wellington April 28 for New York. Whakarua, left Wellington May 3. Whakatane, left Auckland May 9, and Montevideo June 3. Rakaia, left Lyttelton May 12: nnd Montevideo June 5 Norfolk, left. LvttAlton Mav Ift. K{ a Qra. left Auckland May 18; left Rio Juno 13 Indrabarah, left Wellington May 13. Rotorua, left Wellington May 31; left Montevideo June 19. Aorahgi, left Auc!tland June 3. Opawa, left Tokomaru Bay June 8. Niwaru, left Auckland June U. lonic, left Wellington June 17. Pakeha, left Dunedin June 17 for Australia to load. Morayshire, left Lyttelton June 21. Tokoleft Auckland June 22. Paoaroa, left Auckland June 27. Turakina, left Wellington Juno 25, PROJECTED DEPARTURES. FHOJI AUCKLAND. Matatua, July 22. Mli ISI WELLINGTON Athenic, July 13. Tongariro, July 27. SHIPPING TELEGRAMS. AUCKLAND, Juno 29i—Arrived: Mono■wai, from southern port-.;; Koutumii, from Tokomaru Bay ■— - Ifeilcd: Marc.re, for Napier and Wellington. WELLINGTON, June 29.—Sailc-d: War-rimoo-(6.30 p.m.), for southern ports, 110 lxtrt, and Melbourne. Passengers: For . J/yttelfon—Messrs 0. Baiton. Noble, Hatch, M'Kenzic, Fraser, Uibb; for Dunedin— Misses Hay, Jeukin;on, Cowler, Friedlander, Armstrong, Haggitt; [or Melbourne—Misses Craig, Westby.—Sailed: Mararoa (8.5 p.m.), for Lyttelton. Passengers: Misses Keller,. Bullcr, Smith, Jlesdames Keller, Sister Edith, Pearce, Me«r.; Lord, Haynrs, Anderson, Morris, Licc, Courtier, M'Kenzic, Fraser, Robini-on, Smith, Wynne, Paynter, Middlfton, Hewitt, Sc.unness. LYTTELTON, June 29.—Arrived: Maori (6,55 a.m.), from Wellington; Storm, from Timaru; John Hardie, from Wellington.— Sailed: Maori, for Wellington; Uliinaroa, foe S-ydnev. vi" Wellington. OAMARU, Juno ©.-Sailed: t'orinnj (31.30 p.m.). fo 1 Danedin. '' INVI'RCARGILL. June 29.—Sailed: Invnrcargill (2 p.m.), for Dunedin, via Siewart Island. • SYDNEY, Juno 29.—ArHvod: Wuraka, from Wellington; Koromiko, from Westport.

the direct steamers. WEI/LINGTON. Juno 29.—SaL'od: Tura kina (0.10 p.m.) for London.

Cable adviro has how received that din Taitiui. which left- Wellington on May 19, nrrivtd at Plymouth on \Vodnesday cvon-

The Drayton Grange, after taking in somo ■ cargo at Diincdin, went dow.n to Port Chalmers to continue loading yesterday morning, Slio will leave for the Bluff to take in outward loading to<lay. At Port sho took in, for Avoimioiit.h. "4700 sacks wheat, SO crates rabbits; for Liverpool—lloo sacks wheat, 2 cases merchandise; for Manchester —1 case aeroplanes; for Glasgow—2so crates rabbits, 40 tons beef, 5 kegs casings, 250 Cases moots. The barquentine Rio is waiting for a favourable wind to get away from tho lower Harbour for Kuipara, where she will load for Sydney The To Anau, which has been laid up at Port for some time, went into dock yesterday afternoon. She is exited to leave hero early next, week for Wellington to relieve the Pateena in the Nelson service. The Pateena will bo used to relieve somo of the West Coast passenger steamers whilo tlioy undergo survey. The Union Company's new steamer K.inna will load timber in Western Australia early next month for "New Zealand. In addition to the breaking if the shank of her rnddcr, it lias been ascertained that the Takapuna damaged her stern frame during the mishap at Wcstport a. few days ago. It is probable she will have to come hero ior retail's. The Nairnshire, from West 'of England ports, is due at Auckland to-day, Sho has 8000 <on§ of cargo for New Zealand ports, to distributed as. follows3ooo tons for Auckland, 2000 tons for Wellington* 1050 tons for Lyttelton, 1050 tons for Port Chalmers, and 900 tojis for the Bluff. The Nairnshire is due here about the middle of July. Th« Ifowhai, which is due here this morning from Oama.ru, will leave in the afternoon for Napier and Gtsborne, via way ports. The Surrey, from Liverpool, is due at Dunedin about September 10 She will come via northern ports, including Napier. The auxiliary schooner Huanui finished (locking at Carey's Bay yesterday, and will conic up to Diincdin to-day to ship stores for tho whitling- party at Campbell Islands. The Corinna is due here this morning from the north. . Tho Aparima is due at Cotombo on Monday from Cardiff. Sho ;te cxpsctcd at Calcutta about July 21, whore she will load for New Zealand.

Wiml. Bar. Ther. Weather. Cape.-Maria.,. S.E.,gate 2S.68 52 Huifi Russell ... S., heavy gale 29.73 52 Bufa Manukau II, E., breeze 29.68 51 Cloudy Auckland ... S.fj.Ti., breeze 211.87' 55 Overcast Ihutanga ... S.E., fresh 23.9.') 55 Fair East Cops ... B., gale 29.M 54 Showery fifeborsa ... S.E., fresh 30.10 50 Pliowcry 'Kapior ... S.L'i, breeze ;;0.13 51 Jtaiu Wellington ... S.S.E., breezo 20.20 17 Showery Castfepoint... S.E., breeze 30.20 JO Cloudy ywiPijinonlh S.B., m. gale -80.00 51 Fair Ca'pa Egaiont S.E., giile 30.01' 50 sClotldy \V:qnganui ... E.S.E., fresh 30.18 ' 52 Fttir Cilpe Fiitewell g,E. ( 30,20 4!) C'onily . Cajie Fgiilwind H.B., licht ;0.24 48 Fine Westpcrt KE., light 30.24 '111 Fine Stephens Island S.E., fresh .10.29 45 Cloudy Cape Campbell S.E., tresh 30.31 44 Showery Ktukour:; ... S.W., light 30.33 46 Showery J&sm Liglii Ciilm 30.32 42 Cloudy Nuggets ... X.E., breeze 30.28 42 Cloudy Bluff Calm 30.30 41 Fine .

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Otago Daily Times, Issue 15183, 30 June 1911, Page 4

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SHIPPING. Otago Daily Times, Issue 15183, 30 June 1911, Page 4

SHIPPING. Otago Daily Times, Issue 15183, 30 June 1911, Page 4

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