SHIPPING.

Otago Daily Times, Issue 15185, 3 July 1911, Page 4

SHIPPING.

PHISES OP THE MOOS. JCLT. First quarter _ _ _ 3 8.50 p.m. Full moon _ ... ._ ... _. ... 13 0.23 a.m. Last quarter ... _ 10 5.1 p.m. New moon _ _. ._ _. 26 7.12 a.m. THE STTN Bises to-day 7.51; sets 4.28. HIGH WATEB. July 3— a.m. p.m. At Taiaroa Heads „ ._ ™ _. 8.5G 9.22 At Port Chalmers „ „ 0.36 10.2 At Dunedin 10.6 10.32 THE WEATHER. i- July I.—B a.m.: Wind K., light; clear. Noon: WW X., light; clear. 6 p.m.: Wind N., light; clear. 8 a.m. Noon. 5 p.m. Barsseter ..., „_. ... 20.02 20.92 29.96 Thermometer 37 i 6 12 July 2.-8 a.m.: Wind N., light; clear. Noon; Wind X.E., light; partly overcast. 5 p.m.: Calm; clear. 8 a.m. Xoon. 5 p.m. Barometer ._ „ ... _. 29.92 30.01 30.10 Thermometer ... 41 47 43 ARRIVALS. July 1. Warrimoo, s.s., 3529 tons, Clift, from Sydney, Wellington, and Lyttelton. U.S.S. Co., agents. Passengers: Intercolonial—Miss Bowler, Messis Hosie, Palmer, Bosstock; orio steerage. Coastal—Mesdames Gillies, Armstrong, Barton, Misses Hay, Jenkinson, Hoggett, Friedlandor, Hillyer, Grem, Messrs Wyborn, Grey, Smith, Logan, Cutbbertson, Familton; and 14, in tie steerage. .Inveroargill, s.s., 224 tons, Gillies, from Stewart Island. Invercargill Shipping Company, agents. .':. Waitemata, s.s., 5432 tons, Vint, from Newcastle, via Timaru. Union Steam Ship - Company, agents. ; July 2. . Wimmera, s.s., 3022 tons, Waller, from ' Sydney, via East Coast ports. Ncill and Co., agents. Passengers: Messrs Vickery, Middleton, Haman, Williams, Pecchy, Fitzherbort, Leigh, Dalgleish, Coope, Farnham, Oswald, Thorpe, Brampton, Ward, , , li'Kerrzie, Smart, Way, Bead, Adfield, C, W. Jones, Marler, Tachcr, Heath, Misses Richter, Bashfield, Don. Gcodson, Spiers, Gillies; and 5 in the steerage. John Hardie, s.s., 4372 tons, Walker, from . Philadelphia, via Australian and northern ports. Goliin and Co., agents. '" DEPARTURES. July 1 Mamari, s.s., 6689 tons, Burvill-Hdmes, for Lyttelton. National Mortgage and Agency Company, agents, Kotare, s.s., 141 tons, Treurn, for Stewart Island. Keith Ramsay, agent. July 2. Corinna, s.s., 1271 tons, Cameron, for New Plymouth and Onehunga, via Oamaru, Timaru, Lyttelton, Wellington, and Nelson. Union Steam Ship Comnany, agents. ' Warrimoo, s.s., 3529 tons, Clift, for Bluff, Hobart, and Melbourne. Union Stearn Ship Company, agents. Passengers: For Hobart-Messrs J. R, Thorn, R, B. Cox. For Melbucrnc—Miss Morley, Mesdames Snow, Henderson, Messrs Macdonald, ' Henderson, Hosie, Rev. Snow. . EXPECTED ARRIVALS. From Melbourne. —Mocraki. July 4. From Sydney [via, Auckland).—Mokoia, July 9 (connecrin,; at Auckland with Maheno, from Sydnev). From Sydnov (via Wellington).—Manuka, July 8. From Auckland.—Monowai, July 6. PROJECTED DEPARTURES. B'or Sydney (via Auckland).—Wimmera, July 4. For Sydney (via Wellington).—Moeraki, July 5. ;For Melbourne.—Manuka, July 9. For Auckland.—Monowai, July 7. OVERSEA VESSELS TO ARRIVE. AT AOOKLANn. . Australia (ship), left Marseilles MaTch j. Kaipara, left London May 8; left Brisbane June 26. Ascot, left St. John April-23; left Capetown May 23; left Sydney, Juno 28. Mimiro, left New York April 18; arrived Melbourne Juno 12; to leave Sydney July 4. Sussex, left Liverpool May 27. Waimate, left Montreal June 5; left St. Vincent June .18. Karamea, to leave Montreal Juno 15. Den of Glamis, left New York May 16. Hynford. left New York May 20. Willesden, to leave Montreal July 15. Waiwera, left London June 6. Waimate, left Montreal June 5. Rimutaka, to leave London Julv 4. Tomoina, to leave N'ow York July 10. Nairnshire, left Liverpool May 6. Oceano. to leave San Francisoa Juno 23. Star of India, left London May 12. Strathardle. to leave San Francisco. Surrej, to leave Liverpool June 24. Bovcric. to leave San Francisco earhvCapo Ortegal. left_ New York June 17. Anglo-Pa tagonian, left New York June 2. Indralerni. left London June 20. Kent, to leave Liverj. pool July 22. Surrey, left Liverpool June s v 27. Whakarua, to leave London July 6. AT WmiNCTON Tongariro, left London May 15, and Hobart June 30. Nairnshire, left London May 9. Ruahine, left Plymouth June 10. Star of India, left London May 15; arrived Adelaide Juno 24; at Melbourne June 26. Corinthic. left Plymouth May 25; left Capetown June 17. Muritai, left London June. 2. Ruapchu. to leave London July 8. Arawa, left London June 27. Indralcma. left, London June 20. Anglo-Patagonian, left New York Juno 2. Capo Breton, to leave New York. Duncrag, left Liverpool March 8. Ruahine, to leave London June 9. AT LYTTELTON. Arawa. to leavo London June 22. Corin thic. left London May 25. Muritai, left London May 31.' Orari, left London June 6. Rangatira, to leavo London July 5. AT DCNEDIN. Ascot, left St John April 23; left i Capetown May left Sydney June . 28. Anglo Patagonia, left New York on Juno 2. Dalhanna, to leave New Vork. Den of Glamis. left New York Mnv 36. Duncrag. left Livernool March 10. Mataura, to leave Seychelles. Mimiro, left New York April 18; arrived Melbourne June 12; to leave Sydnev July -'4. Nairnshire, left Liverpool May 6. Parthenia, left New York March 29; /arrived at Auckland June 22. Susses, left Livernool Jimo 2. Waimate, left Montreal June 5. W. H. Talbot., to leave Coliimhi.-i River. Blenheim,' fo •leave Maiden 'Island. Cnon Breton,' to ■".leave N*"v YWi-k Walkum. to \ Pavn \ ew York. • Marechal de Gontaut. left Port- ■ land", June 28. Karamea, to leavo Montrenl June 15. Cane Orto?al, to \o!ivn Ne-v York about June 19. Surrey, left Liverpool Juno 27. Willesden. to leave Montreal July 15. Orari. Wt London June *). KsilKsir*. to 'Mfo'TVinHnn August 1. Rangatira, to leave London early" in July. Tomoana, to leave New York July 10. Whakarua, to leave London July 6. HOMEWARD ROUND. ■ Strathendrick, left Wellington April 23 for-New York. Whakarua, left Wellington May 3. Rakaia.' left Lyttelton May 12; and Montevideo June 5 ' ' Norfolk, left M,„ if, Kh Q rf| . left Auckland May 18; left Rio ,T llno jj" Indrabarah, left Wellington May 19 Rbtorua, _ left Wellington Mav 31 • left Montevideo June 19. Aorangi, left Auckland June 3. Opawa, left Tokoimru Bay June 8; aruved Montevideo Julv 1. Niwaru, left Auckland June M lonic, loft Wellington Juno 17. PafcehY left Dunodin June 17 for Australia to load! Morayfhire, left Lyrtolton .Turin 21. Tokomarn. left' Auckland June 22. left Auckland June 27. Turakina, left Weflimrton Juno 29. b PROJECTED DEPARTURES. FROM AUCKLAND. Matatua, July 22. fHDM WELLINGTON Athenic,- July 13. Tongariro, July 27. «> IMPORTS. Per 6.5. Wimmera, from Sydney via Auckland: 1630 bags sugar, 47 cases sugar 160 sacks sugar, 10 bales leather, 139 boxes butter, 20 cases fruit, 8 hogsheads syrup 50 drums oil, 20 cases jam, 13 cases cartridges, '89 sacks hides, 110 sacks maize 85 sacks frozen sundries, 25 hides, 16 cases matches, 16 cases meats, 7 bundles pipes, 40 'boxes soap, 9 boxes confectionery, quantity empty returns and sundries. SHIPPING TELEGRAMS. ' OMAPERE, July 1.-Arrived: Holmdale (7.15 a.m.), from CastleclilF. ' Sailed: Claymore (2 p.m.) and Reliance, scow, for Onehunga. AUCKLAND, July I.—Arrived: Ngatoro, from Greymouth. Sailed: Maitai, for San Francisco; Monowai, for southern pons; Squall, for Tolaga Bay and Gisborne; Waikonini, scow, for Waikokopu; Haerc, scow, for Kairara.—July 2: Arrived: Mokoia, from soutlrerii ports; Maheno (9.30 a m.). from Sydnev, with an English mail. Sailed: Haupiri", for Wellington, via East Coast ports. WELLINGTON, July 2.-Arrivcd: Duncraig, barque (9.30 a.m.), from Liverpool. LYTTELTON, July 1.-A«ived: Maori (6.5 a.m.), from Wellington; Tarawera (8.25 a.m.), from Dunedin.—July 2—Arrived: Mamari :(8 a.m.), from Tort Chalmers; Mararoa (11.50 a.m.), Trom Wellington. OAMARU, July I.—Arrived: Kowhai (midnight), from Dunedin.

BLUFF, July I—Arrived: Drayton Grange (6 a.m.). from Dunedin. SYDNEY, July I.—Saikd: Manuka (3.30 p.m.), for Wellington. MELBOURNE, July 2. - Arrived: Moana, from Bluff. NEWCASTLE. July . 2.—Sailed: Brisbane, for New Zealand. THE DIRECT STEAMERS. LONDON, July 1.-Arrived: Whakatane, from Auckland. MONTEVIDEO, July 1. - Arrived: Opawa, from Tokoinaru Bay Tlie Wimmera, from, Sydney, via Auckland and East Coast ports, reached Dunedin at 10 a.m. yesterday, and was berthed at the Lower Jetty street whaj-f. She had an exceptionally _ stormy passage across from Sydney,. particulars of which have already been published in telegraphic despatches. She left Sydney at 6 p.m. on the 21st June, and arrived at Auckland at 4 a.m. on the 26th, leaving next day and calling at tho usual coastal ports, and arriving as above. On the run down the coast she experienced strong to moderate southerly winds and eea. The steel screw steamer John Hadie, with the balance of a cargo of case oil from Philadelphia, arrived at the Victoria wharf about 2 p.m, yesterday. Sho comes to tho agency of Messrs Goliin and Co., and has made calls at Brisbane, Auckland, Wellington, and Lyttelton, putting out part of her cargo at each port. Her gross tonnage is 4372 tors, and sho is a substantial-looking beat of the tramp class. - '• The Corimra. which left Dunedin last evening on her usual northern time-table run, will, on her return trip, escort tho Tukapuna to Port Chalmers for repairs. .The auxiliary schooner Huanui left Dunedin on Saturday morning, and came to anchor at Carey's Bay, where she is -waiting a favourable wind to get away to tho Camptell Islands with stores for the whaling party. Tho Mamari left Lyttelton early on Saturday morning to put out the balance of her Home cargo. The Waitemata came up to town from Port yesterday morning to put out the remainder of her Newcastle coal. The Warrimoo arrived at tho cross wharf about 7.30 a.m. on Saturday, She left Sydney at 2 p.ni. last Saturday, and was four days on the passage across the Tasman Sea. _ From Monday morning till arrival at Wellington on Wednesday afternoon strong head winds and heavy seas were encountered. She left Port yesterday afternoon, after tho arrival of tho 2.30 train from town, for Bluff, Hobart, aird Melbourne. Tho Inveroargill arrived from .Stewart Island on Saturday night, and tho' Kotare left the same evening for the same port. Mr Sherrington, chief officer of the Mimiro, is now acting master, owing to Captain U'Quecn going ashore at Canetown through illness. The Mimiro left New York on April 18, arrived at Melbourne on Juno 12, and is to leave Sydney tomorrow for Auckland and southern ports. The Hauroto is to be employed in the coal trade for a few trips, and will load coal at Westport this week for Wellington. The Te Anau will leave Port to-day for Wellington to act as a relieving boat while some of the company's northern and West Coast steamers undergo overhaul. CaptamCollins is relieving Captain Vint, of the Waitomata, who conies ashore for one trip. The steamer Putiki, which arrived off Westport bar early last week, was unable to get in for two or three days,' and, having only 24 tons of bunker coal left, she endeavoured to get back to Nelson. All the wooden fittings'and the wood off the after hatch had to bo burned for fuel. Nelson was reached in safety, and wjien the weather had moderated and a supply of coal had been taken on board a fresh start was made. OVERLAND PASSENGERS SATrmrj.vr's Throtjrh Tiiatss. For Dunedin from the South.—Mrs Bews and children, Mrs J. M'Kenzie, Mrs F. Milnes, Mrs James, Mrs M'Donald, Mr and Mrs Fraser. From Dunedin for the South—Miss L. Henderson, Miss F. Ridgor, Miss D. Mocaulay,- Mrs Brooking, -Miss Brooking, Mr 11. A. Hcdley, Mr H. Lightband, Mr and Mrs G. Sligo.