SHIPPING.

Otago Daily Times, Issue 15303, 17 November 1911, Page 4

SHIPPING.

PHASES OP TIIE MOON. • KOTEWisn. Pull moon ... „ 7 8.18 a.ta. Uit quarter ... ]J 8.50 p.a. Hi* taoon « „ 21 6.10 LIB. First quarto S3 1-13 P- m * THE BDU. R!sc« to-day at tJO sum.; eets si 7.16 pjn. THE VTEATHEB. November 16.—8 s.m.: Wind variable; fine. Kocn: Wind K.E.; overcast. 8 p,m.: Wind N.E.; overcMt 8 a.m. Noon. 5 p.m. Barometer ... ... ... ... 29.75 33.65 23.56 Tbennomttor ... 43 61 58 Hiorf WATEtL . November 17— a.m. p.m. ■At TtUroa Heois ... 0.13 P. 37 At Port Chalmers ... 0.53 1.7 At Duncdin ... 1.5! 1.37 WISATHKH HEPOBTS. (Fsn UsiTtu Pitisa a.iscciatiot.i WELLEfGTOJf, November 15. Th 6 following are tbo reports ol tho weather at 4 p,m.:— Wind Bnr. Tber. Wnither. Caps Itsria... S.W.. fresh 20.01 63 Hazy Btuiell ... W.S.W., iresh 33.58 68 Fine Manakau H. 8.W., fresh 29.93 63' Misty Auckland ... S-ff.,fresh 53.30 H Fair Taotanga ... S.W., fresh 29.81 66 Fair East Cap# 8.E., frc?h M.BO 70 Fine Kapler ... fresh 23.75 CG Fair Wellington- S., light 53.83 61 Fair. Castlepolnt... S.W., breeia 23.85 66 Cloudy How Plymouth 8.W., fresh 23.00 G2 Fine' Wariganui ... N.ff., light 23.83 CC Fair Cape Farewell X.W., light 29.83 60 llazy Caps Foulwind 6.W., fresh 23.81 S3 Overcast Westport ... breezo Nit 57 Fuir Stephens 15... E., light 23.82 56 Fine Cape Campbell S., Iresh 23.83 63 ilaiy Kaikoora S.S.E., fresh 23.77 63 Fair Akarea Light 8., fresh ■ 29.73 52 Gloomy Nuggets ... N.E., breeze 23.68 52 Bjin Bin? x., Iresh 23.55 55 Overcast Capt'Egmsat S.W., light 23.91 63 Cloudy

WEATHER FOBECASTS. The .following is the IWr. D. C. Bates's weather summary and forecast:—"Tho barometer has risen everywhere wl(h southerly winds, strong to a gale, but a change Is already taking place In the southernmost districts, where the barometer has already commenccd to fall. Showers have fallen in piaay parts ol the country, and cool weather hat been eiperienced generally, l'rcscnt indications are ior a chaage, westerly winds, backing to aortlierlx, and freshening in most parts of the country. Tho barometer will probably fall everywhere shortly, with increasing haze and cloudiness, especially in the sonth, where a lo* pressure is likely to pass about Sunday." Mr J. W. Paulin telephoned at D.SO last evenIng E.N.K. to X.W. winds, changing to S.W., and heavy rains." ' • ARRIVALS. Ayrshire, s.s., 7749 tons, Page, from West of England porta, via Auckland, Wellington; and Lyttelton. Turnbull, Martin, aria ' Co.. agents .' r (ilokoia,. 5.5.,. 3502 tons, Harris, from Auckland, via. ports. U.S.S. Co., agents. Passengers: Misses Bishop, Kinmont, Kiiner (5, Livingstone, Clarko, Spodding. Sktbr Etheleen, Mesdamos Merriless, Murphy, Hailott, Galvln, Shand and two children. Glover, Yinoont, Livingstone, Marshall, Clarke, Mears Morrison, Wilson, (vsmpbcll, Yincent, Buchanan; and 21 in the steerage.

, ' SHIPPING TELEGRAMSL

AUCKLAND, November 16.—Arrived: Monowai, from southern ports. WELLINGTON, Nortralwr 16.—Arrived: Attiemo (3.00 'p.m.), froiu i'oit Chaimen. —-Soiled- Wnrrimoo (7 p.m.), lor Lyttel- . ton; Duncdin, Bluff, Ilobart, and Melbourne. Passengers: For Lyttelton—Miss Manning, Messrs Brodio, Mac Donald, l'odtsbiiiy (2), Scott, Manning. For Dunediii—Misk's Caldor. M'Nab, Mrs Stuart, Mr Rogers. For filuff—Mrs Haigh and two children. . For Melbourne—Mrs Do Rouiy, Mcssra Do Renzy, Eaton. —Sailed: Mararoa (8 p.m.), for Lyttelton. Passengers: Misses Brooke, Wright, Burbufih, Wood, Mesdames Wright, Wood, Mills and child, Messrs Smith, Hinora, Swirlos, Winter, Balakian, Ruudle, Patterson, Mills (2). Free.

LYTTELTON, November 15.—Arrived: Maori (6.55; p.m.), from Wellington; Koonya, from Timaru; Cygnet, from Kaikoura.—Sailod: Turakuia,-. for Wellington; Wanaka,' for, Westport; Kairaki, for Gi3borne; Maori, for' Wellington, with 250 passengbrs; Koonya for Wellington, New Plymoutli,- Westport, and Greymouth; Ulimaroa, for Sydney, via Wellington. BLUFF, November 16.—Sailed: Ariel, barque,-for Melbourne. SYDNEY,, November' 16.—Sailed: Maheno (5 p.m.), for Auckland.

THE DIRECT STEAMERS.

MELBOURNE, November 16.—Arrived Marcre, {rem London.

The Aparima arrived at Calcutta on Tuesday, and sails from thoro about the end of this month for Now Zealand ports. The Karori is to leave Sydney next week with cargo for' Buff, Duncdin,'and Timaru. The Clan Ogilvy, 2MI tons, has been chartered to load jarrah at Bunbury for New Zoiland ports. .Tho Pakeha will proceed lo Port Chalmers to-day to discharge eornc railway material, and will probably sail- on Suwlay for Lyttelton, where she will complete tho discharge of her London cargo. Mes?re Swift .and Co. havo received advices stating thai the Star of Australia left New York on October 15 for Now /Zealand ports, via Melbourno and Sydney, and is duo at Auckland about December 20. The Ayrshiro arrived yesterday morning from Lyttelton, and was berthed at tho Victoria wharf, whoro she will complete tho discharge of her Liverpool cargo. The Mokoia arrived yesterday afternoon from Auckland, via the usual East Coast ports, and wa.3 berthed at tho cross wharf about 2 o'clock. She will eail this afternoon on tho return trip to Auckland, via way ports. - , Tho Kittawa will complete her surrey and overhaul at Port Chalmers to-day, and iter crew will sign on this afternoon. Captain Pennington, who has been standing by the ship, will resume coimnand of tho Kittawa. which will como up to town to-mor-row morning to load for Greymouth. The harbours at Westport and Greymouth wore Hill unworkable yf6terdav morning, and over a dozen eoartal vessels were unable to -work tho ports, but a chanco for the better was expected last night. Mossrs E. D. Pike and Co., of Sydney, havo purchased the well-known Auckland sooiy Tramp. Tho latter will load a cargo

of timber at Auckland for Bydney, and on 1 arrival there she will be employed in tho Australian coastal trade. The Wimmcra is, duo hero on Sunday from Sydney, via Auckland and East Coast l>orts. Whilst in Sydney this trip sho was equipped with a wireless telegraph outfit, the latter being in charge of Air J. F. Gain, of Auckland.

Tho National Mortgage Company received advices yostcrday stating that tho new White Star liner Zeakindic loft Liverpool on November 1 on hor maiden voyage to New Zealand, via Australia. She is duo at on December 20, atid_ after calling at Wellington and Lyttolton is duo at Dunedin on January 5. Mr G.. Graham, second officer on tho Corlnna, is to transfer to a similar position

on tho Wfihaka, relieving Mr Drinkwator. . who edmei blhona far instructions. Mr J. liislop, third olfioor on tho Mauri, Ims lire ;i promoted to ensoul offc*tr oil tho C'orinn:i. Tho Ty«<? Oompui/a ciurlored stciinu-r Cranlor aim four dan at Sydnry owinp 10 th» Ktrilce whiltt cn routo to Nctv Zeal.md porta (vstn New York. Sbe is duelit Wellington to-day from Auckland, and / after disokarßo at Lyttolton sho Li duo hero

about the 26Lh inst. At tor sho completes her discharge at this port hor present darter will terminate. She will probably bo docked at Port Chalmers, and will then prooeod to New Caledonia under a new charter to load chrome oro for Europe. Tho New Zealand Shipping Company's steamer Rakaia, .commanded by Cnptain Dunn, late chief olEoer of thfc Rotorua, was to loavo Montreal on. Wednesday last for Melbourne, Svdtray, Auckland, Wellington, Lyttolton, and Dunodjn. Tho Rakaia will be tho last vessel to load at Montreal this Beason. Tho next wiling from Canada will bo thc < Waiwrra. a iiicli loads at St. John, and sails on December 15. London advices' stato that the well-known four-masted barque Lindficld, which left Adelaide on July 13, wheat-laden, and arrived at Quoenstown on W«Jne*lay, reported that sho had oncountoncd terrific weather. Two lifeboats were smashed, nnd a steward and a waman were lost overboard.