SHIPPING.

Otago Daily Times, Issue 15736, 12 April 1913, Page 8

SHIPPING.

PHASES OF THE HOOH. AIBIL. Sew moon „. .„ ,„ ,„ 7 6.13 a.n Hrst quarter „ „. ... i_ „ 14 6.9 p.ir Fall moon _ „ ,|, ,_ „21 8.3 a-" **st quarter _ „ .1 L. ~ 28 EJ9p.n Htß SOT. Rises to-dsy at 5.45 cm.; sets at 5.34 p.m. ' Bises to-vmaaw at (L 47 a-m.; sets at 5.32 p.m. THE WBATHEB. , April 11.—8 a-m.: Wind ItE.; fine. Noon: Wini TSX.; fine to rain.. 6 pjn.: Wsnd S.E.; rain. 8 ajn. Noonr-1 p.m .Barometer -. ... ~. ~ 29.75 29.70 29.7' Thermomate _. _, _ 4& 65 GO HIGH WATER. April IS— a.m. p.m • At Tatoroa Head* „ _ „. ... G.3G 7.S -. At Port OhabMm .... 7.1G l.i ■ At Dunedin _ „ „ 7.46 8.1 April IJ- . At Taiaioa- Heads ._ _ 7.33 8.1 At Port Cbaknem „ ... .„ ... 8.18 8.5 At Dunedin- _. „ ... 8.48 9.2. WEAIHEE EEPOETS. (PEB TT3ITED P8233 Assootitioit.) WEIiDrGTON, April 11. Tho following ars too weather reports al I jwn^— Wind. Bar. Ther. Weather Capo Maria. .„ S., light 30.30 67 Fine Bussell .„ W., light 30.25 69 Fiue W.,breezo 30.30 60 Cloudy Auckland _ S.W., Ireah 30.33 63 Pair Tauranga „ 8.W., fresh 30.17 Gi Fine East Caps _ W., ireah 29.36 65 Hazy Gisborno _. N.W., light 29.02 66 line Napier ... ._ W., Iresh 30.00. GO Pine Oastlepoint ... NX-, gale 29.95 60 Cloudv Wellington ... NX., Iresh 29.99 58 Overcast '. New Plymouth W., fresh 30.15 58 Overcast Cape Egmont... W.Jf.W., light 30.19 59 Cloudy Wanganui ... NX., light 30.15 60 Overcast Farewell Spit... W.,galo 30.06 60 Hazy Cape Fouliviud IF., breeie 30.02 56 Fair Wcstport ... SX, iraah 30.15 58 Gloomy Stephen Island W., fresh 30.10 59 Hazy Cape Campbell W., fresh 29.99 62 Gloomy Kaiionra ... W.S.W., light 29.81 59 Gloomy Akaroa light... NX., fresh 29.70 67 Gloomy Nuggets S.W., treah 29.56 46 Showery Bluff W.SX, light 29.8G 52 Showery WEATHER FOEECAST. Tie following aro the official weather snmmarj and forecast:—"The barometer has fallen conadorably in (ho south, and strong westerly winds now prevail, witi fair to cloudy weather in the north, but gloomy and showery weather in the south. Present indications are ii?r strong westerly winds generally, with unsettled and cloudy weather, with rain probable southward of Kawhia and Cistlepoini. The barometer has a falling tendency everywhere, though a temporary rise is now taking place in tho south. A westerly low-pros-sure area is due to pass in tho south in the early part of next week, witi -unsettled weather." ARRIVALS. , Monowai, s.s. (7.10 a.m.), 3434- tons. Edwin, from Auckland, via East coast ports. Union Steam Ship Company, agent. Passengers; Mrs Hawgate, Misses Stevens, Watson, Wishart, Arlidge, Mair. Messrs Hawgate, Reynall, Reynolds, Saul, Kelly, Ooull, Fothergill, Kenniburgh, Chisholm, Pyrke; 17 steerage. Storm, s.s. (3.40 p.m.), 186 tons, Radford, from Lyttelton. Tapley and Co. agents. DEPARTURES. Kotare, b.3. (noon), 14-1 tons, Treurn, for Waikawa, Keit'n Ramsay, agent. Poherua, s.s. (8.10 a.m.), 1175 tons, Invin, for Oamaru. Union Steam Ship Company, agent. Clan Menzies, s.s. (4.15 p.m.), 3253 tons, Anderson, for Timaru. Tapley and Co., agents. Monowai, s.s. (5.15 p.m.), 3434 tons, Edwin, for Auckland, via East Coast ports. -Union Steam Ship Company, agent. Pas- - sengers: For Lyttelton—Miss Joseph, Mesdamee Gardner, Begg, Messrs Gardner, ■ Alexander, Dougherty, and three steerage. •Fo r Wellington—Misses Stewart, Blanoy,' Worrall. Mesdnmes Blaney. Littlo, Messrs Coulfe, Little, J. H. Fnwer, and four steer-'' age. For Napier—Mesdames Chisholm, Williams, Messrs Gonld, Chisholm. For Gisborno—Miss Dickinson. For Auck.'and'Miss Birch, Mr and Mrs Hall, and seven steerage. EXPECTED ARRIVALS. From Sydney (via Auckland).—Maitai ' (connects with Maheno), April 13. From Sydney (via Wellington).—Moeraki, ■ April 12. From Melbourne!— Manuka, April 15. From Auckland.—Mokoia, April 17. PROJECTED DEPARTURES. For Sydney (via Auckland).—Maitai (connects with Maheno), April 15. For Sydney (via Wellington).—Manuka, April 16. For Melbourne.—Moeraki, April 13. For Auckland—Mokoia, April 18. OVERSEA VESSELS TO ARRIVE. AT AUCKLAND. Glenetive; left New York January 30. Whakatane, left St. John February 15; arrived Melbourno April 10. Indrabarah, left London February 13; arrived Melbourne March 25. Briez Izel, left New York February 7. Nerehana, left London February 24; arrived Melbourno April 10. Kia -Ora, left St. John March 3, due May 12. 'Surrey, left Liverpool March 4. Courtfield, left New York March 2. Kaipara, left London March 2. Rimutaka, left Liverpool March 15. Muritai, left London March 21; duo May 18. Aberlour, left New York March 25. Braunenfels. left New York March 25. Karamea, left Liverpool March 29. Crown of Toledo, left New York March 31. Waiwera, loft London April 4. . . AT WELLINGTON-. Glenetivo, left New York January 30. Whakarua, left London January 29; arrived Auckland April 9. Whakatane, left- St. John February 15; arrived Melbourne April 10. Indraharah, left London February 13; arrived Melbourne March 25. Briez Izel. left New York February 7. Nerehana, left London February 24; arrived Melbourne April 10. lonic, left London March 1; left Capetown March 23. Kaipara, left London March 2; arrived Capetown March 25. Kia Ora, left St. John March 3. Courtfield, left New York March 2. Surrey, left Liverpool March 4. Marere, left London March 11. Ruapehu, left London March 15; left Capetown April 6. Muritai, left London March 21. Rimutaka, left London March 15. Braunenfels. left New York March 26. Karamea, left Liverpool MaTch 29. Wan', dera, left London April 4. Crown of Toledo, left New York March 31. Indrapura, left London April 10. AT LTTTELTO.V. Glenetive, left New York January 30. Tongariro, left London February 9; left Capetown March 3. Collingham.'left New York January 10; arrived Lyttelton April 9. Whakatane, left St. John February 15; arrived Melbourne April 10. Indrab.irah, left London February 13; Melbourne March 25. Briez Izel. left New York February 7. Nerehana, left London February 24; arrived Melbourno April 10. lonic, left London March 1; left Capetown March 23. Kia Ora, left St. John March 3. Surrey, left Liverpool March 4. Courtfield, loft New York March 2. Ruapehu, left London March 15: left Cawtown April 6. Rimutaka. left Liverpool March 15. Athenie. left London March 23. Brauricnfels, left New' York March 26. Karamea left Liverpool M.iirft 29. Crown of Toledo,' left New York March 31. AT DUNEDIN. Barenfels. left New York January 26, and Lyttelton April 11. Glenetive, left New York January -30. Whakatane, left St. John February 15; arrived Melbourne April 10. Whaknrua, left London Jamiarv 29; arrived Auckland April 9. Collintrham, left New York January 10; arrived Lyttelton April 9. Briez Izel, left New York February 7. Neronano' left London February 24. Kia Ora, left Sfl' John March 3. Surrey, loft Liverpool March 4. Courtfield, loft New York Mareh 2 Rimutaka left Liverpool March 15. P.rnuncnfrlc, left Now Vnrk March 26 Triton, barque, from Maiden Island, karamea, left Liverpool March 29. Crown of Toledo, left New York March 31. OUTWARD BOUND. Turakina. left Wellington February 7 Star of England, loft Wellington February 26. Orari, left Wellington February 27. Clan Granc, left Auckland March 6. Remuera. left Wellington March 7; arrived Rio do Janeiro March 29. fcaikoura, left Woilington March 8; arrived Montevideo March 29. Matatua, left WpMineton March 13. Westmeath, left Wellington March 17. Arawa, left Wellington March 20; left Montevideo April 9. Buteshire, left Lyttelton March 27. Star of Ireland, . left Wellington April 2. Waimatn, left Wei•lington April 2. Indralema. left Wellington Anr'.l 3. Rnnhino, left Wellington Anril 3. Tyrone, left Wellington April 6. Waimana. left Auckland April 7. PROJECTED DEPARTURES. PnOll WELLINGTON. Tokomaru, April 12. Tainui, April 17. Tongariro, April 24. Rangatira, April 30. Essex. April 30. Rotorua, May 1. Pakeha, May 2. lonic, May 15. Ruapehu, May 29. Norfolk, May 30. Athenie, June 12. Paparoa, Juno 26. Remuera, July 24. <» SHIPPING TELEGRAMS. OMAPEP.E, April It-Arrived: Clay more, from Onehunga, . AUCKLAND, April 11.-Arrived: Norfolk (0.50 p.m.), from Bimbury. Tho Makura ia expected at about 11 a.m., and the Macedonia about 6 a.m. to-morrow. WELLINGTON, April 11.-Arrived: Maunganui (5.30 a.ni.), from Lyttelton: Maitai (7.15 R.m.), from Napier; Maori (7.43 a.m.), from Lyltelton.—Sailer!; Maunganui (5.15 p.m.), for Sydney; Maori (8.15 p.m.), for Lyttalton,

PIOTON, April 10.-Arrived: Essex (10 pjn.), from Port Chalmers. LYTTELTON, April 11.—Arrived; Pakeha (5.55 a.in.), from ■Wellington; Moeraki (7.40 a.m.), from Wellington; Barcnfels (7.45 «), from Wellington; Mflraroa (8.20 a-m.j, from Wellington; Cygnet (8.35 a.m.), from Kaikoura; Petone, from Gisborno. Sailed: Annie- Hill, schooner (L2O p.m.), for Kaikoura; Yallaroi, ship (150 p.m.), for Newcastle; Moeraki (4-45 p.m.), for Dunedin; Maratoa (6.30 p.m.), for Wellington; Canopus. for Weetport. . TIIVIARU, April 11—Arrived: Kaituna (9 a.m.), from Edithburg; Waitemata (6. p.m.), from Newcastle. OAMARU, April 11—Arrived: Poherua (1 p.m.), from Port Chalmera. SUVA, April 11,-Arrived: Sutlej,' from Calcutta SYDNEY, April 11.-Arrived: Thora, from New Zealand; Maheno (11 a,m.), from Auckland. THE DIRECT STEAMERS. The local agents have received word that the Arawa. which left Wellington on March 20, left Montevideo on April 9. The Invercargill is duo to-morrow with a cargo of timber from Waikawa, Tho Kotare sailed yesterday for Waikaia, where she will load timber for Dunedin. \ Tho Poherua eailed early yesterday morning from Dunedin for Greymouth, via way ports. Itao nexrt direct steamer to arrive hero will bo the Shaw, Savill liner Zealandic, which is expected to reach this port about April 23, from London direct. The Shaw-Savill r liner Waiwera left London on April 4 for Auckland, Wellington, and Timaru, and is due at Auckland about May 22. The Monowai arrived oariy yesterday morning from _ Auckland, via East Coast ports, and, having arrived a day lato owing to bad weather up north,..'the vessol'sailed again last evening to make up her lost time. The Storm arrived yesterday afternoon from the norifn and anchored in the powder, ground to discharge explosives. Lato in the evening she came up to town to load cargo for northern ports. _ Tho Flora left Timaru yesterday for Wellington direct to load sheep for Lyttelton, and is due hero about tho middle of next week. The Moeraki is due early this morning from Sydney, via' Cook Strait. She will sail from Port Chalmers to-morrow afternoon for Melbourne, via Bluff and Hobart. After enjoying holiday leave, Mr A. Brooks rejoined the Haupiri at Auckland yesterday as chief officer, i'ne other officers reverting to their former grades. Owing to tho Calliope dock, at Auckland, being closed for repairs, the Union Company has decided to send tho turret steamer Koromiko to_ Sydney for survey and overhaul. After this, is completed the Koromiko will proceed to Newcastle to load for New Zealand ports. ,

After loading a largo quantity of «00l for London the steamer Clan Menzies eailed last evening for Oamaru and other northern loading ports. Following tho practice of other vessels of that line, tho Clan Menzies loaded concentrates,, at Port Pirie before coming to New Zealand for final loading. Tlie Vacuum Oil Company's chartered steamer Collingham was expected to leave Lyttelton yesterday for Dunedin. After completing discliarge of her case oil from New York, the Collingham will proceed to Newcastle to load for America.

Tho Maitai has been delayed at Wellington' this week to await southern consignments of fruit ex Navua from tho islands. She will therefore omit calling at Lyttelton this trip, and is due here to-morrow afternoon from Wellington direct. Tho Waitomo, which is now discharging 5000 tons of Newcastle coal at Leja, is expected to reach Dunedin early next week. She is at present retaining' her old name, Gilford, and on arrival at this port sho will be re-named Waitomo.

The National Mortgage Company received cablo advices yesterdat- notifying the departure of the Karamea from Liverpool on March 29 for Auckland, Wellington, Lyttelton, and Dunedin. She is due at Auckland about May 20. The Pakeha is expected to leave Lyttelton either this evening or on Monday next for Port Chalmers or Dunedin, tho latter contingency depending upon tho vessel's draught. Sho has 1600 tons of London cargo for this port, and after completing her discharge sho will load about 4000 bales of wool and a largo quantity of frozen mutton.

The Government cable-repair steamei Tutanekai was re-oommissioned at Wellington on Wednesday in preparation for the visit of H.M.S. Now Zealand. Captain Post's officers are: Chief, Mr J. M'Konzie (ox Haupiri); second, Mr D. M'Lcay (ex Wakatu); Mr W. L. Leers (ex Awaroa); chief engineer, Mr J. Macphersou; second, Mr I). M'lntyro (ex Red Pine); third, Mr W. Watson (ex Alexander); fourth, Mr R. A. Gibson.

Particulars concerning tho output and export of coal at Westport for tho month of March are as follow:—Westoort Coal Co-Output 49,619.3 tons, export 48.990.16 tons; Westport-Stockholm Coal C 0.—5984.4 tons, export 5939.8 tons; State Coal Mines —Output 3565.6 tons, export 3410.10 tons. Total output for tho month, 59,205.1 tons; total export, 58,371.0 tons. Of tho output, 3003 tons wero shipped to Melbourno by the s.s. Katoa. The export of timber for the month was 71,807 surier. feet. During tho month 86 steamors, representing 40,463 tons entered the port, and 88 steamers representing 47,339 tons, loft the port, in all representing a total tonnage of 93,807.

Advices received at ■■ Sydney state that several more vessels well known in Australian waters have changed owners. Tho best known of tho fleet is perhaps tho four-masted steel barquo Hinemoa, 2203 tons register, built by tho Russells at Greenoch in 1890. She went to British' buyers for £8250, and tho steamer South Australia, one of the Lowther, Latta fleet, built in 1899, also retains the British flag, and changed bands at £35,500: whilst the steamers Gorgistan and Nigaristan, owned by Messrs F. G. Strick and Company (Ltd.), of London, wero acquired by tho Hamburg-America Company for £75,000 each.