SHIPPING.

Otago Daily Times, Issue 16495, 22 September 1915, Page 4

SHIPPING.

||V - PHASES OF THB MOOS. |f|* • SUmKSZJk [jg& tMtqoartar ... I SJT «.m. a- New quarter 9 10.33 p.m.' UE- , First quarter - . n 11 6.61 p.m. f®i> Fall moon — „ 33 9.5 p.m. v. THE SDN. I Mm to-day at 6.4 uil; sets at 5.89 p.m. 1? THE WBATHEK. September ll.—B a.m.: Wind N.E.; Sue. Noon: £•' .Wind N.E.; fine to dull. st Bun. Noon. lo.m. f Barometer _ 30.08 30.09 30.12 i Thermometer _ _ 45 6Q 13 HIGH .WATEB. /■ September 23— . am p.m. At Taiaroa Heads 1.27 1.48 At Port Chalmers ... „. ... _ 2.7 2.28 f At fiunedin ... — _. „. ... 2.37 2.58 ''' WEATHEB BEPOETS. & (Pxtt USITED PRES3 ASSOCIATION.) % WELLINGTON, September 21. §p. The following are uie weather reports at Pi p.m. >- tOnd. tiskT. Tier. Wealhei. Cape Maria™ W„ light 30.24 60 Oloudy t ;.,: Jtanukau H„ S.W., breeia 30.18 .55 Cloudy wt Anokland 8. W., fresh 30.15 58 Pair L' ■ Tauranga — S.W., light 30.08 67 Pair k East Cape —. 8., fresh 29.92 51 Cloudy I Gisbbrne ... i S., m. gale 30.11 51 Cloudy < ■ Kapler ■ Variable 30.11 65 Kair ~ Oastlepolnt _ 6.VV'., breexe 30.11 51 Cloudy ?!' Welliugton ... ' 8.W., light , 30.12 55 Cloudy { Her Plymouth W., light 30.13 66, Pair y Oap« Bgmout... Calm t 30.13 -56 Cloudy vi iWanganoi ... ! Oalm 30.08 58 GHoonny Farewell Spit... W., light 30.17 67 Oloudy £, Cspe Foalwind N.W., light 30.17 58 . IVir „ I Greymouth ... W., light . 30.12 68 Fine f Stephen Island S.E., light ■ 30.15 61 Overcoat t Cape Campbell - Sought, 30.05 59 Fine ft, Kaikonra ._ N.W., light 30.05 SO Fair « Akaroa Ught— N., fresh 30.08 68 Cloudy : ■ Nuggets... ■ Fresh 29.91 71 Hazy 'i Bluff ... _ N.E., light 29.97 60 Overcast *ff wsathee FORECAST. - The following are the official weather summary and forecast:—"An area of low atmospherio presp > sure has passed off East Cape, and strong / : southerly winds hare prevailed, but with de- . creasing force to-day. The .weather has "been cold and changeable generally, with showers along the East Coast of tie North Maud. Indications are for westerly and northerly winds prevailing \ shortly and freshening southwards of New PlyW, mouth and Casttepoint, increasing haziness and [<"- cloudiness generally and aa unfavourable change ■ to follow, especially in the western districts i>nd j- in the soo&iern portion of the South Island. The barometer has a falling tendency." U* , . . ' H' ARRIVALS. *>= Invercargill, m. (4.45 a.m.), 223 tone. ? Gillies, from Stewart Island. Invercargill * Shipping- Co., agent. if Breeze, sa (1.10 p.m.), 553 _tons, Rsklt, ford, froon Wftnganui, via BluJf. Tapley >„ and Cow, agents. ig „ Kaiapoi, ba (1.25 p-m.), 2003 tons, Maw- '}'■ son, from Westport. Union Steam Ship ;.J Company, agent. , \ DEPASTURES. 1 Invercargill, as. (S-50 p.m.), 223 tons, A-" Gillies, for Bluff and Invercargill InvercarV gill Shipping Company, agent. V Te Anau, 8.6. (4 pan.), 1652 tons, for Westport, via ports. Union Steam Ship » Cdmpany, agent. C John, sjl (9J.0 P<Jn.)t 339 tons, Tellidk, H" for Wanganoi and northern ports. Keith u Kamsay, agent. Breeze, s.s. p.m.), 553 tons, Eadford, for Wanganoi, via porta. Tapley and Co., - agents

f SHIPPING TELEGRAMS.

| V WELLINGTON, September 21.—Arrived: J'c" Mararoa (8150 a.m.), from Lyttelton. Sailed: Eritona (4.45 a.m.), for Naj>ier; Mf Moeraki (4 pan.), for Lyttelton. Sailed: IV Mararoa (7.50 p.m.), for Lyttelton. Passen|y' gers: Misses Campbell (2), Bell, Sarford, Howard, Farlane, Meadames Crawley, Brady, Gough, Howard, Martin, Stanley, > Veare, Messrs Russell, Short, Crawley, Goughj Smith, Tapley, Cardale, Barl (2), Mackay,'Smith, 'Stanley, Holdaway, Miller, 3. , Boon, Bletchor, Plimmer, Macintosh; and y ' 16 steerage. % GREYMOUTH, September 21.—Sailed: jr. Kakapo (8.50 a. in.), for Sydney. fy LYTTELTON,', September 21.—Arrived: V Maori (7.40 ajn.j, from Wellington; Wim- % mera (9.5 a.m.), from Wellington; Cygnet, ■ from Akaroa.-—Sailed: Wimmera (8.30 p.m.),-for Dunedin. To sail: Maori, for V Wellington. k TIMARU, September 21.—Arrived: Shinyo Maru, fifem Japan. I' BLUFF/ September 21—Sailed: Ilford j: . (6.15 a.m.) ? for Newcastle; Calm (6.5 pan.), Sf" for Dunedin. .

- fsy - THE DIRECT STEAMERS. /

j MELBOURNE, September 21.—Arrived: Sfcar of Australia, from London. j The Kurow left Fiji for Auckland on f Monday. i 1 t The Wanaka left Bluff yesterday for i"' Napier and Gisborne. JV- / The Kaitangata will leave Westport .to- ; day for Oamaru, Timaaru, arid Dunedin. ' The Kaiapoi. with a full cargo of coal >; for the troopships, reached' Port Chalmers ;T-'early yesterday afternoon from Westport. fc? The Wimmera is due here to-day from r Melbourne, via Wellington and Lyttelton, ■, and will sail on Thursday for Melbourne, i via Bhiff. - I,' The Matatua went down to Port Ghal- - mers yesterday afternoon to commence her V homeward loading, and will sail on Friday '( morning for Oamaru, Napier, and Sydney. * Captain D. Cameron, late of. the Corinna, t' has been appointed temporary head j,; wharfinger at Dunedin for the, Union Comf pariy in place of Captain Ross, who has taken up a similar position at Westport. The Kumara will go down to Port Chal- / mers this afternoon to take in Home cargo. She is expected to leave on Friday evening for Lyttelton, Nelson, Wellington, Wanganui, Waitara, and Auckland, her final de- '/ parture being takeii from the last-named { port about the middle of the month. , The New Zealand Shipping Company's mail steamer Ruapehu left London at the j end of last week for Auckland, Wellington, Lyttelton, and Dunedin./ In accordance with the company's new programme, she will make Auckland l her first port, and is due there about November 7. The Turakina, the mail steamer next ahead of her, ( is due about October 7. , The'local office of the Tyser line has been *•; advised that the chartered steamer Aeon, i f which left New York on August 18, via Panama, is due at Lyttelton on Saturday. 1 , From Lyttelton the Aeon will come to Dunedin, and will- then proceed to Australia for final discharge. She is due here V early next week. The Commonwealth and Dominion Line's steamer Port Albany, which has been fixed 1" ■ to load for Home at various New Zealand ports, jras to have left Newcastle for Auckt land on September 14, but apparently has - met with some delay. She is expected to. arrive at Auckland some time this week, and after loading there will come south, though her programme has not yet been announoed.

THE HEBBURN.

j He Huddarfc-Parker Company's new steamor Hebburn.on her maiden voyage, is due here tomorrow with a cargo of timber V from Bunbury. She is bringing considerably , over 400,000 ft, and it is understood that the bulk of it, which will be discharged at Port Chalmers, is consigned to the Railway Department. The vessel has been taken over by Messrs G. H. Scales (Limited) on a time charter, and from this port she will proceed .to Lyttelton, Wellington, and v . Auokland. The Hebburn will undertake 5 two further journeys in the intercolonial service,' and will then load wool in New Zealand for London. She should leave here about Saturday. ' s

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