SHIPPING.

Otago Daily Times, Issue 16545, 19 November 1915, Page 4

SHIPPING.

1 PHASES 0? 188 VOOK, Koroma. New moon _....,».....- 1 TJttp.m. yirst quarter „.___._ H 10.33 ».m. Full moon _ — __-. 32 *•« *•«• Last quarter «.____ 30 S.«-«Ja. TEE BUS. Bisea te-4*y rtiSS «jm.; Beta-«fc TJB **». THE WSATHEB. November ».—8 a.ra~: Wind Nij fine. Neeo: Wini N.E.; «r«tcasi. t p*u: Wind NJB.; overoust. • e-m. Noon. * pjn. Barometer *. 29.78 29.77 .«••.•« 60 69 £7 HIGH WAZKB. November E>— »Jo. p.m. At Taiaroa Head* _ <U1 0.43 At Port Chalmers _ _ — — 1.1 1.22 At Dunedin _.._„ — .__ 1-31 W3 WEATHER BEPOBTS. (P» Onno Paaai Auoaianaar.) WELUNQIOK, November 18. Xhe loOowtng ore the weather repos» at , P " *~~ Wind. Bar. Ther. Weather. Cape Maria «, S., fresh 30J.0 68 Cloudy Bussell _ «. W.N.W., breeze 30.20 63 Overcast Atunuka*S.„. S.W.. breeze 30.25 59 Cloudy Auckland _ N.W., light 30-35 66 Cloudy Tauranga ._ S.W., light 30.20 62 Overcast Uagt Cape _ S.E., breeze 30.17 61 Overcast Napier ». N.E., light 30.34 62 Fair CasUepoint _ N.E., breeze 30.20 59 Cloudy Wellington ... N., breeze 30.18 60 Fine New Plymouth W., light 30.23 61 Fair Cape Egmont... S.W., light 30-24 60 Km IWaagonui _ S.W., light 30.25 66 Fine farewell Spit.. W., fresh 30.29 62 Fine CapeFoulwind 8.W., fresh 30.27 59 Fine Greymouth _. w., light 30 - 30 6° :ein9 Stephen Island W, light 30.25 66 Fine ' Cape Campbell N., gale 30.09 65 Fine Kaikoura _ Oalm 29.84 69 Fair Aiaroa light™ N.W„ light 29.78 64 Cloudy Nuggeta _. N.W., fresh 29.73 60 Gloomy JJlufl ._' ._ N., m. gale 29.70 68 Cloudy WEATHEB FOBECAST. The following are the official weather summary and forecast:—" The barometer has risen m the north, but has fallen in tie south, and fair to cloudy weather has prevailed everywhere. The •wmds have been variable in the north, but » freshening northerly winds now rule in and southward of Cook Strait. Indications are for freshening northerlies winds everywhere soon, with a falling barometer, increasing haziness and otoodiness, far\a change, with' rain, following in many parts or the dominion." ARRIVALS. Karon, u. (7 a-rn.), 1863 tons, Hill, from .Westport. Union Steam SJbp Company, ogent. Kotare, s.s. (10.40 a.m.), 141 tons, Han- ! xing, from Timaru. Keith Ramsay, agent. m SHIPPING TELEGRAMS. AUCKLAND, November 18.—Arrived: Kurow (6.25 a.in.), from Suva; Karu (2.50 ■p.m.), from Gdsborne, Sailed: Louisa Craig, for Melbourne, via Whangarei; Rakanoa (6.30 p.m,), for Westport. # WELLINGTON, November 18—Arrived: Mararoa (10.15 ajm.), from Lyttelton; Victoria (11.50 ajn,), from Dunedin.-r-r-Sailed: Mararoa (7.50 p.m.), for Lyttelton. Passengers: Misses Jackson, Jepeon, Willis, Corrigan, Cairns, Hick, Mesdames Amos, Carlton, Wood, Hatfcon, Burgess, Lieuts. Wilson, "Walsh, Messrs Garrod, Cooper, Anderson, Gill, Trotter, Stewart, Hatton, Young, Parkinson, Instone, Brown, StevenBan, Short; and 26 steerage. _ GREYMOUTH, November 18.—Arrived: Kahika (11.30 a.m.), from Dunedin. _ LYTTELTON, November 18.—Arrived: TJlimaroa (6.50 a.m.), Maori (7.20 a,m.), and ' Paloona (8.15 a.m.), from Wellington; Kaatangata (11 a.m.), from Timaru; John, from "Wellington; Wakatu, from Kaikoura. Sailed: Paloona (3.20 t>.m.), for Dunedm. To Sail: Maori, for 'Wellington, with 500 passengers. , . TIMARU, November 18.—Arrived: Breeze (7.30 a.m.), from Dunedin. November 18.—Sailed :Invercar- ' gill (4.20 p.m.), for Invercargill, via Stewart Island. SYDNEY, November 18—Sailed: Riverma (1.30 p.m.), for Auckland. SUVA, November 18—Sailed: Atua, for LONDON, November J.Y.—Tal Tal (Chile) advises that the Navarino, which left West- ' , port. New Zealand, on October 25, bound . for Tal TaL has arrived 1 there. ♦ : " The Whangape left Sydney yesterday for Bluff arid Dunedin. The Kahika will leave Greymouth today for Dunedin, and will leave <again on Tuesday for Gisborne wharf, via way ports. The New Zealand Shipping Company's liner Tongariro is reported to have left ' London last Friday for New Zealandr ports. TheC. and D. liner Indrapura is reported " to have left London las£ Friday for Wellington, Auckland, and Napier, via Australian ports, and is duo in tho dominion about the end of January. _ According to an Australian exchange a ■ , cable message has been received advising ' that the Huddart-Parker steamer Werribee , was despatched from San Francisco on November 1 for Wellington and Sydney. She should reach Wellington about the end of this month. It is reported that the ex-German steamer Walkure, which was sunk by German cruisers at Papeete, has been sold by the French Government to Mr J. A. Hooper, San" Francisco. The vessel is to be taken to tho Oalifornian port to have the necessary repairs effected. | It ! is expected that the oil steamer Physa will leave Timaru this evening for Dunedin, where she will put out the balance of her case oil cargo. The Kotare arrived yesterday morning from Timaru, and will saill this morning for Bluff, Invercargill, and Riverton. Tho Karori arrived early yesterday morn- ' ing from Greymouth, via Lyttelton, and after putting out portion of her cargo she went down to Port Chalmers last evening to complete her discharge. The Corinna left Wellington yesterday for Dunedin direct, and will leave again on Saturday for Bluff, thence to Dunedin, Oamaru, Timaru, Wellington, and Now Plymouth. The Wimmera will bo a day late next week arriving here from Melbourne, via Cook Strait, and her departure from Dunedin has been postponed until Thursday instead of Wednesday—her usual sailing day—for Melbourne, via Bluff. The Maitai cleared San Francisco on her due date—November 10, for Papeete. Rarotonga, and Wellington. Sho is due at Wellington on December 2, and will be docked at Lyttelton prior to leaving Wellington on . December 9 on her return trip. The Paloona is expected to arrive early this morning from Lyttelton—a day late this trip owing to the bad weather up north. Her departure has been correspondingly delayed for her return > trip, and she will' not leave Dunedin until 3 p.m. to-morrow for Auckland, via way ports. Mr L. W. Bell, late third officer of tho ' Waipori, has joined the Royal Naval Reserve, and is now on active service. He graduated in the Union Company's training ships, and was a member of the Third Reinforcements when they landed at Gallipoli. . Captain F. A. M'lndoe, secretary of the Merchant Service Guild, is at present on a visit to Dunedin in order to attend the conference with the representatives of the Union Company with a view to arriving at a settlement of various matters relating to wages, overtime, in the mercantile service in the dominion.