SHIPPING.

Otago Daily Times, Issue 16546, 20 November 1915, Page 6

SHIPPING.

THE BUS, Sbat at 4JJ sjd.; mta at ZSO p.m. Biscs to-morrow at 4-26 »jn.; sets at 7.21 p.n THE' WBATHEB. November M.—B »jn.i Wind X.W.; fine. Noon I Wind H.W.; ewrcasL 6 pja.: Wind N.W. ' showery. I - 8 a.m. Hoen. 6 pjr Barometer _ _ _ _ 29J7 29.4 2hezmoßietar _ _ „ 62 70 60 HIGH WAIEE. November SO— iwm. p.n At 'Jaiaroa Heads _ _ _ _ 1-2 1.2 At Fort Cbalmen _ _ ™ _ 1.43 2.3 At Dunedin 2.12 2.3 ' November 21— At Taiaroa Beads _ _ _ L 44 2.6 At Port 2.24 2.4 At Dunedin 2.54 3.1 WEATHEB EEPOBTS. (Tsm CjrrriD faasa Asaociincur.) WELLINGTON, November 19. The following an the weather reports a 4 p.m.:— Wind. Bar. Ther. Weather Cape Maria Otlm 30.00 65 Cloudy liussell _ ELE., freak 30.02 68 Cloudy Manuknn H.... S.W., breeze 30.00 64 l'air Auckland „ N., light 30.03 67 Pair Tauranga _ NJJ., light 30.00 63 Fair Hast Cape ~ N., light 29.95 63 Overcast Oisborne _ NJfJi., light 29.95 70 Fine Napier _ N.E., light 29.91 66 Fine f Caeilepoint .„ N.W., fresh 29.89 66 Cloudy Wellington N.N.W., fresh 29.78 61 Cloudy New Plymouth \Y., light 30.02 62 Fine Cape EgajonL- N.W., breeae 30.02 64 Cloudy .Wanganui ._ w., breeie 30.00 64 Fine farewell Spit_ N.W., fresh 29.98 CO Cloudy Cape Foulwind N.W., fresh 29.92 61 Overcast Lrreymouth ... N.W., freah 29.80 58 Showery Stephen Island VV., heavy gale 29.85 CO Cloudy Cape Campbell N., gale 29.74 63 Hazy Xalkoura _ Calm 29.55 67 Hazy Akaroa light_ Jf.W., fresh 29.C0 71 Pino Nuggeta — W., m. gale 29.43 56 Cloudy lilajf .„ „ W.3.W., m. g. 29.52 55 Showery WEATHER FORECAST. The following are.tho official weather summary and forecast: —"The atmospheric pressure hus decreased everywhere, and a westerly storm area Las developed in the south. Increased cloudiness is reported, and rain lias fallen on high lands in the eoutb. Indications are for liign northerly and westerly winds, backing to a southerly direction shortly; squally, unsettled, and colder weather with rain probable generally, lie barometer will fall further for a short time in the north, but Twill rise fast soon in tbe south." ARRIVAL. Paloona, s.s. (10 2771 tons, Norton, from Auckland via ports. Union Steam Ship Company, agent. Passengers— Mesdames Carrall, Robertson and two children, Woodward, M'Nab, Paterson and child, Ohisholm and , boy, M'Queen and three Pow, Johnston, Dixon, Honeybone, Misses Murray, M'Nab, Hen- : dcrson, Knigiit, Bull, Denniston, Edsen, < Laing, / Messrs Robinson, Woodward, Garr, Bell, Laing, Clark, Chisholm, Munro, Johnston (2), Dixon, Jacobs, Honeybone, Cameron, Huntley, Edsen, Rev. Uoates, Captain Carey; and 15 steerage. DEPARTURE. Kotara, (nooeo), 141 tons, Harming, for southern porta. Keith Ramsay, agent. SHIPPING TBtEGEAMS, AUCKLAND, November IS.—Arrived: Nereru, ketch (<L2S pan.), from Niue Island; Kaiapoi (5.45 pun.), from Newcastle. VVJiIIiiINGTON, November 18.—Sailed: Corinna poo.), for Dunedin. November 19.—AxOTed: Maori (8.30 ajn.), from Lyttelton; Taxawera (8.40 a.m.), from East Coast and Auckland; Ngakuta (8.40 a.m.), from GreymoJith; Ulimaroa (9.b5 a.m.), from Lytteltoa; Koromiko (11.35 a.m.), from Newcastle.—-Sailed: Pateena (U. 60 p.m.), for Pieton and Nelaon. bailed: Maori pan.), .for Lyttelton. Passengers: Misses Blyth, Miller, Harris, Willis,' Taylor, Morgan,' Harris, Mesdamea Mills (2), Goodman, Cox, Laird, Harris, tiarsley, Verral, Taylor, Bntler, Black, Falconer, Batches. Jones, Livingstone, M'Leod, Saunders, Boiling, Sir J. G. Ward, Messrs. Vogan, Verral, Donaldson, Allnutt, Leslie, ,-Knight, Hugh, Wade, Wliito, Scott, Atkin'eon, Butler, Booth, Jones, Perry, Campbell, Bennett, Hayee, Roberts, \Vhitecombe, Beece, Datihie, Livingstone, Guy. Gibson, M'Leod, Dawson, Rang-an, Jones, Brown, Everett, Bridge, Saunders; and 60 in the steerage. Sailed: Ulimaroa (8.30 p.m.), for Sydney. LYTTELTON, November 19.—Arrived: Wakatu (4.25 a.m.), from Kaikoiya; Breeze (6.50 a-m.), from Timaru; Mararoa (9.15 a.m,) and Orari (11.30 a.m.), from Welling- . ton. Sailed: Cygnet, for Akaroa. To i sail: Mararoa, with 200 passengers, for Wei- ; lington; Wokatu, for Kaikoura; Breeze, for j ■Wellington. \ TiMAJ&U, November 19. —Sailed: Physo (5 p.m.), for Port Chalmers. SYDNEY, November 19. — Arrived: Makura, from Auckland; Activ, barque, from Whangaroa. Sailed: Moeraki, for THE DIRECT STEAMERS. WELLINGTON, November 16. —To sail: Kaikoura (to-morrow), for London. The Corinna is due this morning from Wellington, and will sail this evening for Blulf, returning to Dunedin on Tuesday ; with a cargo of butter and cheese. The ELahika is due here on Monday from Greymouth, and will leave the following day for Gisborne, via way ports. The Koromiko arrived at Wellington last evening from Newcastle. The Wanaka will leave Timaru on Monday evening for Oamaru, Blulf, Napier, Gisborne, and Auckland.' Mr James Jack, who lhaa been acting secretary • of the Auckland local Federated Seamen's Uirion of New Zealand during the past year, has now followed in the footsteps of his predecessor, Mr R. Gordon, ' and has enlisted with the artillery section of the_ reinforoements. Having been detained at northern port 3 owing to heavy rain, lie Paloona did not reach Dunedin until yesterday forenoon. Her departure has been correspondingly delayed, and she will not Jeave until this afternoon for Auckland, via East Coast ports. It is reported that the liner Pakeha, which was to have left Liverpool on the 6th inst., is coming direct to New Zealand, and will not call at Australian ports as previously announced. She should arrive at Auckland about the end of December, and iher other ports of call will bo Wellington, Lyttelton, and Dunedin. A cable received in Sydney from London states that the wool trade is now considering the question of the tonnage available fdr the new season's Australian and Now Zealand clips. It is believed that there will be a full supply of tonnage available at the beginning of the season, though there may be some shortage later on as regards Australia, owing to the wheat demands. _ Captain Clifford is still in command of the Ruapehu, and has the following officers associated with him:—Chief, Mr R. C. Covte (late Brodmead); second, Mr J. S. Bullock (late Brodmead) ; third, Mr A. Williams (late Paparoa); fourth, Mr F. J. MacKay; chief engineer, Mr G. M. Scott; second, Mr D. Shier (late Orari); third, Mr H. C. Hailey (late Paparoa); fourth, Mr J. P. Stewart (lato Remuera); fifth, Mr W. Robertson / (late Remuera): chief refrigerating engineer, Mr J. W. Watkins; second, Mr L. S. Downes; electrician, Mr J. Wolff; surgeon, Mr A. Douglas Anderson; wireless operator, Mr N. E. Camaby (late Malwa), chief steward, Mr W. Scanes.