SHIPPING.

Otago Daily Times, Issue 16946, 7 March 1917, Page 4

SHIPPING.

Kfffl-SBS-OF-THESJHXBir. HSBCGBL Tirst quarter _ _ _, >l *I4wan,? i l'ull moon .„ __._...._ ,_ 3 £L2B-ajo. i' Lm.t quarter «. — _». ... _, 17 03 juii. ' New moon ... ._ ....<>».. _.'"23 3.3fc-p:m. '; rirst quarter ... ... _ „ ... 30 1f1.6. t p.m. % THE EOS. Hiscs -to-dayst 8.57 ajn-4 «ete.>at«&*Upin. THE "WEAIHE&. tlaroh <L—B Calm.; ogeasaeb. TStoaa? 1J3J..•wreeze, lighbj .otenr. 5 paste- XJC-taees©,- .light; overcast. 8-Tum. Noon. &p.m. Barometer .- -... ..«., _ HX2B SO3B 3023 'Jliermomcter ._ 66 CO 60 HHJH" WiCEEa. March 7— . bjb. yuca. . At Taiaros Beads „ ,_.. _~ 1.30 1.49 At Port OUolmexs *_ _. . -4JO %23 1 At Dunedin ______ 2:40 2.59 WEATHER lUEPOKTS. (Phb TJXrzcxD £kess Assoctahok.) WEtOQ March-G. Tho foUowing am the -weather reports at ■4 p.m.:— Bar-Ther. weather. CapeMarU.._ K3L,!resh 30.21 73 Cloudy Ilnnsell ... ._ fresh 30.24 71 CloudyManukanH. _ breeze 30.30 70 Pino Anekland ... N.E., light 3028 70 Fair Taarunga _ Calm 30.33 72 Cloudy East Cope _ S_, breeze 30.30 GO Cloudy Gisborne _ S.E., light 30.31 B2 Pair Napier „ 8.. light 30.47 GO Overcast Castlepolnt ... 8.W., light 3ff.32 65 CSloudy Wellington ... 8., breeze 30.37 65 Pair New l'lymooth S., breeze .10.31 60 Pino Capo Egmont.. S.S.K., light 30-31 69 Cloudy Wanganul ... S., breeze 30.27 70 Pair lorewell Spit.. K., light 30.41 70 Pino CapeFoulwldd W., light 30.38 65 Cloudy «rcymouth ... S.W, light 30.34 Gl Pino Stephen Island SJS., light 30.42 60 Fine Capo Campbell S.E., light 30.37 63 Pino Kaikpura ... 8., Ugh* 3(U7 m j^ Akaroa ugbt... N.E., light 30.43 58 Pine NuggeU _ W-' U BK 30.30 56 Olpudy BluH ~ ... 8.W., light 30.38 59 Cloudy WEATHER FORECAST. The following are tho official weather eummary and. iorecast:— '* Anti-oyclonio conditdone havo ruled, with iair to cloudy weather generally, and moderate to strong easterly winds havo predominated. Present indications aro for moderate to Strong easterly winds, backing to northerly in tho northern districts, and freshening northcrlies ruling elsewhere shortly. Expect increasing haze and .cloudiness, with a falling barometer everywhere coon." ' ARRIVALS. Poherua, s.s. (7.25 a.m.), 1175 tons, Scott, irom Westport and Oamaru. Union Steam Snip Company, agent. Amokura, Government training ship (3.30 p.m.), 805 tons, Hooper, from Akaroa, New Zealand Government, agent. <»> SHIPPING TELEGRAMS. WELLINGTON, March 6.—Arrived'firopuki (7,30 a.mj and Mararoa (8.50 a.m.). from Lyttelton; Kaipati (9.15 a.m.) and Putiii (noon), from Wanganui. Sailed: Mapourika (3.15 pjn.), for Picton, Nelson, and. West Coast; Alocraki (6 p.m.) for Lyttelton Sailed: Mararoa (7.50 p.m.), for . Lyttelton. Passengers: Misses Ryan, Applegate, Bayley, Joyce, Mesdames Ridston, itollestdn, Sinere, Dow, King, Joyce, Price • Randall, Bead, Handley (2), Messrs Rolleston, Gabbett, Salmond, Pape, Morgan, Humphrey, Brown, Friedlander; Smith, t ' Harrope, Snow, Piper, Mansen, MTaßgart, Leny, Robertson, M'Aulav MELBOURNE, March 5. — ArrivedWanganui, bai-qucntiho, from Whangarei. NEWCASTLE, March 6.-Arrived: Xurow, from Auckland. SYDNEY, March 6.—Arrived: Manuka (9.30 a.m.), from Wellington. -0 Tho Monowai which was to havo left Auckland yesterday, will not now get away till to-day, and is therefore not expected here till Monday morning—a <fay late. The Waipori will leave Timaru to-day for Auckland with cargo from Dunedin, Lyttelton, and Timaru. Tho Corinna, which left Wellington at 10 pan. on Monday, is due hero this morning, and will sail again to-morrow for New Plymouth, via way ports. , The Rosamond, which sailed from Westi portion Monday, was to leave Greymouth last night for Dunedin and Bluff. From Bluff sho will proceed to Timaru a©d Wellington. ', t / The Kaiapoi left Greymonth at 7.40 p.m. ; on Monday for Melbourne, and! is to re- ' turn with general cargo for Bluff, Dunedin, and Lyttelton. The Poherua, which arrived yesterday morning from Oamaru, is to sail to-day for Jumaru, Westport, and Greymouth. Mr G. B. Corby, late second officer on tho Monowai, _'ia's joined the Kowhai as chief officer, relieving Mr 8011, who comes ashore to sit for examination for a master's certi- , ficato. x __ The Wimmera, from Wellington direct » expected hero early this morning. She ■will leave at 2 o'clock to-morrow for Sydney, via Auckland. Sho brings 600 tons of general cargo for this port, and will load : outward cargo. •.'.■". Tht Government training steamer Amokura arrived! at Port Chalmers yesterday afternoon from Akaroa for a stay of a few days before sho proceeds on her crujso to outlying islands. Tho barquo Antiope, which has been refitted after her stranding at Bluff, will proceed, in fulfilment of a charter fixed beforo tho mishap, to Newcastle, and thenco to the West Coast of South America. Her further movements have not yet boon fixed as tho necessary permission applied for from tho Government has still to bo granted