SHIPPING.

Otago Daily Times, Issue 17092, 25 August 1917, Page 6

SHIPPING.

IP-'.' ■ _ ■ Pi, r , * PHASES or THB MOOH. _ " AO«HJB*. ; Pnn moon 3 141 p.m. Xli- Iqn"rt»1qn"rt» 10 7.28 a.m. ;S;V-New moon ~ „ 18 8.61 a.m. Pirnt quarter ~_.___.2S BJB jum. THIS BCN. ]»•(.'' Blsca to-day ct 8.68 a.m.; Mta «t Ml p.nu lUsea to-tnorroTT at 6-50 eeta at 6.34 p.m. THE WEATHKO. August) 8 turn, i Wind S.W., strong; flno. \ Soon: Wind S.W., fresh; toe. S p.m.: Wind iiv '' light; cloudy. ■ Ba.m. Noon. sp.m. • / 'Uarometer _ _ _ M.Bl 29.77 29.03 I < _ _ _ <6 . 67 63. high watbb. August Js— eub. pjm. At Taiaroa Heads _ _ _ _ 7.3-1 8.3 'At Port Chalmers _ _ _ _ 8.14 8.43 At Dunedin ______ 8.44 9.13 Auguat 26— 1 At Taiaroa Heads _ _ _ _ 8.38 9.0 At Port Ohalmexa _ _ _ _ 9.16 9.40 ' \At Dunedin 6.40 10.18 ; WEATHBH REPORTS. (Pm Ukited I'iiEaa ahsooiatioi.) ' WELLTNQTON, August,34. Th« following are bus weather reports at 4 • p.m.:— ■ Bar. Ther. Weather. %.. O»po.Maria ._ W., fresh 30.10 68 Itoe ' ;BuueU' ... „ S.W., Ireab 30.00 G2 Pino Muaukau H. _ flfW., m. gala 29.37 62 Squally . , Auckland _ 8.W., fresh 29.90 65 Showery v: ' w Ur > Ußa 8 -W. t fresh 29.88 67 Fair Cujjo _. N.W., breeze 29,90 GO Cloudy j Olsborne _ Calm 29.85 65 Rain , n. a ?, ler .. ~ N " W - U « hl 29.81 67 Pino ~ Oaßtlepoint ... S.E., light 29.77 65 Cloudy Wellington ... N., litrht 29.70 66 Fins n mout i . W.S.W.. frosh 29.90 57 Pair Capo hquiouL. • S.W., breei# 29.90 59 Cloudy ' Wanganui ... W.. breeze .. 29.87 57 Fair ! Sp l it : 8.W., fresh 29.88 54 Pino V. Cape I'oulwind S.W., fresh 29.90 42 Olondy cS . 8.W.. breeie 29.88 56 Fine > Kaitn? amp S., light 29.76 49 Gloomy V K»iko"ra _ 8., Ught 29.70 57 Pine BinfT 09 8 " 8.W., fresh 29.93 40 Showery — — W„ light 29.72 47 Pine - WKATHKR FORECAST. " ' following aro tho official weather Pummarv and foreoagt;—"Strong south-westerly winds have predominated, and the weather has been cold and v, unsettled at times, with a ecattered rainfall. The Ct ®' mos P' lun o pressure has increased everywhere. ./ Present indications ara for oold, changeable weather, aiui to strong westerly and *" south-westerly winds, with showers in many parts, bsjometer has a rising tendency," D; ARRTYAL. t; • Wimmeora, bj. (8 a.m.) 3022 tons, Kell, i v from Auckland, via East Coaat ports. Hud- , dajt-Parker Company, agents. Passengore: ; [ Mmos PuHen Brown, Tucker, Hamilton, ■ . Campbell, O'Neil, Mesdames Walker, Scott Harris, Messrs Roebuck, Harris, Pontey, . Langford, Harkess, Commins, Diok, O'Neil • V, and fivo steerege. ' \ departure. . Rosamond, as. pjn.), 721 tons, Rankin,, for Wellington. Union Steam Shin Company, agent, SHIPPING TELEGRAMS. • Au ff ns * 24-—Arrivedi Storm (p.6U from Donedizu The Rosamond sailed for Wellington yesterday afternoon. •Tho .Wimausra will safl at noon to-day • for Auckland, via. East Coast porta. iiotaro is due here on Sunday from , . Invercargill, and is fixed to sail the next . dajh for Bluff and InvercargilL 'Ihe Kakapo is expected here from Westi: port on .Tuesday. ■ The Oalm was due at Bluff yesterday, and fixed to leave jDxmedin on Monday for lunaru, Lyttolton, Wellington, and Wan- . ganui 7 V Corinna arri-red at Wellington yes;i,: ;.cerday morning, and was to sail in the a n';f ncK ? 1 , a ' son a nd New Plymouth. V ; ; ,lhe l'arawera reached Auckland at 8 a - m - \ yesterday, and is fixed to sail on Tuts- • day for Wellington, Lyttelton, and .Dun--edin. The Mapourika was bar-bound at Gtey- ; , mouth on Thursday night, but sailed at 11 yesterday for Westport, Nelson, and' Wellington. ' The Monowai reached Auckland at 7 p.m. .- on Thursday, and is timed to sail this afternoon for East Coast ports and Dunw^ere she is due next Thursday. ' , The Mararoa is now expected to resume r her running in the ferry service on Tucsy. evening. The steamer which is reliev- ) fflg her at present, will not come down to ■ ; v Port Chalmers as was formerly intended. i • damaged her rudder while leaving her berth on Thursday evening, and went down to Port yesterday afternoon for .. examination and repairs. The vessel will : P ro^ ab| y sa, 'l on Monday for Greymouth to . . load coal for Dunedin. • THE TURAKINA'S OFFICERS. . - "When the Turakina left Wellington last, i s on, March 30 of this year, bound for London, sho was commanded by Captain V. C. .. White-Parsons, R.N.11., and he had with ,v :him the < following officers Messrs H. S. S. Curtis, first officer: J. Burton-Davis, ■ second; G. A. Spedding, third; H. F r'\ Newell, fourth; 'L. T. 'Barker, radio operator; E. H. lies, assistant radio ©porator; Dr A. M- 4 Grath, surgeon; Messrs >y. T. Woodall, first engneer; D. Corbett, ■ second; H. Ltescombo, third; L. W. Trotter fourth; W. J. Thomas, fifth; E. E. Cor- ;. hish, sixth; C. Hales West, assistant enginoer; F. Batley, first refrigerating engineer; R. W. Billetts. second refrigerating engineer ; H. B. Hunter, electrician; F W Harris, Bterward in charge; R. Huddyj ' purser; J. K. Dawson, second steward . N. 0. Swain, stewardess; and M. Hedley i matron.