SHIPPING.

Otago Daily Times, Issue 17320, 21 May 1918, Page 4

SHIPPING.

& FHABEB OP THa MOOS. ' Mat. f Urt quarts _ 4 9.R8«.m. Sf" moon _ _ _ _ _ 11 0.31 a.m. . quarter _ _ _ 18 7.44 a.m. *nU mooa _ _ „ _ „ 28 10.3 a.m. THE BTJN. »t 7-33 a.m.; aeti at 4JI pjn. THE WEATHER. ! nlwf Z!" d ' DOrth ' breexo; erercost. i Noon. Calm, threatening. 6 pjn.: Calm; over- ' ttii 1111 ii i 8 ajn- Soon. 5 p.m. •Bare""** 29.40 39.35 2..J3 Tbcmometar _ _ ... Max., 66; min., 48. Kaj jj 0162 WATISB. At Taaaroa He&da 11.18 itm*7 At Port Chalmers _ _ ' ii'sr At Dunedln (U OJX WEATHEK EHPOItTS. (PB& Übttbd Phess Association.) a*. ,„ n Wellington, May 20. . The following «ro tie weather reports at • p»nu»— Oarv, 11,-,. , Bar. Ther. Weather. cap® Maria _ fresh 20.87 62 Kine Bussell _ aw., freoh "3.85 65 Ha in ~ W, breen "9.85 60 Olondy Auckland breeM 20.86 62 P«ir Tauranga _ V.W HrM 29.80 62 Pair • Sr =K? ss 55 ss?' : Sb -r r sss s? aw New Plymouth W.'. fresh 75 "X-T nt :: =m 5 5 p I' s & teglanS fcSS i I 5& Akaroa light!! N.W freah on'sn ?! Gloomy -a g gv^t - "• 29.21 51 Overak WEATHER FORECAST. OXO 010 offlcial meatier ramnary storm area haa rXd ~?J and freshening and squally nortteriy and westerly winds prevailed, witt rain C + domi P ioa - Present indioiSiSLvi , wejteri y winds, strong to a gale, *ri?h^£V^L UnSettJed and 'boisterous conditions, especially i n ail the western oistoaofea. The barometer will bo uasteady-" | ABHIYAIa. ' tUI - (10 -?' ajn -)" 1247 tons, Nicholas, Q-reymonth. Union Steam Ship Company) DEPASTURES. Oalm, S.S. (10.55 p.m.), 890 tons, Radford, for Waaganm. Tapley and Coy., agents. SHIPPING TELEGRAMS. (5 " 35 Sn. Tta «™- E r?i r<> sailed last night fct Wdßugton moTCmcDta t lo * l Wellington aro not TJe Kittawa, 'wWah reached Dnnedln yesterday torn Greymouth, stopped at Port Chalmers on %>. ?. have a mast stepped. . ' Breeze sjKrald arrive here to-day to toad to L. Tlm J| ni > Lyttelton, Pioton, and Wnnganui. Jo?L^ raWCTa . t0 leave Lyttelton yest«rZ. Oamarn and Timarn to load for Auckland. , j 8 Monowai is dne this morning from Auckland. via way porta. Sho will sail on Thursday WeJUn Ston' Gisborne, and I T Aed o? ,nff from Chalmers to AnckianS. Unday " ®- ** w ' hi ( ? ll reached Onehonga at 8 a.m. I ™ m , Greymonth, will retnm there tomorrow to load for Lyttelton. Further praise for the merchant sefvioe was given by Ix>rd Jpllicoe in a speerfi made at the S ot ">6 Imperial Merchant Service 1 mir ?' that the work of the guild during the war had been quite extrairmoM'thT%xrn hat th .® nav y "on 1 1! have done i 500 9 J commissioned officers which the guild had provided he did not know. For that Admiralty. After staUng how dt llghted he mi to see that the silver badge had thn" mWinf the .° I€ j° h '' lnfc eervioe, and that «ie principlo of a standard uniform had been SSS, he hl,a tonned the th « Admlraltv that the award of honours was not eufflcipntlv generous for tte mercantile marine, and he felt so strongly on wMoh ft a PP° 1 committee, of which Admiral Palmer was chairman; and the receded in the guild's report that the ■wards were now more generous was, he hoped due m some measure to the work of that iwn total ° r awards, now slightly ?T e T wns a bit too much, considering 20,000 offioers members of thf