SHIPPING.

Otago Daily Times, Issue 18050, 25 September 1920, Page 8

SHIPPING.

PHASES OP THB MOOM. . . S»PTBIHJBB. I-art quarter _ „, g 8.35 a.m. New moon „. _ ... ... 13 0.22 a.m. Plretquarter — ...«» .1 „.' 20 4.25 p.m. Eullmoon — — _„.„ 28 1.27 p.m. THB STJK. Bias to-day et S.SS num.; sets at 6.4 p-m. Eisea to-morrow at 6.54 n-m.; sets at 0.5 p.m. TITE WEATHER. September 24.-8 a-m.: Wind NJI; fine Noon: Wind NJS.; overcast. 5 jun.: Wind N.E. •, overcast. 8 a.m. Noon. S p.m. Barometer '____. 29.95 29.95 29.95 Thermometer _ _ .„ Max, 50; min.,33. HIGH WATKB. ! September 25— a.m. p. m . At Taiaroa Heads _ _ _. _ 0.10 0.31 At Port Ohaliqers _ _ _ „ 0.50 1.11 At Dunedin ____._._. 1.20 1.41 September 26— At Taiaioa Heads _ _ _ _. 0.53 1.14 At (Port Chalmers _ „ _ _ 1.33 1.54 At Donedui ... ... , M 2.3 2.24 WEATHEB KEPOET3. (Pj» Skmd Prbss AsaoouTioir.) . „_ WELLINGTON, September 24. The following are the weather report* «t 4 p.tD.:— „ , . Bar. Ther. Weather. Cape Maria „ K., fresh 29.75 68 Overcast Bussell „ _> E., light 28.83 43 Showery Jlannkan H. _ W.. light 29.00 63 Pair Auckland „ N.E.,Ught 29.91 GO Fair Tauranga _ N.W., Ught 29.82 67 Fino Aapier ... _ fresh 28.80 50 Tair Oastlepoint ... S., light 29.94 47 Overcast Wellington „ a, broezo 29.D7 54 Fair New Plymouth W., light 29.84 61 Overcast Capo Egmont— S.E., Ircsh 20.85 60 Fair Wunganui ._ S.S.E., br. 29.91 59 Fair Farewell Spit.. E., fresh 29.95 57 Clondy OapeFoulwind S., light 20.00 GO Ckrady Greymonth _ S.W., light 29.93 60 Cloudy . Stephen Island S.E., fresh 29.94 53 Cloudy Cape Campbell S.E., light 20.9fl 53 Cloudy Kaikoura ... Calm 29.99 52 Fair Akaroa light... fresh 29.99 48 Showery Nuggots... _. E.,lrcsh 23.91 65 Cloudy Bluff™ _. _ E., light 29.84 50 Fine WEATHEE TOEEOAST. The loCcwing aro tho official weather summary and forecast:—" The barometer rose during Thursday night, an 4 cold, showery weather prevailed, with Btroog and squally eoutherly winds, but tho* conditions havo moderated in most parts to-day. Present indications arc lor moderate (southerly winds, veering to westerlies and northerlies and then ireshening. The weather will be changeable generally, and win become nnsettled again shortly, with rain following in-many parts. Tho barometer is unsteady, and will fall soon in the Bonto."

AEEIVALS. Palrxma, B.s. (12.55 ixm.),, 2797 tons, Doorly, from Melbourne, via Bluft Union Steam Ship Company, agent. Passengers: Mise Metzor, Mosdames Tennell and Bckhardt, Messrs Metzox and Stone; and four steenjge. Mantari, (11.30 a.m.), 8114 tons, Summers, from London. Dalgety and Co., agents. r>EPARTUEE. p.m.), 1178 tons, Cox, for Oamaru, Timaru, Vestport, and Greyinouth. IJnion Steam Ship Company, agent.

SHIPPING TELEGRAMS.

AUCKLAND, September 23.—Arrived: Kakanoa (11.25 p.m.), from Mji. September 24.—Arrived; Eaikouia (8.10 ajn,), from Montreal; Tahiti (5.30 p.m.), from Sydney: Kamona (6.40 p.m.), from Westport; Liberty (9.20 p.m.), from New York. Sailed: Athenio (6.30 a.m.), for Wellington; Tiroa (11.30 a-m.),. for Hicks Bay; Canadian Exporter (4 pan.), for Wellington. WELLINGTON, September 21.—Arrived: Wahino'(B.lo a.m.) from Lyttelton; Westineath (9.45 a.m.), Irom Gisborne: Moana (0.50 p.m.), from Lyttelton; Kamoa (1.35 p.m.), from Lytteiton; Tarawera (4.35 p.m.), from Blufi. Sailed: Mahia (6.45 a.m.), for Melbourne; Blenheim (noon), for Wanganui; Huia, (1.10 p.m.), for Wanganui; Wakatu (4 p.m.), for Kaikoura; Wahine (7.60 p.m.), for Wellington. LYTTELTON, September 24.-Arrived: ™ ,^, arn Q- 1M a - m -)' from Newcastle; Maon (BJO a.m.), from WeUington; Ayrshire (9.5 a-rn.), from Wellington; Kittawa (11.50 a.m.), from Greymouth; Navua (11.10 a.m.), 5w 011 ; Z (0-15 p.m.), from Timaru; Ngatoro (2 p.m.), from Newcastle ——bailed: Maori, for Wellington NEWCASTLE, September 0 24-Arrived: .Bona, barque from New Zealand. Sailed: tienonta, for New Zealand MELBOURNE September 2-1.-Anivcd: Waimarino, from Wellington. a* l ™*- .NEWPOKT NEWS, September 22.-Ar--3**' hom 'Wellington.

n?? ** the same tinw~ GTeymouth tosSf ar^ K& St from afternoon, and will proi2"c^teS3L?s5 ft reached ABckland NeiU end Co. have icoeived a cablegram t°. the effect .th»t the West HolWk is duo to arrive in Auckland on Octobers wmsequently been, farther delayed r^^wT^T 0, arrived at from Greymouth at noon yesterday. Tho Navua W "ILl* ¥* "?» honr floni Wellington, but owing to ram no work was dono on these vessels in the afternoon. latTw* 7 aa £*** *° lcave Gisborne iate last night for Dunedin direct. at West Port at noon yesterday from Gisborne, aad was scheduled to sad again last night for Onemmga Wie Euu is now fl»d to sail from West?w *» Itattcdin and Timam in tltat order. . Tho Kahika, will leave Westport on Mon- . Tho Mahia left Wellington yesterday morning to continue discharge erf her Kw York cargo at Melboorme and other Australian The KoTOmiko should commence loading at-Newcastle for Lyttelton about tho bo<nnamg of the week. ° rt^in- 11103^ 160 ! • r* received from the TreweUard, whwh. waa impposed to have left Now York on Attgnst S for Lyltolton via Panama. If the date of departure 3 is correct, which ia a matter of doubt the vessel is now a fortnight overdue The G-ingu Maru, from Newcastle with ft cargo of coal, arrived at Lyttelton yesterday afternoon.. The Kotaro left Port Craig, timber-laden for Oamaru, on Thursday afternoon. She is fixed to leave Dunedin on Monday ior InvercargiU and Port. Craig, and will load at tho last-named port for Dunedin.

I THE- TAHITI. The TaMti nirrived at Auckland at 530 Ma. yesterday from Sydney, ai>d will tzil

THE MAMABI. e The Msnrari brinp, about 7000 tons of ESS SPa&SESS; vpck (eeuor), Mt M. Heywooa (junior).'

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