SHTPPING

Otago Daily Times, Issue 18051, 27 September 1920, Page 4

SHTPPING

PHASES OP THH MOON, . . , &BPTXXBSB. uastqn«t« _ ... % _ g e.Ss»jn. >w moon «» 13 OJ2 ajn. First quarter — .«* _ _ JO 4.25 pan. Full moon .— .__»_,_ 28 1.27 p.m. THH BTTH. Bises- to-day at 4SJ3 »ju.; sets at 6.6 p.m« ■ : . THE WEATHER. September 25.—S sum.: Wind NJV; dull. Noon: Wind N.E.; fine, & pjn.: Wind NJJ.; ilne. 8 a.m. Noon, i p.m. Barometer _ _ __, 29.80 23.75 20.73 Thermometer ._ ._ „ Max., 65; miru, 3D. September 26.—S a.m.: Wind NJJ., light; line. Noou: Wind N.E., light; fine, 5 pju.: Wind K.K., light; flno. ' ■ 8 o.m. Noon. 5 p.m. Barometer ~_ _ _ 29.70 20.65 29.60 ihermometer _ _ _. Max., 63; Min., 38. HIGH WJITEE. September 27— Bjn . pnu . v At Taiaroa Heads _ _ _ _ L 35 L 57 At Port Ohalmoxs .-. „ ... 2.15 237 At Duncdia — — _ _ _ ~ 3^7 ARRIVALS. September 26. Navua, e.s. (0.15 p.m.), 2930 tons, Davcy. from Auckland, via Lytterton. U.S.S. Co., agont. Passengers: Misses Pcm'am, Mathieeon, Barrio, Miller, Somes, Mcedames North, Dobaon, Socbio, Trengrove, M'Loan, STKoriow, Moore and child, Old, Howard, Mooxe, Burke end infant, Bunker and son, Wenborn, Messrs M'Kcnzie, Williams, Davoy, North, Connor and boy, Rilto, Brans, Blackbourn, M'Lean, Sing, Wemborn, Poarco. ' DEPARTURE. • September 26. Paloona, s.e. (0.45 pan.), 2771 tons, -Doorly, for Melbourne, via Lyttelton ond Wellington. TJ.S.S. Co., agent. Passengers: Mesdamea Chase, Blackio, Messrs C. Andoxson, Boyce, W. Blackie; and 15' in. the steerage for all porta.

SSIPPIira- TELEGBAMS. AUCKLAND, ■» September 25.—Arrived:' •Carpentaria (0.20 pjn.), from New York. Sailed: Waitemata (7JS a.m.), for Melbourne; Ruapehu (3.40 p.m.) and Port Darwin (6,30 p.m.), for Wellington. WELLINGTON, September 25.—Arrived: Maho Maru (3.23 ajn.% from Newcastle. Sailed: Abadesa (6.45 for London, via Newcastle. WESTjPORT, Septerc&er 25.—Safled: Kini (6.40. pjn.), for DunedHn. LYTTELTON, Septeanber 25.—Arrived-. Storm (6.40 a.m.), from Timam; Wahine a.m.), from "Wellington ; Wootton (1.40 p.m.), from Wellington. Sailed: John (10.30 ajn.), for Wellington; Breeze (4J20 pjn.) ; for Pic- ( ton; Nav-ua pan,), for Dunedin; Storm (5.5 p.m.), far Wanganui; Calm (5.35 p.m.), for Wellington;; Kauri (7.40 pan.), for Auckland; Wahine (8.55 pan.), for Wellington. September 26.—Axrivech Paloona (6.25 a.m.), from Ihmedin: Maori (8.55 aon.), from Wellington- Sailed: Northumberland (6 ajn.), for G-isborne. OAAi.ARU, September 25.—Andved:; Polierua (7 a.m.), from Dunedin. NEWCASTLE, September 25.—ArrivedKoromiko, from New Zealand. Sailed: Kanna, for New Zealand. SYDNEY, September 20—Arrivedt Karori. from Westport. Sajtei: Kurow, for Wellington. The Moheno sailed oa Satniday afternoon for AucklanA MELBOtTKNiB, September 26.—Arrived: Eaiapoi, from GreymouUi. SAN FRANCISCO, September 2S.— Anrred-Man-UTcwa, from Iquique. LONDON, Septeanber 25.—Arrived at Avonmouth: OtaH, from New Zealand. Sailed: Port Augusta, fox Auckland.

: AS?.*"** at WeDin&ten at s *■*• The Kowhai sailed from Westport at 10 o clock on Friday night for Onehunga, and returns to the West Coaat again. Tiie Tarawera is timed to leave Wellington to-day for Sydney, Newcastle, and loada ™ a return cargo for Bluff and Dunedin, The Kamona arrived at Auokalnd at 7 p m on Friday from Weetport, and her subsequent movements are not yet fixed. The Kini arrived at Westport at 10 o'clock on i'nday mgbt from Gisborne, and was expeoted to get away from Weetport on Saturday night for TimarH and Dunedin. The Waipori sailed from Wellington at 7 a.m. on Saturday for Napier. After discharging cargo she proceed© to Westport to load coal for Wellington and Lyttelton. _ The Corinna is expected to leavo New Plymouth to-day for Wellington and Dunedin. .She will load here approximately on .Thursday next for Nelson, New Plymouth and via ports. The .Kokiri is expected to leave Greymonth to-night with a cargo of timber for Timaru and Dunedin. 4 The Kaitangata having completed discharging general cargo from Sydney, steamed down to Port Chalmers on Saturday morning for survey and overhaul. The Breeze is due at Dnnedin from Lyttelton on October 1, and -will leave the same day for Timaru, Lyttelton, Picton, and Wanganui ■ : The Storm is due here on October 2 from Lyttelton, and sails the same day for Timaru, Lyttelton, and "Wanganui. The Paloouc, which, sailed from Uunedin on Saturday for Lyttelton and Wellington, will be despatched from the laet-montioned port on Wednesday direct for Melbourne. The Te Anau was to leave G-isborne on Saturday for Wellington, Lyttelton, and Dunedin. She willload at Dunedin about Wednesday for Napier, Gisborne, via intermediate ports. Thb periodical overhaul of the Manuka is Hearing completion. She will go into dock at Port Ohalmers to-day.

THE WESTRALIA. The Huddart-Parker steamer Westralia, ■which arrived in the stream at Wellington on Friday from Melbourno direct, encountered a heavy gnle in the Tasman Sea, which necessitated the vessel being hove-to for six hours. The Westralia left Melbourne at 3 p.m. on Friday week, and at once ran into a southerly gale and rain squalls. The gale gradually increased, and the vessel shipped a quantity of water which, smashed tho starboard companionway. -At 11.30 o'olock on Monday night Captain Morris hove his ehip to until 5.30 aon. on Tuesday. The pale somewhat moderated, but contijraod until arrival. The vessel brought 1924 tons of cargo, of which 1094 tons, including phosphates and ealt, were for Wellington The Westralia is fixed to sail from Wellington I MelS 9011 fOT Lyttolton > I>onedin7M-uff,

OVERSEAS STEAMERS. The Rimutaka Bailed from Auckland on the 16th inet. for Southampton and London •with a full shipment of frozen moat and general cargo. The Waitemata arrived at Auckland on the 21st inst. from San Francisco. The Paparoa arrived at London from Wellington on the 20th inat. The Port Victor loft Panama, for Auckland on tho 16th inst.