SHIPPING.

Otago Daily Times, Issue 18468, 1 February 1922, Page 4

SHIPPING.

PHASES OP THE MOON. Pebbuabt. _ ... sth 4.22 p.m. ::: ~ 12* 0.47 p.m. - - ... a.m. Itow ~ _ ... ._ 27th 6.18 am. THE SUN. B<ne today at 5A turn.; eete at 7.38 p.m, TTTH WEATHER. January 31.—Pino; moderate north-east wind, veering later to southerly. 8 o.ra. Noon. 5 p.m. Barometer 29 25 29.10 29.20 Thermometer •*» Min., S 5 \ zn&z.y 73. HIGH WATBE. February V— a - m ; P;“; At Taiaroa Breda ~ , At .Port Ohaimora 6.4 6. 24 ’’ At'’Dunedin. WEATHER EBPOBTS. (Pan united Press association.) WELLINGTON, January 31. ■ The following . axe the weather reports at 4 .pm: Bar. Tber. Weather. . Gape Maria _ K.E., fresh 30.04 71 Overcast Russell _ N.W., Hght 30.00 73 Cloudy •MannVititn N.E., fresh 29.97 66 Overouet Auckland ... N.N.8., fresh 29.98 70 DrizzleTaarauga ... N., light 29.83 70 Overcast Gisborne— ... N.W., light 20.94 68 Overcast Napier ~..' _ N., light 29.91 77 Cloudy I Caetlepoint ._ N., light 29.80 64 Pino Wellington N.W., fresh 29.74, 66 Squally New Plymouth N., m. gale 29.82 68 'Bain Cape Egmont.., N.E., fresh 29.83 67 Enin Wanganui ... N., fresh 29.81 73 Gloomy Farewell Spit. N.W., fresh 29.77 CS Bain Cape Fonlwlnd N.W., breeze 29.70 72 Overcast Greymoutli. ... W., light 29.69 73 Pino Stephen Island N., gale 29.76 60 Kain Capo Oampboll N., fresh 29.68 68 Cloudy Kaifcoura ... N., fresh 29.C0 65 Fair , Akaroa light... N., fresh 29.45 82 Fin© 1 Nuggets S., fresh 29.31 60 Cloudy Bluff... ._ ... W., broeze 29.26 65 Fine I, WEATHER FORECAST. The following is tho official weather forecast:— I ** Present indications are for northerly winds, strong to a gale, backing to westerlies northwards of Now Plymouth and Napier and to southerlies Shortly elsewhere. The weather will be unsettled and boisterous, with rain generally, and heavy rata, with rivers rising in western and southernmost, districts. The barometer is failing, but will rise again after about 24 hours.” ’ ARRIVALS. ) January 3L I Karoona, e.s. (930 am.), 1425 tons, Cox, ■ freoa Westport, via Oamaru. Union Steam Ship Company, agent H.ILS. Veronica (10.45 aja), 1200 tons, Commander F. H. L. Lewin, from Auckland, via Went Coast Sounds. Kamona, b.b. (930 aim.), 1425 tons, Cox, ■ from Oamaru. Union Steomi Ship Company, cgent . DEFABTUHES. | '' January 31. Paloona, baa (SJLS p-m.), 2798 tons, Dearly, for Melbourne, via Bluff. Union Steam Ship Company, agent Wmgatui, as, _ fL3O pm.), 2375 tons, Paul, for Auckland, via porta. Union Steam Ship Company, agent. SHIPPING TELEGRAMS, i WELL! NGTON, January 30.—Arrived’?, Gale (6.30 aanj, from Wanganui; Maori (SB a.m.), from Lyttelton; Kakapo (10.20 p.m.), from Lyttelton. Soiled; Wootton (8.5 a.m.), for Lyttelton; Gale (6.10 p.m.), for Napier; Maori (7.46 pmnj, for Lyttelton; Korn at a (10.20 p-m.), foot Westport , ‘ LYTTELTON, January 31.—'Arrived; Wahino (6.65 amJL from Wellington; John (9.20 a.m.), from TSmarni; Storm (noon), from W angamri.' Sailed: Katoa (6 pan.), for Dunedin; Storm (6.10 p-m.), for Wellington; John. (6J.6 pan.), for Wellington; Wahine, for Wellmgton. TTMARU, January 31. —Arrived: Breeze (9.45 a.m.), from Dunedin. BLUFF, January 31. —Sailed: Waikouadti, for Dunedin \ MONTEVIDEO, January . 30,-iSaikd: Ibnio, fox London. PORT" TAMPA, January 30.—Sailed: Marion Douglas, for Sydney. LONDON, January 30.—Arrived: Baradine, from Sydney. HULL, January 30.—Arrived: Port Pirie, Irom Brisbane; Matakana. Irom Wellington. ♦ • Tho-Wingatni, which has just been cleaned and painted at Port Chalmers, left Dunedin yesterday for Auckland, via East Coast ports. The Ramona berthed at Port Chalmers yesterday morning to discharge 1300 bales of wool ..for transhpment to tho Westmoreland, which is due hero about Thursday. The Karoona also discharges 1600 tons of Westport coal at the Port before she comes up . to Dunedin—probably tomorrow morning; i The Wairuna, which is under overhaul at J Port Chalmers, will probably come out of dry rdock this evening or tomorrow morning. She resumes running in a few days. The Calm, which is at present at Port Chalmers, is due here on Friday to load far for Timnru, Lyttelton, Wellington, and Wanganui. ’ The Stortn is due at Dunedin on Saturday to load for Timaru, Lyttelton, Wellington, ; and Wanganui. 1 ’ The Gale is due at Dunedin on Monday to ; load for Timaru, Lyttelton, Wellington, and , ’ Wanganui. * The Ramona, which arrived at Port Chalmers yesterday morning from Westport, via Oamaru, will come up to Dunedin today, and is expected to leave tomorrow for Timaru, Westport, and Greymouth. , \ . ■ The. Katoa, from Newcastle, is due here today to discharge a part cargo of coal, and wiU leave for Bluff tomorrow to complete discharge. She should return from Bluff on Saturday, and will soil on Monday fox Auckland,. yia Bast Coast ports. . The Kahika, which left Wellington on Monday night for Dunedin direct, is due hero today. The Ccrinna is scheduled to leave Wellington about Thursday fox Dunedin, via Lyttelton, and should leave here on Monday for Nelson.

‘ The Pbrt Chdhnera is to be despatched from Lytteitcm for Boston, New York l , and London on February S. The Union Company advise that the Victoria (China-Austral ia Line) will leave Sydney on February 14 for Hongkong. A cable message received by the 0. and) X>. lane advises that the Port Victor, which was despatched from ‘Wellington on December 81, cleared Montevideo on January 21, en route to London. The Athenio ia expected to arrive at Auckland from Southampton, via Wellington, on March 6. She will load produce for the United Kingdom. ' The Shaw, Savill steamer Tairoa is to sail from Wellington on Saturday for London, via Cape Horn. The Union Company's tmns-Paoiflo cargo steamer Waitemiata is due at San Francisco on - February 10 to load for New Zealand ports. ' The 0. and D. Line advises that the steamer Miakalla is to leave London on March 12 for Auckland and Wellington, via Panama. In future the Mahono will leave Sydney, Wellington, and Auckland, on Thursdays, instead of Wednesdays. , She arrived at Auck-

land from Sydney on Sunday, and is to leave on the return journey to-morrow at 11 a,m. The Ulimaroa • loft Sydney on Saturday for Wellington, where she ia duo to-day, and! ‘ will sail again on Friday, w The Rimutaka ia scheduled to leave Wellington on February 10 for London, via Panama. The Arawa is due at Wellington to-mcr-■.row from Auckland and Gisborne, and will leave there at daybreak on February 9 for ■ Southampton and London, via Panama. The Shaw, Savill, and Albion Company liner Mahia'-arrived at London on Thursday, tho 26th inst. from Picton. The vessel left Picton on December 15 for London, via Cape Horn. The Shaw, Savill, and Albion Company’s liner Mahana is now scheduled to leave Wellington to-day for London, via Cape Horn. ■ The Waikawa, from San Francisco, after calling at Napier, berthed at Wellington cm Sunday. The vessel will subsequently go to New Plymouth, Adelaide, Melbourne, and Sydney, and will take cargo for the two lastnamed ports. " POET ADELAIDE LOADING. Heather, Eoberton, Ltd, advise that the C. and IX, liner Part Adelaide, now discharging in Australia, will afterwards come to. Now Zealand to load cargo for the United Kingdom during March. She will clear for London, via Capetown, at the end of March, GALLIC DUB AT WELLINGTON. The 3haw-Savill Company advises that the White Star Hner Gallic is due at Wellington to-day from Gisborne to complete her Homeward loading. The vessel is scheduled to sail .on February 8 fox London, via Cape Horn. WITHIN WIRELESS EANGE. The following vessels were expected to be f within range of tho under-mentioned wireless Stations last night:—Awanui; Fiona, Clan ' Alpine, .Canadian Planter, Canadian Importer, Canadian Victor, Kadkorai. Auckland; Opawa, Arahura, Wanaka, Kaitangate; after 0.30 a.m.—lris, Niagara. Awarua: Wjngatui, Paloona, Wmkooaiti. Wellington': Maori, Wahine, Ngaio, Ulimaroa, Waikawa, Arawa, Orari, Kaikorrra, Gallic, Ko- ■ lori, Kaituna, Hurunui, Port Chalmers, Kaiwama. Chatham lekmdsuj Kia Ora, WiltG'/Bhiiej •••' ■

RUAPEHU FOR WELLINGTON. 1 The Now Zealand Shipping Company has received advice that the Ruapehu, which is duo at Wellington on February 8, from Lon- ■ ckm and Southampton, via Panama, will put out part cargo at that port and discharge the remainder at Auckland. The vessel will subsequently load at Auckland, Giebomo, and Wellington, and is to Bail from the lastnamed port on February 23 for Southampton ; wwi K-j ;

ETA OEA DUE SHORTLY. Tho National Mortgage cund Agency Company has received a wireless message from the captain of the Kia Ora, ©n route from London to Dunedin, that the vessel will arrive off the Heads early on Saturday morning. If her draught permits she will berth at Dunedin to discharge pert cargo. She will subsequently proceed to Lyttelton and Auckland. PALOONA FOR MELBOURNE. The Paloona left Dunedin yesterday afternoon for Melbourne, via Bluff. She took a quantity of general freight.. Following is tho passenger list:—Saloon: Misses Hiartstonge, Manley, Rhemes, Montgomery, Shaw, Yeoman, Trott, Johns, Hayward, Adams, Horanall, Maxwell, 'Winter, Righton, Cruicksbanks, Lane, Mesdames Balfour, Robertson, Shaw, Rouch, Storey, Wolstonholme, Wilson, Adams (2), Broart, Armstrong, Vany, Stokes, Glen,* Sharpe, Kean, Hendry and infant, Lane, Graham, Messrs Wohlers, Shaw, Kay, Pur ton, Munro, Chadwick, Adams, Greaves, Rev. D. Stuart, Thomas, Rev. M. Stuart, Horenall, Dany (2), Kano, Roach, Sharpe, Laing, Rev. Slattery, Wood, Small, Vernon, Cox, Graham; and 50 steerage passengers.