SHIPPING.

Otago Daily Times, Issue 19373, 8 January 1925, Page 6

SHIPPING.

PHASES OP rats HOOK. ■TjnrmrßTFrrst Qnortw 2nd 10 J 5 a.nu FhU Moon ........ 10th 2J-T p.m. L«m* Quarter ....... 18th ILS Nmt Moon H H ~ H 25th 2-15 aJn. SUN. TSeew tgw?*y 4<B s. tit j sets at T. 90 pJB, THE WBATHEE. t.i CVnwTj and fine. Strong' Boothweat -wind. 8 a.m. Noon. B p.m. Barometer 30.03 80U03 SOiB f rVl*Kym.-n n «wlw M WXtTHEH BEPOBTS. CPxa United Press Association.) WELLINGTON, Jannary 7. The following ere the official weather reports at 4 p.m.:— Weather. Wind. Bar. Ther.

WEATHER FORECAST. Following is the official weather report; Present indications are for moderate to strong southerly winds, backing to north-easterlies. The weather will ho warm and humid, dull to overcast at times, with misty rain in the East Coast districts. The barometer has a falling tendency. HIGH WATER. January 8— am. p.m. At Taiaroa Heads .. ... .. 1.7 1.30 At Port Chalmers 1.47 2.10 At Dunedin .. M .. 2,17 2.40 ARRIVAL. Wednesday, January 7. CSty of Edinburgh, s.s. (3.45 pm.), 6303 it one, H. Spencer, from New York, via Panama and north New Zealand ports. Turnbull, Martin, and Co., agents. DEPARTURES. Wednesday, January 7. Eenmokr, sj. (12.15 p.m.), 4661 tons, W. G. James, for Bluff and Sydney. Largo Law, s.a, (5.15 p.m.), 4905 tone, Bell(ringer, for Dunkirk, Bremen and Hull, via St. Vincent. Rakanoo, as. (6.10 p.m.), 2252 tone, Knowles, for Westport and Greymoath, via ports. . Progress, as. (10.40 p.m.), 368 tons, nay, for Now Plymouth, via ports. Calm, ss. (IXJO pm.), 892 tons, M‘Lachlan, for Wanganui, via ports. EXPECTED ARRIVALS. Coastai. ahd Iwron colonial. Canadian Traveller, Timam, to-day, Ruapehu, Lyttelton, to-day. Holmdale, Wellington, Lyttelton, to-day. Kaimai, Hobart direct, Jan. 9. Zealandao, Wanganui, Bluff, Jan. 9. Flora, Napier, via ports, Jan. 10. Kaitoke, Port Stephens, Bluff, Jau. 10. Corinna, Wellington, via ports, Jan. 12. Kota'iA, Invercargill,. Jan. 12. Storm, Wanganui, via ports, Jan. 13. Ramona, Groymouth, Bluff, Jan. 14. . Ripa, Wanganui, via ports, Jan. 14. Canadian Cruiser, Adelaide, Jan. 15. Wingatui, Auckland, via porta, Jan. 15. Port Melbourne, Lyttelton, Jan. 16. Tymerio, Lyttelton, Jan. 17. Waikouaiti, Sydney, via Bluff, Jan. 17. Calm, Wanganni, via ports, Jan. 18. Mocraki, Molbonmo, via ports, Jan. 18. Wanaka, Auckland, via ports, Jan, 20, Dorset, Wellington, Lyttelton, Jan. 20. Lydic, Bun bury. via ports, Jan 20. Tekoa, Auckland, Wellington, Jan. 21. Trelevan, Lyttelton, Jan. 21. Gale, Wanganui, via ports. Jan. 22. Manuka, Melbourne, via Bluff, Jan. 22. Navno, Auckland, via ports, Jan. 22. Whangape, Sydney, via porta, Jan. 30. PROJECTED DEPARTURES. Coastal and Imtekcolonxal. Waintarino, Newcastle, to-day. Whangape, Bluff, Sydney, to-day. Holmdale, Wanganui, via ports, to-day. Canadian Traveller, Auckland, Jan. 9. City of Edinburgh, Bluff, Jan. 9. Gale, Wanganui, via ports, Jan. 10. Zealandic, Lyttelton, Jau. 10. Illingworth, Newcastle, Jan. 10. Corinna, New Plymouth, via ports, Jan. 12, Flora, Gisborne, via ports, Jan. 12. Kaimai, Timaru, Lyttelton, Jan. 12, Oreti, Invercargill, Port Craig, Jan. 13. Ruapehu, Wanganui roadstead, Jan. 13. Ripa, Wanganni, via ports, Jan. 14. Storm, Wanganui, via ports. Jam 14. Canadian Cruiser, Lyttelton, Jan. 15. Hoexaki, Melbourne, via Bluff, Jan. 19. Calm, Wanganui, via ports, Jan. 19. Port Melbourne, Bluff, Jau. 20. Waikouaiti, Lyttelton, Timaru, Jan. 20, Wingatui, Auckland, via porta, Jan. 20. Trelevan, Wanganui, Jan. 22. Wanaka Auckland, via ports, Jan- 22. Manuka, Melbourne, via ports, Jan. 22, Navua, Auckland, via ports, Jan. 23. Tekoa, New Plymouth, Jan. 24. OVERSEAS STEAMERS. Ruapehu (duo to-day).—Left Liverpool October 26, for Auckland, Wellington, Lyttelton, and Dunedin; arrived Auckland December 7. Kaimai (due January 9).—Left United Kingdom October 16, for Hobart, Dunedin, Timaru, Lyttleton, and Wellington; arrived Hobart December 28. Zealandic (due January 9 for loading).— Lett London October 23 for Australian port*; arrived Wanganui roadstead December 30. Port Melbourne (duo January 15).—Left Liverpool November 9, for Auckland, Wellington, Lyttelton, and Dunedin; arrived Auckland, December 24. Canadian Cruiser (due January 15 to discharge and load).—Loft Montreal October 31 for Auckland and Australian porta; arrived Auckland December 10. Tekoa (duo January 21). —Left London November 28, tor Auckland, Wellington, Port Chalmers, and New Plymouth; due Auckland January 9. Tymerio (due January 17). —Left Now York November 23, for Auckland, Napier, Wellington, Lyttelton, and Dunedin; arrived Auckland December 30. Trekieve (due January 22).—Left Montreal November 26 for Auckland, Wellington, Lyttelton, and Dunedin, via Newport News; dua Auckland January 9. Trelevan (due January 21).—Left NewYork November 30, for Auckland, Wellington, Lyttelton, Dunedin, Wanganui, and Melbourne; arrived Auckland January 5. Dorset (due January 20).—Left Liverpool November 22, for Auckland. Wellington, Lyttelton, and Dunedin; arrived Auckland January A Sussex (due January 24).—Left Calcutta December 4, for Auckland, Wellington, Lyttelton, Timam, and Dunedin, via Singapore and Samarang; arrived Auckland January 6 Sheafmount (due January 24).—Left San Francisco December 13, for Auckland, Napier Wellington, Lyttelton, Dunedin, New Plymonth, Melbourne, and Sydney; Jus Auck. land January 10. Waimana (due January 24). —Left Liverpool December 5, for Auckland, Wellington, Lyttelton, and Dunedin; due Auckland January 13-' Rotorua (due January 29).-Left Southampton December 18, for Wellington and Port Chalmers, via Curacao and Panama; due Wellington January 23. Matatua ,due February 5 to load for London).—Left Liverpool November 21 for Australian ports; due Wellington January 25. Cornwall (duo February 7). —Left Liverpool December 16, for Auckland, Wellington, Lyttelton, Dunedin, and Bluff.; due Auckland January 23. Leitrim (due February 10).—Left New York December 23, for Auckland, Wellington, Lyttelton, Dunedin, and Newcastle; duo Auckland January 23. West Calera (due February 8). —Left San Francisco December 31, for Auckland, Lyttelton, Dunedin, Melbourne, and Sydney; due Auckland January 26 Pipiriki (duo February 17) .--Left New York December 30 for Auckland, Wellington, Lyttelton, Dunedin, Melbourne, and Sydney; due Auckland February 3. Tairoa (duo February 21).—Left Liverpool Deoerriber 31 for Auckland, Wellington, Lyttelton, and Dunedin; due Auckland February 7. PACIFIC MAIL SERVICES. Malotra leaves Sydney February 12 and Auckland February 17 for Yanoonvor, via Suva and Honolulu. Niagara left Auckland December 23, for Vancouver, via Suva and Honolulu; duo Vancouver January 9. Tahiti left San Francisco, December 31 foe Wellington and Sydney, via Papeete and Rarotonga; duo Wellington, January 19. Maunganrni left Wellington January 6 for San Francisco, via Rarotonga and Papeete; due San Francisco January 23. SHIPPING TELEGRAMS. AUCKLAND, January 7. —Sailed: HAILS. Laburnum (noon), for Whacgurei; Norfold (3 p.m.), for Napier; Port Melbourne (C. 5 pm.), for Wellington; Kona (6 25 p.m.),, for Fiji. WELLINGTON, January 7.—Arrived: Corinthio (2.55 am.), from Southampton; Wahino (7 a.m.), from Lyttelton; Opua (1.25 p.m.), ,'rom Lyttelton; Waimate (noon), from Brisbane.- Sailed; Waiwera (6.35 a.m.), fer Napier; Kennedy (11.30 a.m.). and Wahine (7.45 p.m.), for Lyttelton; Opua (6.15 p.m.,, for Westport; Breeze (6.35 p.m,), for v»angaimi; Ckuinna (JASO pm.), for New Plymouth.

LYTTELTON, January 7.—Arrived: Maori (6.40 a.m.), from Wellington; Manuka (9.80 a.m,), from Dunedin; Holmdale (12.20 p.m.), from Wellington; Navua (1.50 p.m.), from Dunedin. Sailed: Orepulri (4 pjn.), for Wellington; Manuka (4A5 pm.), for Wellington; Maori (8.40 p.m,), for Wellington; Holmdale (6.10 p.m.), for Dunedin. SYDNEY, January 7.—Arrived: Tiemeadow, from Dunedin. The TTotmrlale is duo at Dunedin to-day from Wellington and Lyttelton, and ia listed to Bail to-night for Oamaru, Timaru, Lyttelton, Wellington, and Wanganui. The steamer Banmokr sailed at noon yesterday for Bluff and Sydney to discharge the remainder of her case oil cargo from Port Arthur (Texas). The Whan gape is now exported to go to Port Chalmers early this morning to load a quantity of wool. She is to sail this afternoon for Bluff, Sydney, and Newcastle. The Opihi was shifted to a berth at the Birch street wharf yesterday to discharge the balance of her coal cargo. She is to go to Port Chalmers this afternoon to undergo survey. The Waikouaiti ia expected to leave Sydney on Saturday with general cargo for discharge at Bluff, Dunedin, Lyttelton, and Timaru. The Bakanoa sailed yesterday afternoon for Oamaru, Timaru, and Lyttelton to complete loading for Nelson, New Plymouth, Westport, and Greymouth. The Wingatui is to leave Auckland to-day for Wellington, Lyttelton, Dunedin, and Bluff. She should arrive here on January 15. The Flora is due at Dunedin on Saturday from Napier, via ports, and ia listed to sail on Monday for Oamaru, Timaru, Lyttelton, Wellington, Napier, and Gisborne. The Gale, which is at present undergoing overhaul at Port Chalmers, will load at Dunedin on January 10 or 12 for Timaru, Lyttelton, Wellington, Picton, and Wanganui. The Canadian Traveller is duo at Port Chalmers this afternoon from Timaru to load wool, skins, and hides for New York, Boston, and Halifax. She is to sail to-morrow for Auckland to complete 'loading. The Waiotapu left Fanning Island on December 31 for Vancouver. The Swedish steamer Aspen left Auckland on Saturday last for Sydney and Newcastle to complete discharge of her Pacific Coast cargo. RUAPEHU DUB TO-DAY. The Federal Lino Agency advise that the Ruapehu is due at Dunedin this afternoon from Liverpool, via Auckland, Wellington, and Lyttelton. On arrival the vessel will berth at the Rattray street wharf to discharge a large quantity of general cargo. AORANGI LEAVES SOUTHAMPTON. The Union Company advises that the R.M.S. Aorangi left Southampton on Friday, January 2, for Vancouver, via Jamaica, Panama, Los Angeles, and San Francisco, THE CANADIAN CONSTRUCTOR. The Canadian Constructor, which arrived at Auckland an Saturday morning with cargo from Montreal, waa to leave the northern port yesterday for Australia. The vessel will return to Now Zealand in February to load for New York, Boston, and Halifax. WEST CALEBA FROM SAN FRANCISCO. Cable advice received by Messrs Tarnbull, Martin, and Co. states that the Swayne and Hoyt lane steamer West Calera left San Francisco on December 31 with general cargo and timber for discharge at Auckland, Lyttelton, Dunedin, Melbourne, and Sydney. She is due at Auckland about January 26, and Dunedin about February 8. PIPIRIKI PROM NEW YORK. Cable news received (by the local agents for the A. and A. Lino state that the Pipiriki left NW York on December SO with cargo to discharge at Auckland, Wellington, Lyttelton, Dunedin, and Australian ports. The vessel should arrive at Auckland on February 3, and Dunedin about February 17. .. TEKOA EN ROUTE PROM LONDON. Advice received by the Now Zealand Shipping Company states that the Tekoa will arrive at Auckland to-morrow from London, via Panama and Suva. The vessel is bringing a large shipment of assorted freight for discharge at Auckland, Wellington, Port Ob aimers, and New Plymouth. She ia duo at this port about January 21. TRMKT.EVTd PROM MONTREAL. The New Zealand Shipping Company advise that the steamer TreHeve is due at Auckland to-morrow from Montreal and Newport News, via Panama. The vessel ifl bringing general Canadian cargo for discharge at Auckland, Wellington, Lyttelton, Timaru, Dunedin, Sydney, and Melbourne. She should arrive here abont January 21. NEW STEAMER FOE CHINA LINE. The first of the two now steamers ordered by Messrs G; S. Yuill and Co. for their Australian-China service, will, it ia expected, 'bo launched this month. She ia being built by the Whampoa Dock Company, of Hongkong. BARADINE TO LOAD. The P. and O. Branch lino steamer Baradine is duo at Wellington to-morrow from Sydney to commence loading for England under the auspices of the New Zealand Shipping Company. The vessel will load also at Lyttelton, Tokomaru Bay, and Napier. She will sail finally from the latter port about January 27 for London, via Panama. STORM STILL AGROUND. According to advice received by Messrs H L. Tapley and Co., the Canterbury Conv pany’a steamer Storm, which went aground in the Wanganui River near the entrance on December 31, is still hard and fast. The vessel’s loading from Dunedin for way porta and Wanganui will be taken by the Gulo about the end of tins week. WRECKED STEAMER KONINT. The wrecked steamer Konini continues to prove a big attraction for day excursionists from Bluff. The position of the wreck reurqinfl unaltered, and she shows no signs of breaking up. Since the Komm was abandoned, easterly winds have prevailed, and she has got off lightly, but she is expected to break up rapidly when the next westerly blow occurs. LARGO LAW SAILS. The Seales’® chartered steamer Largo Law completed loading 2500 bales of wool yesterday afternoon at Port Chalmero, and sailed at 5.30 p.m. for Dunkirk, Bremen, and Hull, 'via St. Vincent. The vessel is carrying a full shipment of wool and hemp, bavin" loaded part cargo at Napier, Wellington, and Timaru. She should arrive at Dunkirk about March 3. THE CANADIAN CRUISER. Messrs H. L. Tapley and Co. advise that the Canadian Cruiser is to leave Adelaide today for Dunedin direct. She should arrive on January 16, and will load wool and other products for New York, Boston, and Halifax. The vessel will complete loading at Lyttelton, Wellington, Wanganui roadstead, Napier, and Auckland. ROTORUA LEAVES PANAMA, Cable advice received by the New Zealand Shipping Company states that the Rotorua arrived at Colon on January 2 from London and Southampton, and sailed from Panama on January 3 for Wellington and Port Chalmers. The vessel is due at Wellington on January 23. CITY OF EDINBURGH IN PORT. The Ellerman, Bucknall Lino steamer City of Edinburgh, running under the auspices of the A, and A. Line, arrived at Dunedin yesterday afternoon from New York, via Panama Auckland, Wellington, and Lyttetton. The vessel wa»s berthed at the Victoria wharf to discharge several hundred tons of general cargo and case oil. The City of Edinburgh left New York on November 15, and cleared the Panama Canal on November 23. Fair weather prevailed until the vessel had passed Pitcairn Island, when a cyclonic storm was encountered, which lasted for two days. The wind blow fiercely from various directions, accompanied by high, confused seas, and torrential rain fell almost continuously for about 36 hours. After the storm area was passed fine weather prevailed to arrival at Auckland on December 22. Captain H. Spencer is in command of the City of Edinburgh, He has with him the following officers:—Chief, Mr A. Beveridge; second, Mr E. W. V. Henday; third, Mr J. Macdonald; chief engineer, Mr W. M’Kenzie; second, Mr J. R. Lawrie; third, Mr J. C. Grant; fourth, Mr J. Kinnear; fifth, Mr T. W. Fleming; chief steward, Mr J. Macfarlane; wireless operator, Mr W. A. Bassom. The City of Edinburgh ia to sail to-morrow afternoon for Bluff, Melbourne, and Sydney to complete discharge. WITHIN WIRELESS RANGE. The following vessels wore expected to be within range of the under-mentioned wireless stations last night: Auckland.—Tofna, Aspon, Kaikorai, MaJnira, Rona, Norfolk, Trelyon, Trekievc, Tekoa, Sheafmount, Port Curtis, Port Melbourne, Canadian Constructor. Wellington.—Maori, Mararoa, Ngaio, War hino, Maunganui, Waimate, West rulus, Ilimutaka, Baradine, Manuka, Pori Hunter, Knmara, Kaituna, Pakeha, Pokipaki, Waiwera, Ruapehu, Tymerio, Roahino,

MA3MOA LEAVES CARDIFF. A cable message received by the Sbaw, Savill Company announces the departure from Cardiff on January 2 of the Maimoa for Auckland and Lyttelton. The vessel which is making the voyage via the Cape of Good Hope, is expected to arrive at Auckland about February 12. FLOATING MINES. The danger of floating mines still exists in the Mediterranean. Only a few weeks ago the passenger steamer Sphinx, of the Messageries Maritimee, reported having sighted a mine 20 kilometres south of Ccrigo Island, and the British steamer Gartmore signalled having passed a floating mine in 42deg. 47 lat, N. and 4dcg. 41 long. E. PERSONAL ITEMS. Captain F. B. Evans, at one time master of the R.M.S. Maunganui, and now a solicitor in Sydney, arrived in Wellington on Sunday last on a holiday trip. Captain W. A. Waterson, formerly master of the Chinese liner Ling Nhm, is a through passenger from Sydney by the Maunganui on his way to take up an appointment at Papeete. . Captain S. 0. Batt, of the Union Company’s steamer Koranni, arrived at Wellington by the Maunganui from Sydney on Sunday last for orders. Mr E. Sherson, late purser of the iuoeraki, has joined the Maunganui in a similar capacity in place of Mr J. Risk. The latter, who is about to take up a position ashore in England, is proceeding to San Francisco os a passenger by the vessel. Mr C. E. Payne, fourth officer of the Maunganui, resigned from his position at Sydney. Mr D. Strath has joined the vessel in his place. NEW CABLE STEAMER. The new cable steamer named The Cable, has been delivered from her builders, Messrs Alexander Stephen and Sons (Ltd.), Glasgow, and is on route from the Clyde for Singapore, where she will be stationed. I":til'd with all the latest devices, both for navigation and for her special work, the vessel has a carrying capacity for 500 miles of cable. The special paying out and picking- up gear lias been designed to stand a strain of 2)0 tons at four knots per hour. With cable costing between £3OO and £4OO per mile it will bo seen how important it is to reduce the proportion of slack. The Cable bas a speed of about 12 knots, a range of 6000 miles—she burns oil fuel —and is capable of repairing a fault within a few hours. She is 2371 t in length, has a beam of 35ft, and a displacement of 3000 tons. Before sailing Sir John Denison-Pender, chairman of _ the Eastern Associated Telegraph Companies, expressed the hope that her life would bo as long as her predecessor’s, which was 40 years—a period which might well bo envied by other shipowners. , a» PASSENGERS FROM AUSTRALIA. The R.M.S. Maunganui, which arrived at Wellington on Sunday morning last from Sydney, brought the following passengers: —First saloon; Miss O. Ackland, Misses P. and J. Allen, Mias R. Aronson, Mr and Mrs M. P. Brown, Miss J. Bullen, Miss I. A. Brodie, Mr and Mrs A. B, Bennett, Mr C. Booth, Mr and Mrs R. M. Bullen, Misses R. and N. Bullen, Mr F. Brash, Mi J. Bright, Mrs J. and Miss J. Balmain, Mr W. Britton, Captain S. O. Batt, Mi R. and Miss G. Ballantyno, Miss M. Bogg, Miss V. Baimain. Miss N, Back, Mr and Mrs F, Copeland, Mt W. Caldecott, Mr R. A. Clements, Mr W. Douglas, Mrs W. Douglas, Mr and Mrs G. De-Hoedcl, Mr and Mrs J. Duffy, Miss E. D. D’Auvergnc, Mi F. Evans, Mrs P. Evans, Mr and Mrs J. Foster, Mrs f. Falconer, Miss E. Falconer, Mr G. Falconer, Miss E. Gillies, Mrs A. L. Gurney, Mr S. J. Graham, Mr A. R. - Grant, Mr and Mrs M. Goddard, Mrs C. and Master T. Graham, Miss F. E. Hunt, Mr E. S. Hume, Mr T. Hutchens, Mr W. S. Harvey, Mr and Mrs C. W. Hunt, Mr and Mrs A. Higgins, Mrs A H. Hill, Mr W. F. Jewett, Mr it. G. Kerr, Mr J. A. Konrick, Mr E. C. Kerr, Mr and Mrs C. Langdon, Mr C. L. lock, Mr and Mrs S. Lawrence, Masters J. and I. Lawrence, Air and Mrs C. Lawrence, Mr C. S. Lawrence, Miss O. Lawrence, Mr D. T. Lowin, Mias K. Moore, Mrs li. Meggy, Miss E. Murray, Mr and Mrs W. Mmoll, Air I. M’Donald, Mr AI. M'Namara, Air E. L. Mowbray, Misses B. and D. Moorhouse, Mr and Mrs W. T. Mack. Mr and Mrs H. C. Marmon, Miss AI. M’Manaway, Alias K, Maloney, Mr R. AI, M'Donald, Miss M, M’Donald. Miss E. Miller, Mrs M. G. Moore, Air and Mrs W. K. Al'Donald, Misses D. and AI. M’Donald, Master \V. R. M'Donald, Air and Mrs W. O. Atayor, Miss I. O. Moore, Mrs M. O’Neill, Mr J. A. Pack, Master J. Pritchard, Mrs A. Prouso, Dr A, Phillips, Mr A. W. Padfield, Mr H. C. Pocklcy, Mias M. Phillips, Air A. B. Piddington, Air J. Ryan, Mr W. Redpath, Mr E. Rain worth, Air F. Riggs, Mr L. 11. Shipley, Colonel and Mrs J, G. Smith, Mrs K. O. and Miss S. Smith, Mr and Mrs I. Simon, Misses B. and G. A. Simeon, Mr G. H. Thacker, Mr L. H, Teazle, Airs H. G. Toagle, Air and Mrs it. Tait, Miss R. M. Tait, Mr H. G. Teaglo, Mr P. Tschiel. Mre I and Mies E. Tucker, Mrs N. Veitcn, Mr and Mrs H. O. VanAsoh, Mr D. Warren, Mr V/. A. Waterson, Mr P. L. Walker, Miss K. West. Second class: Mr and Mrs J. ri. Anderson, Air and Airs T. Bockhame, Mrs B. Booby, Mies Jl. Boeby, Air and Aire H. Cambridge, Mr and Mrs S. M. Cobb, Alias M. E, Oobb, Miss J. Einsaar, Master L. Einsaar, Alar H. 0. Fleming, Air C. F. Houlton, Airs I. Hartwell, Miss AL Hast well, Alias E. Hancock, Mr and Mrs 11.I 1 . S. Loveless, Miss F. ASorloy, W. Muir, Miss M. E. Newhall, Miss A. P. Nowhall, Mr and Mrs Purvis, Air C, Ryan, Mr and Aire G. V. Ryan, Miss G. Scully, Miss A. Stewart, Mies E. Smith, Mr B. Sullivan, Alias JL Saunders, Air T. W. Taylor, Airs E. Warno, Mr and Mrs W. B. Wicks, Master A. Wicks; 27 third class.

Caps Maria, • S-W-, Hght, cloudy — SOM 73 Bussell, N.W., light, dandy 39.93 73 Mountain H-, S.S. W., light, cloudy — 29.98 65 Auckland, W., fresh, fair _ — — 29.90 72 Tauranga, N.W., light, lair 29.87 71 East Cape, E.N.Ih, light, misty rain 30.01 70 Gisborne, light, overcast — 30.00 57 Napier, S-Ih, breeze, overoast _ 29.98 67 Caetlepomt, S., light, tea — — — — 64 Wellington, B-, light, lair — 29.97 66 New Plymouth, N.W., light, fair 29.89 72 Cape Egmont, S.W., light, cloudy 29.95 68 Wanganui. S.W., light, lair — 29.97 74 Farewell Spit, W., fresh, lair — 29.98 75 Cape Foulwind, S-, light, fine ~ 29.95 70 Gieymouth, S-iW-, breeze, flno— 29.97 77 Stephen Island, S.BL, light, cloudy 30.06 B3 Kidkotna, S.W., light, overcast ... — — 63 Akaroa light., S.W., light, cloudy 30.05 68 Nuggets, S.W., fresh, sliowery ... — 61 EltS, SJ1, light, showery ... — — saos 63