SHIPPING.

Otago Daily Times, Issue 20892, 5 December 1929, Page 8

SHIPPING.

THE MOON, December. rim* Morm' er 9th P-ni-lait o2i» 16th 11 - 38 P-n. iJtw M„ a „ r ‘ er *■ 23rd 2.27 p.m. New Moon u>42 a THE SDN. Hlaes to-day at 4.42 a.m. gets at 8.16 p.m. THE WEATHER, . Ia«- emb F e r r e a h 4 -7o ß^eatf^ n d? 10Udy and fln ® Barometer 29*84* ' Thermometer .' min 64 4a? mai„ WEATHER REPORT. (Per United Press Association.) Tho foiinwi V 'T LI,INGTON , December 4. *t 4 p.m :- C 3 tba °® clal weath « report ' *® d ’ breeze, Bar ‘ Th *’ ' ' "breeze", 20 94 “ Aucklandi.N , E.. ha^ m^° 0t b h r eeze ! ' 2 °' 9G 67 „ overcast .. .. oreeze. cloudv moderate ’ breeze - , 29-93 65 cloudy, threatening sty. smooth Cape Egmont—N.! ' fresti' breeze 29:94 65 . u “ DSUaI Farewell Splt..N., strong breeze 29-92 66 Ti™*' 29 76 58 •*»,’aa u a k moderate seas ....... 9 a T 0 ka Wellington—N.W., moderate breeie 29-79 54 overcast, drizzling rain, smooth Cape Campbell—N.N.W.!' ‘high , 29 ' 82 64 wind, cloudy, with passing showers, .moderate seas .. 2B 77 Greymouth—N., strong breeze 29-77 65 unusual visibility, constant swell 29.71 57 • Akaraa J;lßbt T N.W., light air, wet Nugget m p erat ® seas • • 29 -58 00 155,11. polnt ~N.E., moderate breeze, overcast, gloomy, con- . stant sc&i * * a# ~ aa >n »• , PU h 3?. eBUr , Po J nt -N.. moderate breeze, clpudy, threatening sky. -rough sea*,. .. .. ” 20 42 ,« Chatham Islands—S., slight breeze, s. 0 ) 6 »ky. smooth sea • 29.95 62 ■- y< !2? y — E,> B® n tle breeze, bluo Say • • * 'qaqa Hobart (9 a.m.)—S.w,, moderate breeze, passing showers .. 29,63 WEATHER FORECAST. J— following Jj tha official weather foren _ Tb .® from the Tasman Sea Is moving Island th a ra'iw"! , 6ltreml ‘ y ot the South lowing It ,ntense oott-cyelone. Is loliSd “ ow centred near Adelaide. lor , northerly and. freshening winds, gale force being reached la places • "*f rather rough lo rough on the west coast • S0 ! lt ? of Castlepolnt, moderate L C ? ,Icpoln V atrong northerly winds and portion* of U iif eaS ? tbe central and northern ™nnth eastern Tasman, variable and ■ ?S2°. th to “odcrato seas In. the southern reran v’ . duU and ““settled ifenerwith Uch m i s f, : general rain probable, h , eary falla l “ Westland and the “ r °* lnces ; mild temperatures; con- - .IH?™ ore favourable for a .strong southerly • setting In from the south after > about 24 hours. HIGH WATER. December 5 a.m. am At .Talaroa Heads 5.48 6 12 At Port Chalmers 6.28 6 52 At Dunedin 0.58 7^22 SHIPPING TELEGRAMS. - AUCKLAND, December 4.—Arrived: Kalmanawa (1.33 .a.m.), from Westport: . Kaltoko (0.40 a.m.), from Gladstone; Canadian n'/t <12 - 3 ? ftom Napier; Parra-co!?s.9„U-45 p.m.), from Montreal. Y ,n December 4-Arrlved; Tn \VFi TTNr’Tt?v a ' m ‘ r, 7ron l Wellington. . December 4.—Arrived: at from Lyttelton; Maul nJw ,rom Lyttelton; Maori from ffom Wanganu!; Wahlno (7 a.m.). from Lyttelton; Holmdalo (8.20 a.m.) from Wanganui; Kolmal <8.30 a.m.), from New Omhl° U (7 im KU n kU Gl.lo a.rn.), from Wanganui; :: » uSr M,m - ™*«‘WM ifi 3 in TTEl '> T< i N ’' December 4.—Arrived : Cgygnet (6.40 a.m.), from Ealkoura: Maori (fid's \ from Wellington; Walplata (6 50 ami r.w“S «•“ -Au ß ck| V and DeCember 4 - Ar ' lTed: Walpahl. from from OL ' SS', w ."Sl‘SSJjft™ 7m toS-SSS f inn s. salled early yesterday morning n, ar ]!i' a “d Lyttelton to complete mwth? ‘Wellington,. Nelson,, and New Ply! Frm h aJ a^ llU ? ry lett Auckland last ,® orl *(nK with explosives . for dlachariM Plymouth! 11 *’ Walroa ‘ WelDngtqn, and New The ', Union Company advises that »ho Kaponga, from Adelaide and Edlthburg, cleared fin'rt ° U v le a T« Saturda y for Auckland, Portitra9 ’ Plymouth - Tarakohe, and Lyttelm Tofua left Auckland on November 80 «°nVfiir a ’ Nakualofa. Haapal. Vavau, and Apia, and returns to Auckland via Suva, sw. i «“£**’ f r ? m s y dn oy> via Auckland and Suva, left- Honolulu on November 20 for Vancouver, where she la due to-morrow. ,THE MELBOURNE STEAMER. . t. T hJ, 6 . i ?, t^ Col °j 1 Passenger steamer Manuka I’J! 8 at r Du “® dl “ December 17 from Me“ fhn ho les9elI es9el ls scheduled . l?ngton, ‘and f Melbourne! Y f ° r Lytteltoa > Wel * CARGO PROM SYDNEY. Is I F”i° n o C S mpaay a 3 vlses ‘hat the Karetu la to leave Sydney on Saturday with general Bluft °ShFT. h S! r f a ‘Ly“eltou: Dunedin, and . biuh. She 1« due at this port on December 15. CORNWALL FROM LIVERPOOL. Messrs Turnbull, Martin, and Co. advise that the Federal Line steamer Cornwall aron Tuesday evening from Liverpool. The vessel Is carrying general T«? 0 « for di !’i Cl J? rBQ J-t Auckland, WelUngton, Lyttelton, and Port Chalmers. She is due at this port about December 20. THE GOLDEN COAST. . P s®. J F?“ lca P steamer Golden Coast, which at Wellington on Tuesday morning from Pacific coast ports, via Auckland. Is expected “D ab o> lt H lO ®" d of ‘“ls week for Nelson and Dunedin to discharge the remainder of nor cargo, consisting of general merchandise, case oil, and lumber. The vessel Is due at Dunedin about December IC. KENT AT WELLINGTON. .The Federal Company’s steamer Kent arrived ria , last „ Sa ‘ urda y' from Liverpool, via. Auckland, to discharge part cargo. Tha vessel Is to leave Wellington to-day for Lyttel- ™ aad Dunedin to complete discharge. She Is due at this port on December 10. PETROLEUM PRODUCTS FROM TEXAS. With a cargo of petroleum products the A^1 d , 3h ot ° r s . hlp ? a ' 3 tccbo has cleared Port Arthur, Texas, for Auckland, Wellington. LytloUtha Tvl,i? U fln d r Sho ls ,mder charter to the Texas Oil Company, and la expected to reach Auckland about. January 20. CARGO FROM LONDON. 1 , T , 1 1 e aaci D- Line steamer Port Brisbane • T S „»!°i» sall ji fro ? London on December 25 for Lyttelton direct, where she is due on January ~L Her other ports of discharge arc Port Chalmers, Bluff, and Tlmaru. ’ CARGO FROJI NEW YORK. The A. and A. steamer Australlnd Is scheduled Unif™ 8 T >, « W „ York to ' day for Auckland, WeL Ilngton, Lyttelton, and Dunedin. The City of Wellington Is to leave New York on December ton, and DSnemn. P WdllnetoD ’ Lyttcl - PASSENGERS BY THE MAKURA. 'r..«5» r Ma,n J ra ’ w hlch left WelUngton on Tuesday afternoon for San Francisco ■ v car L yln ,B the following passengers from \Tr Zealand .•—First class: Sister Sisley, Mr Beckerlcy, Mr G. Tutzcler-Dreyfus -Mrs A. Aldlnger, Miss T. Gienny. Mr Tir ll !. X S S r. R i Henry. Mr C. Simpson) ?. r \L c - Barclay, Mr J. B. Wright. Second class. Mr P Cunningham. Mrs P. Ephla, the Rev, W. C, Fleming, Jllss T. Jones, Mr W, Kupe, Mrs T. Love, Master A. T. Love. Miss f- M. Love. .Mr and Mrs H. Love, Mr R. K. M Closkey, Master A. Mooney, Master M. b. Ronds, Sir and Mrs E. W. T. Rlo-Love, Jllss A. T. Tlnarau-Lovc, and six third class. MAIJIOA AT BLUFF. The Shaw, Savlll, and Albion Company's steamer Malmito arrived at Bluff on Monday after a passage of a trifle over four days and a-half from Brisbane. The Jlaimao Is loading 7000 crates of cheese, 6000 boxes of butter and 4000 freight carcasses of meat, and should be ready to sail to-day for Wellington. Captain J. M. Johnson is In command and has the following officers with him;—Messrs A. C, Hyde, chief l J. Fuller, second; P. Bavin, third; H. A. Wlthell. fourth: H. M'Gowan, chief engineer; 0.. Walker, second; J. Naylor, third; li. L. Eesham. fourth; E. Cartwright, fifth; E. Elliott, sixth; J. Conlson, seventh; J. Hetir. •, first refrigerating engineer: J. Stewart, .rtcond: R. Wilson, chief steward.

WITHIN WIRELESS RANGE. wi«!in following vessels were reported to be statlons laT mghtf-i undermM “ oncd wireless Vettu“ al v lum °’ Wai ' >ahl ' Kawatlrl. Arracan’, Port DanVln. aPOnga ’ Xlagara ' ™ ol °- Mi'n 0 10n „- a hura, Ngalo, Maori, Wahlne Tamahlnr!!ahin° D a’ Mau , l Pomaro < Taranaki! MakS?a ' R hlne ’ A orangi, Otokla, Cambridge! Clart a ßo«~‘?;..fu- La £ s J n > Kosraos, Sir James Man Ska) KaUngo. PrlnCMS ' Tahlti ’ Ruapchu ’ qu«o^Brill I sh a fe Ma,aroa ’ Canadlall C ° D -' TRANSPACIFIC CARGO SERVICE fh iS! ra l‘ii” dE F bourne k,^h d »’ e . ll,n ßtpn Sydney, and Mel--16. Ur Sh 1 due at Auckland on January fo^^nSeTVel, 1 . Sura °° N ° 7ember 23 December a 2 el ?ei a v Was to leaTe Westport on 7 Vancouver direct. for VaSe™ 9 ria Fir* 7 ° n A ' oTember 29 aa T fn left Wellington on November Returns Adelalde ’ aad Sydney'Tnd Island! Vancouver, via FIJI and Fanning tr i 8 alruna left Los Angeles on November n 6 ’lL! U H? at v Lyttdto ' 1 °“ Loeeaibcr 13, thence land end J.. 3 !. 6 " Ply ®P“‘ h < Napier, and Auckel“rn? t° Vancouver via FIJI. , os altap “ left Los Angeles on November Auckland on d Pa P. eete on December 10, at inn ??.!a 0n Leoeraher 22. thence to Wellington, Sfelbourne, Adelaide, and Sydney and returns to Vancouver via FIJI. * PASSENGERS FROM. AUSTRALIA. Passengers for New Zealand , Wellington on Monday morning bv ■ puff” from Sydney ;—First class : Bov. 3on At vr? T n V ,lr !ir E ' A ‘ k r ln3 J> n - Master J, AtkinAshrroft J \r« AJllan', 1 lan ', i ‘ rß J - E - Allan, Mr P. Asncroit, Mrs P. Ashcroft, Mr Sorlne E rm Wl w 34r ® owe . Sirs H. Bowe, Mr h! BlewMt' Gllt Brown. Mr w! Blcwett, Mr C. A. Black, Mrs C. A. Black “• B- Cameron Mrs F. Chefflns, Miss- J. Chefflns, Mrs M, Crosby. W TWoirt - Gto3 T b y-„Ml 33 D. Constable. Mr .A. W. Donald Mr J. S. Drysdale, Miss C. Ellis, F H - Fotwio S i r I \, H ’ Fothorlngham. Mrs B, Fotlterlngham. Master R. Fotherlngham. Fol L F ?” c t’ J4lss «• p orgle. Mr A n! T M xr‘ P *Sf. Mr J- M. Gouldsmlth. J 1 j I- rni«nhS ul x?? th L M f. J - Gatenby, Mrs ■•£**** B - Gatenby, Miss E. S. llMmo d xf ¥” r' P' Hu:ne ' Master D. G. A. Hume, Master d. Hume, Mr T. Holst, Mr ?f r H ? lla p dc L Mrs Hollander, Miss W. Hall, „Lf: ? ero . n - Mr C. Hubbard, Mr E. E. J* 1 *. loy* 1 oy* Colonel a. Headland, Jllss E Isherwood Mrs G. Jones. Mr J. E. Kavc - Dr R Greiwr r Mra Mac , G , reEr>r . Miss S. Mac"re«or. Mrs A M Vicar, Sirs B. V. MacDonald, oilnh.nf „ acla i-- M' ss J- Nelson. Mrs G. L. Press Mr 3 F i - £ rcss ' Mrs A. Press. Miss I*. J W ’ PrLfo’n S v Pa . rr, T> Mr , J - W. Preston, Mrs sot-to P b M a - J°' rlef \ Mr E - H - Boblnsoa, ajrs E. H. Robinson. Sir L. Robb Mr Rogm^^Mrs 1D v ’'‘r? > m Boscnbaum Jllss F Mrs A \v nilii. R S bb !?, s ’ Slr E - Rlddlford, i! r- \inci»t; Rlddlford. Miss R. Rlddlford, Miss Ir, w Mr A , c ® lUa Smith, Mrs J. Collie }A \v Mr C. W. Stnrlcker, Mm Af - \ r ? s, l r J - W. Sterlckcr, M Afi r, T? IlS s|- M ’ J ’ . Sltlcla 'r. Miss U. Mrs homuJL H i,.‘ Sln s Mr H - Sullivan. Su > llya “. Miss C. Sullivan, Mr R. V. Jfftt* Mrs H. R. Telford, Master H. R. Telford WvnriKL\| Vel | S i ,ss M - Wright, Jllss E.’ Wyndham. Jllss H. Young, Mr R. j. Young. mk!r d a? 83 ?' E ‘ N- Anderson, Jlrs C. P r ake r, Mr I. N, Bowden, Mrs J. N. Bowden. Sl.?v g f' i lr? E - Bridge, Mr B. Burns, Miss V. L. Barrett, Jlr A. C. Cartncr, Mr J. P. Campbell, Jlrs J. P. Campbell, Mr rw, C i a (, rrutb s r p‘ J i, r3 r.W- Carruthers. jfjss V. Carruthers. Jllss T. S. R. Collier, Mr A. Duff. Mrs M. E. E. Duff, Mr 1. Dalvlel, Jlr P. 2 r T. r ’m?f 5 P -,P ra £, er ’ Mrs N. Fisher, Jlr S’ '*/• . F J llaa9 ’ Mr W. B. Glasgow. Miss F. Grant, the Rev. L. Golthrope, Jlr J. Goldthorpe. Miss R. A. Gludie, Jits O. M. Hastto, J lr , E. C. Izett, Mrs B. S. Irvine, Jllss A. Irvine, Jfrs H. Jenkins, Jlrs E. JL Jones. Mrs M. A. Jones, Jllss E. M. James. Mrs A. Llmpett, Mr D. W. Jlalcotmson, Mrs B* A. May, Miss V. Jlay. Jllss S. Pearce. Jllss E. Pearce, Miss C. J. Park, Mrs A. G. Peterson, Miss G. Peterson, Mrs JI. P. Rodger, Jlr C. J. Rowe, Mrs C. J. Rowe. Jlr Jf. J. Reardon, Miss G. R. Ritchie, Jtr R. P. Rhodes, Mr F. G. Rhodes, Jlrs L. JI. Sharpe, Jlrs A. Sands, Jllss JI. A. Sands. Jlr H. Thompson, Jlr R. G. Thlstleton,, Mrs R. J. Thlstleton, Mr C. Whlttlnfeton. Mr A. O. Wings, Mr L. W. Wall, Jllss N. G. Wall, Miss E. Walker, Mrs B. M. Wilson, Jllss V. Wilson, Mrs C. B. Yates, and 52 third class.