SHIPPING NEWS.

Otago Daily Times, Issue 20963, 28 February 1930, Page 8

SHIPPING NEWS.

WEATHER REPORT. .(Per UIiITED PRESS ASSOCIATION.) WELLINGTON, February 27. The following is the official -weather report . at 4 p.m:— Bar. Ther. Norfolk Island—E., moderate hr., blue sky .. .. ... 30.02 Awanul —S., fresh breeze, detached cloud .. .. .. .. .. 30.01 67 Auckland—S.W., gentle breeze, detached cloud .. .. .. 30.02 .63 . East 1 Cape—S.W., slight breeze, overcast and misty, smooth- seas 28.98 68. Cape Egmont—S., moderate br., , blue sky. rough seas 30.00 64 Napier—S.B., gentle breeze, blue sky, smooth seas .. .. .. .. 29.95 75 Farewell Spit—N., moderate br., blue sky, moderate seas .. '29.09 70 Stephen Island—S.E., fresh br., blue sky, moderate seas .. .. 30.02 61' Wellington—S., gentle breeze, de- , tached cloud, smooth seas 30.03 62 : Cape Campbell—S.E.. strops br., . .cloudy, moderate seas . 30.08 64 Greyraouth—S.W., fresh breeze, detached' cloud., constant swell 30.07 60 Akaroa Light—E.] gale, blue sky, '• moderate seas .. .. .. .. 30.06 58 Nugget Point—S.W.,. strong br., detached cloud, rough seas .. ,30.01 56 Puysegur Point—S.W., slight br., overcast, with passing showers, moderate seas 30.21 51 Chatham Islands—W.N.W., mod. breezed blue‘sky, moderate seas 29.88 60 Sydney—E., fresh breeze, blue sky i .. .. .. .. ... .. 30.11 ! Hobart—S.S.W., light air, overcast' .. .. 30.11 ; , , : / WEATHER FORECAST. ■ The foilowthg Is the official weather forecast: — v A Bllgbt low'pressure wave crossed the Do- ' minion last, night,, but the controlling influence on the weather is still the anti-cyclone extending from eastern Australia to New Zealand. The tropical cyclone Is' now apparently centred north of the Kermadocs. Indications are for south-easterly winds north of Kawhla and Napier and freshening, elsewhere, south-west to south, moderate to strong, but decreasing; seas rather 'rough about Poveaux Strait and parts of the west coast south of Cape Egmont, -but decreasing, elsewhere smooth to moderate; ‘moderate southerly winds and . smooth to moderate,seas in 'the ckstem Tasman; weather still mainly fair to 'fide,. but some Isolated showers probable on the east coast and north of Kawhla and Napier. ’ ARRIVAL," Thursday, February-27. June, B.s. (5.10 p.m.), 4320 tons,. T, Hannevlg, from Nauru, via Auckland arid Lyttelton. .Kempthorne. Prosser and Co., agents. . .. . DEPARTURES. . , Thursday, February 27. Gabrlella, s.s. p.m.), 1587 tons, Mathesori, for Lyttelton.' Kaßlks, s.s. (6.15 p.m.}, 1172 tons, Godfrey, for Nelson and! Neiw| . Gale, s.s. (6 p.m.), 567 tons, M'Kenzle. for I Wanganui, via ports.Rotorua, s.s. (5,30 p.m.), 12,184 tons, Holland, for Bluff, i SHIPPING TELEGRAMS. AIJCIILAND, February 27. —Arrived; Welrbank :(1,20-p.m;)/-from Pefu. i WELLINGTON. February 27.—Arrived: Kartigl (2.40 a.m.),.from Portland; Huanul (3 a.m.), from New Plymouth; Walpahl (6.25 a.m.l, from Gisborne; 'Canadian Challenger (6.25 a.m.), from Lyttelton; Maori (7 a.m.), from Lyttelton; Port' Denison (8 a.m.), from Lyttelton; Tltokl (9.45 a.m.), from Wanganui: Westmoreland (9.50 a.m.), from Lyttelton; Breeze (12.5 p.m.),‘from Lyttelton; Port Plrle (4.20 a.m.), from Gisborne. Sailed; Tutanekal (7 a.m.), for'northern lights-;• Otaki (3.25 p.m'.), for Lyttelton; Kartlgl (4 p.m.), for Lyttelton; Breeze. (6 p.m.), for Plcton; Tltokl (6.5‘p.m.)/for Nelson; Maori (7.50 p.m.), for , Lyttelton.^——To sail;.Walpahl' (midnight), for Plcton. • LYTTELTON, February 27.—Arrived: Calm (6 a.m.), from Tim am; Wablno (6.40 a.m;). from Wellington; Maheno (7.10 a.m.), from ? Dunedin; Foxton , (10.45 ; a.m.,), -from Foxton; Cyghet'.'(s«ss pjm,), from:Kalkoura. Sailed: CSIm (4.10 p.Sn.j, for Wellington; Maheno (4.55 p.m.), for Wellington; Storm (6.5 p.m.), for Dunedin; Kuku (6.10 p.m.), for Wellington: Foxton (6.20 p.rii.), for Foxton; Wahlne (8.25 p.m.),-for Wellington. . BLUFF, February 27.—Arrived; Waltemata (8.15 p.m.), from Wellington. The Rotorua sailed from Fart Chalmers last night for Bluff, Timaru and North Island ports.' While at this port the steamer put out Liverpool cargo and took In Dominion products. ' The Bluff oyster fleet Is now ready for the opening' day of the season, which Is tomorrow. • The Walpiata is timed to leave Auckland today for Wellington, Lyttelton, Dunedin and Bluff. She is due here about next Wednesday. Walpahl was to leave Wellington yesterday for Plcton and Dunedin. She is due here on - Sunday and loads out on Monday for • Napier and Gisborne, via ports. ' . The Karetu ,1s timed to leave Sydney on March 6 for Dunedin' direct. From here she will go to Lyttelton, Timaru, Oamaru and Bluff. The Holmdale is due to arrive here this morning , from Wanganui, via ports. The Wingatul was expected to leave Timaru last night to load here for Lyttelton, Wellington and Auckland. The Storm is expected here to-day from the' north and should load out again to-morrow for Wanganui, via ports. The Gabrlella sailed yesterday afternoon for Lyttelton and Wellington to continue discharge. The Kahlka left Dunedin yesterday for Wellington, Nelson and New Plymouth. The Gale sailed early last evening for Wanganui, via ports. PORT SYDNEY LEAVES PANAMA. The Port Sydney, which'sailed* from Napier on February 1 for London, left Panama last Sunday. MATABOA AT SOUTHAMPTON. . The Mataroa, which sailed from Wellington on January 20 for Southampton and London, via Panama, arrived at Southampton last Saturday evening. PORT CAMPBELL AND MAHIA. News has come to hand of the arrival of the Port Camfabell and the Mahla at London. The former vessel left Wellington on January 1G and the latter sailed from Lyttelton the same day, both going via Panama. They were carrying large consignments of wool and much interest was being evinced In- the question of which vessel would reach the destination first. The Pott Campbell reached London on February, 22, and the Mahla on February 25. PORT NAPIEK LOADING. The Commonwealth and ’ Dominion Line steamer Port Napier. Is reported to have arrived at New York from England on February 24. The vessel Is loading at New York for Auckland, Wellington, Lyttelton and Dunedin. She is to sail to-morrow. ■- ~ . \ JUNE WITH PHOSPHATES. The Norwegian steamer June berthed at Port Chalmers last might to discharge 4000 ' tons of phosphates. The vessel, after a delay of two months watting for favourable easterly weather for loading, eventually obtained her cargo at Nauru and sailed on the 3rd Inst, for Auckland, experiencing rainy weather and a head swell most of the way. Sho reached Auckland on the 151h,' put out part cargo ami ■■ sailed on the 19th for Lyttelton, where a quantity of phosphates was' discharged. After discharging . the balance of her cargo here the June will bunker at Westport and then go to Auckland to load for the Islands.

DAILY TIMES WEATHER ‘ REPORT.

, . BABANGA'S ITINERARY. Th Earanga, which reached Auckland from Liverpool on Wednesday night, will also , call at Wellington, Lyttelton, Dunedin (March. 13), Oamaru, Plcton, Walkokopu; Wellington, Bluff and Port. Chalmers, where she la due on April 8. ■ The vessel Is set down to sail finally for Home on April 10. ■ ■ . KENT LEAVES PANAMA CANAL. The Federal steamer Kent, which left Plcton on January 29 for London and west coast ports of- Great Britain, left the Panama canal on February 19. ... ' ' WITHIN WIRELESS RANGE. The . following vessels were reported to be within range of the undermentioned wireless stations' last' night:— , Auckland.—Aorangl, Tofua,' Maul Pomace, Haurakl, Falsterbo, Hermlnlus, 'Golden West, Oldham, Earamea, ■ Sierra, Ferndale, Valacia. Wellington.—Maori, Tamahlne, Wahlne, Arahura, Dunedin, Niagara, Argyllshire, Cunibcrland. Port Victor, Port Plrle, Tamaroa. Otaki, Tutanekal, Bimutaka, Hoperiiount, Mahon n, \Awarua.—Sir James Clark Ross, O. A. Larsen, Kosmos, Southern Princess, City of New York, Eleanor Boling, Makura, Tahiti. H.SI.T. Waknkura. Chatham Islands.—Canadian Cruiser, Canadian Explorer. LEAVING FOB HOME. ’ The Commonwealth and Dominion liners Port Denison.and Port Plrle will be taking a few passengers for London. The Port Denison,' which Is to sail on Friday, will take the following :—Archdeacon and Mrs Chatterton, Mr Hanan, Mr and'Mrs Saunders, Captain Ylpan, Miss N. L.Bennett, Mrs Beere, Mr and Mrs Mullins; .Dr Hariari, who will act ias ship’s surgeon. • ’ • : ■ The Port Plrle, which sails or. Saturday from Wellington for London, via Panama, takes the following passengers ;—Mr and Mrs G. ■Ardrey. Miss Ardrey and Dr D. Murdoch (ship’s surgeon); COMING BY THE CORINTHIC. The Corlnthlc, which Is due at Auckland on March 15 from' Southampton, has the following 'cabin class passengers:—For Auckland: The Dowager Lady Blunden, Mrs M. Chandler, Mr S. Dale, Mrs Dale, Miss N. Lewis, Mr T. Richardson, Mrs Richardson, Miss M. Richardson, Mr C.' Bussell, Mrs Bussell, Masters G. and W. Russell, Mrs C. Smith, Miss S. Smith, Mrs L. Ware. ..For Wellington; Miss F. Clayton, Father M. Grlffen, Father. T. Hegarty. For Lyttelton: Mr IT Lane, Mrs Lane. 'For Port Chalmers: Mr W. Murray. For Napier; Mrs M. Miller, Miss D. Millar. For'Sydney : Baron J Von Mehrlng, Mrs K. Pain, Mr W. Whitmore; for Brisbane: Mr B. Zambia. TAHITI FOR SAN FRANCISCO.,, The Union Company’s Tahiti left Wellington on Tuesday for San Francisco, via Rarotonga and Papeete. The vessel will take the following passengers from Wellington ;—First class: Miss A;, A. Ayson, Mrs C. J. Brooke, Mr and 1 Mrs: Bunting,' Mr Bishop, Mr Wyrley Birch, Mrs A. M. Brown, Miss B. Frater, Miss R. Gibbs, Miss E. .J, Gibbs, Mr P. G. Gibbs, Mr; Jr H. Garland. Mw, Si M. Hales,'Mr R. E. T.' Hewat, Miss Ichnellbaches, Mr C. Mi Knocker,. Mr and Mrs ,C. M'Hugh, Mr H. 51. Marler, Mr G. C. Marler, sllas M. R. Maglm nlty. Miss F. B. Slaglnnlty, Miss G. B. Mouatt, Mr and Mrs W. F. Ponder, Mrs B. A. Reed, Miss 51. Reed, Mr E. A.-, Reed, Bliss 51. Schnellbacher, Mr B. D. Vial, Sirs G. E. S. Venner, Mr , and Sirs R. Wilson, Mr and Mrs F. C. Adams, Sir: A. R. Anderson, Sir ‘ and Sirs E. A. Eastman, Mr and Sirs R. B. Harper, Miss I. Hower, Mr and Mrs A. Mack.' airs F. S. Robinson, Mr and Sirs J. B. Shaw, Miss F. C. Stevens. Second class: Mrs E. Beck, Sllss E. Beck, Sirs C. BUlson, Mrs and Miss Carrle-Brooke, Miss M. Davis, Sir J. Dyer. Mr Slorrlk Dlxs, . Sir and Sirs Gamble, Sirs H, Garland-Pike, Mr S. G. Hudson, Mr B G. Hargraves, Mr b; Hart, Mr J. Loef, Sir R. Moran, Mrs Moran, Sirs A. Nicholson, Miss J. Nicholson, Sirs C. Hoseberg, Sir V. Y. Smith, Sir B. R. Stock, Mr R. Terpunetu, Sir and Sirs WaUaec, Mr P. Williams, Sir H. R. Wright ■ and six steerage. ■ ' ' •