SHIPPING.

Southland Times, Issue 14437, 7 June 1910, Page 4

SHIPPING.

i „ n TIDES. —JUNE 7. Bluff ..... u.in. 1.7 ii.m, Invercargill . . 1.19 a.m. 1.1. I'.m. Riverton . . . a.m. 0.7 pm. BLUED HARBOUR. ARRIVED. June G—Moana, s.s., El 14 tons, IVorrall. f rom Dunedin. Union S.S. Co.. agents. Passengers —Misses Untiling and Gobbity, Messrs Scott and Puller, and two steerage. SAILED. June G—Moana. s.s., 2 111 tons, Worrall, for .Melbourne. Union S.S. Uo.. igents. Passengers —Misses Mackenzie and Eri, Thomson, Mr W. <>. Unwells ind nine steerage. IMPORTERS. Per Moana: —A. Spedeii, G. Poole. U, H. Poole, \V. Ashley, U. .1. Hrudrhk. O U Telegraph Office, .1. Manson, 11. Kannln, A. Wvllie, Broad, Small and Uo., KailWav Stores, N.Z. Paper Mills. Matheson anti Co,, Kirk and Webb, Vacuum Oil Co., H. Chapman, W. E- Tait. Robertson and Bryce, Murray ami Co,, N.Z. Express Co., \V. Martin. Mackerras and Uazlell. Carswell and Co.. Henderson and Co., Thomson and Co., Ualgely and fo., N. B. Co., National Mortgage, .McCulloch Bros.. H. August, A. and T. Burl, Royds Bros, and Kirk, Bray Bros., W right. Stephenson and Co., Whitlingham and Uo., Roope and Co.. Ritchie and Co.. A. King, J E. Watson and Co., .1. Lennie, W. Hlnchey, C. Tullock, Captain Stewart. D. Bissett, Bluff Harbour Board, 11. .Moss, EastlaJce, C. Leitb. Larsen and Co. The s.s. Moana arrived from Dunedin at 12.30 p.m., and sailed for Melbourne Via Hobart at 7 p.m. Prom daylight until late in the atteinoon a thick fog enveloped Bluff yesterday, and occasioned considerable delu.t and inconvenience to the shipping. up till late in the afternoon it was impossible to even see the water from the Signal Station, and the s.s. LMimaroa was not sighted until four o’clock, when about twenty miles distant. The Moana was also late In arriving. MOVEMENTS U.J3.S. CO.’S STEAMERS. Wednesday. 8th —Koonya arrives from Westport about 8 a.m.. and leaves for VNew Plymouth, Westport and Greymouth on arrival of 11.25 a.m. train. Thursday, 9th June—Wanaka arrives from Auckland about 2 a.m.. and leaves for Napier, Gisborne and Auckland. Monday, 13tli —Warrimoo arrives from Sydney via north about G a.m., and leaves for Hobart and Melbourne on arrival of 2.50 p.m. train from Invercargill. . „ Monday, 13tli —Moeraki arrives iiom Melbourne and Hobart about G a.m.. and leaves for Sydney via north on arrival of 1.45 p.m. train from Invercargill. DIRECT SHIPMENTS TO BLUFF. The following Is a further timetable : Leave London, Oct. 6 : Shaw.Savill. WEST COAST OF ENGLAND PORTS TO BLUFF. The agent for the Federal-Houlder-Shlre Line advises the Secretary of the Southland Importers’ Association that It has .been decided to put on three steamers at intervals of three months, to call at Bluff. The following la the timetable : Leave Due Liverpool. Bluff. Caldegrove .. 28th May 11th Aug. Flfeshlro .... 20th Aug. 3rd Oct. 1911. Nairnshire .. 12th Nov. 26th Jan. By Telegraph. — Press Association. — Copyright. NEWCASTLE, June C. Arrived —Aparima, from New Zealand. KAIPARA. June 6. Sailed —Kaikbura, for Sydney. SUVA, June 6. Arrived —Makura. SYDNEY, June 6. Following are the Marama’s passengers for Vancouver: —Messrs Featherston and wife, Stewart and wife, Orloff and wife, Campbell and wife, Thomson and wife, Brangrove and wife. Mann and wife, Lawton and wife, Hamlin and wife, George and wife, Martin and wife and Infant, Mesdames Davonport. Orr, Bower, Fryer, Sorenson, Stltchbury, Gibson and child. Booth, Evans. Gorman and infant, Misses Elder. Orr, Nurse Wallace, Berkeley, Stltchbury, Schall, Smith, Rendell, Bennett, Day. Laing, Towers, Canby, Bashford, Forbes, Thomson. Masters, Joyce, Booth, MesaVs Tinder, Temple, Rev. Clarke. Major Dunn, Rantenberg, Donald, Mercer, Edder, Lieut. Sydenham, Tebbutt, Dr Tebbutl, Adams, Mackenzie, Blacker, Blyth, Hungiker, Dargaville, Fraser, Thomson, Graham, Oswald, Watt, Hardy, Dr Strange, Roberts, Moore, Smith, Herbert, Hanson. Macnickel. Lear, Lindsay, Douglas, Hall. Garmant, Greenway. Sweeny, Forbes, Montgomery and.Svensen. A CAPTAIN DISAPPEARS. PERTH, June 6. During the voyage of the steamer Strathlynes from Baltimore, Captain Gunn mysteriously disappeared on May 28. A NEW ABERDEEN LINER. WING AND MIDSHIPS PROPELLERS. LONDON, June 5. The Aberdeen liner Demosthenes will sail in April fitted with duplicate sets of reciprocating engines for wing propellers. and a low pressure steam turbine tor a midship screw. THE WEATHER. <Per United Press Association). WELLINGTON, June G. Following is Mr Bates’ summary and forecast: Very humid and foggy weather has accompanied a low pressure area of decreasing intensity, which passed over the country on Saturday and Sunday. Heavy rain fell in parts, and northerly winds, strong to a gale, were experienced at times; but the winds have been generally moderate and variable. Present indications are for moderate to strong ■westerly wind, with cloudy and unsettled weather. There will probably be little movement of the barometer in the north, but a temporary rise In the south. Low pressure is due in the south on Friday.