SHIPPING.

Southland Times, Issue 14578, 19 November 1910, Page 4

SHIPPING.

TIDES—NOV. 19. Bluff .. 2.50 a.m. 3-20 p.m. lavgrcarsill 3.30 a.m.' 4.0 P-m. Riverton .. 1.50 a.m. 2.20 p.m. NOV. 20. Bluff ... 3.52 a.m. 4.23 p.m. Invercargill .. 4.32 a.m. 5.3 p.m. Riverton 2.53 a.m. 3,33 p.m. BLUFF HARBOUR. arrived. Nov. IS—Morayshire, 3784 tons, McLaelilan, from Port Chalmers. J. u. ,VV»rd and Co., agents. ' The Federal-Honlder-Shire liner Morayshire, from Port Chalmers was berthed at 8 a.m. yesterday. she w still tinder the command ox Captain L. MqLachlan. Messrs H. J. Wneatniun, v J. E. Roberts, Guinn and H. it. Aitcms 6 on are the deck officers, and Messrs Thos. Blaeliloclt (chief),, W. Coats, I. j. Thubrun, J. Mlall, J. I'orbet, J. _t>. Davies and K. E. Muyne (chief refrigerating). Mr P- Flynn is chief steward. The Morayshire will land 71* tons duect largo from West of Lngluiul ‘ports and afterwards sail for Brisbane r°r homeward loading, Melbourne Harbour Trust proposes to spend £l,ooo,uuu on Improving, shipping facilities in the Yana, The four-masted barctue _ Margarettia has arrived, at Melbourne from Rotterdam- She sailed from the Cape in -1 days, which is steamship time, 13.8.0, GO. UTilaiiWl MOVEMENTS. Saturday, 19th Nov.—Corinna arrives from Dunedin about 8 a.m., ami. ieavea for New Plymouth on arrival of if.-a al 21st Nov.—Moeraki arrives from Sydney via North about 5 a.m., and leaves for Hobart and Melbourne on arrival of 3.35 p.m. train from luVe Monday, 21st Nov—Manuka arrives from Melbourne and Hobart about a-R) a.m., and leaves fur Sydney via Jsoilh on arrival of 1.45 p.m. train from Invcr*aTueeday. 22nd Nov.—Rakanoa arrives from Qreymouth and Westport about 5 a.m.. and leaves for Dunedin. ■ Wednesday, 23rd Nov. —Kaituna arrives from Newcastle about I p.m.. with cargo Of coals and bonedusl, and leaves for Dunedin. (Par United Press Association). AUCKLAND. Nov. IS. Arrived —Maital from Wellington ; Navua from the Cook and Society islands. . . Sailed—Kamona Cot^Js’apien Qy Sailed—Atua. ® WELLINGTON, Nov. 18. Sailed —Wirnmera for Lyttelton and Dunedin; M^rl sM uMton. ov i 8 Sailed—Kurow for Westport ; Storm for Picton ami Wanganui ; Brisbane for Akaroa and Great Burner island ; Knlrakl for Wellington. Greyinonth and Hokitika; Moeraki for Melbourne via Dunedin and Bluff; Aiararoa lor Wellington. DUNEDIN. Nov. IS. Arrived—Corinna . from northern ports ; Hauroto from Auckland via way P °Saiied—Kaltangata for Lyttelton and Wellington ; Kotare for Invercargill and Riverton ; Corinna for Bluff ; Hauroto lor Auckland via way ports.

A COMING CUNAKDKR

(B, Preoa Ajaocintloa—Gup,rlgbi.| LONDON. Nov. 17. The Canard Company invites tenders for a 50,000 ton steamer, with a speed of 23 knots, and to carry 3790 passengers. THIS PAPANUI. (Sjr T»le«r»»ii--Pro»» A<iaocUtlou—Copirlshl.) MELBOURNE, Nov. 12. The Marine Board has declined to accede to the application of Air 11. (J. Sleigh, the agent for the steamer Papanul, for the release of the vessel in order that she might proceed to Japan. Three marine surveyors who were instructed to report on the condition of the vessel expressed the opinion that the vessel was not in a seaworthy condition, Subsequently the secretary read a letter from Mr W. Clement, secretary to the Society of Boilermakers, asking the Board what position tin* captain and chief engineer would be as regarded their certificates in the event of ttie Papanul putting to sea In deliance of the Board's embargo. Captain Garshie instructed the secretary to forward to the Society a copy of the clause in the Marine Act •which sets out that “such officers taking a vessel to aea in an unseawortliy condition are guilty of misdemeanour.” THE WEATHER. k Per United P;ess Association. WELLINGTON, Nov. IK. following is a report of the weather tt 4 p.m. Cape Maria Van Diemen—Wind. N.E. fresh ; bar. 29,y0 ; llier. 03 ; weather, aeavy rain ; sea, rough. Russell—.Wind, S.E. moderate gale ; bar. 29.90 ; ther. 03 ; gloomy ami showery ; rough. Alanakau Heads —Wind, N.IO, breeze ; bar, 30.10 ; ther. (15 ; cloudy ; moderate. Auckland—'Wind, N. fresh; bar. 30.03 ; ther, fig ; overcast. Tauranga—Wind. E. light ; bar. 30.14; ther. 70 ; fair ; moderate. Wellington—Wind, N. breeze; bar. 30.00 ; ther. U0 ; fair. Oastlepoint—Wind. N.W. breeze; bar. mi.lo ; ther. 71 ; line ; moderate. New Plymouth—Wind, W.S.W. light: bur. 30.11 ; ther. UG ; fair, hazy; niodejra te. Cape Egmont—Wind, W. light ; bar, 20.12 ; thor. U7 ; fine ; smooth. Wanganui—Wind, W. fresh; bur. 20.13 ; titer. G(1 ; fair; smooth. Cape Farewell—Wind, N.W. fresh ; bar. 1)0,07 ; ther. 70 ; cloudy ; rough, Cape Foul wind—Wind, S. \V. fresh ; bar. 30,06 ; ther. 02 ; fair ; moderate. Westport—Wind, S.H.W. fresh ; bar. 20.07 ; ther. 61 ; fair ; smooth. Stephen Island—Wind, W. light; bar. 29,90 ; ther. GO ; fine ; smooth. Cape Campbell—Wind, N. fresh ; bar. 29.97 ; ther. 70. Kaikoura—Wind, N.N.E. light ; bar. 29.94 ; ther. 72 ; line ; smooth. Akaroa Lighthouse—Wind, N.E. light; bar. 29.92 ; thor, 77 ; tine ; sniooih. Port Chalmers —Culm ; bar. 29.90 ; flier. 63 ; overcast ; smooth. Nuggets—Wind, S.W. light; bar. 29.94; liter. 58 ; cloudy ; moderate. Bluff-Wind, S.W. light ; bar. 29.95;

MR BATES’ FORECAST,

<Per United Proaa Association.) WEDDINGTON, Nov. I«. ' Following is Mr Bates’ summary and forecast :—Easterly winds have Increased in the far North and heavy min is reported at Cape Marla Van Diemen this evening. Moderate to strong northerly and westerly winds and Increased cloudiness are reported elsewhere. The barometer has fallen everywhere and -conditions are still threatening in the far north of the Dominion. An easterly .gale la probable, with heavy rain and flooded rivers northward of East Cape and Kawhla. Northerly winds, strong to a gale, are probable elsewhere, with rain following shortly in most parts of the country and soon on the West Coast and in the southernmost districts of the South Island. Barometer falling everywhere.