SHIPPING.

Southland Times, Issue 14632, 24 January 1911, Page 4

SHIPPING.

TIDES—JAN, 2-1. Bluff .. S.4S a.m. 9.14 p.m. Invercargill . . 9,25 a.iu. 9.5 4 p.m. Jiiverton .. 7.1S a.iu. Al4 p.m. POUT OP INVERCARGILL. ARRIVED. Jan. 22 —Invercargill ,s.s., 224 tons. Gillies, from Dunedin. A. B. Campbell, agent. SAILED. ' Jan. 23—Invercargill, s.s., 22 1 tony. Gillies, for Dunedin. A. B. Campbell, agent. BLUED HARBOUR. ARRIVED. Jan. 23—V.’arrimoo. 2U76 tons, Clift, from Melbourne. L'.S.S. Co., agents. Passengers : Misses Cameron. Jobson. Keith, Angus; Mesdatnes Goodman, Dunlop, Stone, Ross ; Messrs Batt, Dowlang, Higgins. Lothian. O’Neil. Cameron, Goodwin, Shnonsen. Foster, Dr Blalkie, Roesyler, Keith. Dahlenberg, Weir, Delach, Dunlop, Deed. Eodeii. \\ ebb. Ross, Miller. Coltart, Hooper, Mackrei, Graham and IS steerage, Jan. 23—Ulimaroa, 298t> tons, Y yllte, from Dunedin. J. G. Ward & Co., agents. Passengers ; Mesdames Todd and two children, Bel! and 2 children, Widdowson Amderson and child, Misses Saunders. Preston t2i. Currie. Messrs Webb, Faulkner, Duncan. Preston (2). O’Brien, Hodgkinson, Ritchie, Downle, Wright. SAILED. _ Jan. 23—Warrimoo, 2016 tons, Clift, for Dunedin. U.S.S. Co., agents. Passengers : Mr and Mrs Cunningham. Misses Cunningham 12), Lovett and Watson, Messrs Wild and Galbraith. Capt. Lovett, and 2 steerage. Jan. 23—Ulimaroa, 298(1 tons, Wyllie, for Melbourne. J. G. Ward and Co., agents. Passengers : Mesdames McGregor. Saunders and boy, Evans, Hood, Parker and 2 children, Messrs McGregor, Saunders, Parker. Evans, Pieper, Steinidger. Umdscn, Drs Hood and Keane, and 9 steerage. For Milford Sound : Messrs Windle and Holland. IMPORTERS. Ex Warrimoo —Bath «fc Son,, P. and O.S.N. Co.. W. Smith & Co., F. Bowden. Boyds Bros. & Kirk, Carswell & .Co., McKav Bros., J. Rennie i!i Sons, U.S.S. CO.. G. Froggatt, Miss N. Cato. Ex Ulimaroa —Murrays Ltd., Mackerras & Hazlelt, Turawera S. Co.. W. Martin, Gasworks, A. Slorrie Ltd., Railway, E. Barlow, Bray Bros., Royds Bros. & Kirk, Robertson A Co.. Thomson & Co.. J. H. Stewart, G. W. Woods, Vacuum Oil Co., J. Rattray & Son, Express Co.. Wright. Stephenson & Co., Brice & Gore, N.Z. Carrying Co., Birt it Co„ Thomson, Bridget - & Co.. Briscoe & Co., J Ward & Son. A. & T. Burt, Ltd. J. Macalister, J. M. Brown, Kingslaml & Co., D. Bissett. Nicliol Bros, Murison Co.. Bluff Fish and O. Co. Walker Bros., G. Skerrett, W. Ilinclmy. C, Tulloch, Waddell. The Huddart. Parker Co.’s steamer Ulimaroa arrived from Dunedin at S.3u a.m. yesterday. She landed 2011 tons and shipped (1 bales paper, 3.0 cases tinplates, 2 sacks hides, 15 casks oil. 1.3 pieces timber, 10 cases biscuits, all halt sacks gravel, and a quantity of sundries, and sailed for Melbourne at -l-Ja p'.m. She had two passengers for Milford Sound. The Union S.S. Co.'s steamer Wan imoo left Melbourne at 2 p.m. on Wednesday and Hobart at 0.30 p.m. on I 1 1day. She had westerly winds and fine weather to arrival at Bluff at 5.30 a.m. yesterday. She had 77 saloon and 73 steerage passengers for all ports, of whom 57 landed at Bluff. Her_ inward cargo comprised 17 tons and included 6 tubes acid, 9 cases tobacco, !) packages ginger, 73 packages tea. Go cases whisky. 59 bags onions. 10 cases pines. 70 cases fruit, 252 pieces timber and a quantity of pig iron. After shipping 100 tons outward cargo the Warrimoo sailed for Dunedin at 3 p.rn. The barque Perfect is ready tor sea but has been unable to get away owing to the high winds. The steamer Breeze, which left Lyttelton on Saturday night for Bluff, had not shown up by G p.m. yesterday. U.S.S. CO. STEAMER MOVEMENTS. Thursday. 2Bth Jan. Wanaka arrives from Auckland about 5 a.m., and leaves for Napier, Gisborne and Auckland on arrival of 11.25 a.m. train. Monday. 30th Jan. —Moeraki arrives from Sydney via North about 7 a.m. and leaves for Hobart and Melbourne on arrival of 3.35 p.m. train from Invercargill. Monday. 30th Jan. —Manuka arrives from Melbourne and Hobart about 7 . an., and leaves for Sydney via North, p* arrival of 1.45 p.m. train from liuerjargill. DIRECT SHIPMENTS TO BLUFF. The following are sailings from Lonian for Bluff direct : Feb. 6 —Shaw, Savill & Albion boat. April 6 —N.Z. Shipping Co.’s boat. —From Liverpool.— •sov. 17—Durham, due Feb. 7. Feb. 4—Norfolk, due April 27. April 29—Nairnshire, due July 20. July 22—Kent, due October 12. Oct. 14 —Drayton Grange, due Jan. 4. AUCKLAND. Jan. 23. Arrived —Mamari from London via Melbourne and Sydney. Sailed —Wimmera for Sydney. SUVA, Jan. 23. The Navua and Providence have arrived and the Zealandia has departed. WELLINGTON, Jan, 23. Sailed —Maori for Lvttelton. CHRISTCHURCH. Jan. 23. Sailed—Petone for Wellington. Napier and Gisborne : Arapawa for Wellington, Wanganui and Patea ; Wakatu for Kaikoura and Wellington ; Mararoa for Wellington; Pakeha for London, via Monte Video and Teneriffe ; Mokoia for Wellington. DUNEDIN. Jan. 23. Arrived—Pukaki from Westport, Sailed —Afghanistan for Oamaru and northern ports. STEAMERS ASHORE. LONDON. ,)an. 22. The Great Central Railway Company'.* steamer Lincoln was stranded in a fog on Haisborough Sands, off Cromer. Distress signals were not perceived for 2 4 hours. The weather was fortunately favourable and lifeboats rescued the passengers. NEW YORK. Jan. 22. A steamer with the British flag flying Is ashore on a reef near Cape Florida. Her identity is unknown. Steamers have gone to her assistance. < THE WEATHER. WELLINGTON, Jan. 23. Following is th.e weather report at 4 p.m. : Cape Maria Van Diemen—Wind, S.E. fresh ; bar. 30315; User. TO; sky, hazy; sea, moderate. Russell —Wind, S.E. fresh; bar. 3i‘.(MJ: ther, 75; fair; moderate. Manakau Heads—Wind, S. light; liar. 30.('s; ther. 71: fair; smooth. Auckland—Wind. N. light; bar. 30.12; ther. 75; fair Tauranga—Wind, N. breeze; bar. 30.17; ther. 73; fair: moderate. Fast Cape—Wind, U. light; bar. 30,12; ther. 76; hazy; considerable. Gisborne —Wind. E.N.E. fresh : bar. So.Ilf; ther. 72: fine; smooth. Napier—Wind, N.E. light; bar. 3n.2i; ther. 71; fine: smooth. ('as! lepoin I—- Wind. S.E. light; bar. Su.ls; ther. 7!: fine; moderate, Wellington—Wind, S. light; bar. 30,10; ther. 6S: due: .hazy. New Plymouth—Wind, S.W. Mght; bar. 30.12; ther, 70; line; moderate, Cape Egmonl—Wind. S.W. light; bar. 30 12; ther. OS; fine; moderate. Wanganui—Wind, N.W. light : bar. 30 07; ther. 73: fine; smooth. Farewell Spit—Wind. N. light: bar. 30.10; ther. S6; fine; moderate. Cape Foul wind —Wind, S.W, fresh ; bar. 30.16; ther. 63; fair; moderate. Westport —Wind, S.W. breeze ; bar. 30.15; ther. 65; fair; smooth. Stephen Island —Wind, W. light; bar. 30.11; ther. 63; fine; smooth. Cape Campbell—Wind, S.E. light ; bar. 30.17; ther. 70; fine; smooth. Kaikoura —Wind. E.N.E. light; bar. 30 12: ther. 70; fair; smooth. Akaroa Lighthouse—Wind, N E. fresh; bar. 30.00; ther. 59; fine; smooth. Port Chalmers —Wind. N.E. light: bar. 30 00; ther. 66 ; overcast. Nuggets-—Wind, W. fresh; bar. 30.12: tppr 00; cloudy. Bluff —Wind, S.W. breeze: bar. 30.10; ther. SS; overcast; moderate. MR BATES' FORECAST WELLINGTON. Jan. 23. Following is Mr Bates' summary and forecast —Moderate to strong southerly winds have prevailed, except in Foveaux Strait, where gales have been experienced but arc now moderating Lhe weather has been generally fair, except in tiie southernmost parts, where hea\\ showers have been reported since Saturday. Present indirations are tor moderate to strong easterly winds northward of Napier and New Plymouth, and variable winds elsewhere, though principally from the South. Fair weather is probable generally, though conditions are still somewhat changeable. In the far South there will probably be little change in barometer pressure.