SHIPPING.
TIDES—JAN. 26. Bluff .. 10.29 a.m. 10.53 p.m. Invercargill .. 11.9 a.m. 11.o’ pm. Riverton .. 9.29 a.m. 9.53 p.m. BLUFF HARBOUR. ARRIVED. Jan. 21 —Breeze, 2.56 tuns, Papier, from Lyttelton. Dalgety & Cu., agents. BAILED. Jan. 25—Breeze, 2,56 tons, Paples, for Dunedin. Dalgety A Co., agents. Jan. 25 —Perfect, barttue. 1028 tons, Hansen, for .Mercury Bay. .Master, agent. The steamer Breeze berthed about 5.20 p.m. on Tuesday and. working overtime, loaded 7UU sacks tails and sundries, and sailed for northern ports at 8 a'ni. yesterday. The barque Perfect was lowed to sea yesterday forenoon. The s.s. Theresa Ward had a fair wea • ther trija with about 1" pa- .-eiigei s outwani yesterday. A London cable slates that Um Aberdeen liner Themlstocles matic a successful trial trip from Cardiff to London. Many Australian and .\ew Zealand shippers were present. U.S.S. CO. STEAMER MOVEMENTS. Friday, 27th Jan.—Wanaku arrives from Auckland about 1U a.m. Saturday. 2Sth Jan. —■Wanaka leaves for Napier. Gisborne and Auckland oa arrival of 11.25 a.m. train. Monday, Jinn Jan.—.Moeraki arrives from Sydney via North about 7 a.m. and leaves for Hobart and Melbourne on arrival of 2.25 p.m. train from Invercargill. Monday. 20th Jan.—Manuka arrives from Melbourne and Hobart aln at 7 a.m., and leaves for Sydney via North, on arrival of 1.15 p.m. train from Invercargill. Monday, 2l)th Jan. —Kuonya arrives from Greymouth about < a.m. and leaves for New Plymouth. Westport and Grcymouth on arrival of 11.25 a.m. train. DIRECT SHIPMENTS TO BLUFF. The following tire sailings from London for Bluff direct : Feb. 6—Shaw, Savin & Albion boat. April 6—N.Z. Shipping Co.'s boat. From Liverpool.— Nov. 17—Durham, due Feb. 7. Feb. 4—Norfolk, due April 27. April 29—7 '■’airnshire, due July 20. July 22—Kent, due October 12. Oct. 14—Drayton Grunge, due Jan. 4. (Per United Press Association). AUCKLAND, Jan. 25. Arrived —Star of India from London, Via Australian ports. Sailed —Clan Grant for London. GISBORNE, Jan. 25. Sailed—Victoria for the South. Passengers for the Bluff ; Mr and Mrs Ailken. WELLINGTON. Jan. Z5. Sailed —Maori for Lyttelton. CHRISTCHURCH, Jan. 25, Sailed —Wakatu and Cygnet for Kaikoura ; Tarawera for Dunedin ; Monowai for Wellington ; Mararoa for Wellington. DUNEDIN. Jan. 25. Arrived—Kaiapoi from Newcastle. Sailed —Invercargill for Invercargill and AVaikawa ; Warrimoo for Sydney, via Wellington. SYDNEY, Jan. 25. Sailed—Maheno and Voldar for New Zealand. MELBOURNE, Jan. 25. Sailed —Manuka for New Zealand. THE WEATHER. WELLINGTON, Jan. 25. Following is a report of the weather at 4 p.m. : Cape Maria Van Diemen—Wind, S.W light; bar. 20.15; ther. 77; sky. hazy ; sea, moderate. Russell—Wind, S.E. fresh; bar. 20.11; ther. 77; fine; moderate. * Manakau Heads—Wind, S. breeze; bar. 30.16; ther. 69; fair : smooth. Auckland—Wind, N. breeze: bar. 30.08; ther. 76; fair. Tauranga—Wind. N.W, breeze ; bar. 30.12; ther. 73; fair; moderate. .East Cape—Wind, N.W. breeze: bar. 30.07; ther. 72; hazy; considerable. Gisborne—Calm ; bar. 30.10; ther. 76; fine: smooth. Port Ahuriri—Wind. S.E. light ; bar. VMO ; ther. 76 ; fair ; smooth. Wellington—Wind, X. breeze ; bar. ’t1.09 ; ther. 67; fair. Castlepoint—Wind, N.W. breeze ; bar. : 0,"5 ; ther. 77; fine; moderate. X"W Plymouth—Wind, S.W. light; bar. 80.15; ther. 70; fair; moderate. “Wanganui—Wind, N.W. fresh ; bar. 30.15; titer. 71; fair; smooth. Cape Farewell—Wind, W. fresh; bar. 30.14; ther. 69; hazy; moderate. Cape Foulwind —Wind. S.W. fresh ; bar. 30.13; ther. 66 : fair; moderate. Westport—Wind. S.W. fresh ; bar. 30.14: ther. 65; fair; smooth. Cape Campbell—Wind. N.W. light ; bar. 30.14; ther. 70; hazy; considerable. Kaikoura —Wind. N.N.E. light ; bar. 30.12: titer. 69; fair; smooth. Port Chalmers—Wind, S. moderate gale ; bar. 30.10; ther. 62; overcast ; smooth. Nuggets—Wind, S.W, fresh; bar. 20.09; ther, 55; cloudy: rough. Bluff—Wind. AV. light ; bar. 30.10 ; ther. SS; fair. Cape Egmont—Wind, AAA light ; bar. 80.16; ther. 71; hazy; smooth. Stephen Island—Wind. AA'. fresh; bar. 80.13: titer. 62: hazy; moderate, Akaroa Lighthouse—AA’ind, N.E. light; bar. 30.12; ther. 60; cloudy; moderate. MR BATES’ FORECAST AA’ELLINGTON, Jan. 25. Following is Mr Bates' summary and forecast ; —The weather lias been fairly warm and humid generally, but rain has fallen in the southernmost districts. Squally westerly winds were experienced during the night in Foveaux and parts of Cook Straits, but the wind lias been mostly variable and the barometer lias made little movement. Present indications are for warm and humid condition ; generally, with passing clouds and Showers in parts. Winds will probable be variable in most parts of the country. moderate to strong easterlies predominating in tiie North and westerlies in and southward of Cook .strait. The barometer lias a failing tendency in the far North, but will probably rise shortly In the South.
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Southland Times, Issue 14634, 26 January 1911, Page 4
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742SHIPPING. Southland Times, Issue 14634, 26 January 1911, Page 4
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