SHIPPING

Southland Times, Issue 17867, 18 January 1918, Page 4

SHIPPING

T PORT OF BLUFF. Shipping will be exceedingly brisk at the wharves to-day. when live vessels "ill he in port, tour of which arc due to handle iargo. PASSENGERS FROM AUSTRALIA. The following passengers have arrived from Australia; —Saloon ; Mesdames Falconer, Davis, Rowe. M. Owtry and S. Owin', Bartholomew and child, Berry. Baker, North, I.umsden and infant and child; Misses Hunt I.See. \AN .C.A.'. Davis. MeKinamin, Buchanan, Miller. Elks. North; Messrs J. H. Mitchell. J. R. Allen. J. S. Duke. H. B. Boys, K. E. Bartholomew, J. Hill, D. Whitaker. E. H. Dalman, W. C. Luntslcii, M. Liiley, S. Hymans. L. Reardon. Dr G. E. Morrison, and the following steerage; Mcsdamos Reid, Wood ami two children, Pocklington, Winter, Arnold, Stewart, Hill, Duff, Richardson; Misses llehir. Thwraitc, Springer; Messrs G. Gllathy, J. Brown, J. B. Dale, J. A. Jackson. I. G.' Pocklington, W. B. Mclnnrs, A. Wooster, R. J. Arnold, W. E. Robins, 1. i)mecn, A. Cash. [Per United Press Association.] DUNEDIN. January 17. Arrived —Calm (,4.1-j a.iu.) from Oamgxu. Sailed—Calm (6 p.m.i for Wanganui. THE WEATHERFORECAST. WELLINGTON. January 17. Mr D. C. Bates reports;— Present indications arc for moderate to strong northerly winds, changing from west to south. Expect cloudy, unsettled weather with rain probale gcncre.ily. Barometer is unsteady and is rising slowly in the south.

TIDES— -JANUARY IS. Bluff 3.Si) a.ia. G.01 p.m. Invercargill I).Ki n.m. t’-Il p.m. Kiveruni -l.lUi a.m. ...01 p.IU.