SHIPPING.

Southland Times, Issue 18983, 18 November 1920, Page 4

SHIPPING.

THE TIDES. —NOVEMBER IS. Bluff - 6.02 a.m. EH P- m - Invercargill -• < ; '.m. ‘•'•’j, !'- ru - Jiiverton... 0.02 a.m. b.l< P- m - THE SUN. The Sun rises 10-day at 4.00 a.m. The Miu M‘to to-day at 7.30 p.m. PORT OP BLUFF. S.s. Foherua, 117S tons, arrived at cuxti yesterday. She uiiwiiargea oUU teas i>i eoai 5,1111 sailed at imdmgiil tor Dunedin. The Woi-tralia is to leave Lyttelton at Eoon to-day lor Daatauu, where sue is due early ou Friday monting. It is expected lo tiespateh her ou Friday evening tot Bluii and Melbourne. The Union Company announce that the Tahiti will be despatched irom pydney ou November 22, anu irom Auo:-Uaiid on November 117 lor Miva, Tiouoiuiu, and Vancouver. The steamer Tremeariow sailed from New York oa October 39. and irom Newport News on November 5. tor Auckland. Napier, ■Wellington. Melbourne, and c-yuney. _ The^irlororata Icit New VorK on November 5, cargo-la.-cn. tor Auckland. Wellington, Syuncy. Newcastle, and Hrisoaiie. WOODAURA FOR BLUFF. The steamship Woodarra, for which the New Zealand Shipping Company is agent, drived at Dunedin ou Lucsuac inoimug jrf-jn London, via Panama ana Lyttelton, ana was berthed at the Victoria whart to discharge HIR'D ton.- oi general merchandise. The W'.odarra, a vessel oi . 9-16 m-ns gross ana IU.bUU tons deadweight, was built lasi year by Barclay, Curie, and Co., ot Idas--»0W, an-1 oil her trials in the Clyde registered a st-ecd of lb; knots. r-he arrived at Lyttelton on April 1 last year cm her maiden voyage irom New dork. Ou her present trip she sailed from London on rientembt-r Id, and covered the ti.DD miles from Panama to Lyttelton without, a stop in the remarkably last tune of 21 hays, her speed averaging 13 knots, hhe carries 150 of a British crew, inclusive ot oh cadets. Captain P. A- Bond is still in command. The Wooaarra will leave Duneiiin towards the end of this week tor Bluii' to complete her discharge and load for London. She ■will return later lo Lyttelton to complete her ioailing. Si 11 PIT NO TKLF.GRAM3. (For United Press .Association.' SYDNEY, November 17. (Received November IS. 1.25 a.m.i Arrived—City of Newcastle, from New Zealand. CHRISTCHURCH, November 17. Arrive,! —Kara '5.25 a.m. a Irom \\ ellir.cuai ; Manuka ‘ 7.2 -5 a.m. l . from Wellington; Maori iS a.m. . from Wellington; We-stralia ,2 p.m. 1 . from Wellington. Sailed —Maori i 5.25 p.m. , lor \\ ellington ; Manuka, for Wellington. WKL LI Nl !Tt >N , November 17. Arrived —Wuhiae 1 vlo a.m. a from Lyttelton ; Kaitongata i2 p.m. a from Lyttelton ; Waitorr.o I 3 30 p.m.', from Newcastle. Soiled —Corimhit- 1 7-iD am, 1 , for London; Invert* .rciil 'AID pm. a tor V angajtui; Wall iHe i7.5f) p.m,'. for Lyttelton. AUCKLAND, November 17. Arrived- -Trillion Maru No. 6(11.55 a.m.', (Ton. Kobe. Sailed —Wangaratta 16.20 a.m. a for Wellington ; Port Kernbla l 1.30 p.m. I . for Napier; Ha-Ahai-Veti Neu. cutter (11 a.m.), for Haapai; .lames Craig (3 p.m,'. barque, for .Melbourne. DUNEDIN, November 17. Arrived —Port Victor i S.3i) a.m. a from Lyttelton: P''rr Stephen.* >.S pine, from Ltir-irop; Tarawera (7.2 D r-.m. 1 , from Bluff. .sailed—FubaLi (12.40 p.m... for Meb bt •;."!!•:•: iumnta ii2.Pi p.m. , for Wellington. THE WEATHER. WELLINGTON. November 17. Th- Dominion Meienrniogist reports: The barometer has ■ •ouri-med low in the south, and fre.-heniiu: north to west to south-west wind,- h.u. e pr- - ",-ailed. Unsettled conditions and ram have en report e>l in tlistncts with a vo-s! :, r!y a-rnt. i'Ut fair to cloudy w- atiier i; : is ruled on the east coast. Present mdnuitior.:- are for strong and squally southerly witids and cool changeable weather gt neral'.y. wirh passing showers in many part.-; barometer rise everywhere Stein.