WEATHER FORECAST.

Star (Christchurch), Issue 6126, 12 March 1898, Page 4

WEATHER FORECAST.

Captain Edwin sent the following weather forecast to Captain Clark yesterday afternoons— " Wind bitween santh and east and north-east at all places northward of East Cape, Tanpo and Raglan, between sooth-east and south and north from thence southward to Timaru ahd Queenstown, and between north-east and north and west at all other (places. Sea heavy on east coast north of East _^pe, -ary heavy from thence-southward to Nugget rpoint, increasing from aorthward on west coast ; 8 onth.of New Plymouth. Tides high oa aE eastern coast, good and increasing on west coast south of Raglan. Easterly gales and rain are to beexpeoted north oi Westport and Lyttelton, and Btrong northerly winds from thence southward. Barometer fall everywhere." S-I-BD. March 11— Jane Douglas, a_3., 76 tons, Whitby, for _laroa. Pitcaithly, Wallace and Co., agents, March 11— Waikare, s.s., 1901 tons, Bichardson, fo. southern porta and Melbourne. Union SteamshroCompany, agents. Passengers :— For Dunedin —Miflsea Herons, NeweU and Oswald, Mesdames fßercns, Simonseu and Cohen, Messrs Bimonsen, UCmff, er«ghto_ fc ßrown, M'Donald and Kaye; for iDhta — Mteses Bathbone and M'Millan, Mrs {M'Millan, Messrs Boag aud Perry and family ; lor Helbonrne^-Mrs Peek, Messrs Peek and Eobert11— Tarawera.s.s, 1269, tonß, Fleming, for Sydney, via Wellington. Union Steamship Com»pany. agents. Passengers:— For Wellcngton— j£iss4_ ___«dao_i, Tripp. White, Brittan, Dowdale, Sobertson, Buokley and Webb, Mesdames Black tod child, Myers, Ciater, Charters, Tripp, Blaketey 'Md Turner, Rev Hudson, Dr Simes, Messrs Willis, Shand, Bunting and Myers; for Sydney— Misses Donaldson and Hormann, Mesdames Turner, Jlellish, Bowmakor and family and Quame, Messrs •Guaine, Hooper, Blake, Appleby, Orpwood.Bow*_t_.er, Mellish, Turner, and MasterCoxon. imports. Waikare: From Sydney— 2 case, tobacco, 100 [boxes tin p_._os, 50 cases fruit, U2 chests tea, 8 .mtes paper, 20 cases brandy, 182 ingots tin, 200 (bars saltV29s bags bottles, 12 bales kapoc, LSO4 'bug ,mg._, 3 hhds molasses, 20 rolls lead, 2 cases inSehi-ery, 2 cases cigars, 33 oases acid, 41 pkg* «*>e, 127 pkgs ; from Nelson-0 empty hhds ; from ■WSlington-2 cases tobacco. 70 bdls iron, 50 sacks Wdes, 14. empty cases, 38 pkgs. Tarawera: IVom Melbourne-10 cases beer, 7 cases planks, 601 pkgs tea, 15 cases oil, 271 pkgs salt, 75 cases wine, 5 octaves -whisky, v crates "bicycles, .13 bags rice, 225 bags bark. 30 cases acid. 87 pkgs; from Hobart-250 bdls palings, 130 bags Twfk ; bom Bluff-1 sack pelts ; from Dunedin-7 sacks seed, 10 cases keroseno, 2. pkgs stores, _lo tales wool. 70 bars and I bdls iron, 30 bags hides, 2 casks oil, 38 pkgs. ETPOBTS. Botomahana: For Wellington-7 hhds ale, 32 taaes fruit. 56 cases apples 30 boxes plums, 2 18 empty casks, 10 cases eggs, 22 sacks flow, 10 bdls sacks, 30 sacks barley, 50 sacks wheat, SB pkgs; for Nelson-2 pkgs; for Blenheim-1 Sough. 2 pkga i for Pioton-3 pkgs ; for Patea-10 ?mres soap. 1 cose; for Greymouth-. pkgs; for for We.tport-s pkgs; for Wanganui— 3 pkga f nrniture, 10 bales hay, 20 sacks oats. 1 plough, 36 pkgs. • Waikare : For Bluff— lo sacks potatoes, 1296 sacks wheat, 7 bdls rope, 6 bags rags, 18 pkgs; for Melbourne—soo sacks seed, 2 casks oil, 3 cases cheese, 26 pkgs; for HobarJ—4 ploughs, 7 sacks oats, 3 __es; for Devonport— l chaff-Utter, 4 wheels and J pair shafts. H.M.S. Tauranga is in port and will remain nil Sunday. The cruisers are always very popular with the public and no doubt advantage will bo -taken of her presence on Sunday afternoon by numbers to pay the accustomed visits. Messrs Kinsey, Barns and Co., agents for the steamer WestraHa, received a cable mossage yesterday, statiDg that the steamer had arrived at Sydney yesterday morning, after a splendid passage of three days sixteen hours.