WEATHER FORECAST.

Star (Christchurch), Issue 6138, 26 March 1898, Page 4

WEATHER FORECAST.

Captain Ed-win sent tha following weather forecast to CaptainClark, harbour-master, yesterday afternoon*—"Wind between north and west and southwest at all places northward of Napier and New Plymouth, and southward of Timaru and Queenstown, and between north-east and north-west elsewhere, but rising after twelve hours southward of Timara and Queenstown. Sea heavy on all the western coast and on the east coast south of papier; moderate elsewhere. Tides high on both coasts south of Napier and New Plymouth, decreas. ing svetywhere else. Northerly gales, probably with ruin, are to be expected at all places northward of Timaxu and Queenstown, and westerly gales, with rain, from thence southward."

SAILED.

* Kirch 25— Clematis, ketch, 67 tons, Peterson, far Havelock. Held and Ferrier, agents. March 25— Ekza Firth, brigantine, 167 tons, Murray, for Kaipara. Field and Forrier.agents. Much 25— Jaae Douglas, b.s., 75 tons, Whitby, ter Akaroa, via the Bays. Pitcaithly, Wallace sod Co., agenta. March 25— Moaowai, s.s„ 2137 tons, Sinclair, for Sydney, via Wellington. Union Steamship Coinpiny, agents. Passengers :— For Wellington— Misses Addr, James, O'Neill, Winter, Mnrrnra, 'Dunnage, Jonas, Bong and Turnbull, Mesdames Addr, Scott, Platz, Brown, Jqnes, Denman and Wilkin, Messra Harrison, Towge, Clarkson, O'Neill, Chegwin, Everard, Baggettand Lowden ; -ior Sydney— Misses O'Sullivan, Norcross aud .Wood, Mesdames Baphael, Gould, Ingram, John, stone, Wood, Hall, Snrithson and Bhodes, Captain Mal}, Messrs Gardner, Ingram, Ehodes, Baphael, Buxton, Duncan (2) and Hassan.

IMPORTS. Monowai: ITrom Melbourne— lo bags rice, 2 eases dyes, 1 cask acid, 1 pkg saws, 20 cases wine, 20 cases tea, 70 b»gs Pearl barley, Spkgs samples, 1 sack seed, 7 crates bottles, 1 cubo glass, 96 slabs marble, 5 hales mats, 6 bales gunnies, 53 chestß and .14 half-chests tea, 3 cases cigars, 50 cases acid, 1 case leather, 20 cases wax, 153 bags bark, 111 bales and 55 mats gambier, 213 pkgs sundries; from iHobart^-256 bdls palings, 5(50 bags bark; from •Laimcsestcm— l3 empty hhds; from Dunedin— 29 hhds ale, 47 bales wool, 2 barrels lime, 17 pkgs Bundrißs* i Bototono: From New«astlo— 2B3 steel bars, 61 ■nieces timber, 600 tons coal. •Maud Graham: Prom Auckland — 60,000 ft timber.

EXPORTS. • : Botoipahana : Por Wellington— loo hags seed, 219 eases fruit, 1 piano, 18 pkgs samples, 8 cases 'walnuts -3 drums sodium, 206 sacks wheat, 60 sacks flonr. 30 Backs pollard, 8 hales sacks, 1 hull, 2 cases eggs 15 pieces chain, 18 empty casks, 107 pkijs 'sundries; for Wanganui— l7 pkgs sundries, 4 pkgs flanges, 10 sacks tares ; for Blenheim— B pkgs sundries; for New Plymouth— l 2 o_Bes fruit, 14 pkgs laundries ; for Westport— 2 cases hacon, 2 pkgs ; for (Nelson— s caseß; for Greymouth— l case ; forWaiItara— 2 pigs ; for Foxton— 2o boxes soap, 1 cask •aoda ; for Patea— lo bales sacks. :** Lily: Por Wellington— 2oo sacks flour, 100 sacka ••wheat, 30 sacks seed, 50 sacks onions, 50 Backs potatoes, 50 sacks barley.

After discharging her cargo of timber the Maud Graham will load for Timaru, on account Messrs Pitcaithly, Wallace and Co.