LATEST SHIPPING.

Star (Christchurch), Issue 7154, 19 July 1901, Page 3

LATEST SHIPPING.

LYXTELTON.

AEBTVED,

July 19— Monowai, 5.8., 2137 tons, .aPDonald, rom Melbourne, via east coast ports. Union h&unshig -Conipaxiy, agents; paßsengers — Ihseß Winters (2) and 'M.'N»mara, 'Meeaam«B iP?f*mara and G-ilroy, JCgbks Williams* 'row*, Crawf oid, ' lAtkinson, iWilcocka, Van*iobi, Broder and Anderson, and aevenieen Veerage. , ( . July 19— Warrimoo, a.5.,. 1269 "t0n5, ißicliaidE»on,. from 1 Sydney, via Wellington. Union Btewaiehip \ Company, agenda ; passengers— Ifieits Ps*fct, ■Eathorne, Sion4 Leact, Dunan, Buffhea, • JPonby and Bipwn, iNiuse' iTNdcihol,._Mesdames Moore, Wallaoe, Ma4olm, (jrorriok and 'family, Bristow, Tfaomai, fbore, Be*n and two children, Barron, Henlewon, Williama, -Demaston, WKay and Joothi Justdcea- Williams and Denniston, Cap. am Thomaa, Meew* 'Moore, iKeynolds, Show, Ldams,' Bishop, Whitelaw, Eaxhorne, 'M'lnnes, ■'agate, Wallace, Jameson, Dayinond, Hawkes, lurethonß^ Webb, Hales, Nolan, MMfillen, Jarthomblew, Wirsdeul, Ptitonari Bxistow, Imanuel, Mbore, Stanford, -Burt, Rutherford, ; Ihodes, SfDonald, Logan> Mullen, iPraaer, >raniston, O'Eorke, Home, Scott (2), Tait, Imith, 606% Knott, Meyers, and \weaiy v . • July 19— Idly, schooner, 84 tona, Bloom, xata. Gteymouth. Bitcaitihiy and Co., igeaAa.

. The «.«. Mbnowai arrived from afelbourntf, fia southern porta, at, 7.10 ».m. to-day. She C't Melbbumff on June 10| : and experienced c weather and variable winds throughout |he .passage. . ■ ' jTha s a. WaTrunoo arrived from Sydney, via Wellington, at 7.45 a.m. to-day., She left Bydney on July J4, and experienced fine weather throughout the run across the Tasman tea. . ' ; ■. ; •• . ■■ . ■

The schooner. (Lily arrived from Greymouth \x 8.50 a.m. to-day. • Captain Ifordstrum, of die TJnion Steam«iip Company'e e.s. Eaupiri, is Caidj up by fadispoaikon. Captain Brown, of the 5.3. Ewainui, is in command of -the 'Haupiri, and iptain- Worrall,..laie of -the s.s. Slapourika, » taken charge of the Wainui, gThe s.s. Warrhnbo is to go into dock here fcfter'her return from Danedin, for whicbport %he left this afternoon.

; . THE SBjACpiK.. : KOCK. long-standing grievance Captain Pughea, master of the ship Beacon Bock— at present lying in the stream— and the crew, came' to a head this morning, saya the WelBingtpn w Post"*of July 18, when the crew reJtused to continue duty. It is alleged that from the time the vessel left South, America Xgttil her arrivaV.in -Lyttehon, a short time ;«go, the food ..supplies have been iasuffioient; /that -there las teen a shortage of limejuice: Mjl.; that, 'the doling; on,t of meat (has met iWith-'flie disapproval' of L ihe men. Av-XqtteV ."ton &c Bhiwping iMaster was appealed to, piM.Qttoagik-.hu intervention *h«. (position, was •m.^ aoinwiat, fcut aince iflie arrival of ithe ••tap^at Wellington the trouWe thas cropped ■up .agatti, The crew xequested this morning ;tii*t, -they should be taken ashore to 4he jßtopping Master in order to state .their case. jThw the master refused to agree. to, hut said line would lake any two of them before ' *he jyu^orities and^have (ttw matter settled. iCapfauk Smith, -Shipping (Master, reoeived a jaetteri&om a section of the crew this morning, .•nd avisrt from the captain. He las inform! & aT* «« w .-'&»t. v le.. cannot see them in a ,«o^, mi co two men- selected by their mates will interview him. ■

. WEATHER FORECAST. The . ioHowing Veather forecast was telegnphed ftom Wellington tc-d*y : — A gale ( *rom,>etw»n 4he «mth, south-wtest and west' Wangamv ami Krahenn, and-gfi&ate to atntng southerly; winds, changingjpiife east&wdjpß«yheß* JforOh. of New flppin end S"*^.^ ll * K * t %T*«K*v Ejfll luriaiei' rise eviarywhere. Ifflie will •W;™P w y..<».th» east coast nortfe of Kaikpura t«"i,c«MnteaW« on *H the wes! coast; ana 'anftcste ebsewJwre, /; -The tides will be good im jtg.«»rt, opaat aopai of East Gape, mbdejvaite bertween Oape Egmont and Wangahui',' ud ixigh on the we«t coast north of N«w Ply-' nontth- and .moderate on tti© weat coast of ''the Jotttn laknd. •liLwanung signal for southerly *aeßi»«rfiibitea«*mritirf. .Much colder weaBOTuiUtbsezpediedinaltsartiaof .the country, (NtiK a Irost in the South Island. Synopsis |tf 'Wulast iwenty-f our hours : —^A.,- decreeing preancte everywhere until about 5- p.m., since jrhan It liae xfeen dowiy in all parts of the soUJrby. Tbaixt lias fallem heavily in the North UhoA feenea»Jly,v and .». good deal has fallen to. inr South Island north of Chxistchurch VcA Prost lias continued in most parn of Otßgo, .and snow has fallen on all [he 1-iiign country south' d Nelson 1 . A low i [iMjjUi'J fwin; the west-north-west i» eagtwari tt TmA -Cape -«u3 is travelling.. to> about the

■.- 6EIPPING TKT.WG-RAMg. ■ r . . POUTO, July 19. L^J^r^' iNEW iPLtMOUTH, July 19. ", iOSß*.J|oo^vfisiß»Be, . iwiic^; left MokaA for' tJßfi» fcost «igw <tey» lagft and about -wfcicßi rißDWr^taleiy .has ,!been ,felt, readied iport at. •^^i(&H9»y, Bie iwd-baen Wown- ou* to «c».. K^~::±. I WBLLtLS<aSOSy Jviy 19.' pjH^HSit iAajjlier ieturnfld, fioni ieji .ctuiae -to y^?"' ' " DU^3>Df/3Mly. 19. * Siriled^Moura, for iAuokland, via *lie east ]SbMb: ipteseDogers for LyiVelton.— Miss Gibson, llfi»e«ruitt.''M€93ra 3«il, Wileon, Mayo, Strutt,

v AITOTBAL:

Of SHIPPING;. ! ■■■*■ ■:\ BBISBANE, July 19 i SiriMN-ttbazia, for Vancouver.