SHIPPING.

Evening Star, Issue 6478, 20 December 1883, Page 2

SHIPPING.

High Wntw. fo-MORROW. Talaroa Port onatniew! 8.14 a.m., 8.38 p.m. Dnnedln i 8.69 a.m., 9.23 p.m. »' ♦ "' Port Oftalmera. ARRIVED. -Dkckmbbr 19. Planter, barque, 232 tons, Delmer, from Hobart. Dkobmbbr 20. Oreti, s.s., 11l tons, W. Robertson, from Wangariul. Passengers : Mrs Robertson, Mr M'Kenzie, Maori, 8.8., 118 tons, M'Coll, from Oamarn. SAlLED.—Dbcbmbkr 19. Kakanul, 9.8., 69 tons, Sundstrum, for Invercargill. Jane Anderson, schooner, 96 tons, Bern, for Oamaru. Star of tho Mersey, brig, 284 tens, Duchrass, for Auckland. PKCEMB3R 20. Enterprise, brigantine, 84 tons, Bell, for Napier. Te Anau, s.s., 1,620 tons, M'Gee, for Melbourne via the Bluff and Hobart. Isabella Anderson, schooner, 78 tons, Cowan, for Hokitika. A barque, bound north, passed the Heads at 10.80 this morning. , The shipping list of the New Zealand Shipping Company has the following vessels named a3 left or leaving London for the ports named:—For Lyttelton —Waitangi, October 30. For Port Chalmers—Mataura, October 30 ; Norman M'Leod, December 20; Waipa, loading;" Fenstanton, s.s., December 21. For Wellington—Waimca, October 30; Amazon (from New York), September 20; British Queen, s.s., about December 27; lonic, about January 24. For Auckland—Opawa, October 80; BrinhiHa, loading: Dorio, s.s. (from Plymouth), December 16; Ruapehu, 8.8. January 20. The Planter, from Hobart, waa reported aa passing Cape Saunders at 5 p.m. yesterday, and the Plucky proceeded outside, taking her in tow, bringing her up as far as Deborah Bay, where she anchored until this morning, when she passed up to town. She left Hobart on the Bth inst. with a southerly breeze which held until the 10th, when it veered to the N.E., and continued until tho 12th, when a strong westerly breeze set in; made Stewart Island on the 16th, and breasted the Nuggtts next day; thence she had calms and thick weather until yesterday morning, when a S.E. breeze sprang up, which brought her up to Cape Saundc-s. ■ The brig Phillis and schooner Enterprise came down from Dunedin yesterday evening, and anchored off Carey Bay. The Oreti, with fifty-two head cattle, eighty pifcs, and one horse, arrived at 11.30 p.m yesterday from Wanganui, which port she left at 1 a.m. on the 18th; experienced fresh N.N.W. breeze, with fine weather, through the Straits ; passed Akaroa at 4 30 a.m. 19th, arriving as above. The whole of the stock arrived in splendid condition. On and after the 6th inst. ships' goods of classes A, B, C, and D will be charged as follows by weight or measurement, according to the ship's bill of lading, or at the option of the Railway Department:— Lyttelton and Dunedin, S4s per ton ; Port Chalmers and Christchurch, 345; Port Chalmers and Timaiu, 21s; Port Chalmers and Oamaru, 15s; Port Chalmers and Invercargill, 225. THE DIRECT STEAM SERVICE. The Now Zealand Shipping Company are advised by cable that the lonio reached Rio do Janeiro on the 15th and sailed on the 17th. Her passage from Lyttelton is the fastest on record, being only twentyone clays. Her frozen meat is reported a3 in prime condition. ._ Weather Telegram. Th<3 Harbor Board received the following telegram this afternoon from the Meteorological Department at Wellington :—" Watch barometer, bad weather approaching between north-west and west and south. Class further rise during next ten hours, but falling af'cr that time, and wind backing to north."—R. A. Edwis." ■ Shipping Telegrams. Lyttelton, December 19.- Coromandc!, for London. , „ ~ ... Albany, December 19.—P. and O.'s Paramatta, with tho inward Brindhi mail (November IS), arrived at King George's Sound "this morning. Melbourne, December 19. Afternoon, Mana pouri, for tho Bluff.—December 20: Morning, Tara wcra, from the Bluff.