SHIPPING.

Evening Star, Issue 6700, 7 September 1885, Page 3

SHIPPING.

Port Chalmers. ARRIVED.—S.PTHMBKit 5 Beautiful Btar, 8.8., HO tons, White, from Oamaru. Seitbubbk 6. Kakanal, 8.P., 69 tons, Sundstrum, fiom Inveroargill. K. 0. C'ark, birquencine, 656 tons, Stahl, from New York (May 10). SAILED.—SiPTB-BBE a. Rraemer, barque, 1,008 tow, Oaw, for Lyttclton, Sai'TßUiua j, Rotorua, 1.8., 676 tons, Neville, for Northern ports,. Passengers : For Lyttelton-Mr R. Cumings. for Wellington-Mrs M'lntosh, Miss Burns ; and five in tho steerage. The Rotorua left Dunedin this afVernoon direct for Northern ports. The E. 0. Clark was towed up tho harbor to Dun edin this afternoon. The Bay of Naples has put out about 2,000 tons of cargo. . ' ' Tho Beautiful Star arrived from Oamaru at 8.30 p.m. on Saturday, and passed the Tort to Dunedin. i A barque bound North passed the Heads yesterday afternoon. ' I MOVEMENTS OP THE UNION STEAM BHIP j COMPANY'S FLEET. Monday, Sbttbmijbr 7. Bluff Tarawera arrived 6 a.m. from Melbourne; nils 5 p.m. for Port Chalmers. Port Ciuuieits.—Rotorua sailed 3 p.m. for Lyttelton. Oaiuru —Tekapo wiled 215 p.m for Port Chalmers. liuarp.—Omapere arrived early from Oamaru. LvrrßLffoi—Taiaroa arrived lam. from Akaroa; -sails 6 p.m. for Welliugtou.—Wanaka .arrived 8.30 i. _. from Wollinirton; sails 6 p.m. for Akaroa. VVsiiisoTOß.—Rotomahana arrived 9am on Sunday from Napier; sails 2 p.m. for Lyttelton.— Penguin sailed 1 p m for Nelson. NAPIBK.-Ohiu artiv»d 1 a m. from Auckland ; sails 4 p.m. for Wellington. GlSßoß3M.—Waihorasailed 8»0 p.m. on Sunday for Auckland. W_iTi'oßT.—Mahln&pua sails to-night for Wellington. SHE DIRECT STEAMERS. Ths Aorangi left Teneriffo on tho evening of the trd inst. for Auckland via the Caps. THE DORIC. The »■». Doric loft Plymouth at noon on 17ih July' and arrivod at Teneriffe at 7.10 a in. on 23rd ; left at 6.48 same evenine ; crossed tho Equator on 29th July at 11.80 a,m , and arrivod at tbe Capo at 0.40 a.m. on Bth August; embark«l foity-nlnu passengers, and left at 5.2* p. m , arriving at Hobart at % 21 p.m. on the 2Sth August; landed eighty passengers, and lett at '6 45 a.m. on 59th, arriviaii in Ausklind at 9 a.m. on the Jrd. The passengers were all well. On 2Ut August a carpenter (William Smith) Ulloverboard, and was drowned. Tbo Doric has 1.000 tons of cargo for all porta, and will tran«hlp about 1,000 tons rx>r Ohau for Southern ports. The Rotomahana, which loft on the »rd. took the Southern pas«ongers. Tho Diiic has the following passengers for New Zealand : For Auckland : First riloon—Mr and Mrs J. Calvert, Miss and Mr J. Calvert, Messrs J. and T. Cal'ert, Mr Joseph Gosling, Mr Arthur Hunt, Mr and Mrs J. W. Walton ; second saloon Mrs and Mi?s Cromonlni, Miss Watton, Miss F Malkim. For Wellington : First saloon—Mr F. S. Dodd, Mrs Reynolds and infant, Mr R. Gnodworth; second saloon—t!r A. G. Elkingtom For Canterbury : FirHt saloon-Mr T Ansalbrook, Mr B. Cox, Mr Hanrich Sprinz; seoond saloon—Mr J. and Miss Contial. For Ota^o: First saloon—Miss A. Jenkyns; second saloon —Mr John Swire,-Miss Mortis, and Mr John Bayley. There wero 110 thirdcabin passengers for ail porta. AR .IYAL OF THE E. O. Ci-ARK. A barquentino showing American colors was reported from Taiaroa Heads ye-terd.iv forenoon, and proved to bo the long-ex,.ected E. O. Clark, from New York. She was towed across tbo i,ar at 1 p in., and came to anchor of! Carey B.iy at 250 p.m. The E (». Clark iB a haodsoma-lookingwoodun vobsol of 656 tins register, ana Lrinvcs 1,175 to\:s of general cargo, 800 tons of which arc for Dunedin and tho remainder, for Auckland Being of a light draught, she will discharge at the Rattray street wharf. H»r passago has occupied 119 days, its length being due to a-lversr-winds at the outset, having no S.K trade, and calms for ten days, and to a Ion; spoil cf southerly winds after rounding the Cape of Good Hope. Sho left New York on May 10 with an easterly breeaa, which held until the 20th ; had light N.W. toS.W. winds until reaching latitude BWcg N.; took the first of the N.E. trade, whioh carried her down to latitude 6<ieg N. on June 6 ; had southerly winds and calms down to latitude ld»g N.; took the first of the S. E. trade, and crossed the Equator on Juno 14, In longitude 21deg JUinin VY. on the thlitv-flfth day out; had no S E. trade to speak of, but carried southerly winds to latitude lOdeg S. ; had ten days' spell of oalms, and only made 150 miles in that period; afterwards sho had tho winds from S. to SB down to latitude IBdegS.; crossed tho mcridl«n of Greenwich on July 10 in latitude 89deg 47miu S., roiindine tho Cape of Good Hope on July 27 In latitude S9deg sTmin S. ; after passing the meridian of Greenwloh had a spell of southerly winds, which prevented her getting to the southward until she had crossed the meridian nf longitude BOdcg E ; hod strong passage winds from N.N.W. to SS.W., varied by occasional S.E. br«er.c, until Bhe crossed the meridian of Capo Lceuwin on August 25 In latitude 43deg 45mln S. ; thonce she Ind strong wisterly gales, accompanied by heavy seas and squally weather, and on the grd inst, cnoountered a hurricane, commencing at N N.W. and going round to W.S.W., attended'by a very heavy cross sea, and ba/1 squalls of hail and snow, with low barometrical indications; rnade the Snares on Friday evening : carried S.W. and S.W. winds along the coast; was off Cipe Saunders on tbo evening of the same day; it then fell calm, and continued so until yesterday morning, when a strong S W. breeze eet in. Shipping Telegrams. Bluff, September 7.—The Tarawera left Hobßon Bay at"6 p.m. on the 2nd inst.; up to 6th had strong N.W winds ; on the 6th encountered head wind from the S.E, which lasted until arrival here at seven o'clock this morning. For the Bluff Messrs TJ quhart, Cli't, and Trimmer. For Port ChalmersMrs Donald, Messrs Ilendorson and Rosi. For Lyt-telton-Mr Heraont. For Wellington—Mrs Virgoe, Mrs and Miss Siunders, Miss Warner, and Mr Tindall. For Napier—Messrs Rickard and Nelty. Plymouth, September 3.—Orient-liner Iberia, from Melbourne SvnNF.Y, September 6.—Davenport and Zodiac, from New Zealand. Auckland, September 5. Notero, from Lyttelton.— Ohau, for the South. i Ltttblton, September 6 —Taiaroa, from the I" .South.—Restless, for Kaipara. MKLnoi'RNB, September s.—Evening, Te Anau, from he Bliaff. London, September s.—Ferdinand, from Auckland (June 5). Altcar, from Lyttelton (June 3).