SHIPPING.

Evening Star, Issue 7281, 4 August 1887, Page 3

SHIPPING.

High Water.

To-morrow.— Taiaroa Heads: 3.34 a.m., 362 p.m. Port Chalmers; 4.14 a.m., 4.32 p.m. Dunedin: 4.69 a.m., 6.17 p.m. Port Chalmers. ARRIVED.— Auovst 3. Beautiful Star, s.e., 146 tons, White, from Oatuaru SAlLED.— August 3. Koramii, 8.8 , 301 tons, Stott, for Greymouth v Oamaru and intermediate ports. August 4. Tarawera, s.e., 1,269 tons, Ohatfield, for Melbourne via the Bluff. Passengers : For the Bluff—Mr Taylor. For Melbourne—Mr and Mrs Oaigon, Mr and Mrs Hookham, Mr and Mrs Newton, Mesdames Spmte and Silverstone, Mieses Murphy, Bryan, Messrs Rolls, Sutherland, Stberer, Hamilton, Brook, Smith, Ryan, Morrison, Maokie, Pennington ; ten in the steerage. Elderslie, s.s., 2,274 tons, Culbert, fir London.

The Deva was towed down from Dunedin yesterday afternoon, and berthed at the export pier to complete ballasting. The Peru is discharging her cargo from Liverpool at the Rattray street wharf. The Victoria is ail clear of her cargo from Hamburg, and the Arab has put out over two-thirds of her cargo from New York for this port. The fallowing passengers arrived yesterday by the Mabinapua from the North: Mrs Sl'Kay, Misses Olapoott, Macquaid, Murphy, Messrs Mats, Bower, Guiry, Hassal, Reid; two in the steerage. ~Che Beautiful Star left Oamaru at 4.20 p.m. yesterday ; bad light variable winds and tins weather along

the coast, and reached Dunedin wharf at 11.16 p.m. la addition to other cargo, she brought 6CO sacks of potato s lot transhipment to the Tarawera. The JUvenswood was towed to town this afternoon by the Koputai and Plucky. The Eldcrslie, with 25,009 carcasses frozen mutton, 1,220 cases presorvad meats, and 837 bales wool and skine, took her departure for London this afternoon, THE NEW ZEALAND SHIPPING COMPANY. EXPECTED ARRIVALS. At Port Chalmers —Ota i, from London, sailed June 30; Opawa, from London, soiled July 30. At Lyttelton.—Otaki, Irom London, sailed July 1; Wairoa, from London, to sail August; Mataura, from Loudon, to sail September. At Wellington.— Tongariro, from P ymouth, sailed July 2; Aoiangi, from Plymouth, soiled July 30; Wanganui, from London, sailed Juno 7; Waipa, from London, to rail August; Turakina, from London, to sail September. At Auckland.—Rangitikci, from London, sailed May 3; Piako, from London; sailed July; Waikato, from London.

PROJECTED DBI'ARTURKS. From Lyttelton.—Otago, to sail August; Looh Urr; to follow. From Wellington.-Kaikoura, to sail August. From Picton.—Wanganui, to sail December. MOVEMENTS OF THE UNION STEAM SHIP COMPANY’S FLEET. Thursday, Auoust 4. Lyttelton.— Rotorua arrived 8 a. m. from Wellington ; saPed 3 p.m. lor Port Chalmers.—Manapouri arrived 8 a.m. from Port Chalmers; sailed 6 p.m. lor Wellington.—Ohau arrived 10.30 a.m, from Greymouth ; sailed (1 p.m. for Oamaiu.—Wakatipu arrived 10.30 a.m. from Port Chalmers; sails 0 pm. for Wellington, Nelson. - Hawra arrived 7 am. from Now Plymouth ; sails 8 p.m. for Wellington. Auckland, -To Anau sailed noon for Gisborne. THE UNION STEAM SHIP COMPANY’S NEW STEAMER.

Tho Union Steam Ship Company received cable advice to-day that their new steamer Pukaki sai'ed from the Clyde on Tuesday, the 2nd inst. The Pukaki has been built with a view to develop a coal trade between Greymouth and Melbourne. Her dimensions are as follow Length, 230 ft; beam, 36ft; depth, IBJft. She is fitted for twenty saloon and twenty-four sco.'nd-clasa passengers, and has a cargo capacity up to 1,700 tons. She has been specially designed as a light-draught boat, and will carry 1,400 tons on a draught of 14ft. THE DIRECT STEAMERS. The Aorangi left Plymouth for Now Zealand via the Cape and Hobart on July 30.

Shipping Telegrams.

Auckland, August 3.— Stella, from Wellington.— Wcnona, barque, from Long Island, for repairs.—Suva and Janet Nicoll, for tho South.—llawca, (or the South Passengers: Mrs Dajrcll, Messrs Dayrell, Washburno, E. B. Grey, J. Ljcll, James, E. Sayers, Prldham, J. French. Wellington, August 3.- Penguin, from the South. —Mawhora, for Oamaru and Dunedin —Rotorua, (or tho South. P.issengors: Messrs Newman, Smith, Fitzgerald, and Johnston; five in the steerage. Melbourne, August 3, —Afternoon, Rotomabana, (or tho Bluff.

Adelaide, August 3. Orient s.s. Orient, from London. She bungs the following passengers for New Zealand : Messrs A Borens, Bellcrby, Miss Mongston, Rev. Mr Scott West and wifo.

London, July 30.—Opawa, tor Wellington. Auckland, Augu-t 4 —Te Anau, (or tho South. Sir G. Grey and Sir G. Whitmore arc passengers (or Wellington.

Weather Telegram.

The Harbor Board received the following telegram from the Meteorological Department at Wellington 1 Indications: Glass (all, and frost to night.—B. A. Edwin.” (Received at 247 p.m.)