SHIPPING.

Evening Star, Issue 7402, 23 December 1887, Page 2

SHIPPING.

High Water;;; : ; ;' <;;'• Tu-mobrow.—Talaroa>Head»: 940aj.r0., 1011 p.m. Port Chalmers: 10.20 a.m., 10:61 p.m.- Dunedln: 11.5 a.m., 11 80p.m. t ■ j,n ;• '...■•; . Port Chalmers, -"j";/}-,' .'-,•'. 1 ARftlYEa-D«iMl(ilW : 23; '<:'''•■i'l Beautiful Star, ».".. 146 tons, White from Oixmam. T«kapuna, p.s., 030 tons, Allman, from Nelson via Lyttelton and intermediate ports. Passengers: Saloon —Mcsdamrs Black, M'lntyrc, Rabonc, Misses Bateman (2). Boilond, Purdio, lions. ;W; J. M. Larnach and G. M'Lcau, Mcs'rs J. Mills. Valentino, Allen, J. G. Ward, Dr Hodgkinson, M.H R.s. Masters Welford, Freeman, Child, Orhcll, M'Lean, Messrs Laing. Sldey, Wylie, Robs, B. 11. So'omon, Williams, J. Connor, Hungerford, Cunningham, Cantrcll, Cargill, Ward, Yelird; and nine in the steerage. •' : ■' SAlLED.—Decrmbkr 23. Westland, ship, 1,116 tons, Scotland, for London. Passenger: Saloon—Mr West. Te Anau, 8.8., 1,028 tons, M'lntosh, for Sydney and Newcastle. The Beautiful Stir returned to Port Chalmers at 5 35 a.m. to-day from a special trip to Oamaru, -which port she left at 11 60 p.m. Yesterday; experienced calms and fine weather alcng tho coast. She brought 261 bales wool for tfie. Shaw, Savill and Albion Company. The Westland took her departure for London early this mon ing with one of the largest and mott valuable cargoes which has ever left the Port. It c insisted of 6,230 bales wool, 74 bales sheepskins, 61 bales rabbit-skins, and 7 bales of basils. She left in splendid trim. The Te An >u was bauled out of the graving dock this forenoon. The Takapuna, from Nelson via Lyttelton and intermediate ports, arrived at Port Chalmers at 10 a.m. to-day. She left on tho 22nd, pass'ng Akaroa at 9 p.m. Experienced light variable winds with fine] weather and smooth sea throughout the passage. ; " The schooner GlenQiirn is filling up with cargo fori Auck'and, and is expected to sail to-morrow" j The cutter Lizzie is loading at the Jetty street whi rf for Invercargili. The Takapuna steamed up the harbor this forenoon, j and after landing passengers and cargo, returned to Port Chalmers to take in coal. The barque Carl Burohard will be clear of her Dun- i edin cargo to-morrow afternoon. MOVEMENTS OF THE UNION STEAM S*UP ' COMPANY'S FLEET. Thursday, Dbcsmbrb 23. j Bluff.—Mararoa arrived 9 a.m. from Port Chal-i mers; sailed 2 p.m for Melbourne ; Lyttelton. -Mawhera a-rived 6 a.m. from Timaru ;' sailed 2 p.m. for Wellington —Omapere arrived 8.30: a.m. from Timaru; sailed 3 30 pm. for Napier. -' Wareatra sailed Ipm. for Wcetport. Wbmngton.—Hawea arrived 4 a.m. from Nelson;:

sails 6 p.m. fof Lyttelton.—Tarawera? arrived 11 a.m.: from Lyttelton; Jsallf 5; P.. Grafton! arrived 9 a.rri: fronTLyttelton.' * ' * Weather Telegram, j The Harbor Board received tho following telegram) from the Meteorological Department at Wellington :—: "Every indication 1 . pft»r tides for twenty-lon* hours; from low water this afternoon —R. A. Edwin." (Rc-; eeivedat 12.80 p.m.) ■■■> ■'■ . ; 1 Shipping Telegrams. Auckland, December 22 —Wairarapa, for the South; Passengers: For Dunedin -MrsDßaerj'W and {Mrs; Montgomery, Mr Skardon; twenty-nine steerage. ] -WftyiiNQTOK, December 82.—Aebltigh Brook, from Gisborne.—Korariul, for the South. Psssengerei Messrs Stewart, Russell," —Penguin, for the North j Ltttklton,D;comber-22 for Wellington.—Takapnnx, lor Duneiflh; Passcnj gors: Misses Larnaoh (2), Jarvis .and qjilld, Qrbellj Oantrell, U'Leari,' Freeman, Mr for Westport.—December 23: Koranui, from Weilington.—Mawhcra ftn'dX)'mapore,:from'.TJ|m*ii4V; \ Svdnkt, December 22.—Rotomahana, for Auckland^