SHIPPING.

Evening Star, Issue 7831, 12 February 1889, Page 3

SHIPPING.

fort Chaluiar* ARRIVED.— February 12. Lizzie Ellen, schooner, 45 tons, M'Lollau, from Portrose. 'l'aupo, h.s., 410 tons, Johnson, from New-RAILHD.-Fkhuuary 11. Kakauui, s.s., 50 tons, Best, for Kivertun. FUHKUAkY 12. Invercargill, s.s., 13<> tons, Sundstruin, for Invercargill andStewait Island. Opal, 11.M.5. corvette, 2.120 tow, Captain 11. Day KoHanquot, for the West Coast Sounds. Enterprise, lirigantine, 84 tons, Connor, for Napier.

The briijatitino Enterprise left tho Rattray street wharf this morning with cargo for Napier. Tho s hj. Invercargill left Dunedin wharf this afternoon for Invercargill »nd Stewart Wand The schooner Lizzie Ellen, with 27,000 ft of timbor, from Fortrose, arrived this morning and berthed at the head of the graving dock to discharge part cargo. She left Fortroso on the morning of tho 10th inst. with an easterly breeze, which held until the evening, when it veered to the northward, and was followed by S.W. and S.S.W. winds to arrival. 7T.M.8. corvette Opal took her departure this forenoon for the West Coast Sounds. The steamer Blderslie has nearly completed her loading for London, and is expected to sail on Thursday. The ship Hurunui waß hauled into the loading berth at the export pier this rmrning, and commenced to take in cargo for London. _ She Ins 28,588 carcasses of ehcep and lamhs in her freezing chambers. The barque Laira completed her loading yesterday, and is expected to sail to-morrow for London.

The passengers from the s 8. Doric will arrive by tho To Anau to-morrow. We may look for the arrival of the barque Alico Rpid, which left New York on October 22. now 113 days out. Tho Taupo, coal laden from Newcastle, arrived at tho Jetty street wharf at 7.30 a.m. to-day. She left Newcastle on the 6th inst., had variablo winds, with fine weather ; passed the Solanders at 8.30 a.m. on the 11th inst., and arrived as above. She sighted a fullrigged ship standing in for Foveaux Strait on Monday morning. The ketch Oatlin is loading at tho Jetty street wharf for Invercargill. The Kakanui left Dunedin at 10 p m. yesterday for Rivcrton. MOVEMENTS OF THE UNION STEAM SHIP COMPANY'S FLEET. Tuesday, February 12. Llukk.— Waihora arrived 10.30 a m from Hobart; sailed 5 p.m. for Port Cbalmcrß. Lyttelton.—Te Anau arrived 10 a.m. from Wellington ; sailed 5 p.m. for Port Chalmers. Takapuna arrived 10 a m. from Port Chalmers; sails 9 p.m. for Wellington. Wellington.—Grafton arrived 7 a.m. from Lyttelton; sails 7 p.m. for Nelson.—Wanaka arrived 1 p.m. from Lyttelton; sails 6 p.m. for New Plymouth. Nklson.— Penguin arrived 4 a.m. from Wellington ; returned 5 p.m. Auckland.—Rotomahana arrived 10 30 a.m. from Sydney. MUiiping Telegram*. Sydnky, February 12, Despatch, tugboat, for tho Bluff. Blbit, Fibruary 12.—4 p.m. yesterday: Baylcy, s.s,, from Melbourne.—lo.3o a.m.: Waihora, from Melbourne via Hobart and Milford Sound Tho Waihora left Williamstown at 5 p.m. on the sth and Hobart at 9 p.m. on the 7th, culling at Milford Sound yesterd y. Met with strow? southerly gale and head sea till tho morning of the 9th, when the weather moderated. For Dunedir— Mesdames Downos, Bathgate, Holmes, M'Ki-llar. Ru*t, Misses Towscy, Downos, Turton. Holmes, WilHon, M'Kellar, Hopkins (2), Revs. Guy, Moulo, Tracey, Rust, and It Bolchor, Mossrs Hyland, Monish, Lykkc, Griffon, Poison, Swan, Pontifex, Shields, Zott, Uibson (2), Nisbet, Nees, Master Holmes. For 1 yttolton Mesdarr.es Walton, Walsh, Peterson, M'Cracken, Misses Walton (3), Brown, and Lucas, MfHHrs Walton, Longhton, Peterson, M'Oracken, Cameron, Naylor, Kitchell, Charters, Masterß Walton and Cudmorc, For Welling ton—Mendames Harris, M'Kay and child, Thomas. Meredith, family, and governor, Misses l>vy. Hannan, aud Chalmers, Messrs Westby, .Tamieson, Robinson, Carson, Harris, Levy, Kogland, Hannan, Caiman, Grierson (2).

For Auckland—Rev. Mr Watson, Messrs Freelaud, Marcer, Brickford (2), Urquhart, Dowd, andHyland. Auckland, February 12.—Dovonport, uatquentine, from Sydney. Rotomahana, s.s, from Syoney. Passengers: Sir G. M. O'Rorke, Mr and Mrs Simon, Mrs Barber, Mr and Mrs Goodlot, Messrs Oaldicott, Craig, Darlot, Lakeman, Tait, Loudin, Henderson, Gadsal, Maxwell and son, Misses .Solomon, Barbour, Lcigliton, Owen, and Sheehan. For Wellington—Rev. W. shields, Mias Cook. Messrs Cook and Ciley. For Lyttelton—Mr W. Lacy. For Dunalin Miss Cohen. Forty-two in the steerage for all ports.