SHIPPING.

Evening Star, Issue 8117, 17 January 1890, Page 3

SHIPPING.

High Water. To-moreow, Tmaroa Beads: 11.57 a.m,. 0.33 p.tn. Port Chalmers: 0.37 a.m., 1.13 p.m. Dunedin : 1.22 a.m,, 1.53 p.m. Port Chilmers. ARRlVED.— January IC. Beautiful Star, s.s., 146 tons. Richardson, from Oamaru, Passengers : Three saloon, January 17. Penguin, s.s., 442 tong, Bernech, from the North. Passengers: Mrs Eyre and two children, Misses Eyre, Heaps, Messrs Turton, Durand, Forsyth, Captain Willner ; and ton steerage, BAlLED.— January IG, Banks Peninsula, s.s,, 177 tong, Keble, for Lyttelton via intermediate p -rts. January 17. Penguin, s.s., 442 tons, Bernech, for the North. Passengers; For Lyttelton- Mesdames Bromley, Brown, Lewis, Misses Percy, Singer, Roberts (3), Lewis (2), Edgar, Messrs R. A. Bethune, P.ussell, Roberts (2), Owen, Croft, Smythe. For Wellington—Mrs Ramage, Miss Scott, Messrs Kitts, P. Kitching, P. Shiel ; and five steerage. The Concordia is making progress with the discharge of her cargo, which is turning out in good condition.

The Draziuto is discharging her cargo of sugar at the Rattray street wharf in excellent order. The Kakai k is discharging cargo at the Victoria whaif.

Passengers per New Zealand Shipping Company’s steamer Aorangi eavmg Wellington ior London on the 23rd inst., leave Dunedin by the Rotorua on Monday,

Shipping Telegrams.

Melbourne. January 16.—Mar.aroa, for the Bluff,—Alanapouri, from the Bluff. Owinv to an accident to her machinery, which was disabled on the third day out, she did not call at Hobart,

Auckland, January 16.—Rotomahana, for tho South. Passengers : For Dunedin—Mrs and Miss Piok-y, Mrs Johnson, Messrs E. Rollr'.tor, Washby, G, Johnston ; and eighteen steerage.

Wellington, January 16.—Takapuna, for Lyttelton. Passengers : Misses O’Sullivan, li’bbert, Remington, Kealy, Reid, Browne, Woodford, Mr dames O’Su'livan, Ferguson’, Ga'lagher, Woodford, Bingham, Major Douglas, Captain James. Revs. W. Yatt and Penfold, Messrs Edwards, M'Kinley, Meares, Harris, Remington. Wright, Dalton, Thompson, Mahoney, Hutchison, Young, Bingham, Colbeck, Masters M‘Neill and Gallagher ; and fifteen steerage. Lyttelton, January 18.—H.M.S. Orlando, from Akaioa. the leaves on Monday for WelUngfon. Penguin, for Dunedin. Aorangi, Jubilee, and Te Auau, for Wellington. Bluff, January 17. She left Melbourne at 1.30 p.m. on the lltb, reaching Hobart at 9 a.m. on the 13th ; left there at 3 p m.; experienced fine weather with light westerly wind on the run. Passenger : For the Bluff—Misses Bell, Wolnough, Robertson, Rev. Mr Wolnough, Mr Smith. For Dunedin Mesdames Lemon, Pratt,' B.vgnt. Hughes, Barry, Browning,' Hutch, Wright. Parkin, Jeaves, Hunter, M'LaughI’n, Monro, Moore, Thoi burn, Bristow, Holt, Andrews, Misses Pratt (2). Tough, Chisholm, Storey, Barry (2), Illi-gworth’, Christie, Harkness (2), North, Rev. Mr Shields, Messrs Dentgen, Lemon, Adams, Wigley(2), Stow, Walker, Ellis, Bigot, Pilby, 'Cowen, Shearer, Hughes, Thomson. 'May, Toomey, Newman, Pilby, Barry, Bruming, Hutch, FMmberg (2), Sparkman, Clark, Maddox, Wright, Elyth, Osborne, Ayers. Newton, Cox, Paskin, Jeaves, Hunter, Hemming?, Illingworth, MTaughlin (2), Henan, SchMlenberg, Monro, Loheck, Ballantyne, Cook, Hunter, Moore, Thorburn, Aitken, Main, Moran, Bristow, Tinda'l, Holt, Derrich, Larabie, Grove, M‘Rae, Keele, Morgan, Harkness, and Wattsford. For Lyttelton—Mesdames Thompson and family (2), Muir, Miss Frazer, Captain Muir, Messrs Thompson, Frazer, Drage. For Wellington Mesdames Lord and son and Nichols, Miss M’Millan, Rev. Mr Tols, Messrs M’Millan and M'Donald, For Auckland—Mr and Mrs Ayne, Captain Taylor; eighty-six in the steerage for all ports,—Tarawera, from the West Coast Sounds.