SHIPPING.

Evening Star, Issue 8118, 18 January 1890, Page 2

SHIPPING.

Hi»h Water. To-morrow. Taiaroa Heads: 0.35 a.m., 1;» p.m. Port Chalmers : 1.15 a.m., 145 p.m. Dunedin: 2.0 a.m., 2.3Q p.m. Monday. Taiaroa Heads: 1.35 a.m., 2.3 n.m. Port Chalmers: 2.15 a.m., 2-13 p m Dunedin : 3.0 a.m., 3.2g p.m.'

Port Chalmers,

ARRI-VED.-Jantjary IS. Tarawera, s.s., 1,262 tons, Sinclair, from the Sounds, with excursionists.

Waihora, s.s.. 1,269 tons, J. AndersoD, from Melbourne via Hobait and the Bluff. Passengers : Mesdames Wilson, Eagot, Hughes, B- rry Hutock, Wright, Parkin, Jeavr'g, Hunte-' M'Lauehlan, Munro, Binnniug, Moore, Thorburn, Holt, Andrews, Bristow, Misses Ch* - holm, Stoney, Barry (2), IHingworth, Harkne3s (2), Thomburn, Holt, Nichol, Mes-s Ellis, Walker, Ba-ot, Pilley (2), Cohfen, May, Shearer. Hughes, Thomson, Tormey, Newman Bany, Brunning, Hutock, Holnberg, Sparkman! Maddon, "Wright, Osborne, Ayers. NewtoD, Cos, Park'n, Jeavei, Hunter, Hemtnines, Illin". worth, M'Laugh'an (2), Herman, ScbMlev berg, Monro, Lnbeck, Ballantyne, Cook, bunter, Moore, Aitken, Main, Mor&n, Holt Tindall, Demich, Lambie, Grove, M'Rae, Keele' Morgan, Earkness, Wattsfor J, Br-stow, Clark' Rev. Mr Shields; and seventy in the steerage.' SAlLED.— January 17. Beautiful Star, s.s„ 146 tons, Richardson, foiOarearu. Januaey 18. Lizard, H.M.S., 713 tons, Pelley, for Wellington. Waihora, b.s., 1,262 tons, J. Anderson, for Sydney via Northern ports. Passengers : For Lyttelton—Mesdames Glasgow and fanvly (4) Chrkson, Misses Fraser, Roberts, Thomson Jewell, Tay'or, Mewrs Glarjow, Fraser, Mv.ter Oliver. For Wellington-Mesdamcs Potter Palmer, E.rp, Tarr, Campbell and S S* Bannister, R. Bannuter. M"Kinhy, Row' Misses Oliver, Anderson, Tarr, Palmer, SmiV Messrs Earp, Coates, Campbell, R. B.nnist» •' M. Bannister, M'Kinlay, Row. Wallace. For Sydney;-Misses^Jardine, Moore, Shewen, Colonel and Mrs Clark, Messrs Sbappere Gal braith. Shewen, F. G. dtorey; fifteen stf™ Rangitikei, ship, 1.225 tons, Middleton, for London. ' wW^ e in UtifaT St ? ¥ b the street w L a r - P,m --, T e , Bterda y for Oamaru. for H Weiu n Sn: dl 1 t &t "« Thp barque Oueen Mab is ta'king in ballast at the Gross wharf. .; ."'?'.". The Concordia la making progress with the discharge of her cargoy which ..is turning out in good condition, • ~ < . .\ The ship Rangitikei sailed this afternoon for Jbondon with a full care-o,: consisting of 5.586 bales wool, 126 do sheepskins, 51 do -rabbitskin;,, 541 do flax, 12 do leather, 76 casks V*i!°, w ' '2l do skins, 200 drums glycerine, and 4,531 sacks grain. - > •< '■•>'. • • _ The Waihora,' Captain John Anderson, from Melbourne via Hobaffc and the Bluff, arrived at 6 30 a.m. to-day, and steamed alongside the Bowenpier. Mr Fenwick, her purser, 'reports leaving Melbourne at 1.50 p.m. on the Uth inst.; passed Swan Island at 5.40 p.m. on the following day, and reached Hobatt at 8.43 a.m. on the 13th; sailed at 3.15 p m same day; breasted Pnysegnr Point at 3.30

p.m. on the 16th, and reached the Bluff at 5 a.m. on the 17th; left again at 6.10 p.m. same SSp£Sr ?U,g * a3 i abOVe ' havin S experienced sss^ws^j-* with *» ««*« s a?: nedin th!s aft ~*»

The ship Jemie Headman sails this evening with a fall cargo of wool and flax for London.

Shipping Telegrams,

Wellington, January 17. —Te Anau. for Sydney via East Coast and Auckland.— Santa ship, from Melbourne to Lyttelton (put in windl bound).—H.M.S. Opal, for Auckland. Lyxtklion, January 17.—Herald, forTimaru and Dunedin.—Takapuna and Hauroto, for the North. London, January 17. Blair Drummond, ship, from "Wellington (October 17).—Nanny, baique, from Lyttelton (October 1G). Sydney, January 18. Tekapo, for New Zealand. Melbourne, January 18.— W. F. Witzmann, Echooner, from Wanganui.