SHIPPING.

Evening Star, Issue 8407, 7 January 1891, Page 3

SHIPPING.

High Water. To-morrow. Talaroa Heads : OJO a.m„ 0,55 p.m. Port Chalmers: 120 am,, 1.35 p.m, Dunedin: 3 5 a.tn., 220 p.m, Port Ch»lm«r». To Anau, s;s., 1,028 tons, Todd, from Mel--bourne via Hobart and the Bluff. Passengers : Mtsdames Partridge, Down. Gunn and fami'y (3), Ooull, Fawcett, Smith, Misses Leslie, Wild, Walters, Thompson, Baron Von Mueller, Mean's Down, Scott, Albertson, Walters, Baker, G. Gunn, Oeull, Sfc'achan, Miles, Sohwelger, Mason, Kearney, Kent, Fawcett, Brown, and eleven in the steerage. Rotoihahana, s.s., 865 tons, Kennedy, from Auckland via East Coast ports, Passengers: Mesdamea M Farlmay, A. Bishop, Elliadon and child, Boyd, Elphinstone, Kingslaud, De Garvis, Spedding and child, B. A. De ’arlo.Narris Misses Brown, M'Garr, Shand, Carrington, Jordon, Cook, Wilson, Morris, Marris (2), Hewett, Rev. Dr Harris, Messrs Wood, Bishop, D. M'Eran, Elphinstone (2), D. Elder, J. Kingaland, Bray, A, Cowan, K. C. Do Garris, A. M'Farlane, E. Do Carle, F. E. Dick, Highman, Seampton, and ten in the steerage. H.M.P., 2.380 tons, Captain Robert W, Stopford, from Lyttelton. The bai que Essex has put out about 250 tons of cargo. The Te Anau steamed up from Port Chalmers this afternoon, and put out cargo at the tongue wharf. The Oreti having received a thorough overhaul and been cleaned and repainted was hauled out of the dock yesterday afternoon, when her new foremast was shipped, andahe was berthed alongside the George street pier. The To Anau, from Melbourne via Hobast and the Bluff, arrived alongside the Gooij** street pier at 630 a.m. to-day. She left Bluff at 6.15 p.m, yesterday, had moderate winds and fiae weather along the coast, arriving as above. The Koiomahana, from Auckland via East Coast ports, arrived alongside the Bowen pier at 850 a.m. to-day. Purser Bourne reports leaving Auckland at 6 p m. on the 2nd inst,, Gisborne at 8 p.m on the 3rd, Napier at 11 a.m. on the 4th, Wellington at 5 pm. on the sth, and Lyttelton at 4 p.m. on the 6th, arriving as above; having met variable winds and fine weather throughout the passage. H.M.B. Curaoca, from the North, arrived off Taiaroa Heads at 8.20 p.m. yesterday, and anchored until 11a m, to-dav, when she steamed into port, and came to anchor off Carey Bay, We have already published a full account of her. She is sure to bo visited by a large number of persons when she is thrown open for inspection. The ship Taranaki completed her loading this forenoon, and sails to-mwrow afternoon for London with tho largest cargo she has ever taken from this port, consisting of 6,244 bales wool, 52 bales skins, 810 sacks oats, 20 casks tallow, and 13 cases sundries. The Union Company have received advice that the s s. Taieri, from Calcutta via Adelaide, passed the Bluff to day, and will reach Dunedin to-morrow. From here she proceeds direct to Wellington with balance of cargo. The death Is announced of Captain Ticket), deputy harbor-master at Melbourne, from heart disease. Prior to being appointed harbormaster at Pamlridge he had traded between London and Melbourne as imster of the Holmsdalo and Windsor Castle. At one time be was lieutenant in tho Royal Navy, and was for a long period lieutenant in the Victorian Naval Reserves.— ‘ Argus.’ MOVEMENTS OF THE UNION STEAM SHIP COMPANY’S FLEET. Wednesday, January 7. Blue;!-. -Taieri passed 1 p.m for Dunedin. Nelson.— Grafton arrived 2p.m. from Westport; sailed 4 pm. for Wellington. Auckland.— Manapouri arrived 2 p.m. from Sydney. THE EOTOMAHANA. The Union Company have recently fitted the s.s. Botomahaua with the electric light. The installation has bees fitted up entirely by local workmen, and as considerable interest is taken in this new departure, it has been arranged that the vessel shall be lighted up this evening till 0 30. up to which time visitors will be admitted free on board. ■Hipping TcteKf&ica Wellington, January C —Takapuna sailed at 3 p.m. with the Southern portion of tho San Francisco mail. London, January 6. Umsbrandt, barque, from Wellington (September 9) Melbourne, January 6.— Yesterday, Tarawera, for the Biuff.—Peerless and W. F, Witty - mann, from Kaipara.—Wrestle, from Wangaaui.—Rebecca, for ‘K»odra. Auckland, January 7. Manapouri, from Sydney. Passengers : For Dunedin Messrs Shore, Corbett, Booth, Davison, Want, Simpson, and Cowertel.