SHIPPING.

Evening Star, Issue 8554, 29 June 1891, Page 3

SHIPPING.

H&tk W«t»r. To-jobbow, Talaroa Heads : 9,3 a.m., 9.34 p.m. Port Chalmers : 9.43 am., 10.14 p.m. Dunedin: 10.28 a.m„ 10.59 p.m. ■» . fert Cbaluera. ARRIVED.-JrjMß 28 Poherua, i.b„ 749 tons, Smith, from Westport via Wellington. ' ' Invercargill, b.b., 136 tons, Sundstrom, from IUTWO'WgiII. _ SAILKD.-Juhb 28. Omhpere, b.b., 352 tone, Lambert, for the West Itoast via Ttmaru. Rosamond. s.s., 462 tons, Stuart, for the West Coast via Oawaru. Junk 29. Penguin, b.b., 442 tons, Berneoh, for Northern ports. Passengera : Fo» Lytteiton—Mlsb 0. Lawscn, Messrs Brown, Crick. For Wellington —Mrs Matthews, Mesßrs V. Pyke, M'Gregor, Woreley, For Nelson—Colonel Court. The Poherua, with 1,085 tons coal from Westport via Wellington, arrived at Port Ohalmert at 8 a»m. yesterday, and oommenoed this momtag to discharge her/oargo into* the hulks at the Bowet pier. She left Westport at noon en the 24th iust, arrived at-Wellington at 1 p,rn. ton the 25th; discharged part cargo, and left fegat.n at 5 p.m. on the 26th, and arrived* t& ahfive, having met fine weather throughout the pas. "The Invercargill, from Invereargill, arrived at Port Chalmers at 10.30 a m. yesterday and steamed up to Dnnedln. «„..'.,- During the week ended June 28 the following vessels have been at the Dunedin whams:-Arrivalfl: Tekapo 1,544 tons, Te Anau 1.028, Talune 1,283, InvercargUl ™ (twice), Rosamond 462, Omapere 442. Penguin 442 tons; total, 5,447 tons. Departures: Poherua 749 tons. Napier-48 Wee), Botoroa 576, Spray 60. Ltoto 26, Walhora 1,269, Dingadee 893, Talune 1,283, Te Anau 1,028, Invelrcargai 123. Omapere 448, Bowunond 462 J *°The sohooner'Oreßt of the Wave wtowed alongside the export pier;»"• morning to dtocharge her cargo of wheat Into Mr J. MWI" Bb fhe barque W. O. Wentworth to expeoted to finish dUoharging her cargo of timber by tomorrow afternoon. u«._a The Hinemoa was busy to-day taking mpMn defenw stows attfee export pier.

MOVEMENTS OF THE UNION MMAM SHIP COMPANY'S FLBBT. Monday, Jrant 28.* Btttff.-Taiiwera arrived 8 a.m. froin Melbourne j sailed 5 p.m. ..*•*' Port Chalmers (expected at Dunedin 10 a.m. to-morrow). LyttbxMhi,—Brtmher arrived from WeUington J sails for Tbuarut-Orowaltl sails for Westport, WbmiTjjgton.—Rotomahana arrived 5 a*m. from Napier; sails fcr Lyttelton.-Ohau arrived 1 am. from Auckland. Wbwpobt. Pukakt arrived early from Auckland. NaMkb.—Wareatea sails for Westport. THE DIBEOT STEAMERS, The Arawa left Hobart at 11 a.m. on Friday morning, and is due at Wellington to-morrow. ■nlppln* Telegrams. Auckland, June 27.—Tosoa, from Karatonga.—Biohmond, for the Islands. Bluff, June 27.-Magnhlld, ihlp (Cantata Tollespßen), for London, with a cargo of 22,500 sacks oatß.—Janet Nlcoll, (steamer, from Westport—June 29, 8 a.m.: Tarawera, from Melbourne. She left Williamstown at 4 pm. on the 24th; oleared Port Phillip Heads at 6.15 p.m.. and passed the Solanders at 4 45 p.m. on the 28th; experienced fresh easterly winds on the passage. Passengers: For the Bluff—Mies M'Kiilop, Mr Instone. For Dunedin-Mesdames Glark and Palmer, Messrs Meenan Gregory, Kernot, Cook and Paulin, Miss Burton, For Lyttelton—Miss Rawcliffe. Mrs Maokie, Messrs Maokie and Hlnehcliffe. For Wellington-Mrs Olsen and child, Miss Olsen, Messrs Harper (2j, Evans, and eight In the steerage for all ports. Sydniy, June 28.—Manaponil, from Auckland. -June 29: Morayshire, s.s., for Port Chalmers.