SHIPPING.

Evening Star, Issue 8718, 9 January 1892, Page 3

SHIPPING.

Hir* W«t»r

Tomorrow.—Talaroa Heads: 113 am.. 1139 pm. Port Chalmers : 11.43 a.m., 0.19 p.m. Dunedin : 0.28 a.m., 1.4 rep. Mosdav. Talaroa Heads: 0.10 a.m., 0 <io p.in. Port Chalmers : O.Sa a.rn„ 1.2-i p.m. Dunedin : 1 40 a.m., 2.10 p.m. —+■ rsrt CBaJmar* ARRIVED.— January 9. Penguin, s.s., 442 tons. Kernel, from the North. Passengers: Misses Cameron, Allen (2) Mille-, Woodward (2), Moncritff, Griffen, HodgUinaor, Mesdames Simuvin*, Luke, Gall, English, Barry, Murley, Rev. Pr Luke. Messrs Whpeler, Yoinf, Harris-, Monoiuff. ReW, Devenish, E. B. Cargill, Barry, Joaohlrr., KiDg; and fifteen in the Bteerage. SAILED.-Jasuaby 8. Omapere, s.e„ 352 tons, Phillips, for Timaiu and tho West Coast. January 9. Natal Qaeer, barque, 230 tons. Brown, for Greymouth.

The Onwere left Dunedin wharf at 7 r-m yesterday for Timaru and the West Coast

barque Natal Queen was towed to sea this morning, and sailed in ballast for Grey m The'Peßf?uip, from the North, arrived at Dunedln wbarf at 9.4"> a.m. to-day. She eft Nelson on the sth inst, at 3 p.m., ealled at Wellington, Lyttelton, and Akaroa. left the latttr port at 6.15 pm. on the Bth mat., and arrived here as above. The Invercargill, now in the graving dock, U havicg her machinery thoroughly overhauled, while the hull is being painted and the inside restrained. , . . , The ship Canterbury is taking on bi>ard a supply of coals from the hulks in the stream off ° The ship Andora ia faßt filling up with her cargo of oats for LondoD. SOUNDS EXCURSION. The fifteenth excursion season to tbfl West Coast Sounds will be inaugurated on Monday by the departure cf the s.s. Tarawera from Port Chalmers. Durlog the week she has been docked at Port Chalmers, scraped clean, and thoroughly repainted outside. The whole of the deok work has been painted and varnished, and tbe teak work repollshed. A fall complement of extra boat', together with a steam launch, has been taken on board. A complete supply of fishing tackle has been provided, while due attention h»s been pa'd to laying in a good «tock of cases in which botanists can pack tne rare fei which the Sounds abound. Tho whole of the baths and lavatories have been painted and lepolished. The Becond saloon, whloh has been set apart for single gentlemen, has been most carefully fitted up for their use. The tween deoks have been as usual prepared for the purposes of a theatre and concert tall. They are thickly carpeted and thoroughly lighted by electricity. The stage his been very carefully decorated, and with the wings and drop scene looks remarkably pretty. Special provision for dancing has been made on the promenade deck, which, when required for use, will be closely curtained In and lit by electricity. «„.„„. The folbwing Is the passenger list :-"MeBMS J. and W. Armstrong (Woorung), Miss J. Allan (Taieri), Mr'and Mrs'J. Barclay (Sydney), Mr and Mrs .D. Barry (Wellington), Mr E. G. Behrena \London), Mr and Mrs Blaikie (Auckland), Mrs. Bodkin (Melbourne), Mr A. Boon! (London). Mr A. M. Eralk (Dunedln). Mr 0. Brown (London), Mr O. M. Brown (Eton, Kneland), Mr I. Bruce (Adelaide), Mr irunton' (Melbourne), Mr U Carnegie (England), Mrs Carnf gle (London). Mrs Obanlee (Dub in). Mr and Mis A Clarle (Melbourne). Mr P. A. Cohen (London), Mr F. M. Coxhead (Dunedin). Mr G.C. Orespm and the Misses Orespln (Melbourne) Messr*i O. 0. Drpamn ian.. 0. Crespin, and B. Gieap n, Mr 0 Dalgety (London), Mr F. D. De Vitre (Berkshire),Mr and Mr. F. (London, Master Dntton, Mr J. G. Flndlay (Ba - olutba). Mr D. M. Flndlay (Baklutha), Dr Feming (Balclutha). fir W. K. Fvffe (Bristol), Mr i 5. B. Gardiner (Brighton, Kngland), Miss Gardiner, the Misses Harrison (Ashburton), Mr J. C. Hawkins, Mjssi Hay Temuka), Mr J. Hay (Temnka), Dr W. Hlslop Palmerston), Miss Hummell (Mount Barker, S.A.). Mr J. Isaacs (Dnnedjn), Mr and Mrs F. 0. Joseph (Sydney), Mr R. W. Kane (Adelaide), Mr J. Low (Dunedln), MrsT. A. Maitland (Dunedin), MUb N. A. Maitland (Glasgow), Mr

and Mrs Marcet (London), Mr F. Morris (Dunedln), Miss K. Mullen (Dunedln), Mr k Packer (Dunedin), Mr J. Peele (Melbourne), Mr J. D. Penett (Dunedln), Mr P. Perry (Timaru), Mr F. A. Pitt (Timara), Mrs Pittman (Ohrlstohuroh), Mr O. Richardson (EngMr G. B. Rhodes (Ohrlstchureh), Muses A. and E. Rhodes (Ohrlstohuroh), Mrs G. A. Rhodes (Ohrlstohuroh), Messrs Ruisell (Melbourne), Mr and Mrs H. Peden Steele (Sydney), Mr J. Smith (Melbourne), Miss Btudholme (Ohrlstohuroh), Mr J. Timson (Dunedln), Mr J. 0. Thierens (Timaru), Mr G. D. Vetrie (Cambridge, England), Mr J. G. Watson (London), Mr A. Wilson (Dunedln), Mr H. Btuart Wilson (Sydney), Mr S. V. Winter (Melbourne), Mr B. F. Wright (London), Mr W. Young (Dunedin). ■hipping Ta*e«Tmn»». Auckland, January B.—Ardle, cargo steamer, from Newcastle. Wilukgton, January 8. Rotorua, for lyttelton. Passengers: Misßes Dunning, Jack, Butts. Leete, Marchant. Fitzgerald, Mesdames Jamiesoa and child, Kuohen and three children, Cunningham, Wright, Barraud. Fitzgerald, Grtenstropt, Brady, Hod. J. T. Peacook, Mesi-rs Cunningham, Adams, Brady, Nelson (2), Meutows, Gardner, Lewla, Hulbert, Fitzgerald. Master Adam?. Timabc, January 9.—lrene, from Hobirt.— Ring»room>, gunboat, for Oamaru. Newcastle, Januuy 9.—Wcntworth, for Wellington. ~ , Wanganui, January 9.-The Waireri, which left hero yesterday, returned at noon to-day. This is the steamer's third trip to Pipuiki within three weeks.