SHIPPING.

Evening Star, Issue 8720, 12 January 1892, Page 3

SHIPPING.

His* Wat*?. To-mokhow. Talaroa Heads: 1.50 am., 2.1G p.m. Port Chalmers : 2.80 a.m., 2.5G p.m. Dunedin : 3.15 a.m., 3.41 p.m. » '■ Par. Cfc&im*!'^ ARRIVBD.-January 11. Morayshlro, b.b., 3,822 tons. Ooull, from London (November 23) via Las Palmas (November 30). Januabt 12. Mararoa, s s., 1 058tona, Chatfleld, from Melbourne via the Bluff. Passengers: Mesdame3 Hart, son, and Eervant, Walters, !*kerr<)tt, Hart, Gillespie, Stevenson, Misses Hart (2), Gray, Flaxman, Muir, tkerrott, Armstrong, Robertson, M.Perry, F. Perry, M. Kae. Ourtol?, Keep (2). Wild, Talt, Messrs Hart, Taine, W. Wilson, Grey, Byrne, Dorcet, Dosat, Skeirott, Hunt, Hind, J. R. Perry, Mailler, Walker, Master Braaen, Dr Burns; and thirty-one in the steerage. Isabella Anderson, schooner, 78 tons, Lalng, from Kaipara. SAILED.-January 11. Napier, s.s., 48 tons, Hansen, for Timaru. Januabt 12. Lizzie, cutter, 26 tons, Llvingstono, for Green Island. Mararoa,?s.s.,l,osß tone, Ohatfie'd, for Sydney via Cook !r trait, l'aat-engers: For 'ytteltonfclißH Little, Messrs M'Nab, Bort, Wise, Walker, Albertson. For Wellington—Misses Fowler. M'Veas, Meedamoj George, Greenwood and son, M'Vean, Messrs Buckland, Herbert, Maater Blandell. For Sydney—Misses Snow, O'Callahan, Mrs Simmonds, Meaers Simmondj, Rylands, Grave, Jones, Howat, Snow, Murphy, W. Moore; twelve steerage.

Passengers and periodicals ex R.M.S. lonic, from London, will arrive per Mauapouri tomorrow. The ship Bencleugh passed the Heads yesterday afternoon bound for Wellington. The Morayshire commenced to discharge cargo Into the railway trucks this forenoon. The Ohau steamed up to Dunodia this afternoon. The ship Canterbury, which anchored yesterday off Hobarton Point, oleared the Heads thi* forenpon for Oamaru. The Mararoa, from Melbourne via the Blair, arrived alongside the George street pier at 6 30 a.m. to-day, and discharged hor cargo Into the railway trucke. Her pissage from Wl'l'amstown to the Bluff was accomplished In 3d 15hr, equal to eighty-five steaming hours, the best day's work being 340 knots. During the passage BoCi»r'g»mea and concerts were freely Indulged In, tho pi«sengers one and all expressing the highest approbation of the trouWe taken to make the trip a pleasant one. Sheleft Melbourne at 4.20 p.m. on the 6th Inst., Williamstown at 6 p m., and cleared Tort Phillip Heads at 8.15 p.m.; experienced fine weather acros •, and sighted Puysegur Point light at 1.15 a.m. on the 10th, Solandera at 3.35 a.m.; Centro Island wai passed at 7.15 a.m., arriving at the Bluff at 9 a.m. same day; discharged cargo and a number of passengers, several of whom were for the excursion to tho Sounds by the Tarawera and others for the Lakes; leto the BlnS at 6.15 p.m on tho 11th, paf-ed the I Tarawora at 1110 p m., and arrived as above. She sailed again this afternoon for Sydney via Lyttelton and Wellington. The cutter Lizzie left Dunedin this forenoon for Green Island; Thebarque Assel Is expected to be all clear ot cargo by to-morrow _ • The Napier left Dunedin wharf last night with cargo for Timaru. The Herald steamed up from Port Chalmers this afternoon and took in cargo for the West Coast via Oamarn. ' The schooner Isabella Anderson, wltn a lull cargo of timber from Kaipara, arrived at Dunedin this forenoon. She left Kaipara on the 4th Inst., and experienced light to- strong variable winds throughout the passage. Captain Laing reports sighting a full-rigged ship ittandleg in from the southward towards the Heads this morning. MOVEMENTS OF THE UNION STEAM SHIP COMPANY'S FLEET, Tujsday, Jancaby 12. Lyttelton.—Penguin arrived 1 p.m. from Dunedin; sails 6 p.m. for Wellington.— Manapouilarrived 10 a.m. from Wellington; sailed 4 p.m. for Port Chalmers. Wmxington.—Mangana arrived 8 a.m. from Nelson,—Omapere arrived 10 a.m. from Lyttelton. Gisbobsb,—Hauroto arrived 5 a.m. from Napier; sailed 820 a.m. for Auokla-d. Auckland.—Walnul arrived 10.30 a.m. from Westport.—Walrarapa arrived 6.a.m. from Sydney.—Talerl sailed 5 p.m. yesterday for Westport.

THE DIRECT STEAMERS. LONDON, January 1-Theß.M.S.Kalkoura galled from Plymouth today for Port Ohal-men.-The New Zealand Shipping Ownmnj * new steamer Ruahlne Is loading for Adelaide, Melbourne, and Sydney, and is announced to sail on the 20th inst.-The Duko of Brtneilad is to load for Port Chalmers and Northern ports. ARRIVAL OF THE MORAYSHIRE. The s.s. Morayshire, from London via Las Palmas, arrived off the Heads at 7 p.m. yeßter. day, and was boarded by Pilot M'Donald, who brought her Inside the Heads at 8p m. She was met lu the Lower Harbor by the Customs boat, and all being well, was admitted to pratique by Dr Dryadale (health officer), and boarded and cleared in by Captain Gray (Customs surveyor), continuing her oourae, and was berthed alongside the George street pier at 8,45 p,m. In readiness to commence this nVning to discharge her cargo for this port, whioh consists of some 1,600 tons, tn addition to whioh she has some 3,400 tons for Northern ports. The Morayshire is still under the command of Captain Goull, who brings with him his old staff of deok officers. In the engine department there has been a change, Mr Campbell having succeeded Mr Small; and Mr Fulton comes as second. Mr Millar still ocoupiea his old position aB ohief steward. The passage has been accomplished in forty-nine days, including thirty-six hours' detention at Las Palmaß. She left London on November 23 ; exparlencod fine weather to arrival at Laa Palmas on the 28th; coaled, and left again on the 30th; had fine weather to the G»pe, which was passed on December 18, hi latitude 35deg 8,, when she experienced strong easterly winds; passed a quantity of ioe while running down her easting; sighted tho Solauders atllp.ro. on the 10th, and Cape Saundtirß at 5 p.m. yesterday, and wsH berthed at the pier as above.

Khiiipta* Telegram*

Auckland, Jauuary 11.—Marmion, Bchooner, from Dunedin.—Lottlo Moore, from Welhng-ton.-Hermlono, ship, for Napier.-Ardlo, s.s., from Newcastle.—From Kaipara: May Newton, barquentlne, for Sydney.-Annie Wilson, schooner, for Lyttelton.—The Dlngndoo arrived from tho South to-day, in temporary charge of CapUin Dawson, as tho master of tho veesel (Captain Stuart) is seriously ill at Giaborue.Januaiy 12: Walrarapa, from Sydney. Passengers: For Dunedin—Miss Stuart, Mr and Mrs Thompson and child. Bluff, January 12.—Farnock, ship, Parson, from Port Pine. "Wellington, January 11.—Manaponri, for the South. Passengers: Mißaeß Kennedy (2), Bray, Russell (2), Beattle, M'Lean, Fountain, Pratt, Harrop, Benn, Harrell, Rohberg, Reeves, M'Lanrln, Merrick, Mosdameß Henderson, Ilungerford and two children, Reld arid family, Rccvcf, Johnston, Darby, Fisher, Hon. G. F. Kiobardson, Messrs Nicholls, Whitcombe, Werry, Rußsell (2), Garrett, Johnston, Raid, Hungerford, Strong, Jones, Walker, Smith Oaine, Timrolns, Remington, Brown, Fisk, Preston, HendersoD, Ancell, Fisher, Roid, Johnston, Laurin, Darby, Kolfold, Maater Reeves ; and forty steerage. Sydney, January 11.—Wakatipu, from Wellington. Lyttelton, January 12.—Arrived: Penguin.