SHIPPING.

Evening Star, Issue 9185, 14 July 1893, Page 3

SHIPPING.

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To-morrow. Taiaroa Heads: 3.39 a.m., 4.5 pm. fort Chalmers: 4.19 a.m., 4.45 p.m. Dunodin: 5.4 a.in., 5.30 p.m. Port Chalmers. A.RRIVED.-JULY 14. Runutaka, R.M.S., 4,174 tons Greenstreer, from London via Teueriffe, Cape Town, and Hobarfc. Passengers for Dunedin: Saloon—Miss A. L. Cochrane, Messrs A. Cochrane. R. Cochrane.; second cabin-Miss A. H. M'Neil; steerage-Mr and Mrs Noble, Miss Stewart, Messrs Smith, R. Stewart, Sterling, Hoskin, J. Campbell, R. Campbell, Miss Noble, Mr and Mrs Campbell; and eighty-two for Northern ports. SAILBD.-JULYI4. , , m , Brunner, s.s., 333 tons, Ramsoy, for the West Coast.

f .The herald steam<}d m *"«* .™t °W l, 29 n i& Dunedin this forenoon,, and too* in cargo W %m \V&t'Op»Bt*poW-' • ' ; <-v. « ;»»t.s i; BWSway Company are aboittr to test «te .vyroflL of oil to qutettn* rftllgtt-fcatersr TheOttajW*'*t Frankfort affords only a nawoW*ntrauce,-and4ine water o-veltho-*ar to ehaUow, .and ,in rough m the qar ferry steaiuejra. exren*nce.aimculty in getting insidje. The jattroad *UthQris«i propose to smooth the waves outside of » piers, and thus pass the Mat inside withwiw and safety. It is claimed that this can be done- by sending jets of oil out into the kko. Under- ' groimdpipes will be laid and extended into the lake I,oooft in front of the pier. A tank, con* ; tainlng 3,600 gal of oil will be placed at the end of one of the two, piers: This will give enough head to force the oil out into the lake. The plan has been reoomnionded to the Ann Arbpr_ road by Lieutenant Cordon, of the United States Navy. Theiilpa will have a doaen openings, through which the jets of oil will be forced into the lake. WEATHER TELEGRAM. Captain Edwin reports:-" N.W. toW. and S.W. gale with rain, and glass rise within ten hours from now." MOVEMENTS OF UNION B.S. COMPANY'S FLEET. Friday, July 14. Bluff.--Talune arrived 8 a.m. from Dunedin;; sailed 1.30 p.m. for Hobart. ■'■.-■ Lyttelton.—Tarawera arrived 7 a.m. from Dunedin; sails 10 p.m. for Wellington.—Penguin arrived 7 a.m. from Wellington; sailed Ip.m. for Dunedin. Wellington.—Rotorua sails 11 p.m. for Lyttelton (inward San Francisco mail). Melbourne.—Rotornahana sailed sp.m. yesterday for Hobart. ARRIVAL OF THE RIMUTAKA. Tho Rimutaka, from London via TeneHffo, Cape Town, and Hobart arrived off the Heads yestorday evening, and anchored there until this afternoon, when she steamed into port under the . charge of Pilot Paton. She was berthed at the George street pier to discharge her cargo of 850 tons tor'this port;, she also has 650 tons for Lyttelton, 825 tons for Wellington, and 59 tons for Auckland. Sho brings 11 bugs of mails and 20 cases of parcel post. The Rimutaka left London at 10 a.m. on May 26", Plymouth at 8 p.m. on the 27th; had line weather, and arrived at Teneriife at 4.15 p.m. on June 1; coaled, and left at 0.20 a.m. on the 2nd ; had strong S.E. trade winds with high seas, reaching Cape Town at 4 a.m. on June 19 ; left at 2 p.m. the same day; lmd fresh to strong westerly winds to longitude 103deg E.: encountered strong northerly gales with confused seas on July 3 and 4; sighted icebergs in latitude 48deg S., longitude 59deg Cmin E.; arrived at Hobart at 10.30 a.m. on the 9th inst. ; discharged 100 tons of cargo and landed twenty-three passengers, leaving at 7.20 a.m. on the 10th ; had light northerly to westerly winds, passed the Solanders at 4 a.m. on the 13th, and anchored off the Heads at 7 p.m. Her actual passage was 44d 19h lOmin. • Shipping Telegratrifl. Auckland, July 13.—Mahinapua, for the South, with the Southern portion of the San Francisco mails.—Wairar&pa, for Southern ports.—Ovalau, for Wellington. Gleaner, barquentiue, for Noumea and Long Island. -July 14: Alameda, for Sydney.—At Kaipui'a Heads (July 13): Vivid, barque, from Newcastle, Vvki.lij.gton, July 13.—Linda Weber, brigaiitine, from Raratonga.—Graftou and Taupo, from the West Coast.—Takapuna, for Onehunga and Taranaki.—Penguin, for the South. Passengers: Misses Myhll and Muuro, Mcsdnmus Hislop andj child, Munro, Squires, M'Kay, Messrs Livingstone, Caftin, Rogers, Hay, Little, Graham, Ro3s, Harrison, Roche, Lawry, Hicksou, Pringle, Mills, Hon. G. M'Lean.—7.3o a.m., Poherua, from Newcastle.—9.4s a.m., Rotorua from Picton —A. strong N.W. gale is blowing, with occasional showers. Captain Edwin reports a continuance 1 of unsettled weather, with a prevalence of high winds generally froin the westward, may. be expected in most parts of the country until the 20th inst.

Nelson. June 14.—Ioue, for the Bluff, with part of original cargo from London and 2,000 sacks of barley shipped at Nelson. LytteltoN, July 14.—Tarawera, from Dunedin. —1 p.m., Penguin, for Dunedin. Sydney, July 14.—Celtic King, for Auckland. Albany, July 14.—P. and O.'s Oceana, from London. Passengers for New Zealand : Mr and Mrs Fordo, Mr and Mrs O'Brien, Messrs Hitchnian, Hill, and Dean. Oamaru, July 14.—Wakatlpu, for Dunedin. Bluff, July 13.—Taieri (Captain Spinks), for Sydney.—July 14: Talune, for Hobart. InvercArojll, July 14.—Inveicargill, for Dunedin alid Waikawa.