SHIPPING NEWS.

New Zealand Times, Volume LVII, Issue 2414, 21 January 1895, Page 1

SHIPPING NEWS.

Pities OF.THE MOON, (Calculated for,New Zealand &ioankittle.) jANDAriY. D. 11. M. Now Moon ... 20 8 50 am. Sun Biaes, 4.35 am: Sots, 7.7 pm. High Water at Wharf, 12 noon and 12.10 Pm ’ ABBI7ED. . 1t.,.. ,Blf-[i'w,tJox, l»f. , , *,... , Murray,* ss, 00 tons; Vicajorman. fcoin Nelktti, via Wanganui. Passenger—Cabin : Captain O’Connor. Neptune, Bn, 41 tons, Eokford, from Blenheim. Passengers Cabin: Messrs Weir, Cawlo and Young. Mnnaia, ss, 02 tons, Simpson, from Nelson and Motueka. ~ JDvnunqr,, .89, 333 tona, ,Tod«L from Wnsttdth, PasMiigbfs SaltiOii i Waltbf Bentley Company (10). ' ;.Mai;lpapua. as, 205 tons, Newton, from OflohUiijfU, Vla.Ndif Plymouth. Pjrsspngprs -.‘■SaloonMisses Cappers, Longman {2l, Mutoaster, Haskett, Banbury, Holm, Flanna-. gljap, Tnokpy, Catloy, Winchester,'..Mosdamos ,Kood, Tanninliffo, Sisters of the Mission (2), Messrs Holloway, Elision, Hvctt, Bumby, Phillips, Simkin, Myers, Hault, Stevenson, England, Siller, Cohorts, Browne, B-idinto/jd, Boot, i 4 stoeraffq. ’l’av.-hdf o sfi, 340 tc»(9, -MittietUi, from Weal Coast andNelaon. Passengers—Saloon ; Miaaoa Funston, Pack, Horn, Shepherd, Price, Mesdamos Funston and Killeen, Messrs Park, Killeen, Turnbull, Wilson, Theak, Tromowan and son, Cook; 9 steerage. Waihora, ss, 1200 tons, Neville, from Melbourne via Hobart and South. Passengers i Saloon—Misses Stewart, Newton, Mitchell, Evans, Abbott, Williams, Skerrott (2), Howe, Long, Pritchard, Bowisek, Steelman, Farnsworth, Mesdamos Bankin, Peterson, Barry, Huostfln, Ctlrtis, Jenkins and 4 children, Noble, Moorohousei Moasta Bankra, Matthews, BaliL Barry, MoPhee, Champion, Tttto, Bout, Crawford, Stone, Yates, Uneaten, Sthwart, Wiggins, Grant (2), Oormiok, ClarkBdn, MdCrea, DrUmnioiiil, MoyoS, Snodgrass, Cole, McDonald, Lowe, Berry, Cuff, Parsons, Winds, SolOnien, Chase; Litchfield; Blair, Elakefmgj Jorikiufi, Bumgity, Bell, Udy; Mor-‘ fopd, Pofthiiid, , Lamia! (3), Ledingham, Wtjght 25 steerage. •• t’flstlwo, yodllt, 7 toils, Miller, ltdia Lyttelton! a - vo. f■ v , ■ Sunday, January 20. Botorua, ss, 57(1 tons, Bornoch, from Lyttelton Prssengors—Saloon : Misses O’Connor, Forster, Fr.nklyn, Grubb, Johnstone, 8011, Jones, Boustloy, Young, Kerr, Phyn, Ido, Monaghan, Patterson, Wratt, Marsh (2), Mesdamea Forster, Grubb, Eaugo, Whitaker, Walton, Hill, MoQuarie, Allison, Phyn, Campbell, Bruloy, Mr Justice Ido, Messrs Millar (3), Payne, Mathews, Smith, Marriott, Cain-Brown, Troioavor, Frost, Marr, Whitley, Balton, Hayden, Stone, Caird, Faith, Phelan, Dorrett, Pikin, Chadwick, Wright, Keith, Grnbb, NoviUo (2), Barnett, Whitaker, JtdhffOi Kinross, McXCay, Bright, Gardner, Miller, Sim, Walton, West, Beverly, Bowan, Moore, Harvey, Mill, Jones, Gilroy, Gibbs, Killing-book, Aoland, Gray, MoQuarie, Kaye, Edwards, Pollard, Watkins, stuokoy, Meredith, Kobinadn, Campbell, Allison, Phyn, Baker, Thompson, Wbtherlilt, Williams, Bailie, William, Dean, Espio, Dunn, Meulove, Master Smith i 2ti steerage; . Fijngnih; es; 443 toils; Manning, from Pioton niid NijlSOn. Passeiigdrs Saloon ; Misses Webb, Slater, McHardy, Smith, layIbr, Meadaraes Taylor, Jdrdon, WoodtVttkl, Jdilos aiid Son, Kirk and child. Mcßae, XfbSadu: Messrs Brarilloy, Jchffis, Khind and son, McHardie, Sunliffoi Mdore, Holland; Dobson, Kirkbrido, Griffiths, Maher, Ball, Hf fd ( .ureonflolda; Myrama, Mahoney, MeagMi, Hard?, Hdrrla, Griffiths j 4,feteer£g(l. k * Southern Cross, missionary schooner, 200 ions, Bongard, from Norfolk Islands and ifiiSiiordj steam launch, Walker, from Nelson. „ ■ . ’ Centurion, larque, 1194 tons, Jones, from Bio dq Janeiro, via Otago Heads. SAILED. Saturday, January 19. Waihora, as, 12G9 tons, Neville, for Sydney, via East Const and Auckland. Passorigoi'a—Sulodh I • Misses Haatie, Allen (2), Cameron, Newbigon, Robison, Stewart, Porter, Mosdames Harvey and 2 children, Hastio, Parkin, _ Williams, Paul, Hawk, Brothers Abban, Cuthbert, Richard and Nicholas, Captain Harvey, Messrs Turnbull, Porter, O’Halloratt, Parkin, Haslam, Booth, Cameron, Tyree, Williams, Porter, Goodall > 23 steerage. • ~ . „ Brunner, ss, 333 tons, Todd, for South. Passengers—baloon: Misaea Columb and Phillipa, Mrs Phillips, Eev Jones, Field, Williams, Messrs MoArthur, England, Glass, Blair, Logan, Smythe ; 10 steerage. Noptnno, ss, 41 tons, Eokford, for Blen- ' Murray, ss, 90 tons, Viokorman, for Nelson and West Coast. Otarama, ss. 24G0 tone, Mill ward, for N apior and. Auckland.^ Sunday, January 20. - Mahinapna, as, 230 tona, Newton, for Nelson, Now Plymouth and pnobnnga. Passengers —Saloon : Miss Bond, Messrs Ward, Bntler, Kayo and Perrin. Queen of the South,-sa, 121 tons,. Harvey, for Foxton. Waihi, ss, 63 tona, North, for Blenheim. EXPECTED A BEIVALB. D like of Westminster, loft London Ibth Novemher (via Fort Chalmers and Lyttelton); Mamari, loft London 17th November (via Auckland) ; Maori, left London 3rd December (Via Australian ports); Waikato, left London 7th De* Oemhor (via Auckland); .Kuapchu, loft Plymouth 15th December ; lonic, left Plymouth 29th December (via Auckland); Pakeha, left London 21st December (via Port Chalmers and Lyttelton)) Tongarirb; left Plymouth 12lh JahnafV; * ' ; ; Opawa, left London 12th November ; Bangitikei, loft London 26th November (via Port Chalmers); Canterbury, loft Glasgow 12th October (via Dunedin) ; H. G. Johnson, left New York 26th November. _ ' Wainni, from West Const and Nelson, this Stormbird, from Wanganni, this day Kennedy, from Nelson, this day Takapuna, from Onehunga and Now Plymouth, 23nd Omapero, from Sontb, 22nd ■ Dingadoo, from Auckland and Bast Coast, ■ from Lyttelton and Kaikoura, . 22nd . - . , Neptune, from Blenheim-,* 22nd . , Waihi, from Blenheim, 23rd Quoou of tho South, from Foiton, 22nd Wakatipn, from South,' 23td Hnnroto, from Sydney, 23rd Southern Cross, from East Coast, 23rd Grafton, from West Coast and Nelson, 24* Tasmania, from Sydney, via Auckland and Coast, 24th ~ ~ , , Monowai, from Sydney, via, Auckland and East Coast, 25th . PEOJECTED DEPABTUEES. ■ Manaia, for Patoa, this day Aorero, for Patoa, this day ... Mawhora, for Nelson and West Coast, this icennedy, for Nelson and West Coast, this ''"waitapu. for Eangitikoi, this day Stormbird, for Wanganni, this day Penguin, for Lyttelton, this day Eotorna, for Pioton and Nelson, this day Takapuna, for Lyttelton, 22nd ! Hauroto, for South, Southern Cross, for East Coast, 23rd Wakatn. for Kaikoura and Lyttelton, 23rd Dingadoo, for East Coast and Anciland, 23rd ■ _ , , Wakatipu, for Cydney,23rd Omapere, for Westport, 23rd , Woinuiv for Pioton, Nelaou and West Coast, 23 Waihi, for Blenheim, 23rd . Queen of tho South, for Foxton, 23rd Neptune* for Blenheim, 23rd Tasmania, for South, 24th j rv « for Opunoke, Waitara and OnehUGraftont,h for Pioton, Nelson and West Coast, 25th * . , ' Monowai, for Melbourne, via South and Hobart, 25th .. •

Bu Telegraph. — Press 'Association.—Copyright. ■: Jlobart, January J 9. . Sailed, yoatetday-rßotonjahana, ■ for the -pICTON, January 19. Arrived, 8.20 Isst'.njghtr-Grafton, from Wellington. She ’sailed at 2am for Nelson. . X.'t'fTEt.TON, January 19. Arrived, 8.45 am—Wskatipu and Taluno, from Wellington (both cor neotod With -express). ■ Napibb, January 19. Arrived", B last night—Australia, from Wellington. . , ■ ,•■■■ TlMABtr, January ,19. ' Arrived, early—Duke of Westminster,'from Oamaru. - ' ' ' . - • ■- „ ' • : Wanoanui, January 10. Arrived, 2 am—Stormbird, from WellingA heavy eentb-wectorly pale is blowing, and losing operations.at tho Star of Viot-ona m the roadstead are dolpyod. -. Gbbtmouth, January 19. Sailed—Waroatea, for Lyttelton. Nblboh, January 19. Arrived, 11.20 am—Grafton, from Plofcon. ULDfK. January 19. Sailed—Westland, ship, and Wairoa, barque, for Loudon. Cargo by Westland — 4854 bales wool and skins, 5376 sacks oats, 23 casks tallow skins: by Wairoa—l34l bales wool and skins, 221 casks tallow and pelts, 4 bales hair. The Botoruay from Lyttelton, arrived here at Ipm yesterday. She leaves to-day for Picton and Nelson. , Tho Tokomaru s cargo for Wellington consists of 658 tons, and 476 tons tor other ports. She will leave hero at the end of tho week lot ? °The steam yacht Pinafore arrived from Nelson yesterday afternoon. The missionary vessel Southern Cross arrived from Norfolk Island and Napier yesterday morning. . The Penguin, from Nelson and Pioton, arrived hero yesterday morning.; Sho leaves to-day for Lyttelton. , , . • The Hurray arrived from Nelson, ana Wanganui on Saturday momm--. Sho left in-the evening for Nelson and West Coast.. Tho Mawhera, from West Coast and NoJ-

son, arrived Jioro on Saturday morning. She return's The Mahiuapua, from Onehunga and New Plymouth, arrived hero on Saturday mornin#. Sho returned yesterday via Nelson. , £he Walhora, from Melbourne, via Hobart and South, rodChed hero, oa .Saturday morning. She loft in tho afternoonfor Sydney, y(a East Coast and Auckland. THE~BAKQUE CENTURION. Tho barque Centurion left Bio do Janeiro On the 2nd November, and had fine weather uilt,t)£ißslhg *tlw Cape of j oood Hope on tho 28th November. Next day she (gfpdrioncecl a very hard gale from east,north-east to west-north-west. Qa the 12th December she ex- . poHonccd a J>oavy gale between cast,, .north aha west, increasing to hurricane; force -for two hours, tho barometer reading 23‘80. After that sho had moderate winds from tho north to west and south-west until Bth Inst., When Stewart Island was sighted. Owing to fog and adverse winds she anchored of?. the. Bluff for two days. Called off Otago Heads for orders on tho Ifich inst., and arrived off Wcfti-Aaton Heads yesterday. Sho was towed into port by ili6 D'Jco; coming to an anchor about 1 pm, COLONIAL OB SUM VA TOIL Y. "~ Cbronombter-batino Notice. Tho time-ball may bo used to-day for rating chronometers. Tho ball will drop at noon precisely, at which hour a ojbronprnctor sot to Greenwich Mean Timo-MsHouid 3i)mm. Any difference will be the error or tno chronomotor, fast or alow on Greenwich Mean Time. True time will also bo given to-day by hourlv galvanometer signals to tho Museum and the public Telegraph Office, T. KING, Observer. Colonial Museum, Wellington, January 2let, 1895.