SHIPPING.

Otago Daily Times, Issue 2002, 30 May 1868, Page 4

SHIPPING.

PORT CHALMERS.— May 20.

Wind W., light airs, calm. Weather, I dull, cloudy. High water on 30th May— At the Heads, 9.53; Port Chalmers, 10.25 ; at Dunedm, 11.10 p.m. OBSERVATORY, PORT CHALMERS. Latitude, 45deg. 48min- SSsee. south; longitude, 1 Ih. 22m. 3Gs. five-tenths east. Time ball drops daily (Sundays excepted) at I p.m. Port Chalmers mean time; or, Ih. 37m. 235. five-tenths a.m. Greenwich mean time. ________ ARRIVALS, Airedale, s.s., 280 tons, Kennedy, from Northern ports, with Pan«ma mails, cargo, and passengers. G. S. Brodrick, agent. Emerald, ketch, 40 tons, Whitby, from Kaiapoi, with produce. Master, agent. Eleanor, barque, 411 .tons, Ritchie, from Newcastle, with coal. Keith Ramsay, agent. Flying Pquirrel, ketch. 19 tons. Reid, from Oamaru, with cargo. Keith Ramsay, agent. MMlothian, ketch, 15 tons, Walker, from Oamaru, with cargo. Keith Ramsay, agent. DEPARTURES. Crest of the Wave, schooner, 58 tons, Paterson, for Westport, with cargo. R. B. Martin and Co.. agents. Claud Homilton, s.s., 530 tons. Hall, for Melbourne via Northern and West Coast porta, with cargo and passengers, G. S. , Brodrick, agent. ! Airedale, s.s., 280 tons, Kennedy, for West Coast ports via Bluff Harbor, jvith cargo and passengers. G. 8. Brodrick, agp^t. PASSENGER LIBT. Per Lady Bird, for Northern ports : Messrs Brown, Granger, and 5 in the steerage. Per Airedale, from Northern ports : Mrs Fraser and 3 children, Messrs Mutton, Richardson, M'Glashan, Menzies, Julian, Weir, Cox. Goldsmidt, and 2 in the steerage. Per Banshee, for Fijia : Mrs Davis, Miss Davis, Mrs Campbell, Miss Campbell, Messrs King, Strang, Galloway. Ellis, W, H. Davis, J. Kelly, Elphinstone. T. Taylor, 0. Pearson, G. Good. M. Philnot, G. Esther, R. Oxley, J. Shaw, T. Allan, J. Johnston, J. Wall, M. Campbell, W. R. Brendan. Per Claud Hamilton, for the North and Melbourno : Mrs Flexman, Miss Flexinan, Mrs Lees, Messrs Flexman, Lees, G. M. Ross, M'Neill, Findlay, and 15 in the steerage ; and original saloon and steerage passengers from Melbourne, for tho North. Per Airedale, for the Bluff and West Coast: Mrs Mackay, Mis Hyley, Mrs Nathan, Misses Nathan (3), Masters Nathan (2), Messrs Nathan, bin all, .Salamon, Mackay, A. Williams, Matheson, Woodward, Coote, Topi, Captain Inverarity, and 14 in the steerage. KXPKCTED ARRIVALS. From London.—Niphon, Feb. 14; Ajmeer, March 24. From Glakhow.—Caribou, Fob. 15. From Melbourne.—Sir Isaac Newton, Gothenburg. PROJECTED PKPARTUJIKF. E. P. Bouverio, for Loudon, early. Crest of tho Wave, for tho Buller, early. Queen of tho Isles, for Hokitika, early. Gothenburg, for Melbourne, &c., Ist prox. Taiaroa, for Southern Ports, this day. Ann, for Newcastle, Ist Juno. Beautiful Star, for West Coast, this day. James Paxton, for InvercargiU, Ist June. Comerang, for Lyttelton, 2nd prox. VESSELS IN PORT. E. P. Bouvcrie, ship, from Glasgow. Celestial Queen, ship, from London. Maria, ship, from Glasgow. Lovet Peacock, sch., from Boston, U.S. Banshee, schooner, from Hokitika. Aspasia, schoonor, from Tiamu. Ann, bri^antino, from Melbourne. Crest, schooner, from Kaiapoi. Excelsior, schooner, from Haipara. JamesjPaxton, schooner, from InvercargiU. Queen" of the Isles, schr., from Havelock, Craigellaehie, brig, from Mauritius. Hector, brigantine, from Warnambool. Cleoimtra, schoonor, fro-n Melbourne, Jane Elkin, Bchooner, from Lyttelton. Alice, schooner, from Pelorus Sound. Challenge, schooner, from Akaroa. Anne, schooner, from Oamaru. Lloyd's Herald, schooner, from Oamaru. Defiance, ketch, from KakanuL Cora, schooner, from Invercargill, Threo Brothers, schooner, from Oamaru. Taiaroa, s.s, from Port Molyneux. Emerald, schoonor, from Kaiapoi. Flying Squirrel, schooner, from Oamaru. Eleanor, barque, from Newcastle.

CUSTOMS ENTRIES.

OOTWAROS.

May 29— Banehco, 70 tons, H.< Paterson, master, for Ovalou, Fiji, with cargo and passengers. R. B. Martin and Co,, agents. INWARDS—COASTWISB. May 29—Airedale, 280 tons, Kennedy, master, from Lyttleton, with cargo and passengers, G. S. Brodrick, agent. OUTWARDS—COASTWISE. May 29—Lady Bird, 220 tons, Lusher, master, for Oamirn, tec, with cargo and passengers. Dalgety, Rattray, and Co., agents. Airedale, 281 tons, Kennedy, master, for the Bluff, ko., with cargo aud passengers. G. S. Brodrick, agent. Claud Hamilton, 530 tons, Hall, master, for Lyttelton, with cargo and passengers. G. S. Brodrick, agent. IMPORTS. Per Emerald, from Kaiapoi: 1850 bushels wheat, 4 tons potatoes, 2 do bacon, order. Por Eleanor, from Newcastle: 573 tons coal, Hutchison. Per Airedale, from Wellington :Ex Ruahino, from Panama—3 cases gloves, Feldheim Brothers ; 1 do, Ross and Giendining ; 2 casea, 1 box, Watson and Sons; 2 cases, W and G Turnbull; 1 case, Butterworth Brothers ; 9 cases, Bing, Harris, an<l Co ; 2 do, Burton Brothers ; 1 caso watchea, 2 do pipes, Hayman and Co ; 1 bale, Braith- ! waite; 1 caso, 2 trusses, Dalrymple ; 4 cases, Sargood ; 2 bales, W Hay ; 2do Bilks, Ross and Giendining; I do, Youle ; 1 pkg, Livingston ; 1 box, Butterworth Bros; I caso, F Mayne ; 1 do books, Johnson ; 1 pkg, Dalgety ; 1 pel, H S Fish. From Wellington, free aud duty paid—l truss, 2 bales, M'Kay ; 4 cases, Forjuson; 7 kegs butter, 2 cases, order. From Nelson—G pkgs, Watson ; 1 caso, Fraser; 1 pel, Wiae. From Lyttelton—l7 pkgs, Gandy. From Manukau—2 pels, addressed ; with original cargo for other ports. EXPORTS. Per Banshee, for Ovalou, Fiji Islands: 10 boxes tea, 1 bag coffee, 5 boxes raisins, 1 cask currants, 1 case, 1 box tobacco, 1 qr cask wino, 2 cases do, 2 qr casks brandy, 10 cases alo, 10 do stout, 14 do wine, 2 do bitters, 12 do wliisky, 20 bags sugar, R B Martin and Company j 5 cases brandy, F Coxhead. Free aud duty faid —2 cases drapery, 3 bales, 2 packages, case do, 40 bags breadstuffs, 55 cases oilmen's stores, 10 cases soap, 10 cases kerosene, 4 puncheons, 10 bags barley, 0 brls butter, R B Martin and Co; 10 Cases drapery, 1 case, 1 crate, 0 cases chairs, W H Davis; 4 crates earthenware, 2 casks do, 0 casea «haire, 1 do furniture, Calvert and Co; 1 -case, Watson and Co; 4 drums oil, 1 keg,

1 parcel, Oliver and Ulph; 4 cases axes, | Bmcoe. P«r Claud Hamilton: For Lyttelton—2 cases drapery, Bing, Harris, and Co; I do, Sargood and Co ; 1 bale leather, Angus ; 1 do, Flcxman Bros. For Wellington—l case drapery, Bing, Harris, and Co j 4 packages printing materials, Livingston; 1 do sundries, Briscoe and Co ; 2 pockets hops, It B Martin and Co. For Melbourne—soo sacks oats, R B Martin and Co; 14 bales flax, M'Callum, Neill, and Co; C 5 sacks oats, Whittingham Bros ; 2 casks seeds, Reynolds; 1 parcel, Boenicke. Per Airedale: For Bluff, under bond—lo hhds beer, W Kenuedy. Ex Claud Hamilton—4 caßes, 1 truss, 34 cases kerosene, G S Brodrick. Free and duty paid—7 cases, 3 bales, C tmeses drapery, hoss and Giendining ; 10 bags, 1 box, Barron, Grant, and Co; 2 cs, P Sayman and Co; 130 bdls standards, Dalgety, Rattray, and Co; 1 bale drapery. Butterworth Bros ; 3 cases, 6 coulters, 3 packages, Briscoe and Co; 1 truss drapery, Watson and Sons ; 2 packages, Shand ; I caso fancy goods, Moses; 1 piano, G F Robertson ; 3 packages, Briscoe and Co ; 1 truss drapery, Bing, Harris, and Co; 1 Eirecl, Oliver and Ulph; 1 case piano, owe. For Hokitika—2 cases, 1 bale, Butterworth 8r03.' For Nelson—2 cases dradery, Watson; 3 do drugs, French and Co. For Manakau—l box, Bank, of New South Wales

BHIPPINC TELEGRAMB—Yesterday. Hokitika ; May 29—Omeo, from Wellington, at 11 a.m.

WEATHER TELEGRAMS.— Yesterday. Wellington : Wind W,, light; bar. 30.38, thor. 53 ; fiae weather. Nelson : No wind ; bar. 30.05, ther. 50; flno weather. Blenheim: Wind W. light; bar 30.20, ther. 45; fine weather ; rivers low. Lyttelton : Wind E. ; bar. 30.22, ther. 45 ; dull weather. Curistchukcii : No wind; bar. 30.15, ther. 55, Timaru: No wind; bar. 30.24, ther. 49; dull weather; sea calm. Bealy: Wind S.W,, light; gloomy; rivers very low. Okeymooth : Wind N.E., light; dull wcathor; bar smooth. Hokitika : Wind S., light; bar. 30.33, ther. 45 ; dull weather ; bar good. Poet Chalmers :No wind; bar. 30.0, ther. 52 ; dull weather. Bum?: Wind S.W., light; bar. 30.0; dull weather.

Tho P.N.Z. and A.RM. Co.'s s.s. Airedale arrived in harbor shortly after daylight yesterday morning, with tho inward Panama mails.' The mails were conveyed to Dunedin by tho first trip of tho steamer Peninsula. Tho steamer Golden Age brought up the passengers and Panama cargo. The Airedale'left the Manakau on the 19th; called at Taranaki, Nelson, and Picton, and arrived at WeUington at two p.m., on tho 22nd ; waited tho arrival of the Ruahino, from Panama ; and left on the evening of the 2Cth. Experienced heavy adverse weather, and arrived at Lyttelton at 8 p.m. on the 27th. Discharged cargo and left at G a.m. on the 28th, and had Jino weather during the remainder of the passage. The purser has supplied us with our usual files of Northern and A merican papers. Tho ketch Emerald arrived yesterday morning from Kaiapoi, with a cargo of produce, consigned to order. She left Kaiapoi ou the 22nd, and was off Otago Heads on the 2Cth, when sho was caught in the heavy easterly gale then blowing ;. and owing to tho thick weather, stood out to sea.

The barque Eleanor, previously reported at the Heads, from Newcastle, sailed up to the anchorago with a light bafiiing wind yesterday morning. Sho left Newcastle on the 10th instant, with a light southerly wind which, on the following day, veered round to the westward, continuing from that quarter until the 20th,. when strong B.W. breezes set in. The Solander was passed at 1 a.m. on the 22nd, and Dog Island at II a.m. Bame day. Off Brothers Point the wind fell light, and hauled round to E., from that to N.E., with thick weather, and increased to a heavy gale, which lasted for threo days, accompanied with rain. The wind then changed to S.E., and continued so until her arrival at the Heads, on the morning of the 27th. Tho Midlothian aud Flying Squirrel arrived f r.-m Oamaru with cargoes yesterday. Tho Midlothian, after discharging a few bales of wool into tho E..P. Bouvene, proceeded to Dunedin.

The barque Bengal, from hence to Newcastle, was spoken by the Airedale, in Cook Strait, on the 22nd inst. The s.s. Lady Bird sailed for Wellington, via intermediate poTts, at 1.30 p.m. yesterday, and cleared the Heads shortly after 2 o'clock. About 3 o'clock she was observed making back for the Heads, and conjecture was rife as to the "reasons why," whether there had been a'break down, or some one injured on board. On her arrival in port at 4 o'clock, it was found out that no injury or accident had occurred, but that she had put back for her papers and clearance, which had been entrusted to a party to put on board, which was not done. In the meantime her papers had been taken back to Dunedin. Telegraph communication was resorted to, and the necessary documents were expected to be down in time for the Lady Bird making a fresh start last evening, Tho s.s. Claud Hamilton, for Melbourne via Northern and West Coast Ports, and the s.s. Airedale, for West Coast Ports via Bluff Harbor, sailed last evening. A number of hands were yesterday employed in caulking tho floating dock. The oakum used is spun from the tow of New Zealaud flax, procured from the estabUshment of Mr Mansford, at the Clutha.