SHIPPING.

Otago Daily Times, Issue 2446, 8 December 1869, Page 2

SHIPPING.

FORT CHALMERS.—December 7. Wind N.E., light breeze. Weather fine, cloudy. aigh WAter on the 7th December:—At tHe Heads, 6.12; Port Chalmers, €.42 ; Dvmedia, 7 C 27. ; PORT CHALMERS OBSERVATORY. Latitude, 45.48.5S Booth; longitude, llh. 82m. 36see. east. • Time ball drop? daily (Sundays excepted) at 1 p.m., Port Chalmers mean time, or lh. 37mu 23aec a. m, Greenwich mean time, ARRIVALS. - - - - ■' Wainui, s.s, 87 tons, Leys, from Lyttelton and intermediate ports. R. B. Martin and Co., agents. Passengers—Mrs Fairchild, ■ Miss Jones, Miss Buckett, Messrs Harper, i Nuttall, Browu, Dawaon, Jones, and 7 ia the , steerage. Union, barque, 360 tons, Stevenson, from Newcastle. J. W. Hutchison and Co., Agents. BEPARTURES. Wallace, p.s, 56 tons, Edie, for Oamaru. . $.. Jonea and Co., agents. ; Wellington, s.s, 261 tons, Holmes, for . Northern Ports. W. Sly, agent. Passen? gers—Mr and Mrs Fowler, Mr and Mrs Eames, Mrs Jenkins, Mrs Thompson, Mies ■ Oldfield, Miss Allan, Measrs George Stevenson, JReany, Thomson, Rernie, Wood, CotterilL Alington, OdelL Reade, Dickenson, W. M. Olhvier, Walker. Maples, Stevens, . Olliyier, Pierca, George Elliot, Lileburne, and 7 in the steerage. . Gothenburg, s.s, 457 tons, M'Lean, for Melbourne via Northern and. West Coast Ports. Dalge'y, Battray, and Co., agents. Passengers—Mrs Evans, Mrs Pox, Messrs H. J. Black, T. M. Smith, F. Martin, Buchanan, and 13 in the steerage. .EXPECTED ARRIVALS; From London.—Philip Nelson, August 21; Queen Bee, Sept. 15 ; City of Dunedin, Oct. 6 ; Warrior Queen. From Glasgow.—Otago, Sept. 21. Feom Melbourne.—Claud Hamilton, Tatarus. From Vancouver's Island.—Ruby. From Newcastle— Emulous. From New Yokk.—Albatro.s, Aug. 20 ; j Julio, Aug. 21. . From Mauritius.—Annie Brown, Frederick. From Sydney.—Emma, Eleanor. From Liverpool.—Don Guillermo. From F^edbeickstadt;—Abbotsford. PROJECTED DEPARTURES. ■' , For Londo>\—Asterope, ear'y ; Timaru, early ; William Davie, early; J. N. Fleming, early. For Melbourne —Rangitoto, via Bluff, this day; Claud Hamilton, via Bluff, 20th inst. For Oamaru. —Wallace, 10th inst, ; For InvfißCAßGiLL.—Cora, early. \ For Lyttelton,—Maori, 13th inst. ; Wainui, 9th inst. For Northern Ports.—Lord Ashley, 10th inst. For Hong Kong.—Prospector, early. For Grsymocih.—Aspasia, early. For Fiji.—Queen of the Isles, early. For Auckland.—Queen of the Isles, early. Fos Tekaru.—Maori, this day. For Hokittka.—Crestof the Wave, early; Kaiuma, early. For Newcastle.—Australind, 9th inst. VESSELS IS PORT. Asterope, ship, from London. William Davie, ship, from Glasgow. . Flying Squirrel, ketch, from Chathams. J. N. Fleming, ship, from Glasgow. Queen of the Isles, schooner, from Fiji. Prospector, barque, from Mauritius. Taiaroa, s s, from Port Molyneux. Timaru, ship, from London. May Qaeen, ship, from London. Cora, schooner, from Waikava. Jane Anne, schooner, from Hokitika. Onehunga,- schooner, from Oamaru. ludus, barque, from Newcastle. .. Australind, b rque, from Newcastle. Laughing Water, barque, from Newcastle. Aspasia, schooner, from Lyttelton. Crest of the Wave, from Q Charlotte's Sd. Raßgitoto, s.s., from Melbourne. Union, barque, from Newcastle. Wainui, a. s, from Lyttelton. CUSTOMS ENTRIES. OUTWARDS —FOREIGN. , Dec. 7—Au3trdind,. 493 tons, Allan, master, for Newcastle, in baiUst. Keith Ramsay, agent. IS WARDS— COASTWISE. \ Dec. 6—Rangitoto, 449 tons, Mackie, master, . from Northern Ports and Melbourne, with cargo. Dalgety, Rattray, and Co., agents. OUTWARDS—rCOASTWISB. Dec. 7—Gothenburg, 459 tons, M'Lean,• .'master,'for Northern Ports and Melbourne, with cargo. Dalgety, Rattray, and Co., agents. IMPORTS. Per Union, from Newcastle : 514 tons coal, J W Hutchison and Co. . EXPORTS. Per Gothenburg : For Lyttelton, free and duty paid—7 bales paper, Turnbull and Co. For Welliagton, ex Omeo, from Melbourne —1 bag sugar, Dalgety, Ratsray, *nd Co. Free—l pel, St J Branigaa ; 5 trunks, Bar-. act. For Nelson --3 cases, 7 trusses, Bing, Harris, and C >; 40 trunks, 3 c*ses, Seymanson, Low, and Co ; 3 oases, 1 truss, Watson and Sons ; 1 trunk, Baraec ; 1 trass, 1 case, Bing, Harris, aud Co. For Westport—l bale, 1 case, Sargood, Son, and Ewen. For Greymouth— 1 bale. 9 trusses, 5 cases, Bing, Harris, and Co; 1 truss, Sargood. Son, and Ewen; 8 cases, 1 bale, Ross and Glendining; 2 cases, Kempthorne, Prosser, and Co. For Hokitika—3 cases, 1 truss, Sargood, Son, and Ewen; 1 case, 1 pel, M'F&rland and Co; 1 case, 1 bale, Butterworth Bros; 5 cases, 1, drum, Kempchorne, Prossor, and Co; 9 pkgs, Bing, Harris, and Co. SHIPPING TELEGRAMS — Yjssterday. . WAHftANUX: December 7—S 30 a. m, Sturt, ■from Patea ; 10.30 am, Sturt, for Wellington ; 12 20 p m, Wanganui, for Wellington. Bluff : December 6—Sea Wave (barque), from Hobart Town. December 7—9 30 a,.m, Lord Aahiey, from Dunedin. Wellington : December 6—10.30 p.m, Ahunri, from Wauganui. December 7—lo S..TO, Cantero, from Newcastle, Westport : December 7 —noon, Lyttelton, for Hotsioika. Napier (Spit) : December 7 —2.30 p.m, Oomecang, for Auckland. The b.s. Wellington sailed in the afternoon for Northern Ports, with a full cargo, and a large number of cabin passengers, including the Cant-r ury team of encketers. Several of tho latter's frienda accompauied them on board, and bade a hearty g»od-bye as the vessel was on the point of starting, Thess. Gothenburg took her departure for Melbourne, vi» the usual round of Northern and Wtst Coast ports, at out two hours after the Wellington. The s.s. Hangitoto sails for Melbourne, via Bluff Harbour, tnis afternoon. The barque-Union, lately purchased in the ' Australian Colonies by Messrs Hutchison and Co. of :this city, arrived at the Heads from Newcastle yesterday forenoon, with a cargo of coal consigned to h^r owners. During th.6 afternoon she signalled for a tug, and the subsidised steamer G elong accord"*gly g°* UP steam, bat' apparently too late, as the s.b. Wainui, from the north, had taken the barque ia tow, and had brought her up to the Cross Channel before the Geelong left the port. On arriving alongside the barque, the Geelong's services were not wanted, aa with the asJwunce of a light fair wind uud the tid-j at slack water, the Wainui towed her up to a discharging b«rth, th« Geelong refctmii"g to [iorc. Tbe barque left Newcastle on tha 23rA ulfc, and :liad.heavy-S.E. ;iad S.S W, weatber ,to the 29ch, Moderate weather followed, aud the

Solander waa sighted ou the 3rd inafc; light and variable winds were then experienced to arrival. We are indebted to Captain Stevenson, of the barque, for Sydney and Newcastle papers. The barque Midas, instead of coming to this port, was to leave Newcastle for Wellington a,few days after the Union. The' Midas then proceeds to Hokiang%; from thence to China. ■-—«■■- The 8.0. Wainui arrived from her northern trip last evening. She : left Lyttelton at 5 a.m. on Sunday, and arrived at Akaroa at II 30 a.m. che same day. Sailed again at 3.30 p.m., and arrived at Timaru at 5 o'clock next morning. Discharged cargo and passengers, and sailed again at noon, arriving at Oamaru at midnight, having experienced strong southerly winds; and heavy sea from Timaru. Sailed from Oamaru at 11a.m. yesterday, arriving as above. On this trip the Wainui has made the round of the ports in six days ; she sails again to-morrow.