SHIPPING.

Otago Daily Times, Issue 3247, 3 July 1872, Page 4

SHIPPING.

POET CEALhCERB.--.TvhY 2. Wind light, variable, calmx. Weather, fine, «l«ar. High water cm the 3rd July : —At the Headu, 1.27; Forfc Chalmers, 1.57; I>an* ediu, 2.42. POET CHALMERS OBSERVATORY. Latitude, 45,48.5550uth; longitude, llh. 22m- 36 am. east Time bail <irop» daily {Sundays exempted), at 1 p.m., Port Chalmers m&m time, or Ih. 37r0. 2Zmca, a.m. Greenwich mean time. AJiKIVAJ,. Result, *ehoonw, K«Hy, from W&ikouaiti. Master, agiiifc. iJKI'AJtTIIUR. Phoebe, ».»., 4\V, tons, Worep, for Northern port*. .1. Milk, agent Passengers : Mrs Cotton, Mr and Mm Graham, Mrs Murphy, Me«sr« K. Campbell. Konkrugft, Biddell, M'Dow-all, Thoinison, and -r> in the steerage. XX !• KCTKI) A BJ'.I V Al.B. Fiiom Loxi>o:<\—Napier, April 12 ; Otago, April ; Wave Queen, April 27. Fuo'A Gi,am;ow. —William Davie, April 6. From Nkw York.—Brunette, Apnl 5. Yntfii N EWO'ASTXB. —II eiCIUL J-IiOJECTED DEPAIITtJRBB. For Lonixix. —Wild Doer, early. Foil hIr.UiOVUHK. —Rangitoto, early; Albion, early. Fon Ly'itkwon', &c.—Beautiful Star, early; Maori, 4th insfc. FoX OAMARi'.—Oeelong, early. ForNohthkrn' Pouts. —Taranaki, early. For Coaht.—Defiance, ear!iy. FoitSorTHBRN* Poim.—StormbirdL, early ; Pretty Jane, early ; Emulous, early. For. San Francisco. —Nevada, 4th inst. CUSTOMS ENTRIES. JifWARDS, July 2—-Maori, 118 tons, Christian, from Timaru, with cargo. J. Mills, agent. Emulous, 157 tons, P«it«rson, from Bluff, with cargo. O. S. Brodrick, agent. Pioneer, 23 tonß, Matheson, from Waikava, with cargo. Keith Ramsay, agent. OfTWAROS. July 2 Phoebe, 410 tons, Wor»p, for Lyttelfcon, with orgo. J. Mills, agent. Strathnaver, 53 tons, Mackay, for Auckland, with cargo. R. B. Martin and Co, agents. Maori, 118 tons, Mai col mi, for Oamaru,, with cargo. J. Mills, agent. IM POUTS. Per Emulous, from Bluff : Lot timber, Cuthrio ami Asher; do, Whitelaw. EXPORTS. Per Strathnaver, for Auckland : 130 briga, 20 boxes, Boyle and Co; 40 bags, Duncan; 00 do, 12 casks, li ft Martin and Co ; 14 do, Burke; .'> cases, 5 boxes, 'Lange andThonemaii; 131 bags, 47 boxes, J 4 casks, ] cane, (i chests, Wilson and Co ; GO bags, Brook; 240 do, Audoreon and Mowat, Per Maori, for Oamaru: 5 pkgs, Sargood and Co ; 5 do, lions and Glendimng ; 103 do, 'furnbull and Co; 13 do, Wright, Stephenson, and Co ; lot timber, Black and Thomson ; ;. l< cea, Cargills and M'l/ean ; 1 case, A Walker ; 1 do, X Ramsay ; 1 pkg. A King ; 1 do, Keith and Wilkie ; 5 do, A and J M'Farlane ; 3 do, II Hudson nnd Co ; 2 do, Butter worth ; 10 do, Arsmfcrong ; 1 do, It B Martin and Co ; 25 hogsheads, Burke ; 11(5 pkgs, W and J Keoular ; 4 do, Munro ; 2 pkges, Watson and Sons ; 1 do, Gibbs and Clayton ; 1 do, Distillery Company ; 1 do, Wilkinson ; 1 do, Harper and Co; 1 do, Moore ; 7 do, Park and Curio ; 2 do, Dunning ; 1 do, Mendershausen ; 2 do, Matheßon Bros ; 37 do, Wilson and Co ; 1 do, Evans ; ] do, Hcymnnson, Low, and Co ; 9 do, Marshall ami Copeiand ; 1 do, Rrid^rnan ; 2 do, Bing, Hairis, and Co; 1 do, Bnscoc and Co ; 1 do, iSonntag ; 4 do, Thomson and Co ; GO do, Brodriek ; 15 do, M'l) O i)gall. Per Phoebe : For Wellington - 2 pkgs, Sargood, Son, and Ewen ; 46' do, J'.riscoe and Co ; 5 do, Ha worth ; 2 pkgs, Kernpthornc, ProHHi-r, and Co ; 0 do, ilayman and Co ; 17 wheelbarrows, Brogden and Son; 2 cases, Butterworth Bros; 1 pel, Barnett and Levicn ; 12 logy, Turnbull & Co. For Wanganui 2 trusses, Sargood ; I bag, Briscoe <fc Co. For Nelson—G cases, Gregg &Co ; 1 cs, Kempthorne, Prosßer, and Co. For Picton— 1 bale, Wheeler ; 9 pkgß, Sargood ; 8 pkgs, Wilford; 50 barrows, B-ogden and Son ; 10 pkgs,' Butterworth Bros. For Lyttelton — 2 trunks, Jleynianson, 'Low, and Co; 13 ilo, Biirnet and Levien ; 1001 packages, Clark and Co ; 30 hhda, Burke. ' For Greymouth—2 pkgs, Watson and Sons ; 2 do, Ross and Glendining, For Westport —14 do, Watson and Sons ; 2 do, Hobs and Glondiuing ; 1 pkg, Kempthorne. For Hokitika- 2 cases, ilayman and Co ; 8 do, Briscuc and (Jo : 8 pkgs, Sargood, Son, and Co. For Taranaki —25 pkgs, Briscoe ;75 75 do, 11 Wilson and Co. For Manukau— 3 do, Sargood and Co ; G do, Briscoe ; 4 do, Kempthorne ; 2 do, Hay man; 1 do, Miller. SHIP PING TELEG RAMS. (KIiOSI OUR OWN CORRESPONDENTS.) Wki.mnciton, July 2nd. Sailed.—Rangitoto, s.s., for Lyttelton. Nkw Plymouth, July 2nd. Arrived.—Taranaki, s.a., from the Maim- | kau. It was too rough to communicate with ' her up to noon. Grkymouth, July 2nd. Arrived. —10, from Melbourne. Hokitika, July 2nd. Sailed. — Zephyr, brigantine, for Melbourne. The schooner Result, from Waikouaiti, arrived yesterday forenoon, and passed Port Chalmers on her course towards Duncdin. The h.h. Phoebe sailed for the North during the afternoon, with 14 passengers and n considerable cargo, including 11 jarrah logs for the Wellington patent slip. There was no appearance of any ship from Home or Foreign ports at the Heads yesterday. Whales are again appearing on our coast. Two bulls have been caught within the last two days—one oil" Waikouaiti, on Monday, by Mr EHis's party, who towed it to the trying-down works there. The other was secured yesterday morning, a few miles south of the Heads, by Mr Bradshaw's party of bay whalers. In the latter instance, the whale wasobserved at daylight, when the boats gave chase, and by eleven o'clock in the forenoon had the fish towed in to the Maori kaik, a distance of about live miles. Cutting in was to commence yesterday afternoon, and it is expected that five tuns of oil will be the product of (ffich whale. Ellis steered the capturing boat off Waikouaiti, and Jamie Wallace "(a Kanaka) that of Bradshaw's off the Heads. The late heavy seaa setting in on the const hiive caused the whales to take to sea, as none have been observed close in shore for about three weeks. Now that fine weather has set in they have returned. Independent of our bay whaling boats, a vessel iittcd out for the purpose ought to pay well, aa during the last nine months the coast in places has been black with the monsters.