SHIPPING.

Otago Daily Times, Issue 3251, 8 July 1872, Page 2

SHIPPING.

PORT CHALMKRS.—Tc-r.v 7. Wind K.W., strong brw!«e. Weatbcr dull, rainy. High wat>;r on the Stb July: — At the lk-;td«, 4-50; Port Chalmers, 5.20; Dunedin, G,5. I

FORT CHALMERS OBSERVATORY.

Latitude, 45.48.55 south ; longitude, llh. 22m. 30 »«, o,'wt.

Time bail drops daily (Sundays «xc«pt<sd), at I p.m., Port Ohairnura mean time, or Hi. 37r0. 23«t'c», a.m. Greenwich unt&xx time.

AltttfVALH,

July Cth -- Kangitoto, 5.»., 419 tons, Mackic, from Melbourne, 22nd uit., via We»t <>»a«t and Northern Ports. Dalgety, Nichols, and Co., agentH. Paiwriig'int: Me««r» Hall, M'l>"»ald, (i<n>dman, M'Kg«ver, Templar, Jiartncii, liarnett; and'Jin the steerage. Albion, 8.5., 501 toim, Hnxma, from MtlIwurne, 20t!« uit., ria Bhifi". Dalgety, Nichok, and Co., agent«. Vsifumn^rtt :Mr and 'bin .). B. Audi/risoTi, Mr and Mrs Wilson, and child. Mm H. Young, Mrs W. 11. Jones, Messrs Sutlnrrland, Ikck, (,'rombic, Morrison, PioUingKhivw, Orson, Benson; and 10 in the steerage. «

CUSTOMS ENTIUEB.

jnwabijh. July G- Aurora, 42 tons, Kcenan, from Catlin's liiver, with cargo. Master, agent.

OUTWAI'.DS.

July 0— Pretty .Uma, 00 tow*, Christian, for Port Molyneux, with cargo. J. Mills, agent. Storm Bird, (>7 torin, Fraac-r, for Bluff, with ■cargo. 11. Hough ton and Co., agents. EXPORTS. Per Storm Bird : Kor Invctcargill —00 m.-itu, 20' ca-'-M-H. 3 baU:H, Neill and Co ; 1 ease, 72 package, Lange and Thnncinnn ; 1 do, Oliver arid Co; 5 do, Wilson and Co; 11 do, Jiurt ;uid Co ; 17 do, (Jibbs and Clayton ; 1 case, flu^'h'-K stud Harvuy ; •':!■*> packages, Scoulnr and <>>; 200 piatcH, 1 case, Woo«l and Co ; 7 crtHcs, 1 trunk, Kargood, Son, and Kwen ; 7 packages, Bing, Harris, and Co; 18 casting, Ivincaid, M'( iw-.m, and Co; 4 pkgs, MuthewH ; 1 bale, Bridgrnan ; 30 ca«eH,'N«:ill and Co; 27 pkgs, Briscoe and Co. For Bind — 1 pkg, Kohu and (Jlcndining; 2J do, Lango arid Thoncman ; 3 do, Mackerra« and Co ; 1 do, Briscoeand Co : 18 do, Provincial ( Government; 1 trunk, Sargood, Son, and Kwen.

SHIJ'PJNO TKLEGKAMS.

(KHOM OUR OWN COKKKKI'ONDKNTS.)

Wki.mnuton, July (3th

Arrived.-II dome (supposed yesterday to be Excelsior), from Newcastle ; Nevada, from Lyttelton ; ftosario, from Auckland. July 7th. Sailed.—-Luna, for Manakau ; Taranaki, For Picton ; Nevada, for Napier.

M'Meekan, Blackwood, and Co.'a steamer Ilangitoto arrived from Melbourne, via West Coast and Northern PortH, at 10.15 a.m. on Saturday. She had very indifferent winds and weather acrosx to Hokitika, thence fine till 2 a.m. on Saturday, when hlio got it "hot "from the S.W., with a very heavy sea, to arrival at the Head**. M'Meekan, Blackwood, and Co.'s favourite b.h. Albion left Hobson's Bay, with the Suez mails on board, on the evening of the 2'Jth ult. ; panned Swan Island at 7 p.m. <»i the following day. Experienced fresh westerly winds for the first twu days, then fresh S.h. winds until making the land. Panned the •Solander at 2 p.m. on the 4th, and hove-to oil' tho Bluff at 7 p.m. ; entered the harbour at 7.30 a.m. on the sth, discharged cargo, and Hailed at 5 p.m. same evening; arrived off Otago Heads at daylight on. the (sth, but owing to thick weather, with heavy Know squalls from S. \V., was detained outside till a clearance made, when Pilot Kelly boarded her and brought her to Port at 1.30 p.m. We thank Mr Norrin for files. The Albion having been detained by thick weather off the Heads, will not start for Oamaru till Tuesday, where she will load grain, &c, and return to Port Chalmers, leaving again on Friday with the members of the General Assembly. The Am phi trite, the oldest Tyne collier but one, being 95 years of age, has been ; driven ashore on the South Shields pier, and ! it i.s feared that she will not Moat again. She j waa a good old ship until th«) laat. She was j famous in north country Hong, and had a character of her own. The oldest Tyne collier afloat is the Brotherly Love, of South Shields. She is the old ship on board which Captain Cook, the circumnavigator, served his time. Shu in the property of a gentleman, Mr James Young, who takes great pride in her, and she is in capital condition, and likely to live many years longer.—Liverpool Mercury.