SHIPPING.

Otago Daily Times, Issue 3770, 7 March 1874, Page 2

SHIPPING.

POUT CHALMERS. March G.—Wind, N.E.,light. Weather, line, clear. 8 a.m.: Barometer, 20.0(1; thermometer, 57. 1 ]>.m.: Barometer, 20.03 ; thermometer, sun 78, shade US. 6 p.m.: Barometer, 20.80; thermometer, ISO. lliyh water on llaroli 7th :—At the Heads, 4.53 ; at Port Chalmers, 5 23 ; at Dunedin, 0.13. PORT CHALMERS OBSERVATORY. Latitude, tt0.45.55 south; longitude, Uh. 22m. 375. east. Time ball drops daily (Sundays exeopted), at 1 p.m. Port Chalmers mean' time, or 111. 37in. 235. a.m. Greenwich mean time. ARRIVALS. Jane, cutter, '25 tons, Divers, from Shag Point. Master, agent. Anne, ketch, 20 tons, Haswell, from the coast, ■"■•"pssedup; ■ * PKPARTPRKS. Flying Squirrel, ketch, 10 tons, Maine, for the Molyneux.- Master, agent. Friendship, schooner, 53 tons, Francis, for Cathn s <-Biver.- Thompson Brothers, agents. ■ Tauranga, schooner, 01 tons, M'Kay, for Timaru. G. F. Reid, agent. Brenda, brig, 301 tons, Seabourne, for Newcastle. 11. J. Gibbs, agent. • - Wild Wave, brig, 101 tons, Bishop, for Newcastle. H. Houghton and Co., agents. _ Samson, p.s., 124 tons, Edie, for Oamaru. J. Mills, agent. EXrECTKD ARRIVALS. From London.— Lrevelyan, Uec. 2; Himalaya, Dec. 7 ; Jungfran, Dec. 14; Omega, Dec. 5; Durham, Dec. 22 ; Undine, ffm. Davie. Jan. 17 ; J. N. Fleming, Feb. 17. From Glasgow.—City of Tanjoro, Jan. 20. From Liverpool.—Citj- of Dublin, Nov. 5. From New Bedford, U.S.—Splendid. ..Fboh Nkw York.—syren, Nov. 20. From Hono Koxa.—Rifleman. , From Mauritius.—Wilii'im Condell. , From Port Esi'erance, Tasmania.—Cezarcwitch, TSlerslie.. From ' Newcastle.—William Akers. From Hobakt Town.—Palceha. . I'RO.IKCTED DEPARTURES. Tor IOSDON. —City of Dunedin, eatly. For ' Melbourne. — Claud Hamilton, 9th inst.; Omeo, this day. -For San Francisco.—Mongol, 10th inst ;For Lyxtelton, &c.—Beautiful Star, Bth inst. For Nomueux Pouts.—Lady Bird, 10th inst. For Oamaru. —Samson, 10th inst. For Southern Ports.—Wanganui, 10th inst.; Wallabi,'early. iFOR Clutiia —Lady of the Lake, early. For Coast.—Defiance, eatly. Kor Auckland.—Kast Lothian, early. FOR Moeraki. —Jane, this day. . * ,; CUSTOMS ENTRIES. IXWARDS. March G.—Cambria, 43 tons, Beino, from Moeraki, with cargo. ■ H. Outline, agent. j Wallabi, 101 tons, Leys, from Bluff, with cargo. H. Hbughton and Co., agents. " ■ •' ; Dallam Tower, 14a9 tons, Davis, from Melbourne, •with cargo. Dalgety, Nichols, and Co., agents. ■■' OUTWARDS. March G.—Cambria,- 43 tons, Beine, for Moeraki, in ballast. ' H. Outline, agent. East Lothian, 349 tons,- Williams, for Auckland, with cargo. Neill and Co., agents. ■ Chanticleer, ISO tons, Phillips, for Hobart Town, in ballast. Guthrie and Laraach, agents. . .-, , . EXPORTS. Per East Lothian, for Auckland: 579 bags, Anderson and Mouat; 190 do, Royse, Stead, and Co ;50 do, 10 ' cases, 1 cask, N. Z. Distillery Co ; 9 bales, 3 cases; Kempthorne, Prosscr, and Co ; 20 casks, Henderson law and Co ; 2 hhds, Burke ; 41 do, Marshall and Copeland : 2 crates, Matheson Bros ; and part original «argo from New York. SHIPPING TELEGRAMS. Wellington', March Gth. Arrived.—Lady Bird, s.s., at G. 30 am. The Mongol leaves in about two hours for the South, ; . , . . . Lyttelton, March Gth. ""'Sailed.—Thomas Henry, for Auckland. :. ', Sydney, February 28th. ; Arrived.—Dover Castle, from Dunedin. ; : \.:: I ■ ,: Newcastle, February 28th. Arrived.—23rd : Queen of the South, from Dunedin. Sailed.'—2lst: Duke of Edinburgh, for Dunedin; William Ackers; for Dunedin. The Harbour Company's steamer Samson took her departure for Oamaru yesterday morning. Besides a great many "other passengers, she carried away 25 nominated emigrants per ship Wild Deer, the destination of the majority of. them being Kakanui. "' The cutter Jane arrived from Shag Point yesterday morning, with a cargo of coal consigned to Martin and Watson. The brigantine Kate; Brain was towed; down from: Dunedin yesterday by the steamer Jane, and anchored; off Deborah Bay. She is bound to New River, and' will sail first slant. \ The brigs Wild Wave and Brenda, both bound to; Newcastle, were together towed to sea yesterday by the; steamer Gcelong. ', The old galliot lighter was hauled alongside the; George street wharf yesterday morning for the pur-: pose of being fitted up as a temporary abode for the; young men emigrants per ship Scimitar, who are to be quarantined in her at Goat Island. She will be: moored off the island in juxtaposition to the other: lighter which is doing similar duty for the single men emigrants oi the Carnatic. : The emigrants by the Wild Deer, together with their: personal effects, were disembarked yesterday forenoon j by the steamer Peninsula, and landed at the Railway: Pier. They were disembarked in two detachments, and as they left the ship the harbour and town rung with; their hearty farewell cheers for the gallant vessel which • had so faithfully served them. Cheers also were given for the officers and crew. The ship Lutterworth dropped up the harbour on the flood-tide of yesterday, and moored off the head of Cthe Graving Dock, where she is to take in ballast.' '* -' **<*.v^i^.TJi-* nvtimiwa ami tlift-Vp-t/'h Defiance were; ..ataueHorlJrffieTCmk-last-night:- -' -.—•-.■.. . j,. A..couple;of M'Meckanand Blackwood's steamers,. i the Claud Hamilton and the Omeo, both from the: ;■ same port—Melbourne—and yet coming froni opposite; "directions, will meet at the Port this morning. The J OmeqTnay be'CXpeijted early; as she .was to leave the, • Bluff at 6 p.m. yesterday. She has heavy consignments for .this and other ports. . The Claud Hamilton comes i round the Island from the West Coast, North about, '. and is advertised to sail for Melbourne via Bluff, on Monday. . ■ : j We observe that the mail steamer Mongol is adver-: Used to sail with the European mails via San Francisco'; en Tuesday next. - r : Messrs Cargill and M'Lean, and Russell, Ritchie and;. Co., the agents for the ship, invite intending'passen-; g«rs to inspect the handsome accommodation of the City of Dunedin, which vessel is fast filling'-up for' England. • ■ : Messrs Houghton and Co's steamer Wanganui is adevertisca to sail for the Bluff on Tuesday next. 6-Theketch Anne, evidently with a full cargo, as casks of.tallow were showing on deck, airived at the Port last evening, and passed onto Dunedin. •