SHIPPING. PORT CHALMERS.

Otago Daily Times, Issue 3863, 4 July 1874, Page 4

SHIPPING. PORT CHALMERS.

July 3. — Wind, N.E., light. Weather, fmo, clear. 8 a.m. —Barometer, 30.32 ; thermometer, 38. 1 p.m.—Barometer, 30.34 ; thermometer, 54. S p.m.— ivbmeter, 30.:>'2 ; thermometer, 50. High water on July -Ith—At tiio lieacls, 5.43; at Port Chalmers, 6.23; at Dunedin, 7.5. PORT CHALMERS OBSERVATORY, Latitude, 45.J5.55 south; longitude, llh. 22m. 375. east. . Time hall drops daily (Sundays excepted), at 1 p.m. Port Chalmers mean time, or lh. 37m. 235. a.m. Greenwich mean time. ARRIVALS. Albion, s-s., f.fll tons, Underwood, from Melbourne, via Bluff. Dalgety, Nichols, and Co., agents. Passen, gers: Mr and Mrs Ziele, Mesdames Alberti, Fulton, Misses Moore, Walstub, Messrs Handyside, CuthbertBon, Rose, 17 in steerage, and 30 for other ports. City of Adelaide R.M.S.S., 524 tons, Brown, from Eandiivu. Driver, Stewart, and Co., agents. Passengers : From Kimdavu—Mr Brown, mail agent, Dr Crauford, Messrs Cargill, Maitland, and 1 in the steerage. From Auckland—Mr and Mrs Clarkson and 2 children, Major Atkinson, Mr Smart, and 5 in steerage. From Na; ier—Mr Collidge. From Wellington— Mr and Mrs Kirlc. From Lyttelton—Mrs Maitlaud, Mrs Turton, Messrs Gonisor, and Hobday. Cambria, schooner, 41 tons, Bern, from Catlin's River. H. Guthrie, agent. Trial, 10 tons, Foreman, from Waikouaiti. Master, agent. . Maid of Otago, schooner, 50 tons, Bain, from Oamaru. Keith Kamsay, agent. DEPARTURES. City of Adelaide, 8.M.5.5., 524 tons, Brown, for Kaudavu, via Auckland aud intermediate ports. Driver, Stewax-t and Co., agents. Passengers: For Lyttelton—Mr iJates. For \\ ellington—Mr and Mrs Bradshaw, M.H.It., 2 children, and servant, Mr and Mrs Thomson, Mrs, UUs, and Master Montgomery, Mesdames Moore aud child, Copeland, 3 children, and 2 servants, Honourable K. Campbell, M.L.C., und 2 servants, Messrs M'Neil and Son, Downey, Cohen, Bell, and Murray. For Napier—Mesdames Miller, Webb, Miss Thomson, Messrs Fordyce, Livingstone, and Blackburn. For Auckland—Messrs Cowan, Hille, and A. Guun. For Sau Francisco—Mr Cahnau. 4 steerage for coist ports. , Albion, s.s., 5!)1 tons, Underwood, for Melbourne, via coast ports. Da'gety, Nichols, and Co., agents. Star of the South, "s.s , 175 tons, Farquhar, for Lyttelton. R.B. Martin and Co., agents. |j Beautiful Star, s.s., 140 tons, Hart, for Lyttelton and other ports. J. Mills, agent. EXPECTED ARRIVALS. Prom London.—Roslin Castle, March 12; Weymouth: Hindostan, March 28; Devana, April 12; Sussex, April 17 ; Caroline, March 20; Peter Denny, May 2 ; Haddou Hill, Sam. Mendal; Corona, Otago, May. From Glasgow.—Cartsburu, April 28; Mairi Bhau, . Hay 6; Bruce, s.s. April 11. From .uiveri-00l. —Carrick Castle, April 27 ; Cordelia. From New Bedford, U.S.—Splendid. From Tasmania. - Cezarcwitch. Fkosi PuaET Sound —Mariano, April 25; Colso. Fkom Newcastle.—Chevert, April 16; Memento, June 19. From New York. — Florence, Feb. 14; Marion, March 14; Occo. From Boston.—Bunker Hill, May 8. From Western Australia.—Clematis. From Lauxce.sto.v.—lndia. PROJECTED DEPARTURES. For Lokbon.—William Davie, early. Fop, Mklbour.sk.—Tararua, 6th inst.; J. N. Fleming, 7th inst. For Northern Ports.—Wellington, 7th inst. For Southern Ports.—Wanganui, 7th inst.; Wallabi, early; Lady of the Lake, 6th inst.; James Paxton, this day. For Coast.—Hope, this day. For Oamaru.—Samson, 7th inst. For Lyttblton, &c—Maori, early; Beautiful Star, •early; Comerang, early. For Hokitika.—Circe, early. Foe Grevmouth.—Mary Ogilvie, early. For WAXQAXiii.—Maid of Otago, early. CUSTOMS ENTRIES. INWARDS. Albion, 591 tons, Underwood, from Bluff, with cargo. Dalgety, Nichols, and Co., agents. AVellington, 262 tons, Carey, for Lyttelton, with . oargo. W. F. Wheeler, agent. OUTWARDS. Syrene, 157 tons, Sainty, for Auckland, with cargo. H. Houghton and Co., agents. Albion, 591 tone, Underwood, for Lyttelton, with cargo. Dalgety, Nichols, and Co., agents. . Defiance, ketch, 22 tons, Burke, for Moeraki, - ■with cargo. Keith Ramsay, asrent. Beautiful Star, 146 tons. Hart, for Tiniaru, with cargo. J. Mills, agent. ' , Star of the South, 175 tons, Farquhar, for Northern Ports and Fiji, with cargo.;jgß. B. Martin and Co., agents. IMPORTS. Per Trial, from Waikouaiti : 156 bags, Driver, Stewart, and Co ; 77 do, R Anderson ;47 do, Royse, Stead, and Co ;56 do, Anderson and Mowat; 36 do, Jfoir. - Per City of Adelaide, from the North: 21 packages, Driver, Stewart, and Co; 25> eases, Bright Brothers and Co ; 50 do, \V and J Scoular; 1 organ, A Barr; 20 rams, Chapman. Per Albion, from Melbourne: 127 cases, 8 bags, Dunning and Co ;40 do, Perriman ; 2 casks, Dench; 1 case, 273 plates iron, Hughes aud Harvey ; 1 case, 5 anvils, Blackadder; 55 cases, Jessep Bros; 2 do, Jlackay and Co ;13 do, Nation and Co ; 1 do, Herbert, Haynes, and Co ; 1 do, Hop Shing; 2 kegs, Dowse; 37 cases, Aldrich; 15 packages, 1 bale, 5 cases, Sargood, Son, and Ewen; 2 packages, Bell; 1 coil, Clark aud Son; 3 cases, Hayman aud Co; 2 do, Beaver Brothers ; 30 coils, Edmond, Forsyth, and M'Neil; 1 case, Briscoe and Co; 1 parcel, Stavely and Co; 1 package, 1 case, Falconer; 2 packages, Hallenstein Brothers; 1 parcel, Watson; 1 do, Athenaeum; 4 do, Brown, Ewing, and Co; 17 cases, 2 packages, 10 kegs, 185 plants, orde^ EXPORTS. Per Syren, for Auckland: 290 bags, Ashcrof t, Spence, and Co; 45 do, J X Anderson and Co; 135 do, Lees and Moore; 239 do, 6 bags, H Houghton and Co; 40 do, Martin and Co; 360 do, 633 sacks, Anderson aud Mowat; 13 casks, Gall. Per Defiance, for Moeraki: 1 bundle, Farquhar; 33 ■ tags, 1 case, 5 cheeses, Mercer; 100 packages, Guthrie and Co ; 1 do, Bates, Sise, and Co; 3 tanks, Neill and Boyd; 10 cases, 1 bundle, Esther and Low; 2 do, 1 package, Wilson; 1 bag, Ross ; 6 cases, 1 package, 3 ©vena, 2S bars iron, 2 sheets do, 14 bundles do, 1 do hoop do, 1 chain, 2 boxes, liriscoe and Co ; 6 doors, 4 Bashes, 3 lots spouting, 4 drums, 1 bale, 516 pieces timber, 74 sheets iron, Findlay and Co; 1 case, Aldrich; 1 hhd, J Wilson and Co; 5 do, Marshall and Co ; 3 drums, 3 shovels, Gunn and Ross; 4 bundles, Matthews ; 1 truss, Calvert and Campbell; 7 boxes, 12 bags, 1 cask, 3 cases, Baxter and Co; 3 cases, 1 truss, Sargood, Son, and Ewen; 3 pieces iron, W Wilson; 3 cases, 1 box, 1 nest baskets, Hayinan and Co; S cases, 2 nests tubs, 22 bars iron, 16 bundles, Oliver and Ulph; 4 casks, 1 case, Matheson Bros: 1 cask, 13 boxes, 1 keg, 6 cases, 1 parcel, R Wilson and I Per Star of the South: For Lyttelton—2 cases, Neill and Co; 1 box, Fergusson aud Mitchell. For Wellington—2oo palings, Guthrie and Larnach. For Napier —100 bags, R Wilson ana Co ; 400 do, Royse, Stead and Co ; 400 do, R B Martin and Co ; 62 caseß, Reeves and Co. For Auckland—l case, Hallenstein Bros. For Levuka, Fiji—l hhd, Marshall and Copelant; 2 cases, Hudson and Co ;40 do, Reeves and Co; 20 octaves New Zealand Distillery Company. Messrs M'Meekan, Blackwood, and Co.'a M.S.S. Albion, Captain Underwood, arrived at the Railway Pier, Port Chalmers, at 8.45 a m. yesterday, with the European- mails, via Suez, 26 passengers, and about 100 tons of cargo. She left Hobson's Bay at 6 p.m. on the 27th ult.; cleared Port Philip Heads at 9 p.m. Fresh Tiead winds prevailed the first day out, then light winds and calm to the Ist inst., when strong easterly ■weather set .in, and continued until her arrival at the Bluff at 2.30 p.m. on the 2nd, after an excellent passage of 4 days 12^ hours ;rom the Heads. Landed ! mails, passengers, aud cargo, and left again at 8.30 p.m.; made the ruu from the Bluff in 12 hours, arriving as above. The A. and A. M. s.s. City of Adelaide, Captain Brown, arrived at the Railway Pier, Port Chalmers, at 11.40 a.m, yesterday, bringing the European May mails via 'Frisco, 23 passengers, and a few tons of cargo. She reached here just 15 hours after the Wellington, which took a portion of the San Francisco mail from Auck- . land to Southern ports, aud might as well have conveyed the Otago k;gs with the others. Since the City of Adelaide was here last month, she has been doing the work of the connecting boat between New Zealand and Kandavu. After leaving here, she ran the coast down to Auckland, fathering mails and passengers by the way, and then left Aucklaud for Kandavu at 2 p.m. oh the Bth ult. Had a fine- weather trip, and arrived there at 7 a.in. on the 13th, in company with H.M.S. Rosario. An hour afterwards the B.s. Tartar arrived from Sydney, and to her the City of Ade!aide transhipped New Zealand mails, passen-gers,-and cargo, and received from the Tartar cargo for New Zealand. The Tart-ir left for Sail Francises at 11 a.m. on the 14th, with a full complement of passengers, whilst the City then waited for the Mikado, due from San Francisco The Mikado, however, did not arrive until 10 am. on the 21st, having been detained 4 day 3at 'Frisco through the delay of . the mails on the Atlantic side. She also lost nearly • three'days between Honolulu and Kandavu repairing tubes, and had to go easy during the three days previous to her arrival at the latter port. The City of Adelaide transhipped mails, cargo, and passengers from the Mikado, and left for Auckland at 7.30 a.m. ;on the 22nd, and arrived there at 10 p.m. on the 26th. Experienced moderate pleasant weather on the passage. She left Auckland for the South at 6.30 p.m. on the 27th; arrived at Napier at 9 p.m. on the 29th, having encountered strong S.E. gales and a heavy sea. Left Napier at 6 am. on the Suth; arrived at. Wellington at 7.30 a;m., on the Ist inst.; coaled and landed mails, and put to sea again at 2 p.m. the same day, arriving at Lyttelton at 10 a.m. on the 2nd. Left again at 2.30 p.m , and arrived at the Port as above. She made but a short stay, leaving again for the North at 4 p.m., with a large outward mail and 38 passengers, and also the Suez mail brought by the Albion. The City's report states that the steamer Mikado was not expected to leave Kandavu for Sydney until the 23rd, her machinery having to receive some necessary repairs. The steamer Albiou left last evening for Melbourne, via the coast ports. Having to call at Kakanui to load grain, the Suez Mail she brought for Northern ports was transhipped to the City of Adelaide and sent on by that vessel. This arrangement, of course, being subsequent to her arrival here, when it was ascertained that the City of Adelaide would be available for the purpose. : The ship James Nicol Fleming was towed from the pier to the stream by the Geelong, and moored in lower Carey's Bay, in a convenient position for a start to sea. She was to have sailed to-day for Melbourne, but her departure has been postponed until eariy next week. The schooner Cambria, timber laden from Catlin's River, arrived yes;erday, and passed on to Dunedin. The schooner Maid of Otago arrived yesterday. She is from Oamaru, with a cargo of 750 bags of wheat for transhipment to the J. N. Fleming, and is now lying alongside that vessel. We cull the following items from the Melbourne Argus:— The barque Woodville, erst a regular trader between Newcastle and this port, altered her route and is now on her way to Auckland. The Argus telegrams report her having left Newcastle for that port on the 23rd ult. The s.s. Somersetshire arrived at Melbourne on the 25th ult., after a good run of 58 days from Plymouth. The Somersetshire is repotted not to bear the slightest trace of the fearful hammering she received in a gale during her passage home, but her rig has been altered from that of a full-rigged ship to a three-masted schooner. Her former commander. Captain Atwood, has retired, aud his place is filled by Captain Holt, late of the ship True Briton. The best day's run made by the Somersetshire during the passage was 357 miles, and 147 miles the shortest run for a similar period.—The brig Nil Desperandum, a regular

! trader between Melbourne and Fiji, encountered a fearful cyclone on the 29th May, when on her way to Melbourne. She was thrown on her beam-ends, and lost a suit of sails.