SHIPPING.

Otago Daily Times, Issue 3915, 3 September 1874, Page 2

SHIPPING.

POUT CHALMERS.

September 2—Wind, northerly, variable. Weather, dull, cloudy. 8 a.m.—Barometer, 29.41 ; thermometer, 42. 1 p.m.—Barometer, 20.30 ; thermometer, 58. 5 p.m.- liuroineter, 20.28 ; thermometer, 55. High water on September 3rd—At the Heads, 7.47 •at Port Chalmers, 5.27 ; at, Dunedin, 0.12. ' PORT CHALMERS OBSERVATORY. Latitude, 45.45.55 south; longitude, llh 22m 37s east. Time ball drops daily (Sundays excepted), at 1 p m Port. Chalmers mean time, or Hi. 37m. 235. a m Greenwich mean time. ARRIVALS. Rose, cutter, 12 tons, from Catlin's River. Samson, p.s., 125 tons, Edie, from Oamaru. Harbour Steam Company, agents. Passengers: Misses Brown Davey, Messrs Hook, Washer, Bee, Held, Master Hook, and 1 in the steerage. DEPARTURES. ■Maori, s.s., lIS tons, Malcolm, for Lyttelton, and other ports. Harbour Steam Company, agents. Maid of Otago, schooner, 50 tons, Bain, for Moeraki. Keith Ramsay, agent. Cartsbum, ship, 1257 tons, Young-, for Guam. Russell, Ritchie, and Co., agents. Wanganui, s.s., 375 tons, Fraser, for the Bluff. H. Houghton anil < 0., agents. Wallabi, s.s., 101 tons. Leys, for Bluff and Rivcrton. 11. Houghton and Co., agents. Phoebe, s.s., 41ti tons, Worsp, for Lyttelton. W. F. Wheeler, ageif.. Passengers: For" Lyttelton—-Mrs Cooper and child, Messrs Gunii, Mills, mid 2 in the steerage. For Wellington—Messrs Parson, Larcomb and sin the steerage. For Picton—l in the steerage. EXrKCTED ARRIVALS. From London-.—Haddon Hall, June 13; Tweed June 17 ; Celesliii Queen, Christian M'Ausland, Juno 28; Calypso, Jessie Readmau, Lennox Castle, May Queen, Matanra, From Gi»asqo\v.—Parsee, June 12; Invercargill. From Lilveiu-ool.—Cordelia. Frok Tasmania. - Southern Cross. Fkom Vimet Sou.nd —Rosalia. From Newcastle.—Woodville ; Easby. From New York.—Oneeo, June 4 ; Sunlight Froj[ Bosto.v—Bunker Hill, MayS. ' PROJECTED DEPARTURES. For Loi.t>ON.—Dunedin, early; PeW Denny, early. For Melbouiink.—Alhambra, llth hist • Ota«-o 16th inst.; Sam Mendel, sth inst. ° ' For San Francisco.—Sussex, sth inst. For Fiji.—Star of the South, 4th Oct. For. Newcastle.—Easby, early. For Northkiin- Ports.—Wellington, Bth inst. For Auckland.—Vision, early. For Southern- Ports. — Wanganui, early ; Wallabi, Bth inst; Lady of the Lake, early; Comerang, early ; James Paxton, this day. For Coast.—Defiance, this day. For OAMAiur.—Samson, 4th itist. For Lyttelto.v, &c—Maori, early; Beautiful Star, 4th hist. For Grkymoutii.—Mary Ogilvie, early; Lizzie Guy, early.- . For Bluff.—Comet, early. CUSTOMS ENTRIES. INWARDS. Glimpse, 3S tons, Scoones, from Moeraki, with cargo. Master, agent, Jane, 25 tons. Brown, from Shag Point, with cargo. Master, agent. OUTWARDS. Phoebe, 410 tons, Worsp, for Lyttelton, with cargo. W. F. Wheeler, agent. Glimpse, 3S tons, Scooaes, for Moeraki, with car^o. Master, agent. Wanganui, 179 tons, Fraser, for Bluff Harbour, with cargo. Houghton and Co., agents. Circe, 143 tons, Priest, for Hokitika, with cargo. R B. Martin aud Co., agents. Jane, 25 tons, Brown, for Shag Point, in ballast. Master, agent. AVailabi, 101 tons, Leys, for Riverton, with cargo. Houghton ami Co., agents. IMPORTS. Per Jane, from Shag Point: 40 tons coal, Martin and Watson. • Per Samson, from Oamaru : 3 bales, order ; 1 case, Malls ; 93 hides, Bridgman ; 200 bajjs, Anderson and Mowat; 7 pieces (plough), Manning. EXPORTS. : Per Wallabi : For Bluff Harbour— 434 packages, Houghton and Co ; S do, Ciirgills, Gibbs, and Co ; 2 do, Edmond and Co ;31 do, Maclean; 5 do, Sargood, Son, and Ewen. For Riverton—l package, Sampson ; 1 do, Manning, 8 do, Brown, Ewing, and Co; 41 do, Hogg and Hutton ; 4 do, Bing, Harris, and Co ; 4 do Butterworth Bros; 2 do, M'Leod, Fownes, and Co ; 27 do, Reid and Gray ; 5 do, Baxter and Co : 12 do,' Kincaid, M'Queen, and Co ; 6 do, Haj-man and Co : 2 do, Turnbull mid Co; 5 do, Distillery Co ;13 do Edmond and Co ; 2 do, 128 pieces timber, 200 spokes, Guthrie aud Larnach ; 1 cask, Briscoe and Co ; 1 do Hudson and Cv ;20 do, Russell, Ritchie, "and Co; 114 mats, Lange and Thonemau.

Per Phoebe: For Lyttelton—s bales, W Bridgman; 1 case, R and T Haworth ; 1 cask, Kempthorne, Presser, and Co; 78 bars, 2 bundles, A Briseoe and Co ; 1 case, T Cooper; lido, Sargood, Son, and Ewen; 23 cases, Butterworth Brothers ; 5 qr-easks, New Zealand Distillery ; 0 cases, J T Mackerras ; 1 case, 1 *:ream, P Hayrhan and Co"; 1 case, Beaver Brothers; 1 case, Oliver and Ujph; 1 parcel, Carr; 18 sheep, New Zealand Shipping Company j 1 cow, Driver, Stewart, and Co. For Wellington—62 bundles, 21 bags, 1 bale, 1 set harrows, 1 whippletree, 2 ploughs, 2 coulters, 3 wheels, 2 levers, 2 sets yokes, 1 keg, Neill and Boyd; 4 cases, 1 bale, X Ramsay; 2 hhds, Weir and Sampson; 1 box, F W Hutton ; 8 axle arms, 282 bundles, 6 grindstones, 9 ovens, 1 cask, Oliver and Ulpb.; 10 cases, Lange ami Thoneman; 1 box, J Mills; 15 cases, R X Murray ; 1 parcel," Martin; 3 bales, 3 trunks, 1 case, Sargood, Son, and Ewen ; 2 cases, Btephenson and Co ; 7 cases, 1 box, P Hayman and Co ; 3 . cases, 1 roll, 1 coil, A and T Burt ; 1 case, W and J Scoular; 1 case, C Moore : 2 eases, Beaver Bros and Salomon ; 1 case 1 cask, 1 oven, Briscoeand Co ; 2drums 1 case, Fraser, Wishart, and Co ; 1 package, Ross and Glendiuiug; 1 tierce, 1 cask, Weir and Sampson ; 1 jar, Kempthorne, Prosser, and Co ; 1 parcel, National Insurance Co. For Napier—l cases, 1 bale, Sargood, Son, and Ewen; 24 bundles, 1 case, -2 casks, 74 bars, Briscoe and Co; 11 cases, 3 trusses, Ross and Glendiniug; 1 bag, Law, Somner, and Co ; 10 barrels, Marshall and Co ; 20 cases Reeves and Co ; 1 package, R T Wheeler. For Poverty Bay—l case, Hayniau and Co ; 2 packages, 1 parcel, 1 case, Beaver Bros and Salomon. For. Wanganui l package, Mosgiel Woollen Factory Co; l grate, Oliver and Ulph; 1 bale, Ross and Glendiuing; 1 do, 2 cases Buttenvorth Bros ; 2 cases, Kempthorne, Prosser, &Co. For Picton—2 cases, G Lewis; 2 boilers, A & THurt; 2 cases, Butterworth Bros ; 1 sack, Anderson and Mo wat. For Greymou'li—2l packages, Kum Goon Lee ; 3 cases, W Gregg and Co; 1 case, P Hayman and Co. For Hokitika—2 cases, 3 drums, Kempthorne, Prosser and Co. For.Westport— 4 hhds,: Marshall and Cj ; 1 case Hallenstein Brothers; 2 cases, Hayman and Co; 3 bales, Butterworth Brothers. For Nelson—2 bundles, 1 saw, R ' Blackadder; 3 bundles R audT Haworth ; 4 bales, 7 cases, 1 parcel, Ross and Glendining ; 2 cases, Kempthorne, Prosser, and Co • 1 trunk, Heym inson, Low, and Co ; 3 cases, 2 trusses' Sargood, Son, und Ewen ;30 ban, Briscoe and Co; 1 parcel, Hayman and Co • 1 ease, Hallenstein Brothers; 1 case, Butterworth Brothers; 1 parcel, Fergusson and Mitchell. For Ta anaki—lo cases, New Zealand Distillery; 1 case, Briscoe and Co. For Manukau—3 cases, Kempthorne, Prusser, and Co; 2 cases, Haymau and Co ; 3 bottles quicksilver, D Comrie; 2 cases Sargood, Son, and Eweri. '. ■ '

Per Wanganui, for Bluff Harbour: 16 casks, Distillery Company ; 102 packages, Scoular; 115 do, Neill and Co; IS do, Houghton and Co; 57 do, Dalgety Nichols, and Co; 1 do, Bates, Sise, and Co; 11 do Brown, Ewing, and Co; 2 do, Matheson Brothers; 1 hhd, 1 keg, Miirshall and CopeUnd; 2 packages, Law Somner, and Co; 10 do, Reeves and Co; 1 do Herbert, Haynes, and Co; 5 do, Hayman; 138' do' Langc and Thoneman; 1 do, Flexman; 10 do' Goldsmith and Co; 57 do, Briscoe and Co • 6 do, order; 40 pieces stone, M'Kenzie; 1 parcel, Mills' Dick, and Co ; quantity machinery; Reid and Gray ; 30 bags, Martin and Watson; 72 packages, Public Works Department; 1 case, Lees; 11 packages, Edmond, Forsyth, and M'Neill; 18 do, Hudson and Co; 1 do, Thomson, Strang, and Co ; 1 box, Fish and Son; 1 parcel, Bridgman ; l'«!niy, Stone; 3 packages. Sing Wing ; 1 do, Kussell, Ritchie, and Co ; 2 do, Moore • 2 do. Cox ; 1 do, Lister; 1 do, Dowse; 3 do, Blakely • lot timber, Guthrie and Laruach; 1 cask, Briscoe and

Per Circe, for Hokitika: 153 packages^ Lange and Thonemau; 55 do, Neill and Co; 15 casks, N.Z. Dißtillery Co ; C44 bag*, R B Martin and Co ; 79 packages Briscoe and Co ; It do, Kemuthorne, Prosser, and Co • 21 do, Levy; 51 ba';s, Brook; 70packages, Greg"- and Co ; 1020 bags, Anderson and Mowat; 9 packages Matheson Bros; 81 do, Reeves and Co; 65 do, Law Somner, and Co. '

Per Glimpse, for Moeraki: 140 iron rails, G F Reid • 1020 sleepers, Uoughton and Sou. . '

The Harbour Company's steamer Samson arrived from Oamaru yesterday afternoon, and without easing steam passed on to Dunedin. She leaves again tomorrow morning. . The steamer Maori made a start for Lyttelton on Tuesday night, but reached no.further thaa the sandbank at the head of the Cross-channel. The night was intensely dark, and misty to boot. She got clear yesterday morning, and proceeded on her way North. Discharging the Harbour Company's new steamer Bruce has been concluded, and we are glad to say that her cargo turned out well. She will be towed down to the Port to-day, and taken into the Floating Dock to have her bottom cleaned and coated, and to be made ready to commence running on the coast. The brig Pakeha finished discharging her cargo of timber last evening. . The brigantine Circe is loaded and ready for sea and will, wind and weather permitting, take her departure for Hokitika to-day.

The schooner Elderslie has landed about three parts of her cargo. .

The schooner James Paxton finished discharging- yesterday. She is on the berth for the Bluff and Kiverton, and is advertised to sail to-day. That handsome.little schooner, the Julius Vo"el put out the remainder of her cargo yesterday. ° The married people and single men immigrants by the ship Corona were landed yesterday forenoon by the steamer Peninsula, and forwarded to town by the 11 30 train.

The ship Cartslmm took her departure on the early morning tide of yesterday. She was towed out by the Geelong, and is bound either to San Francisco or Calcutta. She cleared for Guam.

Having been relieved of her living freight, the ship Corona was towed up the harbour yesterday, and berthed for discharging at the Kailway Pier. The little cutter ltosa, owned by Maoris, came up to the Port yesterday from the Kaik, where she arrived on Saturday last from Catlin's River, with a canro of •mutton birds. b

Messrs .Houghton and Co.'s steamers Wanganui and Wallabi took their departure yesterday—the Wanganui in the afternoon for the Bluff, and the Wallabi in the evening for the Bluff and Kiverton. Both transhipped immigrants from the ship Otago. Between 40 anc 50 left in the two vessels.

The schooner Jtfaid of Otago sailed for Moeraki yesterday morning. The New Zealand S.S. Co.'s steamer Phoebe left us again yesterday on her return to the Northern Provinces. She took away 14 passengers and 85 tons of cargo.

The Wellington is the next of the New Zealand Co.'s steamers to arrive here, and may be looked for tomorrow. She was loading grain at Tiniaru yesterday.