SHIPPING.

Otago Daily Times, Issue 4174, 5 July 1875, Page 4

SHIPPING.

POKT CHALMERS. . July 3. — "Wind, light, westerly. Weather, clear, fr.isty. 8 a.m.—Barometer, 30.00; thermometer, '34. Ip.m.—Bo-romctur, 50.02; thermometer, 64. 5 p.m.— . Barometer, 30.00 ; thormometor, 37. July 4.—Wind, S.W., light. Weather, flue, cloudy. ." S a.m.—Barometer, 29.04; thermometer, 39. ] p.m.— Barometer, 29.5S ; thermometer, 55. 5 p.m.—Barom- " . eter, 20 CD ; thermometer, 43. High water on the sth July: —At the Heads, 4.4; at Port Chalmers, 4.44; at Duiiedin, 5.29. : PORT CHALMERS OBSERVATORY. Latitude, 45.45.5S south j longitude, llh. 22m. 375. east.Time ball drops daily (Sundays excepted) at 1 p.m. lort Chalmers mean time, or In, 37m. 235. a.m Greenwich mean time. ARRIVALS. Samson, p.s., 124 tons, Edie, from Oamaru. J. 1 Mills, agent. Passengers: Mrs Corniack, Miss Hill . Messrs Ituade, Cooto, Crengh, Fitzgerald (3), Thomson, Roxburgh (i), Meagher, Farr, Ouraberheach, Kergennt Smith, and 17 steerage. Maori, 8.5., 118 tons, Peterson, from Timaru. Union Steam Company, agents. Passengers: Messrs Brown, Burns, Mmlio, Logan, Thomson, Copeland, Marshall, Tillmrn, Alarijau, Mills, and 25 steerage. Shay, s.s., 31 tons, Wing, from Mocrakl. Martin and Watson, agents. Glimpse, ketch, 38 tons, Shepherd, from Moeuiki. A. Muiito, agent. July 4—Wanganul, b.i>., 170 tons, Fraser, from the • Bluff. 11. Houghton and Co., - agents, Passengers: . ilesdames Rkhmoiid and child, Scott, Hargreaves, Cumcrou, Miss Tucker, Mtssrs Hay, Ta>lor, Calder, •Graham, Metcalf, Williams, Lorey (2) Wojtor, M'Leod, Oliver, M'Domikl, Goodall, Wiseman, Hambersly, and 4 steerage. Albion, s.s., 010 tons, Underwood, from Melbourne June 23rd, via Cook Stravt. Dalgety, Nichols, and Co., agents. Passengers: The Rev. Mr Chevrier, • Messrs Findlay, Mullaud, Aitkinson, Bennett, Campbell, Lynch, Muster Palmer; IB steerage,' and 30 for other ports. Dunedin, ship, 1250 tons, Whitson, from Auckland. Cargilis, Gibbs, and Co.. agents. DKI'AHTURES. Taranaki. s.s-, 2SO tons, Lloyd,for Lyttelton and the Korth. J. C. Cannon, ngent. Passengers : For Lyttelton—Jfr and Mrs Aincipe, Mrs Pavcy and child, Messrs Lang, Kcrr, Rose, Vincent, Forrester, Hastio. "Woolley, Lan<,', Amyes, Barry. For Wellington—Mr Price. For Napier—Mr and Mrs Keddfill and child, ■ 'Messrs Given, Bruce, Barker. For Nelson—Captain . and Mfs K. Wheeler. For Wantranui—Mr Lords. For Taraus.ki—Mr and Mrs Kane, Mr Haslett. For Manukau—Captain Short, Messrs Mendelshon, Young, Stewart, Morris, Kellie, and 7 atcerago for all ports. Express, s.s., 130 tons, Christian, for the Bluff. H. Houghton and Co., agents. ' Comernng, p.s., 152 tons, Best, for the Bluff. O. S. UrodricK, agent Mclaine, schooner, 169 tons, Oreagh, for Wellington. NeiK and Co., agents. Catlin, ketch, 46 tons, Hannah, for Catlin's River. H. ", Guthrie, agent. ; : Dolly Vardcn, cutter, 20 tons, Williams, forStewart'a ", Island. Muster, agent. Beautiful SUr, s.s, 140 tons, Peterson, from Timaru. ; J, Mills, agent. , EXPKCTKn ARRIVALS. \ Fuou Londox. — H. T. Staines, Jan. 27th ; Com , ■ Una, March 17th ; Strathmoro, April 20th ; Woodlark, , J. N. Fleming, John Rcimie, Knight of Snowdon, | Vinccnza Lavniger, Wave Queen, Altcar, British Km- i . pice. ( From Glasgow.—Craigie Lea, April 9; Aldergrove, j May Ist; 'Jity of Dunedin, June fird. t From N/.w York.—Frances Lovvry. 1 From Pioei Sound.—Maria Trinidad. c From Cbristiama.—lsabella Kidley. v From Westers Ausirama. — Albyn'g Isle, Janet t . Spiers, v From Adelaide.— Waverley. 1 From Tasmania.—Martha Reid. E rROJKCTED DEPARTURES. S For Loxsos.—Timaru, early; Dunedin, early. For MklbourKb.—Tararua, this day ; Albion, this c day. * For Ho hart Tow.s—Waratah, this day. * For, Fiji.—Prospector, early. > For Northers Ports. — Wellington, 9th inst; . Taupo, 10th inst. E For Lyttkltox, &c. —Bruce, Bth inst.; Beautiful ' Star, early; Maori, early. v For SoLTiiiißN Ports. - Wanganui, 7th inst. ; Ex- J : press, early; Lady of the Lake, early ; Comerang, *- . early. '' Foa Hokitika.—Maori, 9th inst. " For Greymoutii.—lsabella Anderson, early. " * For Oamaru.—Samson, Oth inst. J" For Tiuaru.—Tauranga, early. '• For. East Coast.—Uuliauce, early. v For Shau Point.—Shag, early. ■ w ' CUSTOMS ENTRIES. jj' INWARDS. t< " ' Margaret Scollay, 16 tons, M'Kay, from Tois Tois, 1° with cargo. Keith Romsay, agent. tc Shag, 5.8., 31 tons, Wing, from Shag Point, with hi cargo. Martin and Watson, agents. OUTWARDS. Taranaki, 256 tons, Lloyd, for Lyttelton, with ■cai-go. J. C. Cannon, agent. . se Coineranjr, 152 tans, Best, for Inverjargill, with nl '~ cargo. G. S Brodrkk, agent. H'; Maggie Paterson, Bl> tons, Paterson, for Timaru, ■*" with cargo. Keith Ramsay, ageut. ul Beautiful Star, 14(1 tons, Peterson, for Timaru, Wl with cargo. J Mills, agent. Iri Express, 130 tons, Christian, for Bluff Harbour, 'ri with cargo. H Houghton and Co., agents. da IMPORTS. {{} Per Maori, from the Coast: 14 packages, Gregg and C o Co ; 1 do, Ross and Glendining; 4 do, Sargood, Son, i ai aid Ewen; 1 do. Hay; 5 do, Brown, Ewing, and da Co; 4 do, J Mills : 1 do, J Maekay; 8 do, H Miller; 10 O u do, S Boyco ;,9 do, Buck; 3 do, a Haymun and Co; ttr quantity of iron, Reid and Grey ; 2 packages, A Bris- Co coo ; 1 do, "Bulterworth Brothers; 69 do, Royse, C a Stead, and Co ; 150 do, W and G Turnbull; 370 do, 0 J Maclean Brothers; 2 do, Andrew; 53 do, Wright, he Stephenson, aud Co. 011 Per Wanganui, from the Bluff: 1 package, Baxter Fr and Co; 1 do, Park and Curie; 1 do, Fraser; 2 do, : transhipment; 300 do, order; 36,875f(; timber, . Guthrie and Laruach. .. Per Albion, from the Coast: 8 packages, Dalgety 7L and Co ; 1 do, Mrs Carr; 1 do, Oliver aud (Jlph : Ido Misa.Lou»hium~. - - - ..-....-J. .'.. f r> Per Glimpse, from Moeraki: 10 tons stone, OMunro; *J 140 packages, itoss and Co ;86 do, Royse, Stead, and fr' . Co; 20 do, order; quantity h!des, Wright, Stephen- „,, son, and C •. i". Per Shag, from Shag Point: 30 packages, Wright, !£ Stephonson. aud Co ;10 tons coal, Martin and Wateon. V!" Per Sauiaon, from Oamaru: 18 hides, Wright, St - ftf, phenson, and Co; 1 package, J Houghton; 5 do, ,*, Kimbell: 5 do, Mitchell; 2 do, Dunning and Co ; 4 do, j ■•' Esther and Ljw ; 1 do, Hawkins; 1 do, Union Bank. ~ EXPORTS. JS Per Magg.'e Paterson, for Timaru : 100 ewes, 4000 gui joints, Guiurie; 1050 feet timber, Gibba aud Clayton. Kai Per Xaranaki: For Wellington -1 package, Beaver all ■ Bros; 1 do, Brown, Ewiug, and Co ;70 do, M'Leod Caj Bros ; 5 do, Burt ; 5 do, Copeland; 1 do, Gilchrist; 1 for do, Robinson and Co; 7 do, Kempthorne, Prosser, and cha Co; o do, Marshall and Copolacd; 4 do, Cargilte, ani Gibbj, and Co ; 4 do, Edmond, Forsyth, and M'Neill; ma 11 do, Heymaiiton, Low, and Co ; 2 do, Langmuir; 3 cha do, Oliver and Ulph ; 3 do, Fergusaon aud Mitchell. 6te< For Napier—l package, Beaver Bros; 8 do, G!a Hudson; 3 do, Sargood, Son, and Ewen; 6 do, vic< Briscoei and Co; 1 do, Ross and Glendining; ton 1 do, Oliver and Ulph ; 1 do, Law Somner, and Co. cha For Wanganui—lo packages, Briscoe aud Co; 6 do, Cor Boss and Glendining; 9 do, He.vmanson, Low, and froi Co; 9 do, Butterivorth Bros; 4 do, Fish and Son ; 1 bar do, Hallenstein Bros; 1 do, Law, Somnur, and Co. thei For Plcton—s packages, Wilson and Co; 2 do, disc De Beer and Co. For Poverty Bay—7 do, Beaver disc Broa. For Nelson —6 do, Burt; 2 do. Winter- Kai 2 do, Gre&g and Co. For Hokitika —2 do, Tim Sargood; 1 do, Ross and Glendining; 15 do, Mac- nun kerras and Co; 1 do, Briscoe and Co. For Manu- — kau—6 do, Hayman ; 2 do, Mosgiel Co: 1 do, Dick; 2 do, Reid ;25 do, Scoular; 2 do, Thomson aud Niven : 2do, Kompthorne, Proa er, and Co; 1 do, Colonial Bank; 1 do, American Stamp Co. For Taranaki—6o packages, Haro ; 3 do, Briscoe and Co ; 1 do, Outline and Lamac'i. . Tl Per Beautiful Star: For Timaru-1 package, Reid'; «oc '. £0 do, Oliver and Ulph ; 129 do, Briscoo and Co; 153 do, Neill and Co; 1 do, Kcid and Gray; 1 dc, Mosgfel Brai '.' Factory ; 1 do, Cane ;94 do, Lambert; 1 do, Baxter- Whi 2 do, De Beer and Co; 29 do, Scoular; 1 do, Huduon CoL and Co; 2 do, Hayman; 6 do, Fraser and Co; 1 do. Gem '. Beaver; 4 do, Dowse; 2 do, Bing, Harris; 10 do, win. Park and Curie ; 1 do, Alves: 7 do, Fcrgusson and ; Mitchell; 2 do, Keast and M'C'arthy ; 7 do, Butterworth ; 2 do, Sargood, Son, and Ewen; 4 do, .. Kempthorne, Prossor, and Co; 2 do, Wi«e u< and Co ; 1 do, Law, Somuer, and Co ; 6 do, Diiunin/ i ' and Co ;17 do, Strachan ; 1 do, MiUichamp. „ For Lyttelton- 24 packages, Marshall and Coiieland; Fa 65 do, Briscoe; 187 do, Neill and Co; i do, Coombes ■ mos' 15 do, Oliver and Ulph; 554 do, Fiudlay and Co • 2 do, F et€l ; Bridgman ;90 do, Driver; 257 do, Heeles and Co; 2 last' do, Kergusaon and Mitchell; 2 do, Beaver; 2 do.Bing- 109" - Harris, and Co ; 2 d>, Burt; 2 do, Sargood, -on and tio" .' Ewen ; 4 do, Kempthorne, Prossor, and Co; Ido But- ratca terworth ;28 do JBuchau; 2 do, Esther and Low ■10 Fa . do, Weir and Samson ; 5 do, ex Maori. ' to C 5 I ■ Fa' The Harbour Company's steamer Maori, Captain 0,,^ • Peterson, returned yesterday from a trip to Lyttelton ZZ:i . and other ports.J She had moderate weather all round _ , ,: excepting whilst she was at Lyttalton, which, ns luck n ,,^l} would have it, she reached just before the gale of p^m ,' 'Wcdneaday night last came on. She left here yester- k~,j, dayjweekin the afternoon, arrived at Timaru next a*o , day at 6.30 a.m., discharged cargo, and on Tuesday #~~ ■ shipped 018 bags of wheat for Lytt-lton, and went on aE in the evening, arriving at Lytteiton at 7 a.m. next c u~ c day. Dißchtrged and shipped cargo, and left at 4.30 n HnS pm. on Thursday; reached Timaru at 6.30 a.m. on 7. • -- Friday, discharged 30 tons of cargo, took In a quantity i' ( , ~ of wheat and other freight, and left at 9.30 p.m., SnJh arriving at the Port at B.3'J a.m. on Saturday. She it ab then coaled and went on to Dunedin in the afternoon, il], . and is to leave on Friday next on another trip round 'rlvn , the island. . ~°" The ketch Glimpse, produce laden, came in from Km Moeraki on Saturday and went on to Dunedin. She stopk left Moer.iki on Friday afternoon, and had Hirht h,,,,w, . easterly weather along the Coast. Her master ~,p^ reports the ketches Kaiuraa and Defiance discharging ffi» at Moeraki. The schooner Pioneer was lying there rf r f,v, .' wind l/ound. 2™ u{? ; The steamer Taranaki left port on Saturday after- onhr :- on her return north. She was well patronised, 41 nuote p.issengers going with her; and she had also 40 tons of hiHt, m V°- ' utht} Tho steamer Express lsft on her usual weekly trip S" - to Southern ports on Saturday evening. Woe The steamer Shag returned from a trip to adjacent rnnort ■ ports on Saturday morning. She had been absent I™..' since the previous Monday. Then went to Moeraki bajea 1 with a full cargo, discharged it, and ran back to Shag exDorl Point to load, but owing- to the heavy sea running asfoll! there, she only succeeded in shipping part of a cargo, scout! and with that left on Friday evening, arriving as oieasv above. The Shag is to be laid up for a few days to be deman • slipped to receive an overhanl and cleaning, which ghee Bhe is much in need of, as the little boat has been con- W as co stantly running since she was launched last year. She o/iunL is to be taken on to Fletcher's slip to-day. ,„,, Of the vessels at Rattray street Wharf, the schooner ureds Annie Howlan finished discharging on Saturday. We 4d-st! . notice that her yards have been sent down in order Hide •- that she may roceive new trestle trees. She is also Thurari being caulked and otherwise looked to. The schooner weight Christina, which is discharging over the Annie How- J, <t a, . lan, is about half dear of the cargo she brought from q-,:, Coromandel. Discharging the barque Waratah has rel ) Or t been completed; on Saturday the last of her ballast p r im 6 was shipped.. She will probably sail for Hobart Town feto4 s The schooner Melaine, bound out for Wellington SS with a ful[ cargo of produce, came down [rom Dunedin nn |tin on Saturday, and anchored to wait for a breeze. She ni' eg A sailed yesterday afternoon. ' ' ' The schooners Mary Ellen and Maggie Paterson, at the Jetty .street Wharf, about finished loading on Saturday, uiul will probably sail to-day, the one for Kai- ■ kouros and the other for Timaru. 3rd insl At the Mime Jetty, the ketch Annie will about com- Cash pleto loading for Oamaru thh evening. £1 33 (i. Wo observe tint tho barque Prospector is en the £4. berth for Auuklund and Fiji, and will commence loud- Cash ing in a day or two. up); Si

The Union Steamship Company's steamer 'laupo leayes oh her first Interprovincial trip on biturday liext. Sho.takes the usual route, viaLyttelton and other ports, to the Manukau. . The steamer Samson came in from Oamaru on Saturday and canre onto Duhcdin. She leaves again for Oamaru to-morrow. ■ , 'lhe steamer Comeranjr made a short stay m Port this trip. She left again for Southern Ports on Saturday evening-. ; MessreM'Meckan and Blackwood's fine steamer Albion, Captain Underwood, arrived at Port Chalmers Rail way. Pier at 10.30 a.m. yesterday. She comes from Melbourne via the coast and Cook Strait, and left Ho.bsoh'B Bay at 2 p.m. on June 23rd, cleared the Heads at 4.48 p.m., and Banks Strait at 0.20 p.m. nextiiay. Had moderate favourable weather across to Hokitika, off which she arrived at 10,30 v.m. on thu2sth, alter a .fine run of four days 10 hours Was tendered there and at .Greymoutli the same day, and .pushed ahead for [Nelson at 5.30 p.m, arriving at 3.30 p.m. on the 29th. Moderate northerly winds and fine weather attended her along the coast. Disembarked passengers and curgo and left Nelson next day ; arrived at Wellington at 10.30 a.m. on the- Ist inst. after a very rough passago,a heavy S.E. gale, with a high sea aud a deluge of rain, being experienced after Stevens was passed.' She put out a largo cargo at Wellington, and cleared for the South at 2.30 p.m. on the 2nd; had, moderate and light head winds and fine weathor up, and arrived ut LyttcltoH at 10.30 a.m. on the 3rd. Left again at 4.30 p.m. the same day, and arrived ail above—the run from Lytteltois being made in 18 hours. We |Mr Hidgley, the purser, for the delivery of our exchanges, aud the report. The Albion was, according to iiistom, to take out the European mail via Suez, aud is to leave lor Melbourne'via the Bluff this afternoon. Messrs H. Hough ton and Co.'s steamer Wanganui, Captain Prater, returned yesterday from her Meekly trip to the Bluff. She has made it in the usual time— three and a half days, and reports that the upward passage was made agjinst a severe S.E. gale, and high beam sea, and henco she did not reach the Bluff until five hours after time. Discharged, aud chipped a full cargo, and left at 4.30 p.m.; Hue weather favoured her down, and she arrived at 9 a.m. yesterday. Capt. Fraser reports that- the brig Craigellachie, bound to Oamaru, and the barque Queen of the Seas, bouud to LytteltoN, iviul the ketch Jessie, bound to Waikouniti, left the Bluff o:i Saturday. The Wanganui waited at, the Port for the tide to serve, and then went to Junedin in the afternoon. She sails South again on Wednesday. The ketch Catlin took her departure for Catlin's River yesterday afternoon.' The fishing cutter Dolly Varden left yesterday afternoon on her first cruise in Southern waters. She is going to fish upon the ground.-, about Stewart's Island. By our Melbourne files per Albion we are informed of the arrival of the clipper ship Buchess of Edinburgh at Melbourne from London. She i» a new vessel, on her fir.t voyage, and is the first of a new line of ships intended for the Melbourne trade. It will be, perhaps, remembered that the Duchess of Edinburgh started on her first voyage last September, but, being dismasted, liai to put into Corunna, and thence was towed back to Loudon to relit. She finally left on Marcii 20th, and, arriving at Melbourne on the 10th June, made the passage in ninety-one day*. It was sadly disastrous. On the 2nd June, Bhu being then in lat. 42 south, long. 33 E., a.tremendous S. W. gale came on, and a frightful sea got up. Tiic ship being deeply laden made bad weather of it, and was again and again pooped. Whilst siil was being shortened, one of tlio hands, named William Welch, A.8., fell from aloft, and sustained injuries of which he died a few hours afterwards, in the evening of the sumo day a tremendous sea pooped her and swept overboard Mr M'Kay, the third officer. He was never seen again. During the night, the ship was swept by a succession of seas, and once was almost buried by the volume of water that absolutely rolled over her. Everything ntoveable on dcclv wus carried overboard, and much havoc caused besides. The front of the poop was burst in and the cabin and lazarctle Hooded, two of the boats were washed overboard, and the others more or less damaged as they lay upon the skids, and the crew were Hooded out of the topgallant, forecastle. The Duchess of Edinburgh is 1093 tons register, aud is described as a very handsome and well appointed clipper ship

We notice that the brig Alarm, commanded by our old acquaintance, Captain Hodge, arrived at Lyttelton from Newcastle on Friday last. As we stated in a former issue, the Alarm is coming here to be converted into a coal-hulk.

The Albion Company's fine ship Dunedin, still commanded by Captain Whitsou, was towed into port by the Geelong last evening. She is from Auckland, to which port she conveyed cargo and immigrants from Londuu.. She left Auckland on June 21st, and cleared Cape Colville at midnight. Had light northerly winds to the East Cape, which was passed on the morning of the 23rd alt. Then the breeze hauled to the southward, and freshened to a heavy gale, lasting three daya, the Ship head-reaching the whole time under lower top-sails. Two days of calms followed, then light northerly winds to the Ist July, when the ship was off the Waitaki. Then she again encountered a heavy southerly gale, which compelled her to headreach for 24 hours. Calm weather succeeded, aud held until Saturday morningl, when a light N. W. breeze took her to within sight of the Heads at 11 p.m. She lay becalmed until this afternoon, when the Geelong towed her in. There are 250 tons of railway iron on board. She passed the ship Leucadia off the Wailaki. SUPPLEMENTARY SUMMARY. Since the Summary in another place was compiled* several arrivals and departures have taken place, and have swelled the tonnage of the month to 20,34(5 inwards and 19,486 outwards, thus placing it more than 2000 tons each way iv advance of the tonnages of the month Maj -June. Of the arrivals the more notable were those of the Union Company's steamer Taupj from Glasgow, aud the American barque Crusader frum New York. The Taupo made a good run of 03 days, called at St. Vincent to coal, but passed the Cape by. Hie passage was uneventful, and the running made a good average. The Taupo is in all respects the counterpart of the Hawea. She arrived here on Friday last, as also did the Crusader, after a passage of 114 days, it waa marked by fair moderate weather throughout, and was absolutely unincidencal. Yesterday an arrival intcrprovincial took place, that of tho Alb'on Company's ship Dunedin, from Auckland. Of original cargo shipped at London, she has several hundred tons of railway iron for this port, and hence her coming here. 01 departures that of the ship Leucadia is the only one of special moment. She left for China on Friday last. : ' VE-SSLS IN PORT. The Port is rather bare of shipping just at present At the new pier is the Albion Shipping Company's ship l'imaru, 1305 tons, Captain Rankin, waiting for orders. The brig Tempest from Newcastle, discharging, and the'-ketch Good Templar, loading for the Mulyneux. At the railway pier are the bhip City of Cashmere. 97!) tons, Captain Torrance, from Ulas""ow all but uischarged. The brig Elliots, 255 tons, Captain Crinistciid, from Mauritius, discharging, and will be clear of cargo to-day; the brigantine Camilla, from Hobart Town, discharging, aud tin steamer Albion, 840 tons, Captain UuderwooU, to sail for Melbourne today.

In the stream are the ships Andrew Reid, 700 tons Captain Hill, from London, discharged, bu Hasted, and ready to siil for some East Indian port as soon as questioi s arising out of claims are settled. The ship Karl of Zetland, 1450 tons, Captain Keid, from London all but discharged; the ship Wennington, 882 to/is Captain Winder, ready for sea, and waiting for orders. She came here from JL.-jiidou under charter to the New Zealand Shipping Company and landed her cargo in gsod order; the ship Peacemaker, 1004 tom/ Captain Classon, from London chartered by (Shaw, Savill, »nd Co., discharging; the steamer I'aupo, 401 tons, Captain Macfarlaue, from Glasgow, preparing to enter upon intcrproviucial service; Messrs Webb a-id Fulton's steamer Easbv 909 tons, Captain Kennedy, from New South Wales discharging ; the ship Don Juan laid up; and the Albion Comptnj's Bhip Dunedin, 1250 tons, Captain Whitson from Auckland. At the Upper Harbour are the barque Waratah, from Mob«rt Town, and bound there; the schooner Annie Howlun, from Christiania, discharging ; the schooner Christina, from Auckland, discharging; the schooner Mary Ellen, loaded, for Kaikouras; the Bchooner Maggie Paterson, from Timaru; the barque James Hannell, laid up; and a numbsr of small coasting craft