SHIPPING.

Otago Daily Times, Issue 4420, 19 April 1876, Page 2

SHIPPING.

POKT CHALMERS. April 18.—Wind, morning, S.W., light; afternoon, variable, very light. Weather, thick, rainy. 8 ».m. - Barometer, 29.96 ; thermometer, 50. 1 p.m.—Barometer, 30.0* ; thermometer, 58. 6 p.m.—Barometer, 30.18: ihcrmomßtcr, . r>7. High water on the 19th April: —At the He:<da, 11.12; at Port Chalmers, 11.62; at Dunedin, 0.37. AT THE HEAPS. Pomona, ship, 1200 tons, T.nnock, from Glasgow (January 18th), via Bluff (April 15th). Russell, Ritchie, and Co , agents. ARRIVAL. Matau, s.s., 104 tons, Ur^uhsrt, from Oamaru. J. Reid, agent. Pasicnpers : Miss Patersbn, Messrs Brown, Moody, Hill, Hislop, Thomson, Paul, Brcmner, Bede, and 4 steerage. DgPARTCUKS. Samson, p.s., 124 tons, Edie, for Oamaru. Union Berlin, schooner, 40 tons, Mace, for Waitara, W. and J Secular, agents. Hope, cutter, 21 tons, Scott, for Oamaru. Keith Ramsay, *gent. Kate Brain, brigantme, 118 tons, Gay, for Wellington. Keith Ramsay, ajjent. Mabel Jane, schooner, 38 tons, Graham, for Boxton. Keith Ramsay, agent. Shag, 8.8., 31 tons, Wing, for Shag Point and Mocraki. Martin and Watson, agents. KXPJtCTED ARRIVALS. From London.—Loch Awe, January 31st; Caitloch, February 2nd; Zuleika, February 12th. Balnaquith, Norval, Oberon, Orpheus, Kingdom of Sweden, Lady ..Fbom Glasgow.- Horsa, February. Froh New York.—Stillman B. Allen, January 28rd; Argosy, March. From Newcastle.--Bobycito. Prom Mblboumjb.—Au Revoir, April 4th; Yarra, Meero. ___ CUSTOMS ENTRIES. INWARDS. Owake, 62 tons, Arndt, from Havelock, with cargo. H. Gutbrie, agent. Denbighshire, 483 tons, Williams, from London, with cargo. New Zealand Shipping Co., agents. OUTWARDS. Edith Reid, 75 tons, Munro, for Invercargill, in ballast. J. Reid, agent. Trial, ,26 tons, Kelly, for-Waikouaiti, with cargo. BoTun&n, Macandrew, and Co., agents. •Comerang, 162 tons, Bert, for Invercargill, with cargo. G. S. Brodrick, agent. ' Shag; 81 tons, Wing, for Shag Point, with cargo. Martin and Watson, agents. EXPORTS. pPer Trial, for Waikouaiti: 3 bales, Royse, Stead, and Co ; 1 package, Briscoe and Co ; 2 do, Baxter and Co; 45 do, Cargills, Gibba, and Co; 66 do, Kcast and Co ;39 do, Anderson and Co; 24 do, Meenan; 2 do, Strwshan; 54 do, Ziele; lot timber, Findlay and Co; ■do, Guthrie and Larnnch. Per Shag, for Shag Point and MoeraJd: 1 packa?e, Begg; 72 do, Noill and Boyd; 2 do, Burke; 2 do, Esther and Low; 2 do, North and Scoullar; 19 do, Sutherland ; 2 do, Davidson; 1 do, Matheson Bros; !ot timber, Findlay and Co. Per Mabel Jane, for Foxton: 7 packages, Gregg and Co; 100 do, Anderson and Co; 37 do, De Beer and Co; 396 do. Begg; 1 do, Matheeon Bros. Per Kate Brain, for Wellington: 583 bags, Q Blyth ; 1050 do, Anderson and Co. THE POMONA. The ship Pomona, from Glasgow, via Bluff Harbour, arrived at the Hends late yesterday afternoon. As the day was fast clotting In and the weather thick and dftrk,whilßt a great deal of sea was running between the Heads, towing her in was postponed until this morning. The Geelong ipromptly went out and;comtnunicated with the Pomona, out returned empty banded. It was quite dark when she reached the Pier.- ■ ■ The change of wind to B.W. yesterday morning sent several vessels to sea. The schooner Merlin sailed for Waitara, tho brlgantine Kate Brain for Wellington, the cutter Hope for Oamaru, and the schooner Mabel June tot Foxton. The steamer Samson left'for Oamaru at her usual time yesterday morning. The ketch Catlin came down from Dunedin yeaterdiy morning, and anchored off the Port. Discharging th« steamer Easby has progressed apace. She will be ready for sea to-day, and is to sail this evening, If possible, for Ls'ttelton. Thence she goes to Wellington, and so on to Sydney and Newcastle. The barque Dtnbighshire was brought in from thd Stream yesterday, and inoared at the Railway Pier. She will probably break bulk to-day. Touching the Albion Shipping Company's arrangements, we hear from Captain Logan that the Zulieka, from London, is coming here under the Company's Hag, and was to be followed by the Kingdom of Sweden. Next-after the latter is to be the William Davie. From Glasgow the Horsa was to s»il in February, The ship City of Duneuin was to Bail from Glasgow in March for Canterbury, with immimnts. The steamer Express leaves for tho Bluff this evening. The Steamer Colima has been sufficiently lightened, and will be taken into the Graving Dock to-morrow. ! The smart steamer Matau arrived at the Rattray street Wharf last night from Oamaru, with a cargo of grain and a number of passengors. She will sail for Por(; Molyneux to-night. The B.s. Shag sailed last night for Shag Point and Moeraki. .