SHIPPING TELEGRAMS.

Otago Daily Times, Issue 4663, 27 January 1877, Page 2

SHIPPING TELEGRAMS.

Biuip, January 26th. Arrived : Wanganui, at 8 a.m., from Dunedin. Oamaku, January 20th. Arrived: Waitaki, at 1.15 p.m., from Dunedin. Lyttkltos, January 261h. Sailed : Taranaki, st 6 p.m., for Dunedin. Passengers—Mesdamcs Fuhcmann and Qninn, Messrs Davidson, Fuhrmaiic, Lurline, Melville, Keilson, and Patrie. Messrs Macmcckan and Blackwood's steamer Albion, Captain Oark, arrived at the Port Chalmers Railway Pier at 515 a.m. yesterday. She left Melbourne at 10 30 a.m. on tho 17th, arrived at HobartTown at 9.30 ain on the 19ih. disembarked and embarked passengers' and cargo, and left at 6 p.m. for Milford Sound, arriving there at 3 p.m. on the 23rd ; made a short Btay of three hours and left for the Bluff, fetched it at 6 30 p m on the 25th, landed sundry passengers and 13 tons of cargo, and left, at Cpin,, arriving as above. Fresh westerly wiads prevailed umil the New Zealand coast was reached, when strong westerly gales came on with much rain and heavy soa, and contlned till her arrival at the Bluff. We think Mr Deudney, tne purser for the report and files. The Albion leaves for Sydney und coast ports to-morrow. The steamer Simson, Captain Jones, returned from Oamaru at 1 a.m. yesterday, and after transhipping 60 bales of wool to the Calypso and 20 to the W'airoa, coaled, and proceeded to Dunedin. She leaves again for Oamaru to-night. We thank Mr Alexander, the chief mute, f'.r the report. The Bteamer Waitaki left for Oamaru yesterday morning. , ~ , , . The change in tho wind and weather yesterday sent the weatherbound fleet to sea. The schooners Bencleuch and Zior and ketches Fanny and Anna, which ■were at anchor at the Heads, cleared out, and were followed by those vessels lying off the Port-to wit, the schooners Martha Reid, Maid of Otago, Jane Hannah, ketches Alpha, Kestrel, Franklyn Belle, Jessi.- Isabella, and cutter Jane. The Isabella was launched oEE Sutherland's Slip in the morning. The barque Yvonne, bound out, was towed down from Dunedin yesterday by the Geoiong, and anchored °fThtTeamef Taupo left yesterday afternoon for Lyttclton and the JSurth, with 50 passengers and 90 toThe £ barque Avona was removed from the pier to the stream yesterday, and tte riiijj MnnliMoußh was brought in and moored at tho Ranway Pier and will commence discharging on Monday. As the iliip Wairoa, which is lying at the New Pier, takes the ground at low water, it was proposed to remove her to a Berth at the Railway Pier, where she could finish loading, and keep afloat the while. To this end the ship Jlav Qu"cn was removed from the Hallway Pier to the New Pier, but at the last moment the captain of tho Wairoa objected to the change of berths, ami as under the late chai.ge of piera management, tho Piortnaster, it seeim, has not authority to compel any vessel once berthed to remove, the Wairoa kept her position, and the May Queen was hauled back again to the other piar—thus the whole day was lost to her, so far as discharging went. The steamer Shait landed wool at the L. and M. Agency shed yesterday morning, and left for Shag Point in the afternoon. The ghipsmiths finished with tho steamer fiasby yesterday afitrnoon. She was undocked some time last night, and is to leave for Sydney via Lyttelton and Wellington this afternoon. Daily Tillies Office, Friday ovemut;. Tha amount of Cuatoioa Revenue received tiwlsy '» » .> U entered for consumption woo ft* 101-ow* : - ° ' f ... d. & ■■ '"•

JAMES WALLS, WIIOLKSALK AND RETAIL FURNISHING AND GENERAL IRONMONGER, Desires to call attention to his LARGE AND VARIED STOCK OF IRONMONGERS, ..-;.. Consisting of--Marble and Slate Mantelpieces Electro-plated and Britannia Metal goods, of all descriptions, from the best English makers Block Tin, and Wire Dish Covers Fancy Bird Cages, Coal Vases, Looking Glasses American Timepieces, Chums, Tub3, Hay Rakes and Forks , , : Flavel's, Radclyffe's, and Watson and Gows Ranges, Heating and Cooking Stoves Register Grates, Fenders and Fire Irons Young's Cheese Presses and Curd Mills Carpenters' and Joiners' Toola—a large assortment from the best English makers Howe Sewing Machines, Faiibank'a and Avery s Weighing Machines Muzzle and Breech-loading Guns, Revolvers, and Pistols; Game and Cartridge Bags; Powder Flasks, Shot Pouches, and Belts Sporting Ammunition of all kinds Table and Pocket Cutlery, a great variety Mordan's Pen and Pencil cases Dietz's Table and Hail Lamps and Chandeliers Kowat's patent Anucapuic Lamps, latest designs Iron Bedsteads, Hip and Sponge Baths Fencing Wiro, Nbs. 6, 7,8, 9, and 10 English Corrugated Iron, 5, 6, 7, 8, and 9 feet. Princes street south. 17ja M•LA R B N , « TAILOR AND CLOTHIER, FRINGES BTRHHT, Opposite Liverpool street), DUNEDIN. DRUGS, CHEMICALS, AND PHARMACEUTICAL PREPARATIONS. B.BIGLE? AND SON, • Chemists and Druggists, Importers of Botanic, Homoeopathic and Patent Medicine^ Druggists' Sundries, &c. Proprietors of the Ethereal Essence of Jamaica Gir.'*er, Abernethy'd Digestive Powder, Pulmonlc Syrup, Kohl's Health Powder, Aperient SarsaparilU, the Maternal Powder, &c. Agents for the Glasgow Apothecary Company's Preparations. GEORGE gTREETi DUNEDIN. Established 1862. 31_ NEW GOODS, JUST LANDED. X MARTI N, JL« . AI'ERCHANT TAILOR, PIUNCaS STRBKT NORTH. 2y PORT WINE FOR INVALIDS. HITHERTO UNOBTAINABLE IN THE COLONIES. A AND J.^ltt'FAIlIiANE, • PRINCES STREET, Would respectfully call the attention of their customers and the public generally to their recent importation of Port Wink, a wino which has hitherto been unprocurable at any price in this market, and which ha3 been specially ordered by them to supp'y a want long felt by invalids, and those desirous of a genuine glass of fine old Port. 66s per dozen, or 6s per bottle. WHISKY.] Oar superior old Glenury and Greenless whisky will be found unequalled in flavour and genuineness. 42s per dozen, or 3s Gd per bottle. TEAS. • Wo would invite particular attention to our new reason's teas, which we are now opening, and can highly ecommend as being of the finest quality. OFFICES TO LET—Singly, or in Suites variously arranged—the following, in Commercial Chambers, 27, Raltray street:— i So! fort.gotter.Sfir.ad No. 9, do do 15s IS: Ik do i oS6d} OTto«etto. 2o3 No. 13, do do 12s 6d No. 15, do do 10s BANKS, BARRON, and CO. DWELLING of Eight Rooms, Kitchen, &c, Forbury Road, presently occupied by Mr. Banks, FOR SALE. Small Conservatory attached, with vines in full bearing. The grounds extend to A3 0 17, including Vaddock, Garden, and Croquet Liwn. Price, £1500. Terms as may b; arranged. DWELLING cat Rockysicle, the late; Residence of Mr J. T. Thomson, with Stables, Out-offices, &c, on over 2i acres Land, including GardeD in high cultivation. £1250, but open to offc, including more or less land. BUILDING SITES at Rockyside, from J acre to 5 acres each. Prices, from £150 to £250 per acre. BAWKg , B ARRON, and CO. WHISKY.— A skilful blend of the best kinds, thoroughly matured, 42a per doz., or 3s d per bottle. Thiß whisky pleases the nioßt Cnt'Cal' BANKS, BARteON, and CO. A DINNER SHERRY—good and wholesome—is at present sold by BANKS, BARRON, and CO., At 30s per dozen, or 2s 6d per bottle. This is a pure Xeres Wine, with considerable age, and, as quoted, is a great bargain. JDPJP.. WEp^JJL~__^(te. whoreqiiire they can rely upon, should send to BANKS, BARRON, and CO., Rattray street, wkj devote special attention to the sale of a suitable kind. Their Port Wine for Invalids (yellow Be 1) is pure and agreeable, t is sold at 60s per doz., or 6s per bottle.

Rrim'ly . . 120 8 5 Tobacco Whi-ky .. .. 21 10 10 Tea .. Col. do .. .. 10 11 2 Sugar.. Burn .. .. 60 15 2 Drapery Geceva .. .. 10 10 0 Sundries Wine .. • .. 11 0 5 Total .. 71 2 0 .. 68 11 0 ., 1C0 18 3 .. 401 12 11 .. 304 10 0 .. £1307 13 i