SHIPPING.

Otago Daily Times, Issue 4684, 21 February 1877, Page 2

SHIPPING.

PORT CHALMERS,

February 20.—Wind: morning, liglit, easterly; afternoon, ci.VV. Weather, lino, warm. 8 a.m.— Biirometor, 29.82 ; thermometer, 06. 1 p.m. — Baromoter, 29.91; thormomo'or, 69. S p.m.-Barometer, 39 00 ; thermometer, 61. High water on tho 21st February:— M tlto Heads, 7.56; at Port Chilmers, 8.1G; at Dunedi",Sl.l. PORT CHALMERS OBSERVVTORv. latitude, 45.48 55 south; longitude, llli. 22in. 37a. coat. Time ball drops daily (Sundays excopted) at 1 p.m. Port Chalmers mean lime, or Hi. 37m. 235. o.ui, uvcenwicli ebmh time. AllßlVAl.fl. Samson, p.s., 124 tons, Jones, from Oamaru. J. Mills, agent. Passengers: Misa M'Pherscm, Messrs Burr, Currie, Hunter, Pain, Gwynneth, Wheatly, Hill, Brundly, Keill, Farailton, Hlloy, and 11 Jano°Andorflon, schooner, 90 tons, Sanders, from Bluff. It. Ramsay, agent. Kostrel, ketuh, 41 tons, Borne, {rom Invercargill. Master, agent. Jane Scollay, schooner, 50 tons, Scollny, from Riverton. Keith Kamsay, agent. Alpha, ketch, 25 tons, Clark, from Cntlm a River. H. Guthrie, agont. PrhlM Rupert, Vetch, GO tons, Bushell, fr >m Catlm s River. H. Guthrie, agent. DKfAUTURES. Ino, 5.5.,, 23 tuns, Mnnro.for I'ort Molyneux. Nimmo and Blair, agents. Waitaki, s.s., 228 tons, Edio, for Oamaru. J. Mills, agent. Mario, barque, 405 tons, BuTmoistor, for Wellington. Neill and Co., agents. Huon Belle, ketcli, 42 tons, Tunbridge, for Catlm River. Gibbs and Clayton, agents. Beautiful Star, 8.9., 140 toiu, Bernech, for West Coast via Bluff. J. Mills, agent. Passengers: For Jackson's Biy-5 Italian*. For Hokitika-M*fsrs Woodruffe, Malloy. For Greymouih—MeS3H niters, Johnson, Goldiiig, Anesley, and 5 steerage. Talaroa, s.s, 228 tons, Peterson, for Tnnaru. J. Mills, agont. , Mary Ellen, schooner, 29 tons, Smith, for luvercargill. Kuith Kamsay, silent. . Ephemy, schoioier, 55 ion3,.Kean, for Auckland, via Oamaru. H. Gnihria ascent. Shag, 8.5., 31 t"iis, Wing, for Shag Piunt. Martin and Watson, agent-*. E.VI-KCTED AIUIIVALS. From London- Loch Deo, November22nd; Euterpo, December 2nd ; rialc, W.-llinston, D cembcr 17tU; Baron Blantvro, Bon.'fdi, Hormiono, Hooghley. From O6ASOOW. -■ T>ii,' Ivuputai, September 2etll> Wild Deer, December. FROM Ho.vo Koso.—CJ'oucester, December lOlli. Fboji Hew Vouk. Elmi amhi, 18th ; Camille. Fkom Nbwcastlk.—Bobyoito, early. riIOJKUrKD DBPARTUimS. FOR London.-Dunedin, 24th inst. ; Otaki, Ca'ypso, early. . For MklißODrnk.—Rinffarooma, this day. Ton Jydsby.—•T.irarua, 22nd iiist.; Wakatipu, 22nd inst; Easbj, 27th inst. For llobart I'own.—Albion, 2flth inst. For Nortmkrn Ports.—Taupo, this day. For Soutiikkn Ports.—Wanganui, this day; Express, 24th inst. For East Coast Pokts.—Wa'iaka, 3rd March. For Timaru.—Taiaroa, 23rd inst. FOR OAMaRU. — Waituki, 23rd met.; Samaon, this day. For Wanoakui.—Zijr, early. Foil Hokitika.—Marv Ogilvie, early. For Gbbymouth. —Isabella Anderson, early ; Edith Reid, early. . For WAiKofAiri.—Hope, oirly; Ino, 22nd inst. Fob IntubcaroiUj —Pioneer, early. CUSTOMS ENTRIES. INWARDS. Pakeha, 173 tons, Home, from Kdpara, with cargo. T. Paterson, agent. Samson, 124 tous, Jones, from Oamaru, with cargo. J. Mills, agent. . Trial, 26 tons, Kelly, from Waikouaiti, in bilmst. H. Guthrie, agent. OUTWARDS. Taiaroa, 228 tons, Peterson, for Timaru, with cargo. J. Mills, agent. Shag, 31 tons, Wing, for Shag Point, with cargo. Martin and Watson, agents. Grace, 16 tons, Dixon, for Waikouaiti, with cargo. H. Guthrie, agent. Trial, 25 tons, Keliy, for Waikouaiti, with cargo. H. Guthrio, agent. IMPORTS. Per Samson, from Oamarn : 0 block 3 stone, 71 bales wool, ship Cilypso ; 57 do, Otaki ; 28 do, Wright, Stophenson, and Co ; 12 p..ckag<ss, Esther and L"W ; 4 do, Davidson ; 1 do, Anuors<m ; 1 do, order; 24 do, Meenan • 38 do, Cable ; 1 do, Bixler ; 1 do, Stew.rt. Per Jane Anderson, fioin the Bluff: 60,000 ft timber Find ay and Co. Per Kestrel, from Invercavgill: 1000 sleepers, Proud foot. Per Jane SeolUy, from Riverton: 35,000 ft timber, Per Alpha, fom dtlin's River: 18,000 ft timber Guthrie and Larrjaeh. : Prince Rupert, from Catlin's River: 35,000 ft timber Outline and Laniich. EXPORTS. Per Beautiful Star: For West Coast, via Bluff-: package, Turnbnll and Co ; 2 do, Bnrt; 22 do, order For Notion—l p.ckafro, I'almor. For Hokitika-75 packager., Briscoo and Co ;10 do, Baxter; 147 do Public Woiks; (i do, Oliver and Uiph ; 2 do, Jlailic son ; 5 do, Sargcod, Son, and Ewen; 2 do, Do Bee and Co ; 1 do, Moore ; 5 do, Heymanson, Low, anc Co ; 5 do, Lango and Thoneman. For Greymouth— 10l'packages, Briscoo and Co; 30 do, P Hajmau aiu Co ; 15 do, Oliver and Ulph ; 2 do, Be»ver Bros ; : do. Goldsmith and Co ; 9 do, Guthrie and La-ranch; : do Halicnstein Bros ; 1 do, Otago Biblo Society; odo KF Wing; 1 do, Sargood, Son, and Ewen; 21 do jQ U jßojaa^i.,lJlQ^lCcmßtiinriifi._Erosser^ansl! Co; 14do do, Thomson ; 4 do, Do Boer and Co; 1 do, Kemp thome, Prosser, and Co ; 5 do, Heymanson, Low, an< Co. For Martin's Bay—39 packages. Union S.S. Co. Fo: Jackson's Bay—l package, Lightb'>nd and Co; 1 do, Hogg and Hutton; 7 do, SurgoocJ, Son, and Ewen Fot Big Bay—Lot timber, Gu'hrie and Larnacb. Per Taiaroa, for Timaru :24 packages, Blyth; 15! do, Hogg and Huttou ; 15 hhds., Strachan ; 49 pickages, Public Works Store ; 56 do, Turnbull and Co 6 do, Smith and Bnvth ; 2 lihds, Joel; 0 packages Burke; 1 do, Mi!ls ;20 do, Briscoe and Co; 1 do! Gibbs ; 86 clo, Gu'lirie.and Linmch ; 1 do, Neill aiici Cooper ; 110 do, Neill and Co ; 37 do, Park and Curie; 1 do, Hal enstsin Bros ; 1 do, Keiih and Wllkie; 1 do, Grigg and Co ; 3 do, Mills, Dick, and Co ; 52 do, Reid and Gray; 10 do, Lange and Thoneman; 5 hhd-s Marshall and C'opeland; 10 packages. Anderson and Co; 1 do, Itoss and Glendining; 2 do, Russell, liitchie. and Co ; 5 do, Sargood, Si>n, and Ewen ; 1 do, Ross ; 1 do, Hayraan ; 6 do, Bonliam ; 1 do, Butterworth Bros. Par Grace, for Waikouaiti; 31 packages, lot timber, Findlay and Co : 2 packages, Keast and M'Carthy; 74 do, General Government. Per Trial, for Waikotr.iti : 3 packages, Albion Brewing Co; 5 do, Speight, and Co; 4 do, Joel; 2 do, Walden ; 3 do, liurke; 11 do, R Wilson and Co ; 7 do, R T Haworth; 1 do, Wtir and Samson ;40 do, Anderson aud Co; 5150 briclis, M'Gill and Forrest; lot timber, Guthrie and Lamaeh. Per Shag, for Shag Point and Moeraki: 11 packages, Keast and M'Carthy ; 7 do, Alb'on Brewing Co , 3 do, Strachan : 3 do, Nimmo and Blair ; 105 do, Neill and Boyd ; 15 do, Hauold and Bain ; 1 do, X Kamsay ; 1 do, Wright, Stephonson, und Co ; 1 do, Wise and Co ; 21 do A and J Macfarlaue ; 14S do, 1350 ft. timber, Guthrie and Lwnaoh ; 3 packages, Btirko; 4 do, Johns one. SHIPPING TELEGRAMS. Auckland, February 20th. Sailed : Wanaka, for Tauranga and Southern ports. Wellington, February 20th. Sailed : Wellington, at 3 p.m., for thfl South. Pas sengers—Mcsdauws Wright aud Wheeler, Messrs Wright, Buchan, Collins, and Reeves The p.p. Samson arrived at the new pier at midnight, with 57 tales of wool for the Otaki, 71 bales for the Calypso, and sundry packages. After landing the wool she wont up to Ininedin, and will sail again tonight. The O. and D S.S. Co.'a VVaituki left for Oamaru on arrival of tho 7.10 train yesterday morning, with a large number of p.issoiigerd, including the Baker and Farro'i Company. Having had liur windlass repaired, the North German barque Mario was towed to so..\ early yesterday morning by the s.s>. Jane. She is bound to Wellington, with nart oriyiful c;arg> from New Yoilc. The ketch Huon Bell eamo down f/om Dunedin yesterday, and passed right out, bound to Catlin's River. The Union Co.'i Beautiful Star sailed yesterday afternoon on a voyage round the Middle Inland, makin? Bluff Harbour her first port of rail. She took away l(i passengers, and 85 tons of cargo. The ketch Fanny came down from Dunedin yesterday, and went alongside the Clan M'Leod to load transhipments for the Coast. The ketch Good Templar sailed down from Duiedin yesterday, and ancho ed off Mansford Bay. The new dredge Vulcan is to bo towed down by the steamora Iron Age ami Peninsula, either to-day ot tomorrow, and in accordance with the promise made by the Harbour Hoard, wilt bo engaged in deepening the approaches to the piera and dock. Tho s.s. Tainroa cam& down from Dunedin yes'erday morning, loaded transhipments from tho Cauterbu\y, and sailed in the evening for Timaru. The schooner Ephcmy sailed for Oamaru yesterday, there to fl.l up with cargo for Auckland. The schooner Mary ISilen sailed for Invercargill yesterday. The topsail schooner Jane Anderson beat up the harbour yesterday, and went on to Dunedin. She is timber-laden, and sailed from tho Bluff on Saturday last. Captain Samuler; reports having had light N.E. wind, with very thick weather. Tho ketch Kestrel enme in yesterday from Invercargill, and wont on to town, t-he also left on Saturday, and had very think N.B. weather. The schooner June Scollay beat up yesterday against a S.W. breeze, and went on to the Upper Harbour. She left Riverton on Friday, anj experienced very ft'Kfc'y weather. Two Catlin's River traiers came in yesterday—tho ketch Prince Rupert and tho ketch Alpha. They both left Catkins on Monday morning, tho wind being light N E., against which thoy beat until they were overtaken by the S.W. breeze about 10 miles from the Heads. Captain Clark, of the Alpha, reports passing the whaler Splendid, becalmed off tho Nuggets, on Monday. Tho Isabella and Jane Hannah arrived at Catlins just before he left; while the ketches Catlins, Huon Belle, Lloyd's Herald, and schooner Mary Ellen, on encountering the y. W. breeze, up helm, and ran back to the Heads and anchored. The p.s. Iron Age, having been laid up for her usual over.iaul and cleaning, is again ready for work. The birquentino Argosy would have been sufficiently lightened yesterday to have gone up to town, had ligliteis eonia to hand. She will probably be towed up on Thursday. The s.s. Ringarooma sails for Melbourne, via the Bluff, this afternoon, passengers joining her by tiie 2.30 p.m. train which leaves Uur.edin. The s.s. Tiuipo will leave for the north to-day, pasi>enj;ersi joining by the 12.1S p.m. train. UOMMI4IIQIAL. Daily TimoH Ofllce, Tuesday evening ' The .imouni. ol Customs Ueveauo rocoivod to-day ou g . n nntsrwl lor uoiiuuiriptioti was aa follows:— £ x. <l. £ .. <j. Bran'ly .. .. 207 17 (i Tobacco .. 147 15 0 Whisky.. ~ liO X 1 Ti>a .. .. 15(> 10 10 Geneva .. ~ 27 0 0 Suitar.. ..217 14 7 Rum .. .. 17 4 5 Drapery .. ISi 3 5 Wino .. .. 3!) 18 1 Sundries ..178 19 4 Total ..* .. .. £1303 5 3