SHIPPING.

Otago Daily Times, Issue 6191, 12 December 1881, Page 2

SHIPPING.

PORT CHALMERS.

TUB WKATHKR. December 10-Wind, N.E.; weather, fine. 8 a.m. _!^rmr."l;ev 30; thermometer, 50. Nona—Baro--oV; thermometer. 60. 6 p.m.-Itarometer, meter, 29.68; jhcrramoetar, 62. December 12 -A: "r!f llVX'e 49 p.m.; ai *"«' Chalmers, 7.29 p.m. i ** Duucdi.-., 8 It p.m.

ARRIVALS.

December 10. \v n »iki a i "28 tous, Kohncs, from Timaru. J Mil Snt r^cDßers-Jtva Grant, Misses Lanff- ,*!>!£ Urq..hart, 3I«&» Powpart, Chi,,.., Pearson, a"oood tCTcmpiar, ketch, 42 tons, Palliscn. from O"iuaru. II Onthrie, agent. Prince Rupert, ketch, 00 tons, Ilanmng, from the Coast. X Bamsny, agent. Mary Ogilvie, schooner, 6S tons, Connor, from the Tiiamea. G Blyth, agent. Maori, s.s,, 118 tons, Hanaby, from Oamaru. J Mills, ascent. Passengers—Eight saloon and 0 steerage, December 11. Ocean Ranser, barqueiitiue, 234 tons. Abbot, from Mauritius, via Lyttelton. Dalgety and Co, ag^ta Christine; brl^antliie, 9D tons, Wendt, from Kai"Xroy'S'blantine.lCO tons, Goodman, from Kaipara. G Blyth, agent.

DEPARTURES. December 10. Tlniaru slilp, 1806 touH, Fullarton, for London, w M and A lie, aifenls. Passeiijfers : Saloon-Dr Hurray, Messrs J X Marahall, W Patty. SeconJ cabin—Mr ami Mrs A Daj

December 11. Watallpu, 8.9., llf.B tons, Wl)eoler, lor Sjducy. vlu bootovani, Mr'aml Mrs Hember and child, Mr and Mrs Baylis, Mcsdames Clnrk, Davw and family (6), Maekny, Mossrs Ah Chung, Horsoroft, Murphy, Le Huns.

CUSTOMS ENTRIES. INWARDS. Good Templar, H tons, Palleson, from Oamaru, '"pSme'rato"' 25 'torn, ".Brown, from Catlin's River, from Riverton, with cargo. X Ramsay, ngent. Zior, 63 tons, Botham, from Timaru, with cargo. Wnnaka,° 27S tons, Anderson, from Akaroa, with cargo. J Mills, agent. 00TWARD3. Palmerston, 25 tons, Brown, for Cathn B River, in ballaet. H Guthrie, agent. , Prince Rupert, 60 tons, Banning, for Catlins River, in ballast. X Ramsay, agent. Wakatipu, 1168 tons, Wheeler, for Lyttelton, with '"Stone, 195' "£,' Millar, for Newcastle, with Bassnr&q tons, Best, for Newcastle, with cargo. X Ramsay, agent. Eyvor, SSO tons, Atkins, for Lyttelton, with part original cargo. Neill and Co, agents. IMPORTS. Per Waitaki, from Timaru: 1002 sacks, ship Zealandia; 740 do, ship Otaki; 1 pkg, Q G Russell; 1 do, Hayman and Co. Per Mary Ogilvie, from tho Thames: 52,000 feet timber, G Blyth. Per Ocean Hanger, ltom tho Mauritius via Lyttelton : 12,523 pockets sugar, Dalgety and Co. Per Maori, from Oamaru: 219 bales, N Z S Co; 150 do, Albion S Co; 60 sacks, steamer Rotomahana; 17 pkRB, order. , ■, , Per Christine, from Kaipaia: 60,000 feet timber, PerD'Arcy Pratt.ftom Kaipara: 121,000 feet timber, N Z Wood ware Co.

EXPORTS. Per Eetelle, for Newcastle: 450 sacks oata, G Blyth.

SHIPPING TELEGRAMS. (Pkr United Prbss Assocjaton.) Auckland, December lCtn, Arrived: Taiaroa, e.S'., from Fiji. Lyttelton, December lltn. Arrived: Graf ton, fl b., from Wellington. INTERCOLONIAL WEATHER EXCHANGE. Sydney, Friday. Fine weather in South Australia, with wind N.W., and in Now South Wales wind light S.W. Moderate depression passing Hobart; wind N.W. Barometer: Portland, 298; Hubatt, 29-8; Bydi.ey, 20 9. MOVEMENTS OF UNION STEAM SHIP COMPANY'S STEAMERS. Saturday, December 10. Lyttelton-Penguin arrived ti.39 a.m. from Welling, ton; sailed 10 p.m. for Wellington, Picton, and NolB™'apier— To Anau arrived 6 a.m. Oisborno and Auckland; Bailed afternoon for Wellington and south. New Plymouth—Hawen arrived 11 a.m. from Nelson; sailed 6 p.m. for Auckland.

The ship ZeMondia took in the first ol her Homeward cargo on Saturday, consisting of 1002 sacks flour transhipped from the steamer Waitaki. The steamer Waitaki left Timaru at 7 p.m. on the 9th inst; and reached Port Chalmers at 6 a.m. on Saturday. After transhipping cargo to the Bhips Zea landia and Otaki, she steamed upto Dunediu. "iThe ketch Good Templar left Oamaru on Thursday afternoon, experienced S.E. winds, and reached Port Chalmers-early on Saturday morning. She will leave with tho first fair wind for Inveicargill, having on board 12 tons flour for that port. The ship Timaru, with a full cargo of wool and grain, and five passengers, took her departure for London on Saturday afternoon, being towed clear of the Heads by the tug Plucky. The liniaru leaves in fiuo trim, and wo wish Captain Fullarton a pleasant passage Home. The Btcamer Wakatipu failed yesterday foronoon for Sydney, via Lyttelton and Wellington. Tho barque Sofia completed her loading for the Capo on Saturday, and was tawed from the Qeorgo street Pier and anchored off Carey's Bay. The schooner Mary Ogilvie, timber-laden from the Thames, arrived on Saturday night. Captain Connor reports leaving the Thames on November 24th, with a light S.W. wind, which carried her to Capo Colvillo, which whs uhwud next day; thence sho had calms and light a::a for 12 hours, when a N.W. breezo sprang up, and tho East Capo was passed on the 27th, when she took a light S.E. breezo, with thick weather, until the SOth, when the wind hauled round to N.E., and curried her to within 20 miles of Banks Peninsula, whon a heavy S.W. gale sprang up, compelling her to anchor undor the Peninsula, on the 4th ; remained there until tho 7th, when another start was made, with a light N.E. breeze, which, after a few hours, was succeeded by S. and S.E. winds until off Timaru, when a N.E, breeze set in, which continued to arrival.

The steamer Maori left Timaru at 3.10 p.m. on Saturday; experienced E.N E. winds and fine weather to arrival at Port Chalmers at 8.30 p.m. same day. She brings ft quantity of wool for transhipment to ships Zealandia and Otaki. 'ihe barquentine Ocean Ranger, owned by Mr C. W. Turner, of Lyttelton, arrived at 6 a.m. yesterday from the Mauritius, tia Lyttelton, She Ib.commanded by Capt. Abbott, a gentleman well known in the intercolonial trade, who succeeded Captain Scoular at Lyttelton, the latter gentleman having been appointed to the command of Mr Turner's new iron barque Norman ilacleod. The Ocean Ranger left the Mauritius October 11, reaching Lyttelton November 26th (remained there until the 7th. inßt., when she received orders to procoed to Dunfdin, sailing same day with a southerly breeze, which held for 36 hours, and w.ib succeeded by ft northerly breeze, which continued to arrival. Sho brings 12,523 pockets of sucar. Her draught being 14ft, she will'bo compelled to lighten before proceeding to Dunedln.

The brigantine Christine, from Kaipara, Balled up from the Headn yesterday afternoon with a fresh N.E. breeze, and anchored off Deborah Bay. She left Kaipara on the 27th ult., carried a N.E. breeze to Cape Egmont, which was passed next day; thenco she experienced S.E. winds through Cook's Strait, passing Cape Campbell on the 29th; after clearing the StralU had S. W. winds until breasting Banks Peninsula; on the morning of the 10th inst. she got a N.E. breeze, which continued until arrival.

Tho brigantine D*Arcy Pratt, timber-laden from Kaipara, sailed up yesterday afternoon. She left Kaipara on the 27th ult., had Jresh E.N.E. wind;?, and passed Cape Egmont on the 29th, when she met a fresh S. E. gale, and was hoverto for 24 hours, when the gala moderated, and was lolloped by light westerly winds through Cook's Strait, passiDg Banks Peninsula on the 4th inst., when another gale sprang tip from the southward for 12 hours, toljowed by light variables until tbe 10th, when she met a N.E. breeze, which brought her up to the Heads, Bailing up as ftbove.