SHIPPING.

Otago Daily Times, Issue 6383, 28 July 1882, Page 2

SHIPPING.

PORT CHALMERS.

The longltudo of Observation Point, Port Chalmers, In time is 11 hours 22 lninntos 30 seconds cast of Qrconwich Talaroa Heads, latitude 4(1.47 S., longitude 170.48 E Koputat Bay, South Point, latitude 46.19 fa., longitude 170.80 E.

TIMR-BALL AT PORT CHALSSKIVS. Now Zealand mean time at noon, calculated for tlio meridian ol longitude, in timo It hours 30 minutes east of Greenwich, will be signalled once a week by tho time-ball dropping at tho instant of mean noon. A blue Hag will be hoisted at tho maat-hoad, Port Chalmers signal-station, on tho forenoon of tho day when the time-signal will bo given.

PHASES OF Till MOON. July 7-Lasi quarter 9h- 51m- °^- „ 14-Nowinoon 19J- .J1" ■ f: „ 22—First quaitot 22h ijio. M 80-Full moon ,f ■ J m; \ • , 3-Perigco 13h. Om. oa. 19-Apogoe Bh. om. te. , 81-Perigee 12n- Om- '>"■

THE VKATUIR. „ July 27 - Wind, N.E.; weather, fino. 8 »m.-3«ooieti!r, 20.45; thermometer, 44. NoonBarometer, 29.62 ; themiomoter, 50. 6 p.m.-uaru-metor, 29.54; thermometer, 48.

man w.vrxit. July £8 —At tho Headu, l'<!.4!> p.m.; a. lo.i Chalmers, 1.29 p.m.; at Dunedin, 2.11 p.m.

ARRIVALS. Maori s s 113 tons, Crouiarty, from Oamaru. J Hills, Rgont. Passenger* -Two saloon, 12 sworiige Moa, brig, 219 tons, Meyer, from Kaipara. Guthrie "laf^ «», Wing, from Catling Wvor. H E 1 l ta hlF> t isT. Cbriga..tine. 143 tons. Black, from Greymouth. Master, agent Rotomahana, s.s., 1727 tons, Underwood, from the North. J Mills, agent. Passengers-Mesdames Graham, D l-eudeibon, Missoa Turnbull, Guthiie, Keep, Malcolm, Russell, Mr and M.s Uosi, Mr ana Mrs Trovithick, Cantain Canise, Messrs Sprent, Keltle, J Brown, J Gamicll, liuir, Sharp, T Malcolm, VMiuchild, J lioughtou, Bo.vlau (2), and 9 steerage.,» :.'

DKPARTORIiS. '„. Rotomahann, s.s., 1727 tons, Underwood, to Melbourne, via the Blulf and Hobart. J Mills, agent Passengers-Misses Johnstone, Stewart, J Low, Mr Rnd lira Foote, Jlr and Mra Bottomley, Mrs Dunning and 3 children, Dr Murdoch, 2 children, and servant, Rev-Mr lßnuoUl, MctsrsAMaltuian, A Campbell, R Low, A Brown, A Constable, R G Murray, E Withers, AWanaklf °sT,' 22S tons, Hansby, for Timaru. J Southom'cfoss, s.s., 170 tons, Bernocb, for Lyttolton. J Mills, agent.

KXPEOTBD ARRIVALS. From Londox-Bm Nevis, ship. 1063LtoiiSj U\VE Gleruuoiag, ship, 1578 tons, Lawson.QßWH. Peter Stuart ship, 1417 tons, Vanstone, htGM. Star of Erin, ship, 9iß lons, Coulter, VCBP, May 1. Zoaland la, ship, 1110 tons, Sollara, JGHV. Auckland Ship, IMS tons, U'Doujall, NGPJ. Piako, ship, 1076 toFsoM°GiA)iaow-LyttoHon. ship, 1111 lons, Strang, RNtP. Omapere, s.s , June 21. Wairarapa, s.b , "f^iou Livußroot—Santa Luda, 619 tons, Metcalfe, KJDT. Beechdale, barque, 792 tons. From New YORit-Charles G Rice, barque, 715 tons, JTLVMayI.' Wandering Chief, barque. From Bosios-Monnt Lebanon, barque, 630 tons. FHoaNmrcASTLK-Frcderick Bassll, 452 tons Best, WPBH. Sirocco, barqucntinc, 233 tons, HVJB, May £S 'Annabcll britfautine. From tub North-Eiiza Mary, Moa, Thomas and Henry, Endeavour. From tub Manukau - Celestia, barque. From the NORTH-Clanamaii, Linda Webor, Dare} Pratt, Mary Ogilvie, Bannockburn. CUSTOMS ENTRIES. IKWARD9. Rotornahana, 564 tons, Underwood, from Lyttelton, with cargo. J Mills, agent. Maori. 118 tous. Crouiarty, from Oamaru, with °"ihw "'tons^KMhardj, from CatluYs River, with cargo. II Outline, agent. OUTWARDS. Rotomahana, SG4 tons, Underwood, for tho Blulf, with cargo. J Mills, agent Southern Cross, 176 tons, Bernech, for Lyttelton, WiWattak°' for Timaru, wilh WaSf, Jn nSsi e Wta». «« Sha S Point, in ballast. H Guthrie, agent IMPORTS. Per Maori from Oamaru: 76 sacks, Speight and Co; ,120 do, A and J M'i'arlane ; 84 do, order; 0 casks, Apir nSK"t h ??;om Greymouth: 180 tons coal, 20 tons coke, Brainier Coal Co. ... Per Rotomahana, from the North: 1 pkg, A H Hitchens; 38 do, N Z Drug Company ; 1 do, F Humflray ; 1 do, A. Doruwell; 80 do, J C Arbuckle; 6 do, Sargood, Son. and Evven; 4 do, U S SCo j Ido MicbMUs, Hallenßteiu, and Farquhar; 26do.Spe.ght and Co: Sdo, M'Leod Bros; 4 do, Telegraph Department; 6 do, WUsonandMeyer;7do,Heymanson,Low, and Co;l do, Railway Storekeeper; 4 do, Defence Storekeeper; 1 do, R Stewart; 2 do, Marshall and Co; 1 do D Pelrie; 6 do, J M'Donald; 6 do, A andlT Inglis; 5 do, J R Scott; 17 do, Dalgety and Co; 1 do, i>Pe ar r Maoa'"}?om-Kaip i ra: 143,000 ft timber, N Z WoodwareCo. ExpoßK/ Per Rotomahana: For Bluff-1 pkg, A Briecoe and Co; 3 do, Heyui.nsoj, Low, and Co; 7 do, Hatton, Kimr and Co; 16 do, Findlay and Co; 2 do, Peterson and Co • lot do ox Wild Deer. For Hobart—lßo pkgs, G Peacock, for Melbourne 00 kegs butter, J R Scott • 0 do, A and J M'Carlane; 8 casks taliow, S Cross; 1 pkg, W Foote; 1 do, J T Meok; 1 do, B and NZMand A Co; 1 do, W Secular and C* For Ade-laide-40 sacks oatmeal, Royse, Stead, aud Co; 8 kegs bfer r SouthtntosstFor Lytt#on-118 pkgs, W Gregg and Co; 359 do, A Briscoo and Co; ISO do, G Peacock; 1 do, Esther and Low ; 135 do.Neill and Co (Ltd); 318 do, W and GTurnbull and Co ; lot do ex Altair. For Christchurch-lpkg, Otago Bible Society: 2 do, Sainbury, ElUsdon, and Co; 12 do, R X Murray and Sons. . SHIPPING TELEGRAMS. (Pkr Unitkd Press Association.) AUCKLAI.D, July 2711). saiieu : Manapourl, ».»., lor Sydney; Ringarooma, a.-., for Southern ports and Melbourne, withalarje ceneral cargo, including 950 cases of salmon ex City of New York, from San Fmnciseo. Passengers: Mum Jordan, Mr and Mrs Hune, Captain Munu, Messrs J R M'Luod J B SIOW3, J B Graham, T J Ladd, Flegoltaub, Christie, S Robinson, J Harding, Gray, and on ' Wellington, July 27th. Sailed: Hawea, s.s., for the North. Lyttelton, July 27th. Arrived: Kangaroo, from Westport; Go-Ahead, Spec, and Hannah Barrett, from Wellington; Trilira from Newcastle. Sailed: Penguin, s.s., for Port Chalmers; Arawata, S.S., for Wellington ; Go-Ahead, s.s., for Timaru. WEATHER REPORT. (Peb Ukited Press Association.) Wellington, July 27th. New Zealand.—General squally weather ; wind N.W.; heavy sea on west, and (pressure recovered °AuetraVia.—Yesterday westerly gales, and low harometer today; pressure recovered all over, and generally floe ; N.W. on west, N.E. with hail nqualls on south, S.E. in Tasmania, and S.W. in New Bouth WBatoroeter.-New Zealand: Rusicll, 29.0; Welling, ton 29 04 Bluff, 29.0. Austialia: Albany, 30.3; Portland, 29.9; Ilobart, 29.7; Sydney, 29.8.

MOVEMENTS OF UNION STEAM SHIP COMPANY'S STEAMERS. Thursday, July 27. Lvttelton-Penguin arrived 5 a.m. from Wellington; sailed 220 p.m. for Port Chalmers. Arawata arrived 10.10 a.m. from Port Chalmers; sailed 5.30 p.m. for Wellington. Wellington—Hawea sailed 12 30 p.m. for Picton. Nelson—Wanaka arrived 5 am. from Taranaki; sailed 3 p.m. for Picton. Gisborne—Mahinapua sailed 4 p.m. for Napier. Auckland—Ringarooma sailed 2 p.m. for Gisborne. Russell—Manapouri arrived 7.30 a.m. from Auckland ; sailed for Sydney.

The s 9. Mnori arrived at P.ort Chalmers at 9 p.m. on Wednesday from Oamaru. She left that port at 330 p.m., and experienced light airs with smooth seas down:the coast. The barque Lohengrin commenced discharging cargo at the Railway Pier yesterday. The bri^aotine Eliza Firth, from Qreymoutb, arrived at Port Chalmers yesterday morning. She left the Grey on the 12th instant, with fresh northerly winds and rainy weather, and at 8 p.m. the wind veered round to the westward. She nasscd Cape I'arewell on the morning ol the 14th inst., and breaEted Stephen Island on the evening of the tame day; thence ahe had a fresh N.W. breeze, and passed Cape Campbell at 0 a.m. on the following day, and thenco encounter, d a strong southerly gale, which compelled her to run-back to Port Underwood. She lelt again at 8 p.m. with a light northerly breeze, which freshened to a gale at midnight, taking her vast Cape Campbell at 1 am. on the 10th; thence she encountered a fresh westerly gale with hcivy seas; the Kale h'ld in that quarter uutil the 18th, when she breasted Banks Peninsula, and encountered a furious s W (rale which compelled her to anchor under Lone Look-out Puint until the 23rd, wtieu she left attain with light variable and southerly winds, which shifted to the northward on the 24th, and brought her oft the Heads on the Svening of the 20th inst. The a.s. Shag arrived at Port Chalmers yesterday morning from Catlin's River. Tho brig Hoa was towed into port yesterday mornInc by tho s.s. Shag. She left Kaipara on the 10th July with a fresh N.B. wind, which" rapidly increased to a Rale, with heavy rain. She passed Capo Egmoiit on the -11th inst., and sighted the Brothers Light on the 13th inst.; tt;ence she experienced fresh S.E. winds, and passed the Kaikouraa on the 15th, when a heavy N.W. gale sot in, and on the 17th she breasttd Banks Peninsula, and on the evening of the same day the wind shifted to S.S.W. and S.W., blowing a furious eale which continued until the 24th inst., attended by furious seas. During the continuance of tho pale the vessel was driven back to the Kaikouras, which Bhe sighted ou the 2ith inst, when It backed to tho northward anl brought her down the coast. Sho passed Akaroa on tho 25th inst., and thence experienced moderate N. and N.E. breezes, and arrived off the Kaik at 11.80 p.m. on tho 26th, and anchored for tho night, coming up as above. The barque Woodviile is discharging cargo into lghters in the stream. The ship Durvadeer has mide an excellent start, and fa rapidl t putting out her cargo. • The' sis. Rotenmhana arrived at Port Chamers at 7.45 a.m. yesterday. She lelt Auckland on the 20th inst., called at Qisborne on the next day, Napier on tho 22nd, Wellington on the 23rd, and Lyttelton ou the 25th ; left again at 2.15 p.m. on the 20th, and arrived as above. She experienced moderate variable winda from Auckland to Napier, and thence encountered a strong S.S.B. gale, with a heavy sea, until arriving at Wellington ; during tho remainder of the passage she had light winds and fine weather. Wo thank Mr C. H. Hudson (the purser) for report and The brigantine Clansman left Auckland on tho 53rd inst, with a carjjoof guano consigned to MrG. Bljth, ° The s.s ' Waitaki sailed yesterday evening for Tne 5.9 Kotomahana left Port Chalmers yesterday afternoon for Melbourne, viatlu Bluff and H-.bart Thes.s. Southern Cross sailed yesterday cvomng for Lyttelton. The following telegram \\m received by tho Harbour Bard yesterday from the Weather Department at Wellington :— Watch barometer; tad weather approaching between north-east and north and west. Glas-s will fall tyiun very soon, with the wind bic1.;-

On May 28th, after a commits iry delay of one month, the thip lukain sailed from Plymouth with emigrants for Canterbury, New Zealand. On Ajiril 20th tliis vessel, having on board 170 souls, left Plymouth. S nallpox attacking one of the crow several days after the departure, Dr Crawford, the medical officer, insisted on the sliip patting back. On Capo Finisterre ti'.e Rakaii's courso was chained, and tie to<selarrived at Plymouth en April 28 li. The sufferer was transferred to a hospital sliip moored in Plymouth Sound, an 1 it WiS hoped no other caso would appear. The Board of Trade regulations require v detention rJ H diva after an outbreak of Infectious ilLcasc, and 10 days actually elapsed lu-foiv a second eae-j occur, cd. This was Immediately foll.wcd by two other caaea. There were no fresh case i, and the second II dii 8 kavlnjt elapsed, the vessel lolt on May SSth. The emigrants bchave-1 admirably during this enforced detention.—European Moil.