SHIPPING.

Otago Daily Times, Issue 6592, 31 March 1883, Page 2

SHIPPING.

I'.JKT CIIALMKKS. The longitude of Observation Poiut, Pott Chalmers, hi Uuio is 11 hows 22 minute* 30 encomia eaat of a Greenwich. IIUR-SAU, AT rORT CHAMBRB. • Vim- Zealand moan time at noon, calculated for tho meridian oJ loii B itmJo, in fuao 11 hours 30 uiinutOß east of Greenwich, will bo signalled oneo a r.eok by the time-ball dropping aUhe instant ol mean noou. A bluo flag will bo hoisted at tho mast-head, Ppit Chalmers signal-station, on Hsr forenoon o! tho day When the tlmo-signal will lu> clvcn. piusKß oi' riis aeon. March I—Last quarter 17h 28m Is. • 8-Nowmoon lah. 31m 3s „ 16—Firstquutor .. .. 8h 3lia -Is. „ 83-Full uwin Uh. 4>u. 8> „ 81-Last quai tor .. .. Bl>- 2lm. Si. „ 9—Porigeo _ - .. Mi. om. 03. „ 21—Apogee 61i. Oiu. On. THR WB4THBR. March SO-Wind, N.E.; weather, thick and rainy- 8 am.—Baromo'er, 30.24 ; thom.omotcr, 54. Noon— Barometer, 30 22; tun-noruetor, 54. 6 p.m.—Barometer, 30.18; thermometer, 51. man watbb. March 31-At the Heads, 7.22 P m.; at Port Clialmera. 8.2 p.m.; at Dunedlii, 8.47 p.m. April 1 —At the Heads, 821 p.m.; at Fort Chalmeiß, 9.1 p.m.; at Dunedin, 0.46 p.m. Camilla, briffantinoi Wa'tonsl Myors, from llohart. TA^THoI' l ue?bag:- a 7a ton,, Rich, from Port A'pcH ßcan, brUaritlue.^V tons, Brown, from Kalpara. M Wwmto ""'a . 278 tons, Holmes, from tho North. J Mill's agent Passengers—Mi'sdames U M'Lcan, Burnett", Mis-PS Wnthmburn, Carrir.gtou (2), Bennett, Gillie, Messrs Gonever, Lawrence, Carmichael, Brown, Procter, Cbarl'.-is. I)Kr4HTURR Maori, s.s., US tons, M'Coll, for Oainaru. J illll», agent. RXrRCTKD ARRIVALS. Kbom London—ttosadhu, ahij>, 1320 tona, Fleming, NKVM, Jan. 0. Bcncleuch, ship, 1319 tons, Crouiarty, PCJII. Paraeo, barque, 1281 tons, Bailey, KFIW, Jan. 27. Cicsar. Dunacore, Bhip, UCtS tons, Young, WQIIJ. , „, From Uwsaow-Walhora, s.n., 18:0 tons, Jan. SI. Alastor, barque, 821 tons, \VTUV. FttOM Nbw York—Johanu Thoodoro, barque, Ul7 tons, Dec. 23. Ibar, brig, 071 tons, IIKQB. From Boston—Jane Maria, barqno, S4l tons, Ptv Jf. Weymouth, haique. From CALCOTTA-Northorn Monarch, Feu. 10. From Mauritius-Ardentinny, barque, 377 tons, WOLF. From Nova Scotia—Antine Stanley, britrFrom Newcastle—Loch Brcdau, barque, SSO tons, Feb. 22. _, CUBTOMS ENTRIES. INWARDS. M»oil, 118 tons, M'Coll, from Oamaru, with canro. J Mills, asrent. Camilla, 100 ton*, Myers, from llobait, wuh cargo. T Paterson and Cj, agents. OUTWARDS. Monarch, 823 tons, Wretruan, for Fatmouth, with cargo. Xeill Bros, agents. „ " Benaii, 1338 tons, Burns, for Calcutta, in ballast. N Z Shipping Co. agents. Maori; lib tons, MCull, for Oamaru, with cargo. J Mills, agent. IMPORTS. Per Camilla, from H .bars: 75,000 ft timber, 1300. posts and rai'?, 10,300 palings, or.ler; ICO pkgf, "perVclican, from Koipari: 48,G42tt timber, Reid and Gray ; 11,957 ft do, Hogg, Howison. Nieol, Per Wanaka, from the North: 102 pit!.'*, Ncill Bros; 2 do, Sew Hoy; t do, Keast and M'Garthy (Ltd); 15 do, Conncll and Clowes; 13 do, Speight and co; 5 do, R Wl:son and Co; 81 do, Marshall and Copeland; 20 do, luncs; 1 dr., N ill and Co (Ltd); 57 do, order; 20 do, Kuiherforil; 5 do, Dntler Bros; 3 do, Re-ldent Magistrate, O .uiaru; 1 <10. MP\m ; 1 do C Bull; I do, Greg, und Co; 90 do, Telegraph Delvir&nient; 5 do, Stewart; 8 'lo Tlioiii|>.on ; 03 do. Proctors, Jones, and Cv ; 1 do, Joel; 10 cfo, T Patoreon and Co ; 22 do, B am' X Z M «ud A Co ; 2 do, Pryor; 42 do, Hcoular and Cj ; 1 do, J Weston ; 49S do, .N /.S Co ; 60 do, various. EXPORTS. Per Micri, for Oamaru : Lit ptg* ex U'oilin ton: lot do ex Inveicvrgill; lot do ex Taiiuoa ; 08 d.i, Jl'Leod B os; fiO do, Marsh:i'l ami Co ; '1 do, M'Qaun, M'Grcgor, and Co; 12 do, J Speight and Co; 2 do, M Joel; 16 do, Kcast and UCarthy (Udi; 3 do, W Bull; 57 do, Esther and Low; 9 do, J Edmond ; 16 do B & N Z M & a Company; 44 do, \\ Gregg and Co; SS v->, lit id and Gray ; s4 do, A & J M'Farlane ; 20 do, A Lees ; j7 >io, N Z W'oodware Company; 103 ilo, Nclll and Co (Ltd); a do, Singer Machine Company; 3 do, W Gilchrht nnd Co; 1 do, N Z ship ping Company; i do ex Olivo Thurlow ; 4 do ex B-nan ;11 do, Park and Curie; 4 do, A Brl-coe and Co; 02 do, W Sconlar and Co ; 7 do, It Wilson and Co; 23 do, N Z Hardware Co ; 4 do, Sai-:?oo(l, Son, and Kwen; 2 do, Hatton, King, a d Co; 2 do, J T Rougbton. Per Monarch, for I'almou'h : H\BB3 sacks whrat, Neillliros. SHIPPING TELEGRAMS. (Prr Unitkd Prbss association.) Wnt-uxoTuS, March 30th. At the odici.il ii:i)ui.y into Hie standing -;f the tmrque Conferonco at Wellington Heals on the 16th inßt., the Court delivered <h» followinir judgment :— •'The Court ia of opinion that the accident was . attributable Vi the vessel overrunning her distance while putting her round, caused by a change of wind from north to iiorth-tast, and to vcsol getting sternway on at the same time. The Comt Is uf opinion that tho ciptaln stood too long on tho sUrl'oard tack before going about." The Court also polittd oat that big-draught sailing vessels should i.c cautious In using tho failing directions given in the W ellinßton Almanac for working into port on the western Bide, and would caution masters to be more careful n future. Trie captain was ordered to pay the costs, £5. Arrived: Crownthorpe, tnrq'io, from Auckland. Silled: Hawea, for Lyttciton; Manapouri, for Sydney via Auckland and the East Coait. Gretsioutii, March 30th. Siiled: Star of the South, for Uunedin. WEATHER KEl'OliT. (Fbr Ukiikd Pres3 Association ) Wellington, Maich3oth. New Zealand. -Low area ,iv north-*o,t; iucreascd pressure in south. Dull weather, with light southeast wind, except in Wellington, writre it blows fresh, with showers. Aust alia.—High pressure over Eastern Australia and 'Jasmania, with light variable winds. Barometer.—New Zealand ; Russell, £9.8 ; Wellington, 29.9; Bluff, 30.2 Australia: Hobart, 30.3; Portland, 30.2; Sydney, 30.3. MOVEMENTS OF UNION STEAM SHIP COMpany's steamers. Friday, March 80 Bluff—Te Anau arrived 7 a.m. from Port Cha'raera. Oamaru—Mahiuapua sailed S p.m. Thursday for Lyttelton. Akaroa—Wanaka failed 2 30 a.m. for Pjrt Chalmers Lyttelton—Mahinapua arrircd noon from Oamaru ; Balls 3.30 p.m. for Wellington. ManapourUailed 3.30 - Thursday for Wellington. Picton Penguin tailed 2 a.m. for Nel?on. Wellington-Hawea arrives early from Picton; sails S p.m. for Lyttelton. Manapouri arrivts 8 a in. from LytteUon ; sails S p.m. for Napier. Nader—Southern Cross arrived 7 a.m. from Gisborne; tails for Wellington. Sydney—Wairarapa sailed 5 pm. Thursday tor Auckland. The brigaiitino Camilla, from Hobart, with a cargo of Tasmanian produto, arrived off tho Heads at 7.30 a.m. yesterday, and sailed up to the anchoiagc M Deborah Bay at 10 a.m. Captain 3lyera reports leaving Hobart en tho iSth iuat. with a northerly wind, which lasted until the ncxtday, when southerly winds set in and took her right across; on March £3rd sho encountered a heavy southerly galo with very heavy seas, and at 8 a.m. on tho 2iih lust, passed tue West Capo; had westerly winds through Foveaux Strait until she passed the Bluff, and afterwards variable winds and calms along the coast; made Cai.e Saunders at 8p ra on tho .29th inst., aiid hovc-to until daylight yesterday, arriving ai above. &ho proceeds to Dunedin to discharge. The sehoofler Tauranga sailed up to Punedin yesterday evening The b.s. Maotl sailed yesterday cvoning for Oamaru. Tho Swedish barque Monarch was towed from the George street Pier and auchored in the Powder-ground . yeßterday evening. She sails this morning lor Falrnouih for orders. The brigantine Antbons was shifted from the George street Pier to the Export Wharf yesterday. The barque Abbey Holme was towed into Port Chalmers and anchored in Mausford's B<iy at 5 p.m yeßterday. The Abbey Holme comes in ballast from fort Augusta for onlers Sho U a handsome iron vessel ol 516 tons register, and was built under special survey by Messrs J. Bltamcr and Co., of Suuderland, in 1869, for Messrs Hino Brothers, of Liverpool, her class at Lloyd's being *Aal. Sho left Port Augusta on March Cth with southerly winils, which carried her down to Cape B'.rdu on iho I3th; thence she had S.E. winds for 21 hours, followed by westerly winds and fine weather until the 23rd lust., when a fierce S.W. gale and heavy eeawas encountered. The gale continued for 48 hours, and she passed the Snarts on the 25th inst.; thence she had westerly wifds along the cost, and arrived off Godley Head, Ljtte ton, on the 28th inst.; received orders to proceed to Otavco ; had S.E wind*, and passed Akaroa at (Tp.m on tho 29th, and thence had strong S.E. winds to arrival oli Otago Heads at 2 p.m. yesterday. The brigantiue Pelican anived at Port Chalmers at 6.30 p.m. yesterday, and anchored in Mansfurd's Bay. She left Kalpara on the ISth inst, with light northerly wind*, and passed Cape Campbell on the 24th; thence Bhe took a strong southerly, and was compelled to run into Port Underwood and anchor for shelter; left again oh the 26th, with light easterly winds, passod Cape Campbell on the name night, had variable winds down the coast, and arrived off Otago Headd yesterday evening. The master reports the brigantino Mary Campbell leaving Kaipara on tho 18th inst. for this port. The s.s. Wanaka arrived at Port Chalmers at 8 p.m. yesterday. She left Nelson at 11 a.m. on the 27th inst., called at Picton, and arrived at Wellington at 3.30 a.m. on the 28th ; left again at 3 p in fame day, and arrived at Lyttelton at 8 15 a.m. on the '.9th; sailed at 8.30 p.m. same day, and came into port as above. She had fine weather along t c coast. Wo tbauk Mr Oarrett (the purser) for report aud files.