SHIPPING.

Otago Daily Times, Issue 6791, 20 November 1883, Page 2

SHIPPING.

k=OSr OHALiiKSS. Saiaroa Heads, latitude 46.47 S., locgiiudo 170.46 E. Koputoi Bay, South Point, latitude 45.49 S., tcngitude 170.39 K. Iho lotrfikwle ol Observation Point, PortCh&lruere tn Mine 19 11 hours 12 uiiuutos 38 seconds eatit ol Oieauwich. tUB-BilA AT TOUT OHALUBBS. New Zealand raoan time at noon, calculated lor the meridian ol loz'jltuue, in jinio 11 hours SO minutes cast ol Urceewlch, .will bo signalled once a week by the time-ball dropping ntthe instant ol maan noon. A Dine Sag will bo hoisted at the masthead, Port Chalmers elgnal-atalion, 011 tbo forenoon ol the day whoa tie time-signal will ba clven. pnASJS or nn uooa. . November 7—First qnnrtoi „ ~12b.. 4m. 4s. n 14—Full moon ~ „ 4h. 37m. 33. „ 21—Last qnartci .. .. lb. 43in. 6s. 1, M—New Moon ~ ..Oh. 61m. 2j. „ 13—Perigee _ _ .. lflh. Ora. l)s. ~ 28—Apogee .. _ _ ll!h. I'm. Oa. VH« WHITISH. November 19 — Wind, S.W.; weather, overcast 8 ».m.—Barometer, 23.G5; iheiu:omttor, 64. Noon— Barometer, 29.68; thermometer, CO. 6 p.m.—Barometer, 25.50; therojoiuotor, 54. November 20—At the Heads, ii.ii p.m.; »t Fort Chalmers, 723 p.m.; at Dunedin, BIS p.m. ICEIViL. Maori, 8.5., 118 tons, M'Ootl, from Oauiara. J Mills, agent. Passenger?-1) saloon, 5 utceiagc. ujrikioiiss La Franco, French barque, 632 tons, Tadohmo, for . kyttellOD. Dalgety aid Co, agents. luo, 8.8., Si tons, Lydere, lor Fortroso. Pioctors, <tancs, and Co, agents. Rotorua, 8.8., 676 tons, Anderson, for tho North. 3 Mills, agent. Passengers: For Akaroa-Mr X Jones. Furlottelion—Mr J Knigot. For Welling, tou—Messrs E Ocoko, W Kiehardtou. For Napier— Miss He»«lt. Taiarw, b a., 233 tons, Parsons, for Timaru. J Wills, «goit. EiriCrriD ARRIVALS. Fbob LOKDos-Marlborough, ship, 1125 tons, Anderson QFCH, Pcpt.ruber 11. Soukar, ship, 1301 tons, Crokcr, WItFH, September 26. Loch Forgus, barque, S4G tone, Jones, NSttD, September 19 Dunelm, barque, 607 tons, Koju, VPKM. Oamaru, ship, 1303 tons, Wright, WBKG. Mataura, barque, «3 tons, Grecnstrcet, HJJiIF. Triumph, 5.8., 2749 tons, Gold, TNWB, September 25. Victory, s.s., 2c4S tons, Elcoate, October 27. Tongariro, s.a, 4016 tons, ilallett, October 29. From tub CiA-DK-Trcvelyan, September 28. FflOM liivsarooL—Villatu, barque, fcOU tons, Thomson. Feou GLisaow-lnvercariill, ship, 1215 tons, Jluir, NCIIP. Wareatea, B.a , September 4. i'BOM Nsw Xo&K—Triton, barque, 405 tons, MFStf, October 1. Marshall S, brig, li 9 tons, September (i. RMHayward. Fhom Boston—Alma, barque, 623 tons, JVWR. Abbott. From Camdtta—Coriolanus, barque, 1046 tons, Cause, QKTJ, September 14. Fkom Maciuiius—Superior, brig, li 9 tons, Hendoreon, JQPT. Fbou Stbket—Wave, brig, 174 tons, Christian, PLVC. Faox IOWNBVIME—IIugh Ewing. CUSTOMS KNTRIKes. ttntxvot. Mahinapua, 205 tons, Bemcch, from Lyttelton, with oargo. J Mills, ageut. Defiance, 199 tons, Johnson, from Knipara, with cargo. H Guthric, ngcut. luo, 32 tons, iijdors, from Catiii.'d River, with cargo. Proctors, Joneß, and Co, agentß. lioranui, Sol tons, Oliver, lruui Lyttelton, with cargo. W Hay Dicksun, ageat. Rotorua, 570 tons, Anderson, for Akarca, Kith cargo. J Mills, agent. lno, 32 tons, Ljders, for Catiin'a River, with cargo. Proctors, Junes, and Co, agents. Koranui, 30i tuns, Oliver, for Oamaru, with cargo. W Hay Dickson, ogent. Kakanui, 67 tons, Uundjtrom, for lnvercarglll, with oari'O. X Ramsay, agent. EXPORTS. Per Ino, for Catlin'a Jfiver: 2fl pkps, A Briscoe and "Co ; 2 do, 41/ Lean ; 6 do, Nimmo and 13 air. Per Maori, from Oamuru : 1040 sacks, ship Jessie Headman. EXPORTS. Per Taiaroa, for Timaru: 71 pkgs, M'Leod Cro3; 26 do, Austin, Lewis, and Co; 7 do, Carew and Co; 10 do, Nei:l Bros; 25 do, Neill and Co (Ltd); 6 do, J Kattray aad Co; 2 do, il Jool; 10 do, Sew Hoy ; 1 do, Sainsbury, Ellisdon, and Co; 1 do, X IluJson and Co; 1 do, N 11 and A Co; 27 do, A Briseue and Co; 2 do, Danedin I and vV Co; 1 do, Sargood, Son, and Ewen; I do, S Z Dtuy Go; 35 do, Mackerra-i and Hazlett; 17 do, He;d aud Grey; 2 do, C Muore ; 1 do, A and T Bu-.t; 9 do, G Davidson ; 2 do, W and G Turabull and Co; 10 do, R Wilson and Co; 34 do, Hogg, Howisoa, ]Sicol, and Co ; lot do ex Omapere. Per Rotorui: For Akaroa-4 pkgs, H Reid; 157 do. Proctors, Jones, and Co; 3 do, Hoy Ming: 14 do, A Briscou and Co; 10 do, Neill Eros; 1 do, A aud J M'Farlane : 1 do, R X Murray and Sons ; 13 do, Dunediu 1 and W Co ; 19 do, NZ Hardware Co; 12 do, Patoraon aud M'Leol; 1 do, Binpr, Hairia, and Co; 2 do, Wise, Cafllin, aud Co; 2 do, Sargood, Son, and Ewen; 5 do, Peacock; 1 do, N Z Express uo. For Lyttelton—B pkgs, Neill Bros; 1 do, W Brltlgman; 30 do, Proctors, Jones, and Co; 1 do, A Briscoe and Co; '2 do, Herbert, Haynes, aud Co; 13 dp, Djlgcty and Co; 72 do, N Z Drug Co; 67d0, Carter and (Jo ; 1 do, h Kother and Co; 21 do, U S S Co; 6 do, Auotiu, Lewis, acd Co. For Christchurch-5 pkgß, Sainsbury, Ellisden, and Co; 12 do, Sargood, Son, and Ewen; 23 do, P Hayman and Co; 2 do, Bing, Harris, and Co; 2 do, MGivin.Jl'Uregor, and Co; 3 do, Keaat and M'Carthy (Ltdj; 5 do, M Joel; 16 do, J Spoight and Co; 24 do, Wah Kea; 1 do, A and T Burt; 30 do, A Brißcoe and Co; 26 do, Sew Hoy; 10 do, Marshall and Co; 1 do, US S Co; 27 do, Austin, Lewis, and Co ; 2 do, Robinson. For Picton-1 pkg, Austin, Lewis, and Co; 1 do, Bing, Karris, and Co; 1 do, Hallenstein Bros and Co. For Blenheim—2 pkg?, Roas and Glendining; 100 do, Neill Bros ; 1 do, Sew Hoy ; 1 do, W Sinclair; 1 do, N Z Expieas Co. For Nelson— 1 pkg, Sargood, Son, and Ewen; 1 do, Hallenstein Bros and Co ; 1 do, E Baigent ; 11 do, R X Murray and Sons; 1 do, A and T Hurt; 1 do, Anderson and Morrison ; 80 do, Dunedio I and W Co ; 2 do, R Hudson and Co; i do, M Donaghy and Co; 1 do, Cutten and Co; 1 do, N Z Express Co. For Wellington — 5 pkgs. U S S Co; 23 do, Reid and Gray; 40 do. P Hayman and Co; 4 do, Uutterworth Bros; 4 do, Sargood, Son, and Ewen ; G do. N Z Express Co; 1 do, Uallenstein Bros and Co; 14 do, J Speight aud Co ;22 do, Wah Kee; 1 do, J Wendel; i do, Anderson and Morrison; 1 do, Bing, Harris, and Co; 51 do, M Sonaghy nnd Co; 1 do, Coulh, Culling, and Co; 12 do, Wong Tape; 2 do, A and T Inglis; 2 do, A and T Burt; 1 do, Fergusson and Mitchell ; 1 do, Dunedin I aad W Co; 70 do, M'Leod Brcs; 1 do, Captain Hird; 2 do ex Canterbury; 89 sacks flour, Koyse, Stead, and Co. . For Wanganui-6 pk,'s, Sargood, Son, and Ewen ; 3 do, Hallenstein Bros and Co; 4 do, N Z Express Co; 1 do, l< oid and Gray; 60 sacks flour, Royse, Stead, and Co. For Patea -1 pkg, Dunedin I and W Co. For New Plymouth -1 pkg, Halleustein Bros and Co; 4 do, X Z Express Co; 39 do, Dunedin I and WCo; 20 do, A and T Burt; 1 do, A Briacoe and C:>; lot do, Campbell Bros. For Manukau—l pAg, Hallonstein Bros and Co. Per K»kanui, for Invercargill: 16 pkgs, Proctors, Jones, and Co; 7 do, Hogg, Howison, JNicol. and Co ; 667 do, W and G Turnbull and Co; 30 do, Peacock; 116 do, W Scoular and Co; 80 do, A Briecoo and Co; 2 do, Neill and Co (Ltd); 233 do, M'Leod Bros; 7 do, J Rattrsy and Co; 26 do, Cavcrebam Gaiworkß; 9 do, A Lee 3; 3 do, Dunedin I and W Co; 24 do, W Gilchrist and Co; 839 do, N Z Hardware Co; 8 do. Park and Curie; 30 do, J Edmond; 2 do, Esther and Low; 3 do, Austin, Lewis, and Co ; 7 do, Hatton, King, and Co; 5 do, A and T Burt; 1 do, R X Murray and Sons; 2 do, J Neil; 65 do, Neill Bros ;11 do, M Bardsley and Son ; 252 do, R Wilson and Co; 21 do, Reid and Gray; 163 do, Mackerras and Hazlett; 12 do, Sargood, Son, aud Ewen; 1 do, Anderson and Morrison; 15 d\ Dalgcty and Co; 14 do, Gibbs, Bright, and Co; 24 do, J X Scott; 8 do, Tram Co; 7 do, Singer Manufacturing Co; 5 do, R S M'Vickar and Co; 10 do, Ilogg and Iluttoo.

SHIPPING TELEGRAMS.

(Pis United Press Association.)

Auckland, November 19. Arrived: Bengal and Prosperity, from Rockbampton; Myrtle, from Tonga; Golden Me, from Suva; Maka.irom fiaratonga; Australia, 8.8., from Sydno}'. Passengers: M L Green and 13 in the steerage. Sailed: Queen, for Norfolk Island ; Australia, for San Francisco. She takes from this port bullion for tha Bank of New Zealand valued at £29,197. Among her passengers are Mr Chas. Maccabe. On this occasion the Australia is under command of Captain Geest, formerly chief officer of the vessel, who has recently been on leave of absence in England. WsLLisaTON, November 19. Arrived : Anthons, hriKantine, from Melbourne ; May, barquentlne. Captain Grant (111 days), from Foochow. Sailed: Sophia, B Luhra, for Newcastle. Waihora, for Melbourne, via the South. Passengers—Misses Brown, Dimant, Reid, and Moorhouse, Mr and Mrs Todd and family, Captain Sloffatt, Dr Dwyer, Messrs Purdie, Longlund, bh&nnon, Potham, Briscoe, Marchia, Larchin, Haywood, and Weston. Wakatipu, for the South. Passengers— Messrs Parsons and Boardman.

WEATHER EXCHANGE.

■ (Peb United Press Association.) Wellington, November 19. New Zealand.—Depression t-till hanging overWost Coast and central, with northerly winds in North, and southerly in South; showery and overcast. Australia.—High pressure lying between Australia and Kew Zealand, with easterly and northerly winds. Barometere.—New Zealand: Russell and Blufi. 23-7; Wellington, 29-4. Australia: Albany, 29 9; Hobart, Portland, and Sydney, 30-3.

WRECK OP THE INDIA.

(Fib Usithd F&xas Assoouuos.) Wblmxgton, Novomber 19. A telegram from Hokianga this afternoon Btates that the barque India is ashore imide Hokianga Heads, and is fast breaking up. She belongs to Mr T. Henderson, jun., of Auckland, and has been engaged in the Island trade. She'was 2C2 tons register, and was built at New Brunswick in 1853. The Colonial Company has a policy ol £205 on her cargo ol timber. The balance of the cargo is believed to be insured in Sydney in the Southern Insurance Company (Limited).

HOVEMIKTS 07 ONION BTEAM SHIP COM-

PANT'S STEAMERS. MOXDAY, NOVBHBBR 39. Bluff -To Anau arrives from Hobirt. Port Chalmers —Kotorua sailed 1.35 p.m. for Akaroa. Oatm.iu-Oamapere sais for Wellington. Lyttolton—Takapnna sailed 11.10 a.m. for Wellington. Wellington—Waihora arrived 9 a.m. Sunday from Napier; sails 3 p.m. for Lyttelton. Wakatipu arrived 12.30 Sunday from Sydney ; sails noon for Lyttolton. Hawoa arrived 1.45 p.m. Sunday from Lyttolton; sails 12.39 for PictOD. Auckland—Southern Cross fails for Oisborne. Ringarooma arrives from Qisborne.

Tho barque La Franco was towed Ho sea yostorday forenoon, and sailed for Lyttclton with original cargo from tho Mauritius.

The brigantino Defianco was towed up to Dunedin yesterday morning by the s.s. Plucky. The ship Canterbury is to loavo Port Chalmers this morning for the Blue. Th 6 s.s. Ino sailed yesterday for Fortroso. The s.s. Kotorua left Port TJhalmera yesterday afternoon for northern ports. The as. Taiaroa left the Rattray street Wharf ye3terday evening for Timaru. The ship Nelson has taken in 2140 bags grain aud 200 bales of wool.

The Bhip Hurunui has taken in 935 sacks of grain. The barque Wakefield has met with ijuick despatch. She has already put out TOO tons of cargo. A barque, bound north, passed Capo Saunders at 1.30 p m. yesterday. A ship from the southward passed Cape Saonders at 5.50 p m.' yesterday. The e.s. Maori arrived at Port Chalmers yesterday at 7.45 p.m. She left Oatnaru at noon, and encountered Btrong southerly winds and thick rainy weather during the passage.

The Jessie fieadman will not como to this port to load, it having been deemed by the harbour authorities advisable to wait til the harbour has been dredged to a greater depth beforo inviting vessels of her draught to load here.—North Otago Times. Captain Hallet, formerly of the lonic, is now in command of the Tongariro.

The Press has the following itoms: -" On Saturday afternoon, while discharging work was proceeding on board the steamer lonic, tho' cross-jack yard snapped in halves at the slings and fell, fortunately, mifsin^ tho heads of tho men on deck.—Tho steamer Tui reported on arrival at Wellington last Wednesday picking up a life-buoy with the mime of tho Waro of Life on it. No tidings of thin vessel havo been received, yet, though she left this port three weeks Blnce."