SHIPPING

Otago Daily Times, Issue 7002, 25 July 1884, Page 2

SHIPPING

PORT OHALMEH3,

' Tafoioa Heads, latitude 45.17 S., longitude 170.46 I. Koputii Bay, South Point, latituie 45.49 3., longitudo 170.33 JS. Tne longitude of Observation Polut, Pott Chalmers, In tlmo ia li houra 22 minutes 3a seconds eaat ol Greenwich. Tides-High vratsr.F and o,Bhours £i minutes: tide, 6 feet 7 iaehes. MKB-BAldt, AT T/OM CHAMSEBS. New Zealand mean time t& noon, calculated for the meridian cl longitude, kx tlmo 11 houra EO mlautes east of Greenwich, will bo signalled once « wsek by ths time-t*il dropping s4 the Instant ol rnesn noani A blae flag will ba JicteSod at tha EjaaJ-head, Fori OhMmoa rfgaal-Biailoa, on Sho losonoon cl the day when .tea lUaa-stgnai will be gSvea. PHAHKS 0? THS MOON. July 7—Full Moon _ .. .. 22h. 10m. Os. „ 16-Last quarter .. _ .. 9h. 39m, 08. ~ 22—New moon ~ _ _ Oh. 64m. 03. „ 29—First quarter _ .. .. lOh. lm. ts. » I—Apogee „ .. _ - „ lh. Om. Oa. „ 19—Perigee.. .. _ „ 19h. Oau Oa. „ 31—Apogee . _ ISIj. Om. Od. HB WKATMB. July 24— Wind, S.W.; rfeataor, squally. 8 a.m.—Baromaior, SO 00; ibo.M;OE!3ter, 38 Inoon— Barometer, 30.04; thermometer, 52. S p.m.—Barometer, 3016; thermometer, (S man wajeb. July 25 —AS 6io iioads, 442 p.sa. j at Past Chalmers, 5.22 p.m. j aj JSusadia, 6.7 p.m. ARRIVALS Beautiful Star, 9.8., 177 tons, White, from Oamaru. J Mills, agent. Passengers—3 saloon, 7 steerage. Tamsui, b.s., 919 tons, Vartiin, fioni Foochow, via | Wellington. Neill and Co (Limited), agtuts. Passengers—c Chinese. To Anau, b.s., 1652 tonß, M'Oee, from Sydney, Tia the North. J Mills, agent. Passengers ■ Mesdames Fraser, Spioks, Ross, Misses Cowie, Nurse, Mr and M»b Taylor, Blackadder, Mr and Mjs Lyall. Mr and Mis Kennedy, Messrs Henslewocd, Boull, Hankinaon, Shaw, Forbes, Wiight, Beaver, Kower Wakitipu, 8.5., 179? tons, (Wheeler, from Sydney, via Cook SDraifc. J Mills, agent. 1-asstngtW—Mrs Sheppurd, Messrs Low, Simmond3, White, l>r Anderson, and 6 steerage DEPARTURES. Taiaroa, s.s., 438 tons, Smith, for Timaru. J Mills, agent. Marshall S, brigantice, 279 tons, &aig, for Auckland. G Blyth and Co, agents. BXPSCTIiD AHHI7AL3. F*ou Lokdoh—Naircshiro, barque, 965 tons, Feattie, WTKG. Nelson, ship, 1247 tens, Bannatyne, UKRU. Hurunui, chip, 1012 tons, Hazlewocd, QFDB. Ada Melmore, barque, 669 tons, Stevenson. Pleiades, barque, 997 tons, Setteu, MFiiP. Pateora, ship, 869 tons, Donaldson. - Fkoji Pmmouth—Florida, s p., June SO. Tongariro, •.B, 4170 tons, Ballett, V^MF, July 5. Keom Liverpool, via Wellinqiox. — Mountain Laurel, barque, 690 tons, KFOV. Cape Clear, barque, 853 tons, M'Lean, JCKK. Fsom Giiiß«ow- Euterpe, ship, 1197 tons, Phillips, YPJK. Saraca, barque, 838 tons, QVLJ. FkOM Nsw ioRK— Nettie, bavquc, 503 tortß, JQFV. Torena, brig. ElinorVernoD, barque. Alcestis. barque, 893 tons, Norria, HCMN, May 13. Arcadia, barque. FMa Bosses —Aims, barque, 62S ;ona. Made Decker, barque. Charles A. Lewis. From NBWCASTLii-Fredeiick Bassil, barque, 842 tons, BesS, WPBH, .June 28. Marie Ange, barque, 876 tons, July 8. Fkom Vassh—Elizabeth, barque, 349 tons, Lovett. : From Fremanilb. —Alfred Hawley, barque, July 9. CUSTOMS KNTEIE3. rawAusa. Beautiful Star, 146 tons, White, from Camaru, with cargo. J Mills, agent. Te Anau, 1028 tons, M'Gee, from Lyttelton, with cargo. J Mills, agent. Wakatipu, 1158 tons, Wheeler, from Lyttelton, . with cargo. J Mills, agent. OUTWARDS. -. Taiarca, 223 tons, Smith, for Timaru, with -cargo. J Mills, agent.

IMPORTS. Per Beautiful Star, from Oamaru : 21 bsles, ihiw, Sivil!, and Albiou Shippiug Co ; 25 pkgs, order. Per Xc Amu : Froai Sjdtey—lol pkgs, Anderson ■ and Morrison ; 103 do, A and T Burs ; 1 do, Robs an i ~ Gleadining ; t> do, Ua?lcy and Son ; 1 do, Oiball; 1 do, Simon Bros; 7 (;0, US S Co. Jix Ruapehu, Iroin London -93 pkgs, N Z Shipping Uo. Frcm the Coast —40 pkgs, White ;10 do. Monahan ; 1 do, Mo lisoa, Duthie, and Co ; 1 do, R S M'Vickar; 1 do, Masou and II Kuight; 1 do, Wise, Caftin, and Co ; 114 do, N Z Drug Co; 33 do, Marshall and Co; 1 do, P Hayman and Co; 2 do, Bank of Hex Zealand; 1 do, Long; 1 do, bhaw; 2 do, Spairow; 1 do, Bing, Harris, ami Co; 1 do, Chutton; 1 do, Taylor; 6 do, N SI and A Co; 52 do, J Speight an l Co; 1 do, . Nichol; 4 do, Backadder; 4 do, Court; 1 do, Knowle3; 1 do, Weldon ;12 do, Auld; 1 do, Holland; : 1 do, Immigration officer; 1 do, Chsrte s. ."; Per Wakatipu, ftom Sydney: 1 pkg, Continental Export Co ; 1 do, Bi;p{», Harris, and to ; 1 do, Dodg shnn~and Co; 2CO do, A and J Sl'Farlane; 27 do, Spedding; 1 do, Qain; 1C95 do, Dunedin I and W Co; 1 do, Dr Coughsrey; 3 do. M Marshall; 4 do,N Z Hardware Co; 6 do, hoss and M'Neil!; I do, Young; 60 do, lr\ine and Stevenson ; 1 do, Masterton; 55 da, Bull; 10 do, M'Quaid; 3( do, Lamer; 16 do, A Briecoeaid Co; 49 do, Donning Brcs and Co ; 1 do, Darling ani Co; 10 do, Kum Yoon L:e; 87 do, Reid ■ and Gray; SO do, JI Meenan; Ido.NZ Baglo; 23 do, Pryor; 15 do, Silvcrstone; 83 do, U Lirncr; 2 do, Gillies; 38 do, Kimbell; 5 do, Hon G Sl'Laaa; 2.5 do, order; 1 do, H Driver and Co; 174 do, NZ S Co.

EXPORTS. Per T&iaroa, for Timaru: 92 pkgs, Mackerras and Hazlett; 4 do, W Strachan ; 178 do, W Gregg and Co; 1 do, Keast and M Cartby (Ltd); IS6 do, N Z Hardware Co; ldo, Sargo.d, Son, and Ewea; 71 do, D Baxter and Co; 33 co, A and T Biirt; 1 do, W Bridfrman; 10 do, X X Murray and- Son; 153 do, J Rattray and Co; 2 do, N Z Drug Co; 18 do, Donedin I and W Co; 1 do, H JB Shacklock ; 1 do, J Edttond; 230 do, Neill and Co (Ltd); 13 do, Keid and Gray; 4 do, J Speight and Co; 31 do, Hogg, Howison, Nico), and Co; 1 do, A B.iscoe and Co; 1 do, Sainsbury, EUisdon, and Co; 1 do, \V Lane and Co; ldo, US S Co; lot do ex Kotomahata, To Anau, Wakatipu, Hawea, Timaru, Dake of Argyll, and Coptic; B do, 4 sacka oatmeal, R Wilson and Co; 30 do do, 14 pSge, Proctors, Jonej, and Co; 1 bale leather, Michaslis, Hallenstein, and Farquhar; 1 bae ««ed, C Bills.. . . .

SHIPPING TELEGRAMS. {Psb Dsitsb Fbsss Association.)

ATJOKLASD, July 21. Arrived: Handa Isle, from Tinmu. Sailed: Linda Weber, for Queensland; Stormbird, (or the South. Passengers—Mesdame3 Pearca and M"Quire, Messrs Abraham, Forburv, and Pearce.

. Wbllixqios, July 24. Arrivel: Hawea, from Nelson and Pictou; Coptic, from Pert Chalinets.

Sailed: Wanaka, for the North; Hawea, for the South. ' Passengers—Missas M'Currie and Fulton, Mrs Fark, Messrs Hall; Park, Coleman, White, and Fulton.

Lttctewos, July 24. Arrived: limaru, fiom Westport. Sailed: Ante.l, for Mercury Bay; Brodrick Bay, for Cork or Faimouth; Endeavour, for Auckland; Kawatiri, for Westport; Rotomahana, for Wellington.

MOVHIENTS OF UNION STEAM SHIP COUPANT'S S2EAUEES. TIITJESD.W, JfJLY 24 Poit Chalmer3—Te Anau arrived noon from Lyttelton. Wakatipu arrived 1 p.m. from Lyttelton. Lyttelton — Hotomahana ar.ived 7.15 from Port Chalmers; sails 4SO for Wellington. Wellington-Hanea anivedJ. fromPicton; sails 2 p.m. for Lytlelton. RuEsell—Manapouri sails 4 p.m. South. New Plymouth—Rotorua arrived 8 from Manukau: tails i for N-Jton.

WEATHER EXCHANGE. (Fu Ukuks Psissa Aasocit.iion.l

WmuNGHHT, July 24. New Zealand.—Equal pressure and light southerly winds; showery on cast coast.

Australia—High pressure on south coast and Hobart ; generally showery and cloudy ; winds southerly. .

Barometers.—New Zealand: Russell and Bluff, SOl; Wellington, 30. Australia: Albany and Sydney, 30 2; Hobart, SO-3 ; Portland, 30-4.

ARRIVAL OF THE TAMSOJ.

■ The s.s. Tamsui, with the first of the new Fca3on's teas from Focchuw-foo, arrived at Port Chalmers at 9 ».m. yesterday. She is commanded by our old friend Captain Yardin, who had the e.s. Hoihow (one cf the game line) last year. The Tamsui, like her Bister, is owned by Mr J. S. Swire, of Bllliter street,London, and was built in 1880 by Messrs Scott and Co., of Grecnock, who also constructed .her engines, wnich are compound turface-condensing, t4 150-horse power nominal, the dimensions of the fiyUnde s being respectively 28in and 66in, with a length cf stroke of 42in. She is rigged as a fore-and-fili schooner, and is of the following dimemnns:— length, 550 ft 2io ; breadth of beam, 31ft 3in; depth flf hold, JJMt lin. lhe Tamsui brings 400 tons of cargo, and is consigned to Messrs Heill and <30. (Limited). We are indebted to Captain Yatdin for the following repott of her pasaage:—Bhe left Fooehow-foo on June 24, and carried fresh S.W, monsoons down to the equator, which was crossed on July 3in longitude 147 E. TheL cc she took strong S.E. trado?, which continued until the made the land. Arrived off Weliington Heads on the evening of ths 16th inst., but as the weather was thick, she was prevented from getting up t> the wharf until the morning of the 17th inst. After discharging cargo, she left again at noon on the 22ad fnst; had iv.E. winds until Bhe passed Cape Campbell »nd thence variable winds down to Banks Peninsula when a gtreng S.W, breeze set in, and continued to arrival.

The 8 8. Beautiful Star arrived at Port Chalmers at midnight on Wednesday. She left Oamaru whaif at 8 p.m. of that day, and had fresh southerly winds with heavy Tains during her passage down the coast. The schooner Janet Baoieay sailed down from Dunedin yesterday morning, and brought up in Mansford Bay. The Union Company's Bteamer Te Anau, from Sydney, via the East Coast portp, arrived at Port Chalmers yesterday at noon. She left Sydney at 5 p.m. on the 10th inst, had light variable winds and flno weather, and reached Auckland at 11.30 a.m. on the 15th inst.; called on the 17th at noon, and had fine weather until she reached Napier, whe^ she encountered a strong southerly gale, which continued until she arrived at Wellington at 2 a.m. on the 21st Inst.; was detained by bad weather at Wellington until 11 a.m. on the 22nd inst, when she left tor the South, had fine weather, and arrived at Lyttelton at S a.m. on the 23rd; left again at 4 p.m., and met strong B.W. winds with high seas to arrival. "We thank Mr J. Nees Keith '(the purser) for repoit and files.

The b.p. Taiaroa sailed yesterday evening for Timaru.

The brigantine Marshall S was towed clear of the Heads yesterday afternoon, and sailed with cargo for .Auckland. The s.s. WaTtatipu, from Sydney, via Cook. Strait, »rri»ed at Port Chalmers > esterday afternoon. &he left Sydney wharf at 5 p.m. on the 16th inst., had strong southerly gales and high seas during the passage across, and breasted Cape Farewell at 1 a.m? on the 21st, passed Stephens Island at 7.10 a.m., and feached Wellington at 11.15 a.m. same day; left again fttl.3o p.m. on the 22nd inbt., and arrived at Lyttelton at 7 a.m on the 23.-d inst.; left for headquarters »t 3 45 p.m., had strong southerly winds and head aeas down the coast, and arrived in port at 1.10 p.m. yesterday. We thank Mr Moore (the purser) for report and files.

. The ketch Huon Belle worked up the harbour yes' terday afternoon.

NOTICE TO MAP.INERS.

Notice is given in the Gazette that a red light will lie placed on the north or outer end of the railway coal wharf at Opua (Waimancaroi) Point, at the junction of the K&wakawa and Waikari Rivers, and will be shown from sunset to sunrise on and after 11th August 1884, and be Bean between beatings of S,W. | W. and S.E. by E |E.