SHIPPING

Otago Daily Times, Issue 7005, 29 July 1884, Page 2

SHIPPING

PORT CHALMERS. Taiaros Heads, laiitirfa 45.47 S., lonjitudo 170.45 E. Koputai Bay, South Point, latitudo 4d.49 S., longitude 170 39 E. Tne longitude of Observation Point, Port Chalmor?, n time is 11 nours 2i minutes 33 seconds east ot Greenwich. Tides-Kijrh water, F and C, 2 houra 60 minutes ; tide, 5 test 7 inches. Hjta-Eilm AT SOB'S CHAIMBRS. | New Zealand recsn time ai noon, calculated for the msiidian cl lonsft'jdo, in time ii hoots SO minutea east of Greoawlch, will ba signalled onco a wosk by tha timo-bsll dropping a 4 the iasiani of mew noon, A. blae flag will ba hsiatsd ?.4 tha vnrst-taad, PcrS OhiTmcra cSgK&i-siaaion. on Shs foionooa o! tha day when the iima-3!gt»l wili be given. FEASIB OP THJiUOOX. July 7—Fall Moon _ .. .. 22h. lOm. os. „ 15 — lost quasioi .. _ .. 9h. 80m. os. „ 22—New moon .. _ _ Oh. film. Oa. „ 29—First quatier _ .. .. lOh. lm. 03. „ i —Apogee v .. — — in. Om. Ca. „ 19—Perigee ~ .. _ - ISh. Cm. Ca. ~ 31—Apogoe - lfiii. Om. Cd. j THI WBATH3E. July 2S — ■WhM. S.W.; weathos, clear. 8 ».m.—Baromsiey, 29 16; ifcsnncnsejar, -33. Soon— Baioaster, 29 06: Sheriaoreefc r, 44 B p.m.—Barometer, L 9 OS; thermometer, id. HISH WAflB. July 29 —Ai ISa Sssis, 735 p.ja.; si 18 * Qaamicra. 8.15 p.m. i ai Suaedla, 9 0 p.ts. ASRITAIa. Omapere, 5.8., 601 tons, Allman, from the North. J Mills, agent. Passenger— Messrs Hunter, Kankin, Alexander. DKPASTCBB. Taiaroa, s.s., 438 tons, Smith, for Timaru. J Mils, agent. KPECTED ARErvALS. Fsox Los?oa— Nairnshire, barque, 655 tons, Peattie, WIRG. Neissn, ship, 1247 tons, Bannatyno, UKRC. Hurunui, chip, 101S tous, Hazlewood, QFDB. Ada Melmore; barque, 569 tons, Stevenson. Pleiadea, barque, 937 tons, Settee, MFKP. Paieora, ship, 859 tons, Donaldson. FftOM Plymouth—Florida, s p., Juno 80. Tongariro, 8.3,4170 tons, Hallett, YiMF, July 6. From Liverpool, via Wklmkoion. — Mountain Laurel, barque, 690 tons, KFCV. Caps Clear, barque, 853 tons, M'Lean, JCKR. JPaoss .Glasuoo- Euterpe, ship, 1107 tons, Phillips, VPJK. Ssraca, barque, 836 tons, QVLJ. Fsca Ksw Yo£K—Nettie, barque, 603 tons. JQFV. Torena,brig. SUnorVernop, barque. Alcestis, barque, S9S tons, Norris, HCIIN, May 13. Arcadia, barque. FaOH Bcsioa—Alms, barque, 633 ions. Maria Decker, barque Charles A. Lewii. From XBWCASTLB-Frederick Baasil, barque, 842 tons, BesS, AYPBtt, June 28. Marie Angs, barque, 27a tons, July 8. Oceola, ship, 1159 tons, Jones. From Vassb—Elizabeth, barque, 349 tons, Loveit. FEOM Fbbmanilb. —Alfred Haw Joy, barque, July 9. CUSTOMS ENTRIES. IHWABDS. Beautiful Star, 143 tons, White, from Osmaru, with cargo. J Mills, agent. Hawea, 462 tons, Hansby, from Lyttelton, with cargo. J Mills, agent. Omapere, 352 tons, Allman, from Greyrhouth, with cirgo. J Mills, asrent. • ' . Zephyr, 135 tons, Smith, from Greymcuth, with cargo. Koyse, Stead, and Co, agents. OUTWARDS. Enterprise, £4 tons, Bell, for Napier, with cargo. 6 Blyth and Co, agents. Taiaroa, 228 tons, Smith, for Timaru, wiih cargo. J Mills, agent. Hawea, 462 tons, Hansby, for Lyttelton! with cirgo. J Mills, agent. IMPORTS. Per Omapere, from the North: 563 ton 3 coal, M'Fie: 10 bore 3 g-oid for Melbourne, 2 pkija for the Bluff. EXPORT 3. . Per Enterprise, fcr Napier: 215 pkg 1, NelH ar.d Co (Ltd); 15 do, Mackerra3and Hazlett; 12 do, P Fulton; 5 do, A Brisece and Cj. SHIPPING TELEGRAMS. (Psa Ckitsd Frsss Association.) Auckland, July 23. Arrived: Ciaribel, from Oamaru; Mjitle, from Tonga; Columbia, from Xapier. Sailtd: Wanaka, ior the South. Passengers - Misses Friedlander, Davies, Daniels, Dr Schwarzbich, Mrs Cottier, and a number in the steerage. Wellixgtos, July 2S. Sailed: Manapouri, for Mebjume, via the South and Hobart. Passengers—Mis3es Ciaik, Houston, and Fulton, M2sdace3 Witt and Gossett, Me-ars George, Fulton, Common, Koirlands, and Key. Father Sauzeau. Hinemoa, for Lytteltjn. Passenger - Mr E T Gillon. Mawhera, for the South. Pasaengerj-Mra ilaher and two children. Chrisiciiurch, July 28. Arrived : Koraaui and Mahiaapua, fiom We 3 tpott. Sailed: Devonport, for Auckland; Wakitu, for Wellington. Bluff, July 28. TKe TVa)hora lefb Melbourne at 1.40 p m. on the 22nd, arrived at Hobart at 9 a.m. on tha 74th, and left there at 5.15 p.m.; experiecced ttrong southerly winas. with heavy £ci, throughout. Passengers: For the B',uff-Sir WiLiam Jervois, Majir Cautley, Mesdame3 Rhodes and Coates; three in the steerage For Dunedia-iles?ri3 Parker, Jowe't,. Keonedy, KirkeJdy, Coates, Mis 3 Young, Ma:tsr Kennedy; 13 in the steerage. For Ljttelton—Messrs Freeman, Griffin; four in the steerage. For Wellington—Mr and Mrs Adams, Mr Healey, Mr Wesilake; six in the Steerage. For Auckland-Mijs Purcbaa, Rev. R and J Brown, Mr and ilis Culpan ; three in the steerage. MOVEMENTS OF UNION ST3AM SHIP COHPANTS STEAMERS. Mosdat, July 28 Bluff—Waihora arrived 8 am. from HoharJ. Port Chalmers—Omapere arrived 12 noon. Lyttelton—Mahinapua arrived 6 Jast night; tails 5 p.m. to-day. - Wellington—Eotorua arrived noon yesterday from Lyttelton; sailed 12.40 today for p'icton. Manapjuti arrive 18.30 a.m. from Napier: sails 3 p.m. for LytteltoD. . Auck'.a^d'-VTanaka arrived 7.33. The ship Timaru is clear of her inward cargo, with the exception of about 200 tons cf dead-weight. The ship Duke of Argyll has about 250 tons of deadweight to put out. The a.a Taiaroa sailed yesterday evening for Timaru. The s.s. Omapere arrived at Pott Chalmers at 0.30 p.m. yesteidsy. She left Port Chalmers at JO p.m. oa the 2nd icst. fcr her periodical trip round the East and West Coast ports, arrived at Oamaiu at 6 a.m. on~ the 3rd iast., and left again at midnight; reached Timara at 7 a.m. en the 4th inst.and left again at 4.30 p.m. same day, had variable weather, and arrived at Napier at 2 p.m. on the 6th inst.; sailed again at 6.30 pm. on the next day, aad arrived at Giaborne at 6 a.m. on the Bth; left that port at 4.30 p.m , rounded the East Cape at midnight, and reached Tauranga at 10 p.m. on the 9th • leltthat port at 7 a.m. on the 11th, and arrived at Anckland at 9.30 p.m. samo day; left again at 9.£0 p.m. on 12th in9t., rouuded the North Cape at 2.c0 ' p.m. on the 13th, and reachei Greymouth at 7 am. on the 16th inst. Owing to the heavy sea on the Gipymouth bar she was detained sight days at that port, snd left again at 11 a.m. on the 25th inst.; had light variable winds and fine weather, and passed Cascade Punt at S a.m. on the 26th inst.; thence she had strong southwest winds, which increased to a heavy gale; breasted ililford Sound at-4 p.m. same day, and after passing the West Capo- had fresh south-east winds; tinted Payeegur Point at 9 a.m on the 27th, and was off Centre Island at 6.50 p.m.; passed Dog Island at 8.20 p.m., breasted Nugget Point at 5 a.ra. on the 28th, and arrived aa above. THE DIRECT STEAMERS. The New Zealand Shipping Company's s.a. Ruapehu took her departure from Lyttelton on Sunday. The following ti a list of passengers:-Saloon: Mra Sophia C Rhodes, Miss Edith M Khcdes, Miss Amy C Bhodes, Master William Khodes, Rev Mr and Mrs Crawhall, Mi3S63 Winifred Ann and Muriel Crawhall Miss Ann Turner, Mr J B M'Cullock, •Mr Henry Dacres, Mra Beatrice Dacre3, Mr Hugh Corrie Frere Mrs Florence Frero, Allan Gray, Elspeth, Phyllis, anil Owen Frere, Alice Helmhuret, MtOBC Carlyon Mr Charles Enys, Mr William Smith, Mrs Mary Robertson, Mr Frank Robertson, Masters Darcy Archie, Frederick, and Montague Robertson, Ann Wilson, Mr J G Meadow, Mr H H V Mathlas, Mr J Kirk, Mr Fred. W Burnley, Mr Julius Sandtmann. Second saloon: Caroline Pearee Mr B E Fish, Mr E T White, Mrs Jane Reid, Jean and Arthur Reid, Mr Thomas Berry, Miss Ada Berry, Mrs Elizabeth Stubba, Miss J W Parke. Steerage; Frances JP*.>rce, William Marsh, Betsy March, WUlnm Marsb, juni .Mary Crook, John Crook, Louisa Stewart, IsaBell 3. George, and Alexander Stewart, Peter Grant, Jfartfca JSaj'ley, Samuel Mile?, James Woodhead Clitide Fis.cs.is, W J Batt, James Harri3, Elizabeth Broadhurst, feldeet Dennehy, James M'Mangla J G Wright, Jane W Parke, Frederick Clarke, John Bailey. Her cargo is aa follows;— From Lytteltoo for Bio de Janeiro—62l Eacka potatoes. From Wellington for £iondoa—6lß3 carcasses frozen mutten, £71 htnd-quar-iers do, 42 shoulders do, 624 legs do, 98 casks tallow, 42 bales wool, 3 bale 3 akins, 150 .caseg meats, 13 pkga sundries. 1 case beeswax, 37 bales basils, 10 caska honey, 9 bales leather, 23 taekß do, 100 ,wses preserved rabbits, 2 sacks tail hair, 3 bales" rabbitskins. From Lyttelton for London—Bl bales wool, 27 do basils; 11 do leather, 10 eases cheese, 48 sacks pease 63caskatiUow, 5 pkga sundrisa, 97 ba!e3 rabbitskins, 3 cases do, 375 Eaeks beans, 500 do flour, 520 do oats 6220 do wheat, 7588 carcasses frozen mutton, 20 caska .pelts, 19 bales sheepskins. According to the Press, the Ruapehu had on board 12,924 carcasses cf frozen mutton and 9J7 pieces - " arms, legg, and wings." The piseenger patronage was not large, there being but some 68 passengers on board in all classes. She could have taken also a great deal mo.-c cargo, and would have had a transhipment ol hops from the s.e. Rotorua had the goods bsen here according to promise, it may be mentioned, while referring to cargo, that a small tode is springing up between this Colony and Rio de Janeiro, and ere long it may quite be expected that some business will be done in the way of carrying cargo and passengers from the port of Rio home■warda.