SHIPPING.

Otago Daily Times, Issue 7224, 13 April 1885, Page 2

SHIPPING.

PORT OHAT,HER3. April 12 —Wind. S.W. | weather, fluo. 8 .m. Batomotor, so 62; thsnnometor, CO. Noon— Jaromoto?, SO 61; thermometer, 70. 6 p.m.—Baroneter, 80,56 ; trrcrmomotor, li. mcii. V7ATBB. April 13 —At tlia Heads, 189 p.m. | »t Port '{;?ton?;1, s 13 :'.::■,. j si Rtiaaoin, U 4 f.lit. iairaua. Aptll 11. Hawoa, 5.«,, 721 tons, Hansby, (rom the North. ! Mills, agent. Passengers-Mra Lovi, Mlsse3 KingsTell, Cargltl, Slesara Joel, L-mdon, Glbble, Foter, and 1 stocragn. Taupo, as, 410 tons, M'OoH, (rom Auckland, via ho West Coast. J Mills, PRcVit. jJeautiial BJ»», 0.c., «?7 tons, Whlio, from Oamara. ( Mills, agont. Pastorigsra— 1 saloon, 6 storage. April 12. Kakanui, 3.3., 59 tons, Sundetrom, (rom Invarj>j",'lll,. X (fomaay, agent. BBFASUJMS. April 11, Jano Anderson, schooner, 03 Goas, Owens, (or nvercargill. X Ramßay, agon*. Maid o( Otago, schoonet, CO tons, Fraeoi, tor •Uvorton. Master, ago»t, April 12. Koranul, 3.9., BM. ions, Oliver, (or the West Coast. A J Burns, fcjjsak CUSTOMS ENTRIES. ; RSWAKBS. Ilawea, 402 tons, Hanaby, (rom Lyttelton, with 3argo. J Mills, atrent. Janet Ramsay, 41 tons, Norman, (rom Invcrcargill, with cargo. DudjcUd I and W Co, agonts. outwards. Jane Anderson, 06 tone, Owens, for Invorcarglll, with cargo. Dunedln I and W Co, agents. Albert William, 487 tons, JaUray, (or Lyttelton,frith cargo. B ami NZ M and A Co, agents. Glen Vilio, 899 tons, Monro, (or Sydney, with cargo. W Scoular and Co, sgonts. Koranul, SOI tons, Oliver, (or Tlmaru, with ■»rgo. A J Burns, agent. IMPORTS, Per Hawea. (Rom the North: ti32 pkgs sundries. Per Beautiful filar, (rom Oamaru : 6 bundles skins, 4 bales tweed, 2 b.irrcle, 2 bags (at, 1 bale skins, 17 casks tallow, 67 bales wool. 'SHIPPING TELEGRAMS. ■Vr.Z UJWID PESB3 ASSOCJIASIOIU Auckland, April 11. Arrived: Pakwan, from Java, with 100 torn of raw sugar (or the Sugar Company; Ada C. Owen, from Rarotonga. Sailed: Lutterwortb, (or Duncdin; Olive, (or Tonga. ' Ltttbltoh, April 11. Arrived: Go Ahead, from Oamaru; Tuiaroa, (rom Akaroa; Grafton, fn m Wellington. Sailed: 'i'ainui, (or London, at 4 a.m., with a large cargo of produce; Examiner, (or Brisbane; Gratton, (or Oamaru. THE RUAPEHU. WhMilhoton, April 11. The X 11 S. Ruapohu on this trip to Lcndon takes Iho following passengers:—Saloon Mieaea Atkinson, 51 and A Brouncber, Johnston, B Jones, M and G Lanyou, Maredcn, M and A Menzies, F Randolph, Tumor, and Wyman, licfldamoi Jones, Mathiaa, and Haradun, Mr and Mrs Donaldson, Mra >.il- i toy, Mr aud Mrs Johnston, iloo Mr and Mrs G M WatcrhnuEfi, Mr and Mro Wymau and infant, Mr and M,a Wells and lr.fant, Sir G ISucldcy, Moearß F and J Back, U Badham, 0 Carter, Chambers, T Cooper, 0 Daw, D EdWii'ds, H Graham, T Harman, W Holmcß, A Mooro, J Scott, B Williams, A Carboroujib, and blaster Burton. Scnoiid cabin—Miuces dndrlll, Chambortl, ilfilbm, Ho>klut>, MiUdor, Ormu, Shallon, and Taylor, Mesdames Bradshaw, Clay, Taylor and infant, Mr and Mrs Poilock, Mr and Mrs Sballen, Mr and Mrs Sweetlan', Mo-bim Clayton, Collls, Denny, Oarland, Bull, Molo, Kelly, MurgaSroyd, Noil, Ormo, Prloa, Kobirte, fcpile, Wocdward, Tuck.r, r.od Wollfor. Si'.craee- Misses Dcnnellyand Hotter, Me daaice ilother, Crookes, Hooker, Libite, JValker, Worrall and obi d, llr and Mrs Cottcrlll and family (3), Mr and Mrs Francis, Mr and Mrs Grant and family, Mr and Mrs Green, Mr aud Mm Hodges and chl d, Mr aud .Mrs Ju d aud infant, Mr and Mrs Johnaton and S children, Mr and Mn Puck, Mr und MraKentouand family, Mr and Mrs Satmau, Mr and Mrs Young, Messrs Grlaton&ou, Andrew, Barber, Beaumont, Scnton, Carlyb, Cocking, Coaper, Cowle, Cowioson, Crosbie, Cronin, Creaer, I,'uthbertson, Denlson, Giles, Eaatwioke, Edwards, Grlmshaw, Hamell, lla-tra, Bay, Hewitt, Hickey, Hockonhall, Hutcblnsoa, Hooker, Koin, Kcrkin,Utsle>voad, Lyell, Mann, Macfarlane, Mulnnricr, Mathloaon, Macllwraith, Packer (2), Proven, Ryan, Shut, Small, Mnitll and 2 children, Speary, Thomas, Young, Walker, and Thompson, Detective Walker, and the prisoner Sbeeban. An attempt was made at 1 o'clock thla morning; by the Wakatlpu and Hliiernoa to tow the Ruapehu off, but It proved unsuccessful. Later. Tho Kuapehu floated off at 1 o'clock thii; afternoon, and has not sn.-tamed any Injury, gho baa a quantity of (rozon mutton to tako in hero, and it is hoped to her away for London on Monday night.

kovbiskseh «* okioji steam sai? eoa V6STB SIKA'&SIIS. Saturday, April 11. Lyttolton -Rotorua arrived 0.40 a.m.- from Wellington ; Bails 9 p.m. for Wellington. Wellington—Wakatlpu Bailed 1 a.m. for Sydnoy. Nelson—Wanaka arrived 6 a.m.; Balls i p.m. for Wellington. Spit-Uotomahana arrived 7.80 from Qlsborno; soils LI p.m for Wellington. New Plymoulh-Peng-in arrived 7am.; eail9 8 p.m.

The e.g. Bawea, from tho North, arrived at Port Chalmers at BSOam. on Saturday. She left Wellington at S.liU p.m. on tho 9th inst., had fresh southerly winds, and reached Lyltelton at 8 30 a.m. on the 10th inut ; loft again at 2 p.m., passed Akaroa at 6 30 p m., had moderate southerly winds and find weather down the coast to arrival. We thank Mr W.Nancarrow (tho purser) for report and flics. The schooner Maid of Otigo sailed on Saturday iit'jrnoon for Rlverton. Tba schooner Jane Anderson left Port Chalmers on Saturday afternoon for Invorcargill. Saturday, had llgut H.W. winds with fino weather along the caast, and arrived at Port Chalmers at ).S0 p.m. Tue b.s. Taupo arrivod at Port Chalmers at 11 4* p.m. on Saturday, bhe left Auckland on March 25, <uri light Bouthorly breezes after passing (ha North Cape, and arrived at Grejmoulh on March 28; loaded with coal, and loft again at 3 p.m. of the 6th iusi, had light wludu with &ie weather, and arrived at Ljttelton at ÜBO p.m. of the Bth inst.; discharged cargo, and left again at 1 a.m. of the 11th inst ; hud fine wetther down the coast, and reached Port Chalmers as abovo. We thank Mr Ramsden (tue purser) tor ropars nnd files. The hilgantino Seagull was towed up to Dunodin >n Saturday afternoon. She eaild for Auckliud at an early date. The 8.8. Rlngaroonu leaves Port Chalmers this ittornoon tor Northern parts. Thee.B. Koranui lett Dunedin' yesterday afternoon or the WOt Coast ports, via liunru. The B b. Kakanui, Irom Invercargill, arrived at Port Chalmers at 4 a.m. yesterday, and passed up the har'our to Dunedin.