SHIPPING.

Otago Daily Times, Issue 7568, 20 May 1886, Page 2

SHIPPING.

,;*PORT CHALMERS. sai»ro» Heads, latitude 45.47 S., longitude 170.45 S. Koputai Bay, South Point, latitude 45.49 S., Songitude" 170.39 B. ■The longitude of Observation Point, Port Chalmers, in time is 11 hours 28 minutes 38 seconds east ■ot Greenwich. Tides.—High water, V and C, 2 bciirs 50 minutee; tide 5 feet 7 inches. Time-bah, i.i Post Chalmers. A blue flag will be hoisted at the mast-head, Port Chalmers signy.l-station, on the forenoon of the day when the time-signal will be Riven. Phases of thi Mook. (.Qahjuiated for New Zealand mean time.) : '•■. r~j '. i; : .. -MAY. D. H. M. New M00n... ... 4 ... 3 12.5 p.m. First Quarter ... 11 ... 1 50.1 p.m. Pull Moon ... ... 18... 117.1 p.m. -.- last Quarter ... 26 ... 11 6.1 a.m. Perigee,'lid lib. 30m a.m. Apogee, 29d llh 30m a.m. ]• . Thb Wkathbb. May 19—Wind N.E. "Weather dull. 8 a.m. Noon. 5 p.m. ' Sarometer ; :■•' ... 29.46 29.42 29.44 thermometer ... 50 56 52 : . Hieu Watbh. ..•.-. ■1 At the Heads: . .., ... 4.15 p.m. May 19V At Port Chalmers ... ... 4.55 p.m. (At Dunedin ... ... 5.40 p.m. :: ' ~;■;'■.■•■. ARRIVAL. -■■■. 'le-Anaui B.si, 102S tons, M'lntosli, from the ■r North. 'J Mills, agent. Passengers — Mesdames Spooner, Henderson and child, Moeller, 'Wood, Pal■mer, Captain Thompson, Messrs Kennedy, Chamber- . saiu, iislier, Turnbull, Harvey; and 11 steerage.

- ; -. DEPASTURES. •E U Cameron,.schooner, 54 tons, Taylor, for Waikawa; -Ma3ter, agent. ■ Manapouri, s.a., 102S tons, Logan for Auckland, via East Coast ports. J Mills, agent. Passengers: . 3Tor Lytteltton-r-Mr Atkinson. For Wellington—Mr ~ <and Mrs Holmes, Miss Warren, Messrs V Pyke, M.H.K., Crow. • For Napier—Misses Stelli, Cross, Messrs Kerr,, King, Gunn. For Auckland—Miss Conway, Mrs and' Miss Fenwick and child, Mr, Mrs, :and Miss Sise, Mrs Keane and child, Mr, Mrs, and Master Rutherford, Misses Murray (2), Mesdames Steinhoff, Schneider, Home, Benjamin; and 2 steerage. : v

Invercarglll, s.s., 136 tons, Sundstrom, for Invercargill. X Kamsay, agent.

BXPEGTBD AKBIVALS

i'aoM London—Bavenswood, barque, 1123 tons, BDHQ. Crusader, ship, 1058 tons, Scotland, HCLB. Glasgow, ship, 1143 tons. VPFM, March 1. Fameooth, barque, 933 tons, Morgan. From Plymouth—Tainui, s.s., 6200 tons, Barlow, JSHG, March 27. E.M.S. Kaikoura, 4474 tons, Crutchley, April 8. E.M.S. Tongariro, 4163 tons, Bone, May 8. VSMF. Doric, s.s.-, 4753 tons, Jennings, HKVM/ April 24.

From Jjivkrpool—Uarnavon Castle, barque, 721 tons; Griifitbs, LBGV, February 22. From' Glasgow — Alastor, barque, 874 tons, Glazebrooke, WTGF,

Fbom NbwYork—isabell,barque, 3so tons, March ,24. Ama, brig, 1% tons. ■

CUSTOMS ENTBIES, IBWABDS.

' Te Anau, 102 S. tons, M'lntosh, from Lyttelton, yith cargo. J Mills, agent. ■■--;■ ~" ;,. Invercargill, 136 tons, Sundstrom, from Lyttelton, ton, with cargo. X Ramsay, agent. ■ ; ■•. V- OUTWABBS.

-Manapouri, 1020; tons, Logan, for Lyttelton, with cargo. J Mills, agent.

IMPOSTS.

■ . Per le Anau, from the North: 200 cases oranges, 50 do. salmon, 31 do canned fruits, 30 do Bauce, 14 do arugs;<2do tallow, 12 do periodicals, lbale sheepekins, 29 pkgs machinery, 1 case machinery, 1 do -_begr, v l box seed, Ido car springs, 1 case plants, 7 rolls matting, 1 pkg leather, 1 keg butter, 50 casks and 33 pkgs sundries. . v,

SHIPPING TELEGKAMS. (i?SB UIfITED PBBSS ASSOCIATIOM.)

:,.. ■ , Aucklasd, May 19. Arrived V Sarah "Pile, from Lyttelton; Lutter:worth, from Taranaki.

Sailed: Herald,ipr Greymouth; Northumberland, ifpr.Napier; Eotomahana, for Sydney. .. Wellington, May 19. ■ Arrivedi.Hinemoa, from Lyttelton; Grafton, from West Coast; Hawea, from the South. Sailed: Tainui, for Port Chalmers; Hinemoa, for Auckland and Whangarei; Hotorua, for the South. •Pa33engers—Misses Keid, Brown, Foster, Mrs Eeid, Mr and Mrs Sutton and family, Messrs Milne, Danks, Hankiuson.'Lawlor, Turner, Skinner, Baxter, Dolaraore, Greaves, Thompson, Jamieson. The ketch Thames is ashore in Jackson's Bay, Tory Channel. She dragged her anchors on Monday night, -and .went ashore on a sandy beach. The " steamer Napier attempted to tow her off yesterday, *out failed.. The vessel was to be lightened to-day, and is expected to get off. The Thames was bound (rora Pelorus Sound to Lyttelton, with timber. She is not expected to receive any damage. • Five barques and a three-masted 6Chooner were seen in the Strait yesterday.

Lyttelton. May 19. Arrived: Koranui, from Greymouth; Wareatea, from Westpost. Sailed: Mahinapua, for Dunedin.

Timaru, May 19. Sailed: Taupo, for Northern ports; Wakatipu, for .Sydney.

MOVEMENTS OF UNION STEAM SHIP COMPANY'S STEAMEBS.

. r.:\ WEDNESDAY, MAY 19. ...... Port Chalmers—Te Anau arrived 11 a.m. from Lyttelton. Manapouri sailed 4 p.m. for Lyttelton. Lyttelton—Mahinapua arrived 9.30 a.m. from Wellington ; sails to-night for Timaru. Wellington—Eotorua sailed 2 p.m. for Lyttelton. Southern Cross sailed 3 p.m. for Napier. '■' Nelson—Omapere arrived 6 a.m. from Wellington; sailed 9 a.m. for Westport. Wanaka arrived 9 a.m. from Wellington; returns 8 p.m. New -Plymouth—Penguin arrived early from Manukau; sailed 8.30 a.m. for Nelson.

" The s.s. Te~Ariau, from the North, arrived at Port Chalmers at 10.40 a.m. yesterday. She left Auckland at 0.15 p.m. on 13th inst., called at Gisborne, Napier, Wellington, and Lyttelton, and left the latter port at 5.15 p.m. on the 18th inst., arriving at the Port as above. She met a heavy south-east ■ gale on the passage from Napier to Wellington, attended by heavy head seas and very thick weather. Thence to arrival she had light variable winds with fine weather. We are' indebted to her obliging purser (Mr R. Guy) for report and files.

The s.s. Manapouri left the Dunedin wharf yesterday afternoon for Auckland, via the East Coast ports. ■ ■'•:'.

The coal hulk Esk was towed from Port Chalmers to Dunedin yesterday by the s.s. Plucky. ' ■ The steamer Tainui, from England via Northern ports, left Wellington at 1 p.m. yesterday, and.is due -at-Port Chalmers some time this evening. ■ ' s

' The steamer Invercargill sailed yesterday evening for Invercargill.

■ The schooner E. U. Cameron sailed yesterday .forenoon for Waikawa.

The captain of the schooner Croydon Lass, which, has put in at Wellington, reports that he left Havelock on Monday,; 10th inst., bound for Lyttelton; was off Gore's Bay, fifty miles from Lyttelton, on Thursday night at 8 o'clock. On Friday morning encountered a terrible squall, which put the vessel on her beam ends and flooded the decks. They cut the lashings of the deck load and threw the timber overboard, thereby relieving the vessel and enabling her to right' herself. Meanwhile the mainsail had split, and the other sailsrtjfaw away as fast as they could be set. They rigged a sea anchor, and by that means rode" out the gale with the loss of all fresh water on board and the destruction of a portion of the bulwarks, which had to be knocked away to clear the vessel. On Saturday at noon the wind lulled, and at 8 p.m.-it came up again from the S.E., gradually veering to S.S.W., and blew another heavy gale, which lasted until Monday rnorning. At 7 a.m. on Monday the vessel was about twenty-five miles E.&E-. of Cape Campbell, and close to a large three-masted steamer, likewise hove-to.' s Made sail anof stood in for land, the steamer likewise getting under weigh. The crew had been two days without water.

VESSELS-IN PORT. ,-A±:,the3pwen-Pier.—S.s. Ringarpoma. At the;- George -street Pier: Barque Edwin Fox. p'.'s." Koputai, s.s. Plucky. In the Stream: barque Frederick Bassil, s.s. Takapuna.

AT DUNEDIN. ~Ship: Lyttelton, Captain Bowman. Barques: Hertfordshire, Captain Le Couutsr; Charles G. Rice, Captain Bailey; True Blue, Captain Davison.- Barquentine Guiding Star, Captain Iken. Steamers: Reynolds, Iron Age, Beautiful Star, Shag.