SHIPPING.

Otago Daily Times, Issue 7654, 30 August 1886, Page 2

SHIPPING.

I'OIiT OHALM'OKS. T:vr- W:i»-.'!-:nR. August 23—Wiiul S.W. Weather squally. Sn.m. Noun. Bp.rn. Barometer ... Hi 81 2f.HO 2H.M Thermomiter ... io 't'i '•'- August 20—Wind S.W.. fresh. Weather inir. Ba.m. Neon. .*> p.m. Barometer ... So.OI 31.12 "JO.IB Thermometer ... 12 ••" •'•• Hlff' W .'.■?*«. (At the Heads ... ... 3.10 p.m. August 30< At Port Chalmers ... t1.f.0 p.m. (At Duueilin ... ... 'l.'jr, p.m

EIPKOTIfB AUiHVALS

FROM Lospom—Ganymede, May 'S. Wairoa, ship, 1023 tou3. Marlborough, ship, 'll'.'l tons, Hh-d, ,'luue 30. Westland, ship. Illy tons, Jl'Williams, Wi'PC, Juno.".. Waikato, ship, 1021 tons, June 15.

From Livkutool, via Wklmsrtito—Guinevere, barquo, 879 tons. Fori). April 5, JHST. Marmion, barquo, 7SB tons. Cormorant, ship, 1073 tons, HI'SD,

Fkom .Plymouth.—Tainui, 5.5,,5200 tuns, Barlow R.N.R., August 11.

Fiiom G-la«h>w—Himalaya, July 1. Allahabad, barque, 1113 tons, WLNP,'JuIv 2. Margaret Cial bruit h, barque. BS9 tons, Canleii, J XLI).

Kkom Nkw Youk—Mary A. Greenwood, barque, 617 tons, July 2. Glenelkii.

From Calcutta—Areola, barque, 910 tons. Fhom HoiiAiiT, via Pout Ksi'Klun'ck.—Mina, brig, 2h9 t-ins, Miles, August l. Fiiom Foochow. Wliaiupoa, s.s., 1621 tons, WiIPL, August S, Fiio.u BiiisiiAN'E.—llaiula Isle, barquentine, 201 tons, Johns. SLMW, July 31.

ARRIVALS. August L'S. Kekeno. C.C!. schooner, :tl tons, Grcig, from Campbell Islands. Put. in for shelter. Ohau, s.s., 111 tons, Berueeh, from the coast. J. Mills, agent.

Beautiful Star, s.s., 1-10 tons, White, from Oamaru. J. Mills, agent.

DEPARTURES,

August. 29. Kakanui, s.s., Rfl tuns. I!est, lor I'oitroae, K. HitnHfij-, agent.

luvereitrg 11, s.e., Kio tons, Suudslrum, for luver cirgill. K. Ramsay, agent.

MOVEMENTS OF UNION STEAM SHIP COMPANY'S FLEET. Saturday, aiiui'st 2*. Port. Chalmers.—Ohau arrived noon fmiu Gii'.vmouth. Lvttelton.—Mawhera arriviM 7 a.m. from Timaru, sailed:) p.m. for Wellington; Hinvca sailed 10 a.m. for l'ort Chalhners.

The Government «choouer Kcl-eno ran in to the heads for shelter ou Fiidtiy evening, ami beat up to the anchorage iv .Uiinsturd Hay on Saturday morning. Sue left tlie CampNill Islands on the 23rd inst., anil had strong S. and S.AV. winds with heavy weather during tlie passage. The s.s. Ohau, from the coast, arrived at Port. Chalmers lit noon on Saturday, and steamed up to Bunedin.

The s.s. Kakanui left the Georgo street ipier at noon ye.-terday for Fort.ose.

Tlies.s. Invercargill leftJl'ort Chalmers at 3 p.m. yesterday for Invercargill. The s.s. Penguin will leave Dunedin wharf this afternoon for Northern ports. Up to tlie time of our despatches leaving Port Chalmers yesterdnv evening, there were no signs of tlie s.s. Hawea. blie left fyttelton at 10.U0 a.m. of Saturday. and meeting a strong S.W. gale, put into Akaroa nt 4 p.m. of that day.

Tlie -s.s. Heautii'ul Star, from Oamaru, entered t tic hauls at 5.10 p.m. on Sunday,

SHIPPING TELEGRAMS. (Pun Umtkd I'ukss Association.) Auckland, August 28. Sailed: U.S. warship Mohican.

Vt'i-Li.i*-(;TO**, August 20. The bavquentine May sailed lor Cainbr dge Unlf this morning, with -10 passengers trom nil ports hound for Kimhei-lcy. 'Ilie lollowing are tlio names of those going:—Saloon: Messrs A Keid and J Cruickshanl-s; steer.ige: W Allen, J Docherty, J Mulligan, J G:iruet, W Duff, C Dunstan, C Mvers, G Greenfield, T Fgan, It Squale, T Douglas, il 15 and J Bond, II Nuwson, J Norling, A Hare, A Osborne, J Johnson, Breinull, J Pago, J Burke, G Master, G Jo"es, J Managan, G Reid, II Chalker, J Maher, T Fitzgerald. M Falvey, H Hill, J Connell, F Lewin, P Noodsteidt, P Nelson. II King, J Grey, H Watermin, T Wren. II Hercoek, R Johnston, J Christie, T Nuschum. (Reuters Telegram.) Ss-dnky, August 28. The Wakatipu, which sailed on Thursday for Wellington, takes 15,000 cise.-, kerosene ami 100 tons general cargo discharged from the Ciiasca. ff