SHIPPING.

Otago Daily Times, Issue 7721, 16 November 1886, Page 2

SHIPPING.

PORT OHALMER3. Thb Whathib. Novombor 18.-Wind S.W. Weather, dull. 8 a.m, Noon. 8 p.m. Barometer ... 50.06 29.9S 29 OS Thermometer ... 56 62 5S Hioa Wats*, (At the Head! ... ... 6.33 p.m. Nov. 13 }At Port Chalmen ... 6.13 p.m. (AtDunedin ... ~, 6.53 p.m. ARRIVAL. Invorcarglll, ss., 136 tons, Suudstrom, from Invjrairglll. K. l'liiiuuy, agent. DEPARTURES. Gleaner, brigantine, IIS lons, Urquhar!, for Auckland, via Oamaru. If. (.lulhile, agent. Enterprise, bilg-intine, 85 Wis, Bell, for Napier. G. B'yth and Co., agents. BXPBOTUD ARRIVALS. FttOM Lo.tiniM—Waikato, ship, 1021 tons, Sutherlaiul. MPEV, August 25. Waimate, ship, 1131 tons, Canese, NMF3. Taranaki, ship, 1130 tuns, Gordon, QMWH. Nelaon, ship, 1310 tons, Bannatyne, NKPC. Fhom Liverpool, via Wellington—Guinevere, birquo, 879 tons, Ford, April 5, JHST. Cormorant, Bhip, 1073 tons, IITSD, Jessie Readman, ship, 063 Una, Gibson. From Plymouth.—Arawa, a.s., 5026 tons, Stuart, JGQB, October S). Aorangl, R.M.S., 4163 toua, Turpin, VSMG, October 23. From Glassow—Allahabad, barque, 1113 tola, WLNP, July 2. Margaret Galbraith, barque, 189 ton 3, Carden, JKLD. Pleiades, ship, 1020 tons, Setten, MFKP. FBOM Nsw York—Gknelda, arquo, August 11. William Phillips, barque. Abiel Abbot, barque, 560 tous. From Calcutta.—Thomas Bell, ship, 838 tons, VOCN (loading September 28)4 From Ci.aiie.vce Rivkr—Sir John Franklin, schooner, 215 tons, RLHS. From Honhkoxc—Rosamond, s s., September 30. From Lauxcksto-s.via Pout Hspkranck,—Caberfeldh, barque,3ol tons,Hughes, SQMJ, October 14. IMPORTS. Per Invercargill, from Invercargill: 77 bales wool, 2. casks tallow, IW.POOft timber, 200 sucks wheat, 2 cisei aago. . ♦ SHIPPING TELEGRAMS. (Per United Press Associatios.) Welux-otox, November 15. Arrived : Rotorua, from Onehunga, via laranakl. Southern Cross, from Auckland, via East Coaat. Sailed: Te Annu, for the South. Passengers: Mesdames Lee, Dai-lev, Padiiierston, Oiapperton, M'Kenzie, Ellis, King, Gibbs, Rodgers, linkers, Webber, Musa and child, Grant and child. Misses Patrick, Knowles, Murphy, and Gillon, Messra Maunsell, Gibbons, Clnppertou, M'Kenzie, Ellis, Kennedy, Crombie, Dodge, M'Donald, Blackwood, Herman, King, llaurlliau, Marsha!!, flilibs. and Rodgers; and IS in the steerage. Batoum, for the Nortli. Passengers: Mr Millard. Sailed: Tekapo, for Sydney; Ohau, for Auckland, via East Coast; Rotorua, fur Onehunga; Te Alum, tor the South.

Lyttkltox, November 10. Sailed: Clraflor., fnr AVellingion ; Mnhtuapiia, for the South; Wareale.i. lor AVest.ort.; Hinemoa, wilh Governor a-d party, lor AVellington. Bluff, November 15. The AVairarapa left Melbourne at 0 pm, on November 10 ; passed Port Philip Iliads at 8.15 p.m., Cape Schanck at 10 p.m., Sw m Island nt 13.30 a.m. on the llth.andnrrivediit Hobart at 3.1.1 a.m.on the llth; left Hobart at 2.15 p in, on the llth; passed the Solanders at 7 am. on the 15th, ami arrived at the Bluff at 11.15 a.m. to-day. Pas-s-'ngii-s: For Duuedln-MesdiimDS Duncan and child, Misses A Kidd and Arden, Messrs R L Outhwaite, H G Smith, AY Bell, Rev. and Mrs J Mountain, Hon. and Mrs R Oliver, Captains Gray and Wheeler, Mrand Jlrs Aitken, Mrand Mrs Stephenson and daughter. For Lyttelton: Mesdomes Bayne, Friedlauder, nurse, and baby, Miss AVblity, Messis Bennett, II Brettargh, AY J Crawshaw, Pickles, Puschel, Durham, Bayne, J T Whitty, O Goldstone. For AA'ellington: Mesdames Bennett and Kelly, Messrs Atkinson, S Simmons, N S Cncace, and Edwards. For Napier: Mr Beamish. For Auckland: Messrs Bowman and S Phillips. For Sydney: Mr X Corderov. From Hobart, for Lyttelton: Mr and Mrs A Williams. Syd.vey, November 11. Arrived : Afternoon, Manapouri, from Auckland. MOVEMENTS OF THE UNION STEAM SHIP COMPANY'S FLEET." Moxday, Novkmbbr 15. Bluff.—AVairarapa arrived noon from Hobart; sailodop.m. for I'ort Chalmers. Lyttelton.—Mahinapua arrived 8 a.m. from AVellington; sailed 5 p.m. for Timaru. Grafton sailed 2 p.m. for AVellington. Wellington.—Hawea sailed noou for Nelson j Ohau sailed noon for Napier; Tekapo sailed 3 p.m. for Sydney; Te Anau sailed 3.30 p.m. for Lyttelton. »—, The s.s. Invercargill arrived at Port Chalmers at 9.30 p.m. of Sunday, and made fast alongside the ship AVestland. She left-Invercargill at 4 a.m. of the 14th inst., and had S.AV. winds with rainy wea-th-r till arrival. The brigantine Gleaner soiled •. n Sunday for Auckand, via Oamaru. The brigantine Enterprise left Dunediu on Sunday fjr Napier. AVool is commencing to come in steadily from the outports, and the Shaw, Savill, and Albion Company's ship Westland will soon begin to fill up with the new season's clip at Port Chalmers. We were in error in reporting the departure of the brigantine Circe on Sunday morning. It was the Gleaner, nnd not. the Circe which Is still at Dunedin wharf.

The ship Marlborough was all ready for sea yesterday afternoon. Sha is to leave Duned nat 'i a.m. to-day in tow of the p.s. Koputai for Oamaru, where she will load for London.

The brigantine Afma is at the Jetty street wharf, Dunedin, waiting charter. The brig Atlantic has turned out her cargo in sp'.elidld order. After ballasting she proceeds to the South Sea Islands to load for Europe. The barquentine Guiding Star is nearly clear of her Inward cargo. The brig Prospero is on the berth for Hobart. The steamer Penguin was loading nt the Rattray street whdrf yesterday, and sails for the North this afternoon.

The s.s. Beautiful Star was discharging and loading nt the Hattray street nharf yesterday. & square-rigged vessel was reported 14 miles nortl yeßterday afternoon.