SHIPPING.

Otago Daily Times, Issue 7723, 18 November 1886, Page 2

SHIPPING.

PORT OHALMBH9. THI VUITBMB. November 17.—Wind "> W. WenHnr 6nc. 8 a.m. Noon. (p.m. Barometer ... 25>.80 29.83 29 83 Thermomtter ... 60 78 70 HlflH WJITU. {At the Menda ... ... 7.11 p.m At Fort Chalmers ... 7.51 p.m AtDunodin ... ... 8.3t) p.m. AKIUVALS. Muhina-ua, s.s., 2'>s tons, Holmes, from the North. J Mil s. agent, I'nuengers : Mrs M'Ka.v fiad r-hird, Misses M'taren, Wilson, Mt-ssr.-Pollock, Bo.ton, S.mou, Sharp, Kuncimaii; aud live »',e r.iga. Koputai, steam tug;' 158 tons, Sinclair, from Oamaru. Te Aniiu, s.s., 1023 tons, Jl'llitosh, from Sydney, via the TC'ist Coast. J Hills, ngaut. Passengers: Mr and Mrs Thomi». Mr and Mrs Ciapperton, Dr and Mr* Uakers, AJeadamea Dvmoek, liart and child, Westwnjd, Grant and child, Darbybread. Misses Draio k, Patrick, Hart. Mo*sra Dlckson, Marohall, Koith, Dodge, Julmston, ICo.ist, Lyons; and six learage, DEPAHTURES. ■) 'Invo'cargill, s.s., 13d rona, Suudstrum, for InvertargiH. X iiamsay, a«ent. Wnirarapa, s.>., 1023 toiH, Chatflold, for Sydney, via the Hast Coast. J Mills, anent. Passenger's: For Lyttelton—Messrs Martin, Lori-, Loasby, Smith, 'SUverstoni. Fur Wellington—Mr Martin. For Napier—Jlr Israel. For Auckland—Mr Morrison. PprSjduey-Mr Oroeher; and seven Bteerage. IMPORTS. P«- Mahinapua, from the North: 74 oaks, 101 cheese, uD sacks barley,'B9 bales wool, 20 cases nails, 2O'dp hematite, 34 hides, 7 bundles skins, 11 tons I undries., l'ef Tj Anau, from Sydney and tho North 1 1702 boxes ten. 17 half-cheats do, 213 pkgs Chinese gbuds, 1114 mats sugar, 120 bales hemp, 25 cases syrups, Cl cases, 4 cases dru,s, 4 orates bottles, 6 pkgs weighbridge, 8 bales pap r, 9 cases pickles, 6 trunks bojia, 2 1 ales broJiii", rt pkga leather, 1470 pkgs ex s.s. Tonganro, til pkgasundries. ■ ■'■» - SHIPPING TELEGRAMS. . (PiH U»ITKD I'KKSS ASBOCIATIO.I.) Wiu,linoto.v, November U.> Arrived: Koranui, from the South. Tiinaru,ship, at tno heads, irem London. She brings ouo a quantity of submarine mine material for the Governmeut. Sailed: Ilawea, for tho South. Passengers: Mlssea Finch and Eyeton. Me.-damea Hanse aud Byeton, Messrs Young, Scott, Marryatt, and Alaater Bordot. LYTTEr.Tojf, November 17. SMled i Penguin, for Wellington; Oreti, for Wanganul. rUOVBMBNTS OP THM UNION STKAM SHIP COMPANY'S FLKBT.1 Wepxesdav, November 17. Port Chalmers—M.hiimpua ar.ived 6 a.m. from Timiiru. Te Aiwu arrived 1 p.m. from Lyttelton. Wairarapa Bailed 4 pm. for Lyttelton. Wellington—Haweraarrived 4 a.m. from Nelson; tailed 1 p.m. for Lyttelton. Korauul arrived 1 p.m. from Lyttelton; sailed 9 p.m. for Nelson. Nelson—Orafton arrived Ba.m. from Wel.lnglon; •ailed ..oon for Weatport. Qisborii I—Ohau arrived 3 a.m. from Napier; sailed 1 a.m. for Tauranga. Itussell—Hotoiutthana arrived 6 a.m. from Auckland ; sailed uoou for Sydney.

The s.s. Mahimpua arrive I at Port Chalmers at 6 a.m. y sterdny, »he left Wi'stport at 10 p.m. "f the 12ihinst., called at Nelson on t c next day, Tieton and Wellington on tho Mth, and Lyttoitou and and Akar .a on the following day, an t reached Thrnru at 9 a.m. ot the 16th; left again at 5 p.m., and arrived as above. She nid favourable weather throughout the passage. Tlie s.s inverMrgili left Dunodin on Tuesday evening for Inveicargill. The ship Mailborough, which left Dunedin on Tuesday morning In tow of the p.«. Kopu'at for O.unaru, reached that port at 5 p.m. of the same day. siho met a strong N.E. wind and heavy sea along tho coast. The.tug Koputai left Oamaru at 6 15 p.m. ol Tuftiiiav, had fine weath r aiong the coast, and renohed Port Clialmerj a$ 1 a.m. yesterday. The s s. Wairarapa steami'd d.i«ii from DunoJln yesterday am was berthed at the George Blreet pier. She left in the aft.rnojn for Sydney, via the Bti-t Co st ports. The schooner l.ily commenced discharging cargo at the Geo ge street pier ye-terday. The s.s. Te Anau from Sydney, viaNorthe nporls, aniyed at Fort Chalmers at 1.60 p.m. yesterday. Shel-it the U.S.^. Compa-.y's wharf at Sydney at S.IS p.m. of tho 4th hist., had moderate northerly winds and fine weather during the passage across and reached Auckland it 3 p.m. of the 9th hist.; eft again at midnight of the 11th; called at Uisbor. c aud Kapler on the 13th, Wo Ilngton on the 14th. and JLyttelton on the ltSMi; left t c latr.er port at 7 p.m. s me day and arrived a3 above. She had light variable winds with line weither a'ong the coast. TVo thank Mr B. Guy (the purser) for report and flies The Shiw, SaviU and Albion Oompiny"s s.s. Arawa arrived at tlubart at 2 a.m. yesterday. We expect her to each Po tClmimera ou Sunday. The brig Proapero was tow. d down from Dunedin yestorday afternoon and arrived in Deborah Bay. Tho 9.8, To Anau steamed up to Duuediu yesterday evening. ■ . - VESSELS IN PORT. The following vessels were iv the harbour of Ot'KO yesterday :— At the Bowmi Pier-Dirqu»s OthJllo (Captain Barle). Splendid (Captain Angirm); s.s. Hingarojma, Te Anau (Captain M'lntoah). At th< Kxpoit Per — Ship WestUnd (Captain M'Williams^s.a Waual-B. At the George Pier—St-amerß Wakatlpu (Captain WheelnrJ, Wairarapa (Captain Chatfleld), VVailwra (Oiiptain Pophamj, Plucky, Koputai; schooner Lily (Captain-Connor). In the Stream—Barque Areola (Captain Pe'resrlne); schooner Awarua (Captain Drew); i.e. IVapuua. — -AT BVX«HIK. Birquentines Guiding Star (Capta'n Iken), Sir John Krauklyn (Captain Brown); brigs Atlantic (Captain Jausen), Afma (Captain Ankerson), P o<pero (Captain Shimmins); schooner Janet Bama-y; ke eh Catliu; brigantino Circe (Captain Davies); steamers ahag, trou Age, and lieynolds.