SHIPPING.

Otago Daily Times, Issue 8398, 23 January 1889, Page 1

SHIPPING.

POK'C CUALMKK3, Phases of this Moos. Calculated for New £e»i;md mean.Mme.) D. H. M, Sew Moon ... ... " ... 838 p.m. First Quarter ... ... 9 ... 13 11 p.m. Full Moon ... ... 17... 5 7 p.m. Last Quarter ... ... 25 ... 327 a.m. New Moon ... ... 31 ... 840 p.m. Porigee, 2nd, 4 p.m. Apogee, 16th, 4 p.m. Thb Wkathkr. January 22.—Wind: Morning, S.W.; afternoon, N.E. Weather fino. Ba.m. Noon. 5 p.m. Barometer ... 30.22 30.30 30.5-2 Thermometer ... 68 76 74 HIOH WATHH. lAt the Head» .. ... 6.54 p.m. Jan. 23 lAt Port Chalmen ... 7.311 p.m. (At Dunedin ... ... 8.19 p.m. ARRIVALS. Omapere, s.s,, 352 tons, Smith, from Westport. 3 Mills, agent. Passengers: 2 steerage. Invercargill, b.s., 136 tons, Sundstrom, from Lytteltou. X Ramsay, agent. DEPARTURES. Beautiful Star, s.s., 146 tons, Fenu, for Oamaru. J Mills, agent. Rlenner7 brigantlno, 115 tons, Bae, for Auckland and the Thames. BXPEOTBD ARRIVALS. FnoM Loitdo.y.—Taranaki, ship, 1130 tons, Gordon, QMWP. Oamaru, ship, 1269 tons, WSNG (November 14). Westland (via Glasgow), ship, 1116 tons, Scotland, WVPU (December 15). Peri, 897 tons (November 30). Otago, ship, 993 tons (December 20). From Livkiipool.—Olive, 817 tons, Peterson, EFHM. Fbom Glasgow.—Hudson, barque,797 tons, Kemp, W3FP. Brussels, barque, 091 tons, VGMN. Fkom Nkw Kohk.—Alice Reed, barque (October 5). Mathilda Hennings, barque, 523 tons, MDJF. FuoM CinisrifKFißXD Island.—Sybil, barquentiuo. '.» ' m IMPORTS. [Spiciai, Notici.—Consignees desirous of having (heir names appear in this part of our columns, together with their consignment.!), may have the tame inserted on payment of a small charge.l Per Omapere, from Westport: 565 tons coals, 7 bales wool, 9 empty hhds, 1 fish plate.

SHIPPING TELEGRAMS,

Auckland, January 22.—Arrived: Arawata, from Fiji; Wairarapa, from Sydney. Southern passengers : For Napier—Rev Mr Alnuch, Mr Will. For Wellington—Miss Patterson, Meedames Grace, Patterson, Messrs Riches, Grace, M'lntyre, Tompkinß, Patterson, Master Grace. For Dunedin—Bev Mr and Mrs Foster. Bey B P Watt, Dr Colquhoun, Dr Closs, Misses Kellan, Allen, Fowler, Mr Sprone. For Lyttelton—Mr and Mrs Castell, Captain and Mrs Smith, nurse, and servant, Miss Sundmelt, Messrs Spence, Grosman; and 31 steerage for all portß.—Sailed: Te Anau, for Sydney; Maitai, for Wellington.

Lytteltojt, January 22.—Arrived: Kahu, from Chathams. Sailed: Takapuna, for Wellington; Herald, for Greymoath; Tekapo, for Dunedin; Waihora, for Molbourne, via the South. Passengers : Misses Bute, Fish, Peele. Richardson (2), M'Leod (2), Lewis, Mesdames Moore. John. Gregory, Brown, Dr Jeffcoat, Rev Bull, Messrs Moore, Brown, Peele, Townsend, Smith, Knight, Dewhurst, Gregory, M'Dougall, Mason.

Bluff. Jauuary 22.—'.Che Rotomahana arrived at 11 o'clock last night. She cleared Port Phillip Heads at 640 p.m. on the l«th, arrived at Hobart at 7 a.m. on the ISth, and left at 3.30 p.m.; had unusually line weather throughout. Passengers: For tho Bluff —Mesdames Robertson, Barrett, Curran, Young, Struck and 2 children, S King, and W Jones, Misses Perry and O'Rourke, Messrs Robertson, M'Leod, Barrett, Kirkchaaf, Grove, Braddon, Baker, Derheem, Adams, Young, Strack, Ritchie, King, Thonenmi, W Jones, Colonel Couran; 17 in 6teer»ge. For Dunedin— Mesdames Tonkinson, Proust, Stohr and child, Mountain, Hislop, and Greou, Misse3 Tonkinson (3), Newell (2), Walker (2), Scott, Glover, Hope, Shand, Stephens, Ballantyne, Alves, Campbell, Wheeler, Slaughter, Popham, and Grainer,Colonel HA Clark, Messrs Tonkinson, |G Coates, R X Murray, Arnott, Proust, Kirker, Menzies, Morris, Walford, Newell, J H Walker, Asten, Tankard, Kedman, Stohr, Mountain, Barfour, Agar, Ballantyne, Scott, Shand, O'Meara, Moore, Menzies, Orompton, Wilson, Bird, Lough, Green, Byars, Wright, M Pollock, Hughes, Graham, Popham, M'Master; 36 in the eteerage. For Lyttelton—Mesdamea Prouse, Morley, Morrison, Coster, Merton, Misses Brownell, Duncan, Seager, Chapman, Huualey, Messrs Morley, Cross, Merton; 15 in the Bteerage. For Wellington—Mesdames Parfitt, Murdoch, North, Burgen and child. Misses Keith, Hope, Murdoch, Revs M O'Sullivau and Dr Watters, Dr Hudson, Messrs Hawkins, Fitzgerald, Ramsey, Parkinson, Parker, Murdoch, Perry, Master Kerby; 11 in the steerage. For Napier — Mr A Home; 1 steerage. For Gisbnrne—Mo»srs Bull and Mnruw- 2in<'" atei igo. For Auckland— M" .:.. aes rsuifrtle Vacl W imlr-h, Misse3 Breeford (2)au^T"-:.;, LYW*.v,-e!Hn, Aosjib PnrntiiV;. Morgiin, .Nicholson, Siinmie, Breeford, Tate, Brooks, Bayldon, Stewart, Richards, Wilton; 9 in the steerage.

Albany, January 22.—The P. and O.s steamer Home has the following passengers for New Zealand:—Mr and Mrs Izard and two daughters, Major Keogh, General Strickland, Mr Ridley. London, January 20.—Arrived: Killochan, ship, from Lyttelton (October 20). . «. : MOVEMENTS OF THE UNION STEAM SHIP COMPANY'S FLLBT. Tuesday, January 22. Bluff—Rotomahana sailed C p.m. for Port Chalmers. Lyttelton-Waihora arrived 8.30 a.m. from Wellington ; sailed 5 p.m. for Port Chalmers. Takapuua arrived 10 a.m. from Port Chalmers; sailed 9 p.m. for Wellington. Herald sailed 2 p.m. for Greymouth. Tekapo sailed 1 p.m. for Port Chalmers. Nelson—Penguin arrived 10 a.m. from Wellington ; returned noon. The brlgantine Gleaner Bailed yesterday morning for Auckland and the Thames. The e.s. Omapere, Captain R E Smith, from Westport, arrived at 9 a.m. yesterday and steamed alongside the hulks at the Bowen pier to discharge her cargo of coals. She left Wcstport at 11 p.m. of the 19th inst., passed Cape Farewell at 9 a.m. of the 20th, Capa Campbell at midnight, and Akaroa at 3 p.m. of the 21st, arriving as above, having mot fine weather with smooth sea throughout the passage. The s.s. Ohau discharged cargo at the Jatty street wharf yesterday.

The s.s. Beautiful Star left Dunediu at 10 p.m yesterday for Oamaru.

The barque Hurunui having completed ballasting, was towed down to Port Chalmers yesterday afternoon and berthed at tint export pier. She will follow the Walpa on the bortu for London.

The barque Laira will be towed from Dunedin to Port Chalmers to-day.

The s a. Invereargill, Captain Sundstrom, from Lyttolfcou, arrived at Port Chalmers at 3.15 p.m. yesterday, and steamed up to Dunedin. She left Lyttelton at 6.30 p.m. of the 21st inst. VESSELS IN PORT. The following vessels were in the hsrbour of Otago yesterday :— AT MM CHALMERS. At the George street Pier -Steamers: Fijian (Captain French), Plucky (Captain Thomson), and p.s. Koputai. At the Bowen Pier—Steamer Omapere (Captain Smith). At the Export Pier-Ships: Jessie Headman ' (Captain Gibson), Waipa (Captain Foradick); steamer Maori. In the Graving Dock-Steamer Mawhera (Captain Hill). AT DUNEDIN. At the Bat* ray street Wharf—Barque Laira (Captain Hughes); steamer Beautiful Star (Captain Fenn). At the Cross Wharf—Barque Hurunui (Captain Sinclair). At the Jetty Btreet Wharf—Steamer Ohau (Captaiu Stott); schooner Janet Ramsay (Captaiu Davideon).

A BRAZILIAN IRONCLAD. The Brazilian ironclad Almirante flaroso, commanded by the Chief of Division, Custodio Jobo de Mello, left Rio de Janeiro laßt month on a two years' cruisejround the world. The route proposed to be taken was via the Straits of Magellan to Australia, possibly calling at New Zealand, aud on up to Japan. She would then coast along to India, and through the Canal and Mediterranean, and 90 bick to Brazil. One of the second lieutenants on board Is the Kmperor's grandson — viz , Don Augusto Leopold, son of the Princess l.eopoldine, who married Prince Auguatus of Saxe-Coburg. A feature of interest about the Almirante Barroao i 3 that it was constructed entirely of Brazilian materials. She is a composite ship of 1930 tons displacement, and carries eight sin muzzle-loading guns. The Indicated horse power is set down at 1200 horse, and gives, it i 3 said, a speed of 12 knots.