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Otago Daily Times, Issue 8595, 10 September 1889, Page 1

SHIPPING. ■» ■ PORT CHALMERS. PHAUia OP THJ MOOK. (Ccloulated for Now Zealand mean time.) • Skptkmukb. I). B. M. First Quarter ... ... S ... 6 24 n.m Full Moon ... ... 9 ... 11 42 p.m. Last Quarter ... ... 17 ... 9 38 p.m. New Moon ... ... 2S ... 13 31 p.m Perigee, 6th, noon. Apogee, 18th, 11 a.m. Ins Wkathbr. September 9.-Wlnd N.W. Weather fine. 8 a.m. Moon. 5 p.m. Barometer ... 29.68 29.52 2U.38 Thermometer ... 48 61 62 High Water. iAt the Heads .., ... 3.19 p.m. Sept. 10 }At Port Ohalmer, ... 3.59 p.m. I At Dnnedin ... ... 4.44 D.m. ARRIVAL. Kakanul, s.a., 59 tons, Best, from Fortrose. X Ramsay, agent. DEPASTURES. Penguin, 0.5., 442 tons, Berneoh, for Northern ports. J Mills, agent. Passengers: For Lyttelton— Mr Harvey. For Wellington—Miu Campbell, Key W Bonaldson. For Nelson-Mr and Maßter Allen; and 1 steerage. Ohau, 8.5., 411 tons, Stott, for Greymouth. J Mllis. Agent. Awarua, schooner, 50 tons, Smith, for Invercargill. Waster, agent. EXPECTED ARKIVALS. Fbom Wuon.— Waitangi, ship, 1128 tons, Leeusan, NFMS. Inveroargill, ship, 1246 tons, Mulr, NCMl1. Jessie Headman, ship, 1013 tons, Gibson, JSPO. Eangitikel. ship, 1188 tonß, Taylor, VMAP. Dunedln, ship, 1330 tonß, Boberts, MKPN. From Plymooth, via thk Caps of Good Hope and Hobart.—lonlo, E.M.S., 4753 tons, Kidley, HKDB. From London, via Intercolonial ports.—Nairnehlre, s.s., 3920 tons, Millar (August 21). From Calcutta.—Cairntoul, s.s., 1730 tons (August 4). Fbom Sharpness, via Auckland.—Auckland, . 4 ship, 1245 tona, James, NGPJ (July 20). Fkom Ijvicrpooi..—Brier Holme, barque, 894 tona, Johnston, WTBF (May 16). Formosa, barque, 915 tons, Woodhouse, PDSN. Lutterworth, barque, 916 tons, Streater, HNKD. Fbom Glasgow.—Margaret Galbralth, barque, 841 tons. Garden, JKLD. Helen Denny, ship, 728 tons, HMTD. From New York.—Norman Macleod, barque, 834 tons, QDBM. Fbom Hamburg.—Embla, barque, 385 tons (June 30). From Boston.—Morning Light, ship, 1310 tons, BBPJ. From Chesterfield Island.—Sybil, barquentine. 0 IMPORTS. [Special Notiok.—Consignees desirous of having their names appear in' this part of our columns, together with their consignments, may have the Bame Inserted on payment of a small charge.] PerKakanui, from Fortrose: 20,000 ft timber. Per Invercarglll, from Invercargill: 60,000 ft timber, 28 pkgs machinery, 25 sacks grasß seed, 14 do sklnß. SHIPPING TELEGRAMS Auckland, September B.—Arrived: The Alameda, from Sydney, arrived laßt niyit, having been detained by heavy weather. She is now taking in upwards of 500 tona of flax for San Francisco. Wellington, September 9.—Arrived : Budolph Joßephy, barque, Captain Bradhering, from New York; 140 days out. Bluff, September 9.—A strong northerly gale is blowing, preventing the Mararoa from leaving the wharf. She will probably be detained till to-morrow. ♦ ■■ MOVEMENTS OF THE UNION STEAM SHIP COMPANY'S FLBBT. Monday, September 9. Bluff—Mararoa arrived early from Melbourne; sailed 5 for Port Chalmers. Dingadee arrived early from Weatport. Oamarn—Arawata arrived early from Lyttelton; Bails to-night for Auckland direct. Lyttelton—Wanaka arrived 10.40 a.m. from Wellington ; returns lv p.m. Lindus sails 6 p.m. foe Sydney. Wellington-Jlanapouri sailed 3 p.m. for Lyttelton. Nelson—Koranui arrived 7 a.m from Wellington; sailed 8 a.m. for Greymouth. Weatport—Moa sailed 1 p.m. for Wellington; Mahlnapua sailed 9 a.m. for Lyttelton. Tauranga—Omaperearrived 7 n.m. from Gißborne; sailed 10 a.m. for Auckland. Auckland—Southern Cross arrived 3 a.m. from Gißborne. Sydney-Wakatipu Bailed 8 p.m. for Wellington ; Botomahana arrived Sunday morning. • The next Home vessels expected are the ships Margaret Galbraith (now 95 days out from Glasgow) nnd the Waitangi (80 days out from London). The s.s. Ohau left Dunedin yesterday evening for Greymouth direct. . ' - The Union Steam Ship Company's new steamer from Calcutta, arrived at Wellington a (P*]j.'.a.m. on Saturday. She is to leave there n, .w»for Lyttelton, and is expected to reach Dunedln i^Thureday or Friday. The s.sw.Kakanui, with a cargo of timber from Fortroae, arrived-&t Dunedin at 4.30 a.m. yesterday. She left Kortrose at noon on Sunday, and had N.W. winds with fine weather along the ooast. The s.s. Penguin left the Battray street wharf yesterday afternoon with cargo and passengers for Northern ports. The barque Nanny has put out nearly 200 tons of cargo at the Battray street wharf; it is turning out in splendid order. Ths schooner Awarua left the Jetty street wharf yesterday morning with cargo for Invercargill. The Bhip Nelson is meeting with quick despatch at the cross wharf. She has put out 1000 tons of general cargo (in splendid order), and will take in ballast about Friday. The Nelson goes from this port to Wellington, and there loads for London. The s.s. Whampoa put out the last of her inward cargo yesterday, and took in freight for Hongkong. She leaves the Vietorla wharf this afternoon for Wellington, and there fills up for Hongkong. The s.s. Invercargill loaded cargo at the Rattray •treet wharf yesterday. She leaves this afternoon for Invercargill. During the week ending Bth September 15 vessels, registering 6944 tons, arrived at the Dunedin wharv«s ; and 11 vessels, with a total of 3918 tons, left them. The agitation against foreigners in the forecastles of British ships continues in the old country. At a meeting of the Middlesborough branch of the National Amalgamated Union of Seamen, it was unanimously agreed that five members (all foreigners) be expelled from the union for signing articles on a vessel at 5s a month below the union rate of wages. A petition for presentation to Parliament was adopted by the branch disapproving of the importation of foreign seamen, and praying that steps should be taken to prevent the influx of foreigners into the mercantile marine of the country. It was also resolved that all seamen should be requested not to join the naval reserve, and that those who were associated with it, and whose time had nearly expired, be requested not to rejoin until the Government had taken some steps to prevent the Introduction of foreigners. OVERLAND PASSENGERS. Yesterday's Tbairs. Fbom Dunbdin fob thb Souti.—Messrs A M'Millan.W Macgregor, W Domlgan, J W Davys, B Alves, J D M'Gruer, J Dix, D L Stewart, Mies M'Oarthy. Fob Dunbdin from thji South. — Messrs B Fairmaid, T Bowman, M Fillippini, T Eastwood, W Aitken. L Fraser, J M'Kenzle, B Turnbull, B Elliott, Mrs W Young, Mrs Marshall, Mrs Corin and family. Fbom Dunedin foe the North.-For Chrlstchurnh: Bey J M Fraaer, Mr T Scoular. For Timaru: Mr W Findlay, Miss M'Lean, Mlbb King. FIIK UUNBDIN FROM THK NORTH.—Mr D Wright, Mr W R Cameron, Mr X Blair, Mr M Gray, Mr J W Miles- . COMMERCIAL. » Daily Times Office, Monday evening. !l'nß amount ol customs revenue received to-day on goods cleared for consumption was £104818s 9d. The directors of Kempthorne, Prosser, and Co.'s New Zealand Drug Company declare an interim dividend at the rate of 7 per cent, per annum for the half-year. ■♦ PROPERTY SALES. The Perpetual Trustees Company offered at auction yesterday the freehold of part of section 1, block XXV, Dunedin, having afrontege to Dowling street of 41ft 3in by a depth of 132 ft. The buildings on the ground comprise Toomey's Shades, a number of offices, and part of Union Chambers. The property was passed in at £3000, not reaching the reserve. Messrs James Samson and Co. report having sold to Mr F. Middleton allotments 100 and 104, township of Mansford, near Port Chalmers, for the sum of £27; also section 29, township of Darley (Caversham), passed iv to the trustee for the mortgagees at £160. SHARE MARKET. The Dunedin Brokers' Association report the following prices for the week ending September 9 :— x Banks— From To Colonial ... ... «2 3 9 £2 4 3 National ... ... 1 16 6 1 17 6 New Zealand (old issue) ... 710 0 712 6 New Zealand (new isßuej... 7 7 6 710 0 Insurance— Colonial ... ... 0 5 0 0 5 i National ... ... 018 3 -0 15 9 New Zealand Accident ... 0 7 0 0 7 6 New Zealand Insurance ... 3 7 6 3 10 0 South Brltiah ... ... 1 16 6 1 17 6 Union ... ... 15 6 15 9 ShippingNew Zealand Shipping ... 3 0 0 3 10 Union Steam Ship ... 12 12 6 12 17 6 Coal— Kaitangata Railway and Coal ... ... 19 15 0 20 10 0 Walton Park ... ... 0 3 9 0 4 0 Westport Coal ... 213 6 214 0 Miscellaneous— Milburn Cement ... 16 6 17 6 Moßgiel Woollen Factory... 40 0 4 2) Mornlngton Tramway ... 0 7 0 0 7 6 New Zealand Loan and Mercantile Agency ... 3 8 0 310 ) National Mortgage and Agenoy Company ... 011 0 011 6 New Zealand Refrigerating 3 0 0 3 10 New Zealand Drug Company ... ... 019 3 019 9 Trustee, and Executorß ... 14 0 14 6 Mining CompaniesBig Hiver Extended .. 0 3 3 0 .'I 6 Blue Slate ... ... 0 15 0 016 0 Crcesus (promoters) ... 0 2 0 0 2 2 Bureka (promoters, 10s paid) 0 5 6 0 « 0 Fiery Cross ... ... 010 3 010 si Globe ... 1 0 rt 1 1 6 Gallant 0 3 7 0 3 9 Green's Reef ... ... 0 2 9 0 3 0 Hard-to-Find ..'. ... 0 3 9 0 4 3 Hercules United ... 015 9 016 6