SHIPPING.

Otago Daily Times, Issue 8733, 20 February 1890, Page 1

SHIPPING.

PORT CHALMERS. Phases ov ths Mock. • (fetculstoil for Hew Itelancl •-'.••mi iS.iiv; : P.EDKUJ.HV. I>. M. M. Kail Moon ... ... 5 ... 0 82 8.01 Last Quarter ~. ... 13 ... 8 30 p.m. New Moon ... ... 19 ... 10 7 a.m First Quarter ... ... 28 ... 1 45 p.m. Apogee 2nd ... ... 1.39 p.m. Perigee 18th 1.39 a.m. Ths Wkathkb. February 19.-Wind S.W. Weather tine. 8 ft.m. Moon. ! p.m. Barometer ... 30.10 30.10 30.13 Thermometer ... 52 60 64 Hioh Wathb. lAt tho Heads ... ... 3.27 p.m. Feb. 20 lAt Pott Chalmers ... 4-17 p.m. | jAtDunedla ... ... 5.2 p.m. ABHIVALS. j Mararoa, 6.6., 1658 tons, J Edie, from Melbourne, j vln Hobart aud the Bluff. J Mills, agent. Passengers: Prom Melbourne and Hobart-Dr and Mrs Lempriere, Mr and Mrs Fender, Mr and Mrs A Kobortson, Mr and Mrs Holgate, Mr and Mrs H Mvers, Mr aud Mrs Lister, Mr and Mrs Morgan, Mr and Mrs Turner, Mr and Mrs Sinclair, Mr and Mrs Prutty, Mr aud Mrs Hughes, Mesdames Kowley, Salway, nurse :ind child, and Evans, Misses Kobertson, Miles, Halliday (2), Buckley, lugram, Messrs Bobertson, Chisholin. Roberta. M'Nair, Sinythies, Cole, Martin, Kyle, Golding, Barnes, Halliday, Carr, liowney, M'William. Buchanan, M'Lonnon, Davis, Newman, Cook, Head, M'George, Withers, Isaacson, Freeman, Parsons, Coy, Masters Balnea (2). From the Bluff -Mr and Mrs Fell, Mrs Kirke, Mrs Perston, Miss Bendall, Miss M'Gregor, Captain Paterson, Captain Uliuuon; and 32 steerage. Kingarooma, s.s., 623 tons, Btott, from Sydney, via the Bast Coast. J Mills, agent. Passengers: Misses M'Cormick, Souness, Kennedy, Blyth, Kagle, . Merritt (2), Duckworth, Kills (2). Pearson, Mesdames | Barton, Mitchell, infant and servant, Kerr, Clark, | Walker, Lachman, Neale, Poggiolini, Farmer and j child, Tres»der, Uallaghan, Wood (2), Eagle, Gibbs, Parker, Stack, Lascelles, Merritt, Hanmer, Hull, Major, Simon aud child, Messrs Wilson (2), Barton, Alexander, Wilkinson, Dr Mitchell, Messrs Fox, Cnloott Coleman. Neale, Llttlejohn, Asher, FoKßloliui, Kennedy, Cottrell,Cowell, Hnll.Ellis, Qreon, Fraeer, Hanmer, Patterson, Mitchell. Goldsmith, Christmas (2), Cronin, Dawson (3), Black, tfense, Weeki, Cant, Anderson, Marriß, Seabrook and sou, Lunn, Jewisß, Dawson, Blaekburnc, Ward, Clark (2), Grieraon; and 40 steerage. OJBPAKTUEBS. Pastime, yacht, 20 tons, M'Lean, for Lyttelton. Master, ageut. Inveroargill, s.s., 136 tons, Sundstrom, for Invercargill. K'JSanuay, agent. EXPECTED AItRIVALS. ffj'Oß i oaoost.—Lady Cairns, ship, 1285 tons, Moussey, JKHD. Star of Erin, barque, 949 tons, VCBF. Faox Livitspoor..— Janet Court, barque, 996 tons, Hewer, JOViV (October 31. Martha Fisher, barque, 8U tous, Buckingham. WTKS. I'noM (ti.isaoK. — Hudson, barque, SIB tons, Komp WVSii. Merope, ship, 1082 tono, JPKT. From Hew York.—Western Belle, barque, 1084 tons, JKSN (December 10th). > IMPORTS. (.SPECIAL Hotiob.—Consignees desirous of having their narneo appear in thin part of our columns, together with their consignments, may hava the same Inserted on payment 0! a small obargo.) Per Maroroa, from Melbourne: 5 cases books, 2 do soap, 25 do dip, 44 pieces timber, 29 plates steol, 821 cases fruit, 3 quarter-casks brandy, 1 packet needles, 1 case stationery, 1 box plate glass, 16 cases merchandise, 1 cask extract, 2 pkgs leather, 50 cases Btarch, 8 quarter-casks 22 cases wine, 1 pkg bark, 1 case cigars, 1 do cotton, 1257 bags bark, 12 pkgj sundries. From Hobart: 355 cases 25 casks fruit, 15 ingots tin, 7 empty casks, 2 pkga sundries. From the Bluff: 40 bags oysters. « SHIPPING TSXiBGRASSS. Wkllington, February 19.—Arrived : Ship Perl, Captain Black, 69 days from London. Sailed: Penguin, for the South. Passengers-Misses Gyllindentz, Flimmcr, X M'Glashan, Murray, Dempsey, Fraser, Meadames Bargllng, Parsons, Cherrett, Copeland, Archblshp Kedwood, Key. Green, Messrs Francis, M'Lellan, Donaldßon, Aitken, Leet, Connolly, Lamport, Black, Knuckey, Anderson, Bergling, Morrison, M'lntyre; and 6 tteerage. Lily, Bchooner, for Lyttelton. Bluff, February 19.—Arrived: Emilie, barque, Captain Small, from Melbourne. LYTTKLTOh-, February IH.—Arrived: Glencairn, barque, from Melbournt; Wakatipu, from Wellington. Sailed: Beltana, barque, for London; Takapuna, for Wellington; Brunner, for Duuedin, via Timaru. Melbourne, February 19. — Arrived: Eileen Doonan, from Kaipara. Sailed: larawera, for the Bluff; Madeira and Parnell, for Kaipara. Sydney, February 19.—Arrived: ltyno, from Thames; Olive, from Auckland; H.M.S. Lizard, from New Zealand. Sailed: X.M.S. Alameda, for Auckland. NKvrOASiLB, February 19.—Sailed: Grecian Bend, for Auckland. . -*>-- ■ ! -- ■ ■ ■ ■ The s.s. Mararoa, from Melbourne, via Hobart aud the Bluff, arrived alongside the George street pier at 5 a.m, yesterday, and commenced to discharge her cargo into the railway tmoks. Mr J Ness Keith, her purser, reports leaving Melbourne at 6.30 p.m. on the 12thinat.,Disaed Swan Island at 7.45 p.m. on the 13th, and arrived at Hobart at 5.80 p.m. on the Mill, having experienced heavy westerly gales, with high heid sea and thick weather, from Melbourne. Left Hobart at 11 p.m. on the 14th; had light variable winds with hazy weather across, and breasted Puysegnr Point at 6.F0 p.m. on the 17th, reaching the Bluff at 6 a.m. on the 18th ; left again at 6 p.m. same day; had fine weather along the coast, arriving as above. She was hauled into the graving dock in the afternoon for cleaning and repainting. The s.s. Elderslie was expected to complete her loading last night, and sails to-day for London. The U.S.B. Company's steamer Kingarooma, Captain J. Stott, from Sydney, via the East Coait ports, arrived at the tongue wharf at 3.10 p.m. yesterday. She left the company's wharf at Sydney at 5 p.m. of the 6th inst.; had a five weather passage across, and reached Auckland on the 12th inst.; left for the South next day, calling at Giaborne, Napier, Wellington, and Lyttelton ; left the latter port at 6.45 p.m. of the 18th Inst., had strong eoutheiiy winds down the coast, and reached headquarters as above. We thank Mr Massey, the purser, foi report and flies. A large barque, with painted ports, waß reported six miles south of Cape Sauaders at 5.30 p.m. yesterday. The ferry steamer Oaprey took the teioherj and children attending the KnoxOhurch Sabbath School down to the Quarantine Island yesterday. The s.s. Jubilee discharged cargo at tha Jetty street wharf yesterday. She leaves Dunedin about Friday on her return trip to Sydnsy, via the East Coast. Thf yacht Pastime left Dunedin at 4 a.m. yesterday for Lyttelton. The German barquo Conoordia, which left Dunedin on Monday, 10th inst., had light winds, calms, and thick fogs all down the coast. She arrived at the Bluff on the morning of the 16th inst., and commenced loadiug lor London on the following day. As her cargo is waiting her she will meet with quick despatch, and Captain Olausen (who came up to Dunedin yesterday) informs us that he expects to be loaded and ready for sea by the Ist March. The s.s. Jncercargill loft the Hattray street wharf at 11 a.m. yesterday, with cargo for Invercargill. The barque Levuka completed loaning at the Rattray street wharf yesterday. She sails for Auckland to-day. THE MHEOPE. The barque Merope, from Glasgow, reached the heads shortly after 6 p.m. .yesterday aud signalled " All well." 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