SHIPPING.

Otago Daily Times, Issue 9047, 24 February 1891, Page 1

SHIPPING.

PORT CHALMERS. Phabkb of thb Moos. (Calculated for Sew Zealand meantime.) Pkbhuaby. D. B. M. feat Quarter a •» '* "p.m. Hew Moon » - £"P*?' First Quarter 18 - &^ R' mPerigee, lOth, at 0.0 a.m. Apogee, 21th, 5.0 a.m. Th« WHATHKH. February 21.—Wind N.H. Weather thlok. 8 n.rn. Soon. 6 p.m. Barometer ~ 2«93 £9 9S 30-10, Shermometsi «. . 58. 01 73 HIOH WATBB. iAt the Head! ... ... 3.42 p.m. Feb. 24. JAt Port Chalmers ... 422 p.m. {At Dunedin ... .» 8-7 P-">-ARRIVALS. Llizie. outtor, 28 tons, Livingstone, from Green Inland. Matter, agent. . . Inveroargill. s.s., 138 tons, Haneon, from Inveroargill. X Ramsay, agent. DHPAHTURES. Fukakl, 8.H., 850 tons, Bwan, for CJreymouth. J Mills, agent. Penguin 443 tons, J Berneoh, for northern ports. J Mills, agent. Passengers: For Lyttalton— Miss Wilson, Mr Piershouse. ifor Wellington—Miss Fendall. Mr Harris. BXPfIOTBD ABBIVALS. ?bos toiruon.—Timaru, ship, 1308 torn, Fullarton, WTB3. Waimate, ship, 1158 toos, Oauese, NMFS. Fbom Glasgow.—Olenlora, barque, 12S1 tons. Wood. From Nltr Yobx.—Mikado, barque, 643 tons, DLX. Glenolda, barque. 784 tons. Cowan, JSQG. From Mauritius.—Auriga, barque, 670 tons, Stone, JHCIi. From Nobmantojt.—Kiandra, barqno, 999 tons, Ahlers. ♦ i IMPORTS. [Special Notick.—Consignees desirous of having their names appear In this part of our columns, together with thoir consignments, may have the same inserted on payment of a smalt charge.] Ptr Invercvgill, from Invercarglll s 60,COOft timber. 35 casks tallow, I tons pig iron, 10 tone general cargo. Per Lizzie, from Green Island: 30 tons guano., Don's Head Ale and fcTOUT.—Fresh supplies of this now landing and to arrive. Usual unapproachable quality and condition.—l3no. Tubnbuil & Co., agents. SHIPPING TELEGRAMS. Auckland, February 23.—Arrived: Darcy Pratt, brlgantine, from Brisbane. Sailed: Prospeot, barque, for New York, with flax. Osbhunoa, February 23.—Sailed •. Takapuna, for the south. Passengers: Mesdames Forrest (and child), Harris, Arthur, Broham, Messrs Payton, J Macquarties, Francis, Lattey, Livermore, A B Feat hers ton, IB Harris, J Giles, B Featherston, M W Shera, A. Menzles, Rolfe, J Handy, Harvey company. Wkllimgioh,Fsbruary 23.—Sailed: Eotomahana, for Melbourne, via the south. Passengers: Misses Jordan anil Carroll, Mesdames Palmer, Qillies, Cunningham, Coates, O'Coonor. Andrew, Sir J Hector, Eev J O Andrew, Messrs M'Kinley, Clark, Waters, Hopkins, Austin, Sevonex, Maich, Barlleman, Hudson, Belli, Beid, Joachim, Ratcliffe, Thane, Cargill, Maskell, Webiter, Doyle, Eugene, Bartleman, Booth, Hanna, M'RHone. Hoper. Waihora, for the south. Fxssengers: Misses Palmer, Cole (3), Potts. King, Mesdames Palmer. Frnser, Britain, Innes. Palmer, Raughton, Ward, Johnston. Hewitt, Dole. Menzies, Graham, Charters, and Hardy. Lyttbltos, February 23.—Arrived: Arawa, from the Spit. Sailed : Mahinapua, for Wellington ; Janet Niccol, for Weatport. SroNEY, February 23.—Arrived: Wairarapa, from Auckland. Sailed: Marlposa, for San Franoioco, via Auckland. MOVEMENTS OF UNION STEAM SHIP COMPANY'S FLBBT. MOJIDAT, FXBBVART.23. Ljttelton—Omapere arrived Sunday 6 a.m.; ends Tuesday for Dunedtn. Mahinapua arrived 1 p.m.; sailed 3 p.m. for Wellington. Botorua sailed 3 p.m. yesterday for Wellington. Wellington—Tarawera sailed midnight for Napier. Wanaka sailed 6 a.m. for Nelson. Bosamondarrived 0 a.m. Botorua arrived 6 a.m. Eotomahana arrived 10 a.m. yesterday. Qlstorne—Australia arrived midnight Saturday; called 4 p.m. yesterday for Napier. Greyo-outh—Herald and Moa arrived, and sailed to night-former for Dunedin, latter for Pioton. Manukan—Takapuna sailed 1015 am. for Taranaki. « , -Slbj cotter Ucxfa.sith.tL/ulLesraa of. Oii«rn_imm. Green Island, arrived at the Jetty Btreet whnrf on Sunday afternoon. The s s. Penguin left the Rattiay street whaif yesterday afternoon, with cargo and passengers for the north. Tha brlgantine Sarah and Mary commenced hnding cargo at the Rattiay street wharf yester* day. The ehlp Invercarglll is completing ballast at the crosß wharf. The schooner Lizzie Ellen is dilchargiDg cargo at (he Jetty street wharf. The s s. Pukakl, Cnptaln Evan, left the tongue wharf yesterday afternoon for Greymonth dirf ct. The barque Pare' 3 is making progress with the discbarge of her nrgo at the Victoria wharf. She baa taken in her afterhold ballast. The s.s. Bnutiful Star tteamrd down to Fort Chalmers early yesterday mornipg, and wib taken in to dock. During the wesk which endei Februaiy 22, 13 vessels with A total of 6705 tons register arrived at the Dunedin wharves, and 14 vessels representing a total of 7289 tons left them during the same period. Messrs K. Bam say and Co.'s clipper barque Auriga arrived at Hobart on tee 17tli ins t., after an excellent passage of 30 days from Mauritius. From Hob.irt she comes on here, and may b3 looked for at headquarters next week. The s.s. Invercargill, with cargo from the south, arrived at the Haltiay street wharf at 10.15 a.m. yesterday. She left Inyercargill at 1 p.m. of the 2ltt In»t.. and had strong U.K. winds, with thick, dirty weather up the coast. The tatque Ladstoclt put out ballast at the Ihttray Etrpeet wharf yesterdpy. Captain Sundelrom, of the s s, Invercargtll, was a passenger by the Mnraroi on her last trip to Melbourne. It is understood be hoB gone to Aiutialia to procure a small steamer to replace the Kakanul. Tho Crlcc'eth Castle, a large ship, 1877 tons r.-giitsr, arrived at the Bluff last week from Melbourne. She Is under charter to Mr J. Q. Ward, and is to load oats for London.

The New Zealand Company', chartered barque Klnclune is exce^ted to sail either this evening or to-morrow morning for London, only requiring a few more bales of wool to complete her loading, she having on board 2723 biles wool, 14 bales sheepskin., 10 baleo basils, and 1118 sacks oats.

The barque Ranee commenced yesterday morning to take In her cargo of .bale from the hulks.