SHIPPING.

Otago Daily Times, Issue 9116, 15 May 1891, Page 1

SHIPPING.

FOB! CHALMBRB. PBA9U Ot THI MOOS. Galoutatetl for Hew Zealand me»ntlm«.) May. Mr::: ~hMS SdUMOTn^ • « ... 655 a.m. last Carter . ." 31 -6 24 a.m. PerlgeeVSth, at 8 p.m. Apogee, 17th, 5 p.m. Ths Wbathhb. May 14.-Wlnd S.W. Weather fine. ""Y. g a.m. Hoon, 5 p.m. B«^met»r ... 3052 3050 3048 anemometer ... 32 60 50 HIOS WATER. (At the Heads 7.49 p.m. May 15 lAt Port Chalmers ... 8.29 p.m. (At Dunedln 9.14 p.m. ABBIVAIS. lnveroargill, s.s., 136 tons, Hansen, from Milford Bound, via Coal Island and the Bluff. X Bamsay, "gNapier, s.s., 48 tons, Sundstrom, from the north. X Bamsay, agent.

DBPABTUEBS. Lizzie, cutter, 26 tons. Livingstone, for Green I'3S3toJ£S?l.!rw» tons, Kennedy, for Melbourne" la the Bluff. J Mills, agent. Pa»engen : For the Bluff-Mr Mullen. For Melbourne-Miss Wallace Mesdames Home, Court, De Beer (and child) Messrs Devenport and Masters, Key and Mrs Grant (and family. 4); 10 steerage. Crest of the Wave, sohooner, 60 tons, Connor, for Invercarglll. Q Blyth, agent.

BXPHCTBD ARRIVALS. raoil Itfnxm.-Walroa, ship, 1015 tons. Fox, QPBB. Waipa, ship, 1057 tons, Foredlok.WTLß. JPbom LiVKBPOOL.-Camana, barque, 893 torn, Worrell. NJBD, February 13. Orrellana, barque, 866 Fb'om aiAsaow.—Crusader, Bhlp, 1068 torn, Per"eSom NKWOASTI,E.-Barques: W. 0. Wentworth, 267 tons, Petersen, WNBU; Mensichofl, 233 ton., B »WM Howlaot ISLATO.-BelU, barque, 311 tons, °Pbom the Abroihos GBOOT.-Thurso, barque, 49^°om' gSS» L3 GB OW.-oaml..e.0 W .-oaml..e. Ocean Banger. IMPORTS. [Special NOTICK.-Oonslgnees desirous of having their names appear in thi. part of our columns together with their consignments, may have the same Inserted on payment ot a email charge.] Per InvercarglU, from the coast: 258,000 ft timber, 10 casks tallow, 17 bags pelti, 1 case tea, 6 bags fat, 6 oaßks oil, 62 pieces timber, 27 pkgs sundries. SHIPPING TELEGRAMS. * Auckland, May 14,-Arrived: Duke of Westminster, s.s., from Hapler, to load frozen meat and other c&Vgo here. Bhe will then leave for Waitara to complete her loading for London. Alioe, barque, • frOw™TOKrMarl4.-Salled= Penguin for the South. Passengers ■ Mesdames Smith, Prootor, and Dlxon. MissFraser, Captain Kese, Bey. Mr Barclay, Messrs Todd.M'Keß, liobbs, Shaw, Smith, Johnson, Bird, James, Farmer, Phillips ; ana 10 steerage.. Sydnet, May ld.-Salled : Jubilee, for Wellington. MOVEMENTS OF UNION STEAM SHIP COMPANY'S FLBBT. Thtosday, May 14. Tlmaru—Bosamond arrived from Oamaru; sailed 4 p.m. for Lyttslton. Hotokino Bailed for Oamaru. Lyttelton—Takapnna arrived 8 a.m. from Wellington ; sailed 5 p.m. for Wellington. Manapouri arrived 8 a.m. from Port Chalmers; sailed 9p.m. for Wellington. Beautiful Star arrived 7 a.m; from Selaoii-Botorua arrived from Wellington; Balled Westport—Mawhera arrived from Nehon; Bailed 9 a.m. for Qreymouth. Greymouth—Orowaitl sailed 1 p.m. forTimara. Port Pirie—Taieri sailed Monday for the Bluff.

The outter Lizzie wa« towed to sea on Wednesday evening, and sailed for Sreen liland. The s.s. Rotomahana steamed down to Port Chalmers yesterday morning. After completing cargo, embarking patsengen and mails, she left In the afternoon for Melbourne, via the Bluff. The barque Onyx has still a little cargo to put out. She loads here for an intercolonial port. The s.B. Kawatlri steamed down to Fort Chalmers jesterdayjijtenlo'on, and was docked for her perl'XfieTsT'lnveroargill, from Milford Sound, via Coal Island and the Blufl, arrived at Dunedin at 11.40 a.m. yesterday, and landed cargo at the .Eattray street wharf. ' The sobooner Mand Biaham completed her cargo of grain and blooked off her hatohes yesterday afternoon, and will sail with the first fair wind for Tbe"s.B. Napier (which Is intended by Mr K. RamBay to take up the tradealong the eoaßt formerly performed by the illfated Kakanui) arrived off the heads yesterday at 11.40 am., and steamed pasttne Port at 230 p.m. for Dunedin. The Napier is a wooden vessel, built in Auokland; her gross tonnage is 72 and net 43 tons. She is a shapely-looking screw boat, and is fitted with surface-condensing engines ot3o-horse power. Her dimension" are: Length,92(t 2in; breadth of be»m, 16ft Sin; and depth of hold, 6ft 6in. From her appearance she should prove a very suitable boat for the service in which she is to be engaged. The schooner Crest of the Wave, which put in on Saturday from Lyttelton, tailed yesterday forenoon for Inveroirgill. The gallantry and presence of mind displayed by Mr H. A. Hooper, fourth officer of the R.M.S. Tainui, on Monday (B«yB the Post), wbb the means of saving a fellow creature's life. A passenger, named Slatur, bound by the fl.s. Botokino for the aonth, fell off the Tainui, and the affair being observed by Mr Hooper from the foreoastie. that young gentleman took a header with a lifebuoy in: his hand and brought Slatur, who by this time was in extremiß, to land, where he reoeived every attention. Later in the evening Dr Gillon was called in, and finding the patient was suffering from shook to thenervoua system, recommended his removal to the hospital, which course was adopted.