SHIPPING.

Otago Daily Times, Issue 9334, 27 January 1892, Page 1

SHIPPING.

PORT CHALMERS. Phases op the Moon. (Calculated for New Zealand mean time.) D. U. M. JANUARY. First Quarter ... ... 7 0 42 p.m. Full Moon ... ... 13 2 57 p.m. Last Quarter ... • ... 22 3 13 p.m. New M.oou ... ... 30 4 9 a.m. Thk Weather. January 26.—Wind N.E. Weather fine. _, 8 a.m. Noon. 5 p.m. Barometer ... 2978 2972 2972 Thermometer 60 64 68 filOH WATER. ( a.m. p.m. Jan ot JAt the Heads . ... 0.45 1.2 oan"J' lAt Port Chalmers... 1.25 1.42 \JA Dunedin ... 2.10 2.27

ARRIVALS. Waihora, s.s., 1268 tons, Anderson, from Melbourne, via Hobart and the Bluff. J. Milla, agent. Passengers : Misses Favtraharson, Adams, Jiarland, Aston, Church, Parker, Hogg, Young, bcott, Mesdames Anderson, Osborne, Shepherd (and child), Scott, Rogers (and family 2), Messrs Hogben, Murray, Aldridge, M'Whirter, Stopher, bhepherd, Langtree, Rogers, Ross, Mason, Aston, Stewart, Dixon, Church. Taieri, s.s., 1068 tons, Richardson, from Westport. J. Mills, agent. DEPARTURES. Invercargill, s a., 136 tons, Sundstrom, for Invercargill and Wmkawa. K. Ramsay, agent. lerranora, p.s., 199 tons, Leys, for Wanganui. Master, agent. • __ EXPECTED ARRIVALS. FROM LONpoN.-Opawa, ship, 1131 tons, Hamon, Sißjt. S e? soi?' shl P- 0 1247 t°ns, Bannatyne, . A? C 1 ?akeha. s.s., 2842 tons, Scotland. Duke of Westminster, 3726 tons, Cox, WKQH, December Ji. Rangatira, a.s., 2642 tons, Burton, December 22.

RCHft 1 LlVEnPooL>—Doon. barque, 859 tons,

.Prom Liverpool, via "VVELLiNGTC-N.-Snowdrop, 609 tons, i oster, JPDL. . |^om Glasgow.—Elizabeth, barque. - From New York.—August Burchard, barque, 474 tons, Fretwurst, MDFK. J. H. Marsters barque, 635! tons, October 30. Annie Reed, barque, 719 tons, Warren, JRWQ, November 30. Motley bngantme, 591 tons, Harper,' JSRF. Waaland barque, 584 tons, HWPL, October 21. Irom Calcutta.—Fazilka, s.s., December 30. From Mauritids.—Alcestis, harnue, 423 tons, Le Provost, HCMN, December 14. _From Hamburg.—Hudson, barque, 797 tons, Kemp.WSFD.

IMPORTS. Per Taieri, from Westport: 1500 tons coal. .Per Waihora, from Melbourne, via Hobart • 10 cases sewmg machines, 42 do tobacco, 5 do cigars, j2U do sheep dip, 4 boxes gold, 4 cases cotton, 1805 bags sugar 20 boxes do, 19 octaves brandy 5 quarter-casks do, SO cases whisky, 32 do wine 20 do beer, 4 do hock. 50 boxes candles, 200 bags rice, 25 do onions, 7 chests tea, 74 half-chests do, 10 half-cases do, 215 boxes do, 83 quarter-cases' fruit, bark S<J3 ' °ases ' 70 casks do ''549 bjvs^ ■.♦ . . I SHIPPING TELEGRAMS. Auckland, January 26.—Arrived: Te Anau, from the south.

Wellington" January 26,-Sailed: Wakatipu, for the South. Passengers : Misses Crosby, Tucks, and Grubb, Mrs Thomson and two children, Rev! Kenetal, Messrs Perry, Chamberlain, Butler, Clifford, Henry, Wilson; and 15 steerage. Mararoa, for Melbourne, via the south and Hobart. V?rtnS gr>^:- Iis v S Izard-,,< 2)> Chifferil, Wheeler, pSwS". ™en> Young, Climino, Jagger, Hibbert Perkins, Edwards, Bird, Scoular, Hodgkins Wmi?& M\ Durpt- Beek' Chapman Mllwraitti. Waterhouse, Lyons, Leary, Weston lunpsoD Adams^ Marshall, Kemp (4), Blair, Mesdames Izard, Dannet, Knight, Minroy, King, Scoular.Flavell.MaskeU.Kiddman.Hulland.Chiia S* o™^ Clifford Mahon (and child), Maxwell p^.P>J3r,?en I Wo? d' J? cks> Robinson, Nicholas Rutherford, Earl and -Countess of Meath, Dr Kemp Captain Crompty, Keys. Rutherford, Ryburn, Messrs Stevenson; Crick, S,™ ' Wrfe reli' $f own> Izard> Knight, Flint Snoswell,- Clifford, Westenra, Rotheram, HUI Mathias, Kemp, Livingstone, Robinson Barron Jack, Pilcher, Roberts, Kiddman, Osborne irett, Lamg, liHichs, Jleek, Chapman, Smith Ward, Morrison, Packer, Andrew, fieley Nazer HosW Hollow Rmvley, Seeds, Gledhill, ChadSS* Tr.rn?r> V> ristif' Y ootton ' Scott Alexander, Eleng MaxweU, Masters Cutts, Izard, m P. Livingstone, Olney, M'llwraith; and three .^T' January 26.-.SaUed: Matatna, for d L°?don: Kawatiri,,forGreymoiith; WeUing? r Tlmar ";'OmaPere and Penguin, for

MOVEMENTS OP UNION STEAM SHIP COMPANY'S FLEET.

Tuesday, January 26, 1592.. Oamaru-Herald arrived 11 a.m. from Dunedin. limaru-Orowaiti sailed 5 p.m. for Westport Lyttelton—Penguin arrived 10.30 a.m. from Dunedin; sailed Ci p.m. for Wellington toJ-tfleltpSoT^cfon6 a- m> fr°m WelHngAuckland—Ovalau arrived 4 a.m. from Welling.

Bluff' PiliC (S- A-)- Pukaki sailed Saturday for

frJm w ?"T' Cal'tal, n Ricl>ardson, coal laden from Westport, arrived at Port Chalmers at 4 p m. yesterday and steamed alongside the Fifeshire. She left Westport at 4 a.m. on the 24th inst ; •experienced strong S.E. gales through N F wfn^V1 an* f rom Banlß Peninsula liglit rJ.Ji. wind to arrival. ■ The s.s. Invercargill left the Rattray street Waikiwa ay a£temoon for Invercargill and tvPv took in a quantity of grain at theßattray street wharf yesterday Ihe ship Westland broke bulk yesterday and Hharf 611 dlschar SinS cargo at the Victoria 6^ P>S- |. erranora left the Jetty street wharf yesterday afteinoon with a cargo of store cattle ior vyanganui. The s.s. Waihora steamed up from Port ChalVktorS wharf aft6rnoon" and landed cal'6° a* the

hpTaft ShiS \yeTCi}Tß%is nearly clear of cargo in her after hold, and will take in stiffening ballast ro^^lo^-Lffi «*»*»'««- No^e cr rm7 aL ShD iun^ n ianna '"* HambUrg °" ber3of^Sr'thiSo™ *° London "« Decemn f^LS-S' riC e f shire has taken on board a number of carcases of frozen mutton. The barque Lindores Abbey was removed from the export pier yesterday and anchored in the Strctim.

timv. 8" S- Wam °™. Captain J. Anderson, from liZ r,]T% vln Hobart and the Bluff, arrived alongside the George street pier at 8 a.m. yesterday. She left Melbourne at 4.15 p.m. on the 19th inst., cleared the heads at 9.30 p.m and passed Swan Island at 2.30 p.m. on the 20th Sng at ™?rt£oo } am- -onth? 2lst; leffca«ainat3a.m. •^!8S d'w q£ n?S($l weather across, and reached the Bluff at S 15 a.m. on the 25th, leaving again at 5 p.m. same day, arriving as above S Vft N T\ J> w- Maisters. Captain M'Neill, left New York on November 17 for Dunedin. Ihe German barque Elizabeth, Captain Brinck, was loading at Glasgow on November 27 for Dun-

The ship Opawa, Captain Martin, left London fW ? °ew ber 12 ft T Dune(Jin- Our old friend Captain Hamon, who formerly commanded her has been transferred to the ship Turakina

SAVED FROM DROWNING. The four-masted ship Kilbrannan, which was here on her maiden trip some four years since, is still commanded by Captain M'Callurn, and to wjat gentleman s presence of mind is due the life of one of the apprentices, William Galloway, a native of South Dunedin, who was washed overboard on a wild night about 600 miles south ?L +t Cape, ? f • Good H °Pe on February 8, 18S)1, the vessel being on a passage from Philadelphia to Hiego, Japan. Her position at noon that day was lat. 44.1 S., long. 14.4 E., and at 8 p.m. there was a strong westerly wind with a very high sea, when the lad Galloway, who had been sent into the main rigging, was half-way up the ratlines unhooking a block from the main sheet, fell overboard. Captain M'Callum, who was standing aft, observed,.the lad fall and at once tnrew nim a lifebuoy as he was being swept astern of the ship on the top of a big wave. The ship was promptly brought to the wind and a Boat lowered and sent away in charge of the chief officer. They pulled round for about an hour without success although from time to time they heard the hoarse cries of the boy, and were about fr m in«? 10 search in despair, when Mr Loalfleet (the n,ate) heard a feeble moan, pK™;™ i"^-^ ey.es- discerned Galloway nlS g, ! f he}^ wyJn ihe trough of the sea wnU v the vboat s bow- He was soon on board the ship, where every attention was paid him. The boy stated that when he rose to the t^ Ct- V\ alhn/' J? he shiPs I!GWs went away from him like a flash. Luckily the water was very black, enabling him to see the lifebuoy thrown by Captain M'Callum: He reached out and rested his hands on it, and it turned over quite naturally and fell over his shoulders, and as soon as he got his arms over it he stopped paddling. The buoy came none too soon, as the lad was tired out, and his lower limbs were numbed from the waist downwards. The seabirds, both albatrosses and mollyhawks, swooped down on him again and again, causing the poor noy to think they would drive their beaks into his skull. Luckily for him his moans were heard by the chief officer, and he was picked up by the boat and taken on board his ship. Galloway is a nephew of Mr J. Galloway, who formerly kept tne Glasgow Piehouse in Princes street, Dunedin his maternal aunt being Mrs J. Watson, of Constitution street, Port Chalmers.

OVERLAND PASSENGERS. Yesterday's Through Trains. ap>?-?iM D*? E?, IN FOR TnE South.—Mr A. W. M GiUtay, Mr G. Powell, Rev. T. H. Lyon, Mr J. M. Stewart, MrM. C. Macgregor, Mrs Macdonald, Mr i Collins, Miss Cnrnov, Mrs Weeks, Mr J Macdonald, Mr Michael Macartliy, Mr and Mrs Bremnerfoml rfuld), Mr W. Black, Mr J. Shaacks, Mi George I,aunn X) Mr Reuben Wicks. IOK, Dunedin pbom TUB SouTH.-Mr Charles |°ss, Mr J.M'Dougall, Mr A. B. Crawford, Mr R..Cjilhes, Dr Axeuzies,Mr A. Edridge, Mr H. A. V.tho R V m Rtovning> M'«« Borlase, Revs. I 1 M^ utli c' Newport, and Coffey, Miss Brent Mra Millington, Miss P. B. Gilchr st, Miss Gil-

From Dunedin for the North.—For Christchtirci: Miss Keating, Mr Thomas Glendining, Mr 1«. M'Guire, Mr ,T. Cathcart, Mr Wason Messrs Russell, Philip, A. Cohon, DrW. Kingston ?/ c- \°t 1' Tiinaru: Mr G. Hogbcn, Mr F. Hyams, Mr J. A. Uuthcrforcl, Mr X Taylor. For Ashburton : Miss Shea and Bliss M'Garva. n ■ fcOll n DUNEDIN FROM THE NORTH.—Mastei'3 Russell (3), Mossra H. C. NciU, G. KottlcwcU, W. H. I'larko, S. Ihompsoii, Mrs J. II l'aton, Miss L. Beadlo. lliss Cargill, Mr Donaldson, Rev. G. Barclay, M IS 3 LA. Jtoller, Mi-s Smart (and family), Miss Russell, Miss Thomson, Mr 1\ llussell.