SHIPPING.

Otago Daily Times, Issue 9337, 30 January 1892, Page 1

SHIPPING.

PORT CHALMERS.

Phases of the Moon. (Calculated for New Zealand mean time.) D. H. M. JANUARY. New Moon ... ... 30 4 9 a.m. February. First Quarter ... ... 5 9 9 p.m. FullMoon ... ... 13 7 8 a.m. Last Quarter ... ... 21 11 45 a.m. .New Moon ... ... 28 3 17 p.m. The Weather. January 29.—Wind S. W. Weather variable. 8 a.m. Noon. 5 p.m. Barometer ... 2974 29"84 29'8S Thermometer ... 62 68 53 High Water. ( a.m. p.m. Tan qn JAt tne Heads ... 3.5 3.26 oan. au -c At port Chalmerg _ 345 4i6 tA.t Dunedin ... 4.30 4.51 / a.m. p.m. Tin Qi JAt the Heads ... 3.4S .4.9 Jan. -*M At Port Chalmers ... 4.28 4.49 Ut Dunedin ... 5.13 5.31

ARRIVAL.

Wakatipu, 5.5.,1158 ton3, Kennedy, from Sydney, via East Coast ports. J. Mills, agent. Passengers—Misses Capp, Jenkins, Murray, Barker (2), Mesdames Conborough, Thomson (and child), Bews, Cogan (and chad), Jackson, Messrs Barker (2), Birch, Chamberlin; and 10 in the steerage.

DEPARTURES. Mararoa, s.s., 1658 tons, Chatfield, for Melbourne, via the Bluff and Hobart. J. Mills, agent. Passengers: For Bluff—Mr Bryson. For Hobart— Misses Bransgrove, Douglas, Mesdames Williams, Barrett, Balfour, Douglas, Messrs Barrett, Williams, Wright, Buckland, Weigall. For Melbourne—Misses Watson, Myers (3), Crespur (3), Baber, Dixon (2), Mesdames Baber, Curtois, Myers, Hogg, Messrs Ramsden, Drummond, Ashley, M'Arthur, Dauncey, Gillies, Sinythe, Middows, Curtois ; 15 steerage. Fifeshire, s.s., 3719 tons, J. Cuthbert, R.N.R., for London. Murray, Roberts, and Co., agents. Passengers—Colonel Gyll, R.A., Messrs B. C. Mounnier, J. Crawford. Catlin, ketch, 46 tons, Svendson, for the south. Cr. Blyth, agent. Brunner, s.s., 332 tons, Waller, for the West Coast, via Timaru. J. Mills, agent. Isabella Anderson, schooner, 79 tons, Laing, for Kaipara, via Lyttelton. K. Ramsay, agent.

EXPECTED ARRIVALS.

S'rom London.—Opawa, ship, 1131 tons, Hanion, OKPJ. Nelson, ship, 1247 tons, Bannatyne, NKRC. Pakeha, s.s., 2842 tons, Scotland. Duke of Westminster, 3726 tons, Cox, WKQH, December 21. Rangatira, s.s., 2642 tons, Burton, December 22.

Fboji London, via Santos.—Akaroa, barque, 1334 tons, WFKH. From Liverpool.—Doon, barque, 859 tons, RCHB.

From Liverpool, via Wellington.—Snowdrop, 609 tons, Foster, JPDL. Froji Glasgow.—Elizabeth, barque. From New York.—August Burchard, barque, 474 tons, Fretwurst, MDFK. J. H. Marsters, barque, 632 tons, October 30. Annie Reed, barque, 719 tons. Warren, JRWQ, November 30. Motley, brigantine, 591 tons, Harper, JSRF. Waaland, barque, 584 tons, HWPL, October 21. From Calcutta.—Fazilka, s.s., December 30. From Mauritius.—Alcestis, barque, 423 tons, Le Provost, HGMN, December 14. From Hamburg.—Hudson, barque, 797 tons, Kemp, WSFD. Marianna, barque, 1288 tons, RHWP, November 27.

'SHIPPING TELEGRAMS.'

Wkllington, January'29.—Sailed: Penguin, for Lyttelton. Passengers—Misses Ra.wnsley(2),Bird, and Bruce (2), Mrs Perry, Messrs Smith, Duggan, Crawford, Lees, and Master Duggan. The Herald and Nelson, which sailed for Nelson this afternoon, took a large number of excursionists. Lyttelton, January 29.—Sailed: Ohau, for the Bluff, with the freezing hulk Edwin Fox in tow. Bluff, January 29.—Arrived: steamer Ardle, from Timaru; Othello, barque, from Newcastle. Sydney, January 28.—Sailed: Talune, for Auckland. , Melbourne, January2B.—Arrived: Wairarapa, from the Bluff. •

THE DIRECT STEAMERS

London, January 28. The Ruahine left yesterday for Melbourne and Sydney. The Tongariro is loading for Port Chalmers and northern ports. The Duke of Sutherland sailed on Sunday for Port Chalmers.

_ The New Zealand Company's steamer Otarama is due at Port Chalmers this forenoon, she having left Lyttelton at 4.15 p.m. yesterday. The s.s. Mararoa left the tongue wharf yesterday afternoon for Melbourne, via the Bluff and _Hobart • .•'.". .

The s.s. Taieri steamed up from Port Chalmers ■yesterday morning, and landed cargo at the Rattray street wharf. The s.s. Brunner left the Rattray street wharf at 7 p.m. yesterday with passengers and cargo for the West Coast, via Timaru. The ketch Catlin cleared the lower harbour on Thursday night, and sailed in ballast for the south.

The Messageries Maritimes' new steamer Armand Behie performed a trial trip on January 13, during which the capacity of her engines was thoroughly tested. She attained a speed of 18 knots. The schooner Isabella Anderson left the Jetty street wharf yesterday forenoon with cargo for Lyttelton and Kaipara. The 3.5. Wakatipu, Captain Kennedy, from Sydney, via East Coast ports, arrived at Port Chalmers at 9.30 a.m. yesterday, and was berthed at the George street pier. She left Sydney at 4.45 p.m. on the 15th inst., arrived at Auckland at 2.30 p.m. on the 21st, and sailed again on the 22nd; called at Gisborne 23rd, Napier 24th, Wellington 25th, and left again on the 26th, reaching Lyttelton on the morning of the 27th, and sailed again at 2 p.m. on the 28th, arriving as above. From Sydney- to Wellington she experienced strong head winds, and from that^port fine weather to arrival.

The brigantine Camille is taking in ballast at the head of the graving dock. The s.s. Fifeshire, Captain Cuthbert, left the Bowen pier yesterday afternoon for London with a full cargo, consisting of 6629 bales wool, 4652 sacks grain, 109 casks tallow and pelts, 88 bags hides and bones, 969 cases cheese, 734 pkgs butter, 17 pkgs sundries, 15,207 carcases frozen mutton, and 2o case? kidneys. . Of this she took on board at Timaru,2422 bales wool, 652 sacks grain, 32 casks tallow and pelts, 22 bags hides and bones, 6 cases butter, 21 cases kidneys, and 8046 carcases mutton; at Oamaru 924 bales wool, 4000 sacks grain, 39 bags horns and bones, 6 pkgs sundries, and 1956 carcases mutton ; and at Port Chalmers 3283 bales wool, 27 bags horns and bones, 969 cases cheese, 77 casks tallow and pelts, 728 pkgs butter, 11 pkgs sundries, 4 cases kidneys, and 5205 carcases mutton.

THE TARAWERA'S EXCURSIONS TO THE SOUNDS.

The following passengers have booked for the Tarawera's third souncls excursion, leaving Port Chalmers on Monday :—Mr C. Austin, Dewsbury; Mr W. Barker, Gisborne; Mr F. Barker, Gisbornc; Miss M. Barker, Gisborne; Miss E Barker, Gisborne; Mr J. A. Barstow, Auckland • Miss H. Bayne-Rankin, London; Mr W H Bezer, Sydney; Mr Z. Benjamin, MelbourneMrs Benjamin, Melbourne; Mr F. H. Birch Surrey, England; Rev. A. C. Blaker, Bristol; Mr H. Blondel, South Australia; Mrs Blondel, South Australia ; Dr F. Bowie, Gympie, Queensland ;Mr H. Bowley, London; Mrs Boyd, Auckland : Mr T. W. Bremner, Edinburgh; Mr J. li. Bnscoe, Melbourne ; Mr D. Brown, Suva, Fiji; Miss Burne, Sydney; Mr Caccia, Florence, Italy; Mm Caccia, Florence, Italy; Mr A Cameron, Sydney; Mrs Cameron, Sydney; Miss I. Cargill, Dunedin; Mr S C. Cave, Melbourne; Mrs Cave, Melbourne; Mr M. E. Cohen, Melbourne, Mr E. Chaytur Blenheim, New Zealand; Miss A. Chefferill, London; Mr Clarke, Melbourne; Mrs Clarke, Melbourne; Mrs E. W. Cole, Melbourne, Master Cole, Melbourne; Mr G. Coute, Milan, Italy; Mr A. E. Costall, Wellington; Mr F. A Coxhead, Dunedin; Mr Cuilivick ; Auckland : Miss Davies, Sydney •Mr J. Drewitt, Northumberland, England; Mrs Drewitt, Northumberland England; Mr R. F Dyke, Mitiann, Victoria; Mr A. C. Elsworthj Sydney; Mr S. Emmanuel, Sydney; Mrs Emmanuel, Sydney; Miss Everhard, Melbourne; Miss Fletcher, Bradford, England: Miss E. Fletcher, Bradford, England; Mr W. Getting, London; Miss Glass, South Australia ;- Mrs Graham, Richmond, Surrey; Miss Graham, Richmond, Surrey; Miss A. Graham, Richmond, Surrey; Hon. F. S. Grimwade, M.L.A., Melbourne ; Miss Grimwade, Melbourne; Miss K. Grogan, London ; Miss Hackett, London ; Mr S. Johnson, London ; Mr J. Jago, Dunodin ; Miss Keep, Sydney; Miss E. Keep, Sydney; Mr 11. Kelly Yorkshire; Mrs Kelly, Yorkshire; lir A r Kidman, Sydney; Mrs Kidman, Sydney; Mr Masters, Melbourne; Mr C. Meiklehani, SX dne/rixT M, r S; Montague, Hampshire; Mr W M'Neil Miss M'Neil, Dunedin; Rev. O Connor, Melbourne ; Mrs L. Oliver, London; Miss Oliver London; Mr.E. Packer, Dunedin ; Mrs E. Parker, Christchurch; Mr Pearson, Melbourne: Mrs Peele, Melbourne; MrJ. Peele Melbourne; Miss Peele, Christchurch; Rev. J. Richards, Melbourne; Mr J. Robcrtshaw Dunedin ; Rev. H. Rutherford, London ; Mrs Rutherford. London ; Mr C. A. Schemetton, London • Mr C. C. Skeratt, Sydney ; Mrs Skeratt, Sydney • M iss M. Skeratt, Sydney; Mr Stewart, Melbourne; Miss Stewart, Melbourne ; MrF. Sugdcn, Kent; General Sir 0. Tanner, London; Lady Tanner,' London; Mr L. Taylor, Melbourne; Mrs Taylor, Melbourne; Miss Taylor, Melbourne ;Mr C. Theo- , bald, London; Mr J. Timson, Dunedin; Mr C. W. Umbers, Dunedin; Mr Wallace, consul-general U.S.A., Melbourne; Mrs Wallace, Melbourne; Mr A. F. Webb, London ; Mr B. H. Webb, London ; Miss L. A. Webb, London ; Mr Webster, Auckland ; MrsF. Wells, Danevirke, Wellington ; Miss K. C. White, Westport; Mr J. A. 0. Willis, Sydney- Mr Wright, Melbourne; Mr W. P. Young, Dunedin.

Pellett (and child), Mrs Donelly (and child), Mr and Mrs J. Reid, Mrs and Miss Brand, Miss Gngor, Miss E. Anderson, Mr R. E. Briley, Airs Buchanan (and family), Mrs M'Kenzie(and child), Mrs M Owen, Miss Stevenson. From Dunedin for the North.—For Christchurch : Mr P. Mason, Mr W. R. Cameron, MrG. Campbell, Mr W. Myall, Mr P. Pattullo, Mr John bawers, Mr Rivers, Mr Langton, Mr Alexander Fwgusson, Miss Arenas, Miss Tozer, Mr F. Williams, Mr H. Reynolds. Miss Ormond, Mr A. D. Dcnmston, Mr Troup, [Mr William Stewart, Miss Brown, Miss Mackay, Mr R. Francis (and son). For Ashburton: Mr and Mrs Harrison, Misses Harrison (2). For Timaru: Rev. W. Gillies, Mr R. H. Postlethwaite.

For Dunedin from the North.—Earl and Countess of Heath, Ah- D. E. Hutton, My W. Gatfield, Mr and Mrs Collet-Dobson, Mrs BayneRankin, Miss Hackett, Mr and Mrs Caecia, Mr and Mrs Geddes, Mr D. Sliand, Miss Watcrhouse, Rev. H. and Mrs Rutherford, Sir A. Stepney, Mr and Mrs M'Pherson, Mr and Mrs Cuthbcrtson, Mr A. Kayo, Miss Ivy Ovonden. :