SHIPPING.

Otago Daily Times, Issue 9546, 30 September 1892, Page 1

SHIPPING.

FORT CHALMERS. Tims Baix ai Port Chj.lkers. Notst Eaaiattd mean tiras at uoou, calcnlated foe the meridian of longitude, in time 11 hcni-s 30 mlnuteseast of Greenwich, will be signalled once a weak by a time-ball dropping at the Instant of. . nmnnooa. A blue flag will bo hoisted-at the mast-head, Port Chalmars signal station, on the forenoon of the day when tho tirao signal is to bo sivan. Vkasks ov raa Moon. (Calculated fov New Zealand mean time.} SEPTEMBER. !>. H. X, Full Moon ... ... 7 8 38 a.ra. Last Quarter .„ ... 14 0 20 am. New Moon ... ... 21 0 4i p.m. First Quarter ... ... 29 5 49 p.ai. The "Weather. September 23.—Wind N.E. Weather thick, rainy. ■■ 8 a.m. • Noon. 5 p.m. Barometer ... 2990 29-92 2990 Thermoraator ... 42 50 50 High Watku ra.m, p.m At the Heads ... S.I 5.39 ociiu. oj -j At port Chalmers _ 8-41 [) 19 AAt Dunedin ... 9.26 10.4 ARRIVAL. Napier, s.s., 4S tons, Hansen. from Waikawa. K. Ramsay, agent. .- : DEPARTURES. Waihora, s.s., 1269 tons, Anderson, for Melbourne, via Hobart and the Bluff. J. Mills, agent. Passengers: Mrs Chamberlain, Misses Ashcroft, Hopcraft (und friend), Hendry, Messrs Parker, Harvey; and 10 steerage., •■■.-.. Napier, s.s., 42 tons, Hansen, for Waikawa.' K. Ramsay, agent. EXPECTED ARRIVALS.

From London.—Rimutaka, s.s., 4473 tons, H. E. Greenstreet, JSHC. Crusader, ship, 105S tons, Perrian, HCLB. Maori King, s.s., 3570 tons, Prisko, LNFK. Taranaki, ship, 1199 tons, Gordou, QMNP. Waipa, ship, 1057 tons, Forsdick, WTLR. Elderslie, s.s., 2761 tons, Olsen, JLSK. Tekoa, s.s., 4050 tons, Stuart. From Liverpool, via Wellington.—Aethelbert, barque, 818 tons, Garriock, QFRB. Lutterworth, barnue, 916 tons, Kelly, HNKD. From New York.—Star of the East, barque, 734 tons, Turner^QJKN. Schwanden, barque, 857 tons, Olsen, HFRS. Aanie Stafford, 1297 tons, Robinson, TBHR. Willowbank, barque, BS2 tons, M'Mnrchy, QGMB. From -: Glasgow. — Euterpe, ship, 1197 tons, Paynter, VPJK. : . From Hamburg.—Advancement, ship, Essen. From the • Chesterfield Group. — Alcestis, barque, 398 tons, Rogers, HCMN. Jessie, barquentine, 257 tons, Mahon, SNTK. From Sydney, via Clarence River.—Coquette, chooner 214 tons Brown WNVQ.

IMPORTS,

[Special Notice.—Consignees desirous of having their names appear in this part of our columns, together with their consignments, may havo the same inserted on payment of a small charge.] Per Napier, from Kaikawa : 22,000 ft timber. Smith and Smith are now landing (ex s.s. Pakeha): 240 pkgs — Hessian, bevelled mirror glass, putty, shellac"; white lead, gold leaf, and painters' sundries of all kinds.—Smith and Smith.

SHIPPIN TELEGRAMS.

Auckland, September 29.—Arrived : Upolu, from Fiji. Sailed: Gairloch, for the south ; Mahinapua, for the south. Passengers: Mesdamos Starry, Davies (2), Holmes (and child), Misses Fisher, .Davis, Blaster Davis, Messrs Lloyd, Barrow, Entill, Haye, Sneger; 22 steerage. Wellington, September 29.— Arrived: Graf ton, from the West Coast. : Sailed : Kahu, for Lyttelton and Port Chalmers; Penguin, for the south. Passengers: Misses AVilson, Freeby, Betts, Smith, and Buckland, Mesdames Dearce, Taiaroa, Hay, and Newton, Messrs Newton, Evans, Nelson, Gregory, Nathan, Harper, Thompson, Barton (2), Earle, Stevens, Andrews, Allen^Burt, Infield, Pqstlethwaite, M'Nicol, -Hadfield, Tucker, Kitchener, Huddlestone, Hooper, Hay, Thompson, M'Lennan, Evans, and Master Tucker. Albany, September 2!).—Arrived : Orient liner Ophir. Passenger for New Zealand :Mr Taylor.

THE DIRECT STEAMERS,

L-sttelton, September 29.—The Aorangi, Captain Sutcliffe, sailed for London to-day. Passengers : Hisses Leslie (2), and Maakie, Mesdames Bnggs, Leslie, and Johnson, Dr Parker, Messrs Simpson, Smith, Marshall, Saywell, Thomas, Johnson, Blayle, Menzies, Swyney, Crawford, Masters Briggs (2), and Leslie (2). " ' -

MOVEMENTS OF UNION STEAM SHIP COMPANY'S FLEET. -.:' Thuusday, Sei-tehder 29.---v . Oamaru—Hei aid arrived early from Dunedin. Wellington—Graf ton arrived; 11 a.m. from Nelson, : ■ . " Nelson—Rotorua arrived-10.30 a.m. from Wellington ; sailed Ip.m. for Picton. : Wescport—Ohau arrived 3 a.m. from Lyttelton. Napier—Kanieri arrived 2 a.m. from Gisborne; returns 10 p.m. ; Sydney—Pukaki arrived this morning from Lyttelton. ■ ' ; ;■• ;,;..-.;: . .

The s.s. Napier, with a cargo of timber from the coast, arrived at the Rattray street wharf at 5 a.na. yesterday. She left Waikawa at 6 a.m.-of the 2Sth inst. and had strong N.E. winds with dirty weather and heavy seas along the coast and arrived as above.

The s.s. Waihora steamed down to Port Chalmers at 9 a.m. yesterday, and 'after embarking passengers and mails left in the afternoon for Melbourne, via the Bluff and Hobart. • The Norwegian barque New Zealand put out the last of her Dunedin cargo yesterday. The ship Jessie Readman has put out over 500 tons of cargo at the Victoria wharf. As usual with the good ship, it is turning out in excellent condition. ■■ '..'-.•

The barque Routehbeck will be ready to take in stiffening cargo to-day. , • The steamer Gulf of Taranto recently arrived at Sydney on her maiden voyage. She is a fine powerful cargo vessel, capable of carrying 5000 tons of general merchandise, and possesses limited but good passenger accommodation. The line to which she belongs; the Greenock Steamship Company, has a number of steamers in the Australian trade, aud the Gulf of Taranto is a foe simile of the Gulf of Siam.:.: She :is-fitted up with the electric light, and is in all respects one of the finest type of cargo merchantmen. On her trial trip, made just before she was placed on the loading berth for Sydney,'a speed of 13 knots was attained by the vessel. ••■ '