SHIPPING.

Otago Daily Times, Issue 9629, 7 January 1893, Page 1

SHIPPING.

FOBS CHALMKE3,

Tikb Em, at Post Ohaehers.

Raw Zealand moan time at noon, CRlculatei for tis meridian of longitude, in time J.I hoars 33 uilnu'.os east oi Greenwich, will bs signalled oucs a week by a time-ball dropping at the luatasit o! tae&a noon. A Mac flag will ba hoisted at the msst-head, Port Ohaltnera signal station, on the forenoon of the day when the time signal is to be gXrau. Phases of thk Moon. j (Calculated for New Zealand mean tlms.) ; JANUARY, T>. H. H. full Moon w 3 1 11 ft.m. Last Quarter „,, ... 30 9 68 a.ra. New Moon ,„ ,„ IS 0 ES p.m. First Quarter ... ... S5 5 5.' p.m. Thk Wkathkb. January G.-Wind N.E. Weather dull. 8a m. Noon. 5 p.m. Barometer ... 30-30 3038 30/38 Thermometer ... 51 G' <»f' Hioh Water, r a.m. p.m. T _J At the Heads ... 5.53 C.13 <Tan- 71 At Port Chalmers ... OV, CD 1 lAtDunedin ... 7.1S 7.33 T o /At tho Head* ... 0.33 C.55 Jan. SlAt Fort Chalmers... 7.13 7.55 LAtDunedin ... 7.53 8.20

ARRIVALS. Penguin, s.s., 442 tons, Bernech, from the north. J. Mills, agent. Passengers : Misses Brown and Eccles; 2 steeiage. Mararoa, s.s., 124S tons, Chatfield, from Sydney, via Wellington and Lyttelton. J. Mills, agent. Passengers: Mesdames R. Amos, Hogg, Gibb (and 2 children), Wallis, J. C. Fraser, M'Gill, Roydhouse (and child), 11. D. Crawford, Hatrick (and 2 children), Forsyth, Hinton, Taylor, Misses Sinclair, Bethel (2), Green, Hogg, Dwyer, Taylor, Dransfleld, F. Wallis, Garden, Messrs J. W. Murdoch, Ledininghain, J. D. Wprmald, R. Amos, W. A. Gibb, Sargeant, J. C. Fraser, Williams, J. Samson, Witt, lTorsyth, Stevenson, A. P>euvcr, Martin, Hogg; 38steerage. Hinemoa, C.G.S., 2Sli tons, Fairchild, from northern ports. DEPARTURES.

Omapere, s.s., 352 tons, Phillips, for the West Coast. J. Mills, agent. Dingadee, s.s., 393 tons, Anderson, for Westjiort. J. Mills, agent. Mararoa, s.s., 1248 tons, Chatfield, for Melbourne, via the Bluff and Hobart. J. Mills, agent. Passengers : Me.sdames Brebner ■ (and child), Fleming (and child), Chapman, M'DonaJd, Misses Torapkins, M'Doutall, Swayne, Benjamin, Galbraith (2), Mooney, Messrs Layers, Thomson, Fraser, C. D. Hall, R. Park, J. Park, It. Johnston, Jackman, Terry, Heath, M'Donald, Strain, Betero;. 17 steerage. Maori, s.s., 175S tons, Moffatt, for Lyttelton. N.M. and A. Co., agents. EXPECTED ARRIVALS. FhOM London.—Waipa, ship, 1057 tons. Silba, VVTLR (October 20). Matatua, s.s., 3322 tons, M'Dougall (December 8). Aorangi, s.s., 2655 toss, Sutcliffe (December 10). Oamaru, ship, 13J4 tons, Thompson, WSNG. jfnoJi LIY.EHPOOI., vii Wellington. — Hinomoa, barque, 2203 tons, R. de Steiger. Opawa, barque, 1016 tons, Martin, QKPJ. From New York.—Schwanden, barque, 857 tons, Olsan, HFRS. Waimea. barque, S&l ton 3, Koston, QNRD. Paul, barque, 744 tons, Honerloh. Feoh Glasoow.—Wellington, ship, 1303 tons, Cowan, NMCK. From Hambuho.—Advancement, ship, Essea.

IMPOSTS. [Special Notice.—-Conßignooa desirous oJ having their name 3 appear in this part of our columns, together with their consignments, may hays the Mine inserted on payment of a small chargo.J PerMararoa : MiO cases fruit, 170 bags bark, 2 pkgs watches, 7 caEks wine. Per Penguin, from the north : 40 boxes tomatoes, 40 drums sheep dip, (i pkgs cucumbers, 4S bars iron, 10 bags rice, 30 boies tea, 31 empties, quantity sundries. Mrs Rogerson, ex Maori: 1 trunk shoes, slippers. Smith and Smith, ox Taranaki: 283 boxes window glass. Ex Maori: 15 cases rolled plate glass, artists' colours, bevelled mirror glass, opal letters, picture cord, &c—Smith and Smith, importers.

SHIPPING TELEGRAMS. Auckland, January 6.— Sailed : Manapouri, fnr the south. Passengers: Misse3 Kane, Adair, Wyldc, Brown, Skcy, Blacknell, Inglis, Dewes, Mesdames AVinu (and family), Bartlet (and two children), Worthingion, Gale, M'Vay, Otton, I)ewe3, Aitkin (and two children), Golebourne, Heustie, Bishop, Sksy, Kccles, Rutherford (and child), iagss, Stevens, Prideaux, Smith, Messrs Scoullar, Yonng, Russell, Latty, M'Kinnon, Nolan, WorthiogtoD, Stewart, JCccles, Scott, Chapman, Morgan, Garry, Morton, M'Vay, TT,,, -. , R,.,/--- v y^ i:^, : ,.n« Tlinrnton, Staff, Colebourne, Homers, Robertson, Espie, M'llae, Brown, Abbott, Eiley, M'Connor, Derrett, Baggs, Graham, M'Master, Booth, Pringle, Kenyon, Clarksor, Richards, Styche, Eberbert, Muir, James, M'Lachlan, Ryder, Buchanan, Hodgson, Miller, Stevens, Pearce, Scrimegin, Hunter, Rotway, Price, Shrimpton, O'Brien, Gale, Hyland, Bourke, Mullen, Smith, Atkin, Edwards, Allsopp, O'Hin, Boyd, Eaton, Ford, Kneebone, Edwards, Gowuen, Boyle, Wynward, Brailsford ; and 39 steerage. Wellington, January fi.—Sailed: Rotorua, for Lyttolton. Passengers: Misses Coleman, Head, Thompson, Mitchell, and M'Phee, Mesdames Schneider, Kerr, and Swan, Rev. Mr Duffy, Messrs Schneider, Kerr, M'Kcnna, M'Leau, Franklin, Hoarc, Gray, Rees, S-van, Longton, Cohen, and M'Callum. Takapuna, for Onehunga ; Rotomahana, for Sydney. Entered outwards: Crusader, ship, for London.

THE DIRECT STEAMERS. The Arawa arrived at Hobart at 6 o'clock yesterday morning, from London via the Cape. She has 33 passengers for Australian ports, and IGS for New Zealand. The Arawa left at 6 o'clock last night for Auckland. The following are passengers by her for New Zealand: First saloon : For Lyttelton :—Mr and Mrs G. Gould, Master 11. Gould (and maid), Mr and Mrs W. H. Lane (and maid), Mr R. L. Laurie, Mr W. Beatty, Mrs Meredith, Captain Wells. For Port Chalmers—Mr and Mrs T Bacon, Mrs J. N. Brown, Miss C. M. Brown, Miss M. L. Mitchell, Mr and Mrs J. M. Ritchie, Mrs K. M. Waddell, Miss D. Wormell. For Wellington—Mrs Jane Clarke, Mr H. Cullen, Mr Guthrie, Mrs E. M. Moore, Mr and Mrs F. Nelson, Mr J. W. M. Palk, Mr and Mrs Pharazyn, Miss Pharazyn, Miss M. B. Pharazyn (and maid), Mr and Mrs W. Temple. For Auckland—Mr 11. M. Banbury, Mr H. E. Eyres, Mr 3 P. S. King, Miss A. King, Mr W. Ogden. For Gisborne—Mr C. E, Clive, Miss Clive. For Invercargill—MrT.M'Lean, MissJ.M'Lean. ForTimaru— MrS. Fergusson. For Oamaru—Mr W. R. Darling. For Napier—Mrs R. Pasley. For New PlymouthMiss E. Ward. Second saloon : For Lyttelton— Mr W. H. Holt, Mr Maclaverty, Mr H. Wellsbury. For Port Chalmers—Mr C. Leggatt, Mr T. Lewis, Mrs Smith, Misses K. and E. Smith, Master G. Smith, Mr H. Wormell. For Welling-ton-Mr R. J. Dash, Miss H. Hicks, Miss E. M. Jordan, Mrs Lee, Miss L. Lee, Mr E. Schaefer, Mr W. Sproot, Mr H. Williams. For Auckland—Mr A. Grant, Miss M. Highet. Mr W. Stevens, Mr W. H. Stevens, Mr J. M'Neil Taylor, Mr 3 Thacker, Mr and Mrs 11. Woodward. For New Plymouth—Messrs E. Banks, J. B. Bennie, A. Longmorc, T. Oliver. For Wanganui —Messrs T. C. and B. T. Hassell. For TimaruMr F. W. Crawford, Mr and Mrs J. M'Dougall. For Napier-Mis3 E. Pitt. Third class-Mr W. Abel, Miss A. Brown, Mr and Mrs G. R. Brown, Masters G., W., N., and H. Brown, Messrs E. S. Brewster, W. Burgess, Mrs E. Burgess, Mr J. Burgess (jun.), Mis?e3 M. and E. Burgess, Masters R., W. N. and T. W. Burgess, Miss M. Burgess, Master R. Burgess, Mr T. Cann, Mrs and Master A. Carruthers, Mr G. Carter, Misses Margaret Clark and E. Clarke, Messrs T. Clemson, D. Colo, 11. Coulson, E. Davis, 11. Dnnlop, E Dunn, Misses A. and R. Dunn, Mr R. Eldy, Misses M. Gamble, Messrs A. Harford, J. R. Harvey, John Herbert, Miss C. Holcroft, Messrs J. Hutson, W. J. Irvine, W. R. Jones, Mr and Mrs S. Kerr, Messrs 11. Kirk, J. Kyle. W. 0. Lampard, X Lewis, F. Limber, Miss H. Lonergan, Mr F. ami Mrs E. MacKenzie, Misses E., L., and E. MacKenzio, Miss M. M'Lean, Messrs James Merchant, W. H. Mundey, T. W. Patterson, Mr It. J. and Mrs Patterson, Mis3E. Patterson, Masters L. and R. Patterson, Misses K. and J. Patterson, Messrs T. B. Pickenncr, J. Porter, Mr A. (J. and Mrs Rose, Messrs 11. Roscvoarc, J. Sanders, Searles, A. Smith, J. Stevenson, S. Stevenson, Miss M. Stevenson, Messrs T. Stockbridge, G. S. ValkenImrg, G. AVaite, F. Welt, T. Wilkio.

The following is a list of passengers booked up to the 2oth November per I{.M. s.s. Aorangi, which left London on Bth December and Plymouth 10th December:—Saloon : Mr It. B. Bennett, Mrs It. B. Bennett, Master 11. L. Bennett, Colonel S. Beckett, Mr Edward Bibby, for Lyttelton ; Mr H. S. Waller, Mrs Waller, for Auckland; Mr 3P. Oppe, Miss J. Oppe, Mr A. Oppe, Masters 11, T. and X Oppe (and nurse), for Wellington; Rev. W. E, Mulyan, Mrs Mulyan, Miss C A. Mulyan, for Auckland; Mr R. S. Mat thews, Mrs Matthews, Master L. W. A. Matthews, for New Plymouth; Mr G. A. Hill, Mr O. Ilbert. for Lyttelton; Mr H. D. V. ihimark, for Wellington ; Mr A. Heathorn, for Melbourne; Misses A. J. and L. C. FarquharHmith, for Wellington. Steerage ;Mr T. V. DalKleish, Mrs Dalgleish, Master R. W. Dalgleish, Mi3s V. Dalxleiah, Miss V. Dalgleish, Master J. .1. Dalgleish, Master W. Dalgleish, Master .1. Dalgleish, for Port Chalmers; Mr J'l. Priestly, for Auckland; Miss R. Reader, Miss B. Reader, for Wellington; Mr J. \V. Jenner, for Wellington; Air J. Hutton, for Port Chalmers; Mr A. J. Peterson, for Wellington; Mr A. Turner, for Auckland ; Miss J. Ireland, for Greymouth; Miss C. Ireland, for Greyinouth; Miss A. Solwood, for Timaru; Miss K. O'Neil, for Napier; Mr J. Turner, and Mr R. .J. Turner, for Auckland ; Mr W. Thomas, for Bluff ; Mr AY. A. Slii'ton, for Greyniouth; Mr J. Forrester, Mrs Forrester, Miss A. M. Forrester, Master W. Forrester, Miss K. Forrester, Master E. Forrester, for Lyttelton ; Miss R. G. Muldren, Misi S. Muldren, Miss M. Muldron, Master W. J. Muldren, Master 11. Muldren, for Oamaru ; Miss 11. Cm-ley, Mr C. R Lock, Mrs Lock, and Mis 3 Lock, for Wellington. London, January o.—Arrived: Ruahine, s.s., from Wellington (November 21).

MOVEMENTS OF THE UNION STEAM SHIP COMPANY'S FLEET. Friday, January C.

Lyttelton—Wakatipu arrived 11.15 a.m. from Wellington ; sailed 2 p.m. for Port Chalmers.

Wellington—Rotomahana arrived 4.30 a.m. from Lyttelton. Herald and Takapuna arrived !) a.m. from Lyttelton. Moa arrived 10 a.m. from Westport. Gisborne—Talune arrived 4.30 a.m. from Napier; sailed 7.50 a.m. for Auckland.

Sydney—Te Anau arrived yesterday morning from Auckland.

The brig Rio Logo is taking in cargo at the Jetty street wharf. The ship Tnranaki was towed,.down to Port Chalmers yesterday morning and will leave for London without delay. The s.s. Penguin, from the north, arrived at Port Chalmers at 5 a.m. yesterday and readied the Kattray street wharf at 6 a.m. She left Nelson at 8 p.m of the 3rd inst., called at Picton, ellington, and Lyttelton, left the latter port at 1 p.m. of the sth inst., aud reached headquarters as The' Government steamer Hinemoa, from Wellington, via the coast, arrived at Port Chalmers at ?i p.m. yesterday. Another of the old landmarks has passed away in the person of the late Captain James Ferguson, who for the la3t 29 years ha 3 been an active officer of the Union Steam Ship Company's service. Captain Ferguson some 28 years since succeeded the late Captain Johnson as master of the Harbour Steam Company's well-known steamer Golden Ago. After the inception of the Union Company our old friend held a position of great trust at Port Chalmers, and on relinquishing it took service again as an officer of the company's steamer Pukaki. Captain Ferguson was a most generous man, and was noted at all times for his genial kindness. He was mate of the Golden Age in ISO 3, with Captain James Malcolm, and steadily worked himself up to the command. All the shipping offices and the vessels in port half-masted their colours yesterday in token of respect for the deceased gentleman. Tho s.s. .Dingadee loft Eattray street wharf yesterday evening for Westport direct. The s.s. Omapere steamed up from Port Chalmers yesterday afternoon, and after taking in cargo, left the Rattray street wharf for the West Coast ports, via Timaru. The s.s. Waihora, after landing cargo at the Victoria wharf, steamed down to Port Chalmers yesterday and was taken into the graving dock. We regret to hear that Mr A. W. Crawford, the chief inspector of machinery for this district, died yesterday. The late Mr Crawford was formerly engineer of the p.s. Lioness some 28 years since, and after serving in the Beautiful Star and Maori with Captain James Malcolm, was appointed a Government inspector of machinery for Otago and Southland. Mr Crawford won a host of friends by his kindly manner and willingness at all times to oblige persons with whom he came in contact.

The s.s. Mararoa, from Sydney, via Wellington and Lyttelton, arrived alongside the Bowen pier at 5.30 a.m. yesterday. She left the company's wharf, Sydney, at (i.5 p.m. on the :50th ult. aud cleared the heads at (i.35 p.m.; experienced a succession of heavy easterly gales with terrific high seas from the 31st ult. until the 2nd inst., and owing to the dangerous nature of the sea, and to minimise her risk to her fruit cargo, the speed of the ship was reduced at intervals on the Ist, 2nd, and 3rd inst.; passed Cape Farewell Spit light at 0.52 a.m. on the 4th inst., Stephens Island at 6.30 a m., and reached Wellington at 10.30 a.m.; leaving again at 7.15 p.m. same Jay, called at Lyttelton, and left that port again at 2.50 p.m. on thesth, arriving as above, having had fine weather down the coast. She sailed again yesterday afternoan for Melbourne, via the Illuff and Hobart.

The s.s. Omapere was busy yesterday discharging grain to the Waitangi. The s.s. Taupo was hauled alongside the Rotokino yesterday to discharge coal. The s.s. Maori sailed yesterday afternoon with part of original cargo for Lyttelton. The barque Luttenvorth is talcing in stiffening ballast at the cross wharf.