SHIPPING.

Otago Daily Times, Issue 10200, 7 November 1894, Page 1

SHIPPING.

PORT CHALMERS. Time Ball at Pout Chalmers. New Zealand mean time at noon, calculated for tho meridian of longitude, in time 11 hours 30 minuics east of Greenwich, will be signalled once ci week by a time ball dropping at the instant of mean noon. THE WEATHER. November 6.—Wind N.E. Weather dull. 8 a m, Noou. En.m. Barometer ... £9 7-1 29 80 2982 thermometer ... 5i 62 Hi HIGH WATER. {a.m. n.in. At the Heads ... 9.24 10.8 At Porl Chalmers 10.4 10.4S At Dunodin .. 10.49 11.J3

ARRIVALS.

Talune s.s., 130"! tons, Phillips, from Melbourne, via Hobart aud the Eluif. J Jlills. agent. Passengers : Misses Simpson, Jeffreys, Iter's. London, Whiteford, Luckmann, Edinouo, Mesdames Sinclair, Itennie, W. Young (and 3 children), Thompson, J. F. Roberts, Borne, Messrs A. Swanson, Miller, T. Rod|;er, W. Young. Wade, H. Poole, H. M'Kenzie, Thompson, J. F. Roberts, Halsey, Mason, Shiel, -Sleigh, Matthews, Hodgkinson, Nichol, Borne, Dr Miller; and 21 steerSSlnvercargill. s.s.. 13G tons, Sundstrom, from Timaru. K. Ranis:iy, ageut. DEPARTURES. Matatua, s.s., 3322 tons, A. M'Dougall, for London, via Timaru. Dalgety and Co. (Limited), agents. Passenger : Mrs M'Dougall. InvercargiU. b.s., 13$ tons, Sundstrom, for Invercargill. K. Ramsay, agent. Hauroto, n„ 1276 tons. A. Anderson, for Sydney, via Cook Strait. J. Mills, agent. Passengers: Misses Monson, Anderson, Read, broodman, Bindle, Morrison, Scott, Mesdames Conway, Borne, Cramond, Telfer, Morrison. Messrs *. M'Farlane, Telfer, Brama'ld, Borne, D. Mormon, Butts, Sanderson, Nichol, Kissidl, Midlane Anderson, Duthie (2), Speclen (2), Morrison; and 13 steerage. _. , „ , Jtotoniahana, s.s., 86a tons, G. Allman, for Melbourne, via the Bluff and Hobart. J. Mills, ngent. Passengers: Misses Peters. Grundtfig, Anderson. Mesdames Bellett (and family 3), Kenealy, Collins (and family 2), Newbury, Bastings, Lance, Stuart (and 2 children), Mestrn Newbury (2), Phillips, Drummond, Grundtfig, Gow, Johnston, Bellett,- Hay. Lance; and lb, Steerage, j^^^p ARBrV ALS.

Fbom Loudon.—Waimea, bar'oue, 848 tons, Restan, QNRD. Ruahine, R.M.S., 6127 tons, J. Bone, R.N.R, MRWT (September 22) l)nko oi Westminster, s.s., 3726 tons, Cox, WKQH. "Rangatira,s.».,4o4stons,Burton,R.N.R. Pleiades, Bhip, 1020 tons, MFKP ..... Piiom Liverpool.—Zealandia, ship, 1165 tons, Bate, JGHV. _~ . .. ,„ B . . From Glasgow.— Auckland, ship, LJUo tons, James, NGPJ. . . -„,- From Cai-etown —Silverstream, barque, liv tons, Dagwell. Lizzie BeU, barque, 1000 tons, From H**™' YoAK.-Firth of Forth, barque, 867 tous, Higgins, FGVR. City of Adelaide, four-masted barque, 843 tons. J. M'Kay, WCHB. From Townsville.—Ophelia, barque. Le Mael, From Rio de Janeiro.—Amsterdam, barque, 1108 tons, Schneider, NDFL. From the Clarence River. —Ocean Rover, schooner, 139 tons, Hughes, KLDF. From Mauritius. — Auriga, barque, 51b tons, Btone, JHCL.

IMPORTS.

[Special Notice.—Consignees desirous of having their names appear in this part of cur columns, together with their consignments, may have the fame inserted on payment of a small charge.] Per Talune, fmin Melbourne : :699 bags wheat, 1883 do sugar, 313 pkgs tea, 48 cases brandy, 315 pieces machinery, quantity of sundries.

SHIPPING TELEGRAMS.

Kaipara, November 6.—Arrived : Isabella, jchooner, from Westport, Auckland, November G.—Arrived (4 a.m): Ovalau, from Samoa,. Tonga, and Fiji. Sailed (2 39 p.m.):'Manapouri, for the south. Passengers:' Misses Cole, Cockburn, .Brown, Ham, Hanks, Thresheld, Curtis. Brown, Bowman, Worshop, Meadames Ram cotta (and family), Cook, Hanks, Yon Dadelszen, Garrett," Swanson (and child), .Messrs Raraotta, Chadwick, HartfXiuek,. Miller, Wright,' Wallace,- -Revs.' Serigeen-"~a"nd" Doran,-. Bishop Luck; end 27 steerage. Sailed: Takapuna for the south. Passengers: Lady Walker, Mesdames Wrieht, M'Cullough, Hall (and eh ld), A. M. Smith, Thompson, Missea Rattxitfe, Thos. Dyyyer, Revs. J. Blaikie, A. H. Collins, Peters, Woolley, Habeas, Gen.-ralSirMark Walker, Messrs Smith, M'Cullough. Sherrington, Morris, Hart, Brown, Gatenby, 11. J. Brinsmead, Jarratt, S. H. Matthews, W. Tait, J. G. Carr, Pipe, Blake, Thompson, M'Kinnon; and fonr steerage. Wellington, November 6.—Arrived : .Mary Wadeley, schooner, from Newcastle; Ruahine, from London, via Cape and Hobart; Charles Edward, from Nelson. Sailed: Duke of Sutherland, for London; Branner, for Westport; Mawhera, for Nelson and Wsst Coast. Lyi-telton, November 6. — Sailed: Rotorua and Flora, for Wellington ; Poherua, for Oamaru ; Tasmania, for Dunedin. Passengers: Misses Dunkington, Hopkins, Pliidger, Mesdames Virtue, Hawkins (and child), Leisle, Johnston (and two children), King, Messrs Philip. Smith, Hawkins, Duncan, Guthrie, Gibbon, Irwin, M'Keozie, Kennedy, Heaps, Grant, Pitz, Georgeson, King. Melbourne, November 6.—Arrived: Tarawera, from the Bluff., Sydney, November 6.—Arrived: Waihora,.from Auckland; Wakatipu, from Wellington.

THE DIRECT STEAMERS.

The R.M.S. Doric sailed from Plymouth on the 3rd inst. for Wellington, via Hobart. She is due in Wellington on December 17.

THE RUAHINE AT WELLINGTON.

Wellington, November 6. — The Ruahine Arrived from London,, via Hobart, at 6.30 a.m. ■with 213 passengers ahd 389S tons of cargo. She 'landed 27 passengers and 550 tons (mostly exhibition goods) at Hobart. Passengers: For Jlunedin—Mesdameß Stevenson, Scales (and family, 6), Messrs Folland, Newman, Stevenson; and • seven in the steerage. For the Bluff— Mesdames Fry and Gillingham, Miss Millingham, Messrs Navers, Fry, Stewart (and child).

■MOVEMENTS OF UNION S.S. COMPANY'S FLEET.

Tuesday, November 6. Lyttelton—Herald arrived 6 a.ra. from Timaru; jailed 1 p.m. for Wellington. Flora pails 10 p.m. ior Wellington. Rotorua sailed 5 p.m. for Wellington. Corinna sailed lp.m. for Westport. "Wellington-Brunner arrived 7 a.m. from Lyttelton.

Nelson—Wainui 3ailed 1 p.m. for Picton. ' Auckland—Ovalau arrived 3 a.m. from Samoa.

The s.s. Invercargill, with cargo from. Timaru, arrived at the Rattray street wharf at 4 a.m. yesterday, and left again in the afternoon for Invercargill. •■ The s.s. Hauroto left Port Chalmers yesterday afternoon for Sydney, via Cook Strait, i The s,s. Talune, from Melbourne, via Hobart and the Bluff, arrived at Dnnedin at 10.15 a.m. yesterday. Mr J. A. Tubby (her purser) reports that she left Melbourne at 4 p.m. of the 31st ult., lad fine weather, aud passed Swan Island at 1 p.m. of the lst inst., reaching Hobart at 6 a m. Tot the 2nd inst.; left again at noon of that day, experienced line weather, and passed the Solanders at 9 a.m. of the sth mst., and arrived at the Bluff at 3 p.m. same day; left again at 7.30 p.m., nnd reached headquarters as above. : The ship Crusader will be all clear of Her Dunedin cargo to-day. _ , ' The Shaw, Savill, and Albion Company s cargo steamer Matatua left the George street pier yesterday evening, for London, via Timaru. Her cargo from Port Chalmers consisted of 400 sacks cats, 650 bales woo], and 13,000 carcases frozen mutton. The Shaw, Savill, and Albion Company (Limited) have lately purchased for addition to their already fine fleet of cargo steamers, the s.s. Westmeath, UI2C tons register, built in 1893 by the ■well-known Newcastle firm of shipbuilders, Messrs Swan and Hunter, who, are now building the s.s. Aotea to the company's order. The s.s. Westmeath is now undergoing some alterations preparatory to entering the New Zealand trade. She is fast on a moderate coal consumption, superior somewhat to the bold cargo type, and is well fitted with cargo appliances. She will have ample refrigerating power, and will be insulated iv the lower holds and 'tween decks, giving accommodation for about 83,600 carcases mutton, and in addition she will have room for about 7000 bales wool. The vesßel ias been re-named the Tokomaru.

SHE SHAW, SAVILL, AND ALBION COMPANY'S SAILING FLEET.

The Lutterworth left Bristol on September 16, for Wellington and Auckland. The Canterbury waß expected to leave Glasgow, for Otago and Wellington, about October 10. The Asterion is loading at London for Nelson and the Laugstone for Wellington. , The Hudson loads at Glasgow, following the Canterbury on the berth. The Himalaya loads at Liverpool for Wellington nnd Otago. The Glenlora will probably take the berth for ©taja.