SHIPPING.

Otago Daily Times, Issue 10265, 24 January 1895, Page 1

SHIPPING.

PORT CHALMERS. THE WKATECEK.. ' January 23.—Wind S.E. Weather overcast. , 8 am. Noon. bn.m. , Barometer ... 3052 3064 3058 Thermometer ... 5S OS 74 HIGH WATER. ( ».m. p.m. j. n 91 JAt tho Heads ... 1.51 2.10 Jan. 21 SAt Port Chalmers 2.31 2.6« lAt Dunedin ... 3.1G 3.41 ARRIVALS. Te Anau, s.s., 1028 tons, Waller, from Mcl- ', bourne, via Hobart and the Bluff. J. Mills, agent. Passengers: Misses Treadway, M'lnnes, Cameron, Hawkes, Ross, Downes, Alexander, Korrie(2), Hodgson, Mesdames Treadway, M Innes, ' I'atey, Letham, Falk, Alexander, Borrie Messrs I'ark, Pizey, Blyth, Robertson, Treadway, Watson, Fhanahan, M'lnnes, Greshara, Letham, Jeffreys, I'.rowne. Scott, Falk, M'Nicol, Ross, Sargood, burns, Borrie; 20 in the steerage. Napier, 5.8., 4S tons, M'Gilvray, from Fortrose. il. Ramsay, agent. DEPARTURES. Napier, s.s., 48 tons, M'Gilvray, for Invercargillfi i^s.iusuy, agent. Herald, s.s., 356 tons, Jones, for the West Coast, ' ria Oamtaru. J. Mills, agent. f EXPECTED ARRIVALS. ; FT.OM IiONDON. — Glenlora, barque, 774 tons, : Tonkin, WGTP. Rangitiki, barque, 1188 tons, i Fottinger, VNKP. Pakeha, s,s., 4331 tons, Fkom Cardiff.—Hurunui, barque, 1012 tons, i Plunkett, QKDB. j From Hamburg. — Tarakina, ship, 1189 tons, . Hamon, WQHM. *bom Liverpool. — Himalaya, barque, 1008 tons, Hill, VTKM. Earnock, barque, 119S tons, From Glasgow. — Hudson, barque, 797 tons, Kemp, "WSFD. / , < Ijuim t»ew York.—Cits' of Adelaide, fourmasted barque, 843 tons, J. M'Kay, WCHB. Frederick P. Litchfield, barque, 1042 tons, Young, JSBL. From Rio de Janeiro.—Famenoth, barque, 5*5 tons, Ross, PSFJ. From Adventure Bay.—Ocean P<,anger, barquentino, £34 tons, Clarkssn. From Brisbane.—Highland Forest, barque, 995 tens, Dennody, JHCD (December 12). IMPORTS. [Special Notice.— Consignees desirous of havtos their names appear in this part of our columns, together with their consignments, may have the lame inserted on payment of a small charge.] Per Te Anau, from Melbourne, via Hobart: lot; double casiis, 85 cases, 1189 half cases fruit, 4ob jacks bavk, 48 chests, 66 half chests, 43 crates, 5 cases, 250 boxes tea, 814 bags sugar, 45 boxes ( lemons, 70 bags onions, 3 bags shumao, 10 drums . oil 10 bundles timber, 1 case thread, 15 bars steel, E case 3 books, 4 do smoked fish, 96 pkgs merchandise ex Oratava from London, 37 do Arcadia from London, 79 do Essen, 57 do Oldenberg, 351 do Damascus. Per Napier, from Fortrose : 28,000 ft timber. SHIPPING TELEGRAMS. Auckland, January 23.—Sailed: Waihora, for Sydney; Rotokino, for Newcastle; Obau, for , Greymouth ; Australia, for East Coast ports and . Wellington. Passengers : Mrs Johnston, Master Johnston, Master Nolan, Miss J. Smith, Miss . Morgan, Messrs Jackson, Hill, Formby, Moate, Hughes, Stewart, and Gamble. Kau-ara Heads, January 22.—Sailed: Aratapu, 1 BChoouer, for Lyttelton. Kajeara, January 23.—Sailed : White Wings, cutter, for Thursday Island. " GiSBOKNE, January 23.—Sailed: Monowai, for ! the south. Pastengers: Miss Vaughan, Mesdames Adams, Hengler, Herd, Evans, Bradley, Rainbow, and Robb.'Mecsrs Salmon, Shaw, Shellard, Jones, Coster, Williams, Doarey, Campbell, Griffiths, Stuart, Bradley, MacFarlane, M'Bride, Kainbow, Hengler, and Winter, Master Symes. Wellington, January 23.—Arrived: Buteshire, from London, via Australian ports; Southern Cross, from East Coast; Rotorua, from Nelson, via Picton; Aorere, from Patea; Maman, from Napier; Penguin, from Lyttelton. Sailed: Wainui lr for Picton, Nelson, and West Coast; Eotorua, for Lyttelton. Passengers: Misses Orpwood (2), Donaldson, Mesdames Watson, Crump, Beauchamp, Stead. Brewer, Hunt, John«ton (and 3 children), Lonsdale (and child), Pike, Fowler and Watson, Messrs Lonsdale, Johnston, Eerlay Palmer, Little. Josephson, Sullivan, Boot, Fowler, Bolton, Williams, Marriott, Pike, and Derrett; 13 sleerage. " , Lyttelton, January 23.—Arrived: Wakatipu, from Dunedin. Bluff, January 23.—Arrived : Wareatea, from Greymouth. Sailed : Jerfalcon, barquentine, for Jlalden Island. Sydney, January 23. —Arrived: Southern Belle ami Huia, from Kaipara. Melbourne, January 23.—Arrived: Isabel, iroia Hokitika. THE DIRECT STEAMERS. Wellington, January 23.—The Rimutaka, for London, via Monte Video and Rio, sails to-morrow afternoou. Shetakeßa large cargo and the following passengers : —Saloon—Misses Sheath (2), Hall, Fallowes, Dunck, Wilson, Lyon, Hawkins, Leach, Sheppard, Mesdames Thorpe, H. L. Fergusson, Shepherd, Canning, Hart, J?»Uowes, Wilson, Hwkins, Bolton, Dr Fishers, Revs. Thorpe and Fallowes. Messrs P. A. Kaull (for Monte Video), H. Hall, Canning, E. Tt. Kobinson, W. J. Wilcocks, W. T. Hillier, Bortou, W. H. Dawson, W. C. M'Donald, Shepherd, W. M'Kay, A. Lyon, A. G. Arkell, A. Austin, P. Moir. T. W. Blliston, 6.. Hblps, ('. Francis, D. B. Bain, E. H. Henderson, J.H. Margihlouth, Masters Fallowes and Hawkins. Steerage: For London—Misses Pettit, Neagle, Gree, *'. Edin, J. Fleming, Mesdamea H. Watkin- ; ion, Pettit, Neagle, Green, M. Owen, Crofts, Messrs F. Mercer, R. C. Stinton, Green, D. : Lorenz. For Rio—Messrs W. Daly, J. Millar, Crofts (2), J. Begley, D. Taylor, H. Morris. J. Hart, F. Kidston. For Monte Video — Miss Ascher, Mesdames Rogers (and 3 children), Bridges (and 3 children), S. King (and child), T. : King (and 4 children), WiEiams (and 3 children), N. Riches, Messrs Bridges, Williams, J. Taylor, Brook. '♦' THE UPOLU IN A GALE. Sydney, January 23.—The steamer Upolu encountered terrific weather in the attempt to reach Newcastle. A tremendous sea disarranged ! the water in the ballast sysUm, and the vessel was compelled to return to Sydney. The 8.3. Te Anan, from Melbourne, via Hobart and the Bluff, arrived at Port Chalmers at 7.30 a.m. yesterday, and steamed alongside the George street pier to discharge 466 sacks bark. She left Melbourne at 2.30 p.m. on the 16th inst. and Williamstown at 5 p.m., clearing Port Phillip Heads Bt 7.55 p.m. same day; passed Swan Island at 4.30 p.m. on the following day; experienced moderate southerly winds with smooth sea to arrival at Hobart at 1.45 p m. on the ISth, leaving again at 5.30 p.m., and passed Cape Kaoul at 9 p.m. same day; had moderate southerly winds and fine ■weather across; sighted Puysegur Point light at 1.45 a.m. on the 22nd, and passed the Solanders at 7.20 a.m., reaching the Bluff at 1 p.m., and left again at 6.15 p.m. same day, had fine weather along the coast, and arrived as above. She steamed up from Port Chalmers yesterday afternoon and landed cargo at tha tongue wharf. The s.s. Napier, from Fortrose, arrived at the Eattray street wharf at 4 a.m. yesterday, and left again in the afternoon for Invercargill. A strong detachment of the seamen and marines of H.M.S. Royalist, with their field howitzer, and headed by their drum and fife band, were landed yesterday, and marched out for drill. The s.s. Herald steamid up from Port Chalmers yesterday, and after taking in cargo left in the evening for the West Coast, via northern ports. The s.s. Rotomahana took in cargo at liunedin wharf yesterday, and leaves this afternoon for Sydney, via the East Coast ports. The barque Laira put out 23,000 bags of sugar at the Rattray street wharf. It has all turned out in first-class order. The bsrque Waimea lias put out some heavy lifts at the cross wharf. She is rapidly getting clear of her cargo. The ship Canterbury has still a little cargo to put out. The barque Earnock was on the loading berth at Liverpool on December 7, and was to sail on the 31st for this port, via Wellington. The New Zealand Shipping Company's barque Huiunui left Cardiff for this port on November «0.