SHIPPING.

Otago Daily Times, Issue 10361, 16 May 1895, Page 1

SHIPPING.

l» I.- - POET CHALMERS. ' Phases of the Moon. I (Calculated for New Zealand mean time). MAY. ' ! First Quartet *2 % 15 p.m. Full Moon 9 v 31 , £. m . Last Quarter 17 5 15 a , ra . New Moon 25 0 17 a.m. j First.Quarter ... ... ... 31 S2O pm Perigee, 4th, 9 p.m.; Apogee, 17th, 7 a.m.; " Perigee, 29th, 9 p.m. i THIS WEATHER. ! May 15.—Wind S.W. Weather fine. j 8 a.m.' Noon. sp.ro. ! Barometer ... 21-88 29.86 2974 I Thermometer ... 42 '54 54 ! HIGH WATER. ' I f ' a.m. p.m. Mivlß jAt the Heads ... 7.24 7.53 jaayio iAt p ort Chalmers 8.4 5.33 lAtDunedin ... 5.49 !U8 ARRIVALS. Corinna, s.s., 838 tons, Todd, from the \Veat Coast. J. Mills, agent. Passengers: MUsca Walker, Salvester, Lambert, Pirie. Mesdanies:Moiiaon (and family), Goodey (and family), Messrs Walker, Jamieson, Monson; 7 steerage. Napier, s.s., 48 tons, Muthieson, from Waikawa. K. Ramsay, agent. Herald, 5.3.', 358 tons, Jones, from Greymouth. •7. Mills, agent. Passengers: Mrs Waddell (aud child). Manapouri, s.u., 1020 torus, Anderson, from Melbourne, via Hobart and the Bluff. S. Mills, agent. Passengers : Misses Harte, Cook, Teuuyson, Malvino, Dnnlo'p, M'GUshan, Payne, Hill (2), Fogarty, Hall, Kanclane, Mesfiauies Young, Hill, Cunningham (and 3 children), Jago, Messrs Collins, Brown, Hamilton, Lambert, Miller, Stapleton, Beaumont. Luscellea, M. Marcus, H. Fischer, Gourlay,-Duncan, M00re,.15. F. Lilley; T." S. Berry, /M'Kenzie,. Rev. J. Griffiths, Master Young ; and IB steerage. Hauroto, 8.8., 1269 tons, Anderson, liom Sydney, via East Coast. ,J. Mills, agent. Passengers :' Mesdames Ross, Spence, Martin. Morris, Wilso^i, Mitchell, Linson, Hurcus, Napier-Bell, Lodge (and child), Misses Paterson, Foster (2), M'lunes, Wilson, Messrs flowers, Humphreys, Henderson, Barr, Campbell, Robs, De Maus, Sidey, Spence, Forsyth, Mirams, Hutchison, Mitchell, M'Oarthy, Walkden, Worthington, Ay era,: Rogers, Lr Borrie; 10 steerage. EXPECTED ARRIVALS. From . London.-—Rangatira, . s.s;, 4054 tons. Burton. R.N.R., April 14. Waunate, ship, 115ti tons. VVorster. NMFS. From Livfiiippoi..—Barnock, barque, 1193 tons, Yates, QNLT. ; Euterpe, ship, 1197 tons, VPJK. From Glasgow.—Firth of Dornoch, barque, 889 tons, Nicol, SWPC. 'Akaroa, barque, 1298 tons, Murray, WFSH. Fjrom; New York.—X. Webster, barque, 555 tons, Guiepe, JLWP. . Clan M'Leod, barque, 646 tons, Whitney, MRVJ. Adelaide, barque. Culphumia, barque. • ' o » IMPORTS. tSi'ECiAiiJSotice.—Consignees desirous,of hay-, lug their names appear in this part of our columns, together with their consignments, may have the ssrau inserted on payment of a small charge.] Per Maiiapouri, from Melbourne, and Hobart: I case wood pipes, 8 cases cigars, 15 cases vestas, II cases books, 8 barrels plumbago, 11 barrels colt'eo, 205 pkgs tea, 12 cases condiments, 7 do periodicals, 21 barrels oil, 10 cases champagne, 15 bdls timber, .90 do inarraru .grass, 1 cask limejuice, 14 bars steel, 30 boxes elemes, 490 cases empty bottles, 19 barrels Safe Cure, 1 crate parts of bicycles, 1213 bags rice, 110 ingots patent metal, - 2 bales leather, 40 drums oil. 227 bags onions, 9 casks vegetable black, 1 octave wine, 1. cask ink, 433 cases fruit, 5 pkgs paper, 5 eases tobacco, s(i casss brandy,' 490 bags tapioca, 10 rolls matting, 15 bdls mata, 27 coils coir yarn, ()0 bags pepper, IoG sacks bark, 27 pieces timber, 24 sacks oysters, 17: cases empties, 8 bags sugar, 3 cases currants, and quantity sundries. Per Herald, from Greyinonth : 576 tons coal. Per Conuna, from the West Coast: 75 bundles aruis, !J7 caKes telegraph gear, 10 do pickles, 33 do tea, 2 sacks hides, £6■sacks seed, 487 do wheat, 7 pkgs empties. ' Per Napier, from Waikawa :, 2o;000ft timber. Per ilauroto, froui Sydney, via the north: 20 bags ginger, 180 do lime, 280 cases fruit, 1210 bags sugar, 127 pkgs empties, 33 boxes butter, 4 sacks beans, 204 backs wheat, 4 tanks seed, 386 pkgs "sundries." ' ' ""*" — —•-»-».„»■ e& 1 - SHIPPING TKLEGRAMS. Kaijpara, May 15.—Sailed : Zephyr, brigantme,' for Sydney. Auckland, May 15.—The Hinemoa has arrived in Manukau. Sailed": Mararoa, for.the south. Passengers : Sisters of Mercy, (2), Misses Broadbent. Fraaer, M'Phee, Hislop, Scrittman, Green, Garlick, Frost, Hall, Langhitin (2), Clarke. Button, GrifTou, Harrison (2), Doukiu (3), Mesdatnes Languam, Beno, Wilson, Browne, Bartlet (and infant), Clarke, Harrison, Fraser, Fenn, Cooper, Cox (and child), Ureeu (and family), West (and family), Cargill (and 2 children), Harrison. Messrs Downie, Kirker, Nelson, Rev. Mr Langham, Hon. Sir P. Buckley, Messrs Kerr. Corbett, Bull, .1. S. Leahy, Owen, M'Bnde, W. P. Finnenn, Bent, Wilton, iiev. Mr M 'Crae, Hon. Mr Carroll, Messrs Wright, Donkin, J. T. Horsley, Pilkiugtoa, Bird, Tuohey, Kelly, Hatchie, Finn, Donaldson, Cosgrove, Fawcett, S. G. Martin, Green, West : and Ji2 steerage. Pyladea, for Xauranga and Wellington. . WEi.ur.GTON, May 15.—Arrived: Flora, from the south.—Sailed: Penguin, for Nelson, via Pictou; Wainui, for Nelson and West Coast; Talurie, for Melbourne, via the south and flobart. Passengers: Misses Pyke, Galbraith, 'York, Salmon, Miller, Xurton,i Jarrard, Bryce. Butler, Mesdarues Griffiths, Suter, Light, Scrimgeuur. Thompson, Fitzgerald, ltev. Mr Walner, Messrs Clifford, Skerrett, Pyke, Whitcombe, Bowler, Scrimgeour, Harding (and 2 childreo). Wheeler, Campbell, Snodgrass, Watts, Master Bremer; aud 12 steerage. London, May 14.—Arrived : Cynlsca. barque, from Port Chalmers (January 25); Amsterdam, ship, from Auckland (January 15); Helen Denny, barque, from Auckland (Jauuary U). Sailed (yesterday): Waitangi, for A«ckland and Wellington. Newcastle, May 15.—Sailed: Zeno.for Wellington. Sydnjet, May 1-s.—Sailed : Tarawera, for Auckland. » THE DIRECT STEAMERS. Monte Video, May 14. — Sailed (Sunday); Aorangi, for London. t g, . THE NEW ZEALAND SHIPPING COMPANY'S SHIPS. A London cable reports that the New Zealand Shipping Company have cold the ship 3 Waipa, Wairoa, and Hurunui. MOVEMENTS OF ONION S.S. COMPANY'S FLKKT. Wednesday, May 15. Lyttelton—Takapuna arrived 8 a.m. from Wellington; returns 10 p.m. Wellington — Waiuui arrived 5 a.m. from Picton ; Penguin arrived 9 a.m. from Lyttelton. Nelson—Omapere sailed noon for Westport. Grafton sajled 11 a.m. for Wellington. Westport—Oreti sailed 8 a.m. for Wanganui. . Greymouth—Rosamond sailed 2 a.m. for Lyttelton. . . ■ ■ . . , t , » . .. The s.s. Corinna, with passengers and cargo from the West Coast, arrived at the upper Rattray street wharf at 11 p.m. of Tuesday. She left Westport at 9 p.m. of the 9th inst., had fine weather and called at Wellington, Lyttelton, Timaru, and Oamaru ; left the latter port at 4.30 p.m. of the 14th inst., and reached headquarters as above. The s.s. Herald, from the West Coast, arrived at the lower Jetty street wharf at,7 a.m. yesterday. She left Greymouth at noon of ths 12th inst., had fine weather and passed Cape Campbell 1 at 6.30 p.m. of the 13th inst., experienced light ! variable winds with fine weather, breasted Akaroa j at noon of the 14th, and reached Dunedin as above. j The Union Steam Ship Company's steamship Manapouri, Captain Anderson, from Melbourne, via Hobart and the Bluff, arrived at the tongue I wharf at 8.30 a.m. yesterday. Mr W. Nancarrow (her purser) reports she left Melbourne at 5 p.m. of the Bth inst., and cleared Port Phillip Heads at 8.15 p.m. same day; passed Swan Island at. 1 p.m. of the 9th inst., and reached Hobart at 6.15 a.m. of the 10th, having experienced fresh southerly winds from Melbourne to Swan Island, and j thence moderate westerly wiDds to Hobart; she ! left that port at 4.35 p.m. same day, had moderate J southerly winds during the passage across, and passed the Solandars at 2 p.m. of the 13th inst. ; anchored off the Bluff at ti.iiO p.m. same day, and made fast to the wharf at 7 a.m. of the 14th ; left again at 5 p.m., had light winds with fine weather along the coast, and reached headquarters as above. She leaves Port Chalmers this afternoon j for Sydney, via the East Coast ports and Auckland. The s.s. Napier, with a cargo of timber from Waikawa, arrived at the Rattray street wharf at j 10.15 a.m. yesterday. She left Waikawa at 5.30 -i p.m. on the 14th inst., and had light variable I winds along the coast. ■ The s.s. Aotea left the Bluff on Tuesday evening for Lyttelton, at which port she completes her i loading, and sails on Saturday for London. The s.s. Hauroto, Captain Anderson, from Sydney, via the East Coast, arrived alongside the George street pier at 9 a.m. yesterday, hhe left I Sydney at 6 p.m. on the 3rd inst., experienced moderate variable winds with fine weather across, and arrived at Auckland at midnight on the Bth ; remained there until 5.30 p.m. on the 9th, when she left for the south ; called at Gisborne on the 10th, Napier 11th, and reached Wellington at 2 p.m. on the 12th ; sailed again at 3.30 p.m. on the 13th, arrived at Lyt'clton on the morning of the 14th, and sailed again for headquarters at 4 p.m. same day, arriving as above, having met light to strong southerly winds down the coast. The Union liner Monowai has added another to her many fast passages by covering the distance from the Bluff to Sydney—llo4 miles—in the record time of 84 hour 3. The Telegraph reports thatthe Monowai arrived at Sydney on the evening of Mnnoay, 6th inst., and her appearance at the wharf caused some surprise, it being understood that she would not reach port until next day. On the trip the steamer maintained f.n average a#te&oi 13 knots an hour, despite a deal of

adyersaand squally weather. The Monowai has gone to Sydney from New Zealand to resume running on the A. and A. route, and she sails !on the 13th in3t. for San Francisco, via Auck- ; land, Apia, and Honolulu.. j