SHIPPING.

Otago Daily Times, Issue 10562, 8 January 1896, Page 1

SHIPPING.

PORT CHALMERS. Phases of the Moon. (Calculated for New Zealand mean time). JANUARY. Last Quarter j? 2 Sam. New Moon 35 9 49 a.m. First Quarter ... .„ ... 23 212 p.m.Full Moon .«■ 39 8 25 p.m. THE WEATHER. January 7.-S a.m. : Wind S.W.: weather fine. Noon: Wind N.JB.; weather fine. 5 p.m.: WindN.E.; weather fine. g Barometer ... 29 70' fW Thermometer ... 58 72 70 HIGH WATER. r a.m. p.m. , o lAt the Heads ... §3 8.29 Jan- 8 iAtPortGhalmers 8.43 9.9 lAt Dunedin^_... 9.SS »-5i ARRIVAL. Manapouri, s.s., 1020 tons, Anderson, from.Melbourne, via Hobart and the Bluff J. Mi s agent. Passengers: Misses Wrakshaw, .Mayno. ." cfKeillv Bicknall, Mongredien, M'Uocald (i). H&MiUer, 'Wheeler, Kilgour, BowieCwd infant), Messrs Newall, Gerity, Napiw, M«d»^. Bradford, Anderson, Jacobs, Wheeler JJr Johnson Colonel Kilgour, Rev. Mr MGiatn, iM id Bteerage- DEPARTURES. Napier as., 4S tons. Matheson,. for luverM'Cke, for Sydney ,ia St Coast ports. Neill and Co. (Limited , leents Passengers: Misses Prmele, Kainger, ifgs, Prunell Good, Wilson, Arch *^™™ WSyV Frances, Hunter, Rayner (and eh id), Messrs Matthews, Howisou, Adams, Willet, nonh. J. kills agent. Passengers : Muses Hibbard, Smith, Ings, Tracey, Lasther, Ihomsmi (2), Edwards, Cook, Boyie, Hellyer, Gnenslade, M. Brown, M'Donald, Barton, Reid, sniyth W, Muir, Mesdames. Miiir. Harrison, iomth, . Hamaun, Donaldson, Barton J. C. Holland (and thild), Greenslade, Murray (and infant), Eywnds, ■ •■". Thomson, Meesrs Andrews Little AhlMd, Hislop, K. Goodall, Greenslade (2), W. E. Milts, D. O. Harrison, Forsyth, J. A. Henderson O. B. Snow, Blackham, Haycock Barton W. Scott A. AY. Lothian, W. B. M'Fea, T. Caygill, M Donald , J3 steerage. JSXPECTKD ARRIVALS. Fmm Lo B DON.-Mamari, s & , 3583 tons,, Levack, LFNP. Aorangi, s.s., 4196 tons Sutchlle, VSMG. Helen Denny, barque, 72S tons, late, HMTD. Timaru, ship, 3308 tons ReojuyJ IBbTitania, bauiue, 1050 tons, Schierloh, NGHL. Prom I.iv««««.i -Lutterworth, barque, bSi tons, Kellv, HNKD iSepteniber 23). Lina, barque, 11U9 tons, Kayser, NGLU „ Fitoii GLA-Gow.-Marg»ret Galbraith, ship, 841 ton?, Colling-.v-ood,JKLD (October 11). ' to^TowT J^MTToSr ?r«ufr! barq°e, m ton., Lloyd, RJTP. Seriol Wynne, barque, 10ho tons. . , _,„ . , From Newcastle.— Aunga, barque, ,518 tons, Stone. JHLC. IMPORTS. [Special NOTicn.-Consigriees desirous of havin" their names appear in this part of our columns, together with their consignments, may have tae itme inserted on payment of a small «b»ree. 1 Per M»napouri, from Melbourne and Hobart: 145 cases wine, 15 do brandy, 839 pkgs tea, 145 bags onions, 20 do coffee, 121 do sugar,,lo caeks Softies, 14 bales belting, 14.d0 ra K s, 173 boxes soap, 438 Cises fruit, 8 ;casks coffee, 242 bags myrabolaias, 17 hor=es, and a quantity of sundries. « SHIPPING TELEGRAMS. Auckund, January 7.—Arrived : Botomabana, from Sydney. Her I Jnnedin passenger* are : Mies Attwell, Mesdames Sieele.Kuatace.Matth.wß.. Carlton, Champion, Hogg, Messrs O Neill, Carlton, Kit'on, Champion, Rev. Steele, Masters Hogg mil Eustacn, Rev. Mr Long ; and 9 in.the st^era^e ." -: . '■• ... >' ; . ■ WuLiriGTO*. January 7.—Arrived : Southern Cro>s Horn the Hast Uoast: Brunner, from the ■( Sailed : pam ? ixx,-j.hlvySlMKoMm V ' Nelson, January 7.—ThescowMoana,of Audtl»ud 17 days out from Gisborne to Greymouth, M. lyiDg at Totaranui. and .wishes to be reported. 'Jhb U.SS. Co.'s KawatirT put into Totaranui this afternoon. :' ' ' _ Lyttelton, January 7. —Sailed j Flora, for Dunedin. Passengers: Missies M'Kenzie. Burt, Meadows. Campbell (2), "M\Kinnon, ■■ .Manner,. Recce, Clysdale, Evans, Brown, Latter, Hobbs, Hioins t-aunders, Wharton, Mesdamen Shaw, Freeman, Campbell (and child), ; M'Kellar, Divies, Perkins, Black, Johnston, Messrs Cole, BUck, Ross, Burford, Hamilton, Peikins, Moore, Christie, Master Freeman.

TELEGRAPH NOTICE BOARD. Departures. — 515 p.m., Talune, from the BUS, for Hobart and Melbourne; 5.30 p.m., Taupo, from the Bluff for Port Chalmers. The. Union Steam Ship Company's steamer Hanapouri, Captain J. Anderson, from Melbourne, via Hobart and the Bluff, arrived at the toiißUe wharf at 7.J5 a.m. yesterday., Mr_W. Nancarraw (the purser) reports she leit Melbourne at 7 p.m. of the 31st ult, and cleared Port Phillip Heada at 10.50 p.m., passed Swan Island at 3.15 p.m. of the Ist inst., and arrived at Hobart ' at 8 a.m. of the 2nd inst, and left again for New Zealand at SHI p.m. same day; had stroDg winds from N.W. to S.W. with heavy seas, breastsd the 'Solanders at noon of the sth inst., and arrived at the Bluff at 4.35 p.m. same day; left acain at 3.30 p.m. of the (ith inst., encountered a strong • westerly gale with a heavy head wind alonj the ' coast, and arrived at headquarters as above. She = left the tongue wharf yesterday eveniDg for the north. ; The barque Waimea is all clear of her Dunedin cargo, and will be towed down to Port Chalmers to follow the barque Brier Holme on the loading V berth for London. The tittle vessel's condition is perfect. The Huddart-Farker Company's s.s. Tasmania, Captain T M'Gee, steamed down the harbour . yesterday morning, and after embarking passengers left in the afternoon for Sydney, via the East Coast ports. „ The s.s. Napier left the Rattray street wharf yesterday afternoon for Invercargill. •■ ' The Union Steam Ship Company's coastal steamer Corinna is nndergoing her periodical overhaul. ■ ■ ■. The 5.6. Wokatipu leaves Port Chalmers this afternoon for Sydney, via Cook Strait. ' 'lhere was an error iv the report of the arrival of the barque Onyx which appeared in yesterday's issue. The master was put down as her agent, whereas it is well kuown that she is owned by Mr H. Guthrie, and that gentleman has always been her agent. The s.s. Wakatipu having bean overhauled, cleaned, and painted, was floated out of the graving dock yesterday morning. The s.s. Invercargill steamed down from Dunedin yesterday morning and transhipped 50 bales wool to the ship Taranaki. / The s.s. Corinna was floated into the graving . dock yesterday for cleaning and overhaul. The s.s.Tnvercargill went alongside the shearlegs yesterday ready to go into the graving dock as soon as the Coriuna comes but. The barque Rangitiki was still awaiting orders at Otago Heads yesterday morning. The barque Tillie Baker, from New York, for this port was spoken ou September 21 in 36 north lat. 52 west long. She is now 116 days out. At the close of the quarter ending September 30 there were (exclusive of warships) 356 vessels of 716,575 tons gross under construction in the United Kingdom. The total number of warships ' nuder coiixtruction' is 62, with a total displacement of 261.555 tons. . • .' , ■ ■ Messrs Arkell and Douglas, of New York, advise us that the barque Les Adelphes. of l.ffiO tons, was on the berth for Dunedin and Lyttelton,'and that the brig Sunlight was to have sailed on December 30 for Wellington. The.c is no change in the rates of freightage for New Zealand P°Richard Painton, of New York, ib the inventor and patentee of a steamship which he declares "will be able to make 38 nautical miles per hour. A model- of the craft is on exhibition at the Maritime Exchange. Mr Painton wishes to form a stock company with 3,000,000d0l paid-up capital. The model represents a vessel 63b'ft long, capable of carrying £500 passengers, 400 officers and sailors, 5000 tons of coal, 4000 tons of freight, 400 tons of food for the passengers, and 300 tons of food for the crew.

THE DIRECT STEAMERS. The following is a list of the passengers booked for New Zealand by the New Zealand Shipping Company's X.M.S. Tongariro up to the 30th November The steamer sailed on the 12th of December for Wellineton:—Saloon : Mrs Markheim, Mr H. W. G. Markheim, Wellington ; Mr J. M. Marshall, Miss J. Marshall, Wanganui; Madame Jeane, Sir John Thurston, Lieutenant Parry, R.N., Mrs Parry (2 children, and nurse), Auckland. Second saloon : Key. S. Griffiths. Mrs Griffiths, Miss G. Griffiths, Master O. Griffith", Minster G. Griffiths, Miss M. Gribble, Miss A. D. Alan, Auckland ; Mrs M'Laren, Miss l>. M'Laren, Dunedin; Mr Boyd, ilrs Boyd, Miss L. J. Boyd, 'i'imaru ; Mre BtUcage, Auckland ; Mrs S. Smith, New Plymouth; Mr Craig. Mr J. L. Walker, Mrs Walker, Master Walker, Miss Walker, Aucklaud ; Dr Gale, Mrs Gale, Master Gale, Mies Gale, Lyttelton; Mrs Collins, Riley (and 2 children), New Zealand. Steerage :MrV. L. Cuff, Napier ; Mr P. H. Wilion, Auckland; Mr J C. Smith, Mr H Mann New Plymouth :Mr T. S. Morgan, E. T. Gilbert, Wellington; Mr G. Braid, G. Braid, jun., Dunedin.