SHIPPING

Otago Daily Times, Issue 10572, 20 January 1896, Page 1

SHIPPING

FORI CHALMERS. Tims Ball at Port Chalmers. New Zealand mean time at noon, calculated for the meridian of longitude, in time 11 hours iiO minutes east of Greenwich, wiU be signalled once a week by a time ball dropping at the instant of mean noon. Piuses or the Moon. (Calculated for New Zealand mean time). JANUARY. It H H. Last Quarter ... 8 255 a.m. New Moon ... 15 9 49 a.m. First Quarter 23 2 12 p.m. Full Moon ... 30 8 25 p.m. THE WEATHER. January 18.-8 a.m.: Wind N.E.; weather dua Noon: Wind N.E.; weather dull. 5 p.m.: Wind NJL; weather dull. 8 a in. Noon 5 p.m. Barometer ... 2982 2978 2964 Thermometer ... 56 M w January 19.-8 a.m: Wind S.W.; weather fine. Noon: AVind S.W.: weather fine. - p.m.: Wind S.W.; weather fine. Lrometer .. 2938 29-36 29U6 Thermometer ... 54 70 i. HIGH WATER. r a.m. p.m. _ - o-i JAt the Heads ... 555 6.9 ' ■J»n. 2. -J At Port oilmen, 635 649 lAt Dunedin ..- 720 7iii ARRIVALS. January 18. _ ■ Napier, as., 48tons, Matheson, from Fortrose. K. Ramsay, agent. _ lt _ w „ rf Brunner, s.s., 332 tons, Ramsay, from the .West Coa-t. J. Mills,' agent. Passengers : Misses Firth, Mathews, Tait, Sinclair, Hart Reams,, Jones (2), Evans, Mrs Bai D , Messrs M Naughton, Anderson, Kain ;an*l 17 in tie steerage. -. Oorinna, s.s.. 820 tons, M'Beath, from Wellington, and Lyttelton. J. Mills, agent. Passengers: Mii-us Smyth (2), West, Ewing, MowattSimpson, Evans, DevoDport, Sutton, Bramwell, iarquhaison; Watt, Peters, Mesdames Cameron, Sail. M'Laughlin, Bramwell, Nicholls, Messrs M'Neili, Kesaing, fi^fr-O**™! son, Dixon, Lev? Pirie, Hall,. M'lvor (2), Christmas, Fannen, Logan, Christie, Morrison, Shircliff., Shiel. button, Wilkinson, Greenwood, Ball, Daggk Midliows (2), Loxton, Davies, Taylor, MurdochV fcargenson, Manning; and 13 in the steerage. January 19. . . . Ant-Han s.s . 1334 tons. Hood, from Sydney, via the^S Colst. and Co (limited), agents. Passengers I Missel M'Cormick, Hardie Townsend, Jones, Riley, Knowles, Wise, Simpson, Simmonds, Mesdames Morns, Loneragon, Dernier (and boy), Murrell (and child), Roberts, Begley, Rawson, Burns. Whittj. Gardner Stephens, Collard, Muir, Allender, Hampton, Dr Dernier, Messrs Morris, Loneragan, Murrell, Sealc, Cotes, Green, Hyde, M'Kay, M'Donnell; Reid. Saunderf, Brookes, Thomson, Glover, Butler Bruce, Gray, Edwards, O'Neill, Crighton, Wilson, Churchward, Groves; and 28 steerage. InvercaitfU, a.s„ Sundatrom, from the south. X; Ramsay, agent. DEPARTURES. ,"•'.'■■ January 38. . Ruahine, R.M.S., 6127 tons, Bone, for London, via Lyttelton. N.Z.S. Company, agents. : Napier, s.s., 48 tons, Matheson, for Riverton. K. Ramsay, agent. January 19. Brunner, s.s., 332 tons, Ramsay, for the West Coast, via Timaru. J. Mills, agent. ■ Herald,' s.s., 358 tons, Coulson, for the West .Coast, via Oamaru. J.Mills, agent. . Isabella Anderson, schooner, 79 tons, Laing, for Kaipara. KJ. Ramsay, agent. r KXPBCTBD ARRIVAI-S. From London—Mamari, s.s., 3583 tons, Le vack, LFNP. Aorangi, s.s.. 4196 tons, Sutcliffe. VSMG., Helen. Denny, barque, 728 tons Tate, HMTD. Timaru, ship, 1306 tons, Renant WTBb. Titania, barque. 1050 tons, Schierloh, NGHL. From Litjuk-oou—Lutterworth, barque, BS7 tons, Kelly, HNKD (September 23). Lina, barque, 1199 tons, Kayser, NGLD. '■■ Frbm Glasgow.—Margaret Galbraith, ship, 841 tons, Collingwood, JKLD (October 11).. ™From Nkw YORK.-NeUie Brett, barque 689 tons.Lowry, JSMT (October U).. Tilhe Baker, barque, 683 tons, Carty. JSFC (September 12). I«_ Adelphes. French barque, 1320 tons, Audre, J FrbM' Capetown, via East LONDON.-Cynisca, barque, 848 tons, Lloyd, RJTP. From Newcastle.— Auriga, barque, 518 tons, Stone. JHLC. -,'. v

7- IMPORTS. '* '• [Special NO-iraC-Consignees desirous of havide their names appear in this part of cur columns, together with their consignments, may have the same inserted on payment of a Bmall cbaree. I Per Brunner, from the West Coast: 150pkgs empties, 50 bales wool, 13 cases fruit, 12 bags wool, 14 cases butter, 8 bales bags, 20 sacks, 240 bags flour; quantity sundries. ' . ■ . Per Napier, from Fortrose: 173 cases cheese, 16 bales wool, 30 bdls fkins, 66 bags grain. . Per Corinna,-from the north: HO pipes, 9 pkgs leather, 30 hales hemp, 3 oases jewellery, 3 bales skins, 6 cases hops, 25. do frnit, 32 do tobacco, 25 do whisky, 40 do nails, 40 do tea, 16 sacks malt, 310 do wheat, quantity sundries, 320 pkgs ex R.M.S. Gothic. ■ . ■ _ Per Ans-lian, from Sydney, via the north: 14 girders, 20 cases beer, 5 empty hhds, 121 bags bolts, 40 sacks maize, 62 bags ivory black, 10 do rabbit skins, 12 bales leather, 400, do twine, 347 pcs timber,T case tobacco, Ido piano, 10 -sacks 1 case seed, i cases boots, 12 do drapery, 10 do 4 drums drugs, 24 pkgs effects, and sundries. Ex Gothic: One case French boots and shoes.— C. H. Roqehson.—Advt. . — » ' ■ ■ ■'.'. -,:■ SHIPPING TELEGRAMS. Willinston, January IS.—Arrived: Mararoa, from the south ; Mahinapua, from Onehunga, via Taranaki; Omapere, from Taranaki and Westport. Sailed: Gothic, for L* ttelton ; Mararoa, for Sydney.——Bailed : Omapere Vor the south. Passengers: Misses Milner (2), Caplen, Smellie, Mrs Kirkby, Messrs Kirkby, Malour, Caplen,, John Stott, Wells, Braund, Appleby, Poison, Irvine; and 11 steerage. — January 19.—Arrived : Flora, from Auckland ; Penguin, from Lyttelton. To sail 9 p.m.: Mahinapua, for Nelson, Taranaki, and Onehunga. . Sydney, January 18.-Arnved: Tasmania, from Auckland. Sailed : Wakatipu, for Welling-ton.-^—Arrived: Rotokino, from the Bluff. Clarence River, January 18.—Sailed: Yolande, for New Zealand. „„.,.. i. j- _ Launceston, January 18.—SaUed: Vanadis, for New Zealand. TELEGRAPH NOTICE BOARD. - Arrivals, January 19.—Gothic at Lyttelton, from Wellington, at 7 a.m.; Ruahine at Lyttelton, from Port Chalmers, at 9.30 a.m. ; Taieri at Lyttleton, from Wellington, at i p.m.; Tokomaru at Wellington, from Port Chalmers, at 7.10 a.m. '-..-, ■ ■' ■ . ~r- —* The s.s. Napier arrived at Port Chalmers at 5 ».m. of Saturday from Fortrose, and, after tranihipping cargo to the s.s. Ruahine, steamed np to Dnnedin. She left again in the afternoon for Riverton. , . The bj. Brunner, from the West Coast, arrived at the Rattray street wharf at 7.30 a.m. of Satur-. day., She. left Westport at 10 a.m. of the 14th hist., called at Lyttelton, Akaroa, Timaru, and Oamaru, left the latter port at 1 a.m. of Saturday and reached headquarters as above. She left the Rattray street wharf yesterday afternoon on her return trip to the West Coast, via Timaru. The s.s. Herald left the Jetty street wharf at 10 p.m. yesterday for the West Coast ports, via Oamaru. ... _ The E.S. Corinna, with passengers and cargo from the north, arrived at Dunedin on Saturday afternoon. She left Wellington on the 16th inst., called at Lyttelton on the 17th, had fine weather -with light variable winds along the coast, arrived at Port Chalmers at 11.30 a.m. of Saturday, landed cargo, and steamed up to Dnnedin as above. The R.M.S. Ruahine left the George street pier at 4 p.m_ on Saturday for London, via Lyttelton. , „.- „, , The s.s. Tokomara, which Bailad on Saturday evening for London, via WeUington, took the following cargo from this port:—99o bales wool, 3 do basils; 24 do leather, 2 do glue pieces, and 1 case sundries. , „- ~ The Bchooner Isabella Anderson left Dnnedin yesterday morning with cargo for Kaipara. _ The Hnddart-Parker Company's s.s. Anglian, From Sydney, via the East Coast ports, arrived at Port Chalmers at an early hour yesterday rooming, and, while passing up the harbour, took thd fround a little above the Quarantine Island. She nras promptly tendered by the Harbour Board s tngs, and afterwards put out cargo into the welrV known barque Frederick Bassil, which conveyed it to Dnnedin. Mr J. Mill is evidently ever on the alert with his steamers, and it is obvious that vessels coming here and passing up the harbour are also well looked after by the chief harbourmaster. Captain M'Callum. That gentleman noticed the contretemps to the s.s. Anglian yesterday, and at once ordered out the tug steamers to her assistance. He. also personally went to the aid of the Anglian, and displayed his best efforts in getting her clear of her very unpleasant position. The Anglian was floated off early in the evening, and reached the wharf at 7 p.m. She left Sydney on the B'.h inst. at 6.40 p.m., and reached Auckland at 3 p.m. on the 13th. Leaving Auckland at 3 p.m. on the 14th, she called at Gisborne, Napier, Wellington, and Lyttelton. leaving the latter port at 10.45 sum. on Saturday and reaching Otago Headi at 4 c.m. yesterday. The s.s. Invercargill arrived at the Rattray street wharf at 4.20 p.m. yesterday. She left Invercargill on Friday for Preservation and arrived at Cromarty next day at 4 a.m.; sailed for Danedin at 7.45 p.m., and called at the Bluff at 3 a.m. on Sunday; sailed again at 4 a.m., and arrived as above. She had strong W. winds from Invercargill to Cromarty, and left the inlet with a strong N.W. wind, which chopped into W.S.W., blowing a hard gale np to arrival.

From Donedin for the South.—Miss Muir, Mrs M'Leod, IMr T. East-r, Mr A. Cameron, Miss Harland, Mr P. Butel, Mrs Blair, Miss Golding, Mr D. M'Naughton, Mrs Jtfcoate, Mr [R. Cowan, Mr A. Lindsay, Mr J. Aitken, Mr and 1 Mrs AVilliams, Miss Williams, Mr J. 11. Camp- ! bell, Mr K. B. Jouef, Mr J. A. Forthiogham, Dr Thomas, Miss AVenley, Miss AVhite, Mrs, Reid, Miss Gow, Miss Vernon. Miss M'AliKter, Mr J. Donald, Mrs Thomas, Miss Ewart, Miss Tinker, Mr and Mrs T. P. Webber, Miss Trotter, Mrs Waymouth (and son), Miss Portaous, Mr AA r. Sheunac, Miss M'Leod. For Dunedin from the South.—Mr D. j MC. C. Ktrr (wife and family and two nieces), Mr iJ. M. C.Kerr,'Miss Kerr, Mr W. Evans, Mrs ; O'Hara, Miss E. O'Hara, Mr and Mrs G. AY. I Murray, Mrs and Miss Scott, Mrs and Miss j Simpson, MrsjKedzlie, Mr J. Millar, Mrs Harris, Miss Gay, Mr G. Millar. Miss Buckland, Miss I M'f.aren, Master and Mi*s Gibbon, Miss H. r Williama, Mr J. Jeffs, Mr A. Beattie, Miss j M'Bree. Mr K. H. Reed, Mr M'Pherson, Miss j M'K<*nnie, Mr R. Cotter, Mr AY. smith, the St. ; JohnJCoinpauy, Miss Hall, Miss Morton.

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