SHIPPING.

Otago Daily Times, Issue 10597, 18 February 1896, Page 1

SHIPPING.

PORT CHALMERS. Timb Bali, at Poet Chaukks. A blue flag will bo houitod at the iaaatbe»u, 1 Port Chalmers signal station, on the forenoon of j tha day when the time signal i3to be given. j Piuses of the Moon. | (Calculated for Now Zealand mean time). i FEBRUARY. 1 D. jr. » | L»st Quartet • ... 6 11 8 p.m. i New Moon ... ... 14 3 fia.ni. First Quarter ... .„ ... 22 8 -Mara.! Full Hiinc ... 29 7 21 a.m. Perigee, Ist, 2p.m. Apogee, 17th, Ba.m. THS WBAXaKK. ! February 17.-8 a.m.: Wind N.E,; weather dull. Noon: Wind N.E.; wnather dull. 5! p.m.: Wind N.E.; weather fair. S a 'ft. Noon. 5 p.m. Barometer ... 3050 3048 S0« Tkarmomttor ... 5i 6U 61 HIGH WATER. SMi 1R /At thß Heads - 5.23 PI Feb. IS JAtrortChslmaH 6.3 6.17 lAtDußedia ... 6.48 7.2 ARRIVAL. . ■ . ' Kawatiri, b.s., 255 tons, Apttain, from Westport. J. Mills, agent. Buteshire, 5.5.,5571 ions, J. Cuthbert, R.N.R., from London (November 10), via Adelaide, Melbonrne, Newcastle, Brisbane, Rcckharnpton, and Sydney. New Zealand Shipping (Joinpauy, agents. Passengers; For Dunedin—Mr and Mra Elliott. DEPARTURES. . Waihora, s.s., 1269 tons, Neville, for Melbourne, Tis the Bluff and Hobart. J. Mills, agest. Passengers : Misses Cairns, Harrison (2), Davenport, Thompon, Buller, M. S. Henderson, L. Stanbrook, Stephens (3), Mesdarues Lewis, Naylor (ami child), Hntton, Springthorpe (maid, and 2 children), Bigg»rs (and maid), Love, Stephens, Pyru, Cameron, Hutton, Richards, Webb, Carter (and ■' child). Sir Walter Buller, Rev. J. Sandilands, Drs Howard, Hayward, A. L. Kenny, G. A.;Sime, Ryan, Love, Springthorpe. Pennefatfaer. Webb, D. SI. Morton, Messrs Eiggars, N. H. Parnell, J. Duncan, Hutton, H. J. Johnson, A. A. Smith, K. and J. Sandilands, L. Snow, w. H. Fickle, F. SnttoD, C. Thomas, G. Glass, Foster, 0. King, Stephens, Carter; 9 steerage. ■. ■ -. Yolande, barquentine, 363 tons, M'Donald, for Kaipara. Master, agent. .. , „•■;• Chilka, sis., 1450 toas, Jacobs, for Melbourne, Via the Bluff. J. Mills, agent. Flora, 5.8,, 838 toes, Bernech, for Lyttelten and Wellington. .1: Mills, agent. Passengers: Misses Gillies, M'Crone, Stonebam, Thomson, Goggin, K. M'Guire, Peters, Neill, Kamsay, Bartlemap, Cargill, N. Brown, Mesdames MCrorie, Gough, Fletcher (and child), L. Graham (and child), Peters, Joachim, Messrs N. O. Barron, Ranger, P. C. Neill, E. B. Cargill, 6. Joachim, Moore. Munden, Johnston, Schwarz, Waller, J. C. Moore, Peters, M'Urorie (and boy); and 7 steerage.

fiXPECTBD ARRIVALS. FromLohdon.—Aorangi, s.s-, 4196 tons, Sutdiffe, VSMG. Helen Denny, barque, 728 tons, Tate, HMTD. Timaru, ship, 1306 tons, Renant,WTßS. Titania, barque, 1050 tons, Schierloh, NGHL. Opawa, ship, 1076 tons, Martin, QKPJ. .From Livkrpoou—Lutterworth, barque, 887 tons, Kelly, HNKD (September 23). Tina, bar<jue, 1199 tons, Kayser, NGLD. . From Nkw York.—R. A. O. Smith, barque. 628 tons, Hooper, KGSB. Les Adelphes, French barque, 1320 tons, Audre, JWKQ. . From Capetown, via East London.—Cynuca, barque, 848 toni, Lloyd, RJTP. From Clarence River.—M. A. Doran, bngantine, 317 tons, Lloyd. AVenona, barque, 511 tons, From the Mauritius.—Oaklands, barque, 955 tens, Reid.

IMPORTS.

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Per Anglian, from Sydney : 33 bdla leather, 400 esses Sunlight, soap, 20 do ale, 10 do waters, 10 sacks maize, 70 bags lime, 10 cases mullet, 66 pieces timber, 20 cases bananas, 12 do tomatoes, 20 do soapene, 10 do jam, 4c, 640 bags sugar, 25 cases syrup, 62 pkgs empties, 139 do merchandise, 55 boxes soap, 9 crates, 1 case. biscuits, 5 do Siegel's syrup, quantity scenery, 20 cheese, 28 pkgs effects, and large quantity sundries. Per Kawatiri, from Westport; 3?5 tons coal.

■■■\ ■"""'Tw^HIPpIkG'TBLEGRA^/" i;''l;, Auckland, February i7.—Arrived (8 a.m.): : Rotomahana, frdm^Sydney- Passengers : Misses D'Snllivan, Stewart, Creagh, Perlre"(aOterfames Sparrow, Stewart, Creagh, Rev. Mr Cabill, Messrs Durant Broggman, Reid, Stewart, Ireland (2); and 3 in the steerage.——Sailed: Takapuna, for the south. Paasongers : Misses Crmckshank, Kempton, M'Donald, Sheffield, Mesdames Brett, Hennery, Brown, Uorregan, Henry, Hodson. B»y, Butnside, Jones, Ellison, Smart, Allison, 'Wood, Hardy, Hodaon, Bishop Cowie, Ma«srs Ledger, Railway, Robertson, Dural, Scott, M.'Keojh, Hall, M'Bride, Rat, Otway, Kllison, Smart, Henry. Allison, Gregg, Gill, Heather, Mahoner, Hull, Bryan, Ledger (2); and 12 steerage. Kaipaba, Februaiy 17.-Sailed : Cathona, for Rockhamptoir. , Wellington, February 17. — Arrived : Ohau, from Westport. Sailed : Wainui, for Nelson; Mawhera, for Picton, Nelson, and West Coaat. -—Sailed: Penguin, for Lyttelton. Paasengers : Misses Tribe, Barber, Lawrence, Miiroy (2), O'Brien, Radcliffe, Hassell, Mesdames Jliltoy, Lust, Newport (and 2 children), Smith, MorriEon, Stuart, Lyons, Hon. Mr Ward, Dr Hassell, Messrs Allen, Morten, Owen, Kingsland, PatterBon, Smeller, Wilson, Kkengren, Bendall, Wiggins, Smith, Morrison, Stnart, Hyde, Crow, Lyons, Drumond, Williams, Richardson, Master Warren. Lyttelton, February. 17.—Sailed : Omapere, for southern ports; Brunner, for Wellington. Bluff, February 17.—Sailed: Fifeshire, s.s., for Port Chalmers. ' Albany, February 17.—Arrived: Orient liner Guzco, from London. Passengera for New Zealand: Mrs Hunt, Messrs Goer, Jones, Bentley, Taylor, Elder, and Hunt. Sydney, February 17.—Sailed: Alameda, for Ban Francisco, via Auckland. Melbourne, February 17.—Arrived! Manapouri, from the Bluff.

MOVEMENTS OF UNION S.S. COMPANY'S FLEST. Monday, February 17. , Lyttelton—Corinna arrived 9 a.m. from Westport. Brnnner sailed 1 p.m. for Wellington. Omapere sailed 4 p.m. for Timaru. .' , Napier—Talune sailed noon for Wellington. Auckland—Rotomahsma arrived 8 a.m. from Sydney.

The s.B. Kawatiri, coal laden from Weatport, arrived alongside the Bowen pier at 3 p.m. yesterday, and commenced to discharge her cargo into the hulks. She left Westpoit at 8.15 p.m. on the 15th inst., had light variable winds until breasting Akarqa.at 6 p.m. on the 16th, when she met a strong southerly breeze, which held until noon on the 17tb, when it moderated, and was followed by a light N.E. breeze, which held to arrival. The barque Cyniaca, which, is to call here for orders from Table Bay, Cape of Good Hope, via East London, was at the latter port on November 20 (as we have already stated). Since then we have had no further newß of her. . No doubt Bhe will soon put in her appearance at the heads. The barque Nellie .Brett has put out nearly 200 tons of cargo at the cross wharf. It is turning out in splendid order. , The b.s. Anglian, from Sydney, via the Bast Coast ports, arrived at Port Chalmers on Sunday evening, and " steamed up to the crocs wharf yesterday morning. Her purser reports she left Sydney at 8.40 p.m. of the Bth inst., had moderate to fresh easterly winds with cloudy' and rainy weather and head seas on the passage across, and arrived at Auckland at 5.15 p.m. o£ toe 10th inst.; left that port at 2 p.m. of the following day, bad light southerly winds with fine weather, called at Gisborne, Napier, Wellington, and Lyttelton ; left tbe latter port at 1 a.m. of the lfith inst, had fresh head winds and seas with rainy weather, and arrived as above. Boat and fire drill was carried out on board the s.s. Anglian yesterday forenoon. ' ■ The s.s. Flora left the Rattray street wharf yesterday afternoon for Lyttelton and WellingDnring the week which ended February 16 nine Vessels, with a total of 6276 tons register, arrived at the Dunedin wharves, and nine vessels, with a total of 5794 tons, left them during the same period! The is.s. Waihora left the tongue wharf yesterday afternoon for Melbourne, via the Bluff and Hobart. " , _ . The s.s. Invercargill took in cargo at the Rattray street wharf yesterday, and leaves to-day for Preservation Inlet, via Invercargill. . The s.s. Chilka' left the Victoria wharf yesterday afternoon for the Bluff and Melbourne. The s.s. Herald yesterday morning discharged her cargo of coal into the hulks at the Bowen pier, and steamed up to the Rattray street wharf in the afternoon. Thebarquentine Yolande was towed clear of the heads .yesterday forenoon, and sailed for Kaipara to load for Sydney. The Shaw, Savill, and Albion Company's ship Pleione is progressing favourably with her loading for London, haviug now on board 2468 bales wool and skins.

The New Zealand Shipping Company's barque Waimea is getting on fast with her loading for London, having now on board 3500 bales wool and skins.' Thes.s. Kawatiri, from the West Coast, arrived at the Bowen piev, Fort Chalmers, at 3 p.m. yesterday. She left Westport at 8.15 p.m. ol the 16th inst.; had light variable winds and calms until the evening of the 17th jDst., and thence experienced fresh southerly winds to arrival. The following in the Anglian'« passenger list: Mr and Mrs Ibbotson, • Mr »nd Mrs Bland Holt, Sir arid Mrs Norman, Mr and Mrs Corlesse, Mr and Mrs Baker, Mr and Mrs Hutton, Mr and Mrs Koy, Mr and Mrs Bi'Ha'itie, Misses Glendinning, Johnson, Tewsley, Kempthorne (2), Watson, Kois, Coppin, Anstlad, Woodville, Maher, l'rebble, "Webb, Campbell, Ibbotson, Messrs King, Thompson, Sandilands (2); Prebble, Tame, Bain, Lone, Baldw.n, Milnor, Stcele, Griffiths,-, Tillam, Foster, Scrimshaw, Thomson, Watts, Shier, Woodcock, Terry, Peake, Johnson, Nelson, Brown, Harford, Kemp, Cossrove. X^nnud. Hickey. Shave. Nelson. Kehoe.

Phillips (3), Cohen, Newman, Hyland, Pnngle, Wheeler, Hoodall, Slntte'ry, Seager, Huendreit, Fisher, Coghill, Hyde, Rtv. Sandiland*, Mesdames Smith, Laacelles (and chiid), CocUraue, Holmes (and child',, Myers (and two children), Killick, Beale. Crawford, Masters Kempthorne, M'Hastie ; and 32 steerage.

ARRIVAL OF THE BUTESHIRE.

The Shire line fine .steamer Buteshire, from London, via Melbourne, Newcastle, Brisbane, Rockh«nip:on, and Sydney, reached the heads at 1 p.m. yesterday, and anchored until 5 p.m., whon, ths tide being favourable, she steamed inside the heads under the charge of 1 not M'Donald. and w>s berthed at the George street pier to take in cargo for Lindon. She is etui under the comru*nd of Captain J. C»thb»rt, R.N.R.; but since her visit here, some 12 moutlm since, tfeere has been a slight chauga in the personnel at her officers. Mr Pyke still occupies his o!d position a? chief officer ; Mr Willis, who was second, having left, Mr Boyd, who was third, has beeo promoted to second, snd Mr Pingley, who was fourth, comes as third, and Mr Roftertsoa is now fourth officer. The engine department-is still under tbe charge of Mr Patterson, who has associated with him Mr Gallagher second, Mr Camr.bell thiTd, Mr Noble fourth, and Mr Gillman fifth, the refrigerating engineers -being Messrs M'Grregor and M'Bryde. The Buteshire left London on November 10, 1895, with » general cargo for Adelaide, Melbourne; and Sydney. A short stoppage was made at Hnlehaven, where a quantity of explosives were taken on board, and anchored in the Downs tbe same evening, the wind blowing a strong gale from the &.W. with heavy rain ; got under weigh again on the .following d*y, and experienced strong gales from S.W. until panning Las Palinas on the 18th, when the galu moderated, and was succeeded by light variable winds, and crosses the equator on the 25tb, when she met the S. H. tradw, which were moderate, and rounded the Cape of Good Hope on December 7; thence she had moderate winds and weather, no ice being seen, and arrived at Adelaide on December 28. After discharging 1500 tons of i-ar*:o proceeded on to Melbourne, at which t>ort she arrived on January 6; discharge! another 1500 tons carso, and leit ag*in for Sydney, arriving there on the 11th; di-charged the balance of her cargo, some 2000 tons, and took on board a quantity of carcases frozen mutton, and then proceeded on to Newcastle, which wan reached on the 21fct. After taking on board cargo and a supply of coal, left again for Brisbaue, arriving there on the 21th,; took in cargo, and left again, and experienced stormy gales, with thick heavy r*in to arrival at Kockhaiuptou on the 3L«t; remained there until February 5. when she returned to Sydney, arriving at-that port on the bth ; coaled and left again on the 12th; experienced principally E.N.E. winds acrots, and breasted Puysegur Point at 4.45 p.m. on the 16cb, and thence S:B. winds to arrival. Mr Wotherspoon, the superintendent engineer, Mrs Wotherspoon, Messrs Roper, Merries, and Cameron are passengers makiog the round trip by the vessel.