SHIPPING.

Otago Daily Times, Issue 10899, 4 September 1897, Page 1

SHIPPING.

PORT CHALMERS,

Phases of thk Moon. • # (Calculated for New Zealaud uiean time). '. . • SEPIEMBER. D. H. M. First Quarter ... 4 10 43 a.m. Full Moon 11 •' 1' 42 p.m. Last Quarter ...19 2 21p.m. New Moon ... .... ... ...27. ~1 16 a.m. Perigee, Snd. 9.10 a.m. Apogee, 17th, 4.30 p.m. -Perigee, 29th, 11.30 p.m. ; : . THK WJ?ATHEE. , . - September 3.-8 a.m.- Wind N.E.; weather thick,' rainy. NeeH :Wind N.E.; weather thick, rainy. 5 p.m. : Wind N.E.; weather thick, rainy. ' B'aiu. .Noon. 5 p.m. Bitsmetßr ... ... 2990 2998 .. 23;SS TJiKJßometer ' ... 50 SO 4S> . HIGHWATJSR. "' ' x.bj P-ni-fAt the Heads ... 7.12 . 7.* l Sept. 4 -! At Port Chalmers- 7.52 8.21 UtDuEcdin ... -8.37 9.b fAttheHeaaa ... 8.13 8.50 Sept. 5 -^AtPortChalaißrs 853 ■ 9.M \.At Snue'dia ... 9-38 10.1s

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Tan.po, 5.8., 411 tons, Lobb, from Westport. J. IMb. agent. DE^iuRES< ; Pukaki, s.s., 917 tons, Anderson, for Sydney, via the Bluff. X Mflls, agent. . Omapare. s.s.,'3s2'tons. Fleming, for the west Coast, via Tiinaru. X Mills, agen?. _ Te Anau, 5.8., 102Ston8, Bernech, for Lyttelton »nd Wellington. X Mills, agent.- Passengers : Misses Joyce, Glover, Cunningham,- Keane (2), Bdger, L. Wilkinson, Telfer, Howie, Stewart, Herdman, Tulluch,; Mesdames M'iCwan, Keane, Messrs J. G-. Marshall, R. Wilson, L. S. Maxwell, Colonel Olcott -, andll in the steerage. ■ EXPA'OTISD ARRIVALS. J'rosi London.—Qajaaru,.s.s., 3306 tons, Fullarton. WSNG (May 20). Apnes Lilian, ship, 1134 tons, Walter, JGVN (July 21).. Silverstream, barque, 1160 tons, Dagwell (via Aljoa Bay). Nelson, ship, 1247 tons, Perriam; NKHC. Westland, ship, 111S tons, R. Kelly; WV^O. ■ Laira, barque, 492 tons. '; ~. :•' „ Fkom Glasgow.—Ban Nevis, jhip, 100 l tons, Sims, JCVM (March 31);. in Port "Phhip for repairs/'. Taracaki, ship, 1089; tons, Evans, QMWP(June 30). Canterbury, ship, 3245 tons, Culbert,'MWßD. Invercargill, ship, 1246 tons, Bowling,'NC&P. -.. . " ..-;„„,;■• FR9M New York.—Conmvia, oarque, /96 tons, Baker WQM2 J (May 15). Gio Ba'ttista Eeyermo, bariiue, 1157 tans,"Sena,: PMRD (May 4), yia lyttelton. Pallas, barque, =«01 tons,:' Staube,. •HS'WP. Talisman, barque, 115S toas, (Junel). Nerna, barque, 1050 tons, Lochead, KTPB (July 14). La Querida, barque, 679 tons, Williams. ' . . ,„,_,. • F*9M Liverpool,—Wellington, ship, 1247 toas, Thomas, NMCK (June 28). .;..■".. '■-■,-. „„ Fkom Calcutta.—Onda, s.s., 52-47 tons (July JO). From Deiagoa Bay.—Andes, barque, S3! tons, Herßst, WiIDK. • _~ Fkoji Maldek Island.—Auriga, Darque, sifc toas.'Hutchiublin, BLJK. ' "• - . ■ • ' From Surprise Island.— Woosung, barque, Jis toas, Rubarth, LFRM. . . - From Lady Elliott's Island.—Jasper, barquentine, 202 tons, Burton, WVPL. "

IMPORTS.

[Special Notice.—Consignees desirous of having their names appear in this part of our columns, together with their consignments, "may nave thu larac- inserted on payment of a small charge.J . • Per Taupo, from Westport: 795 tons'coal.

SHIPPING TELEGRAMS.

Auckland, September 3.—Arrived:. Moana,, Carey, from Sydney. Passengers: ForAuefcland— Mr and Mrs Bell (and infant), Mhs-Thompson, Messsrs Hay, Donald, X o.'Firth, Smith,-Howell, Bushall, Young, Gorbett, David, Cureton; sin the steerage. For San Francisco—l 7: saloon and 23 Steerage; Shs leaves to-morrow' afternoon for Sad Francisco.- —Sailed: TJpolo, for Rarotonga and Tahiti; Binjradee, for .Kast Coast ports. _ ■Wellington, September3.—Arrived.: Waihora, from Sydney, via Auckland and Hast Coast;, Onda, from Calcutta, via Singapore,-- Thursday. Island,.and-Cape Moreton; Anglian,.from the south ; Orowaiti, from Westpoit; Rotorua, from Lytteltoa ——Sailed.: Richmond, for JSelsou and the West Coast; Anglian, for Sydney, via Auckland and the East Coast.- —Sailed :Av aihora, for the'south. Basserisera: Misses Lindsay, Jnewton, :Hal] ■ Haslam\ M/Pherson, -Mrs Graham (and in-fant),*-Messrs' NeaYe,v>Jones,y^boE!t!)SoDc.s3ni-., mond;' Grahams Gallagher. Kelly, Edwards, Rapdereon, G.albraith. — Sailed: liotorua, ior Lytteltori. ' Passengers : Slis3.V-;GjbbsJ _JSießsrs Atwater Turhbiill. —— It is ■.understood tnat negotiations for the sale ofthe Vvite Company s steamers Mda aid; Oreti to the Wellington bteam Packet Company are almost completed: ~~. Lyttelton, September 3.—Sailed:' Monowai, for Port Chalmers: Bluff, September 3.—Arrived : Mararoa, from Melbourne, via Hobart. Passengers : Mrs Bali, Misses M'Laughlin, Longford, Ball. Levi,-Widley, Messrs Griffiths, Philp, Zander, "Wells. Barclay, Fink, Simpson, Healey, M'Laren, Turrall, Morgan, Paterson (2), Boyce, Neill, Lee Smith. MOVEMENTS @F THE UNION STEAM SHIP ' COMPANY'S FLEET. -■■■''■ Fridxy, September 3. Bluff—Mararoa arrived 7 a.m. from Hohart; sailed 4 p.m. for Danedirs. ■ . Lyttelton—Monorvai arrived 8 a.m. from Wellington ; sailed 4 p.m. for Dunedia. Wellington—Onda arrived TJO a.m. from Calcutta. Waihora arrived 7.30 a.m. from Napier. Westport— Corinna sailed 1 a.m. for Wellington. . Poherua sailed 2 a.m. for Wellington. Foe Week Ending September 11. Sunday—Waihora arrives from Sydney, via Auckland and East Coast. Mouowai sails for Melbourne, via Bluff and Hobart. Mararoa sails for Wellington direct. Taupo sails for Westport. ' r, «. Monday—Herald arrives from Greymouth. Tuesday—Waihora sails for Sydney, via East Coast and Auckland. ■ Wednesday—Mararoa arrives from Wellington and Lyttelton. ,Corinn3 arrives from Westport, via coast. Herald sails for Greymouth, via Thursday—Ta Anau arrives from Wellington and Lyttelton. Friday—Te Aoau sails for Lyttelton and Wellington. Corinna sails for Westport, via Timaru. ■ , Saturday—Wa&aie arrives from Sydney, vi» Cook Strait. The departure of the Botoiino is postponed Until to-morrow morning. The s:s. Pukaki steamed down from Dunedin yesterday morning, took in transhipments ex Aotea at the export pier, and sailed in the afternoon for Sydney, via the Bluff. The s.s. Aotea was discharging railway iron at its George street pier yesterday, and took on board 1600 crates frozen rabbits and 400 do frozen The s.s. Taupo, coal-laden from Westport, arrived at 11 a.m. yesterday, and steamed alongside the Fifeshire to discharge part cargo. &he left Weatport at 11 p.m. on the 31st wit., and experienced strong N.E. winds with thick weather from Akaroa to arrival. The s.b. Te Anau steamed down the harbour yesterday forenoon, and left Port Chalmers in the afternoon for Lyttelton and "Wellington. The s.s. Talune will proceed to Port Cnalmers this morning, and leave in the afternoon for Sydnoy, via Cook Strait. A strong, black north-easter blew all yesterday, nad was accompanied by a very heavy sea—so much so that the danger signals were hoisted at Otago Heads. With the first S. W. wind we look for the arrival of the ship Oamaru, Captain Fullarton, fiom London, which port she left on May 20, and is consequently 107 days out. The barquentine FranE Guy will sail for Lytttlton and Xaipara with the first fair wind. The schooner Marmiou is discharging cargo at the Kattray street wharf. The brigantine Enterprise is loading for Timaru and Wangaaui at the Jetty street wharf. The s.s. Omapere left the Rattray street wharf 7BSterday afternoon for the West Coast, via JCimaru. The s.s. Mararoa, which arrives from Sydney to fiay, leaves to-morrow for Wellington direct. The sis. Waihora, from Sydney and the East Coast ports, arrives at Dunedin to-morrow. The s.s. Mouowai leaves Port Chalmers tomorrow for Melbourne, via the Bluff aud Hobart. Another of the fast decreasing band of the old Identities has passed over to the majority in the person of the late Captain Abraham Paiiner, who will be well known to all old West Coastcr3 in the good old days when be commanded the Charles JMward and the Wallaby steamers, and was trading down to tbe "West Coast ports for more than 23 years. He ariginally arrived in Lyttelton in the year 1854, and up to within the last few years has been continually employed on the coast of New Zealand from the extreme north to the extreme south. Us was » man of quiet, unassuming manners, a iplendid Eailor, 2nd a general favourite with the travelling public of his day. For the last few yesrs he had been living in retirement. He I;«yse a widow but no family.