SHIPPING.

Otago Daily Times, Issue 11934, 7 January 1901, Page 4

SHIPPING.

PORT CHALMERS, Phases of th^ JAKDABt. ... FuU mooh .... „ sth ILW a.m.' Last quarter ... 12th 8.8 a.m. New moon ... „ 21st 2.6 a.m. First quarter ... « '27th 9.22 p.m. Apogee 12th 10.30 p.m. Perigee ... 24th 11,0 p.ni, Sun rises 4.34 a.m., sets 7.54 p.m. THE WEATHER. I January 5.—3 a.m.: Wind N.E.; weather fine. Noon:' Wind N.E.; weather fine. 5 p.m.: Wind N.E.; weather fine. 8 a.m. Noon. 5 A.m. Barometer ■•• — 29.98 29.92 29.90 . Thermometer ... 64 76 72 January 6. —3 a.m.: Wind N.E.; weather fine. Noon: Wind S.W.; weather fine. 5 p.m.:: Wind S.W.; weather fine. 8 a.m. Noon. S n.m. Barometer 29'.92 29.98 30.08 i Thermometer : ■... 66 78 80 ! FORECAST.—Mr Paulin telephoned at 10 p.m'. yesterday as follows:—"S.E. to N.E. winds, and fine for about 16 hours." , I HIGH WATER.

January 1— a.m. p.m. At the Heads ... 4.2 4.23 At Port Chalmers ... „. 4.42 5.3 At Dunedin ... ... 5.27 5.48 ARRIVALS. . January 5. Flora, s.s., 838 tons, Lambert, from Wellington. J. Mills, agent. Morayshite, s.s.. 8500 tons, D. Duncan, from London (Angust 27),' via Fremantle and other ports. N.Z.S. Co., agents. Monowai, s.s., 2137 tons, Chatfield, from Sydney, via Wellington and Lyttelton. J. Mills, agent. ' Passengers: Misses Morrice, M'Lean, Woodward, Millar, Kerr, Ej?lin, Robertson, Ellison. M'liitosh, Laing, Hay, Paand, Traynes, M'Kay, Hewitt, Mesdames Brent, M'Lean, Barlthorp, Searchfield, Donglas and 2 children, Baker, Seed, Fahey, Todd, Small and 2 children, Wetherill and son, Blakey and child. Phillips, Coombs, Bourne, Walsh and boy, Knight, Hewitt, Messrs 1101Ittmby, M'Adam, Coffey, Lloyd, Organ, Brent, Dickens, Barlthrop, Hughes, M'Gregor, Lavnach, \Abercrombie,. Tunbridge, Searcllfield, Kinsey, Ellison, Todd, Wadsworth, Wilson, Wetherill, Collins, Davys (3), Sinclair, Sutton and boy, M'Grath, Moore, Gurncy, Captain Butler; and 21 steerage. January 6. Mararoa, s.s., 1381 tons, Phillips, from Sydney, via Auckland. J. Mills, asent. Passengers: Mesdames Synnott and 2 children, King, Hanan and child, Rawson and child, Johris'ton, Garcoigne, Bolatii, iJf-to 3.1. Wilson,"Sisson, Smith and 3 children, Oay, Misses Fahey. Close, fJeorge, Mitchell, Glass, Fisld. Rennie. Cunningham, Boucott, Wilson, Hobbs, Neal (2j, Vnntier, Bolam, Wilson. Ellcrbeck. jHastick, Rawson, Robertson, Blair, 'Hawkins,- Marshall, Messrs Reeves, Moek (2), Mitchell, Wilson. Proudfcot, Miller, Glass, Inglis, C'ualter, Lesuer, Berne. Brent (2), Deacon, Romison, Ctinning3inm. Bolaxn. Esther. Jennv, Johnston. Blair, Aradge, Callan, Meloy, Wiseman, Gascoigne, Denlin, Hawkins, Synnott; and 37 steer"fnvercargill, s.s., 123 tons, M'Gillivray, from Stewart Island. K. Ramsay, agent. Sarah and Mary 1 , brigantine, 145 tons, Rennie,' from' Whangarei. H. Guthrie, agent.

DEPARTURES, i , January 5. Kinlj s.s., 702 tons, Rutter, for the West Coast. J. Mills, agent. • 7 - January 6. Janet Nieoll, s.s. 496 tons, Millman, for ; Greymouth. J. Mills, agent. BXPEOTRD ARRIVALS. From London.—Loch Cree, barque, left November 7. From Liverpool.—lnvereargill, loft October 1. Gladys, left January 4. • From Sydney.—Mokoia, January 12. Elingamite.' January 13. ' ■ From Melbourne.—Westralia, January 16. Talune, January 20. From Auckland.—Waihora, January 9. ; PROJECTED DEPARTURES. For Sydney.—Mararoa, January 8. Waihora, January 10. For. Melbourne.—Monowai, January 7. For < Auckland.—Mararoa, January 8. For . Westport.—Corinna, January 10. TJpolu, January 18. For Groymoutli.—Janet Nieoll, January 16.

MOVEMENTS OF DIHEOT STEAMER,3. I TO AURTVE. At Auckland. — Waikato, left London October- 31. Indradevi. left New York November. 9. Mimiro, left London November 10. ..Star of Australia, left New York December 25; At "Wollington.—Duneflin, lofE London October 5. Star of New Zealand, left , London December 14. Pakeba, left- London December 7. Ivaramea, left London December 23. Banffshire, left London December 14. At Port Chalmers.—,Otarama, left London December 1. TO DEPART. From Wellington.—Delphic, January 17. Papanui, January 31. iFrom Port Chalmers,—Morayshire, Jamiary 7. Fifesbire, January £5. ' ftOMEWAUD IIOBHD. Maori, from Wellington, November ?.0. Wakantti, . from Auckland, November 21'. Mamari, from Wellington, December 6. Eiffel Tower, from Wellington, Dmmber 6. Paparoa, from Wellington, December 6. Buteshire, from Wellington, December 14. Tokomaru, from Wellington, December 22. Tjmoana, from Wellington, January.3. Rakaia, from Wellington, January 3. Matatua, from Wellington, January 6.

IMPORT. I Special Notice.—Consignees desirous of having their names appear in this part o! our columns, together with their consignments, may have the same inserted on payment of a small charge. J Per Mararoa, from Sydney: 5000 spokes, | 23 cs oil, 230 fiks silgar, 850 bgs sugar, 700 bis! twine, 30 cs mullet, 94 cs fruit, 10 cs jam, 6 ; cs tomatoes, 59 cs tea, 50 c.i wine, 20 bgs salt, 23 cs confectionery, 57 loose cheese, 14 bis wool, and a large quantity of sundries. . SHIPPING TELEGRAMS. AUCKLAND, January s.—Sailed: Sierra, for Sydney. January 6.—Arrived: Fairy Book, brig,.from Dunedin. j KAIPARA HEADS, January s.—Sailed: Jeßsie Niccol, schooner, for Wellington. I NAPIER, January S.—Arrived: Delphic, | from Gisbome. January 6—Arrived: Star of England, from Wellington. WELLINGTON, January s.—Arrived: jloura, from Lyttelton.——Sailed: Tarawera, for Lyttelton. Passengers': Misses Todd, Sylvester, Hepburn (2), M'Adams, Ewart, Toome, Peed, Brown. Kent, Mason, James, Austin, Gambrill, Woods, Richardson, M'Lean, Churchward, Wills, Williams, Gylls, Innes, Mesdames Jones, Cliainey, Laurie, Papprill and child, Papprill, Henderson, Findlay, Harkness, Girdlestone, Messrs Findlay J2), Weston,. Harlev, Kelloy, Harkness, Gairn, Foster. Papprill, Jones, Laurie, Clarke. Brothers, Barjett, Ashman, Hogg, Brock, M Lean, M'Kenzie, Wilson, Harcourt (servant, and child) M'Killop, Sommerville, Raymond, Webb, Girdlestone, Young, Delisha,. Gardiner, Mooro, Main, Mason, Ilmark, Jeffery; and 15 steerage. January 6.—Sailed : Achenanden, for New York; Silver Cloud, for Auckland; Moana, for Sydney; Mapourika, for Auckland. Arrived: RotomaTiana, from Lyttelton. GREYMOUTH, January. s.—Arrived: Co- j linna, from Port Chalmers. j LYTTELTON, January s.—Arrived: Te ' Anau, from Dunedin. January 6.—Arrived: Tarawera, from Wellington, with the San Francisco mail. ' TIMARU, January s.—Arrived: Upolu,! ffom Uunodin. . _ OAMARU, January s.—Arrived:—Border Knight, frdm the Bluff. t SYDNEY, January <s.—Arrived: Talune, from New Zealand. Sailed: St. Kilda. for Wanganui j Romanoff, for Lyttelton.— January &.—Sailed yesterday: Mokoia, for Wellington. 1 NEWCASTLE, January s.—Sailed: Ro-, tuma, for Wellington. ' ADELAIDE, January s.—Arrivod:Timaru. Sailed: Drumblnir, for New Zealand. LONDON, January 4.—Arrived: Lady Isabella, from New Zealand. —-Sailed: Gladys, for Dunedin (from Liverpool). I NEW YORK, January 4.—Sailed: Charles 1 G. Rice, for Wellington. j THE DIRECT STEAMERS. '■ WELLINGTON, January 6.—Arrived: Gothic, from London, via Hobart.—Sailed : Matntua, for London. LONDON, . January- 4.—Arrived: Indra--mayo and Indragliiri, from New Zealand. . The s.s. Inv'ercargill, fron; SteWfirt Island, arrived at 11 a.m. yesterday. The brigantine Sarah • arid Mary, from •Whangarei, with a cargo of timber, arrived yesterday at noon, and was berthed at the Rattray street tvharf. The s.s. Janet Nicoll left for Greymouth. shqrtly after ndon yesterday. ; The s.s. Monowai. 'from $jpdnoy,' via Wellington, arrived at 5 a.m. on Saturday, and ' was berthed, iit the cross wharf. She J,left Sydney at 1.30 p.m. on the 29ilv ult., passed the heads at 2 p.m., and Farewell Spit light at 2.30 a.m. on the 2nd inst.. reaching Wellington at noon same day. She left again at •4 p.m." on the 3rd, arrived at Lytte)togt atl 6 a>m. on,tho.4th, and nilsd-at - • day for Dunedin, arriving as ■

Sydney she had light variable S. and S.W. winds with smooth sea, andfrorrr Wellington light N. and N.W. winds. She brines 261 tons of cargo for Dunedin. She leaves for - Melbourne at 4.30 p.m. to-day. • The s.s. Mararoa, from Sydney, via Auckland, arrived at 4.30 a.m. yesterday, and was •' berthed at the tongue wharf. She left Syd- • ney.on the 27th ult., arriving at Auckland on the 31st. Left again on the Ist inst., and called at- the usual East Coast ports. Left Lyttelton on the sth at 1.15 P.m., and arrived as above. Experienced light variable I winds throughout. ■ J . ■ ; I The Union Steam Ship Comparty's steamer ' Monowai, from Sydney, via Cook Strait, arrived at the tongue wharf at 5 a.m. of Saturday. She left Sydney at 1.30 p.m. of the 29th ult., had light winds from S. to S.W. with smooth seas, and passed Cape Farewell at 2.30 | a.m. on the 2nd inst., roaching Wellington at noon thd same day. Left again at 4 p.m. of the 3rd. and arrived at Lyttelton at 6 a.m. of the 4th: left asain at 11.30 p.m. same day, • had light N, to N.W. winds with fine weather, and arrived as above. The Monowai brings i 250 tons, of general eatgo for this. port. , | The s.s. Flora arrived at the George street pier, Port Chalmers, at 5 a.m.'of Saturday. She left Wellington on the. 3rd inst., and had ■ line weather along the coast.- She was decked in the afternoon. I Dredge No. 222 took a full load of spoil outside the heads on Saturday moraine. and afterwards returned to Port Chalmers, where she will undergo her periodical .overhaul, , The s.s Klni left Port Chalmers on Sntnrdav afternoon for the West Coast._ The following vessels have been in harbour during the past week:—Arrivals—Corinna, s.s., 820 tons; Moana, s.f;. 3915; Upolu, 700; To, Anau, s.s., 1028; Flora, s.s., 838; Monowai, s.s.. 2137; Invercargill. s.s.. 123; Sarah and Man-- hrigantiiie.. .145; Mor.lVI shire, s.s., 8500;-total, 18.206 tons. DeparI turn?—Wcstralia, s.s., 1819: Corimyi,. s.f., I . 820; Invercargill. s.s., 123: Rirnu, S.S., 143 i | I Hawea, s.s., 1114: Zealandia, s.s., 1735; ' Moana, s.s., 3915; Kini....5.5... .702; . Janet I Nicoll, s.s., 496; total, 10,667 tous.

'ARRIVAL OF THE MORAYKTiIRE. The sulendid Shiro liner ' Morayshire, Captain D. Duncan, ' from London, , via Las Palmas, Fremantle, and other ports, arrived at Port Chalmers--at j 5.30 p.m. of the sth inst., and was moored at j the south side of the ocean steamers' wharf, i where she at once commenced taking in wool and general cargo. The Morayshire came into port in superb order, and Captain Duncan's I wide circle of friends will lie glad to welcome him hack once more. We thank him for tho report of the passage taken from his abstract log:— She left the Royal Albert docks ■' on August 27, and anchored in the river for the night, leaving the Thames on the following morning. Had fresh.westerly winds with fine weather down Channel and all across tho Bay of Bicay, anchoring at Las Palmas at noon of September 30. Took in a supply of i bunker coal,' and'"resumed the passage on the ! evening of the same day. Had light N.E. i winds down to lat. 12 N„ and .crossed the equator on September 10, in long. 11 W„ when the S.E. trades were taken. They were strong, and carried her to'the Cape ot Good Hope, which she rounded on the night of September 21. Fresh westerly winds from N.W. to S.W. marked her passage across the i Southern Ocean, and sho arrived at Fremantle j on the 10th October. Discharged a full general cargo, and left again on November 1, , arriving at Albany on the following (lay. Replenished her bunkers, and left that port on November 4, and reached Sydney on tho 11th. Took in bunker coal, and procfedecj to Townsville, at which port she arrived on November 19. Took in a quantity of general cargo, and left again on the 21st, arriving at Roekampton next day. Embarked cargo, and left again on November 27, arriving nt Brisbane on the 29th; embarked general cargfo, and left again on December 1 for Sydney, reaching that port on the 3rd ult. Was quarantined for a day on acroimt of sickness. Left Sydney on the Bth u:t., arrived at Auckland on the 13th. took in cargo, and left on the 17th: arrived at Napier the next day: left again after embark--1 intr cargo on the 22nd ult.; arrived at Wel- , lington on the 23rd: left that port on the29th, and reached Lyttelton on the morning of. the 30th ult. Received cargo, and left again on the evening of the 4th inst. Had very thick weather along the coast, and came to anchor Si miles off the heads at 11.30 a.m. of Saturday. As the fog lifted slightly, in the afternoon, she weighed and steamed up to' Port Chalmers as above. Amongst other cargo from London for Fremantle, the Morayshire had a number of pedigree cattle, consisting of Ayrshire and shorthorn stock. The Morayshire's officers this voyage are:—Mr Dingley, chief; Mr.M'Kcnzie, second;"MrHoward, third; Mr Apnleyard, fourth. The chief engineer is Mr Small, with Mr Day as second, Mr Radford, third, Mr Yore fourth, and Mr . Roberts fifth. The chief refrigerating engineer is Mr King, while Mr Anderson is ' second. The Morayshire takes Home a full freight of wool and general cargo, and ships about 1000 bales at Port Chalmers. She has already in her holds 14,800 bales wool, 1100 do flax, 6 do hair, 39 do Tags, 215 casks tallow, 1300 cases meats, 203 logs timber, 550 bags ore, 1000 ingots tin, 70 cases honey, 300 do gum,.. 47 bags '137 cases 50' casks shale, 400 •.drums clvcerine, 7 bags whalei7one, 10 bales sheepskins, 10 do r.-.bbitskins. 100 casks pelts, 4000 sacks wheat, 60 bales'leather,' quantity of bullion, and several packages sundries.