PORT CHALMERS.

Timaru Herald, Volume XL, Issue 2906, 16 January 1884, Page 2

PORT CHALMERS.

IBBIVTD. Jan. 15— Waihora, as., from the Bluff. BAIKRD. Jan. 15 — Planter, barque, for Auckland. The tug Plucky went out to-day to bring iv the ship Soulcor, but there wa« no appearance of her. She mu3t have been driven off the oaatt by the heavy northerly gsJo of laat night. There* was a very strong- tide and heavy sea to-day. The barometer this morning had foUjn to 28.44, from 25.38 las! night. Auckland. Jan. 15. Arrived— Kate McGregor, from the Linti Island s ; JB;n(;arooma, s.s., frc>m Sidney. She left on the lOl.h at 5.50 p.m., and: panned thti Haaroto on the 12th :r.st. and Australia on the 14th mat., hence to Sydney. Sailed— Perguin, s.s., for "Fiji; Orowaiti, H. 8., for Weatport. The bris? Fi.wn, for the Thames, is to load timber for Ro^kharnpton. The; barqne Akaroa sail* for Port Chalmers at the<3nd of tho week, loading there for London. Wellington, Jan. 15. Arrived— Tiikapnna, s.u., from I.yttelton. Sailod — Koranni, a.s., for Timnrn and Oamatn ; Grafton, a.s., for Lyttolton and Oamarn ; Tal:apnna, s.b., for Oneounga and Taranaki. . INTEBiCOLONIAX "WTBATiJKE EXCHANGE. Wblmnoton, Jan. 15. I New Zealand.— Ecmwkably uteap and deep oepresaions ai;e pasniDK to thii Sonth, canning- » ntroag- weat3rly gale over tao irhole of tho colony. The barometer at Timarn m 28.4, oemjf the Jow.sst on record. ■ Anstralia. — Tho prewsnro ii jfoiierally low, but fa highont over tho wnthiirn bight; vrestorly arid southerly wind« m 33aiit iustraliu. Barometer.-In NewZealatd: At Knasoll, •J9.S; Wellinrton, 29.1; Blnff, 28*5. In Australia : At Albany, 20.6; Sydney,