Shipping Intelligence

Otago Daily Times, Issue 281, 13 November 1862, Page 4

Shipping Intelligence

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November 12 —Isabella, 31 tons, Veal^, from Melbourne. Lloyd, Taig; rt. ar.d Co., agent?. • Novrmbtr 12.—Am.tr:i), 5W5 tonK~ Phillips, from Adelaide. TJoy.i'-, Miniie, and Co., agents. Ncv mber 12 —Aldinga, 2:)1 tons, M'Lean, from Ivlelho; r<;e. Hoys<?. IVludie, fciid Co., agents. Nov mber 12 ' -Sevilia, 591 tons, Kftr'r, from Glasgow. Cargili a; d Co., vgi-v.w. BNTKItT-VI) OUTWARDS. November 12.—Aiiin^a, 291 tons, M'Lean, for Melbourne, with gold ami prthsetgers. Royse, Mudie, and Co., agents. INWARDS —COASTWISE. November 12.—Travel!') 's Bride, 45 tons, Spence, from Wanganui. Master, f.gent. OUTWARDS —COASTWISE. November 12.—Spec, 14 tons, Grieve, for the Tp.ifcri. H. Houghton nnd Co., agents. IMPOKTS. Per Seviila, from Giasjrov : 2 bales, order; 2 cases drapery, CargiM and Co.; 1 case, S. Iteid ; 1 cask, 1 onyo. .). Mr,]:fson; 2 ct-c-s, 1 axle, 1 pair tinn-H W, Lockhart; 1 case, G-. B. M'Kav; 4 cases, J. Hislop; 1 case, VV. Park ; 1 case, J. Pate-?on and Co; 1 case, Supeiint'iidmt,; 1 do, W. C. "Whitehead ; G trunks, "W. and G. Turn bull and Co ; 2 ca.-os. 1 cart, 1 plough, 1 pair wheels, J. Cochrau ; 2 290 flooring boards, J. li. Lojjan ; 388 bars 18 bundle;; iron, 1 cask rails, J. Robertson ; 2 boileis, 19 cases inachir.ety. 61 packages do, 2 casks do, 2 funreis, 3 anchors. 6 casks rivets, 1 sole plate, Order; f»2 cases cheese, W. G. Turnbull and Co; 1 case, J. Pattrion and Co ; 1 c;is-:e pit uglis, D. W. Phillips ; 1 cn.se, W. Farider.-on ; 1 ca?e. W. Binuatt ; 114 bars 131 bundles iron, Tickle and Co ; 2 cases, 2 bales, J PcJdic; 10 cases, 2 bales, J. R. Logan; 2 bales, \V. and G. Turnbiill; 782 bars. 10 bundle:-! iivn, 1 case, 1 cask, 6 cavt jsxles, (5 cait buslifs, T. Dick; 1 case seeds, W. JVrteous: 1 case fihemicals, T. Lac*; 2 propellers, 120 cases vvhi-ky, 20 qr-casks do, 100 ciisks bei'i-- Cav^ill and Co; '10 bundles wire, Gordon ; 1 box fjai slietts, 1 box staples, do ; 5 cases. 4 )-ack«gi;.s, i'j wheuls, 1 nxle, 1 case, order; 9 ca.sks, lOOdnum oil. 3 case?, 4 boles, 2 cases, 9 cases, 2 tiercxs fjOs'ove.*, J. and J. H. };arr; 22 bales, W. and G. Turn) uli a)id Co ; 22 ca^fs, do; ? cares, order ; 3 eases, 1 bale riddle-, J. and J. H. Barr; 51 kegs nails, 1 firn-iron, 1 ploujrb, Heist.; 23 bars, 6 bund'es iron, 7 gratings. 5 dooi-s, J .and J. H. Barr; 2cases, 250 tons pig iron, 50 ton« coal, or«!er ; 1 box drapery, 20 boxes pipes, 10 cpscs fi.sl:, 0 cases inarma'ade, 5 cusks bnrley, 1 (•-;•■ *;e red heirings, 1 bale blankets, order. Per Austral, from Adelaide: 2 cases, 15 bales, 1 cn=e leather, 15 p^'p1;-'. 1 case drapery, E. Mitchell ; 3«.0 b,v;s flfiur, 40 cases jams. ]] do hams, 14 do cheese, "order; 200 b:i#< fl-nir, 100 do, order; 300 do, Campbell and Co ; 250 do, -I. C. Campbell an-l Co; JJCO do, M orison, Lav/ aii'J Co ; 2 lihds wine. 44 \>:\<in bran, 4 eases, 3 do fuiniture, 8 do eptfs, 1 do Ic-jnons, 6* 3;p;|s batter, 191 piecf-s limber, order ; 7 rams, order ; 22 casks b'-ef, 4 »!o pork, f> cases beef, 39 horses, 500 sheep, K. Mifclmil; 12 rams, Roysc, ftludie and Co; 0 hoi'^e-, <»(!er.

?i r City of Ho'- art from Melbourne : 1 cask seeds, Law. hi:mrer find Co; 1 rase colonial ovens, K. Hf;ury i:ri'l Co ; 4 pk^s, Herbert and Co ; 7 pkus boots, Smith iind flibbai<i ; 8 ca^is merchandise, . Kirkpalriek and Cr ; 5 <:a>c:> do, King, Ilnrris, and C•; 2 trunks, 11. Jones; 1 trunk-ami 1 case merchandise, F. V>. Lewi-- 1 jikfi-uo, Spier and Levien ; 1 box do, J Mi lli^oi! ; 50 lialf chests and 20 chests tea, Carjrill c.nd (Jo ; 2 hales paper hangings, 11. S. Fish, jun ; 2 civ en and 2 pk^s wire. 11. Moelier and Co ; l' pkg m Tchamiise, A. Mosi-s; 2 enses, order; 48 pkgs hiiui'ir, 3 qr-tasks slion-y, 20 cases port wine, James Ke< iiun ; 12 taf-es claret, 4 casks wine, M'Lean, Giczg and Co ; 1 casp, 1 cask, 1 l;esr, 6 pkfrs, ftti Juei j JScusks spirit-, S. .S. and A. Lazarus; 10 tub* butter, Poj , Dod.s, and O.'aneron ; 2 cases .stationery, )!arn<U and Co; 5 oases merchandise, (J'ircrill and Co: 1 crate cabbazes. Fisher Brothers ; 5) Imlcs rope. J. '''diiiond ; 3 hhds; wine, order ; 5 c»s.;s mm.liandie'o. bint;, Hfirri?, and Co ; 25 qr-casks, (33 ca-es inen-lisii'.u'hc, onkr ; ?> qr-casks, 2 hhds do, order ; 1/i cues elolhimr, M. Levy ; 110 kf.^s iisiils. oiu.-r; 148 packages merchandise, R. 1). Martin and (.'o ; Si c usc-s bee*', S. S. and A. Lazaiu.s; 2 cases fpncy jjwkß FehJh'-iiri Brother*; I o.iis" .siiddlery, order; 15 casks Adelaide buUer, '20 111 kins Cork do, Spruce Jkoth'-rs; 1 ba<r herbs; J. ]>. r;)iiii]i;l case, Reeves and Co ; 1 box merchandise, il Jones; 1 tnu-s s:iddio y, F. Bfirker; 2 packages, ii trchandise, IVrkii.s and Co; 1 box do., I']. R. Maclusky ; 2 cases cigais, o boxes tobacco,'A. Helms and Co; 14 bundles hoops, 2 packages, J. Blakel y; 4 cases, 1 bottie quicksilver, Wilkins & Dixou ; '2 cases Jinnis. John Little ; ;i pkgs drapery, R. B. Martin and Co; 3 eases, J. F. 3iJack ; JSbbd eggs, J. Duif; 1 case merchandise, JN'ashelski iind Co ; 1 pkg, J. Dixon ■ 2 boxes, i)al^'cty, llattrayaml Co ;-l pkg, F. 'Bird; 1 case, order; i box, 1 pk.tr, order; 9 "pkgs luggage, C. Lnsli; 1 case, Alias Farquharson : 3 cases diapery, T. S. I-Jarnson. and Co; 18 pkgs merchandise, ]Jay and ; 1 bale, Paterson, M'Leod and Co; 1 pare 1, Hay; lease, A. R. Livingston; 4 pkgs merchandise, Harriett and Co; 123 pkss merchandise, Robinson, Hart and Co ; 8 wheels, 4 axles, and 8 pedestals, Thomas Carter; 17 tierces beef, 4 cases and 1 trunk boots. A. and 11. li'astgate; 316 pkgs merchandise, T. W. Stone; 25 pkgs tobacco, iienlwich and Co ; 10 pkgs, John Brook ; 20 pkgs tobacco, Laseh, "VI andells and Co; 1 pkpr drapery, ! H. Kirkpatrick and Co ; 10 cases and 11 half cases fruit, 2 ensks nuts, 3 hhds eggs. Fisher Brothers ; 1 case stationery, Ferguson and Mitchell; 1 bale bacon, P. Solomon. Per Traveller's Bride, from Wanganui : 63 pigs, 50 bags bran, 14 do oats, 4 tierces beef. 2 do pork. Per Pangatira, from Sydmy :— Gl pkga merchandise, Wbitterp;u) ; 35 do do, Solomon ; 0 kegs butter, J , Turner ;20 tubs, 05 bags maize, 2 cases cheese, Grifrin ; 4 kegs. Henbury ; 8 kegs butter, Duft'; 4 hhds, 1 ciirt, 3 pkgs. 2 hhds, 3 pkgs, 4 casks, Older; From Nelson —15 kegs butter, Order. From Wellington—3o kegs butter, Order. EXPORTS. Per Aldinga, for Melbourne : 3 Isoxes gold, 4,113 ozs 11 dwts, Bank N. S. Wales : 3 do, 3,000 ozs, Union Bank ; 8 do, 7,957 ozs 12 dwts, Bank of New Zealand ; 1 do, 110 ozs, Wallach Bros.; 3 bags do, 79 ozs 10 dwts, 1 parcel, 89 czs. Isaac Brns.; 1 do, 155 ozs 7 dwts, Feldheim Bros.; 3 bags do, 48 ozs 4 dwts, various : 1 box do, 300 ozs 1 chvt, Robinson and Hart ; 1 ing do, 37 ozs 12 dwt?, C A. llcss and Co ; 1 do, 304 czs W. Gough ; 1 do, 90 ozs, J. Miliiday; total ]ti,Gßi ozs 10 dwts; G trunks boots, 1 case clothing1, W. A. Meyers ; 1 cose fith, J. C. Colis; 1 case furnituv!', Wallac'i Bros. VORT CHALMKRS, Novembkr 12. Wind at noon, S.W., strong breeze. Weather, cl( vuiy, with showers. High water on the 13th instant nt Port Chalmers, 0.28 ft.m., and 0.-16 p.m. ; at Duucdiu an hour later. ARRIVALS. City of Hobavt, s.s., Darby, from Melbourne November 0; general cargo. Seventy passengers. R. B. Martin and Co, agents. Rangiitira, s.s., 1-addle, from Sydney, Nelson, "Wellington, and Lyttelton ; general cargo. Thixtythree passengers. AL. Thomson and Co, agents. AT TUB HEADS. Nil. DKPAXITURE3. Grntia, brig1, 17f> tons, Paton, for Sydney, in balInst. Master, agent. Aldinga, s.s., M'Lean, for Melbourne; 16,084 ounces gold. Two hundred passengers. Ruvse, Muuie, aud Co, agents. I'AShENGKU LIST. Per City of Hobart, from Melbourne : —Mrs J. Young, Mrs Gerrard, Mrs Butler, Mrs Asbton, Mrs Harper, Mrs Maddocks, Mr J. Cotterel), Mr E. Cotterell, Mr Harrison, Mr Bastings, Mrs Bastings, and infant; Mrs W. Bastings and family, Mr Arthur Webb, Mr Herbert Webb, Mr Levy ; fifty-two in the steerage. Per Itangatira, from the North :—Rev Mr Robinson, Mr Brown. Mr M'Neal, Mrs Johnson and infant; twenty-nine in tlie steerage. Per Aldinga, for Melbourne -.—Captain Murray, Messrs Riordan, Sack, Learrnonth. Lewis, Clark, Kitts, Smith, Lang-, sieger, Schawbacker, Barley, Sttwart, Slater, Alderson, M'Farlane, Buclianan, White, Cfimpbell, Hodfon, Melloday, Neal, Wallace, Hudson, Nelson, Mrs Carrish, Mr and Mrs Spence ; 174 in the steeiagc. • Per Traveller's Bride, for Wanganui: Messrs Reid and. riouter. EXPECTED ARRIVALS. From London —JScoresby, Chile. From Glasgow— Pladda, BrooinieFiw. From Melbourne—Omeo, Golden Age, Evelina Butter, City of Melbourne, Benjamin Heape, Vibilia, St. Clftir, Diana, Wm. Ackers, Midas, Runnymede, Folly, Montezuma, Fair Tasmania, Result, Kate Waters, liedclift", Citizen. j From Sydney — Hebe, Bon Juan. j From JBatavia —Eliza Godd rd. PROJKOTB)) DEPARTURES. Gothenburg, for Melbourne, 15th inst. Rangatira, for the North, 15tU inst. Jane Lockhart, for Sydney, 18th inst. liunedin, for Invercargill, early. Courier, for Invercargill, early. Aphrasia, for the Bluff, early. City of Hobart, for Melbourne, 17th. inor. Bruce, for Melbourne, 20th inst.

'ihe steamship City of Hubart reached the Port in xY.p r^tornoon, softer a fine run from Melbourne. She lift Ilobr-ori's Bay at-4 p in. on Thursday, th.c (Jth jisr.-ttit. ex? en'ence» easterly winds for several duvs, aid ..vnfrequently had moderate weather un!i! Tues-

."ay, wljf-n .sh<; was met wi h hrad whi'Js irovn t!.;e northwtird. th? will loave with the mails on Mon••!fiy, the 17lh. when it h hopfd t!>at she will have more success than, through'insuperable circumstances, she had on the last occasion. On tliat trip the utmost effort was made by Captnin Darby to pusii the vessel forward, -so much bo that his pas engers rebelled against exposure to such weather as they were experiencing ; but the we-ither was umu-ualfy heavy and unfavorable even for The completion of the passage within an average time. The Kangatira arrived in port about the same time as the City of Hobart, keeping her time -accurately, as she has done on her several previous passages. She left Sydney on the Ist instant at 10 p.m., had moderate S.W. winds during the passage to Nelson, where she arrived on the evening of the 6th, making the run in as short a time as 4 days 18 hours, and had the vessel hud a thoroughly clean bottom, and beeu less heavily laden, she would with ease have made it, within foui- days On her last passage up from Nelsox). a'^o; she made an excellent passage, though she f-T countered the same weather as was experienced by thr; City of Hobart. On the New Zealand coast she hud moderate variable winds, and her dates are as t<illow> :—Left Nelson on the Bih at 10 p.m., arrived at Wellington at 10.30 on the 9th ; left Wellington at ') p.m on the 10th, arrived at Port Cooper at 11 a.m., .and left on the same, day at 5.30 p.m. By her speed and th'i regularity of her passages the Rangatira is a very great acquisition to the steam trade of the colony, and it is satisfactory to know that, wi h sufficient encouragement, the Company purpose continuing the vessel on the passage, havii.g at present mure.thau onelarge and fast.sailing steamer in preparation at home for the colonial trade, intended to take the place of those which have lately, by accident or otherwise, been withdrawn. 4

The Nor'-wester is reported as having arrived at Melbourne on the 4th inst. The EveJina Gutter sailed on the same day. The fhij) Excellent sailed outwnrds on the 4th, and the cutter Folly sailed same day. The Don Juan sailed from Sydney for Otaco on the 4th, and the Met avis, from Newcastle, on the 3rd. The ship Hunnymede, for Otago, left Port Phillip Heads on the 4th.

Of the new steamer Golden Age, intended for the Duncdin .and Port Chalmcis trade, the Melbourne Herald of the Gf.li fays:—" The steamer Golden Age, lately built by Messrs W. and G. White, of Williamstown, and of which a description was given in these columns shortly before her launch, got up ste»ii) yesterday afternoon, and proceeded down the river'towr:rds Williainstown, whif.h she reached in forty-six minutes. The di&iancn is iuliy eight miles, therefore, notwithstanding the stillness of machinery, &<\, she averaged ten arid a quarter miles per hour. It is, however, confidently expected That, when everything is in working order, she will be enabled to'steam twelve." In addition to this fine s'eatner, sevii;;! others are expectrd for the Port trade. Mr Douglas, of the Betsy Douglas, has one on board the Scvillaj imported from Scotland. Messrs Dyason and Adams, of ilie Lady Barkly, have another boat on the stocks :.t Melbourne. Mr Keith, late of the Sanu-on, has had another just completed ; and there is a talk of a fourth coining from HoLarf Town. With this number the trade of the place is likely to be rather overwell supplied than otherwise.