SHIPPING.

Daily Telegraph (Napier), Issue 3904, 24 January 1884, Page 2

SHIPPING.

PORT OF NAPIER

ARRIVALS. January. 23—Mary Wadley, three-masted schooner, from Newcastle, New South Wales. ~,,.„ i . -

The sail which was signalled in the South yestorday morning proved to be the throe-masted schooner Mary Wadley, Capt. Moore, "from Newcastle, N.S.W. She arrived at the anchorage early in the afternoon, and .was brought inside and berthed at the breastwork soon afterwards. She report's" having , left Newcastle on tho 12th instant, thus making the run in eleven days, and also to having met with some very heavy weather in Cook's Straits, which smashed her boat in pieces, and did some other minor damage^about the decks. Her cargo of coal ia consigned to Messrs Nelson Brothers and Williams, of Tomoana. . 'Union Company's steamer Southern Cross left Wellington for Northern■;■ East Coast ports at 6 p.m. yesterday, haying some 45 tons of cargo on board for this port._ She is duo hero to-night, will discharge inside tormorrow, and at 4 p.m. is announced to steam for Giaborne and Auckland. As there is still a heavy sea reported to bo running on the Wairoa bar the steamer Maori is yet detained in port. She will leave, however, the first favorable chance. Tho steamer Kiwi is to leave Wellington for Napier and tho const at 6 p.m. to-day, and is clue here on Saturday morning.

4.The p.s. Manain will have steam up at 9 o'clock to-morrow morning, and if a favorable report of the Wairoa bar be then received she will at once take her departure. The Union steamer Taiaroa was to have left Auckland for Southern East Const ports at midday to-day, being duo here on Saturday morning early.

-BARQUE PLEIADES FOR LONDON.

Messrs Shaw Savpl and the Albion Company's barque Pleiades, Captain W. Setten, cleared at the Port Custom House this afternoon, with a cargo consisting of 4746 bales of wool and skins, 130 quarter-bales of wool, 86 casks of tallow, and 4 reels of barbed wiro. The Pleiades will be taking several passengers away from here, and it is expected that she will make sail for London this evening or early to-morrow morning, when wo wish Captain Setten, his officers and passengers, a quick and pleasant run home. -The following is a tabulated statement of her cargo, its various shippers and Talties:— Shipped by Messrs Kinross £ s. d. and Co., her agents.—2B94 bales and 110 quarter-bales of wool, 7 bales of skins, and 4 coils of barbed wire, valued at 44,883 11 7 Shipped by Mr M. R. Miller,—92 bales and 20 quarterbalos of wool, valued at .. 1,466" 11 4 Shipped by Messrs Knowles and Co., of Hikutoro. —Lbale of wool, 11 bales of skins, and 86 casks of tallow, valued at 1,161 0 9 Shipped by Messrs Banner nnd Liddle.—l74 bales of ■wool, valued at ~ .. 2,166 9 0 Shipped by Mr F. W. Williams. —271 bales of wool, valued at , 3,469 18 4 Shipped by Messrs Murray and Roberts and Co. — 1276 bales of wool, and 20 bales of sheepskins, valued at 16,529 19 9 Total value of cargo ..£69,677 10 9 (Reuters Telegrams.) (By Electric Teleoraph.— Coryrioht.) (Keceived January 24, 1.10 a.m.) London, January 22. The Merchant Shipping and Underwriters' Association report the arrival of the" ship Warrior from Oamaru (left September 14).-- •

[BY TELEOnAFH.I CnRiSTcnuBCH, This day.

r r The To Anau was 28 hours on her pas- ■ aago from Wellington to Lyttelton through the heavy southerly gale and head son. Tho New Zealnnd Shipping- Company . have received the following cubic mesnage from London: —The Tongariro arrived at Rio de Janeiro, all well, on tho 21stinstant, at 3 a.m., and re-sailed the name day. Tho refrigerator in working satisfactorily and the moat in in prime condition. The run to Rio is thus the fastest on record, having occupied only 20 days 7 hours. Dunedin, This day.

The steamer Bombay brings 172 ordinary passengers and 266 immigrants. Of the total passengers 115 aro for Lyttelton and !)9 for Wellington. Their health has been very good. There was one death, that of a child seven months old, and one birth on the voyage.

Tho Collector of Customs has received a telegram that tho ketch Catlin has got of! into smooth water. The deck cargo was thrown overboard. The vessel is waterlogged.