Shipping Intelligence.

Hawke's Bay Times, Issue 1574, 8 May 1874, Page 210

Shipping Intelligence.

" PORtf AHURIRI. ARRIVALS. MAY. fv A s—Cyphrencs, s.s., 1800 tons, Wood, ffotSb Auckland and Kaudavau ">' I s—Manawatu, p.s., 103 tons, Evans, from Wellington j;'! \ 7—Fairy, s.s., 32 tons, CampbeJJ, fi'orA, Wairoa f X , 7—Manawatu, p.s., 10j tons, Evans, from Poverty Bay 7—Hero, schooner, 14 tons, Mortimer, from " ««««««« 7—Pretty Jane, s.s., 101 tons, Palmer, from Pove,rtyißay Jatidf Auckland - rrfEr¥TFrtfTSX^ uww-w " . -.. j ..- MAY. x>!T'i° '■ '■'•*>'• : '- s—Cyphrencs, s.s., 1800, tons, Wood, for the South " ..;■',',.■,, 5—J. G. Coulson, schooner, 90 tons, Chapman, for Wellington ■■- *' . ~ s—Manawatu, p.s., 103 tons, Evans, for Poverty Bay 7—Emerald,-! ketch. MO t'ons, Whitby, for Polor.ua jSouudf , ; S 1 / 1/ .1 I. V ■ ' V I —Manawatu, p.s., 103 tons, Evans, for, Wellington •■' - '." '.' ., "' \j\j 7 —Uua, s.s., 19 tons, Warnes, for Wairoa ■• '■'■[ ■ ,; PASSENGER LlST.'''[_."' ...'.- • ;.'•',!/ IX.WAHES.. '/,' '-..,,■ In the. Cyphrenes—Mrs Leylau.d land, family (3), Mr and Mrs Close, Mrs. Hastings, ■ Rev. Mr ißunuws,. Hon. Hj R; Russell, S\ 11. Brathwditc, Esq., l ' Heuare Tomoana, Messrs Carlile, Lye, White, liaine. apd.il'others In the/Manawatu—(from Wellington). —.Mr and Mrs Saxby, Mr, Mr*, and Miss' Douglas*; Mrs Hutchin's and family (7), Mrs Era/.er, Messrs Foster, Ke'nfick, King, Long, Morgan, and Ross ' In the Fairy— tylrs Gilhgan, Mrs. Watts, Messrs 'Hull,. Rolfo, Smyth, aud'f-.several: others ~ , \ ■, ~ i i ,•■ < ■ ■ In the Manawatu-(from Poverty Bay) —Mrs Kil.caldy; Miss Coombcs, Messrs Axup, Garsted, Hamlyn, Hamilton, and Torre In the Pretty Jane—Miss Dawes, Messrs M'Giiiuucss (2), Palmer,-and?2.others <: : OUTWAUUiS.^-y'yi In the Cyphrenes—Messrs' M'Xcnzie, Benson, Brant, Nelson, Parker, Vavasour, Rhodes, and Wright i I T " •'' In tho Manawatu—(for Poverty Bay) —Mrs Baker, Mrs. M'Lean,.. Messrs. Axup,,. Cato, Finlayson, Garsted, Milburn,,.,aud : Stubbs . '.,'. .-../'.. ■ ' '•. :: ' ■' ■' ; ' ' In the Manawatu—(for Wellington)— Bishop of Waiapu, Rev. Archdeacon •Wil-' liams, Messrs Armstrong, Begg, Berry, Halse' ( Chishohn, Hallett, Hamilton, Jones, M'Lcan, Mooney, Robinson, Walk, and others ..'■.;.' EXPECTED ARRIVALS. Clematis, ketch, from Lyttclton Cora, schooner, from Duncdiu Colonist, schooner, from Cabbage Bay Columbia, schooner, from Kennedy's Bay Eflie Meikle, schooner, from Tairoa Halcione, ship, from London Lrctitia, schooner, from Mercury Bay Maggie, brig, from Newcastle Mary Ann Hudson,-ketch, from Wairoa Mary Melville, schooner, from Mercury Bay Murray, s.s., from Auckland via Poverty Bay Pacific, schooner, from Mercury Bay Rangatira, s.s., from Wellington Sauoy Lass, schooner, from Mercury Bay Schiehallion, ship, from London VESSELS U HARBOR. Bella, s.s., from Arapawanui Fairy, s.s., from Wairoa Pretty Jane, s.s., from Auckland via Poverty Bay Three Brothers, ketch, from Moeangiangi Una, s.s., from Mohaka. Greenwich, cutter , , . PROJECTE D DEPA RTURES. /; ' For Poverty Bay—Rangatira, on Monday Mohaka—Hero, schooner, early Th'9 Australian & American Steamship Company's s.s. Cyphrenes, Captain Wood, left Auckland at 5 o'clock on Saturday morning last, experienced southerly weather. down the coast, and arrived here at G a.m. on Tuesday.' She steamed for Wellington, Lyttelton, and Duncdin, at 8 o'clock the same morning. The p.s. Manawatu, Ca'pt. C. Evans, arrived from Wellingtonat 8 a.m. on' Tuesf day, and left for Poverty Day at half-past, four the same afternoon, arriving there the next morning. Lauded'passengers and cargo, ami left for Napier at 3 p.m. oil Wednesday, arriving in; the roadstead at 5 a.m. yesterday. She steamed for Wellington at 7 o'clock last.. eveniug. The S.s. Fairy, Capt Campbell, which has been for so long a time in the Wairoa,!'. arrived'in' harbor early, yesterday morning. She left Wairoa on Tuesday, and ran to Long Point for shelter from the'southerly weather. JUid there-till 10 p.m. on Wednesday when she left for Napier, arriving as above. —The Mary Ann Hudsou left Long Point for Wairoa at the same time as the Fairy .left for Napier. . ; , ~.; ■ , ~,;.,,. ;; ..,• The schooner Hero, Mortimer, master, arrived from Mohaka. with a cargo of <'woob early yesterday morning. ' ,x r The A.S.R. Co.'s, s.s. Pretty ,Jane, Capinin W. Palmer, arrived from, Poverty Bay and Auckland, at u,non yesterday, with a full general cargo and several .passengers. .'She lauded 1 saloon passengers, ami «40 Go-j verhra'ent irautigrant's I (ex Dorctte from Loildon) at Gisbortw, - : '' Tho as. Una was to leave for Wairoa during last night. New Vessel—The' 'following, Urn /ho Auckland' Evening Star,.may be interesting to our readers:—" Messrs Sims and Brown arc building at their new yard at the North iShora, a- three-masted schooner for Jie«si>; Watt .Bfothers. Napier. The. vessel H to be completel by July next. The! following art) to be her dimensions:—Length, lit feet; Ibewn, 23 feet: depth of hold, 11 feet; ■ torl- : mage, about 162 teas register, 1)00' tons (builders*'measurement." .•■'■■.'",',.', ■ i \uMifflis& TELEGRAMS!:; "iu ; .:';; ./';'/WELLINGTON, i; !,'■'' . . • . / . ~:,.; ;,.(ith May t ,• , 'Tii'S Gyjtoreaatts arrived.en-tfly tUi'jmorn-. ing. .She leaves.atß/.00n,..and is.expqcticl to. Dtmecliiu'ou.'Friiw., ~_.. |j ,j|i-, ,|, r( , l.!,'Tt',! 'LYTTELM. ' /:[-'..:■.;■ .-Viii'ii,The"'.'ApallQS lias, arrived, 'Jil. days from. Itho'staiJ,.. She briiigs 305", souls,., ecfual to 245 "statute idhtts.".. One ] .bir'tli i .o'cQiUT.ed. .on thc ; voyage,.and•io.tieatk's, '' ;' ! ,]\ . ■ r \]

DUNE DIN. OUi May. The ship City of Tanjore, from Glasgow, has just arrived at the Heads. * OAMATIU. "'"". " A - ® sth May.v.. ; ,Wo& ci^al-laden, is'a.total .■wi'cp|; ".1-l'crhull r'yfa& insured iu the South British Company-for £fpoo| j*Hj The Einulous,'which was straudecl in the gale,-managed', to save herself* ;,b'tfi her .cargo; consisting of grain and flaiir, was much damaged. : Parfc v of her cargo was insured in the New Zealand Insurance Company for £7OO. W MELBOURNE. ,-ww.Kr w.^wr^-r™.*™*.■■-.. •.•-<•■-.• ..„*• , r «-,-,28 th April. The steamship Jason, the first of. the new line of steamers, leaves Batavia for the colonics on the Ist of May. w -The-barqueNa-A'orth, W-angaroa, lying at the Australian wharf, was found on fire .yesterday. The fire was confined to the forecastle and rope-locker. • ' - r The Pera, with the Suez mails, is expected to, arrive; here on Monday next. The Albion sails to,New -.Zealand , immediately; on: her arrival. ■• •,..■: ;., : f, ,:: :..,. , i SyDN3Y. •;. -'■; , ~ ■) .. ~,.,.. ,] ', ■; 28th April.-. (H.M.S.S. ..Challenger 'has completed hciS refit, and sails for New Zealand this week; ' ! ',"''" ,'' llv; ;, '. : . LONDON. ' ' '■' ' '...'■ ■ 17th" April. ■ The Spmer'setslyir.e, which sailed on thp, 2;3r<l hist.,.ran a'gromid in I'lymoulh harbor. •The au'iOniit df'cl'ariiiige.'she has sustained'is not known... p