SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.

Nelson Evening Mail, Volume I, Issue 14, 20 March 1866, Page 2

SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.

J j ;. ARRIVALS... . ;. „ ._ March 19, Wanganui, a., from Wanganui. 20, Phoebe, s., Gardyne, from -Southern Ports. Passengers : Saloon : Mr. and Mrs. Austin and child, Mr. and Mrs. Mbuatt, Mrs. Orr arid family, Mrs. Hudson, .Miss Schroder, Messrs. J. Martin, Nixon, J. E. Graham^ Boyer, Clayton, G. Monro, Myers, Levi, 22 for Hokitika, and 7 for the north; steerage passengers— l 9 for Nelson, 31 for Hokitika, and 5 ibr the north. : . : DEPARTURES. March 20, Wanganui, s., for Wellington. . .. ENTERED INWARDS. March 19, Eclipse, schooner, 45, Welch, from Havelock. — Wonga Wonga, s., 104, Mundle, from Grey River, in ballast. Passengers : Saloon — Mr. Hobday ; second. cabin — Mr. Braithwaite, and 23 others. — Kennedy, s.. - 125, Whitwell, from Hokitika and Grey- Passengers :• Saloon— Mrs. Moflßt and child, Professor Jacobs and two servants, Messrs. Bentley , Gibson, Harper, M'Leod, Norman, Batchelor, Lander. Pliillips, Waite, Harris, Munez, Roscoe, Jones ; and six in steerage. — Colleen Bawn, schooner, 29, Thompson, from Havelock. — Egraont, s., 3OS, Hagley, from Hokitika and Grey : Passengers : Saloon — Mr. Kirkham, Mr. White, and eight in second cabin, five for north, 5(5 ibr south, and five for Sydney. CLEARED OUTWARDS. March 19, Midge, cutter, IS, Duncan, for Wairau. — Woodlark, brig, ' 231, M'Clemman, for Hobart Town, in ballast. ' . ' . — Lyttelton, s., 49, Scott, for Wairau. Passengers : Mr. and Mrs. Tairms and family, Messrs.-Cress-well, Henderson, and Adams. ■ . — Venture, cutter, 15, Wiudoveiy for Collingwood. 6 passengers. „ , EXPECTED ARRIVALS. Black Swan, s., from Sydney. Rangatira, s., from Wellington. Otago or Auckland, s., from Sydney ; March 20. Tarurua, s., from Melbourne and Southern Ports. Wellington, s., from Mauukau and Taranaki. Phoebe, s., from Southern Ports. South Australian, s., from Melbourne. Danish Beauty, barque, from London; sailed Dec. 10. Konigiu Augusta, barque, from London.. . . Alarm, brig, from Newcastle. Deva, brig, from Newcastle. Ellen, brig, from Newcastle. Mary Ann, brigantine, from Newcastle . . ..PROJECTED DEPARTURES. Egmont, s., for Sydney ; March 21. • : . Jane, schooner, for Motupipi. . . Chance, barque, for Newcastle, this week. Waiotahi, schooner; for 'Havelock. Kennedy, 5.,. for Hokitika. VESSELS IN HARBOR. Rangitoto. s. Egmont, s. Wonga Wonga, s. Phoebe, ~s'. Kennedy, s. from West Coast. Dona Anita, barque, from London. Chance, barque, from Newcastle. Harriet Armitage, barque. Necromancer, schooner from Croi::elle3. Roving Bride, cutter, from Tata Islands. . Nautilus, schooner. Waiotahi, schooner. Rapid, schooner. Venture, schooner. Eclipse, schooner. Australian Maid, schooner. j Colleen Bawn, schooner. Pioneer, brigantine. Pearl, ketch; Polly, cutter. IMPORTS. Eclipse, from Havelock : 40,000 ft timber, Henry. Kennedy, from Hokitika and Grey ; 6,750 ozs gold, Union Rank. Colleen Bawn, from Havelock : 20,000 ft timber, Scott. " . Egmont, from Hokitika and Grey : 7,598 ozs gold, Bank of New Zealand; 3,500 ozs gold, Bank N.S.W. EXPORTS. Midge, for Wairau : 200 bushels apples, Duncan. Venture, for Collingw ood : 11 bags grass seed, Davidson ; 4 bags wheat, 1 pkge woolpacks, Lockhart & Co. ; 2. cases sundries, Riley ; 4 head cattle. Lyttelton, s., for Wairau: 8 bales tobacco, 19 bales wool, Levieu' & Co. ; 1£ hlf- tierces tobacco, -2 cases do, 32 gunnies sugar, ,16. cases wine, 15 casks ale, 2 bales bags, 10 bags lime, 10 bags salt, 160bdls standards, 33 coils wire, 24 bales wool, 31 .pkgs sundries, Edwards... & Co.; 1 qr-cask brandy, 4 hhds ale, Hooper . Co. ; 1 box, Hadfield ; 3 cases, Wilkins ; 4 pkgs, Braithivaite : 3 pkgs ••earthenware, Webster ; 2 pkgs, Lightband ; 4 bags flour, Lockhar't ; '12 bxs tea, Marks.;, 4, cases chairs, '.Solomon ; 2 pkgs, Morton ; lease (piano)/ Darby.;;. 7 cases,.. Curtis Bro : thers ; I' box,. West ;, lpkg, Tairhall ; 1 pkg, Otter-" son; 1 case Sherrard ; 7 pkgs; Snow; 60 bags flour, 17 bags sugar, 2 half-chests tea, 22 pkgs sundries, Morrison & Co. ; 4 cases, Beit; 2 cases, Davidson ; 9 pieces stone, 17 pkgs iron, Simpson ; 1 pkg, Redwood ; 5 pkgs, Godfrey ; ' 2 cases plants, Strong ; 4 hhds ale, Dodson & Co. j 20 pieces timber, Gorrie The Kennedy, s., left Nelson pn_tliej. 10th instant, Bfc noon ; arrived off the Grey at 8 p.m., on the 1 lth ; left for Hokitika" oh the 13th, at 6 a.m., where she arrived at 9 a.m. the same day; Left for Okarita, yrith-70"'passeqg : €* >^<w- the: l*th, »t 7.3p : p.m., where.,, &,&.» arri f ?A thwtoUwins morning, *t 9 o'clock; left

• for. Hokitiia on the 16th, at 6; 30 p.m., and arrived - there";thei;Ba'me:day, at T p.tn.fieft for the Grey at B.^o p t mi; on the- 17th, and; arrived two hdurs after-. " wards;; left th,e ; Grey, for 1 Nelson, on the- 18th, at 11 a.m., and arrived there at' l pirn. yesterday, having made the passage in 26 hours. She brings 35 passengers and 6,750 ozs gold. The P.N.Z. & A.R.M. Co.'s steamer Phoebe, arrived in our harbor, at 11 a.m., this day, from- Southern Ports. Her dates of arrival and departure are as follow :— Left Uluff Harbor, at 4 p.m., on the 12th; arrived at Port Chalmers the following morning, at 6.40; sailed for Lyttelton, 15th, at 4.25 p.m., arriving on the 16th, at 0.25 p.m. Left for Wellington, 17th, at 3 p.m., arriving' on the 18th, at. 8.45 a.m. Left for Picton, 19th, at 3 p.m., arriving at 8.45 p.m. Sailed for Nelson, on the 20th, at 2.3 a.vi., arriving as above. Experienced calms throughout the passage from Wellington.- The Phaebe brings a fair complement of passengers for this port and Hokitika. The Wanganui, s., arrived lust evening, from Wanganui, and sailed this morning, for Wellington. She brought a number of excursionists, for the Nelson races. On Saturday morning the steamer Thane made her appearance in the Okarita offing, and cast anchor. About 5. p.m. when it was nearly high water, she made an attempt to cross the bar, but turned again as the harbor-master would not hoist the red flag for her to cross the bar, there being only eight feet of water on it — a narrow strip about ten feet wide. The harbor-master signalled to her that if she could stand a bump she might cross, but as the Thane was drawing eight feet of water, she refused to try it. At high water, on Saturday evening, she again made the attempt, this time coming close in-shore anent the north spit ; as she reached the point of it she stuck firm and fast, as everybody- expected she would, she coming too close iu-siiore. On Monday evening she managed to slew herself round, but I dons think she has' altered her postion much for the better. Her passengers got ashore all safe. A good part of her cargo has been got out with little or no damage. The Challenge is still in. her old position in the rivor, wailing for the spring tides to release her from it. — Chronicle. The Kennedy, s.s. arrived last night after a fine rtm up of five hours and a half. She brings up the intelligence that the Thane s.s. is once more afloat, having on Thursday last, been removed from her dangerous position on the North Spit into the river. Save a little damage to her sternpost she is quite uninjured. The Kennedy also reports that the p.s. Challenge, which for some days has been lying aground on the spit between the river brandies, has succeeded in backing off on Thursday night, but in attempting to. leave the river yesterday morning with a schooner in tow, again took the ground on the South Spit. Her position is not, we arc happy to say, a dangerous one. — W. C. Times, March 17.