SHIPPING.

New Zealand Times, Volume XXX, Issue 4315, 19 January 1875, Page 2

SHIPPING.

PORT OK WELLINGTON Hiciii Water, 2.80 a.m.; 3.0 r.v. ARRIVED. January 18.—Wellington, s.s., 262 tons, Carey, from Port Chalmers and Lyttelton. Passengers— Saloon; Mrs. Stlffe and family (2), Mrs. McDonogh, «hild, and servant; Mrs. and Miss Richardson, Miss Brown, Miss Worth, Messrs. Patterson, Douglas, Bnckridge, Mabey, Helps, Robertson, Campbell, and 41 for the North: 0 steerage for Wellington, and 14 for the North. R. S. Ledger, agent. Ruby, schooner, 23 tons, Dalton, from To Kopi. Bethuno and Hunter, agents. Wild Wave, brig, 101 tons. Kavanagh, from Newcastle. Captain Williams, agent. Aspaaia, schooner, 44 tons, Thompson, from Kaikouras. Edward Pearce, agent. SAILED. January 18.—Shepherdess, brigantine, 35 tons, Cochrane, for Wanganui. Lyttelton, p.s., 86 tons, Scott, for Kaikouras. R. S. Ledger, agent. Manawatu, p.a., 103 tons. Evans, for Wanganui. Passengers—Saloon: Mrs. Fannin, Messrs. Marks, Nuttman, Ross, and Marchant, R. S. Ledger, agent. Rangfttirft, 8.8.185 tons, GriflUhs, Napier and Poverty Bay. Passengers—Saloon: Miss Lambert, Miss Irvine. H. S. Ledger, agent. IMPORTS. Carnatic, from London: 319 coses. Minister for Public Works: 20 pkgs, Order; 2 pkgs, Order; 11 cases. Order: 2-4 bdls, G cases, Stevenson and Stuart; 200 boxes, 25 qr-casks. 1 tank, 300 cases beer, 100 boxes. 60 kegs, 30 qr-casks, 20 do do, 2 cases, 401 coils wire, 122 do do, Johnston and Co.: 50 cases. Order; 20 kegs, E. W. Mills; 1035 rails. 00 pairs wheels and axles, 9 cases. Minister for Public Works; 2 cases, 10 pkgs, Hon. Colonial Secretary; 467 cases. 232 springs, Minister for Public Works; 250 casks, Order. Wellington, from the South: 37 cases clocks, 47 do chairs, 1 do handles, 35 do sarsaparilla, 1 do tobacco, 11C cases chairs. 3 pkgs adzes, 1 case hardware, 1 do merchandise, 63 cases chairs, ex American barquo Sunlight, from New York; 12 bales, 3 cases, 9 boilers, 8 cases, ex Nelson, from Glasgow; 4 bars iron, 5 tons pig iron. 2 cases, 80 bundles hoop iron, 6 cases. 1 kilderkin ale, 4 cases. 1 bale. 1 pkg, 1 case, G kilderkins ale, 5 hhda do, 2 hf-hhds do, 8 hhds do. 1 cask, 3 cases, 17 pkgs baggage, 1 case, 13 horses; and a large quantity of cargofor transhipment to Poverty Bay, Napier, and Wanganui. Anne Melhuisb, from Newcastle: 530 tons coal, 143 pieces timber. Easby, from Port Chalmers and Lyttelton: 500 tons coal. ,'' Ruby, from Te Kopi: 50 bales wool Wild Wave, from Newcastle; 259 tons coal. Lyttelton, from Blenbohn: IST bales wool, 5 bales skins.' EXPORTS. Shepherdess, for Wanganui: 460 water-pipes, 10 tons pig lead. Rangatira, for Napier and Poverty Bay: Original cargo short landed at Napier on previous voyage; and . 11 cases. 10 bales, 10 cases, 1 trunk, 1 bale, 20 cases sarsaparilla, 1 qr-cask rum, 45 mats sugar, 10 hfchests tea, GO boxes tea, 5 bales hops, CS pkgs, 1 case, 1 pole, 1 bale, 1 truss, 42 pkgs sundries, 1 leather trunk, 2 pkgs luggage. 2 cases drapery, 10 boxes soap, 6 cases galvanised iron, G cases biscuits, 3 pkgs bolts, 2 boxes, 1 coil wire, 10 kegs nails, 10 boxes pegs, 2 bdls buckets,. 2 cases, 1 case axes, 1 pkg slashers, 4 kegs nails, 2 cases, 1 bdl rivets. I parcel, 100 bdls wire, 8 kegs staples. 40 bdls wire, 1 parcel, 6 pkgs sundries, . 1 case saddlery, 60 pkgs sundries. Manawatu. for Wanganui: A largo quantity of cargo transhipped ex Jung Frau, Langstone, and Wellington; 2 trusses, 15 pkgs, 55 pieces timber, 1 trunk, 2 cases, number of water-pipes and bends, 2 cases glass, 1 box, 1 keg ink, 21 pkgs, 5 cases, 1 qrcask, 8 pkgs, 4 bd’s iron, 2 hors do, 2 cases, 2 do champagne, 2 do chairs. EXPECTED ARRIVALS. London.—-Avalanche, Hindostan, Rerar. Humboldt. City of Vienna, Ardentinny, tnverenc, Hudson, and Esk. •Southern Ports. —Ladybird, s.s., 22nd inst. Northern Ports.—Taranaki, s.s,, this day. Foxton.—Napier, s.s., this day, •New York.—Osseo, barque ; Chaudiere. barque. Mauritius.—Mar, three-masted schooner, early. Hongkong.—Medora. barque, early. Wanganui.—Stormbird. s.s., this day. Melbourne, via uiE South.—Albion, s.s., this day. PROJECTED DEPARTURES. London—Jessie Headman,' early; Howrah, in January; Soukar, about 7th February. Melbourne, via the South.—Alhambra, s.s., 25th instNorthbrn Ports.—Wellington, s.s., this day. Newcastle—Easby, s.s., this day. Auckland. —Jung Frau, barque. 20th inst. Wanganui.—Stonnbird, s.s., this day. Foxton.—Napier, s.s.. to-morrow. Southern Ports.—Taranaki,, s.s., this day. BY TELEGRAPH. LYTTELTON, Monday, The Tararua sailed South at 4.30 p.m., and the Albion left the harbor for Wellington at 5.30 p.m. The time ball may be used to-day for rating chronometers. A chronometer true on Greenwich time ■would show 12h. 30m. when the ball drops. Any difference is error, pins or minus, of the chronometer. The Anne Melhuish, which arrived from Newcastle on Saturday evening last, brought the following passengers :—Mr. and Mrs. Neuth and Mrs. Summers.. - The ship Carnatic, Captain E. Moon, entered at the Customs yesterday. Her cargo is principally consigned to the General Government., The schooner. Asparia. Captain Thompson, arrived yesterday afternoon from the Kaikouras with a cargo of wool. _ The paddle steamer Manawatu, Captain Evans, left for Wanganui yesterday afternoon with a full general cargo. • . . ’ The 'paddle steamer Lyttelton. Captain Scott, sailed last eveuinglor Kaikouras, where she will ship a cargo of wool for Messrs. Levin and Co., of this city.The steam collier Easby commenced the discharge of 500 tons coal into the hulk India yesterday. Her departure for Newcastle, has been postponed till this afternoon. The steamer Wellington, Captain Carey, with the English mail via Suez on board, arrived yesterday morning at 8.30 from Lyttelton after a passage of nineteen hours and a-half. She will sail for Plcton, Nelson. Taranaki, and Manukau, this afternoon, at one o'clock, - The : ,Bteamer .Taranaki, 1 Captain Lloyd, Is due in Wellington this morning .from Manukau, Taranaki, Nehon. and Picton., She?will leave again for the South in the afternoon. - . The steamer Rangatira, 1 Captain Griffiths, sailed lost evening for Napier and Poverty Bav. with her original cargo and the Hawke's Bay portion of the Suez mail. . • The brig Wild Wave, Captain Cavanagh, which was reported in our last Issue-as lying at the Heads from Newcastle with coal, for Captain Williams, succeeded in getting inside the harbor at an early hour yesterday morning. The Wellington portion of the cargo of the United States barque Sunlight, which arrived at Port Chalmers from New York recently, is being brought on from Port Chalmers by the New Zealand Steam Shipping Company's steamers. The first instalment reached its destination by the Phoebe, which arrived last week ; and the steamer Wellington, which arrived yesterday morning from the South, brought a largo number of packages.. There still remains a large quantity for transhipment. The steamer Southern Cross,{which left Wellington for Napier and Auckland on. Saturday afternoon last, arrived off the Spit, Napier, after a passage of twentysix hours. A telegram was received in Wellington yesterday stating that .the channel leading into the Iron Pot was atlU blocked, but that at each low tide it was expected the channel would clear itself. The Southern Cross had a considerable quantity of cargo for Napier. The ship Timaru left Newcastle (N.S.W.), for San Francisco on the 29th of May last,, and has. not since been heard of. . . , , Collision in the Mersey.—A singular collision occurred In the Mersey at Liverpool on,the 19th November. About six o'clock the barque Mary Moore, which had just arrived, was hanging off the Prince's Stage waiting to dock. A number of tugs were lying alongside the Prince’s pierhead at the same time, and the steam-tug Slasher cast off from the pier for the purpose of going to Anchor. - She had scarcely left the pier a moment when a terrible collision took place between her and the Mary*Moore, the Slasher lying right across the barque's bow. Immediately after the collision the, barque, .with the Slasher across her bow, went drifting down the river. Another tug. the Grapplcr, went to the . rescue with the'view of towing the Slasher to the bank, so that she might not sink in deep water, and whilst so towing her she suddenly sank stern first, her bow rising up perpendicularly and falling right on top of the Grapplcr a bow with her whole weight. So tremendous was the weight that the Grapplcr turned right over, bottom upwards, and both vessels immediately sank together, their crews being left struggling In the water. The scene that ensued was one of the most p&lnfal character. The tug-boata and the river craft were soon on the spot from all directions, and a number of the men were rescued ; several others, however, It la feared, were drowned, but up to this time'rellable particulars on this point cannot be obtained.— Home Htws. ENGLISH SHIPPING. ARRIVED. . . At London. November 24, from Lyttelton, Atrato, s.s. HAILED. From London. For Wellington: Nov. 12,-Esk, 497 tons, Stitt; Nor. IS. Ardentinny, 377 tons. Brown. For Napier: Nov. 20, Hudson, 794 tons, Trewln. For Auckland: Nov. 24, Indio, 012 tons, Macphoil; Ado, 68G tons, Asols. For Otago: Nov. 6. City of. Vienna, OD9 tons, Crocket; Nov. 0, Candidate, 766 tons, Wright; Nov. 23, Gareloch, 1170 tons, Greenwood-.. For Canterbury: Nov.2, Chairman. 555 tons, Fllton; Nov. 12 Rakaia, 1022 tons, MclanLa ; Nor. 23, W, W. Smith, OGX tons, Griffiths. ■ From Liverpool.For Otago: Nov. 4, Jeannte Louttit. The Michael Angelo, from London for Nelson, passed Deal on November 1; and the Lady Jocelyn, for Canterbury, on November 3 ; and the Ardentinny on November 21. , . The City of Vienna was off the Isle of Wight on November 8. The steamer Great Britain, frpm Melbourne, with L 72 000 in gold, which arrived Homo on November 18, was’7s days at sea. While in the Mersey she was fouled by a sailing vessel, and lost bowsprit and jibboom. . ~ PASSENGERS. . Per NZ3. Co.'a abif> XUkala, Captain McTnnia, for Canterbury, November 17 f Mr. and Mrs. J. S. Bailey, Mr. Herbert Jones, Mr. J. V. Mason. Mr. J*w. K. Briggs. Miss Duncan, Mr. If, Chamberlin, Mr. W T. Somerville, Mr. G. Hodges, Mr. and Mrs. Henry , Green, Mias Woodward, Mr. and 1 Mrs, Wilson, Mr., Mrs., and Miss Browne. .. .

Per Hudson, for Napier, November 20: Dr, h. Houghton. ' _ Per India, for Auckland, November 25: Mr. David Don, Mr. and Mrs. J. Leslie. „ . T Per Gareloch, for Otago, November 23: Dr. and J, Von Hemers. k . ‘ , ‘ Per City of Vienna, for Otago.: Novembetr B: Mr. and Mrs. Robjohns, Miss-East, Mr. and Mrs. Thyne, Messrs. A. McFarlan, P. Bickeirstaffo, John P. Ramsey, Henry Campbell, and W. G. Hayward. Also intermediate and steerage passengers. Per Esk, for Wellington, November 17: Mr. Leslie Wheeler RATES OF FREIGHT. Messrs. T. P. Staley and Co. quote rates from London t To Auckland: rough measurement 30s. to 355.; fine, 455., liquids, 555.; weight, 305.; cement, sa. 0d ; beer, XOd. per doz. in cases, Is. 3d. in casks. To Otago; rough measurement, 30s. to 355.; nne, 453,; liquids, 605.; cement, 4?. Cd.; weight, 305.; bottled beer, Is. per doz. in cases, Is. in casks. To Canterbury: rough measurement, 30s. to Sss,; fine, 155.; liquids, 605.; weight, 305.; cement, 6s. 6d.; bottled beer. Is. per doz. in cases, la. in casks. To Wellington: rough measurement, 30s. t 0355.; fine, 465.; liquids, 605.; weight, 305.; cement, 6s. 3d.; bottled beer, Sd. per doz. in case. Is. Sd. in casks.