SHIPPING.

New Zealand Times, Volume XXX, Issue 4371, 24 March 1875, Page 2

SHIPPING.

PORT OF WELLINGTON, High Watsr, 5.51 a.m.: C.S r.M. ARRIVED. March 23.—Camille, barque. 347 tons, ‘Williams, from Newcastle. Ruby, schooner, 24 tons, Dalton, from Kaikoura and Woipapa. Bethune and Hunter, agents. Flying Cloud, schooner, 46 tons, Andrews, from Lyttelton. 'T. W, Pilcher, agent. SAILED. March 23,—Hunter, ketch, 24 tons, for Rangitikei. George Thomas, agent. ' • • ' ' .Napier. a,s-14 tons. Butt, for Wanganui. Passengers—Miss Chieno, Miss Kebbeli. Miss Tntchen, Mrs. Rankin, Mrs. Tutchen..Messrs. Budge. Montgomery, and Hart. Turnbull and Co:, agents. Cynthia, schooner, 60 tons. Swede, for Wanganui. Greenfield and Stewart, agents. Malay, barque, 328 tons, Hill, for Hobarton, In ballast. Beck and Tonks, agent. IMPORTS. Ruby, from Kaikoura and Walpapa: IS bales wool, a cases 3 bdla skins. Levin and Co.: 2 bales wool, 3 bdls skins, Turnbull and Co.; 25 bales wool, Edward Pearce. 4 . T _ Camille, from Newcastle: 640 tons coal, J. Dransfl< Flying Cloud, from Lyttelton; 174 sacks oats, 30 do peas, 120 bags flour, 50 sacks do, 18 sacks potatoes. Order; 140 bags dour. 10 sacks do. Order ;60 sacks flour, 60 do sharp*, O'Shea ; 60 sacks and 100 bags flour, Mclntyre: 26 cases cheese, Kreeft. EXPORTS Cynthia, for Wanganui: 4G5 pieces iron pipe, N.Z.S.S. Company. - > ; ’ ‘ Napier, for Wanganui: Transhipped ex Es«c :10 boxes, 20 kegs, 3 chests, 40 cases,-10 casks,-1-• crat.e, - puncheons, 2 hhds, 2 casks, 50 kegs nails, 7 barrels, 4 casks, 45 drums, 1 cask hardware, 1 bale, 1 box. Turnbull and Co. Ex Tarorua; 1 case. Bishop; 2 cases tobacco, Samuel Ladd and Co.; 3 qr-casks wine, Stevenson and Stuartl box, Samuel Ladd and Co.: 1 pkg, Evans: 4 cases, 1 bale. 1 cask, 1 trunk, Bishop: 1 case jams, Turnbull and Co.: 1 pkg. Barraud; 50 sacks oats. Young: 1 case, Kirkcaldio and Stains; 15 pkgs groceries* Stevenson and Stuart; 4 casks wine. Order; 3 casks, 10 cases, Griffiths; 1 pkg, A. P. Stuart and Co.; 5 pkgs groceries, Stevenson, Stxiart, and Co.; 2 trusses, 1 box, Edmondson, Sellar, and Co.; 43 cases groceries, 22 . bags do, 1 keg nails, 2 pkgs, 3 casks groceries, 1 case ling fish, 4 cases. groceries, 1 do drapery, 1 trusS do, 1 pkg do, T pkg. 5‘ nest tabs,* 1 case chairs, 6 cases turps, 8 kegs nails, 5 eases chairs, 7 pkgs* tea, 10 cases drapery, 3 trusses do, 1 pkg, Turnbull and Co. „ .

r KXPRCTHD ARRIVALS. and ~ 7 ' Sr , Mauritius. —May* three-masted schooner, daily. Auckland and East Coast Ports,—Luna, p.s., via Southern Ports.—Alhambra, 8.8.,t0-morrovr. Wanganui. —Manawatu, p.s., to-morrow. Northern Ports.—Wellington, a. 3., to-morrow. Sydney and Newcastle.—Easby, s.s., early. Southern Forts. —Ladybird, a.s., to-morrow. PROJECTED IIRPAimniKS. London— Carnatic, 30th March : Sonkar, early t: Napier and Poverty Bay.— Rangatlra, s,s., 20th . inst. Wanoanul— Manawatu, p.s., to-morrow. Mklboorne. via tub Sooth.— Alhambra, s.s., 27thinst. * . , . . Northern Ports. —Ladybird, s.s., 25th inst. Southern Port*. —Wellington, s.s., 25th inst. Newcastle —Robin Hood, brig, and Anne Mel'huiah, barque, this day. * BY TELEGRAPH. ».,. . - LYTTELTON, Tuesday. Sailed: Coleson, for'•Wellington,-,with 450 sacks oats, 108 of wheat, 1(50 of grassseeds, 82 of potatoes, and 40 of flour. . . ‘ The Taranaki sailed South at 5 p.m. The Ladybird sails North to-morrow at three o'clock. ’ PORT CHALMERS, Tuesday. Arrived: Barque Light of the Age, from New York, 101 days out. A small portion of her cargo is for Wellington. Captain Alexander reports a furious southerly gale blowing on. the 21st, with a terrific sea. It is still blowing hard, with heavy rain squalls. The steamer Lyttelton, Captain Scott, may be looked for to-day from Blenheim, She will Tbring across a quantity of wool and flax, and return with transhipped merchandise. The schooner Aurora has been announced to leave lor Castle Point and Wangaehu to-day. As the wool season has almost dosed, it is probable this fine schooner, at the conclusion of her next voyage, will be taken off the East Coast trade, and receive an overhaul. .

The steamer Ladybird will leave Lyttelton for Wellington this day, and arrive here tomorrow. The Steam Shipping Company have arranged to despatch the steamer North at midnight on Thursday. According to the company’s time table the steamer Wellington will be due here to-morrow morning from the North, but as a day was lost in getting clear of the Manukau bar, she may not arrive till later in the day. The Wellington will «uter and leave Nelson during one tide. The steamer Taranaki,. which left Wellington at five o'clock on Monday afternoon, arrived at Lyttelton at 2 p.m. yesterday, alter a passage of twenty-one hours. Southerly winds were experienced during the run.

The barque Malay, Captain Hill, left her anchorage for Hobarton -yesterday afternoon. Owing to the wind being- light from the southward. His probable the barque anchored In Worser Bay. The schooner Cynthia, Swede,.master, sailed for Wanganui yesterday afternoon with a quantity of waterworks’ plant, transhipped ex barque Esk, from London. . From Wanganui the Cynthia will proceed to Kaipara, where she will load kauri timber for '■Messrs. Greenfield and Stewart.

The steamer Napier came off the slip on Monday evening last, and steamed round to the wharf yester'day morning. Her new‘screw was found to work smoothly. The handy little steamer shipped a full cargo yesterday, and left for Wanganui,at 4.30 yesterday afternoon with a. number of passengers. The schooner Flying Cloud, which anchored at the Heads on Monday lost, from Lyttelton, • came into port yesterday* morning. She left Port Cooper on Saturday last, and on Sunday experienced the full force of the heavy gale which swept the east coast of New Zealand. The schooner proved herself to be a tight and seaworthy craft; and her cargo, which consists of flour and oats, appears not to have suffered in the least from the straining to* which the vessel was subjected, - .? *O--* r v„ .* : lie brigantine Isabella, from Lyttelton to Wanganui, which put into Wellington on Friday last, has discharged her cargo of oats at this port. During the present week the Isabella will commence fitting as a whaler—a work which; will fully occupy her crew, till the commencement of the -whaling season, which in these‘latitudes is in April. The brigantine istowned jby Toms Brothers (one of whom fs in .cqmmandL.who are well known-as successful shore whalers in the neighborhood of the Sounds. . The barque Camille, Captain Williams, arrived in harbor early yesterday from Newcastle, after a severe passage of twelve days. Shortly after leaving Newcastle, and till the vessel’s arrival on the New Zealand coast, very heavy weather was experienced. On Saturday and Sunday last the sea was running wild and high;,the Camille being very severely handled, losing a boat, besides, having her decks swamped. Captain Stafford is again a passenger by his vessel. The schooner Hannah Barratt, Captain Renner, hiM accepted a freight of railway material for Foxton.