SHIPPING.

New Zealand Times, Volume XXX, Issue 4409, 7 May 1875, Page 2

SHIPPING.

POUT OF WELLINGTON. Hian Water. 5.38 a.m.; 5.03 r.M. ARRIVED. May 6.—Manawatu, p.s., 103 tons, Evans, from "Wanganui. Passengers—Saloon : His Honor Justice Johnstone, Mr. and Mrs. "Williams. Mr. Oakcs and. family (4J), Mrs. Kendall and 2 children, Mcsdamcs Green and Langdon, Messrs. Loughnan, Carter, Crowthers, Denniston, Hunter, Connelly, Bush ; and 14 steerage. R. S. Ledger, Agent. Albion, s.s„ 591 tons, Underwood, from Melbourne via Hokitika and Nelson. Passengers—Melbourne to "Wellington: Mr. and Mrs. Jones, Mr. and Mrs. Kebbcll, Mr., Mrs., and Miss "Watt, Hugh Black, and i steerage. From Hokitika: Messrs. Deakin, Grey, and Johnston. From Nelson : Mrs. Canning and child, Mr. and Mrs. Bishop, Mrs. Staples and child. Miss E. Staples, Messrs. Boyce, Morris, Southern, Robinson, Berghoff, Lorimer; and 1 steerage. 13 passengers for Southern Ports. "W. Bishop, agent. Edwin Bassett, barque, 450 tons, Forster, from Newcastle. "W. E. Williams, agent. . Southern Cross, s.s., 133 tons, from Auckland via Napier. "W. Bishop, agent. SAILED. May 6.-Ladybird, s.s., 286 tons, Andrew, for Northern Ports via Nelson. Passengers-Saloon: Messrs. Rankin, Marks, Sharpo, Hall; and 4 steerage. R. S. Ledger, agent. Falcon, schooner, 37 tons, Fisk, for Blenheim. Dallam Tower, ship, 1137 tons, Campbell, for Callao. ~ J Light of the Age, barque, 472 tons, Alexander, for Newcastle. CLEARED OUT. May 6.—Aurora, schooner. 52 tons, Komeril, for Havelock and Castle Point. E. Pearce, agent. IM POUTS. Albion, s.s., from Melbourne. Hokitika, and Nelson: Melbourne to Wellington—7o pkgs sugar, 2 cases cigars, 1 pel samples, 22 lengths pipe, 2 cases, 1 barrel, 1 bdl, 1 pel, Bannatyne; 308 pkgs sugar, 73 bags guano and bonedust, 200 bags rice, 1 case, 4 bags. Order : 11 cases fruit, Laing : 51 cases wine. E. Pearce; 2 cases, E. n. Hunt; 2 pkgs, Ludwig : 1 bale, Dixon ; 3 trunks, A. Lindsay ; 4 pkgs, W. Lowes ; 2 pkgs, John Margetts : 2 pkgs, 2 cases, 5 qr-casks, 4 qr-casks, 1 truss. 50 lengths pipe, 12 ovens, 1 box, Turnbull and Co.; 30 half-chests tea, H. J. Logan ; 4 qr-casks wine, 1 case, Moeller; 2 cases, 95 boxes, 9 case 3 claret, J. Dransfield : 50 halfchosts tea, Chew Chong ; 10 half-chests tea, W. Beal; 10 half-chests. 25 boxes tea, John Gilmour; 5 halfchests, 24 boxes tea, J. Iloskins; 1 case, Hannah ; 5 cases, 1 truss, Edmondson, Sellar, and Co.; 22 coils rope 40 bags rice, Johnston and Co.: 8 qr-casks wine, Stevenson and Stuart; 1 case, N.Z.S.P. Co.; 6 cases, Lyon and Blair; 1 case. 1 pel, Bowden and Son ; 2 pkgs, R. Burrett; 23 pkgs, 80 bags, Mace and Arkell; 40 cases salmon, Krull and Co.; 56 bags sugar, J. Staples; 9 pkgs. 3 cases, 3 bales, Levy ; 2 pianos 4 cases 1 pel, Bishop ; 2 jars oil, 2 cases, 1 barrel spirits of wine J. A. Allan ; 3 cases, 1 cask, 2 ovens, Sample and Co.; 4 cases, 2 vices, S. Danks ; 1 corn-crusher, Bethune and Hunter; 4 half-chests. 3 cases, 2do confectionery, W. J. Gandy ; 0 qr-casks port wine, W. M. Bannatyne ; 10 cwt. castor oil, 30 pkgs medicine, 2 blocks bluestone, 8 coils rope, 6 cases castor oil, E. W Mills; 4 trunks merchandise, E. Hannah : 6 pkgs, E H Hunt; 6 pkgs, J. McDowell; 6 cases, G. Pine ; 2 cases cigars, 1 pel, S. Ladd and Co.; 2 bales paper, W Hutchison; 1 bdl saws. W. Gibson; 1250 mats sugar, Levin and C.; 1 case, H. Moss ; 41 lengths pipe, 25 do blk do, 5 bdls do do, 4 cases sundries, George Denton ; 4 trunks, Graham and Co.; 1 pel, Wilson ; 1 case E R. Gillington; 1 pel. Jackson ; 1 sack seeds, J P. Russell; 1 case, 1 pel, W. Fitzherbert; 2 bags, 1 case, D. Burrett; 1 bag seeds, W. B. D. Mantell; 1 pel W. G. Jackson ; 1 box, J. Waterhouse ; 1 do, S. Palmer; 1 pkg, T. Frazcr. Hokitika to Wellington, transhipped ex Alhambra, from Melbourne—l case. W. and G. Turnbull. Nelson to Wellington—l 4 cases fruit, 1 box, 3 pkgs, 100 bags grass seed, 5 cases drugs, 1 pkg lime, 1 do paper, 3 do drugs, 1 cask sulphur, 7 cases drugs, 2 cases glass, 1 do acid, 4 boxes gold (short landed at Nelson), Order. Mary Bannatyne, brigantine, from Melbourne: 1192 pkgs sugar, 30 kegs treacle, 200 cases salmon, 25 do sago, 50 cases whisky. 6 do confectionery. 20 do jams, 100 do stout, 10 do tobacco and cigars, Turnbull and Co.; 23S pkgs sugar, 50 boxes tea, 25 half-chests do, 25 cases salmon, W. Bannatyne and Co.; 2 cases herrings, i ch? olives, 32 pkgs sugar, H. F. Logan : 70 pkgs sugrfr, T. and W. Young ; 180 boxes tea, 187 pkgs tea, J. Nathan and Co.; 4 half-chests tea, 1 case biscuits, 16 pkgs sugar, J. Gilmour; 1 buggy, 1 bag harness, 1 whip, 2 lamps, Alexander Murray: 4 cases vestas, 30 cases salmon, 200 bags rice, 20 cases brandy, Johnston and Co.; 107 boxes tea, 35 half-chests do, 100 cases porter, 100 do kerosene, Taylor and Watt; 6 qr-casks brandy, 100 cases wine, Andrew Tod.

EXPORTS. Aurora, for Havelock and Castle Point: For Havelock—l glass, 6 roll 3 felt, "W. Gibson. For Castle Point—2 sack 3 flour, 10 mats sugar, "W. J. Gandy; 1 cask, 1 case, 1 pel, E. Pearce; 6 boxes, 2 cases, 1 ducky, 1 keg, 6 pkgs, E. "W. Mills; 1 case, 1 bale, "Wilson and Richardson. Ladybird, for Northern ports, via Nelson: Transhipped ex Edwin Fox, from London, for Nelson : 3 cases, Johnston and Co. Transhipped ex Sunbeam, from London, for Taranakl: 2 casks wine, 46 cases do, 151 do spirits, 1 truss paper, 1 case, Levin and Co. Transhipped ex Otago, for Auckland : 2 bales, TV. Bishop. For Picton : 1 pel, Brogden ; 1 do, Sloan; 2 do, Whittem and Co.; 1 truss, Nathan ; 6 bdls. Mills ; S drums oil, Turnbull and Co. For Nelson: 2 bales, 1 case, Hoy; 45 empty cases, Barlow; 3 bales, 3 trusses; 1 bdl, Hirst; 9 bdls, 50 arms, Telegraph Department: 2 hhds, Turnbull: 3 cases arms, Colonel Header ; 1 box, Thompson and Co.; 1 cask, 15 cases nails, Mills ; 1 case, Stuart and Co. For "Westport : lpcl, Fife ; lease, Thompson and Co.; 9 bdls, Telegraph Department. For Hokitika: 1 iron column, Mills. For New Plymouth : 1 truss, Hirst; 1 case, 2 bales, 1 cask, Turnbull and Co.; 2 cases, Stuart and Co. 1 keg, Denton; 1 case, A.C.F.; lpcl, A.M.P. Society. EXPECTED ARRIVALS. London.—Hlndostan (sailed February 9), Dalran, Kingdom of Italy, and Collingwood. Southern Ports. —Taranaki, s.s., 10th inst. Sydney and Newcastle.—Easby, s.s., 9th inst. Newcastle.—Anne Melhuish, Robin Hood, hourly. Northern Pouts.—" Wellington, s.s., this day. PROJECTED DEPARTURES. Newcastle. —Neptune, brig, this day ; Edwin Fox, barque, 10th inst. Melbourne, via Southern Ports. —Albion, s.s., this day. Port Chalmers, tia Lyttelton.—Easby, s.s., on or about l-otb inst. Foxton.—Egmont, s.s., this day ; Napier, s.s., 11th Inst. Napier and Auckland.—Southern Cross, s.s., this day. Blenheim.—Lyttelton, p.s., Bthinst.; Dido, cutter, this day. Pictos.—Elizabeth Curie, this day. IVanciauui.—Manawatu, p.s., this day.

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LYTTELTON, Thursday. Akeivxk. Coq da Village, from Newcastle, 22 days out. Cleared.—Moneyrick, for Auckland, with 1251 sacks wheat, 100 do sharps, 723 do oats, 301 do potatoes, 100 do hran, 20-1 do barley, 50 do flour ; Especulador, barque, for Auckland, with 773 sacks wheat, 500 do flour, 770 do potatoes, 50 do malt, 221 do barley, 976 do oats, 80 do oatmeal, 35 cases cheese, 13 kegs lard; Italy, barque, with 1080 sacks of oats, 1907 do wheat, 627 do potatoes, 100 do flour, 74 do sharps, 200 do bran, 100 do oatmeal, 30 kegs butter, and 50 cases cheese. The Lady Jocelyn clears to-night. She has a full cargo of wool and wheat, and 53 passengers. She is in splendid trim, and sails on Saturday. THE BLUFF, Thursday.. 4JIIUVED.—4 p.m. : "VVanganui, from Dunedin. Sailed.—Michael Angelo, and India, ship 3, for Newcastle; Express, s.s., for Dunedin. PORT CHALMERS, Thursday. Akkived.—Luna, p.s., from Lyttelton ; Timaro, ship from Glasgow, with 110 statute*adults, all well. The ship Portland, from Hongkong, with Chinese passengers, is at the Heads. The south-west gale, which blew with great fury from Saturday until Tuesday evening, has moderated, with every appearance of fine weather.

The A.S.P. Co.'s Southern Cross arrived from Auckland via Napier at f 1.30 last night. We are indebted to the first officer for the report of the passage: —Left Auckland at 3 p.m. on the Ist, and arrived at Napier on Monday night at 10 p.m., having encountered one of the severest gales from the southward ever experienced. Discharged about 60 tons of cargo, and landed 20 passengers. Left Napier on the 6th at 3 p.m., and arrived in Wellington as above. Messrs. McMeckan and Blackwood's favorite Melbourne trader the s.s. Albion, Captain Underwood, arrived at 7 a.m. yesterday, bringing a large cargo for Wellington and a number of passengers. The following la the report of herpassage from Melbourne to Wellington—Cleared Port Phillip Heads at 6.35 p.m. on the 28th April; passed the Sisters at 10.45 a.m. on the 29th. and arrived off Hokitika at 12.30 p.m. on the 3rd May, making the run in four days eighteen hows. On Tuesday, 4th May, transhipped part of canjo Into *". Lioness and left Hokitika at 9.40 am but meeting the s.s. Waipara midway, between that port and Greymonth transhipped balance of cargo into her and then resumed her voyage, arriving at Nelson at 8 a.m. on the Gth May. - Left Nelson at 7 p.m. same day, and arrived here as above. Experienced S. and S 8 W. winds with high seas and occasional squalls to Hokitika, from thence light variable breezes and pleasant weather. We have to thank Mr. G. Rhlgely, purser, for our Melbourne exchanges, and other favors. The Albion is advertised to sail for Melbourne via Southern ports at 2 p.m., and will take the outward U sh™blrane Edwin Bassott, from Newcastle, was signalled between eight and nine did not reach her anchorage until 3.30 in the afternoon having to beat up the harbor against a head wind'. Captain Forster has kindly furnished us with a report of the passage from Newcastle LcftNcwcaXon ine 19th, in Neptuneand several other vessels bound to New Zealand Had B. winds for the first two or three days ; then the wind rarrt round to the south-west, and went back againto the N.E., from which quarter it blew a hlavygale, accompanied by very dirty weather, the galeLtingfor thlrty-sixhours. Thewlnd shifted round toltlie westward, with fine weather, continued up to Saturday last, the Ist Inst On the same day, vAen off Stevens' Island, got the wind from tho S.E., with thick and dirty weather. Erom the Ist until the afternoon of the sth experienced SE. a™ Egales and dirty weather; the remainder of the passage had light N.W. winds. Wo have to thank Captain I'orster for files of the Newcastle journals. The smart fore-and-aft schooner Falcon sailed last night for Blenheim. Her cargo consisted principally of drapery; no less than twenty-six cases being shipped by Mr. Moss, who has built a largo store there. This is the largest quantity of drapery ever sent from Wellington by any vessel trading to Blenheim. „ „ ~ The s s. Ladybird took her departure for the North vU Nelson yesterday morning. She took a general , cargo from Wellington for all ports, and several passengers

The steamer Manawatu arrived yesterday afternoon from Wanganui. Captain Evans reports leaving Wanganui at 9 p.m. on the sth, arriving in port at 12.45 p.m. Had fine weather during the trip. The Manawatu will leave for "Wanganui at 4 o'clock this afternoon. , , , The wind veered round to the N. W. early yesterday morning and blew gently from that quarter all the day. The ship Dallam Tower, and the barque Light of the Age, were enabled to proceed on their voyage in consequence. The captain of the Dallam Tower was unsuccessful in his efforts to regain his lost anchor and part of the chain, although every attempt was made to get it. •