SHIPPING.

New Zealand Times, Volume XXX, Issue 4420, 20 May 1875, Page 2

SHIPPING.

PORT OF WELLINGTON. Hxon Water, 4.21 a.m.: 4.40 r.M. ARRIVED. jLiy 10. Napier, s.s ,41 to” s - Butt, from roxton. Passengers—Mr. Harman ami Master Hams. Turnbull and Co., agents. . , . . Unity schooner, 44 tons, Irvmo, from Havelock via Pelorus Sound. Krull and Co., agents. Elisabeth, ketch, 33 tons. Short, from Picton. Master, agent. Australind, barque, 481 tons, Oliver, from Newcaatle. W. R. 'Williams, agent. tynthia, schooner, 50 tons, Swede, from Kaipara. Master, agent. IMPORTS. Australind, barque, from Newcastle : 720 tons coal, * 10 tons coke, 120 bags maize* 20 cases oranges. W. R, Williams. . Cynthia, schooner, from Kaipara, 45,000 ft. timber, Greenfield and Stewart. .. , Unity, schooner* from Havelock: 35,000 ft. timber, , Greenfield and Stewart. Elizabeth, ketch, from Picton *. 22,000 ft. timber, Order. „ , . Napier, from Foxton; 7107 ft. timber, Brogdenami Sons : 2 hides, Guildford ; 1 bale wool, 1 bale sheep skins, Levin and Co.; 2 cases, Taylor ; 1 case, Clark; 1 jar, Stevenson and Stewart; I pkg, llurrett; 1 trunk. Hunt; 3 cases, Turnbull and Co.; 4 pkgs, Tanner; 1 bag, Mills; 1 gun. Walker; 45 pkgs, Johnston and Co. EXPECTED ARRIVALS. , . ■ London.—Hannibal (via Nelson), Halclone. llmdo; Btan (sailed February 9). Dalran, Kingdom of Italy, William Fruing, and Collingwood. Northern Ports.— Taranaki, s.s., this day. Newcastle. —A. J. Spence, shortly. Melbourne and Southern Ports.—Ouieo, s.s., this day. /,. , Southern Ports.—Phcebe, s.s., this day. Melbourne via Hokitika —Alhambra, s.s., this day. PROJECTED DEPARTURES. Newcastle. —Anno Melhuish, this day ; Robin Hood. 22nd inut.; Easby, s.s., on or about 26th inst. Southern Ports.—Taranaki, s.s., 21st inst. Melbourne via The Bluff.—Alhambra, 21st Northern Ports. —Phcebe, s.s., 21st inst. Wanganui.—Manawatu, p.s., this day. Foxton.—Napier, s.s., this day; Egraont, s,s., this day. • Blenheim.—ltftUUon,p.s., this day; Dido, cutter, this day, BY TELEGRAPH. LYTTELTON, Wednesday. Arrived. —Cicero, ship, from London, 100 days, all well. There was one death—an infant. The Health Commissioners visited the ship, and passed her. No complaints. Single women landed to-day ; the remainder to-morrow. —Union, barque, from Dunedin. Sailed. —Phoebe, s.s., at 4.30, for Wellington ; and James Hannell, barque, for Dunedin. The Omeo, from Dunedin, sails North at 10 tonight.

HOKITIKA, Wednesday. Arrived.—Alhambra. s.s., from Melbourne. Left Melbourne on 13th ; moderate weather throughout. Passengers for Wellington—Messrs. Thompson, Knowles. Loisel, Treanore, Wood, Mowlern, Mrs. Mowlern and family (3). 216 tons cargo for Wellington. PORT CHALMERS, Wednesday. Ariuveix— Andrew Reid, ship, from London. Left London 20th January. She brings 13 passengers and 1300 tons cargo, 1100 tons of which is dead weight. Easby, s.s., and Ladybird, s.s. Sailed. —Whaler Splendid. A. schooner with American colors at the main is anchored inside Taitoa Heads. GREYMOUTH, Wednesday. Arrived.— St. Kilda, s.s., from Wanganui. Sailed. —Torarua, s.s., for Melbourne; Charles Edward, for Nelson ; Mary King, for Timaru. The collier barque Australind, which left Newcastle on the Bth—a day after the Heveraham —arrived in port yesterday morning, after a passage of eleven days. Captain Oliver reports having strong northerly gales, with heavy thunderstorms, until arriving off the land on Saturday last. The Australind passed the Edwin Bassett, and exchanged signals with her, when about twenty miles off Cape Farewell. > Owing to the strong southerly wind which was blowing yesterday, she was unable to come alongside the hulk. The fore-and-aft schooner Cynthia, with a cargo of timber, arrived yesterday morning from the Kalpara. She left Kaipara on Sunday at noon, making a very quick run of less than three days. Captain Swede reports having strong N.W. gales, with dirty weather; and when between Capes Egmont and Farewell, observed a large waterspout about a mile off. There was no sign of the p.s. Manawatu when we went to press, which left Wanganui at 8 a.m. yesterday, the wind blowing gently from the N.E., although whep a few miles out to sea she must have encountered the full force of the southerly gale. In all probability she ran back again to Wanganui for Shelter. The ketch Elisabeth, which arrived from Picton yesterday morning with a cargo of timber, bad fair weather on the run across. The s.s. Napier did not sail for Foxton yesterday, as advertised, in consequence of the strong gale which was blowing from the southward. Shipping is again almost at a standstill. The only vessels discharging at the wharf yesterday were the fleet of colliers belonging to Captain Williams, who seems to have taken a lease of the wharf, a desideratum very much longed for by other shipping firms in this city. The schooner Unity arrived from Havelock yesterday morning, with a cargo of timber consigned to Greenfield and StewartThe barque Anne Melhuish, having discharged her cargo of coals, will sail, in ballast, for N ewcastle to-day should the weather permit. The s.s, Easby la expected from the South on the 25th, and will sail for Newcastle on or about the 26th inst.