SHIPPING.

New Zealand Times, Volume XXX, Issue 4521, 16 September 1875, Page 2

SHIPPING.

PORT OF WELLINGTON. High Water. 5.0 a.m.; 5.1 S r.M. ARRIVED. September 15.—Kate, schooner, Tilley, from Havelock. Ruby, schooner, 24 tons, Dalton, from Kaikoura. Passengers—Mrs. Goodwin, Messrs. Saunders, Workman, Blane, and Gunning. IMPORTS. . Napier, from Foxtoa: 1 pkg, Gibson ; 1 c^ sk » Staples; 4 do, Johnston and Co.; 6 cases jam, >athan and Co.; Ibox, Butler. ~ , Lyttelton, from Wairoa: 100 sacks malt. Staples; 1 pci, Thompson. Shannon, and Co.; 1 jar. Redwood; 1 pci, Hutchison; 3 hides, Levin and Co.; 2 sacks waste, Gibson. EXPORTS. Lyttelton, for Wairoa: SO sacks flour, 1 case, 2 casks, 3 mats sugar. 22 chests tea, 1 box, Thomas ; 5 casks oil, 1 case. O’Shea ; 1 pci, Lyon and Blair. Falcon, for Blenheim: 7 tons coal, 3 cases schnapps, 14 do groceries, 3 do chairs, 30 do kerosene, 1 do cigars, 2 do clocks, 2 tanks, 21 sacks, 10 drums oil, 5 pkgs spades, 45 do groceries, 2 do tea, 9 do handles, 2 trusses drapery, 3 casks seeds, 1 do resin, 3 do groceries 2 boxes glass, C kegs nails. 1 cloz buckets, 1 do brooms 2 do brooms and spades, 1 nest tubs. Turnbull and Co.; 2S bdls sacks. Staples; 1 case effects, Kreeft; 3 pkgs draper}’, McDowell; lease, Whittem, Nicholson, and Co.; 17 bags grass seed, Taylor; 2 packages, Samuel Ladd and Co. ; 15 boxes soap, 1 case sundries, Jacob Joseph and Co.; 2 pkgs, .1 roll belting, Gibson; 80 bags coke, Gas Company; 4 tuns wine,-4 cases rum. Johnston and Co.: 10 cases schnapps. Nathan and Co.: 2 pels, Burrett; 1 pci drapery, 1 truss blankets, McDowell; 1- case, Reminder ; 2 do. Telegraph Department: 1 cask, 1 coil wire, 2 trusses, Kreeft; also cargo transhipped ex Teviotdole and Dilawur, from London. EXPECTED ARRIVALS. London.—Border Chief, Howrah, Kinfauns Castle, .St. Leonards, Rakaia. and Otaki. New York,—Jessica, barque, left about the end of April; Frances Lewey, brig, left May 27th. Melbourne via Southern Pouts. —Omeo, s.s., ' 19th Inst. Melbourne, via West Coast Ports. —Otago, s.s., this day. Northern Ports.—Hawea, s.s., 17th inst. Southern Ports. —Bruce, s.s., 18th inst. Newcastle.—Easby, s. s., this day. PROJECTED DEPARTURES. , , London Direct. Halcione, ship, eariy m * November. . .' _ Northern Ports.—Phcebe, s.s., lith inst.; Hawea, s.s., 17th inst.;. Taranaki, s.s., 24th inst. Southern Ports.—Bruce, s.s., 18th inst.; Ladybird, s,s., 21st inst. • Melbourne, via West Coast Ports. —Omeo. s.s., 20th inst. Melbourne via Southern Ports. —Otago, s.s., 17th inst. _ , Lyttelton and Port Chalmers. —Easby, s.s., twenty-four hours after arrival. Castlepoint and Wangaeiiu. —Aurora, schooner, this day. Wanganui. —Manawatu, p.5.,p.5,, this day; Stormbird, s.s., this day. . Melbourne. —Ship Bodney, direct, !* th inst. Sydney via Newcastle.—Jane Spiers, early. Foxxon. —Napier, s.s., this day. Castle Point, Napier, and Poverty Bay.— Rangatira, s.s., 20th inst. ... Auckland (Direct) —Ashburton, barque, 17 th inst. BY TELEGRAPH LYTTELTON, Wednesday. Arrived ; The Queensland, from Newcastle ; Flying Cloud, from Picton; Phcebe, from the South. Sailed : Phcebe, for the North; Star of China, for Newcastle. PATEA, Wednesday. The wind failed whilst the ketch Alert was attempting to get out of the river, and the current set the vessel on the South Beach. Insured in the National. She was abandoned this morning.' The officers are acquitted of blame. HOKITIKA. Wednesday. Arrived: Maori, s.s., from Dunedin, Sailed ; The Maori, for Dunedin ; Spray and Seabird, for Lyttelton ; Maid of Otago, for Oamaru. AUCKLAND, Wednesday. The Hawea has sailed with the football team, who play at New Plymouth to-morrow. THE BLUFF. Wednesday. Arrived: The F. W. Tucker, brigantine, from Melbourne. She left on the Sth, and encountered thick squally weather. On the morning of the 9th saw a ship or barque ashore on Flinders Island- The sails were hanging loose, and she appeared to have been ashore only a few hours. The brigantine had passed portions of a wreck a few miles before the vessel was observed. They could render no assistance, WEATHER YESTERDAY.—S p.m. Auckland.— 29‘SO —N.W., light; cloudy. Castle Point.— 297o—S.S.W., threatening. Se moderate. Wellington.—297s—S.S.E., fresh; cloudy. Hokitika. —2972—5. E., moderate ; cloudy. Bar good. Westport.—297o—N.E., threatening; cloudy. Bar goodTimaru. —29‘81—5.W., stormy; fine. Bar good. Oa^iaru.—29*9o.—S.S.W., fresh ; cloudy. Bar good. Bluff. — 29-97— 5.5. E., fresh ; showery. Barometer rising steadily. The rain yesterday brought the labors of our stevedores to a standstill, and the day was marked throughout by the entire absence of the usual bustle that characterises our wharves. The only vessel that made any attempt in this direction was the Neptune, which commenced to discharge cargo about the middle of the day. The Tcviotdale has discharged about three-fourths of her cargo. She has about 400 tons more, and five locomotives, still in the hold. The locomotives will be discharged as soon as she has taken in enough ballast to stiffen her, It-is intended to place her on the berth for Calcutta, which place she is expected to make in time for the cotton season. A telegram from Wanganui states that the s.s. Stormbird arrived there at 9a.m. yesterday. The Halcione has about 190 tons of cargo to take out. As soon as this is done, she will take in loading for London, and have quick despatch. The s.s. Easby, Captain Kennedy, from Newcastle, is hourly expected. The Dilawur has discharged all her cargo between decks, and will push forward the discharge of the cargo in the lower holds as fast as the weather will permit. , .... • The schooner Ruby. Captain Dalton, arrived m Wellington harbor yesterday morning at 11.30. She left Kaikoura the previous evening at 10.30, and experienced a strong S.W. breeze, with heavy weather, ' during the passage. .