SHIPPING.

New Zealand Times, Volume XXX, Issue 4566, 8 November 1875, Page 2

SHIPPING.

PORT OF WELLINGTON. High Water.—ll.4B a.m,; p.m. ARRIVED.

November 6.—Hawea, s.s., 461 tons, Wheeler, from the South. Passengers—Saloon: Sir George Grey Mr. and Mrs. lUingwood, Mr. and Mrs. Brooks and family (0). Mrs. Goddard, Mrs. White, Mrs. Taiaroa and child. Mrs. Johnson, Misses Park, Hopford. Beattie. Williams (2). Mr. and Mrs. Vender Heyde, Judges Johnston and Williams, Messrs. Bunny, Sheehan. Stevens, McDonald, Moms. Guy, Fitaherbert; Iforbury. Coates, Kichfelt, are, Seu-eU, Shepherd. Lemon, Townsend, Loughman. Do“ l JfLesley, Gunderson, and twenty-four for the North. N TaranaW?s.?! KS tons, Lloyd from Kcton lvelson Taranaki, and Manukau, with the Connelly: six in the steerage, and eight for the conth. N.Z.S.S. Co., agents, . . Ellen McLaren, barque, 423 tons, Jfomson, rom Newcastle. W. K. Williiiius, agent. _ * November 7.—Manawatu, p.s.. 103 tons. Evans, from Wanganui Passengers Saloon : Mesdames Porter, Moore, and Shaw, Messrs, 1 earce. G. Hunter, inn , P. Hunter. SiUton. Knowles, LalUok. Jones. Bowce, Wilkins, and four in the steerage. N.Z.S.S., ag Uidon, barque. 361 tons. Sherlock, from Newcastle. M StOTmbfrd t s.s.. 69 tons. Doile. from Wanganui. Mr. and Mrs. Hutchison, Messrs. Dykes, Macdonald. Shipp, Bowman, Turner. Earles, Scott, Lawrie., and Jenkins, V. and G. Turnbull and Co., agents. . , , Southern Cross, s.s.. 139 tons. Holmes, from Napier and Auckland. Passengers—Saloon : Messrs. Hill, Macgregor, Svmonds, Allen, Morrison, Ladd, Byder, and Harker. 'W. Bishop, agent. „ ' Rangatira, as., ISS tons, Griffiths, from Napier. Passengers—Saloon: Mrs. Carter, Mrs. Smith, Miss Millar, Messrs. Millar, E. Moorhouse, Carlisle, Collins. Anderson, Emery. Malcolm, Johnson, and three in the steerage. N.Z.S.S. Co., agents.

SAILED. , , November. 6. —Falcon, ketch, 20 tons. Fisk, for Blenheim. W. and G. Turnbull and Co., agents. Hawea, S.S., 461 tons, j Wheeler, for Picton, Nelson, Taranaki, and Manukau. Passengers—Saloon: Mrs. Johnston and child. Mr. and Mrs. Hill, Misses Hales, and Mitchell, Sir George Grey, Messrs. Von der Heyde, Lewey, Tolley, Blocket, Morrah, Buchanan, Copping, and four in the steerage. Levin and to., s.s.. 461 tons, Macfarlane, for tha South. Passengers—Saloon: Hon. W. H. Reynolds, Mr and Mrs. Wagg, Mr. and. Mrs. Braggms, Messrs. Coverfrill Aadeer-Lugar, Brown, Fenton, Sergeant, Peacock,. Murphy. Gray, Wright. Firth, Chamberlain, Bently, Needy, Nathan, Hutchison, and BulL Levm and Co., schooner, 41 tons, Komeril, for Castle Point. E.‘Pearce, agent. . , - Britain's Pride, brig, ITS tons, Linklater, for Newcastle Beck and Tonks, agents. _ AT ~ Anstralind, barque, 4SI tons, Oliver, for Newcastle. W. E. Williams, agent. ~ , Jane Elkin, ketch, 25 tons, Leslie, for Peloius Sound. Master, agent. ♦ . t Shepherdess, schooner, 2a tons, Anderson, for Pelorus Sonnd. Master, agent. . • , Rose of Eden, schooner, 37 tons, Johnson, for Pelorus Sound. . . „ • „ Egmont. s.s., 54 tons, Irvine, for Wanganui. Pas-sengers—-Saloon z Mr. and Mrs. N olan, and two in the steerage. Levin and Co., agents. ~ , November 7.—Luna, p.s., 199 tons, Fairchild, for Lyttelton. Passengers—Saloon: His Excellency the Governor and suite. . Malay, barque, S2S tons, Millman. for Hooarton. Passengers—Cabin: Miss M. Callam, and Miss Greenfield. Beck and Tonks, agents. Ruby, schooner, 24 tons. Dalton, for the Kaikouras, Bethune and Hunter, agents. . Wellington, s.s.. 201 tons. Carey, for South Passengers—Saloon: Mr. and Mrs. McMasters. Misses Lang and Vallence, Messrs. Somerville, Chamberlain. Anderson, Bond. Jeffry, Ling, VaHance, Moorhouse, E. W. Mills. Baker, Carliss, Spicer, Little, Williams, Lowes, Suffield, Alien, Saunders, Wilson, Captain Fraser, thirteen ex Taranaki, and eight in the steerage. ‘ N.Z.S.S. Co., agents.

IMPORTS A , Hawea, from Southern Ports :1 box, 100 hf-chests tea, 968 boxes, 7 cwt. iron, 1 case. Levin ; 3 cases, 1 pcL Order; 1 box specimen gold. Bank of !N ew Zealand ;50 rams, Taylor; I keg. Black; 1 case. Forgnson ; 1 case, Banks ; 1 plough, 3 -wheels, 1 bag, 3 pkgs, Johnston: 1 bdl. 3 cases bran. Ibox, Morgan; 1 pci. Colonial Bank; 1 pci, Claridge; 1 case, Bethnne and Hunter; 5 pkgs, Macintosh; 2 cases, Logan; 3 pkgs, Lindsay: 2 do, McCleland, 50 cases, Levan and Co.; 2 cases. Crew; 8 cases. Order. jane Anderson, from Hokitika ; 60,000 ft. sawn timber, Greenfield and Stewart, exports. . . - Ruby, for Kaikonra: 1 qr-tierce, 5 cases, 52 mats, Turnbull; 10 boxes, 2 cases, E. Pearce; 2 bdls. 6 hhds, 1 harmonium, 3 cases, 1 keg, 3 pkgs, 13 casks, 4 bales, SO coils. Levin and Co.; 6 cases, 2 bars, 9 bdls, 1 box, 19 kegs, 6 camp ovens, w. Gibson ; 2 tins, 1 keg, 1 case, 4 grindstones. Mills; 2 pkgs Barrand; 1 bdl. Hirst; 1 case, 8 drums, 4 cwt. lead, 3 brls, Johnston and Co.; 2 cases, 1 trunk, 10 pkgs, Bethnne and Hunter: 3 hhds, 2 cases, 2 casks. Staples; 2 casks, Pascoe ;67 sacks, 370 sheets iron, 1 ton sugar, 84 bdls, 1 case, Johnston and Co. Taapo, for South: 1 case. Thompson and Co.; 1 truss, Jacob Joseph ; 20 rams, Levin and Co. Egmont, for 'Wanganui: 25 cases, 100 boxes, 10 cases, 5 qr-casks, 5 |-boxes, 6 casks, 25 cases. Levin and Co.; 64 bf-chests, 54 boxes, Turnbull and Co.: 2000 caps, Gibson: 1 case, Stevenson and Stuart; 5 cases, Turnbull; 1 case. J. Joseph ; 1 case. Levin ; 2 casks, 17 pipes, 1 bdl, Gibson ;20 cases, Turnbull; 4 pkgs, Venncll; 4 pkgs. Brooks ;10 tanks. Levin; 18 pkgs, Taylor ; 3 do. Mills; 7 do, Johnston ; 4 boxes, 9 pkgs, Turnbull; 6 pkgs. Bank of Hew Zealand ;49 sheep, 1 ball, 1 cow, Taylor; 2 hf-chests, A. P. Stuart; 1 case, Nathan ; 1 bale, Johnstone; 57 pkgs, Nathan and Co.

Wellington, for South: 9 casks, N.Z.S.S. Co.; 12 cases, Turnbull; 1 pci, Birmingham; 2 horses, Chamberlain ; 1 case, Joseph; 6 pkgs. Hirst; ■SO cases, Turnbull; 2 cases. Government; 11 empty hhds, 1 case, Samuel, Ladd, and Co.

EXPECTED ARRIVALS. London.— Howrah, St. Leonards, Rakaia, Otaki, Pleiades, Avalanche, and Commissary. Sew York via Dunedin. — Frances Lewey, brigantine, early. New Yoke via Adelaide. —Canny Scot, barque, early. ■ . Melbourne, via The Bluff, —Alhambra, s.s , 10th inst. Northern Ports,—Ladybird, s.s,, 13th inst. Southern Ports.—Phoebe, s.s., 11th inst. Napier.—Kiwi, as., this day. Nelson. —Chile, ship. 1 ' PROJECTED DEPARTURES London. —Halcione, ship,, early in November ; Howrah, ship, January next. Newcastle. —Kinfauns Castle, ship, and Jessica, barque, Bth inst. Northern Ports—Taranaki, s.s., this day. Southern P«rts. —Ladybird, s.s., 14th inst.; Hawea, s.r, 16th inst. Wanganui. —Manawatn, p.s,, 9th inst. Poston. —Napier, s.s., this day. Castle Point and Napier. Rangatira, s.s., this day. Napier and Auckland.— Southern Cross, s.s.,loth inst. BY TELEGRAPH. LYTTELTON, Sunday. Arrived : Taupo and Wellington steamers from the North; Waikato, from Wellington. Sailed : The s.s. Wellington, for the South ; Roderick Dhn, for Kaipara; Sarah and Mary, for Greymouth: Flirt, for Auckland yesterday, with a cargo of £64 sacks of wheat. AUCKLAND. Saturday. Sailed : The Vasco di Gama, for Sydney. WEATHER YESTERDAY.—S p.m. Auckland.—3ol4—Calm ; fine. Castle Point.— 29'9s—N.W., light; threatening. Sea smooth. Wellington.— 29'9s—N.W., fresh; gloomy. Hokitika. —29 93—N., fresh; threatening. Sea rising. Westport. —29'9B—N.E. breeze ; threatening. Sea smooth. Timabu.—29'66—N. breeze; gloomy. Sea smooth. Barometer falling generally, and already low in the South.

To say that the shipping trade of the Port of Wellington is extensive would not be saying anything novel or calculated to surprise the public ; but there are occasions when this fact is made to appear more than usually prominent to those whose business is connected with the shipping Interest—such an occasion was Saturday, when no leas than ten vessels left this port between morning and night. These were sailing vessels and steamers bound for costal ports and Australia. The barque Union, Captain Sherlock, left Newcastle at noon on the 30th. Had light winds from S. E. to the Ist, when the wind hauled to the N.E., with heavy thunder and lightning, veering round to N.W., and backing again to B.W. and S., blowing a gale all the time. Sighted Cape Farewell at noon on Saturday, and arrived here yesterday at noon. She sighted no vessels on the passage, and brings 520 tons coal to Older. The barque Emily McLaren, Captain Morrison, arrived here on the 6th from Newcastle, having left that port on the 29th ult. Had light S. and S.S.E. winds for the first two days, and since then had W. winds, with very low glass: the lowest being 28fH) on Wednesday last. Sighted Stephens Island on Friday, and arrived as above. Passed the barque William Ackers in lat -38 deg. Smln., long. 170 deg., hovc-to. The cargo consists of 630 tons of coal, consigned to W. R. Williams. The 8.8. Stormbird, Captain Dolle, left Wellington on Wednesday, 3rd instant, at 8 p.m., heavy rain falling at the time and a light N.W. wind. When rounding Cape Terawlttt, at 11 o’clock same night, had a strong gale from the N.W, with very heavy sea. At 4 p.m. on the 4th was compelled to run for shelter under Kapiti, and brought up at 8.30 under the south end of the island. During the day the schooners Canterbury and Ocean Bird were obliged to seek shelter. On Friday the sth, at 5.30 p.m., got under way, but there was such a heavy sea and the vessel labored so much, that she returned to her anchorage. Spoke the barquentine Falcon, from Hobarton to Wanganui, running for shelter. Captain Bendall wished to be reported, as did also Captain Bullen, of the Oceanßird, U days out from Lyttelton. The following ships werclyingunder Kapiti:—Napier, as for Foxton, Neptune, brig, for Newcastle. Fal con, barquentine, for Newcastle, Ocean Bird and Canterbury, schooners; for Wanganui. Jano Hannah, and five,schooners, names unknown. The Stormbird left Wangannl on Sunday morning, at 3 40 ■ crossed the bar at 4.16 a.m., and arrived alongide the wharf at 3.16 p.m. yesterday The p.s. Lnna, Captain Fairchild,- left the wharf at half-past 12 o’clock yesterday for Lyttelton, via Kalkonra, with hla Excellency the Governor and suite os board.

The ship Chile, from Nelson, (to load at this port) made her number yesterday, and from Laptam Griffiths, of the s.s. Rangatira, we learn she has anchored some distance outside the Heads. The s.s. Wellington left the wharf at 11.40. p.m. on Saturday with the San Francisco mails transhipped from the s.s. Taranaki. : It is impossible to speak too hiehlv of the smartness and zeal displayed .on the part of the N.Z.S.S. Company in transhipping the mails, passengers, and luggage on occasion. The s.s. Rangatira, Captain Griffiths, arrived from her usual East Coast trip at eight o’clock last night. She left Napier at 12.30 p.m. on Saturday, the Cth; passed the Kidnappers and the s.s. Kiwi (at anchor; at 2,40 p.m.; Cape Turnagain at 8 p.m., and was off Castle Point at 4,40 a.m. on Sunday, the 7th; rounded Cape Palliser at 2.15 p.m ; entered the Heads at 7 p. m., and arrived as above.- Experienced from Napier to Cape Turnagain fresh southerly breeze, and from thence to Cape Palliser light S, w. wind, when she encountered a strongnor’-wester, which continued till arrival She has 30 bales of wool as cargo, for Messrs. Johnston and Co.

The p.s. Manawatu; • Captain Evans, arrived in harbor yesterday morning at 6.30, having left Wanganui at 3.30 p.m. of the 6th ; crossed the bar at 4 p.ni., and arrived as above. Experienced westerly winds ell the way. The s.s. Southern Cross, Captain Holmes, also came in yesterday from Napier and Auckland, for the purpose of going on the slip for overhaul. She left Auckland on the 3rd at 9 a.m, arriving at Napier at 8 a.m/of the sth; left again on the Cth, at 11 a.m., and arrived alongside the wharf at 5 p.m. yesterday. From Auckland to Napier had heavy westerly gales, from thence to Cape Palliser fine weather with southerly swell, and to the Heads strong north-west winds. Passed the s.s. Kiwi at anchor under Cape Kidnappers.. The Southern Cross will leave on Wednesday for Napier, Thames, and Auckland. The s.s. Hawea, Captain Wheeler, left the wharf at 5 p. m. yesterday for Northern Ports with a large number of passengers, including Sir George Grey and several of the Northern members.

The s.s. Taranaki, Captain Lloyd, left the Manukau with the inward San Francisco mail on the 4th at 12.20 p.m., and arrived at Taranaki at 6 a.m. on the sth; landed mails and passengers, but was obliged to carry on the cargo, it blowing very hard fromN.W., with heavy sea. Left again at 8 a.m. .for Nelson; experienced a strong N.W. gale with heavy sea, arriving at Nelson at 2.30 a.m. of the 6th. Left Nelson at 8.40, and reached Picton at 5 p.m., remaining there 20 minutes, and made fast alongside the wharf at 10.40 p.m. She leaves this day at 2 p.m. for Picton and Northern ports. Through the kindness of Pilot Holmes (who brought the barque Union in yesterday) we have been informed that tlxe ship Waikato, for Lyttelton, left the Heads on Thursday night at ten o’clock, with a fresh N. W. wind. 1 The three-masted schooner Melaiue left on Friday at 3 p.m., and the brigantine Omaha and schooners Saucy Lass and Cleopatra on Saturday morning. The following vessels sailed out of port on Saturday. Barque Australind, for Newcastle; brig Britain’s Pride, for Newcastle; schooners Rose of Eden and Shepherdess, and ketch Jane Elkin, for Pelorus; ketch Falcon, for Blenheim; schooner Aurora, for East Coast; steamers Hawea for Northern ports, Taupo and Wellington for Southern. The barque Malay, Captain Millman, left yesterday forenoon for Hobarton.

The p.s. Manawatu will leave for Wanganui on Tuesday at 11 p.m.