SHIPPING.

New Zealand Times, Volume XXX, Issue 4592, 8 December 1875, Page 2

SHIPPING.

PORT OF WELLINGTON. Hioh Water. a.m.; 0.3 r.M. December 7 p.s., SG tons, Scott, from WaSi HiU, Brown, and U others.,,, ,B. S. Ledger, agent ~, , Wr , via Thi, 5.5.,79 tons," Bonnar,- from Port Chalmers, a Kaficoura. Passengers—Messrs. Hedley, Brans, an Gnmev. W. Bishop, agent, r rom Canterbury, schooner, 34 tons, Ilamuto , Pelorns Sound. Compton, agent. December Blenheim, in ballast. H. S. Ledger, Lyttelton, from bales wool. Levin and ° Tui, from Port Chalmers: 41 olbet 50 sacks. 120 hags, Kebbell; U sacks O Shea, 40 ba o s Thomas: 4 cases, 1 sack. Nelson: l case. i case, Brightwell. From Kautoura. X London: 1100 casks, 344 kegs. IS cart hoses, - plate., sfobars, a casks, 100 drams, 20 bals. 1 P cl » - , ®, a tio Oo.; 109 casks, 435 cases.lo pk^.«3 SM??* Smith: 1 case. Morley: 1 . w>Uber: 1 P*B. "= 1 case. Bridges: 1 pel, Bannister. - e < es Jacob case, Edmondson, Sellars, and C ■ • , ’ tes g Joseph: 2 cases. Smith; 2 cases 7 Benton pkgs, Thompson Shannon and g>-; g2( j blllSi 72 710 cases, 21 castings 44 kegs.l3 cas*s Works; springs, 36 buffers, 999 rails, d- p » ■ bdls 2 caskSi 6 crates, 1 4 cases, 100 holes, 10 Broralev: B. Pearce; 25 pkgs, Krall and Co., 205 casks, Nathan: 14 cases, Maraar. BJpk=s, - • 12 pkgs, Bannatyne; 5 bdlv-Barraud; 6 pkgs, &rk caldie and Stains; 15 P k l s -'? am ™f- v^ea P s 20 casks, 1 hdl, Ashforth: 4 casesl-. casks 4 Green field: 24 bdls, 54 plates, 9 cases. -4 casks, ramPelorns Sound: 23.659 ft timber, Compton. EXpECTED ARRIVALS. d Southern POUTS, -Ladybird, s.s„ this day; Hawea, S ‘Northern Ports— Tanpo, s.s„ this day. projected departures London.—Halcione, ship, early in December; Howrah, ship, January neat. SODMERN PORTS--Tanpo, as., •Northers Ports.—Hawea, s.s., lOth imt. Newcastle.—Jane Spiers, barque, this day. S^^^V^fccSrPoßßs.-Alhambra, asp Manana r.-Go-Ahead, s.s., this Blenheim. —Falcon, ketch, this day. SY TELEGRAPH. . AUCKLAND, Tuesday. The steamer signalled, supposed to taomrfft* San Francisco boats gone astray, turns out to be the Pretty Jane, from Napier. NEW PLYMOUTH, Tuesday. • The Tanpo, from the North, and ’Wellington, from the South, both called here. LYTTELTON, Tuesday. Arrived: Hopeful and Nonpariel. barques, from Newcastle; brigantine Sarah Pilc irom the Biufr. Sarah and Mary, from Greymouth; Crest a le Wave, from Picton: Taranaki, from the North, LadjhiSlL^l: Ladybird,' for the North.' Passengers for "Wellington—Mesdames Bradley, Fraser, Garrett, Miss Garrett, Mr. Caldwell. ' WEATHER YESTERDAY.—S P.M. Ai'CKi.aNl) —29*93 —SAY., light; cloudy. cSSoisT.-29-n-N.-W.. fresh; threatening, a wmmm-29'70-N.W. gale; threatening. ~SoEiTrkA.—29 55—N.. fresh; rain. Bar rough. '•Westport.—29-62-N, fresh: ram. Bar good. Timarp.—29 42—E., light: overcast. Sea smooth. Oamarp.—29 42—Calm; threatening. Sea smooth. Bluet. —29 *4O—S., light; fine. ’ Barometer falling. • __ The ship Halcione, Captain Grower, completed loading yesterday at noon, and wiU haul mto the Stream on Thursday and sail for London-on Friday. " Th?s.s TulCaptain Bonnar, left Port Chalmers at 9.40 p.m. of the 4th; cleared the Heads at 6 a.m. of Sunday, the sth; passed Banks Peninsula at midnight, makiiig an average of actual steaming of a little over Sneklots. Shkdid not call at Lyttelton, but; came On to the Kaikouras. whieh place she reached at 1 pm. ol the 6th: discharged sir tons of cargo, and took in 65 bales of wool, leaving again at S p.m. same evening, and arriving alongside the wharf at noon yesterday From Port Chalmers to Banks Peninsula,, had variable light winds with cross beam sea; from thence to Kaikouras, moderate weather; after leaving to arrival, experienced strong N.W. gHe, steaming along the land to Cape Campbell; then stretched across under sail and steam to Cape TourakarLCaptain Bonnar reports the new schooner Kaikouras,, from-Auckland, as having arrived at the Kaikouras on Sunday last, and the schooner Ruby, which left here on Saturday night, arriving on Monday morning. Daring the passage the Tui has proved herself a firstrate seaboat, and able to steam 94 knots in smooth water. Her cabin aft is fitted up in a most elaborate style, capable of accommodating 17 passengers without inconvenience. She has also a capacious lavatory and* steward’s pantry.. The ladies’cabin is on deck and has berths for six, and, being amidships (or the centre part of the vessel), will prove an inducement for ladles travelling. She also carries an experienced stewardess. Her hold is 45ft. long, biram 16ft., and depth 7ft. 6in.: and the capacious deck forward, which wiU stow with ease about 200 sheep, makes her an admirable 1 boat for rattle. &c. She stows 17 tons 'Of coal in her bunkers, and consumes under tiiree ions in 24 hours; consequently she carries five days coal, full steaming. Her draught of water at present is but 6ft. Bin., and when loaded with 100 tons of cargo on board she will draw but 6ft. Vjfe wish her enterprising owners every success in the bird. The s.s. Go-Ahead, having discharged her powder into a lighter yesterday morning, cam© alongside the wharf at Sa.nL, and then put on shore the boiler (weighing just three tons) and machinery for a sawmill at ilanawato. , , . ~ - The ship Avalanche hauled alongside the vharf, taking No. 2 berth, yesterday forenoon.