SHIPPING.

New Zealand Times, Volume XXX, Issue 4609, 29 December 1875, Page 2

SHIPPING.

FORT OF WELLINGTON. High Water.—4.47 A.M.; 5.52 r.M. ARRIVED. December 2S— Ringarooma, s.s., C 23 tons, McLean, Irom Melbourne, via the South. Passengers—From Melbourne-Saloon: Mr. and Mrs. Richards, Miss Johnstone, Messrs. Parsons, Gram;, andFmlay. irom the South: Mr. Nancarrow; 1 in steerage. Vi. Bishop, agent. „ - T . s.s., 256, tons, Andrew, from >elson. Passengers—2oo excursionists. K. S.-Ledger, agent.Ruby, schooner, 24 tons, Daltjn, from Waipapa. Bethune and Hunter, agents. ' Hawea, 5.3., 402 tons, Wheeler, from kelson, with 300 excursionists.- -Levin and Co., agents. -,..,Kate, schooner, 2ti tons, Tilley, from Wanganui.. Master, agent. _„^ SAILED. -. , December 2S.—Napier, s.s., 44 tons, ButV for Passengers—Mrs. Tridelbank, Mr. aad;Mrs. • 'Sumnierhoys, Mr. and Sirs. Linto:i, Messrs. Lundon, Losley Millifont, Gafnsford, Povnall, Seiger,. Cole, Blake, Brown, Rawson, Trafford, and Allaby. ■ Turn- ; bull and Co., agents. ." iAi.' '*' '- • U ■ Otago 55.,642 tons, Calder, for Melbourne, via the South. Passengers-Saloon— For Coast: Mr. .and ' Mrs. Butley and family (S), Messrs. Rownsley, Golden, Hunter, Syam, Dawson, Martin,, and McCarthy, lor Melbourne: Messrs. Plum,* Jenkins, and Marshall. Bishop, agent. ■ ■ ; Manawatu. p.s., 103 tons, Evans, for Wanganui. ' Passengers—Mrs. D. Brown, Mis. Brown and son. Misses Kennedy and Sankey, Messrs.- Kilgour.3\ lsenian, Vercol, Hardy, Hoggart, Spreat, and George; three in'steerage, jmd five immigrants. R. b. ledger, s.s.",4oi tons, M'actarlar.e, for Sortli. Passengers—Saloon :-Messrs. Terrj-. I'arr, Russell, iurnbull,Mcßride, Smith, Lejrg, Hall, Langley, Steward, Master Hutchison. -Levin and. Co., agents. IMPORTS - Ringarooma, from Melbourne, via the South: 1 case Order; 1 pel, Pilcherr 1 box, Mrs. Wilson: 1 pel. Miss Johnstone; 1 do, Bethune fffld- Hunter; 1 case, - Mrs. Richards; 13 casks, Levin and Co. . Unity, from Greymouth : OS tons coal, Krull and Co, , ■ ~, ! Ruby, from Waipapa:. CO bales .wool. 5; hides, Pearce. - - .- - , , , T , ' Kaikoura, from 'White Rock: Si" bales wool, Johnstone and'Co. ■ ■ ■ ■ ~ -.- \urora, from East Coast: 3- bales-wool, Bethune " and Hunter; 9 do, Johnstone and Co.; 6 do, Taylor; 46 do, Pearce; 17 do, Krull and. Co.; 25 do, Levin and Co. ; • '. - . • Canterbury, from Peloraus Soi.nd: 23,000 ft. sawn ' timber, Greenfield and Stewart. . " J - Hunter, from'Wanganui: 30 biles wool, Turnbull • and Co. , r . , Sangatira, from Napier : o 5 bales wool, Johnston . and Co.: 50 hides, Hirst; 3 trunks, Hannah and Co.; ' 1 box, Flyger;" 1' do, Best; 7 tons nils, McKirdy; 1 pel, Sargood and Son.. EXPORTS. Napier, for Fdxton: S caies. Levy; 44 pkgs, Ledger: Ghhds, Mace and Arkell; 49 case;!, S hams, 1 J-cask, - Stevenson and Stuart; 1 case; Lyon and Blair; 20 pkgs, 13 cases, 1 J-cask, Stevenson and Stuart; 1 J-chest, Brown:-* pkgs, Mills; 1 case, Alcorn; 1 do, Gibson; 11 pkgs, Nathan and Co.; 10 sicks, Sample, and Co.; 3 casks, Dixon; 0 pkgs, 5 cases, Stevenson and Stuart; " 11 pkgs, Johnston and Co.; 3 cases, Taylor; 30,bdls, 1 drum. Young; 3 cases, 1 truss, '2 rolls, Turnbull and Co. ' - Manawatu, for Wanaanui : G 5 keg's, 30 cases, Vennell; 2 cases, Pileher; 1 box, S cases, Ledger; 1 bale, i pels, Burrett; 1 case. Stationery Store. t Otago, for South: 1 trunk, liishop; 49 cases, 1 ullage, Lange and Thornman. EXPECTED AIUUVALS. Losdon-.—Pleiades, Otaki, Shakspere, John Milton, and Commonwealth, Huhawiu. Noktheus For.xs.—PlHßbe, s.i!., tills day. Melbouune, via West Coast Pouts.—Omeo, s.s., 2nd January, Hobaetos.- Malav; baroue, eaily. Newcastle.—Edwin Basset, Emily McLaren, and Union, barques, early. Sypxey.—Easby, s.s.", this day. ■ - PROJECTED DEPARTURES - London.—Chile, ship, 2nd January ; Howrah, Border Chief, and St. Leonards, Jsjiuary, Southerx Poets.—Phcebe, s.s., 30th inst. Northers Pokts.—Hawea, s.s., this day; Ladybird, S.S., 30th inst. Castle Polst and Napieb.— Rangatira, s.s., this day. Newcistle. —Australind. barque, this day. Meleoukxe, via Hoeitika.—Ringarooma, s.s., this dav. Wasgastji.—Stormbird, s.s., this day. - -■ BY TELEGBAP3. ~ ■'"> : ATJCKI,ANT>, Tuesday. ; The-Wellington left at 10 p.m. Passengers for . Nelson : Messrs. Lamb, Prime, and. E. Kummer. For Wellington: Messrs. Foyden, Em.'dy and child, and Reid. For Lyttelton : Messrs. Pal.;y, Norman, Reed, and Hazleden. For Dunedin: Miss Kelly, Messrs. ..Gregg, Cutler, and Jones (2.) The s.s. Ringarooma, Captain John McLean, left Melbourne on the ISth inst., entering Milford Sound - on the 22nd, and arrived at the Bluff on the 24th ; left again the same day, reaching Port Chalmers on the 25th ; she left on the next day, arriving at Lyttelton on the 27th : left again the same day, and made fast alongside the wharf yesterday morning. Experienced N.E. winds and fine weathe -. from Melbourne to the Bluff, and light north-west winds and foggy • weather on the New Zealand coast. The s.s. Taupo, Captain Macfarlane, left the wharf at 8 30 a.ra. on Monday with excursionists, arriving at Picton at 1 p.m. Left again at 5 p.m., and arrived alongside the wharf at 10.10 p.m. same day. Experienced fresh N.W. wind and smooth water across ' the Strait, accompanied with thick dirty weather and drizzling rain. The passengers, oae and all, speak highly of the comfort and accommodation provided, and all seemed to have enjoved the excursion. The s.s. Ladybird, Captain H. J C. Andrew, from Nelson with excursionists, arrived alongside- the wharf at 12.30 yesterday. She left Wellington on Saturday, the 25th, for Nelson, wii.li about 250 passengers, and after a very smooth-and pleasant passage, she reached that port at 6.30 the following morning ' (Sunday). She left Nelson at 8.30 p.m. 27th, but owing to dense fog, she had to go at easy speed. The . excursionists, on arriving at the wliarf, gave Captain Andrew three cheers, showing that attention, kindness, and comfort had been shown by the captain and '' officers of the Ladybird to make on'S and all happy. The Ruby, schooner, Dalton, mister, from Waipapa, arrived in harbor yesterday norning. She left -Wellington on Tuesday evening last, but owingto dense fog, she came to an anchor in Worsers Bay till Friday morning, and then proceeded for Waipapa; arriving there in she afternoon of the same day. Took on board a quantity of wool, »nd left on Saturday, the 25th, at 0.30 p.m. Had licht variable winds and thick foggy weather to arrival. Sighted a brig, ■ a barque, and a topsail schooner, all bound North. She leaves again this day for White Rocks. The s.s. Ringarooma, Captain John McLean, will leave for Melbourne, via West Co ist ports, this day at 9 a.m. The Kate, schooner, left Wangan li on Sunday at 8 p.m., and arrived in harbor at. 1 p.m. yesterday. Had fresh north-west winds and thick hazy weather all the way. She brings forty bales of wool to order. The s.s. Hawea, Captain Wheeler, left Nelson at 8 p.m. on 27th with excursionists, and was detained in the Strait for nine hours owing to the intense fog. She arrived alongside the wharf at 3 p.m. yesterday, all seeming pleased with the trip. The mainmast of the three-mastsd schooner May, "belonging to Messrs. W. and G. Turnbull, was shipped yesterday, and some of the rigging placed over the masthead. The sailing of the s.s. Hawea, Captain Wheeler, is postponed till 2 p.m. this day, and also that of the s.s. Eangatira. for Napier, till 5 p.m. this day. The s.s. Taupo, Captain Macfarlane, left for the South at 5.30 yesterday afternoon. The s.s. Otago, Captain Calder, also left for Melbourne via Southern ports yesterday at 4.15 p.m.