SHIPPING.

New Zealand Times, Volume XXXI, Issue 4853, 11 October 1876, Page 2

SHIPPING.

PORT OP WELLINGTON. High Water.—9.B a.h. ; 9.49 r.M. ARRIVED. , October 10.—Taupe, s.s.. 461 tons. Carey, trom Uie South. Passengers—Saloon: Mr. and Mrs. Walter, Mesdames York, Baker. Hon. Mr Holmes Mesars. Millar, AnceU, Sibbald, Harris Sutton Murray, Duncan, Acland, Juckes, Mitchell, and Seymour, Bin the steeraze. Levin and Co., agents. ; ■. Falcon, ketch, 37 tons. Fisk, from B eiiheim. sengere-Cabin : Mrs. Hedging and three children, Mrs 8 Maxted and three children, Misses Coster and McKinley,- and Mr. Simpson.,, Turnbull and Co., aß Hawea, s.s., 4C2 tons, Wheeler. froni Norlhern Ports. ' Passengers—Saloon t ;Mr.> and Mr. and Mrs. Oldham, Mr; And Mrs. AVatUns, Mr. and Mrs. Smith, Mesdames Mooney.ArnokeWhite;-" Wyatt, "‘ Wiliams - and child;" Misses Crooke and Tohhston, Messrs. Borrer, Lusk. Seymour Moss, Graham, Appleyard, MeGonnegh,«huller Smith, Holmes,-Ja^es,-Quin, aste l, FiUgereld Daly, Brenton, Qullton, Day, Phillips, Qml. Adamson, Donaghy, Lewis, Mackay, Hussey, Woolfe, Joa(l, Cash, Thompson, and Dryden; 21 in the steerage. I ' <^^tS t Bonier, from Foxtonc Passed gers—Cabin : Messrs. Shearer, Nees, and Dougherty. B AMt’rMia, D s's., 1715 tons, Cargill, from Sydney, via Kandavau. Auckland, and Napier. Passengers Saloon r-Mrs.: Newman, Messrs, Roach and Cummin; 18 for Southern Ports. Turnbull and Co., agents.

f SAILED. . . :;*U. October 10.—Hawea,;s.s., 462 tons, Wheeler, for South. Passengers-Saloon: Mr. arid Mrs. Darrell and maid. Mr. and Mrs. Tolley and child. Mr. and Mrs. Henry, -Airs. Rowlands, Mias Tavlor,; Messrs. Gunderson,"Topham, Bell, Bowles,' Kelley, Murphy, Campbell, Russdl, : SeUoQ, Staple, Bundle, Whitehead,: McLinden Baker, and Atkinson., Levurana, Co., agents. V ‘ „ Napier, s.a.-,- 41 tons. Holmes, for; Foxton. Passenger—CabinMr. Stapleton. ‘ Turnbull and Co., agents, ■; ; • i Kiwi, s.s: f 133 tons, Campbell, for Castle Point and Napier. ' 1 Passengers—Cabin; Messrs. Lewers and Jones ;14 in the steerage. Levin and Co., agents. Tui, s.s., 64 tons. Bonner, for Westport. Passengers—ls diggers. Bishop, agent. * • Rangatira, s.s., 196 ‘tons, Evans, for Napier and. Poverty Bay. Passengers—Saloon .* Mr. and -Mrs. South,—Miss--Beetham, Messrs. Stanhope. Tuliy, Cock, 1 and France; 8 in the steerage. Plimmer, agent. ’ s - Cynthia, schooner, 56 tons. Swede, for Peloxus Sound. {< Greenfield and Stewart, agents. . - Octowlr 111.—Taupo, * s.s., • 461 tons, Carey, for Northern Ports. Passengors-Saloen: Mrs. White, Misses Clayton. <2), Messrs. Lawrence, Withers, Wilcox,.Duncan, 1 Thomson, and Davis; 29 in the steerage. Levin and Co., agents'

CLEARED OUT.' October 10.—Marmion, schooner, 92 tons, Bowton, forKaipara. Pearce, agent. , I. . Shepherdess, schooner, 39 tons. Manning, for Pelorns Sound." Master, agent. *

imports; Hawea; from Onehunga: 1 box, Travers; 1 pig, Dobson;. 2 trunks, Isaacs; 53 bales, ■Williams: 1 case, Stewart; 1 pci, Fenton; 2 cases. LePatourel; 2 do, Sincox; 1 pci, Thorburn; 1 case, Markman: 1 do, Gas Company; 1 case, 2 pkgs. Hill and Penton: 1 pci, Reid: 60 boxes soap, Joseph and Oo.; 10 cases, 3 bales, 1 truss. Order.; Prom Nelson: 1 case, Mills; 120 boxes.soap, 13 pkgs, 1 case, Phillips; 2 coops, Taylor: 3 do, 12 sacks; Barber; 10 do. Hirst. Falcon, from Blenheim: 100 sacks potatoes; 50 do chaff, 50 boles chaff. Order; 50 sacks malt. Staples. Hawea. from Dunedin: 28 boxes. Cook;, 3 cases. Prior; 6 plates iron. Mills,: 1 pkg. Burns;, 1 do, Greenfield and Stewart; 2 do, Burrett: 5 do, Marks; 2 do Fife;-31 do,-Burgess; 0 bars iron, Dawson; 1 case, Rankin; 1:do, Lowe; 2 trunks,' Lindsay;".2 jars, Felton; 2 cases, 'Williamson; 2 do, Biddy; 1 trunk, Sims; 3 cases. Ellis; .1 bale, Pocook:,-1 truss. Blythe; 60 sheepj Button; 1 case. Hardy; 1 do,‘Beattie; 1 do, Stevenson; 2 do, "Wakefield: 4 do, Monkton: Ipkg, Klrk;,S do. Budge: 2 dp, Bridgeman. ■ 1 Prom Lyttelton :;'2 cases, Frazer; 1 do, Cowler; 100 sacks malt, Order; ; 2 pkgs, Lightband: 1 case,. Shaw; 3horses,, Gothene; 8 cases, Zohrab; 10 kegs; Mills; 72 sacks potatoes,,-Port:; 60 do oats, Order; 30 do flour, Robinson! ' , ■ Australia, -from San Francisco:, IS pkgs, Order; 6 cases. Hector;" 1 do, 1 Scott;- 150 cases salmon, Ido cigars, Nathan and Co.: 1 case merchandise, Jackson. In our list of Imports pet, Albiou from Melbourne . on Mdnday,-Messrs. Kitckaldie and Stains were credited with 2 pkgs, whereas it should have been 23 pkgs. _ . 7 . EXPORTS. , Napier; for’Foxton : 7 hhds ale, Mace and Arkell; 2 rolls zinc. Mills; 40 boards, 1 piece timber, Halley and Ewing; 10 bars iron, 1 keg, Dawson: 1 case, Levy: 1 bal? corks, Nathan and Co.: 1 pkg, Stevenson and Stuart; 1 cask,-11 pkgs, Jameson Bros.; 1 bell, 1 pel; Dawson, 3 cases, 1 keg. Levin and Co.; 2 cases. Nathan and Co. ; I'box, 20 pkgs, 6 boilers, 3 cases, 65 bags flour, 1 tank;.Turnbull and Co. BY.TELEGRAPH. - ‘ HOKITIKA, Tuesday. Arrived ;Albion, from Wellington, with a number of diggers for the Kumara rush. ' Sailed ; Albion, for Sydney. . WEATHER AT sp.m. YESTERDAY. Barometer corrected for hdight'only,’ Auckland. —30’42—N.E.,light: fine. Napier.—3o’4o—N.N.E., light; fine. Bar slight swell. Castlepoist.—3o’4l—S.E., light; fine. Slight swell. Wellington.- 30*40—N.N.W., light; fine. Hokitika.—3o*44—N.W.’. light; fine. Bar good. Westport.—3o*3o N.E.. light'; fine. Bar smooth. Timaru.—3o46—N.E.,light; fine. Sea smooth. Oamabu,—3o*33-rN.E., : light ; fine. Short N.E. 30*33ttS.E„ light; fine. The time-ball may be used to-day for rating chronometers. A chronometer true on Greenwich time would show 12h. 30m.-when the ball drops. ; Any difference is "error, plus or minus, of the chronometer. The P.iLS:a..Co.’s E.M.S. Australia, Mr. Wm. Cargill commander, arrived here at 10.30 o'clock last night from Sydney via Kandavau. Her trip through- ■ out has beeh maiked with fine weather, and the vessel herself la equal to any of the splendid.boats now on the line. Her run from Kandavau to Auckland has been made in three days, thirteen and a half hours, being the fastest on record; and the run from Napier to this port has, been ,accomplished iusixteen and a half hours. Amongst her officers we missed the face of Mr. Lloyd, her old purser, he having resigned. Mr. Robert Grahame now holds that position, and to him we are indebted for,the, following report of the voyage from Sydney:—The Australia cleared Sydney Heads at 4 p.m. on Friday, the 22nd ult.; from the 23rd to the 25th experienced strong winds from N.E. toE., and ou the 28th had a,brisk gale, with high head sea; at 7 a,m. of 29th dropped anchor In Kandavau harbor and at 1.50 P,m. same date the Company’s steamer City of Sydney arrived from New Zealand ; came alongside, received Australian mails, passengers, and-cargo.-and-at-6,20- p.m. she left for San Francisco.* On the 4th Instant at 8.15 a. rn. *tho s.s. City of New York arrived inwards from San Fran-cisoo-.came alongside the'Australia, and* transhipped New Zealand portion of mails, passengers, and cargo, and at 2 p.m, cast off.and proceeded to Sydney. - Thu same hour the Australia left for Auckland, at which port she arrived at 3.30 a.m, on Sunday, the Bth Inst., after a fine run of 3. days 13} hours from Kandavau; left Auckland same day at 6.30, arriving off Napier at 2a.m. on the 10th,Inst.;, landed and received mails, passengers, and cargo;.at 6 a.m. left for. this port, arriving as above. • Two 'addresses, were presented to the captain by the passengers, one at Kandavan and the other-at Auckland, in which the food, cooking, * and cleanliness of the, vessel are favorably mentioned. The Australia will sail from this port at 8 o’clock this morning for the South. * The p.s. Luna arrived here last evening at 6 o clock from Cape Campbell, 'On the way across Captain Fairchild visited the .supposed mast of the Heversham. It was found a Httie’outside Tom’s Rock, in twelve fathoms of water,‘standing upright. A line was made fast to It ami,Us position was soon altered. On being i taken; alongside-it proved to-be a topsailyard—doubtless one ,of the Heversham’s—which, , having some loo?e gear attached to it, fouled the, bottom; ‘ and. caused it "to stand up on its end. The Luna .brought It into port, and it now Uesatthe breastwork, ,* - , „ / , , * : The Union Company s s.s. Hawea, Captain Wheeler, arrived here from Northern ports at 9.50 yesterday morning • She left the Manukan at noon bn the 7th Inst arrived at New Plymouth at 5 a.in. on the Bth ; sailed again at 6.30 a.m.. and reached Nelson at 10 n m same day: left for Picton at 11.20 a.m. on the pth ’and arrived there at 7.20 same evening : sailed at 440 a.m yesterday, and arrived here as above. Fine, weather characterised ;the run throughout. "She sailed for the South at 3.15 p.m. yesterday ■ The Union Company * s.s; Taupo, Captain Carey, from the-Soiith. arrived in harbor yesterday forenoon at 10 o’clock. She left Port Chalmers at4.3op.m.Qnthe «h and arrived at Akaroa at 8 am. on Sunday ; left at 4 p m., and arrived *at Lyttelton at 8 p.m, same day; sailed at 6 p.m. On the 9th, and arrived here as above Had fine weather, up. She sailed again for Northern porta at 1 o’clock this morning. The s.s. Napier sailed for Foxton at 8.15 p.m. yesterday. ■ ’ ‘ . . The brigantine Sarah Pile, after shipping anew iibboom, sailed yesterday morning for Westport. The p.s. Luna, sighted, her, at anchor.at the. Heads yesterday afternoon.. i , , > - ■ * *' The schooner Cynthia, for Pelorus Sound, sailed yesterday afternoon. The as. Kiwi left here yesterday at 2.30 p.m. for Castle Pobitand Napier. .*,,,„ , ' The s.s. Rangatlra. for Napier and Poverty Bay, took her departure yesterday afternoon at 5.15 p.m. The schooner Shepherdess came off the slip yesterday, after receiving a thorough overhaul. . The schooner Ruby will be taken up on Coffey and Dixon’s slip to receive an overhaul, preparatory to being employed lu the wool trade. . , *„„ The ship Waikato was taken up on the Patent Slip yesterday morning... She ,1s expected to come pff on Saturday next and then commence loading for London. Her agents notify In bhx advertising columns that all claims against the inward cargo must be rendered by noon onSaturday, otherwise ‘ho.usual penalty. Captain Carey has been appointed, .to the command of the s.s. Taupo, instead of Captain Worap, who has resigned, • Captain Lloyd takes command of the W elUngton.' ! : > i r, /..,<* ’ 1 ■ ■ The s.s. Tali arrived here yesterday morning from Foxton, and Balled again at 5130 p.m, for the West Coast. _ The ketch Falcon arrived from Blenheim yesterday morning,- Had calm weather, across. ,