SHIPPING.

New Zealand Times, Volume XXXI, Issue 4877, 8 November 1876, Page 2

SHIPPING.

PORT OF WELLINGTON. Bios Water.—B.3 A.M.; 8.35 p.M. > ARRIVED. November 7.—Wakatlpu, s.s., 1158 tons, Cameron, from Lyttelton and Port Chalmers. 1 Saloon; Mrs. Lightrchiendel. Mrs. Harding and family. Miss McKay, Messrs. Blddol, Darling, Kingaford, Oxley, and Ivory; lin the steerage. Levin and Auroral schooner, 62 tons, Komerll, from the East Coast Pearce. a?ent - ■ • ■ ~ , Stella s.s., 158 tons, Johnston, from Auckland Reward, schooner. S 3 tons, Westlake, from Havel°AgnO3/^s?,r’s6oMon9. Sims, from Cook Strait. SAILED. -November T.—Wakatlpu. s.s., 1158 tons, Cameron, for Sydney. Passengers—Saloon: Mr. and Mrs. Burns, Mr. Von Dsdelyon, and Dr. Dunkley; 4in the steerage. Devin and Co..agents. Easby.s.s., 009 tons. Kennedy, for Lyttelton and Port Chalmers. Passengers—Saloon: Mrs. Brandpn andohUd. Mrs. Cox, Miss Edwards, Messrs. McKay, Wlckcs, Cox, Hyde. Finch. Atkinson, Winchester, and Armstrong. Turnbull and Co., agents. RangaUra. s.», ISW tons, Evans, for Napier and rdverty Bar. Passengers- Saloon: Mr. and Mrs. Evkes and 8 children, Mrs, Vincent, Mrs Newman, Messrs. Patterson, Sand, Pallott, Mahoney, Moorhouse, and Common. Plimmer. agent. Falcon, ketch, 37 tout, Fisk, for Blenheim. Turnbull and Co., agents. „ , Dido, cutler, S 3 tons. Shilling, for Blenheim. Tntubnll and Co..agents'. Aspssla, schooner, 45 tons, Thompson, for the East Coast. Pearce, agent. ■ - ■ • CLEARED OUT. November 7.—Young Dick, schooner, ICS tons. Arm it, fer -! Hoharton. Passengers—Cabin; Mrs. Armit, Mr. McKeOwn. Beck and Tonks, agents. Edwin Bassett,' barque, SSW tons. Foster. for .Newcastle. Passengers—Cabin: Miss Bonner, Messrs. Hardlie, Borrett, and Jenkins. Williams, agent. Hannah Barratt. schooner, 57 tons, Renner, for Lyttelton. < Master, agent.: r IMPORTS. „ ' Wakatlpu, from Dunedin: 80 boxes soap, Zohrab and Co. From Lyttelton :14 cheese, Sidey : 2 horses. Brown ; 60 sacks mail. Order: 2 cases. Crease-; 13 kegs nails, Dawson: 1 case. Love. .. EXPORTS. . :■ , - Hannah Barratt, for Lyttelton: 200 telegraph poles, l 7 eases, 10 coils wire. Telegraph department. ■ < •Easby. for Lyttelton : 1 box, Plimmer, Reeves, and Co.; lease, 48 rolls matting, Turnbull and Co.; 1 case, 1 truss; Thompson, Shannon, and Co.; 1 parcel, Claytons cases drapery, Stuart and ■o. ■ ' • Rangatlra, for Napier: 16 cases. Bishop: 0 do, 65 drums, 18 casks, 1 roll, 6 drums, Levin and Co.; 5 hichcsts tca, 20 boxes, 110 gunnies sugar, 89 pkgs, 1 case, Turnbull and Co.: 10 bales. Murray, Common, and Col; T box. Jacob Joseph and Co.: 43 pkgs, Johnston ; 2 pkgs. Wilderbrandt; 2 pkgs. I anks: 4 bales, Johnston ; 1 pd, Taylor: 3 cases. Mills : 2 do. Pilcher ; 6 cases. Hargetts ;-310 pkgs. Levin and Co.: 1 bale. Dean; 6 cases, 2 pkgs. Barrand; 1 pci. Lyon ana Blair: 8 cases. Griffiths; 1 do. Dawson: 13 pkgs. Railway department: 21 pkgs, Pearce: 1 casting, Robertson; 100 sacks flour, Bannatyne ;11 cases fruit, Barlow -2 pkgs, Dawson; 10 cases claret, Dransfleld. For. Poverty Bay: 1 pkg, Hirst and Co.; 1 pump. Levin; 1 case, 18 pkgs, Turnbull: 1 pci. Bishop. EXPKtITKD ARRIVAL* London. Howrah, ship, early ; Ocean Mail, ship, early; Avalanche.ship, early; Leicester, ship, Southern Ports. Ladybird, s.s., 10th Inst.; Tanpo, s.s., 12th instant. ■ ■ _ Northern Ports.—Wellington. 10th inst.; Hawes, a s.. 14th instant. . , . Wanganui.—Manawatu, p.s.. this day: Napier, S.s., this day. East Coast.—Kiwi, a s., this day. Nelson.—Kennedy, s.s., 12th Inst. . Melbourne, via the SoUTH.--Albambra, s.s., 10th Inst. PRO.IECTED DEPAIITIMIKS. London.- Zealandia, ship, 25th Inst.; Waikato, ship, thismonth. l - . ... . . , , . Southern Ports. —Wellington, s.s., lOth-instant; Hawes, s.s.. 14th Inst. .... . . - . Northern Forth.—Ladybird, 8.5., 10th instant; Taupo, 8.8., 12th instant. . Melbourne via the South. Alhambra, s.s., 10th lust. s ',i ■ ■■ ’ . # , Castlepoint and Napier.—Kiwi, B,B.,this day. Kaisodra andLytthlton.—Tol, s.s.; 9th inst. Foxton. —Napier, a.s., this day. Nelson, Westport, Grevmouxh, and Hokitika. - Kennedy, ».s., 13th inst.

BY TELEOBA PB. AUCKLAND, Tuesday. ' Akritsd : Wellington, from the South, at 1 p.m, NELSON, Tuesday. Sailed ; The barquentine Annie S. Hall for Lyttelton. BLUFF, Tuesday. ’Abbtvkd: Albion, 5.5.,-at 8 a.m,, from Dunedin.' She sailed at 6 p.m. - LYTTELTON, Tuesday. Aitnmss: John Knox, from Wellington ; Malay, barque, from Hobarton. '1 Saulkd : Maori, s.s.. for Port Chalmers, at 4.30 p.m. WEATHEIt AT 6 p.m. VItST’KIIDAY. : ■ Barometer corrected for height only. Aucku.ni>. —2970 —N.W., light; hue. Names.— 29'6o -Calm : gloomy. Much swell. Castlepoint.—29-53—E.5.E., fresh ; gloomy. Sea ’ rough'. . Wrr.r.THGTON. —29‘6O—N, W., light : gloomy. Hokitika.— 29'oß—3.W.. fresh: fine Bar good. Wkstpokt.— 29 08- 8.W.. light: fine. Bar good. TimabO.—29-62—N.E.. light; fine. Sea moderate. ‘OAMABt;—29-47—N.E., fresh ; fine. Sea moderate. Biorp.—29-47—3.E. gale: cloudy. -The Union Company's s.s. Wakatlpu, Captain A. Cameron, arrived in port yesterday forenoon at 11.15, from Southern ports. She left Pert. Chalmers at 2.40 p.m. on the £th lust., and arrived at Lyttelton at 7.30 • a.m. on the 6tb: left that port same evening, and cleared the Heads in 40 minutes; had strong head winds "till passing Cape Campbell, when moderate easterly winds prevailed, and continued so till arrival he>e as above. ;She left the wharf at 3 o'clock yesterday afternoon for Sydney direct. ' The'schooners Beward, from Havelock, timber ■ -laden, and Aurora, from the East Coast, with a cargo of wool, arrived here yesterday. The Government steamer Stella arrived here yesterday'morning from her first trip on the coast of New Zealand. Her voyage down from onehunga has been marked by some severe weather, which commenced at 12 o'clock on Saturday night last, when a gale from the S.B. broke ont, and bv daylight next morning it ' had Increased to hurricane force, accomnanied with as high running sea. The little steamer behaved as w -11 as might be expected under the circumstances, though proving, as we stated on her arrival here, to be too top heavy. However.- despite the unfavorable weather, she made reasonable progress, and arrived in the French Pass At 7 a.m. on Sunday, where she anchored in company with her bigger sister, the Hinemoa, which vessel had likewise to bring up, owing to the heavy . weather.,, AH night the wind blew as fierce as ever. -* blit next niorning (Monday) it had "abated somewhat Thetwo skippers then exchanged Boats, Captain Fair'child taking the' Hinemoa and Captain Johnston ■ ‘taking the Stella. At 10 o’clock that morning the , latter vessel left for this port, but the weather in the ’ Strait being found too heavy, and a very high sea still running, she was obliged to take shelter under Cape ’ Koamoroo, where she remained at anchor till 6 o’clock : yesterday morning, when a start was made for Wellington, arriving as above.. The Stella went round to the Patent Slip yesterday to receive an overhaul. i Messrs. Beek And Touts yesterday receive 1 a telegram from Lyttelton stating that the barque Malay had arrived there from Hobarton. The sji. I'angatlra left here at 4.30 p.m. yesterday for Napier and Poverty Bay. . . . i The cutter Dido and ketch Falcon sailed for .Blenheim yesterday. ~; .. _ * , • ,L The s.s. Easby .departed for Lvttel'on and Fort Chalmers yesterday afternoon at 5.15. . ’ It will perhafia interest masters of vessels and others to know the spot where the buoy which marks the , end of the new cable lays. It is situated six miles fro* " Pcncarrow Lighthouse, bearing N.F.. i N. from that point, and from Sinclair Head N.W.