SHIPPING.

New Zealand Times, Volume XXXII, Issue 4925, 5 January 1877, Page 2

SHIPPING.

PORT OF WKl,l.lN<"li)\ Bibb Watkk.— SIS a.m.: 5.41 ■■ A Kill Villi. „.,,„, Januarv 4 -Stormbird, ss., 0!) tons, Doilc from p.s-. lv>-> tons, "■»>y * „, j Mic« Passengers-Cabin: Captain and »'* Jod Tii.il Mr unci Sirs Dalev, Mom. AiPxanrcci, ><«•!■, Tanner Gr\°cs(^'Marks. Smith, and Fenton ; four in the steerage. PUminer. ngent. Tanitary 4 -Tui, s.s.'. 04'tons. Bonner, for Foxton. Kai p ara . Greenfield and Stew»rt, agents. IMPORTS. ' (A special charge i, made for consigned names ,n----tcrt-il in thi* column.] n ~„n , .. Wanzanui fromOamarn: fc*s sacks fl ur SSO Hall JTC auarter do do, 18 sacks wheat. 90 do p..1-tard%d?X£' tard%d?X£' SO no.'bran From Tirnaru : 200 sack's oats. 4 ernes furniture. 25 do castor oil. Sikourn from Waipapa: 60baleswr.nl Tui from Lvttelton: 3 cases eggs. 29 sacks flour. From'Kaikoura: 2 bales wool. 1 box. Stormbird from Wanganui: 121 bales wool. 12 cases beer, Ipkg. , Tui for Pelorus Sound : 1 truss, 0 cases. 1 pkg. 14 piiiSisWr. 1 POL 150 bars iron, 40 hrls cement, 1 crate, 1 coil rope. 1 basket. EXPECTED ARRIVALS London. - Leicester, earlv ; Himalaya, early ; .Hurnmii, early ; Adamant early. Southub.n Ports.— Wellington. othin>t.. laupo, I °No l S?nras PouTS.-Taranaki. 7th inst.; Hawea. r via the West CoAS-r.-Alhambra, 6th inst. Melbourne.- Belle, early. L o. B 15^,^,^TotT.^We';,t S ton, «th inst,, Taupo, 10 Soi'ther N Ports.-Taranaki, 7th inst. ; Hawea, TU.W via the Sou.n.-Alhambra, oth ln Sw.soN. WKBTPonT,GRBYM.H)Tii. andHokitika •' M WA B this day. Stormbird, tins d 'FoXTOS.-Napier, 6th i-st.: Tui, Bth inst Sybmky, viaNklso.t.Taranaki, axoMam'vu'. —Rotorua, 12th inst. . Napier.—Rangatira. s.s., oth inst. BY TELEGRAPH. AUCKLAND, Thursuay. Arrived : Hokianga, from Nelson. : Sailed: Taranaki for the South. PassenjcrsSaloon: For Nelson-Mrs. Opie, Messrs lay lor and iTtody For Picton- Miss Field. For Well ngton -MrsJames, Messrs. Trethewen. Waterhouse, " Booth and Goldie For iLyttelton-Rev. Horner au<l wife. Rev Potter. Miss Pollock, Messrs Kumerney, Trenhwith, andl Butler. For DunedinMessrs. Pearse. Reilly, Charmers, and McLaren.— Barque Glimpse. PORT CHALMERS, Thursday, Arrived : The three-masted schooner Dayspring, from Aneityum. South Sea Wands. PassengersCabin : Mrs. Inglis, Messrs. Read. .1. Inglw, and W. Watt. o , Sailed: The Wellington. Pa*scneers—Saloon : For Akaroa-Mr. Gill. For r.yttelton-Mr. and Mrs. Hewisson. Mr. and Mrs. Humphries Mes- ' dames McGregor, BMd, Manning. Miss lalbot. Rev. J. Fewnsson. Dr. Skae. Messrs. Wattwood, Lever, G. Butt, Howison. J. Miller, Campbell. Ctilpin, Mcßie, Cameron, Raphael. Harness GH Martin, McVome, G. Austin, and J -Letting. For Wellington—W. R. Holmes. J. StcKeniie, Sancanow, Geo. R West. Matheson Norman, Gibb,, . and Mrs. Jenkins. For Nelson-Mrs. Mark Low Messrs. Blakeley, Cameron, and Sheppardson For Manukan-Messrs. R. B Herrintt, and P. McDonald. WBATHKIt AT ft p.m. VKSTKItHAY. Barometer correiil.eil for height only ■ Auckland.-3015-NNW., light; fine. . Napier.—3C27-S.E., light: fine. Bar smooth Castlepoint.—3o2o—S.S.W., light; fine. Slight 3W \V r.ixiNOTO.v.—3o-27—S„ light; fine. Hokitika.—3o-25-S.W., light; fine. Bar good W^TFonr.—3o23 N.W., light; fine. Bar good. TiMARO.—3O-22—N.E., light -, fine. Sea smooth. Bluff.—3ols—S.E., light: fine. The s s. Stormbird, Captain Doile, arrived at the wharf at 1.30 p.m. yesterday from Wanganui. She left there at 12.15 a.m., and crossed the bar at 12.4 ? ; had fresh head winds down. The Stormbird will return to Wanginui at 8 o'clock to-night. The schooner Cynthia sailed for Pelorus Sound yesterday afternoon at 2 o'clock. The ship Jessie Readman came off the Patent blip yesterday morning, and sailed round to the wharf with the aid of her canvas and the s.s. Moa. She • was berthed at the wharf in the afternoon, where she will take in the remainder of her cargo for London. The ship Avalanche was towed round to the Patent Slip yesterday afternoon by the s.s. Stormbird. The ketch Reliance sailed for Kaipara yesterday evening at 6 o'cl«ck. . ~_ The p.s. Manawatu, Captain Harvey, from Wanganui arrived here yesterday evening at 6.20 0 clock. She sailed from Wanganui at 11 p.m. on the 3rd inst., • and crossed the bar at 11.45 p.m.; arrived at Kapiti at ' 6 am., took on board wool, and left at 11 40 a.m. Experienced fine weather with light variable wind -o Kapiti, thence till arrival fre3h head winds. The . Manawatu will return to Wanganui this evening.