SHIPPING.

New Zealand Times, Volume XXXII, Issue 4926, 6 January 1877, Page 2

SHIPPING.

PORT OF WELLINGTON. High Water.— 9.4 a.m. : 9.30 P.M. Sunday-9.50 a.m.; 10.28 p.m. arrived. —Nanier, s.s., 43 tons, Holmes, from Foxton'PasMUßors—Cabin : Mesdames Shannon, Stewart, and Knight. Messrs Standon 'nf c?owthe?’ Parrel, Scon, Dick. Baker, Brown, Booth, Crowtner, Nelson, Williams, and Douglas. Turnbull and ( 0., s.s., 78 tons, Conway, from Nelson. Passengers—Cabin : Mrs. Clarey, Messrs. Chisholm, Ansell (2), Frankland, Mackay, Cooper. Caygill, Shephenl Lnndeaur, Rudford, Mnncaster, Malmos, Buckley. Stull, ahd Hooper. Anderson, agent. BAILED. January s.—Manawatu, p.s., 103 tons, Harvey, for Wanganui. Passengers—Cabin: Mr. and Mrs. Dalay.-Mre. Coe, Misses Kemble and Poulaon, Messrs. Costall and Coe !’4 steerage. Plimmer. • Sancy I.ass, schooner, 29 tons, Callow, for Pelorus 1 a ? Doile, for Wanganui Passengsrs Cabin! Mrs. Nodder. Messrs. Harper, HaymTs, and Watt. Turnbull and Go , agentA _ Jane Klkin. ketch, 25 tons, Leslie, for Pelorus Sound. Master, agent. ipoim , IA special charge is made for consignees' names ,n----n° Foxton; 67 bales wool, 5200 ft. timber, 3 Masawatif f rdm Wan gin ui: 142 bales wool, 7 bags do. 10 empty lihds. 2 cases, 1 box, 1 pci. Murray, -from Nelson,: 106 ; bales wool, 10 kegs butter. 10 pkgs, 817 cases fruit. ' EXPORTS. „ Jane Elkin, fori Havelock: 14, Sg bags;flour; 2 cases sundries,, 2 sets truck wneus, Pelorus Sound: 60 pkgs merchandise, 9 Manawatu, for Wanganui; 7 cases, 2 pkgs, EXPECTED ARRIVALS. London. Leicester, early ; Himalaya, early: this day; Tanpo, 1 Poitm.—Taranaki, 7th inst.; Hawes. 12 MUL B noUBNi, vtA THE WEST Coa S t>AlW»*. 7th inst • „ . •/ MELBOURNE.- Bcllfl. < u'rrmtfQ PKOJECTEP OI j PA.RTU KES. Lon pon r §t. Leonards, 13th inst.: Jessu* Eeadnun, this day: Tanpo. Southern Ports,-Taranaki, 7th inst.; Hawea. 12 M^ t 0USNE, via the Sotrrit.-Alhambra, Bth Westport, Gurymodth, and Hokitika. this day : T«i. Bth inst Sybsvv. viA Nelson, Taranaki, and Manukad. -Rotorua, 12th inst. . Napirb.—Rangntira, 9th mat. Keksranou. —Lyttelton, 9th inst. BY TELEGRAPH. . LYTTELTON, Friday. Sailed: 'Wellington, for the North, at 6.35p.m. Passengers for Wellington—Mrs. Kenner, Misses Kenner (2),-Messrs. Hicons, Flavell, Radd, and Stone For Nelson: Messrs. J. Pinoger and lor Manakau: Mr. Duncan.— Seagull, for Bluff. WEATHER AT 5 P.M. VESTEUDAV. •Barometer corrected for height only. Auckland —2O TO —N.N.W., light: Napier.— 3022 N.E., fresh; fine. Bar slight SW CaSxlepoini.-3019-E.N.E„ fresh; fine. Sea moderate. '' ~ „ ■ Wei.i.inoton.—3ol6—N.W., light, fine. Hokitika -30’22-S.AY.. fresh: fine. Bar good WriTPORT. —3O 20 N.W., light; fine Bar good. TIMARU.—SO 20—N.E., light. ; fine, bea smooth. Oamaru.— 3o 05—N.E., light: fine. Sea smooth. Bluff.-29'97-S.E.. fresh: fine. Barometer falling: generally. The s a Alurrav ; arrived at the wharf yesterday from Nelson at 2.16 p.m She left there at 7oi clock the previous evening, and called in at 4 a.m. at Endeavor Inlet, Queen Charlotte Sound, where she landed seven miners to he employed m working the antimony mines there ; left at 7 a m., and arnrad here as above. Had fine weather with light winds. The Murray brings a cargo of wool and fruit. She wi'l return to Nelson and the AVest Coast to-day. The cable steamer Agnes came alongside the Queen’s wharf yesterday afternoon for the purpose of taking inja supply of fresh water. • The s.s. Stormbird and p.s. Manawatu sailed for Wanganui at 7 o’clock last evening. The ketch Jane Elkin left the breastwork for Pelorus Sound yesterday evening at 6 o’clock. The s.s Napier arrived from Foxton yesterday at 2 a.m. She left there at 1 p.m;. the previous day, and had fine weather down. She will sail this afternoon is announced to sail for Napier and Poverty Bay on Monday next. . . _ , . The New. Zealand Shipping Co, s Ocean Mail is turning out her cargo In good order. She will go from this port to Newcastle, and is expected to be despatched on the 20th inst.: i __ The Union Company's s.s. Wellington will arrive here this forenoon from Dunedin and Lyttelton, and sail again for the North in the afternoon. All claims against the ship Avalanche in respect to inward cargo must be rendered to Messrs. AV. and G. Turnbull and Co. before Tuesday, 9th inst.-