SHIPPING.

New Zealand Times, Volume XXXII, Issue 4974, 2 March 1877, Page 2

SHIPPING.

PORT OF WELLINGTON. Hion Water.— 6.11 a.m. ! 0.28 P.M. ARRIVED. March I.—'Tui, s.s.. 64 tons. Bonner, from Kaikoura, Amuri, and Lyttelton. Passengers—Cabin: Messrs. Love, Cooper, Malene, Rawiori,-Mace, Bishop, and Hill. Bishop, agent. * . Stormbird, s.a., 09 tons, Doile, from Wanganui. Parscngers—Cabin : Mrs. George and two children, Mrs. Scanlan and two children, Miss-Preston, Messrs, Pallott, Bamford, Short, Redmond, Vaughan, Willis, Slater, Fraser, Bundle, Riinie, Bonier, Young Cockrell, Rogers, and Captain Sharp; 4 steerage. Turnbull and Co., agents. ' , , Lyttelton, p.s., S« tons, Scott, from Blenheim. Passenger—Cabin: Mr. Chuck. Deacon, agent. Kahuna, schooner, 39 tons, Maule, from Pelorus Souni Mclntyre and Co., agents.

SAILED. March I.— Floral Star, three-masted brigantine, 240 tona, Evans, fer Lyttelton. Master, agent. Stormbird, s.s., 69 tons, Doile, for Wanganui. Passcngers—Cabin; Rev. Mr. Ross, Messrs. Shatter, Croker, Shand. and Lucas. Turnbull and Co., agents. Dayspiing, three-masted schooner. 159 tons. Braithwaite, for Auckland. Passengers—Mr. and Mrs. Inglis, Mr. and Mrs. Watt, Mrs. Braithwaite, and 5 Aneityumese. Turnbull and Co., Agents. IMPORTS. (.1 special charge is made /or consignees' names in«rl*d in this column.] The following goods were consigned to W. & G. Turnbull & Co., ex Adamant, from London : 270 drums linseed oil. 30 casks whiting. 60 casks soda crystals, 14 casks white lead, 3' casks and 20 kegs putty, 15 crites Bottles, 8 bales corks, 40 casks and 20 cases currants, 40 cases red herrings, 10 cases kippered herrings, 30 kegs and 8 barrels salt herrings, 50 cages milk, 200 boxes Eleroo and Valencia ralsi s. 50 cases sardines, 64 boxes window glass, SO boxes tin plates, 72 cases galvanised iron, 103 kegs nails, 5 cases twine. 10 cases candled peel, 25 cases marmalade, 20 cases jams, 10 casks sulphate of copper. 24 dozen galvanised buckets, 14 nests galvanised tubs, 150 boxes Price's candles, 1 case essences, 15 cases carry powder, 10 cases jelly, 15 casks Barcelona nuts, 15 casks almonds and Brazil nuts, 10 cases groats, 5 cases barley, 20 cases dates, 20 Cases cornflour, 5 oases biscuits, 9 cases baking powder, 3 cases blackleadw-fl' cases soap powder, 10 kegs Unseed, 5 casks alum. 20 kegs canary seed, 3 kegs rape seed, 5 cases liquorice,. 5 casks tumblers. 20 qr-casks and 12 octaves Sandeman's port wine. 100 cases Henke’s schnapps, 125 cases Barnett’s Old tom 20 qr-casks rum, ISO casks Tennent’s ale, 8 qr-casks Martell’s brandy, 350 cases Hennessy’s pale brandy. . , . ' . „ The following goods were consigned to W. & G. Turnbull k Co., ex Huuunui, from London : 160 casks Tennent's bottled ale. The following goods were consigned to W. k G. Turnbull k Co., ex F.asev, from Sydney:— 62 tons Sydney refined sugar, 2 tons treacle. The following goods were consigned to W. & G. Turnbull & Co., ex Tararua, from Hobarton

150 cases Johnson's jams. The following goods were consigned to W. k G. Turnbull k Co., ex William Cobb, from New York:—

65 cases corn flour, 50 cases sarsaparilla, 60 cases oysters, 40 casks plaster, 20 cases milk, 20 cases axe bandies, 7 cases pick and adze handles, 8 casks pegs, 4 eases t neks, 3 cases shovels, 50 cases axes, 5 cases scales, 26 cases tobacco, 100 boxes pegs, 30 pkgs tubs aud buckets. 750 cases oil, 40 cases turpentine, 153 cases chairs, 33 dozen washboards, 6 cases painkiller, 40 cases lobsters. .

The following goods were consigned to W. k G. Turnbull k Co., ex Rakaia, from London : 110 cases Blood’s bottled stout. William Cobb, from New York*32oo cases kerosene, 40 do turpentine. 200 do chairs, 60 do oysters, 20 do milk, 84 do handles, 40 brls plaster. 53 cases starch. 100 do sarsaparilla, 8 brls shoepegs, 4 cases trucks, 3 do shovels, 60 do axes, 40 do lobsters, 6 do painkiller, 26 do tobacco, 100 do clothespins, 32 pkgs washboards, 20 do tubs, 12 do pails, 10 cases turpentine, 2 do shovels. 2 do wrenches, 6 do hatchets, 3 do saws. 3 do tools, 1 do stone, 10 do turpentine. 3 do axes, 5 do carriage ware, 1 do screws, 79 boxes chairs, 1 pkg nails, 1 box cards, 28 do axes and tools, 1 case books, 214 oars. 48 cases axes, 14 rock churns, 8 cases wringers, 1 do hammers, 1 do braces, 2 do plumbs and levels, 1 do bits, 1 case shovel handles, 2 pkgs blocks, 1 case wrenches, 2 cases shovels, 3 do saws, 10 do nails, 3 pkgs hardware, 25 do clothespins, 6 do pails, 12 do tubs, 25 cases milk, 25 do Stoughton bitters, 11 do painkiller, 5 do tricopherous, 25 do Florida water, 10 do starch, 80 do sarsaparilla, 10 do tobacco, 10 qr-tierces do, 1 case hooks, 1 do stone, 6 barrels rosin, 2 cases wringers, 2 do scales, 22 do carriageware, 1 brl do, 12 bdls shafts and bars, 12 do poles; 2 do wood. 30 planks, 30 cases clothespins, 17 cases hatchets. 4 do picks. 1 do forks, 1 cask pumps, 2 do clocks. 1 do harness, 3 do handles, 20 kegs nails, 3 cases do, 3 do saws, 1 handblower, 3 cases trucks, 2 pkgs lampware, 3 do hardware, 6 do carriageware, 10 rims. 10 qr-tierces, 1 case spring elothespegs, 1 case harness, 2 do waggonware, 20 cases turpentine, 46 do chairs, 2 do shovels, 2 do lochs, 30 do sarsaparilla, 20 do lobster, 1 cask pnmpa. 30 do tricopherous, 30 pkgs tubs, 7 pkgs churns and tracks. Marie, from New York; 49 cases carriageware, 6 do hardware, 301 ash planks, 10 bdls boards, 117 cases, 1 box, 2 iron transoms, 100 cases oil, 1 plainer, 3 boxes, 66 cases chairs, 25 do Florida water, 5 bdls poles, 13 do shafts. 24 pcs planks. From Dunedin: 500 sacks bran, 897 sacks oats, 50 do barley, 40 bags do, 30 sacks oatmeoL.4o bags pearl barley, 500 casks pement. Stormbird, from Wanganui: 31 bales wool, 1 pkg, 238 sacks flour.

Tui, from Lyttelton: 15 cases biscuits, 7 do bacon, 7do cheese, 07 sacks oats. From Amnri :94 bales wool. From Kaikoura: 8 baits wool, 23 sacks potatoes, 4 casks empties. EXPORTS.

Tui, for Foxton : 104 pkgs, 1 bale leather, 9 cases, 10 bags, 10 sacks flour, 2 cwt tallow, 1 tip-cart, 28 thrust blocks, 16 washers, 1 case, 1 cask, 1 sack grass seed. 16 bags flour, 1 gunnle sugar, 1 hf-chest tea, 1 qr-cask rum, 1 hf-chest tea, 2 cases ale, 4 barrels do, 2 cases brandy. EXPECTED ARRIVALS. London. —Pleione, early ; Northampton, early. SouTiiKiiN Pouts.— Taupo, 3rd inst. ; Wanaka, 7th inst.; Taranaki, Bth inst. Northern Pours.—Hawea, 6th inst.; Wellington, 10th inst. Melbourne.—Anthons, early.

New York.— William Cobb, early. Melbourne, via tub South. —Alhambra, this day. Napier and Poverty Bay.—Rangatira, 4th inst. . PROJECTED DEPARTURES. London.- Ocean Mail, early ; Avalanche early. Noutukiin Pouts.— Taupo, 3rd Inst.; Taranaki, Bth Inst. Southern Forth.— Hawes, 6th inst.; Wellington, 10th inst. Wanoahui. Manawatu, this day; Stormbird, Eth Inst. Melbourne, via the South. Alhambra, this day. Blenheim.—Lyttelton, this day. Newcastle.—Leicester, dally. Nelson, Westport. (liievmoutii, and Hokitika —Charles Edward, 3rd inst. Lyttelton and Port Chalmers.—Rotorua, this day. Foxtos.—Napier, this day. Newcastle.—Easby, this day. Blenheim.—Falcon, this day, Napier, Poverty Bay, Tauranoa, and Auckland, —Wanaka, 7th inst. Napier.—Rangatira, 6th inst. BY TELEGRAPH. HOKITIKA, Thursday. Sailed : Tararna, for Sydney. AUCKLAND, Thursday. Arrived; Ship Oxford, from London, with 239 immigrants, equal to 207 i adults. No deaths. Joseph Foster, a passenger, will be proceeded against for false declarations, representing a woman travelling with him as his wife, whereas ;he left [his wife and family in England. LYTTELTON, Thursday. Sailed; Taranaki, for the South, at 1.30; Easby, for the North, at 4,30 p.m.; Star of the South,-for Napier, at 6 p.m. PORT CHALMERS, Thursday. , Arrived : Wild Wave, brig, from Hobarton. Sailed: Christian McAusland,./or Hongkong.— Southern Cross, Mission schooner, for Wellington. Hawea, for North.--Passengers for Wellington: Mr. find Mrs. Wheeler and child, Mrs. Charlton and child, Messrs. Joyce, W. Cooper, Charlton, Stewart. For Nelson; Eer. Mr. Johnston, J. Bromley. For San Francisco: Mr. Mitchell. WEATHER AT 6 p.m. yKSTEHDAY. Barometer corrected for height only. Auckland.— 30 22—W.N.W., light; fine. Napier.— 3o'24—N.E., light; fine. Bar smooth. CabtlepolNT. —3o'2l—N.B., fresh ; stormy. Sea moderate. Weixinoton.— 3o'2o—N.N.W., light; fine. : Hokitika.— 3o'3o—S.W., fresh; fine. Sea smooth. Westport. —3o 26—5. W., fresh; fine. Sea smooth. Timaru.— 3olo—S. W.. fresh ; fine. Sea smooth, Oamabd.— 3o 06—Calm, gloomy. Sea smooth. Blupp.— ,29‘os—S.W., fresh ; cloudy. The Eakala discharged her cargo of powder yesterday, and sailed up to the wharf In the afternoon. The Rotorua, from Sydney via the East Coast, should arrive here to-day. She will sail South In the afternoon. The William Cobb has been berthed at the wharf, and will commence to discharge to-day. The s.s. Easby will sail for Newcastle direct this afternoon. The Alhambra ought to be in port this morning from Melbourne via the West Coast. She is announced to sail for Melbourne via the Soutii this afternoon. The s.s. Stormbird left Wanganui at 11.45 p.m. on Wednesday, crossed the bar at 12.15 a.m., and arrived here at 12.30 p.m. yesterday. She returned to Wannoui At 6 p.m, ‘We understand that Captain Yule, of the brig Neptune, intends retiring from sea life, and will consequently resign before the Neptune leaves port. Captain Chadwick, of the Anne Melhuisb, will take his place, and the chief officer of that vessel, Mr. Johnston, has been promoted to take charge of her. The Minion schooner Dayspring left this part for Auckland yesterday at noon. The pji. Lyttelton left Blenheim at 6 a.ra. yesterday, crossed the bar at 8 a.m., and arrived here at 4 p.m. Experienced fine weather, with smooth sea. Her cargo consists of 141 bales wool for the ship ATAlanchei, The s.s. Hinemoa will sail to-day at noon for Hokitika direct, where she will take prize-firing representatives on board and convey them to their homes. She still leave there on Sunday. The s.s. Tul left Lytteltoa at 6.30 p.m. on the 27th, and arrived at Amuii Bluff at daylight on the 23th; sailed at 2.30 p.m., and arrived at Kaikoura at 4 p.m.; left again at 7 p.m., and arrived here at 7.80 a.m, yesterday. Experienced light easterly winds throughUts The Floral Star, Captain Evans, sailed last evening for Lyttelton, where she has secured a lucrative freight for Adelaide. When the s.s. Tui was leaving the wharf yesterday evening for Foxton. the rope which was holding her from going astern slipped out of the ring, and the

steamer’s machinery being in motion at the time it fouled the propeller and wound round the snail. One of the crew went down and succeeded in cutting a considerable portion of it off; but the rope had got in between the shaft and the ruddcrpqst, and• were employed all this morning in getting it on. Xiie Tui was expected to make another start at G o ciock this morning. .