SHIPPING.

New Zealand Times, Volume XXXII, Issue 5054, 5 June 1877, Page 2

SHIPPING.

POUT OP WELLINGTON. Hum Watkh.-10.-12 a.m.: 11.12 e M AIiIUVKD. Tunk 5 Stormlird. s.s., Poile, from W anganui. SAILED. lnvr I -Kvl'V ss 'WO tnns. Anderson, for Newcastto ami Sydney/ i'ii*en K er«-Saloon : For Sydney —Mrs. Schick mill child, -Messrs. McLean, Vueoe, «!,!«. freshwater. Williams. Shiels. * : » V™.""' JlcCormack. .lames. .Stewart, Hnney, ami <■"•>>"■ For Newcastle—Mcssi.-. Iveison, Lodge, Nicholas, aim Bacchus. Turnbull and Co., agents. ,-,, f „v Hinemoa, Government s.s., 252 tons, 1 •airimililtor Lyttelton. Passengers-Saloon: His Excellency the Governor and suite. Dunedin, schooner. IW tons, Stewart, for oamaru, Master, agent. ~, . 31 limy ss 73 tons, Conwav, for Nelson, \\ export, Gieyinou'th, and llokitika. Deacon, agent. CLBAKKO OUT. June"-!.-Saucy Lass., schooner, 3(1 tons, Callow, St "I for Felorus Sound. Master, agent. mTO im. [A >vecM cfmrgt i* '»m(« /'»' fO"«l/"« s ' "■<""" '"■ seri'd in f/nV cohniiuj Napier, from Foxton: 4000 ft. sawn timber, 1 case, 2 trunk 3. , , . , ~,.„..„ Easby. from South: 13 horses, 2 ploughs 2 <1 ays. Isabella l'ratt, from Oamaru: :k,O sacks flom, .110 half do do, ISO quarter do do, 200 sacks bran, 200 do wheat,. 100 do pollard. Thames, from I'elorus Sound: 1.j,000 feet sawn t5 M b ttmv from Kelson: ;." bales wool, '2 do basils, 4 cases fruit. 7 bags onions, 1 case eggs, S bd s trees. KX TOUTS. Napier, for Foxton: 3 cases. 1 qr-cask rum, 9 cases brandy, S 3 pkgs groceries. 3 cases apples;. i! barrels 1 box tobacco, 4do cigars, 1 cask biscuits, 0 kegs ain, 9 hexes "lass 5 cases spirits, 1 churn, Id cases whisky. 10 boxes cigars? 20 bags salt, 30 sacks flour, 40 b llaucy Lass, for Pelorus Sound: 9 gunnies sitjar, 20 hags ilour. 5 do salt. 1 box pipes, 1 do spice. Knby, for Kaikoura: 1 qr-cask brandy, 1 do do whisky, 1 do do port wine. 1 keg nails, 1 cask whiting 2 jars acid, 1 box indigo, 1 cask tar. S cases syrup, 24 jars cordials. 400 empty sacks, 1 box, 2 casks, 12 brls nails 5 kegs shot, 1 case. Murray, for Nelson : 20 cases schnapps, 2o boxes candles, 1 bale leather. 2 eases lobsters. 4 do salmon For llokitika: 25 cases brandy, 25 do kerosene, 4 cases bacon, 0 kegs apples, 2 cases axes, 2 do ksli,_l no draperv, 1 grindstone, 1 tin paint, 1 safe. 4 cases iron, 2 boxe's tin, 1 bdl copper, 10 casks cement. 2, kegs. nails, 3 nests tubs. 2 bdls buckets, 1 roll zinc 1 case due 2 tins varnish, 1 drum oil, 1 case glass, 1 do bedsteads, 2 coils rope, 4 ingots tin, 3 nests eanipoveus 18 covers, 3 cases axes, 4do chairs 1 truss draper}, 1 bale do. 2 casks. For Greymouth: 4 cases, -0 kegs butter, 10 cases inilk. KXPKOTKI) AIIUIVALS. LONDOV.-Wennington, early: Queen of the West; Iloblna Dunlop ; City of Madras ; and ISroomh Soo e t*'.'.N ronn.-Taranaki, this day, Taupe, Bth in NoiiTititiiM Toi.'w-Wellington, this day; Hawea, fl Nl:wVo,-.K-.-Ocean Chief, early; Hsinore, early. I'IIO.IKOTKD DKTAUTUUKS. LoNnns.- Carnatic, early; Cliaudiere, early. MBLtiour.N'K. via thk .South.—liincurooma, oth inst. Nai'leix, Poverty Bay, Taukaxba, asd Auck-iAND.-Wanaka. 20th inst. Tfor.THEits Pouts.—Taranaki, Oth inst. Taupo, 9th Wasoasci.—Manawatu, oth inst; Stormbird, Ofch inst. , . SotrniKiiN I'oiitw.-Wellington, Hthinst.; Hawea, 9th inst. Foxtok. —Napier. 7th inst. Nki.son. Giu.vjinrrn, and llokitika. —Murray, this day. Westi'Okt and Grevmovtii.- Luna, early. Napier a.nd Povkiitv May.—Uangatira, this day. Sydney, via Xai-iei: and Auckland.— Eotorua, July 1. BY TELEGRAPH. TORT CHALMERS. Monday. Arrived: Shaw, Savill. and Co.'s shi]) Isle of Anglesca. eichty-six days from London. She brings 2000 tons of cargo, but no passengers. She spoke no Teasels during the voyage. LYTTELTON, Monday. Ar.mvKD : The Elizabeth from Auckland. Sailed: The Ladybird for the North. Passengers Saloon ; For Nelson—Mrs. .Silcock. For Taranaki - Mrs. K. A. Wills. For Auckland—Miss Mc Williams. AUCKLAND, Monday. Ax.iuved :'1 he Wanaka from the South; Annie Gamble from Lyttelton, and Atlantic from Timaru. Sailed : The Helena for Lyttelton. SYDNEY, Monday. The City of Svdney has arrived at San Francisco at contract date.'—The Tararua has arrived at Melbourne. The time-ball may be used to-day for rating chronometers. A chronometer true on Greenwich time would show 12h. 30min. when tiie ball drops. Any difference is error, plus or minus, of the chronometer. The s.s. Hinemoa left the wharf for Lyttelton shortly after 3 o'clock yesterday afternoon. The barque Glencoe was berthed at the wharf yesterday. The s.s. Easby left at 4 o'clock yesterday afternoon for Newcastle and Sydney. She had a large number of passengers. The barque Andrew Reid went down to the outer anchorage yesterday afternoon to await a breeze to -sail for Napier. ..,,., The s.s. Labybird, from the South, will arrive here this forenoon. She will sail North at noon tomorrow. The schooner Dunedin has left the port for Oamaru with a general cargo. The s.s. Wellington, from the Northern ports, is expected here this morning. She will sail for the South calling at Akaroa, at 3 o'clock this afternoon. The ship Ben Ledi is now turning out her London cargo in excellent condition. It is anticipated she will finish discharging this week. Two vessels are now due here from London, viz., the ship Wennington, which is 101 days out, and the barque Queen of the West, which is 98 days out. The s.s. Gazelle, which left on the 20th of January to search for the wreck of the General Grant, to try and procure the gold which is said to have gone down with her, returned to the Bluff on the 9th ult., after a rough passage of five days from the Auckland Islands. The following is her report:—" From every reason we believe that all doubts with regard to the position of the General Grant are at last solved. She has gone into a cave within the neighborhood of Cape iiristow. The figurehead has been found, and we were prepared to say that the long-lost treasure remains to he taken by dint of waitini for easterly weather, which on this occation it was not the Gazelle's luck to have. The scene of the wreck was not found until three weeks ago, and only two opportunities have offered to visit the spot, both of which were made use of. On the last occasion the boat was put out, and a breeze suddenly springing up the boat was smashed to pieces, and the Gazelle scudded -awav before the gale for two days, and then got into a harbor, name unknown. The «oals and provisions being almost down, it was deemed prudent to leave for the liluff, Captain Stevens and a man being left at the place. Should the owners of the Gazelle decide to send another vessel. Captain Giles feels sanguine of success. The Gazelle is now waiting orders from head-quarters at Lyttelton. The schooner Awarau was at the Auckland Islands when the Gazelle left. She had been visiting the Macquarries and islands to the south, and had met with fair success. Mr. and Mrs. Nelson, who had been on the island over twelve months, returned by the Gazelle."