SHIPPING.

New Zealand Times, Volume XXXII, Issue 5076, 30 June 1877, Page 2

SHIPPING.

PORT OF "WELLINGTON. Hian Watkh.—7.lß a.m. : 7.36 r M Sunday—7.oo a.m.; 8.8 p.m. ARRIVED.

June 29.—Robin Hood, brig, 2»7 tons, Paton, from Newcastle. "Williams, agent. Cynthiu. schooner, 55 tons, "Welsh, from Pelorus Sound. Greenfield and Stewart, agents. Thames, ketch, 22 tons, Hunt, from Pelorus Sound. Master, agent. , . Lyttelton, p.s., 80 tons, Scott, from Blenheim. Passengers—Cabin: Messrs. "Wilson, Baker, and Craig. Deacon, agent. SAILED. June 29.—Arawata, s.a., 623 tons, Underwood, for Melbourne, via the South. Passengers—Salson : For Melbourne—Mr. and Mrs. Petford, Mrs. Johnston, Messrs. Gamble and Brown. For Coast—Captain Monk, Messrs. Pollock, Leo, and Rhodes. Bishop, agent. Edwin Baisett, barque, 397 tons, Foster, for N eweaitle, "Williams, agent. Amaranth, schooner, 51 tons, Campbell, for Onehunga. Mclntyro and Co., agents. Manawatu, p.s., 103 tons, Harvey, for Wanganui. Passengers—Cabin : Mrs. Browne and Mr. Brown ; four in the steerage, I'limmor, agent. Lyttelton, p.s., 86 tons, Scott, for Kekerangu. Deacon, agent. . June 39.—Easby, s.s., OG7 tons, Anderson, for Newcastle and Sydney. Passengers Saloon : Mrs. Lewis; ten in the steerage. Turnbull ami Co., agents. CLEARED OUT. June 29.—Queen of the "West, barque. 4K3 tons, Dalrymple, for Levukn. Passengers—Cabin : Mrs. Dalrymplo and two children. Levin and Co.. agents. IMPORTS. [A ipecial chargt is made for consignees' names inurU& in thit column.} Cynthia, from Pelorus Sound: 39,100 feet sawn Rose of Eden, from Pelorus Sound: 20,000 feet »awn timbor. Thames, from Pelorus Sound: 15,700 feet sawn timber. . , , Easby, from Sydney: 0 bales, 21 cases, 1 pair wheels, 500 sacks maize, G tip-carts, 2 drays, 3108 piocos timber. From Newcastle : 400 tons coal. Carlotta, from Nowcastlo : 418 tons coal. Lyttolton, from Wairoa : OS bales wool, 8 bags onions, 7 bales tow, 1 bag, 1 truss, 3 pkgs. Robin Hood, irom Newcastle: 500 tons coal. Eangatira, from Napier: 1 trusJ, 2 pkgs, 4 do leather.) EXTORTS. Quocn of the 'Wost, for Levuka: 70 cases preserved meats, valuo £152. Lyttelton, for Kekerangu : 40 bags flour, 42 sheets iron, 490 feet timber, C pieces do, 4 piocos load, 1 coil binding wire, 2 boxes. Arawata, for South : 21 cases, 1 tru3S drapery, 5 pkgs do, 2 bales, 1 pel, 8 empties. Manawatu, for Wanganui: 3 gunnies sugar, 4 qrcask3 wine, 10 cases geneva, 4 bales, 12 kegs nails, 20 grindstones, 3 kegs, 14 cases, 64 pkgs, 2 casks, 30 cases kerosene, 0 trasses, 1 roll leud, 4 boxes.

KXPISCTJSD AKKI VA LS. London.—Eobina Dunlop, City of Madras, Broomhall, Glenlyon, and Ornri, early. SiNOAroß.E.—East Lothian, early. London, via Otacio.—Taranaki, early. Sodturhh Ports.— Hawea, 4th July. ' Northern Ports.—Taranaki, Ist July; Taupo, Bth July. New York.—Ocean Chiof, early: Llslnore, early. PROJECTED DKPAKTUEES. London.- Chaudiere, early. Melbourne, via the Soutii.—Eingarooma, sth July. Northern Ports.—" Wellington, this day; Hawea, 4th July. , T , m Soutiictn Ports.—Taranaki, 2nd July; Taupo, Bth July. Napieb.—Rangatira, this day. Sydney, via Na?ieh and Auckland.— Eotorua, this day. "Wancianui.—Manawatu, 2nd July. Casilepoint and Napier.—Kiwi, this day. Nelson.—Eingarooma, 2nd July. WEsiroßT and Gheymouth.—Luna, this day. Bleniieiji.—Lyttolton, 2nd July. Foxton.—Tui, this day ; Napier, 2nd July. Nelson, Wimtpoiit, Giihymoutij, and Houitika. —Murray, 7th July.!

BY TELEGRAPH. AUCKLAND, Friday. Sailed : Charybdis, for Mercury Bay and Lyttelton.

POET CHALMERS, Friday. Sailed : Eingarooma. Passenger—Cabin : Mr. Hajorlbank.

LYTTELTON, Friday.

Sailed : Stella, for Port Chalmers. Eotorua, for North, at S p.m. Passenger—Cabin : For AVellington —Mr. Klrker.

GEEYMOTJTH, Friday

Tho schooner Crest of the AVavo, coal laden for Timarn, which was towed out to sea yesterday, returnod to port to-day making seventeon inches of water per hour. She will require to partly discharge her cargo before repairs can be effected.

The brig Kobin Hood, Captain Paton, from Newcastle, arrived here at 4 o'clock yesterday morning. Slie left there on tho 10th inst., and had S.W. wind for the first portion of the voyage, which subsequently hauled into tho southward, anil continued till making the land. The schooner Bonnie Lass has now to be set down amongst the long list of "missing" vessels. She was on a trip from Lyttelton to Nolson with a cargo of produce, and commenced her voyage on the 4th April last. Sho was seen next day in a gale ; but since then nothing has been heard of her. The Bonnie Lass was owned at Nelson by Mr. D. Gilbertson, and was in chargo of Captain Aitkon. "We understand she was uninsured. Tho a.s. Eingarooma, with tho Suez mail on board, is expected to arrive hero on Sunday morning. Thop.s. Manawatu sailed tor AVanganui at 6 p.m. yesterday. Tho s.s. Tui left Kaikoura at 10.10 a.m. yesterday, but had to put back owing to a strong N.E. wind. She will probably show up this morning. Sho will sail for Foxton in tho afternoon.

The schooner Cynthia left Pelorus Sound on Thursday, and arrived hero at 4 a.m. yesterday. The barquo Carlotta and brig Eobin Hood wore berthed at the wharf yesterday afternoon. The steamer Arawata sailed for Melbourne via tho South with tho outward Suez mail at 2.4 fl o'clock yesterday afternoon. Wo understand that tho steamer Stormbird will commence the first of her East Coast trading trips on Tuesday next. The Eangatira, which loaves to day for Napier, Is expected back on Tuesday, and will then bo laid up to receive tho new compound engines, full particulars of which wo have previoxisly published.

Tho ketches Elizabeth and Thames arrived here from Pelorus Sound yesterday, timber laden. A telegram received by tho Press Agency stated that tho N.Z.S. Company's ship Wanganui passed Otago Heads yesterday morning, bound to Lyttelton from London

The s.s. Eangatira wont round to tho Patent Slip yesterday morning, and came off again in the afternoon, after having tho propeller re-sliippcd on the shaft. She is expected to sail for Napier direct this afternoon.

The s.s. Eotorua will sail for Sydney, via Auckland and Napier, this afternoon. Tho steamer Easby was discharging her cargo of coal up to midnight last night, and sho proceeded to Newcastlo and Sydney at an early hour this morning. Tho iron barquo Primera is tho vessel which tho N.Z.S. Company intend placing on the berth hero as tho last wool ship of tho season in this port. She is at Lyttolton now discharging her London cargo, and is expected up here next week.

NOTICES TO MARIS PES. Customs Department (Marine Branch). Wellington, 25th Juno, 1877. Notioo has been rcceivod from the Napier Harbor Board that, on and after the Ist July next, a green light will be exhibited between sunset and sunriso on the northern extremity of the Western Pier of tho Napier Harbor works now in coxirse of construction. The green light on the end el the eastern pier will continue to bo shown as at present.—Geo. McLean. TOUT OF BUNKCIN. Notlco Is hereby given that, on and after the Ist day of July next, special tide signals will bo shown on tho Port Chalmers flagstaff to denoto tho minimum depth of water in the south Channel of tho Upper Harbor from the first-quarter flood until high water. Tablos of tho signals to be used can be obtained at tho Harbor Offices, JDuncdin and Port Chalmers.—Wx. Thomson, Harbormaster,