SHIPPING.

New Zealand Times, Volume XXXII, Issue 5106, 4 August 1877, Page 2

SHIPPING.

PORT OF WELLINGTON. Hum AVatkr.—ll.ll a.m. ; 11.59 P M Sunday a.m. ; 0.47 p.m. ARRIVED. , ' August 3.— Wakatipu, s.s.. 1158 tons, Cameron, from Sydney. Tassengers-Saleon: Mrs. feoiithorn and Mr. Hillard; G steerage; and 35 for other ports. Xa Z^oo C ra °a, tons, WMtburn from NeJson. Passengers—Saloon: Mrs. and Miss Moeller, Mr v and JW. Johns, Messrs. Hamilton, N. Edwards, Bnrnes/Eakes, Munro, and Jack; 4 steerage. Bishop, aE Wallnce,p.s., S 6 tons, Dillon, from Nelson and West Coast norts. Passengers—Cabin. Mrs. Arcner, Miss McHugh, Captain Levy. Messrs. Allen, Sut^ r ' laS. Allen Cameron, McNeill, and Dawson, and 3 C^Ua^sSnerfs'o'tons, Welsh from Pelorns Sound. Greenfleld ami Stewart, agents. _ Star of the Sea. schooner, 30 tons, Turner, irom, “ilMden CMioone?29 tons, Allen, from Pelorns Sound. Master, agent. SAILED. AuoustS. —Ringarooma, s.s., 623 tons, Whitburn, for Melbourne via the South. Passengets T oaloon: For Melbourne: Airs. Hogg, “mshl MeKen:Cottcreu’ and Hutchison. For Coast: Mr. and Airs Cottcreu, Miss Dowd, and Mr. Hooper Bishop, Agent ~ Aurora, schooner, 5G tons, Eomeril, for Last Coast. sdiooner, 43' tons; Bailey, for Waitara. M Risby, a fohooner, 24 tons! Dalton, for Kaikoura. Bethuue and Hunter, agents. ’ CLEARED OCT. _ August 3.—Napier, s.s., 43 tons, Fisk, lor Blenheim. Passengers—Cabin : Messrs. Webb, 1 ell, and Master Fisk. Turnbull and Co„ agents. _ ■ Eobina Dunlop, barque, 49S tons, Graham, for Batavia. N.Z.S. Co., agents. IMPORTS. [A special charge is made for consignees’ names in«r<«i in this column.} ■ ■ Wakatipu, from Sydney : 1 hhd brandy, -0 qr-casks do, 3 boxes silver coin (B 700), 24 sashweights, 200 ' spokes, 100 felloes, 409 boxes fruit, 1 bale leather, 36 cases, 3 casks, 4 stoves, 8 pkgs and .boxes 6 tip carts, 736 gunnies sugar, 50 cases-kerosene, -2 casks coffee, 10 hhds ale, 70 boxes tea, 10 hf-chests-do, 10 chests do, 130 cases fruit. ! Marmion, from Kaipara; 65.000 ft. timber. ■Wallace, from Nelson: 100 bags malt, 12 cart boxes, 25 bales, wool, 1 box, 1 case, 1 do wine. EXPORTS. ; Ruby, for Kaikoura: 10 cases geneva, 20 boxes tea, 40 mats sugar, 7. boxes soap, 3 cases groceries. 2 bags nuts. 1 case drapery. 1 do apparel. 1 sack onions, 1 case: confectionery, Xdo biscuits, I cask,do, 3 pkgs stationery. 2 ; \ « u _ ™ Napier, for Blenheim: 200 spokes, 100 felloes, 10 casks, 18 hhds. 24 cases sundries,'so cases brandy, M pkgs sundries, 4 kegs staples, $0 sacks flour, 1 case biscuits, 2 safe doors; 33 pkgs grocenes. 1 cask blacking, 0 kegs nails, 4 parcels, 1 bag, 8 boxes. - EXPECTED A.RRIVjVBS. LoNDoN.-Glenlyon Orari (P.G.8.D.), and Endymion (J.K.T.N.), early. _*• - Singapore.—East Lothian (V.K. J.Q), early. London, via Otaoo.—Taranaki, early. M'-.w Yokk.—Silas Fish, early. ‘ . SouioitiiN Fours.—Hawea. this day Northern Ports.—Taupo, Bth inst. Sydney, vrA Napier and Auckland.—Rotorua, 17tb inst. ' "~. -c Melbourne and HDbarton .via the .South. Tararua, 13th inst. --- ~,, , . Melbourne,, via West Coast.— : Albion, 16th inst. Melbourne.— Yming Dick/early ■. • ’ • 1 - Dunedin.—Estelle, early ~ New York via Port Chalmers.—Elsinore, early. ■ PRO-1 ECTED DEPARTURES. ' ' London.- Primera, early. , •; Northern Ports. —Hawea, this day. Southern Ports.—Wakatipu, this day ; Taupo, Bth inst.' . . _ ... . , Westport and Grevmouth.—Luna, 6th inst. Napier. Poverty Bay, Tauranga, and AuckI.: -■ t>. —Tanno. 17th inst. . Nelson, Westport.,Greymodth, and Hokitika. —Wallace, this day. ■ '■ >. . ’ • . , Castlepoint AND Napier.—Kiwi, 6th inst. Kaikoura and Lyttelton,—Tui, Gth.inst. Nelson, AVestport, Greymodth,and Hokitika. —Tararna. 13th inst. Hoeabton and Melbourne, via the South. — Albion, 17th inst. BY TELEGRAPH. LYTTELTON. Friday. Sailed: Hawea, for the North, at 5:40 p.m. Passengers for Wellington—Mrs. and Miss A elford, Mrs. C. P. Halbert and child. Dr. Rose. Messrs. Rose Brothers (3), Brownell, and W. H. Clayton. The schooners Cynthia, Maiden City, and Star of the Sea arrived in harbor yesterday ‘ afternoon from Pelorns Sound, timber laden; They came across with very light southerly winds.; . . . , The s.s. Napier will Sail for Blenheim at 7 0 clock this morning. ' '' , ~ _ Tbe s.s. 'Tuip for ' Foxton, is expected back here this evening. • The .'s.s. ' Stormbird, from .Napier, will arrive here to-day. The s.s. Hawea will saihfor Northern ports at midnight to-night.- - 1 * ’ ’ ’ - - - - ' The s.s. RingarooraaleftNelson at 2.p.m. on Thursday, and arrived in harbor at midnight same day. Experienced light northerly .winds with fine weather across. The Ringarooma sailed for Melbourne via the South yesterday afternoorrat 4.15 o’clock. The Union Company's steamship Wakatipu arrived in port from Sydney at 7 o’clock yesterday morning. She is somewhat behind time, consequent upon having experienced a series pf fresh head winds with very heavy easterly sea. She left Sydney at 5 p.m, on the 2Stb nit., and cleared the Heads, at 5.40_ p.m., with a moderate south-west breeze, which continued till the evening of the 29th, when a fresh south-east breeze came up. wttb very heavy sea, and. continued so till she arrived in harbor as above-stated. We are indebted to Air. Newman, purser, for Sydney flies and report. The Wakatipu has 200 tons general cargo and a quantitv of coal for this port. She is expected to sail for Lyttelton and Port Chalmers this afternoon, at 2 o’clock. > j i,. Tbe p.s. Wallace, Captain Dillon, from Nelson and AVest Coast ports, arrived in port at 1.30 a.m. yesterday She left Nelson at 8 o’clock the previous night, and experienced fine weather throughout. The AVallace will sail for Nelson and West Coast ports this afternoon at 3 o’clock. . .. . ; The s.s. Stella sailed early this morning on a mission North to the lighthouses. She was first to visit The Brothers, land some stores, &c., and take away a quantity of gear used in the erection of the lighthouse there for the North thence she will go to Jlana, land stares, and proceed to Cape Farewell light, where ■ stores, oil. &c., are to be put ashore: then she will go on to the Mannkau. where a cargo of kauri timber, bricks, &0.. will be shipped, to be used in the erection of thenewligbthouseon Cape Maria Van Diemen, and she will be engaged there fpr some time landing material for the lighthouse, and may probably make a trip back to the Manukau, ■ From Cape Alaria Van Diemen she will steam to AVellington.

From a private telegram received in town from Newcastle we learn that the barque Wennington arrived there on the Ist-inst., after a smart passage of 9 days from this port.