SHIPPING.

New Zealand Times, Volume XXXII, Issue 5111, 10 August 1877, Page 2

SHIPPING.

PORT OP 'WELLINGTON. Hian Water.—s. 22 A.M.; 5.40 P.M ARRIVED. August 9.—Ruby, schooner, 24 tons, Dalton, from Haikoura. Bethuno and Hunter, agents. * Carlotta, barque, 344 tons, McDonnell, from Newcastle. Beck and Tonks, agents. SAILED. August 9.—Bose of .Eden, schooner, SO tons. Nelson, for Picton. Compton.sgent. - _ Napier, s.s., 48 tons, Fisk, for Blenheim. Fassengers—Cabin: Messrs. Hill, Redwood, and Hutchison (2). Turnbull and Co, agents. , „ . Cynthia,. schooner, £6 tons, /Welsh, for Ftcton. Greenfield and Stewart, agents. CLEARED OUT. August o.—City of Madras, ship, 999 tons. Grainger, for Astoria. Passenger—Mr. Moss.- N.Z.S. Co., agents. - » ‘ Agnes, ketch, 24 tons, Calvert, for Havelock. Master, agent. ’' , " Star of the Sea, schooner, 30 tons. Turner, for Havelock. Master, agent. = . • Marmion, schooner, 92 tons. Hart, for Kaipara. Fearce, agent. ■ IMPORTS. ' {A special charge is made for consignees’ names in erfedfn lilfscolumn.] . . , , , . Ruby, from Kaikonra: 108 sacks potatoes, i2 do oats, 10 do wheat, 6 pkgs skins.' . ’ Endymion, for London: 1040 cases merchandise, . drapery, hardware, etc, 194 bales do do, 6SO kegs do/ 571 casks do, 440 pkgs do, 1209 bags do, 957 boxes; 100 casks beer, 94 tanas, 70 kegs nail, 50 cases marmalade, 75 lots wire, 5 kegs 'saltpetre; 100 cases geneva, 35 drums coiza oil, 25 do linseed do, 5 bhds do, 60 bags salt, 20 cases dour. 3 do. black lead, 1 do essences, 20 do salad oil, 1 do spice, 20 do meats, 1 do matches, 20 bdls pipes, 60 cases wine, 20 do soap powder, 50 do ale, 2 do tapioca, 5 do maccatoni, 25 do jams, 56 do milk, 50 barrels currants, 200 boxes candles, 742 bars, 80 b«Us hoop, iron, 4 do do, 144 hhds, 58 bills, 4 trusses, 12 tierces, 1 case iron, 1 do Copper, 433 bars iron, 78« kegs nails, 2 casks chain, 50 barrels cement, 560 bags salt, 99 cases glass, 20 do confectionery, 126 qr-casks, 250 boxes spirits, 24 trunks, 10 cases iron, 2 ingots metal, 5 casks zinc, 450 do cement, 2010 bars iron,’3o bdls do, 370 cases beer. 100 barrels cement, 128 pkgs 7 cases cloth, 8 sacks sugar, 30 bdls, 340 pkgs iron, 180 bdls do. - r ■ ■ • *'' ' EXPORTS.... Marmion, for Kaipara: 180 bags flour, 10 : sacks do, 25 boxtes candles, 33 bags Balt, 40 boxes soap, 40 mats sugar, 20 gunnies do, 10 casks biscuits, 36* sacks coal, 20 bags chaff, 30 sacks bran,-30 bags oats, 20 boxes tea, 28 pkgs sundries; 12 ewes kerosene, 1 coil rope. Star of the Sea, for Havelock: 17 ewes and casks sundries, 10 hl-chests tea, 14 gunnies sugar,'6.cases brandy, 7 do drapery, 2 do drugs, 1 do boots, 2 do beer, 20 casks, 43 cases,sundries. •' : ' EXPECTED ARRIVALS. Lo.sdon. —Glenlyon (W.S.P.T.),.Orari (P.G.8.D.), Zealandia, St. Leonards, and Walroa, early. Singapore.—East Lothian (V.K. J.Q ), early. London, via Otaqo.—Taranaki, early. New York.—Silas Fish, early; Herbert Black. ’ South kun Pout*. —Taranaki, this day. • .. NouniiftUN Pout-m.—Hawea. 13th. , Sydnkv, via Napier and Auckland.—Rotorua, 17th. MELBOURNE AND lIOBARTON VIA jSODTII.— Tararua, 13th. . • . Melbourne, via West Coast;—Albion, loth.31el bourne. —Young Diet, early Dunedin.—Estelle, early ■ ; " * r; > ■■ . , New York via Port Chalmers.—Elsinore, early. PROJECTED DEPARTURES. • V London.- Primera, early; ~ Northern Ports.—Taranald, this day. *westport and Gretmouth.—Luna, this clayi . Napier. Poverty Bay,, Tauranoa; and Auckland.—Taupo, 17th. . .< Castxepoint and Napier.—-Kiwi, early. ■ Nelson. Westport; Greymouth.and Hokitika, —Murray, - Hobabton and Melbourne, via the .^outh, —> Albion. 17th. 2 Foxton.—Tai, 11th, " Sootheun Forth.—Hawea, 13th ; Rotorua, 17th. Sydney, via Auckland and East Coast.— Rotorua, 16tb. < BY TELEOItAPH. . LYTTELTON, Thursday. Arrived: Shaw, Saville, and Co.’s ship Merope, Captain Sutherland, from London. Sb© has made the passage in 82 days from anchor to -anchor, and 79 days from land to land. She left Deal on 3laylC, and Plymouth on May 19. She had fine weather to Kerguelen’s Land. Crossed the Equator on June IS, and the meridian of the Cape on July 10, ’Made the Snares on August 6. She brings 50 passengers, all • well. Sailed : Taupo, South, at Sp.m.—Taranaki,North, at 7 p.m. Passengers for ‘Wellington : Mrs. Laranze, Messrs. Innes, Brand, and J. Davison. For Nelson: Messrs. Aitken, Tanner, Strong, W. J. Reeves, Miss Reeves. For Napier: Captain'anff For Manukau: Mr. J. C. Gould.-—for Welling- i ton via Kaikonra. The Taranaki, from the South, will arrive here this forenoon. She will go North at midnight. The Manawatu, from Wanganui, will be here this morning. The a.«. Napier,got away for Blenheim.yesterday morning shortly after S o'clock. She is expected back here on Friday, The Luna is now on the Patent Slip receiving repairs. . The schooner Cynthia sailed for Picton yesterday. Also the Rose of Eden for the same port. The inquiry into the collision between the schooner Herald and steamer Luna was continued all yesterday. Voluminous evidence was taken, but nothing of any interest to the public was elicited. The ships Endymion and Glenlyon, from London, * have been berthed at the wharf, and will commence discharging probably to-day. The ship City of Madras hauled away from the wharf yesterday after finishing ballasting. She has cleared oat for Astoria, and will sail during tho week. The schooner Ruby, with a full cargo Of produce, arrived here yesterday from Kaikoura, having left there at 11 o'clock the previous day. ' The following vessels have arrived at London from Melbourne:—Essex, Cardigan Castle, Loch Long (?). From Sydney: Broekley Castle, Duke of Sutherland. From Wellington; Adamant and Rakaia. • From Dunedin : fiurunni and Waltara. From Lyttelton; 3lay Queen. The barque Carlotta arrived in harbor at 8 o’clock last night from Newcastle, with 405 tons of coal on board for ‘ Messrs/. Beck and ■ Tonks. She left Newcastle on the 28th Instant, and had a aeries of N.W. and S.W. winds for-several days. Thence the wind hauled into the 3;W., and continued till making the land on the morning of the 7th instant, when it came on .'from the N.W. and blew hard, bringing the barque off Terawiti. Here the wind went into the S.E;, blowing a gale, and drove the barque back through the Strait. Subsequently the wind changed into the, N. W. ami took her off the Heads yesterday morning. She arrived here as above. ; f