SHIPPING.

New Zealand Times, Volume XXXII, Issue 5159, 4 October 1877, Page 2

SHIPPING.

PORT OF WELLINGTON. ARRIVED. October S.-JaneDouglas.s.s., 75\ on *: J Vozton Passenger—Cabin; Mr. and Mrs. and family. Messrs. Marshall, Rlanford and Glenn. I>b HannT.h Broomfield, brigantine, 131 tons, Dawson, from Ka para. Master, agent if.lrara Torea, sehooner, 78 tons, Grundj, fiom Kaipara. Master, agent,

SAILED. Ofrmiva 3.— Taupo, s.s.. 101 tons, Carey, for Picton, Nelson New Plymouth, ami Manukaii. 1 avengers —Saloon: Mesdames Poulsonand A 1 Miss Smith, Messis. Richardson, Walters, iromson, for Wanganui. Passengers—Cabin : -Mrs. Cnff and i children, Miss O'Rourke, Mr. Smith; 3 f . l “?Tot Fo'iton. pisongem-clltin 8 ; Mr. and Mrs Uaybittle, Messrs. lyt“unV.^choonw. tons, Thompson, for Morns Sound. Thomas. *5-^^ \A special charge is matte for comnyiwcs names inserted in this column.) .o-.v..,. Tui, fr mi Foxton; 6143 feet sawn timber, 13c> a.hee], 4 Kaipara/ 05,000 feet sawn k^\ri^ lll f ' er i Hannah Broomfield, from Kaipara. 101,000 feet Sa j!me^Jmi; J 'l”s! from Ponton; 17,079 feet sawn timber, 2 j)kgs.

exports. Tanpo iorPicton: 14 gunnies sugar, 1 qrcask port, 1 do rum 1 do brandy, li! cases do, 5 do vmisay, lOuo geneva, 5 do champagne. 2 bags coffee. 15 boxes candles. 19 cases merchandise, S gunn es sugar, 7 casks. For Neison: 40 pkgs sugar. 8 cases, 1 horse. lor ianinaki: 51 bars iron, 4 bdls do, 41 gimmes sugar, l ca&ks zinc. 35 qr-chests tea, 2 pkgs tea, 3 cases do. 2do tabacco. 1 bale, 10 casks, 01 pkgs sundries. _ For Auckland: 40 bdls iron, 1 truss, 10 cases cigars, a cases coufor Wanganui: 2 three-qr boxes tobacco, 4 cases do. 107 pkgs sundries, 18 cas 'S do, 1 bale. 1 pci. Jane Douglas, for Koxlon : 49 cases merchandise 184 ekes do. "2 tons wire. „ , Tui, for Kaikoura: 5 cases old tom, 80 pkgs raerchandise, 2 truss s. 1 bullock dray, 1 hhd, 0 cases, 3 bags charcoal, 40 telegraph poles. EXPECTED ARRIVALS. . london.— Zealandia. SchichaUion, Mairoa, and St N^° r, Yo'w: a vL Dunedin. —Silas Fish and Herbert Black, early. ~ ~ . , Northern Pouts.— Taranaki, this day. mSuune and Hoearton. via the South.— Albion, 13th. Southern Ports—Wanaka, ith. _ Auckland, via tub East .th. Mmcucu.s-E, via West Coast.—Claud Hamilton, and Foochow.- -May, early. PROJECTED DEPARTURES. Nortiikun Pours.- Taranaki, 15th. ■ Auckland, VIA THE East Coast. -Wanaka. Sth. AND West Coast Ports. -Hurray, otli. Southern Ports.— Taranaki, this dayiHawea. Sth. Melbourne and Hoearton, via tue South.— Claud Hamilton,llth. Wanoasul— Rangatna, this day. Foxton.— Tui, Sth. . , Blenheim and Nelson.—Wallace, this day. Napier.—Rangatira, Oth.

BY TELEGRAPH. WESTPORT, Wednesday. The schooner Sarah Pile got safely off, with little damage.

The briffantine Exonia was loading at Kaipara for this port wlien the Hannah Broom Held left there “lie Taranaki from the North will be here to-day. and go Smith at S o’clock this afternoon. The ketch Unity got away for Pelorus Sound yeVs. T'd sailed for Kaikoura and Lyttelton at 7 ‘The IcetchClematis has been purchased by Duncan and Son. saw mi 1 proprietors. Pelorus Sound. She will be placed most likely in the timber trade between this port and the Sound. , . p . The schooner Torea, with kauri timber from Kaipara, made this port on Tuesday e*. emng. She left there on Saturday last: crossed the bar at 4 p.m., and expert need light northerly winds for the first two days, thence N.W.. with very thick weather, till ai The brigantine Hannah Captain Dawson. with a full cargo of sawn kauri timber, arrived in port yesterday. She left Kaipara on Saturday afternoon; crossed the bar at 9 p.m. with a very light air, and experienced light northerly winds till Monday, when it came on thick, and freshened up from the N.W.; passed Kapiti at daylight on Tuesday, and made the Heads yesterday afternoon at 3 o clock; rounded Barratt's Reef at 4 p.m., but the wind increasing, and the weather be»ng very thick, was oblige 1 to bring up in Wotser Bay for the night* at 6 a.m. yesterday got under way, and anchored on tne wharf at 10 a.m. . *,l on „ The p s. Manawatu sailed for Wanganui at 1.30 p.m. yesterday, and the Taupo, for the North, sailed at the same time with a large cargo. Thes.s. Jane Douglas reached port at 1 a.m. yesterday from Foxton. returned to the same port yesterday afternoon at 5 o’clock. .