SHIPPING.

New Zealand Times, Volume XXXII, Issue 5177, 25 October 1877, Page 2

SHIPPING.

PORT OF "WELLINGTON. ARRIVED. October 21.—Manawatu, p.s., 103 tons, Harvey, from Wanganui. Passengers—Cabin : Miss Taylor, Messrs. Duuk, "Walton, Puller, Meek, and Hipe. Pllmmer, agent. Ruby, schooner, 21 tons, Dalton, from Karkoura. Bethuue and Hunter, agents. _ Forest Queen, ketch, 61 tons, "Watchlin, from Lyttelton. Mclntyrj and Co., agents. "Wakatipu. s.s., 1135 tons, Cameron, from Sydney. Passengers—Saloon: Mr. Mrs. and Miss Lowe, Colonel and Mrs. Ramsay, Mr. and Mrs. Duncan 3 children and two servants, Mrs. Tighe, Miss Miller, 'Messrs. Crowtiior, Johnstone, and Cohen; 10 steerage, and 31 tor South. Levin and Co., agents. SAILED. Octohrh 21. —Herbert Black,’ barque, 723 tons, Treat, for Newcastle. Levin and Co., agents. IMPORTS. [A special charge is made for consignees’ names inserted in this column.] Manawatu, from Wanganui: 43 hhds, S bdls skins, 100 sheep. „ „ . „ . Ruby, from White Ro:k : 3 casks tallovo 6 bdis sheepskins. 123 hides. From Kaikaura ; 170 sacks potatoes, 0 hides, 1 bale rabbit skins. Julius Vogel, from Dunedin : 171 bags oats. EXPORTS. Reward, for Lyttelton : 308 bars railway iron. Hannah Barratt, far Lyttelton : 355 bars railway iron, 1 case 111 tings. Rose of Eden, for Havelock : 1 case groceries 5 do brandy, 1 box tobacco, 6 do tea, 1 case mustard, 1 do lobsters, 4 boxes raisins, I cask vinegar, 1 case pepper, 1 do sauce, 5 bags salt. 1 case kerosene, 1 do axes, 5 boxes candles, 1 case drapery. EXPECTED ARRIVALS. Loudon - . Zealand!*, this day, and St. Leonards, early. Hongkong and Foochow.—May, early. Meleoubnb via hie South.—Kingarooma, this Pours —"Wanaka, 27th. ' Melbourne.—Jane, early. PROJECTED DEPARTURES. Noiunr.itm I’i.kts.—Wanaka, 27th. Pictos, Nelson asi) West Coast Ports.—Wallace. 28th. rt-.v Melbourne, via the South.—Ringarooma, 27th. Blenheim — -Napier, 28th. _ 'Wanganui.— Manawatu* this day. Southern Ports.—Wakatipui. 25th Castlbfoint and Napier.—Kiwi, 21th. Napier, Poverty Bay, Tauranoa, and Auckland.—Wanaka, 27th. . Nelson. —Ringarooma, this day. Blenheim and Nelson.—Lyttelton, 2<th. Kaikoura and Lyttelton.—Till, 26th. BY TELEGRAPH. AUCKLAND. "Wednesday. Arrived: 2 a.ra.. City of New York, from Sydney She brings 21 Auckland .passengers, including the Hon. Saul Samuel, and takes 23 through passengers from Sydney. . Sailed: <"ity of New York, for San Frmcisco, with SO New Zealand passengers ; Hero, for Sydney. LYTTELTON, "Wednesday. Sailed: Ringarooma, for North, at 4.30 p.m.; Taranaki, for South, at 0 p.m. The American barque Herbert Black left this port for Newcastle yesterday morning with a light northerly breeze, but before she could clear the Heads she was muzzled by a strong southerly wind, and had to anchor in Worser Bay. The p s. Manawatu arrived in port from Wanganui at 3 a.m. yesterday, bringing 100 sheep for Messrs. Barber, butchers, She left there at 10 o clock the previous morning, and experienced strong southerly wind throughout. She will sail again for angamu this afternoon. , . , . , The barque Schiehallion commenced to load for London on Monday morning last, and up to yesterday had shipped CO. tons tallow and COO bales wool. Her cargo is now coming forward fieely, and it is anticipated that she will be despatched about three weeks hence. Mr. Gannaway has the contract for stowing her. _ „ t .. . , The Government steamer Stella left at an early hour this morning for The Brothers with stores. The ship Orari went round to the Patent Slip yesterday morning, in tow of the Moa, to have her bottom cleaned and repainted with patent antifouling composition. She only succeeded in getting half way up the Bay, when the southerly wind met her. ami she had to come to an anchorage. The schooner Ruby arrived here from Kaikoura yesterday at 11 a.m. She got away from there with the southerly wind at 8.30 the previous evening, which took her to port as above. Since her absence from port the Ruby has managed to land cargo at "White Rock and ship some also. The s.s. Ringarooma will arrive in port this morning from Melbourne, via the South. She will leave for Nelson in the evening. The Kiwi left for Fiaxbourne at 10 o clock last night to land cargo and collect wool. The s.s. Tui is expected to leave Foxton this morning and arrive here in the evening. The ketch Forest Queen left Lyttelton on Monday last, and arrived here yesterday at noon. She came up in ballast." ~ . _ , . , . The schooners Hannah Barratt and Reward look in cargoes of railway iron at the new reclaimed land during the past week, for Lyttelton. They will leave here with the first northerly wind. The barque Edwin Bassett, from Newcastle to this port, was passed io the Strait by the Wakatipu on Tuesday. The Union S.S. Co.’s s.s. Wakatipu, Captain Cameron, with her usual punctuality, arrived in harbor last evening at 6 o'clock, from Sydney. She left Sydney at 4 p.m. on the 19th inst., and cleared the Heads at 5.10 p.m., with a light westerly wind ; at 9 a.m. following morning wind changed in a heavy squall to S.W.. and settled down to a strong blow from that direction ; passed Stephen Island at 10.30 a.m yesterday morning, when the wind backed into the S.E., which continued to arrival as above. The "Wakatipu brings a full cargo for all ports, and a large number ot passengers. She will go South tomorrow. We are indebted to Mr. Newman (purser) for late Sydney papers and other favors.

THE SHIP ZEALANDIA, FROM LONDON. Captain Cameron, of tha s.s. Wakatipu, which arrived in port from Sydney yesterday, reports that at 3 p ni. on Tuesday last he passed the ship Zealandia bound for this port, off Cape Terawiti. beating through tiie Strait. If there is a breeze at all to-day she should show up at the Heads, and most probably make the harbor. The Zealandia left London on the sth June last, and. as is already known, met with a trag'cal incident about a month afterwards, viz., a collision with a vessel called the Ellen Lamb, bound from Liverpool to Callao, which sank a few minutes afterwards, 12 of the crew being saved and the captain drowned. The Zealandia herself was so badly damaged by the collision that she had to steer for Jtio Janiero to effect repairs, arriving there on the Ist August. On the 29th of the same month she made another start, and is now in Cook Strait. The Zealandia is one of Messrs. Shaw Savill’s vessels, and comes consigned to Messrs, Levin and Co. She brings a full cargo, and it is reported to be uninjured, as she was only injured in the bows, and of course, as she is fitted with a watcrlight bulkhead, no water could reach the cargo. She has the following passengers —Saloon; Miss Clarkson, Mr. AV. Young and family (3), Mr. C. Barraud and family (5), Messrs. Empson, Hutchison, Eraddick, Southwell, and Lewes. Second Cabin : Miss Best, Mrs. Turley, Mr. McCutchan and family (19), Messrs. Davis, Spronle, Grent, Rogers, French, McCutchan, and Blake (3). Steerage: Mr. and Mrs. Fraser, Mr. Mason and family (7), Mrs, Smaller, Messrs. Smaller (3), Brown, Deacon, and Brise.