SHIPPING.

New Zealand Times, Volume XXXII, Issue 5196, 16 November 1877, Page 4

SHIPPING.

POET OP WELLINGTON. ARRIVED. November 15.—Wellington, s.s., 270 tons, McGee, from Lyttelton and I’mt Chalmers. Passengers— Saloon : Mr. ami Mrs. Ellmoro, Mesdamcs Mclntosh and McDonald and 5 children, Misses Park (l). Lausborough(2). Spencer, and Baban, Messrs. Croll, Gnhle, Mackav, Smart, Eastwood, Gunderson. Leayerley, Anthony, Smith. Fisher, Smythies, Raynor, Barber, Wright, Itolmwood. Drew. Davis, Ynlo, McDonald, Taylor, and Captain Leslie; 17 steerage. Levin and ° Jane°Douglas, s.s , 75 tons, Fraser, from Foxton. Passenger—Cabin : Mr. Roach. Plimmer, agent. SAILED. November 15.—Manawatu, p.s., 103 tons, Harvey, for Wanganui. Passengcrs-Cahln: Mrs. Young and 2 children. Messrs. Bradshaw, Prince, Young, and McKay. Plimmer, agent. . Kiwi, s.s., 133 tons, Campbell for Napier anil East Coast. Passengers—Cabin: Messrs. White ana Smash. Levin and Co., agents; CLEARED OUT. November 15.—Napier, s.s., 48tons. Fisk, for Blenheim. Passengers—Cabin; Miss Vickers, Messrs Robinson, Eyes, Jansou, and Adams. liirnouU and Co., agents. IMPORTS {A special charge is made for consignees names inserted tit this column.] Wellington, from Dunedin: 30 sacks lime, » cases glass, 1 piece chain, 20 cases. 3 kegs. 1 box, 1 truss, 1 pkg, 1 crate. From Lyttelton; 100 sacks flour, ‘_B mats sugar, 20 sheep, 1 bull, 17 pkgs, 5 cases, t trunks. Napier. fr<»m Blenheim: 82 bales wool, 2 pels, -4 cases, 13 bdls. . , , , , Lyttelton, from Blenheim : 129 bales wool, 1 do Jane Douglas, from Foxton: 11,407 feet sawn timber, 12 pkgs, 10 empties, 100 sleepers. Zealamiia, from London : 4427 caws, 2301 casks, 2574 bags. OS qr-ciusks. 120 kegs, 204 drums, - m-v chines. 43 grindstones, 3732 boxes, 037 bdls. 150 buds. 60 hf-hhds, 254 bales, 5011 pkgs, 5 tons pig iron, 23a bars iron. C4O barrels, IS plates iron. GO pipes, boxes, and connections, 201 connections. 114 street boxes, 6* hhds, 19 octaves, 27 bags salt, SO crates. EXPORTS. Kiwi, for Xapiorand East Coast: 370 sacks produce, 1 boiler, 25 drums oil, 4 cases, 5 hf-chests tea, 30 telegraph poles. 2 trunks, 441 pkgs stores, 4 casks. Ma awatu, lor Wanganui: 3 cases merchandise, 1 do jewellery, 115 casks ale, ISO pkgs merchandise, 10 cases, 2 plates iron. 1 box. Napier, for Blenheim: CO bags salt, 13 casks sulphur, 5 cases stout, 1 case icon, 2 screw jacks. 1 pits zinc, 4 oars, I springs, 1 bdi shafts, 3 pkgs sashes, 5 do furniture, 3 cases, 10 hf-chosts tea, 10 cases brandy. Lyttelton, for Blenheim; S kegs arsenic, 2 pkgs, 4 cases, 20 drums. For Nelson: 130 drums, S 3 ingots, 10 kegs, 19 cases, 0 tranks. , EXPECTED ARRIVALS. Lon-DOS. via Nafieb.— Matanra, early. Los DOS.— Crownthorpe, Huruuui, and Hereford, early. Southern Ports -Rotorua, lith Melbourne, via West Coast.—Claud Hamilton, 16th. Melbourne.— Young Dick, early. NuivruitiiN Forts.— Wanaka, ISth. Melbourne via the South.— Arawata, this day. PROJECTED DEPARTURES. London.—Sohiehallion, this month; Orari, this month. _ _ ~, , Picton, Nelson, and West Coast Ports.-Wal-lace, 17th. Napier, Poverty Bay, Tauranoa, and Auckland.— Taupo. 22nd Southern Ports. —Wanaka, ISth. Nottii xRN Ports.—Wellington, this day. Napier.—Kangatira. 19th. Wanganui.—Stormbird, 19th. Blenheim and Nelson.— Lyttelton, early. Foxton.— Jane Douglas, this day. BY TBLEGIiAPU. AUCKLAND, Thursday. Arrived: Maggie Patterson, from Oamaru.-At Kaipara; Hannah Broomfield, from Wellington ; Marion, from Lyttelton. Sailed : From Kaipara. on the 10th: Ethel and Linda Webber, for Dunedin; Ellerton and Maud Graham, for Lyttelton; Enterprise, for Wellington.— Hawea, at 4 o’clock. Passengers for Gisborne—Mrs. Smith, Misses Owen and Conley, Mr. O’Sullivan. For Napier: Mrs. and Miss Williams, Mrs. Pullman, Misses McLeod and McSweeney. Messrs. Callis. Owen, Mahoney, and Brandon. For Wellington—Messrs. Lotton, Martin, and Horsburgh. For Lyttelton— Messrs. Clarkson and Chamberlin. NELSON, Thursday. Sailed: Wanaka, Ip.m., for Picton, Wellington, and South. Fssseugers from Nelson—lD. and Mrs. Blundell. Mrs. Letherby and 3 children. Mrs. Slmmonds, Miss Macmahon, Miss Heakerey, Messrs. Mowat, Partridge, Gorman, Yule (2), Simpson, Raine, Collins, and Rogers. PORT CHALMERS, Thursday. Sailed : Rotorua. Passengers for Wellington— Messrs. Wardroff and O’Connor. For Auckland—Mr. and Mrs. Vine and family. The s.s. Stella is at the Heads. LYTTELTON, Thursday. Sailed : Arawata, 4.43 p.m., for the North: Luna, G p.m., for Wellington and West Coast. The p s. Manawatu sailed for Wanganui at 5 o’clock yesterday afternoon. The ship Zealandia came round to the wharf from the quarantine station at 8 o’clock yesterday morning, She was berthed at the wharf, and will commence discharging to-day. The p.s. Napier was to sail for Blenheim this morning at 4 o’clock. The schooner Reward is now loading at Lyttelton for this port. It was expected when the Orient line placed the steamships Lusitania. Chimborazo, and Cuzco in the Australian trade, that they would be followed by larger and oven finer vessels, such as the Potosi and others, but as there is an improvement in the shipping trade to and from Peru and Chili, and the West Coast generally, just now. the Pacific S. N. Co. are likeiy to require all their available fleet. The Cuzco, it is said, will be followed by a new steamer, built for the Netherlands India Company, and called the Stad Amsterdam, thus Implying that the Lusitania has been withdrawn. „ . Tlie Union Company's s.s. Wellington, after an absence of three months from this port, arrived here from the South yesterday. She comes here in charge of Captdn McGee, who was formerly chief officer of the Taupo. The Wellington left Port Chalmers at 2 p.m. on the 13th, and arrived at Lyttelton at 8.45 a.m. of the 14th; left again at 5 p.m., and came into iarbor at 1 o'clock yesterday afternoon. From Lyttelton had strong northerly wind and head sea. The Wellington will sail North this afternoon. The s.s. Jane Douglas, from Foxton, arrived in port at 2 a.m. yesterday. She crossed the bar at 4.29 the previous afternoon, and had northerly winds down. The Jane Douglas will sail again for Foxton to-day. The Gipps Land Steam Navigation Company's steomer Tommy Norton has been wrecked at the Lakes ent anoe. After towing the steamer Murray and schooner Nowra out over the bar at half-past G p.m., she struck on the we tern spit, and remained there all night, gradually breaking up. All hands remained on board, with a lady nassenger, a Mrs. Kigney, from Sale, until daylight the next morning, when Captain Me.Upine and the engineer succeeded in getting ashore and securing a boat belonging to the Maffra. which was lying at the entrance, and returned to the steamer and took off four of the crew and the lady passenger. The steamer was fast breaking up when the crew abandoned her at half-past 5 next morning, and nothing was saved belonging to the vessel or the crew. The only part of the steamer visible in the afternoon of the same day was the funnel.