SHIPPING.

New Zealand Times, Volume XXXIII, Issue 5249, 19 January 1878, Page 2

SHIPPING.

PORT OF WElfcfiS'GTON. ARRIVED,' January 18.— s.'s., C2S tons, Clark;' from Melbourne via.tbe? South; Passengers—Salopm; From Melbourne: -MVand" Mrs. Leslie. Mrs. Sto'Veuy son. Dr Martin. ,Thompson, Blundell. Bishop/ Anderson, and ilbgjk/ From South : Mrs. ScottyMiss Coker, Mewa.'Jioldstein, Pinkeret, BeUley./Gn/yJ' Bremen,.' Boss, ami McjCcllyy:: ,-£ steerage. Bishop, agent. T # J \ Wakefield, schooner, 45 tons. ;Kirk, froin Master, agent. vv'-.t,- - s.s., 279 tons, McGee, and Nelson. Passengers—Saloon : MfSflamesMvhitchorn and Dryden. Miss Card, Messrs.- 4 Wright. Cdnnolly, Whitehorn, Dryden, den, and-Hector : C steerage.' Levh£aml Co-, agents. Cynthia, schooner, 56 tons^-Holmes,- from Pelorus Sound, agent., v " ' Taranaki, s.s.. 327 tons, Malcolm, from Northern ports. • Passengers—:S ilp6n r- Mesdames Robinson. Packer, and Boon, 'Misses' R'etforfc and Carpenter, Revs, Messrs. Dumbcll, Ward, and Dean, Major Gordon', Messrs.'’Moor, Smith, Edgor,-Jones. Edge, Waterhouse, Aitken, Boon. Taylor, McCulloch, Bowlcr r „,. Ward, Toviasohn, Phillips, and Packer, Levin And Co., agents. Lyttelton, p.s., 86 tons, Scott, from Kekcrangu. Deacon,’agent. Charles Edward, p.s., 126 tons, Whifcwell, from Nelson. . Passengers -Cabin: Mosdames Hounsell, Kenny. Hankins, and Brown and family, Miss Hall, Revs. Messrs. Hull, Harrigan. and Stephens, Messrs. Honnscll and Jones. Deacon, agent. Tui, s.s.. 64 tons. Wills, from South. Passengers —Cabin : Mesdamos McElwain and 2 children, and Greening and 2 children, llev. Father dardin, Messrs. Torn, Mowbray, and CUeymol. Bishop, agent. HALS. Nymphe, 1574 tons, 9 guns, Townsend, from Sy iney. / Ruby, schooner, 24 tons, Dalton, from To Kopi Bethuno and Hunter, agents. . Canterbury, schooner, 34 tons, Pike, from Pelorus Sound. Master, agent. Rose, of -Eden, schooner, 30 tons, Botham,.from Pelorus Sound. Master, agent. Reliance, ketch, 65 tons, Swede, from Pelorus Sound, Master, agent. ■ ■••• Pelican, schooner, 92 tons, from Oamaru... .Master, agent. sailed: January 18.—St. Hilda, s.s.. 174 tons. Flowerday, for Wanganui. - Krullahd Co., agents. 1 Panina 1 *!, s.s , 327 tous. Malcolm, for South. Passengers—Saloon : 'Mis* McHugh, Messrs. McKlwain, Collins, Boydey, Lowes,. and Lun.don. . Levin and Co., agents, : : ./•' ’ ’ ’ : - : Tui. s;s.,'G4 tons. Wills, for'Foxtop. Passengers. Mr. Jones,. Messrs. McCulloch, ami McElwajn. ' Bishop, agent;', ” • GrftftonV's'.a.,- 270 tons, Anderson; for Nelson and' West Coast ports. - Passengers—Cabin ;-. Mesdaraes l Clark and Williams,.-Master, Williams.' Williams/,agent. ’ CLEARED 017 T: January iS.—’Ringarooma. 5.5.623 tons, Clark, for Nelson. Passenger—Saloon : Mr.;Storoy. Bishop, agent. * Charles Edward,.p.s., 126,t0n5, Kennedy, for Nel-, son anW-West Coast Ports. Deacon, agent.' : LyttoUnn,' pis., 189 tons, Scott, forßlenheim: Deacon,’agent; i A- IMPORTS Wellington,fromPicton : leases fruit. Beauchamp; 21 bale*flaxrKrnll and , Co.: 9 pkgs; Nicholson and~ Co.; 1 do: Chilman; 1 bag. Bobcrtson. Taranaki, from North : 6 bales wool, Turnbull and Co.; 12 sacks Logan; 4 cases. Order. . . Lyttelton, from Kekcrangu : 210" bales' 'wool, Deacon. .Tui, .from Lyttelton: 1 case, Wiggins; 2, do, Dempsie: 5 do. Bishop: 3 cases. Jameson Bros. From Kaikonra; 15 bales wool. Levin and Co.; 1 pkg, Hirst; 5 hhds. Staples. From Waipapa: 113’bales wool. N.Z.L. and M;A. Co. . ] Charles Edward, from Nelson : 24 cases lobster, 1 bale, 6 cases chairs. Marks: 19 pkgs. hides, Hirst and-’ Co.; 91 .bales wool, 1 case. Deacon; 9 cases fruit, Laing; 8 do, Curtis and- Co;; 2 do. 1 case eggs; Beauchamp: 10 cases fruit. Smith; 89 do do, 19 pkgs do. 3 coops poultry. 3 boxes eggs. Stephens; 5 bales wool, Turnbull and C0.;40 cases fruit, Order.//, 'JJ* ' r l Cynthia, from Pelorus-Sound: 37,500 feet sawn timber, Greentield and Stewart.,.’./ ,7- -- • - Arthur Wakefield, from Waitapu-; 34,100 feet sawn timber.-Waddell and Co. y-\ f ! St. Kilda, from Lyttelton,;;7o maty,sugar, and Co. From Duneein : T barrel, X ca’se.‘Bennett; 10 tons flour, Krull and Co.: 10boiler tubes. Mills. From Timaru : 323 -bags oats, Krull and Co.; 1 pel, • Lindsay; 8 bags grass seed, 45 bags flour. Order; 69 sacks wheat,;2s do sharps, 35 do bran, Beauchamp and Co.; 120 do flour. Beck and Tonks. Grafton, .from L ;ttelton r 5 cases cheese, Thomas; 50sacks wheat. Order. ~ . El-garooma, from Melbourne: 1 reaping machine, 25 casesV'Krnll kndCo.; 2 cases. .Crease; .3.d0; L-mur and Co.; 3 pkgs/C>oper;;l case, Bonnington; 6 churns, Taylor; 2: pels. 15 cases, 9 casks, 3 rolls matting, ; Kitchen and Sons; 4 cases, Jacob Joseph and Co. - ;' 1 bale. 1 case. Hannah and Co.-; 2 cases; Stuart and Co.; 1 case watches; Bishop;.lopkgs boots. Lindsay; 3 cases tobaccoi-Crawford ; 1 case cigars, Cohen; 3 cases tobacco. 1 qr-tie*rce do. Zohrab, Knocker. andCo ; 2 cases cigars, Isaacs; 41 caaeS 1 champagne,- -Levin -and Co; 2 cases. Diver; 1 do. -Stuart aud Co ; 1. cask; Hayes ; 5 pkgs, Blundell Bros.; 1 pci. Smith ; 1 truss, Holder : 1 pci, Wray; 1 do,- Heaton ;,-l; -2/ pkgs, Lyon and Blair; 1 case/Watt; 2 pkgs, -Ducton-t 5 case* varnish, Tustin ; ,20 do whisky, Bannatyno ; 2 . cases, Turnbull. Smith, and Co; 1 pkg, G % Smith ; 1 case, Dawson : 1 pkg, McDowell; 1 : truss . Hannah and Co ; 4 pkgs, Townley; 1 pci, Jackson;.3 pkgs, timber, 25 pkgs sundries. Order. From*the South : 1 qr-cask ale. Beetham : 1 case;- Gandy ; 12 cases, Zohrab; 2 casks. 8 cases cheese,:Logan; 4 cases;' Thomas. .... EXPORTS. Taranaki, for the South ; 2 pkgs, 1 bale. Levin and Co; 8 cases, Wilson and Richardson-; 2.d0, Defence Department'; 1 do, S bars iron. Railway Department; 1 case, -Stationery Store; 8 cases,-3 casks, Felton'; 1 do. Defence Department ; 1 do, Telegraph DepartSfc. Kilda, for Wanganui: 1 case. Levin and Co ; 1 box, Willeston ; 1 buggy. Native Department; 1 pci; Lyon and Blair. • , • r Tui, for Foxton : 1 nest baskets, Taylor; 4 pkgs, Turnbull and Co ; 2 gunnies sugar, 3 boxes tea. Port; I pci, Reid ;'2 kegs, Dawson. r Grafton, for Westport: 7 gunnies sugar; 20 pkgs tea, 10 boxes candles, G do soap, 27 cases general me- - Levin and Co. For Greymouth; 2 cases biscuits Griffiths; 10 tons railway iron, Government. Lyttelton, for Blenheim: 10 naves. 12 do shafts, 100 felloes, 12 pieces timber. Deacon; 10 hf-chests tea, 5 cases stout. Levin and Co ; 1 keg, I case, 12 sashweights, Taylor: 1 case. 2 gunnies sugar, Turnbull, and Co : 1 coil pipe. Mills ; 4 cases, 1 truss, Thompson, Shannon, amLCo. Charles Edward, for Nelson and West Coast ports :

1 box, Deacon ; 2 trasses. Hirst and Co ; 2 cases glassware, 1: bale, Nathan and Co : l*pcl,-3 bales; 1 case. Levin and Co, 2 case*, 1 keg, Railway Department ; 1 bag coke, 1 pci, Heaton : 12 kegs nails. Mills. EXPECTED ARRIVALS. London. —Renfrewshire, Rialto,_. Gainsborough, Benvenue, Araby Maid, and Margaret Galbraith, •arly. Melbourne. —Malay, early. Clarence River.'—Mary Grant and Darcy Pratt, early. Southern Ports —Taupo. 23rd... . c MEL/iour.Nic, via Tim VV'iwr Co\sT; —Alhambra. 26th. Nkw/York via Lyttelton:— Lorinda Borstel, early. . .. Auckland, via the East Coast.—Wanaka, 21st Sydney", via Napier and Auckland.— Rotorua, 25th. PROJECTED DEPAP.TDRES. , , ' London—St, Leonards and Mataura, in February. Nelson, and Ww' Coast Ports.—Kennedy, 23rd. < .' Napier, Poverty Bat, Tauranoa, and Auckland.—Taupo, 24th: Southern Ports. —Wanaka,_22nd. Northern" Ports,—Taranaki, 25th. Napier and -Poverty Bay,—llangatira, 21st. Wanoanui:—ManAwatu, this day., FoxtOn.—Jane Douglas, 21st ■ .... Blenheim. —Napier, this day, " , Melbourne via the Souxm—Ringarooma, 20th, , Sydney. —AVakatipu, 2Gth. ■-/ ■' Southern Forts.— Wanaka, 22nd, :; <7 '., ’ Nelson, —Ringarooma, this day;,"Wellington, this d a y_ " ' ' ’’ ' Castlrpoint and Napier,—Kiwi. 21st, KaIKOURA AND Napiep, and Poverty Bay—Rangalmi, t 2lst. BYWULfiGRAPU. . , C PORT CHALMERS/ Friday. Arrived : Ship Camara, from Glasgow via lilnlf, ■with 102 immigrants, 24 cabin passengers, and 1200 tons cargo for this port. . - LYTTELTON, Friday, Arrived : Lnrinda Borstei, /mm New York, with J>art cargo for Wellington ; Charlotte Al'Littlefield, rom Dunedin : Italy, from Hoharton.' , The s.s. Taranaki, from the North, arrived in. port ycsterday.at 4 am. She left' the'MAnukair on the 15th instant, and arrived off Taranaki next morning, bnt owing to the heavy westerly gale prevailing was unable to .communicate with the shore, and had.to pass on tor Nelson,-arriving there on the morning of the 17th ; sailed again at G p.m. same day, and arrived here .as above mentioned. She sailed for the South at 4 o'clock yesterday afternoon., Tho s.s. Wellington, from her trip, to Picfon and Nelson," arrived in port at 10 a.m, yesterday. She tailed from'Nelson at T p.m, on the 17th, and reached Picton at S.SO a*m. yesterday j delayed there till 5.15, and arrive^,,here as stated above.: The Wellington will return to Nelson tlil.s afternoon The ».». T’ui, from the South, arrived in port at G o’clodcitstcrday .morning.-- She'left Lyttelton at 0 p.rn. on the 18th instant, and arrived at Kaikoura at 6 a.rn. next day : stayed there four hours, and then went ori to Waipapal arid delayed"there till i) o’clock that night shipping wonl.'when.slie loft for this port, arriving as mentioned above. The Tni sililod for Foxton at 4.30 p.m. yesterday,", ...... :,. The ».s. Ringarooma, from Mfdbournevla tlio.South, arrived in port at 7.50 a.m.'yesterday with 20 passengers and SO tons cargo for here; She left SandL ridge railway nicr at 2.30 p.rn, on the 9th inst.. and cleared Port Phillip heads at 5.30 p.m.- passed Swan Island on the 10th at 1.30 p.m,; experienced moderate south and south-east winds until a rival off-Milford Sound at 7.50 p.rn. on the ,18th,. Sbo was unable to enter the Sound in. consequence of thick-rainy weather until 4 p.m. on the 14th; steamed round theSound, and passed out of , the Heads at: 0.30 p.m. From thence to arrival at the Bluff, On the 15lh at 3,30 p.rn., strong Westerly winds and hard squalls of rain were experienced; left the Bluff same day at 8.40 p.m., and arrived" in Port CJhalracn on the ,10th At 7.30 a, in,;, left for Lyttjdlon same,day at-3.,-ipp.m,, and arrived on the IlTtb at, 10.10'a.Ai.; left for 1 Wellington sartid "day At 5,-15'p.m., arriving in harbor as stated above. The Klugarooma’q departure for Nelson, has been postponed'till this Wdrning at 8 p'clodk.' , A' change "of wind to' tile ‘southward yesterday brought a number Of small craft, comprising Rcllando,ketch, ami schooners Rose .of Ndeo.apd Canterbury, from Petorus" Sound. ‘When‘corning up the harbor the Rose of Eden and Day Dawn fouled, .and the former lost her-jibboons. .'(The Ebb/, from To Kopl, jj-J-juA BVmu/iuuiH ;‘.V. ih

the‘Aurora, wliich left liero yesterbrought up in Worser Bay, and ran Tjack/’ ,' 7 • ' •• r v sailed for Auckland via the East ;Cb^t;at:,3.3(jp.m. ; yesterday. • ‘ ’7’^ho, y scanoher Cynthia, from Pelorus Sound, and 7Afthnr Wakefield from Waitapu, timber-laden, beat {lptO morning. :-r>Tho:brigantine Exonin ran into port yesterday {Afternoon with the southerly wind. She left hero on Tuesday last for Kaipara, but owing to the heavy NAV. gale prevailing, anchored at the Heads, where she lost an anchor. The schooner Pelican, from Oaniaru, prqdnceJsulcn, arrived in port last evening. She left there on the 10th instant, and carried southerly winds to Banks Peninsula; from there encountered heavy westerly, gales till yesterday afternoon, when a southerly breexc came on, and took her to port, arriying ; as, above s'ated. • \ ; ' The p.s. Charles Edward arrived in port-at 4.30p.m. yesterday from Kelson, after a 12 Experienced strong westerly winds across. , , t The steamers. Grafton for West- Coast ports, and St. Hilda for Wanganui, sailed at 4-o’clock yesterday The p s' Lyttelton arrived in port from.Kekerangu with a full cargo of wool,yesterday morning... INVERCARGILL; Friday. - Macrovie and Cuthbojtfon. report .that .they held their first wool sale to-day. Greasy cross-bredie.tched B : ]d to 10jd; locks find pi?ce?, GJd v ,- -. - T Martin. Maitland/and Co. report’that at their wool sale to-day over 400 bales-iwcro. sold. Greasy crossbreds ranged up to lOJd,''’and‘merino np to 10gd, With the-exception of seven bales, the catalogue was cleared. There was a good attendance and spirited competition. ‘ ‘ ARRIVAL OF'.H.M.S."NYMPHI3. • Yesterday afternoon the Nympluj, from Sydney, arrived off the Heads, and at 6.45'p,m. she anchored in the usual maa-bl-wac ground.' She has made the trip down under sail in. 13 days. She sailed from Sydney on the Sthinst.- at 1.30 p.m., and experienced strong S.E. winds for the first,three days ; thence had to the 15th light airs And calms, when a strong breeze from the* westward* was ihet with’. Tho land was made yesterday'morning, and the wind-carried-her down to tho Heads, when it changed to the southward, with which she came into port under steam as abovementioned. Since the Nympho last left here she lias been to all tho Australian colonies, with the exception of Tasmania and Queensland. She sailed from Noumea to Sydney, and reached there on the 9ch November ; thence she sailed for this port, arriving as previously mentioned. Since the Nymphe’s last visit here her then commander, Captain Suttie/was married in Sydney, whence he sailed for England. Captain Townsend cajno out from Home,to relieve him. : The' .length of the Nymphe's stay here is at .present not known, but probably it will extend over three weeks, and.' then she will go to NeUon and Canterbury, returning to this port, where she will await the arrival of the * Wolverene, which is expected down herein March next. The Nymphe will afterwards most likely visit the Auckland Islands. \ « . -