SHIPPING.

New Zealand Times, Volume XXXIII, Issue 5254, 25 January 1878, Page 2

SHIPPING.

PORT OP ‘WELLINGTON’. ARRIVED. January 24.—St. KiUla. s.s,, 174 tons. Flowerdfty, from "Wanganui. Passenger—Cabin: Mr, >Vliall, Knill and Co., agents. _ Kennedy, s.s., 13S tons, Palmer, from Nelson. I ftssengers—Cabin: Miss Robinson, Messrs. O Connor, Selby, Roole, Oglesby, and Harris. Deacon, agent. Stormbird, s 3., 09 tons, Doile, from Wiuiganpl. Passengers—Cabin: Mesdames Perrier. Carey, Edwards. Somerville, Vennell. Cheyne, and McKay and child, Messrs. Krull, Todd, McGee, Hesford, Beaumont, Broadbent, Nocroift, and Brown. PUmmer, agent. SAILED. January 24.—Tanpo, 5.5.., 401 tons, Carey, for ’Auckland,'via the East Coast., passengers- baloon: •36 • members Opera’ Company. Miss ISrertner, Dr. Marlin, Messrs. Clarke, Rhodes. Govott. McDonald, Edge, Kebbell,. Carter, and Little. Levin and Co., agents. „ , , Kennedy, s s., 136 tons, Palmer, for Nelson and - West Coast ports. Passengers—Cabin ; Mr. and Mrs. Hansell, Mrs. Kenny. Deacon, agent. . * ; CLEARED OUT. JANUARY 24.—Rose of Eden, schooner, SO tons, Botham, for Pelorus Sound. Master, agent. Reliance, schooner, 05 tons, Swede, for East Coast. Master, agent. IMPORTS Kennedy, from Nelson ; 4 caso - * fruit, Lock: - do. Blackett; 09 bales wool. Deacon; 50 cases fruit, Marshall: 45 do, Barlow. ■ . St. Kilda, from Wanganui: 002 sheep. Order. Araby Maid, from London: 20 qr casks. 328 cases. 14 crates, 21 casks, 451 boxes, 10 octaves. 50 bris, -10 kegs, 1 hhd. 4 tanks, 1 pole. Levin and Co: 093 cases, 22 bales, 430 pkgs, 1202 boxes. 541 qr-casks. 10 rods, 50 hf hhds. 10 bdls, 30 kegs. 24 grates, 1 pkg, 2 casks, Pearce; 20S cases, 50 casks, 20 qr-do, Krull and Co: 315 casks, 102 cases, 90 boxes. 10 drums, 11 bris, 4 bales, 1595 sasbweights. 95 bars iron, 12 machines, 20 coils, 3 bales, 14 rolls, 4 tierces, 24 pkgs. 209 ke«s, ISI grindstones, COO tnbes.'E W. Mills; 33 bales, 1 box, Tinney: 3 tanks, 200 bdls, 4 casks. 10 kegs. 12gates, 2 cases, Waterhouse: 521 cases. 500 boxes, 10 casks, 3 bales, C boxes, 1 truss, 1 keg, Jacob Joseph and Co ; 13 pkgs, 10 cases. 3 trunks, Levy; S casks, 13 cases, 2 kegs, 15 bdls, 2 forks, 2 pkgs, Denton; lb pkgs, Duthie; 'OO sashweights, 1 cask, 3 cases, 5 vices, Shaw; 30 cases, II casks.’ 4 plates iron, 12 tubes. SO bdls, GO bars, IS grindstones. 1 grate, 12 pkgs, Dawson; 20 kegs. Guthrie and Larnach; 40 hhds, Eddie and Jack; 26 cases, W. W. Taylor; 100 cases, Curlier: 5 do. Bennington; 1 do, Rotherham; 1 bale. 4 cases, Wiggins; 80 do, Rhodes; GO bags. 50 cases. Hirst and Co; 10 cases, 5 qr-casks, Bannatyno; 1 do, Burrett; 1 truss, Bodley; 104 cases, 40 b-des, Thompson, Shanaon, and Co ; 75 cases, 91 do brandy, Clieyml; 1 chest, 2 cases. Johnston and Co; 9 bales. James; X case, Fraser; 2 do, Duthie; 4 do. National Bank of New Zealand; 50 cases. Zohrab, Knocker, and Co; 6 cases, Bowden and Son; 3 cases, Lowe; 10 cases. Hornley and Son: 2 do, Lusk; 3 bales, KirckaUUe and Stains; 1 case, Danks; 754 cases, 97 drums, 174 bris, 76 qr-bores, 984 pkgs, 376 casks. 94 qr-do, 240 bdls. 279 boxes, 16 hhds, 121 bales, 197 qr-casks, 43 trunks, 2 crates. Order. , Rialto,, from London; 1716 cases, 23 bales. 301 casks, 63 qr-do, 114 pkgs, 320 boxes. 760 bags, 14 bills, Turnbull and Co; 104 cases, 8 pkgs, 77 bales, Turnbull, Smith, and Co; 1999 sashweights, 32 bars iron. 1 pkg metal. 20 kegs nails, 6 coils wire rope, 4 bellows, 1 case rockets, 1 bdl sticks, 36 Bdls steel, 1 do handles, 96 carron boxes, 24 axle. arms. S pkgs metal, 2 horsegears* 22 bdls shovels, 77 camp -ovens, 79 covers, 1rolhr lead, 10 coils rope, 6 do wire do. 20 bills rods, 12 boxes nails. 9 mats rope, 1 tierce. S stores 03 cases, 2 bdls. 1 truss, 59 kegs, 35 casks, 5 hhds, 10 bdls, 15 crates, E. W. Mills; 1 chain cable, 25 cases sherry, 80 150 cases Geneva. 20 do curry, 20 do, meats, 50 do whisky, 10 do fish, 25 do pickles, 2 do rubber, S frames felt, 40 cases milk, 20 do cocoa, 10 do groats. 75 lots wire, 20 bales sacks, 10 brick*. 20 barrels tar. 35 drums oil, 1 hhd dd, 50 barrels, 5 bales waste, 50 cases rice; 10 do herrings,'2oo boxes candles. SOO bags salt, : 24 casks port, 23 do sherry, 50 bf-hhds vinegar. 13 cases, 2 sacks, Levin 1 and Co ; 257 cases, .38 bales, 20 pkgs, Thompson. Shannon, and Co ; 405 bars iron* 13 grindstones, G bills stones, 8 kegs zinc, 10 do soap. 1 cask putty. 24 arras and boxes, 1 b d brooms. 12 bdls spades, 6 frames felt, 50 cases, 23 casks. 9 stones, C scales, 11 bales, 3 hhds, 2 crates. 1 pkg. 11 casks, Dawson ; 110 kegs nails, 2 bdls forks, 1 case, 4 kegs, 4 casks, Denton ; 6 cases, 1 cask, France ; 74 boiler plates, 4 casks earthenware, 20 cases whisky, 7 do oilmen's stores, 25 cases confectionery, 150 do Geneva, 5 qr-casks whisky. 10 octaves do, 30 kegs stores. 64 cases do, 15 qr-casks rum, 1 case cigars, 50 casks beer,-149 ca°es. 27 casks, Krull and Jo ; 33 cas- s, 35 casks, l bale, 50 drums, Feiton. Grimwade, and Co; 2rcollio dogs, Mawley; 80 cases" wine, 70 do brandy,* Ladd and Co; 100 casks beer, 100 cases geneva, 40 do iren/100 drums oil, 20 cases fruit, 20 do table salt. 10 do vestas. 60 kegs sugar, 24 barrel* currants, 4 pianos. Bannatyne and Co.; 19 bales, 13 cases, Wbittem, Nicholson, and Co.; 500 boxes candles, 546 cases, 17 bales/3 pkgs, 10 qr-casks, 10 casks, 1 truss, Jacob, Joseph, and Co; S casks. Quick; C cases, Barraud and Sons; 56 cases, 10 do spirits, Cheymol; 3 cases Currie; 20 kegs, 30 bdls tin, 40 do Iron, Gear ; 15 trunks, 12 cases, Munt ; 9 cases, 4 casks. Hospital: 3 bales, 4 cases,; Kirckaldie' and Stains ; 100 boxes candles, 40 drums oil, SO kegs lead, 50 barrels sulphur, _5 cases herrings, 40 do iron, 40C bags salt, 50 cases/Pearce: 39 cases, Davis and Co.; 2 pairs bellows, 123 casks, 24 kegs, 25 cases, 7 bdls steel, 420 gashweights, 100 drums sheep-dip, 45 db oil, 5 casks whiteleod, 132 pkga, Duthie ; 20 cases. 8 boxes, 3 kegs, 10 bdls, 40 bdls, 13 cases, 6 casks, Shaw; 3 vices, 3 anvils, 13 kegs, 4 frames, 12 firkins, 9 cases, 3 rolls, Alexander; , 1 case, Uilinour; 2 qr-casks, 6 cases, Drummond.; 33 cases, 20 casks, Greenfield and Stewart; 27 kegs. 140 drum's, 150 barrels, 1 boiler, 157 pkgs, 7 cases. 2 casks, Lyon and Blair; 100 casks stout, Russell and Co.; 1 case, Hallenatein Bros.; 125 boxes, Anderson; 2 cases, Bradford; 12 cases pianos. Bennington ; 50 casks geneva, Johnston and Co.; 131 kegs, Hodder; 1 qrcask wine, Kinross; 2 eases. Parley; 3794 cases and pkgs, 070 drums, 274 bales and bundles, 671 boxes, 10TG casks and qr-casks, 645 kegs,-Order. For Newcastle; 592 rails, X boiler, 4 cases. EXPORTS. Tanpo, for Napier : 3 pkgs, Gear; 2 do. Stevenson and Stewart; 2 do. Hirst; 1 case, 1 cask, Felton, Grimwade, and Co. For Gisborne : 50 cases. Turnbull and Co. For Tanranga: 3 bdls. Telegraph Pepartment. For Auckland : 1 qr-cask. 28 cases, Dransfield; 20 sacks, 3 pels. Lcrin and Co.; 25 cases, Krull and Co.: 20 do. Gear; 35 bars iron,. Mills; 6 casks, Dixon; 1 case. National Bank of New Zealand; 1 do, Telegraph Department. ' Kennedy, for Hokitika : 125 cases, 10 boxes figs, 2 dozen washboards, 2 chests sago, 12 kegs nails, 2 do whitelead, 1 drum oil, 1 nest tubs, 1 pkg brooms, 1 ; do paper, 1 bale paper, 1 do woolpacks, X cask soda water, 10 bags salt. I keg so<U r I pkg.essences, 5 kegs herrings, 2 casks blacking, 1 box almonds,’! ca e ir«>n, 30 do jams, 10 do wire, 10 do cordials, 6 do milk, 5 do axes, 2 casks whiting, 4 kegs nails, 13 cases, 4 halfchests tea, 5 boxes do. 2 cases tobacco. 10 do brandy, 1 pkg groats, Turnbull and Co.; 1 truss drapery, Stuart ami Co.; 1 bale, fflr t and Co. For Greymouth : 8 qr-casks brandy, 40 boxes tea, 20 kegs butter, 37 cases 12 casks nuts, 1 bale woolpacks, Turnbull and Co.; 2 cases, Thompson and Shannon; 1 pci, Argus; 10 kegs butter, Young; 1 case. Telegraph Department. For Nelson; 1 bag oysters. Smith: 1 pci, Pearce; Senses clocks, Muncaster; 25 boxes candles. Kitchen and Sons; 1 case, Telegraph Department. Reliance, for East Coast: 24 pkgs piping. 2 tanks, 2 sicks lime, 10 pkgs stores. Tucker ; 17,000 ft. sawn timber, Greenfield and .Stuart. EX PECTED ATIRTVA LS. Londojl —Renfrewshire, Gainsborough, Benvenue, and Margaret Galbraith, early. M klbouksr. —Malay, early. Clabbnc£ River.—Mary Grant and Darcy Pratt, early. Southern Ports —XVakatipu, 26th. SlKUtouJiMis, via tub Wrst Coast. —Alhambra. 26th. „ NVw York vr\ Lyttelton. —Lorinda. Borstcll and Carlotta A. Littlefield, early 3yoni:/, via Napier and Auckland.—Rotorua, this day. New York, via Dunedin,- -John R. Stanhope, early. PROJECTED DEPARTURES. London. —Mataura, 26th; St. Leonards in February. Nelson, and West Coast Ports. Wallace, 2Cth, Napier, Poverty Bay, Tauranoa, and Auckland. —Wanaka, 31st. Nortiikkn Ports,— Taranaki, this day. Napier and Poverty Bay.— Raogatira. 28th. f’oXTON.—Jane Douglas, this day ; Tui, 26th, Blenheim. —Napier. 26th. Mclooukkic. via tub West Coast.—Alhambra, 26th. Sydney,— Wakatipu. 2Cih. PiuroN and Nelson.—Wellington, 20th. BY TELEGRAPH.. PORT CHALMERS, Thursday. Sailed: Wakatipu. for Wellington— Mesd/irnes Turnbull and Stewart, Messrs. Holmden, Carlen, ’ and Featherston. Hon. Captain Fraser. Messrs. Cook, Wilson, Wheeler, ami Fulton,—Alhambra, for Lyttelton. ■ LYTTELTON, Thursday. The Taranaki sails for Wellington at 5.30 p.ra. with the Australian cricketers. Passengers for Wellington '_i.Mr. And Mrs. Galt; Mrs. Crowe, Messrs. Haycock, Roberts, and Akerman. WEATHER INDICATIONS, At 9 a.ra. Yesterday. 'Wind.— Generally between south and east and north-east. Barometer. —No indication of any marked movement. Ska.—Moderate on coast. The barometer ha* risen throughout the colony during the past twenty-four hours, and there is no si;u of a change. The time-ball may be used to-day for rating chronometers. A chronometer true on Greenwich. -time would show 12h. 30min. when the bail drops. Any difference is error, plus or minus, of the chronometer.; The 8.8. St. Kilda arrived In port from Wanganui, yesterday morn.ng at 5 o’clock, after a long rough trip. She will bo taken up on the Patent Slip here to be cleaned before she gf es South. T;ic Wakatipu, from the South, is expected heretomorrow- She ia announced to sail for Sydney at noon same day. The barques Rialto and Araby Maid, from London,; have been berthed at tho wharf. They both entered at the Customs yesterday, and it is expected that they will commence discharging to-day The ship Mataura having finished loading for London yesterday, went down to tho‘outer anchorage; Sh« will clear out to-day, and if the. wind is favorable sail bn Saturday. - The Taranaki, from tho South, will arrive here this morning, and sail ngaln : in the afternoon for the Manukaii, via New Plymouth and KclsOn. . .--The s.B. Stormbird acrive*l in porfetrom Wanganui at 4 o'clock yesterday afternoon. . She loft there at midnight on Wednesday, and experienced fresh head winds, with heavy sea, down. : ThcT Stormbird will sail for Wanganui to-day. . .. • . The 8.8. Rotorua from Sydney, via Napier and Auckland, will arrive here about 8 o’clock this morning. She brings tho Inward San Francisco mail.

The s.s, Kennedy arrived in port from ** 8.39 a.ra. yesterday, after-- a rough trip. She left there at 11 a:m. on Wednesday,;but meeting with a heavy S.E. gale, had to anchor in Queen Charlotte Sound till 4 o'clock yesterday 'morning, when she made another start, and arrived hero as above slated. She sailed for Nelson and 1 West Coast,, Ports at 10 O’clock last night. , V . .. ' Vi rill The steamer Tanpo sailed for Auckland, via the East Coast, at 12.15 p.m. yesterday.