SHIPPING.

New Zealand Times, Volume XXXIII, Issue 5277, 22 February 1878, Page 2

SHIPPING.

PORT OF WELLINGTON. \ ARRIVED. February 21.—Manawatu, p.a., 103 tons. -Harvey. Irom Wanganui. Passengers—CaL\n; ilesrtemes Preston and Cross, Missss Hotlson (2). Mr. and Mrs. . XarnL Messrs. Griffiths, Bust, and Gray. 1 limmer. agent. •• - - - CLEARED OUT.' ': ’ ' TFruruary 21.—Amaranth, schooner, 51 tons, Campbell, tor the Manukau. ; Guthrie and Larnach, ■gents. - • IMpol { T g 'Manawatu. from Wanganui': 88 bales wool, 80 sacks Biufif: 75,000 feet sawn timber, Guth- ” Jane Ilougias, from Foxton: 1 ca'e. Beauchamp. Campbell, and Co: H 67, sleepers,/ohrab. Knocker, and Co; 180 sleepers. Government:. SSWO Miinglcs, 3800 feet sawn timber. Greenfield and btuart. lb.lß- - sawn timber, 1 Waddell, McLeod, and Co: 1 box, Boyce; 4 pigs, Grooves; 1 log cedar, 1 ort; 9 bdls sheepskins, 2 hides, Tyer; 7, bales wool; Murray, ComDnnediri : 5 cases r.° drtinss, 36 casks. Order: 2 cases. Rankin: 10 plates iron, Mills; 1 bale. Thompson; 2 bales, Crombla: 6 hhda ale, Eddie and Jack; 2 cases Williams; 12 doors, Guthrie and Lar■ach, 24 ovens,.! case, Taylor; 00pkgs. Waller, 8 do.Young; 15 do, Fitchelt; 2 bales. Duthie: 1 case. Mills; 11 prcl. Kohn and Co. From . Lyttelton . 5 'SA&£B cheese, Thoin&s; 25 rams, ■ «Vilfor(L , EXPECTED ARRIVALS. ■ . London.— Gainsborough, Bon venue, and Lanark‘“©SlSSc* Rrvnß.-F. -W.- Tucker and Adonis, early., Glasgow. —River Leven, early. c , , Nbw York, via Dunedin.--John . K. Stanhope and Sophia B. Ruhr, early. ... , Southern Ports —Taranaki, tb s day. Northern Ports.— Taiaroa, this day. _ , . Sydney, via Napier and Auckland.—Rotorua. “mwboubne via the South.—Alhambrs>. 23J<1. Melhouhnb. via the West Coas -bt i. AnrirrAND VIA XBR EAST COAST. iftlipo, -Dili. Napier and Poverty Bay—Rangatira. 24. h. *^ IhII i>ROJK CTEO DEPARTURES. • _ . tiOVDON - —-Hurumil. in March: Rialto, early. nSSon and AVkst Coast Ports.-Charles EdEav. Tauranoa. and Auok“a POVERTTBAVI-Raugatira JSth. Foxtok. —Jane Douglas, this day; Tui, 25tn. Napier. 23rd. • ■ • • * ’ Picton -and Nelson’. —Wellington, 25th. Sooth sen Forts,—Rotorua, this day. Meluouune. via the West .Coast-Alhambra, and Hobabton, via the South.— tills day; Manawatu, 23rd. 1 V . - ■ BY TELEGRAPH. PORT CHALMERS Thursday. Arrived ; At 10.35 a.m., Hawea, from Lyttelton, Sailed: Barque John R, Stanhope for AN fcon, ' , AUCKLAND, Thursday Sailed: May Queen, for London, with a full cargo and five passengers.—Ceorgietta, barque, for New York.—Taupo, for the South. Passengers for Wellington—Messrs. Rooko, Gavin, Stevenson, atul Misses Webb (3). f , LYTTELTON, Thursday.’ Sailed : Taranaki, forthe North, at G p.m. Passengers for Wellington—Mrs. Powell and .2 children, Mrs. Turner, Mrs. Cooke. Messrs. Macpherson, white, Luxford, Bull, and Broughton. ' .. Owing to the heavy S.W. gale which prevailed yesterday the departures of the steamers Wanaka for Auckland via the East .Coast,,Stormbird for Wan-’ ganul. and Jane Douglas for Foxton. have been postponed till to-day. ... , . , The p.a. Manawatu arrived in harbor from 'Wanganui at ,2.16p.m. yesterday. She left there at--1120 p.m. on Wednesday, and crossed the bar at midnight, arriving here "as above stated. Experienced fine calm weather to Kapiti, thence to arrival strong S.W. gale. The Manawatu will sail again for Wanganui to-morrow evening. . , The s.s. Taranaki, from the South, is expected to arrive here this morning, and sail again the same day for the Manakan. via Nelson arid Taranaki. As the iTaiaroa will take up -tke Wellington’s run- r ning to. Picton and Nelson, she will not sail for the South tCMlay as previously advertised. The Rotorua left Napier for this port at 10.30 a.m. yesterday, but■ - as she has- had heavy head-weather to. contend ; with I coming down, the time of; her arrival here to-day is uncertain. She is announced to leave for. the South, this afternoon.