SHIPPING.

New Zealand Times, Volume XXXIII, Issue 5287, 6 March 1878, Page 2

SHIPPING.

PORT OF WELLINGTON ARRIVED March 5. —Tui, a.a., 64 tons. Wills, frt>ra Kaikoura, -•3uid Lyttelton. Passengers—Caoin : Mr. .arid Mrs. Close and 3 children, Mrs. Garland, Miss Johnston,. Jones, Douglas, and Proctor. Bishop, agcm. Star of the South, s.s., 175 tons. Christian, xrom South.. Turnbull and Co., agents. SAILED. March 6.—fUngaara, s.s..- Evans, for JPapier and Poverty Bay. Passengers—Cabin : Mrs »nd Mr, Bull. PHmmer. asent.i StonnUrd, s.s., .CO tons,. Doile, for-Wanganui.. Cabin : Mrs. North and 2 children. Messrs. Harrison, Nielson, Clare, and Clark. Pliin•ur, agent. „ ■ , Wanaka, s.s., 277 tons, McGillivray. f«r; South, lu cngers—Saloon : Mesdmnes ; PluraTidge and child '•kmpbell, Parker, and Shearman ; Misses Campbell J| t) and Parker. Messrs. Brock. Titchraarch. Hackett, and Hamling. Levin and Co., agents. CLEARED OUT MARCn s.—Unity, ketch, 45 tons. Thompson, for 3to»t Coast. Thomas, agent. „ Sea O 11. brigantine, 122 tons, for Lyttelton, •utbrie and Larnach, agents. IMPORTS Tui, from Lyttelton : 200 sacks malt, Staples: 3 Blcgs, Bishop; 8 do, Woodhnuse; 03 bags flour, 4 do -wheat, 4 do oatmeal, Stevenson; l.pkg whips, Dallas; .3 c*w iron, 1 cask zinc, 2 cases tin, Horn; i pci ***** EXPORTS. Unity, for Teawlti: 100 pkgs station stores, 800 vails, 30 posts, Krull and Co. _ Wanaka. for Lytt Iton : 1 pel. Bishop; ,1 pkg. BowYUxnmer; 40 horses, Titchmarah; I case. Telegraph X«Tin and Co. ■ • . Bea Gull, for Lyttelton ; 140 tons railway plant, BUaby, • - Stormbird, for Wanganui: I case. Bishop: 10 cases geneva 10 do gin, 2 cases, 50 kegs, 1 truss, 10 casks. 1 brl «»Us, 420 aiahwelghU, 493 pkg-= general merchandise, Turnbull and C ; I pci. Owen; 22 pkgs. Levin •ad Cj; 3 do, Pdmmer: 1 case. Griffiths; 2 do, Grease,: 12 pkgs, Moeller; 20 do, Kitchen; G cases, 1 truss. Thompson. Shannon, and Co; 133 pkgs. Krull and Co; 4do. Whittem, icholson and Co; 16 do. W. W. lor; 1 bale. Lindsay: 2 pkgs, Mills; 5 do, Dawson; 4 do. A. P. Stuart; 14 gunnies. Bannatyne and Co, I Rangatiro. for Napier : 1 pkg, 2 cases. Bishop: 1 •ase, Dutton; 100 -acks flour, Murray, Common, and Cb; 43 pkgs,'Dawson; 28 do, Griffiths; 1 truss. Thompson Shannon and t-o; 80 boxes. Kitchen and Son; 2 Uids, Pascal; 44 pkgs, Dransfteld: 4 do. W. '■V. Tay- ’ lor; 1 pci. Martin: 2 pkgs, Lindsay 4 do. Mills. For Poverty Bay : 5 cases Crease; 1 do, Griffiths, 1 truss, Sh.anpaon, Shannon and Co: 4 cases, Hannatyne and Co; 3 pkgs, Bishop. EXPECTED ARRIVALS. liOirpoN. Lanarkihire and Lord of the Isles, early LoWDOif.TiA NnLaoK.—Gainsborough, early. Mslbovrnb. —Annie Moore, early. - JfBtBoURNB via thu South.—Ar cvrata, 7fch. Sodthhbn Ports.—Taupo, 7th ; Taranaki, Bth, JfoarHKHN, I’orts. Taiaroa, 7th. • . 'Sydney.—Wakatipu, 7th. Clarence River.—Adonis and F. W. Tucker, caily.' •' ? PROJECTED DEPARTURES. London.—Rialto and Carnatic, early. Nelson and West Coast Ports. Charles Sdward, this day. Namier, Poverty Bat, Tadranqa; and Auok bard. —Taapo, 7th. NA*IRR and Poverty Bay.—Rangatlra. lltb. Southern Ports, rTftiaroa. TtU; Star,of the South, 7th. Waroabuz. —Manawatu, this day. Castlrpoint and Napikk,—Kiwi. 7th, , Foxton: —Tui. this day ; Jane Douglas. 7th. TPicton and Nblbok.—Wellington, this day. Lyttelton. —Luna, this day. Nelson, Westport and Greymouth.-Grafton, 9th. ' ' J " ' ' ~7 .BY~TJSLSQItAFB . . . . . OAMARU, Tuesday. Sxilrd r Endeavour, brigantine, for Wellington, i jroduca laden. BLUFF, Tuesday. .The Hinemoa has arrived, after landing the. Ministerial party at Riverton. LYTTELTON; Tuesday, s Sailbd ; Taupo, for the North, at 4.10 p.m. ; Grafton, for the North, at 5p m. Passengers for ton per Taupo—Messrs. Marehant and Hals©. The barque .Glencoe is ashore at Gore'Bay, -The crew are said to be all saved. She had timber and piles on board for the Hurunui bridge. She is a coinpletc wreck. ■’ , f PORT CHALMERS. Tuesday: . Sailed ; Marlborough, ship.' for London, with a full cargo of wool and grain, valued at £114,000. She takes 15 passengers.—Arawata; Passenger for Nelson, Mr. H, Brown. The'time-ball may be used to-day for rating chrono■etets. A chronometer true on Greenwich time would: show 12h. SOmin, when the ball. drops.. Any difference is error, plus or minus, of the chronometer. We learn by private Telegram that the May arrived -•t Singapore oh Wednesday last, and sailed for Wellington on Satn-day. ' , : 1 *The as. Taupo, from the South, ia expected to arrive here to.day, and sail again for Auckland via Napier and other East Coast por s. The 3,1. Tui arrived here from the South at 11:30 a.m. yesterday, with cargo and passengers. She left Xyttelton at 6 p.m. on the 3rd instant, and arrived at Kaikoura at 10 a.m. on the 4th ; sail d again at 11 •'clock same day; but meeting with severe weather jmt into Port Underwood for shelter, - and remained th-r* till 5 o’clock yesterday morning, 1 when she srtarfced for . this port, and arrived as above-stated. The Tui will sail for Foxton to-dav. The s.«. Wanaka sailed for South at 1 o’clock yesterday afternoon. ■ : . « The s.s. Arawata. from ifelbourne via the South, with the Suez mail, will arrive here to-morrow morning, and sail again same day for Nelson. The brigantine Sea Gall has cleared out at the Customs for Lyttelton, with railway material, and will nail with the first fair wind. The Sarah Pile is loading with similar cargo at the breastwork, also for Lyttelton.. . ~ .7. 7 • The ship Gainsborough was expected to sail from Nelson for this port. yesterday, and with the first .northerly [Wind she may be looked for here. < ; , The s.s.‘3tormV»ird ‘ for Wanganui, and Rangatira ; for Napier and Poverty Bay, sailed shortly af er 5: o’clock last evening. ' ■ I The s.s. Star of the South arrived here yesterday; afternoon at 2o’clock from the South. She will return to the same ports to-morrow. Messrs. W. and G. Turnbull have received tele-; graphic advices from Singapore, stating tiiat their three-masted schooner May arrived there on the 27th , ult., and was expected to sail for Wellington on the 2nd Inst. Consequently, with favorable winds, she 1 may be expected to arrive here about the end of April next or early in May. ! WRECK of THE BARQUE GLENC°E7 Information has been received by Captain Bendall, - to the effect that the barque Glencoe has been wrecked at Gore Bay by parting from )ier moorings during ] easterly weather, and going ashore. The Glencoe was engaged in Gore Bay landing piles which she had, brought from Bateman's Bay. The Glencoe is owned by Captain Daldy and Captain Carey, the latter being,. In charge of her. She was partly insured in the South British Company for £SOO. The; 1 following telegram' was received by Captain Bendall yesterday:— r “ Cheviot. March 4th.; : "lean do nothing for the vessel. She is a total wreck; and the crew are quite destitute, in debt with the ship and with no prospect to get to a seaport.” '‘Signed, Jas. .Carry, r . “Master, Glencoe. ’»