SHIPPING

New Zealand Times, Volume XXXIII, Issue 5301, 22 March 1878, Page 2

SHIPPING

PORT OF WELLINGTON. ARRIVED. Maucii 21.—Anno Melhulsh, barque, ,844 tons, Johnson, from Newcastle. Williams, agent. ■ Manawatu. p.s., 103 tons, Harvey, from Wangamu. rassengers—Cabin : Jlesdames RoMnson and child, JRoberts. and Evans, Misses lirassey. 1 erston, and Maloney. Messrs. Shaw, rerston Mantell, Gower, Nathan, Fell, Cabin, Hall. Hltmplir.ey, -Martin. Goodwin, and Cary Company (4). riimmor, ■* r Hinemoa. Government s.s., 232 tons, Fairchild, from JUcaroa. H Passengers—SnloonJ’Sir G«orge Grey; Honr Mr. Fisher, Messrs. Mitchell. Bell, null lusher. Jane Douglas, s.s., 65 tons. Fraser, from loxton. Passenger—Cabin : Messrs. ■ Donald, Norry, Luhi, nnH pjgdon ; one in the s enrage. Pliinmer, agent; n SAILED. Ma'hoii 21. —Hawea.; 5.5.,; 402 tons, Wheeler, for Auckland, via the Fast Coast, X'ossengcrs—Saloon : Messrs. Stuart, Butcher, Lusk, Hoaro, Burt, and Herman. Levin and Co., agents. Arthur Wakefield, 'schooner, 45 tons, Kirk.- for Waitapu. Master, agent. ■' ■ ‘ ■ ■ Star of the Son, schooner. 33 tons, Burner, for Havelock. Master, agent. CLEARED OUT. Makcii 21 —Stonnbird,' s.s., 01) tons, Doile. for Wanganui. Passenger—Cabin: Miss Roberts. Plimmer, agent. ' ' * ■ , , Kennedy, s.s.. 13C tons, Palmer, for Nelson; ami West Coast ports. Passengers—Cabin: Miss Jloim5®U, Messrs. Fnuiklyn and Park. Deacon, agent. IMPORTS * : Kennedy, from Nelson: 12 pkzs wa*hboar(U. Beauchamp. -Campbell, and Co: 3 pkgs, Ingram: /I bm* s ■wool, Deacon; 2-sacks: l : :ne. Seath: 9 cases fruit, Houeheu; 0 do, .Lockie: 29 do, Stephens; 100 bars iron, Dawson and Co. Anne Melhulsh, from Newcastle: 400 tons coal, Williams. , _ Lord of the Isles, from London: 7 cases. Lemon; 2 do, Walton: 1 do. Chamberlain; 8 bales. Field; 103, cases, I do show cards, 3 pels. 12 bales, Krull and Co: 100 casks. 20 kegs, 50 brls. 220 cases. 1)9 boxes. Bannatyne and Co; 4 boxes, Jeuness; 2 do. Diver; 2 do.; 25 casks, Johnston and Co; 4S lots wire, 181 cases, 108 tyres; 24 wheels. Minister for Public Works; 1 case,, Douglas; 279 cases, Hon. Colonial Secietary; 11 cases. Kilmer; 2 do, Jackson and Graham; 10 do, Izard: 94 coses, Cheymol; 20 hf-hhds, 20 qr-hlula, G. If. Veuncll; 14 casks, 7 cases. 3 kegs. 1 bale, 19 grindstones, 4 crates, Gllmour and Son; 3 cases. Pirie; 207 bdls. 1< cases, 1039 bats iron, 230 brls. 3 camp ovens, 1 do cover, 0 casks, 10 pkgs. Milts; 3 cases. Levin and Co; 240 boxes, Pearce: 5 coses, Sorgc and Town’cy: 1 box. Mantell; 2 do, Atkinson; S pkgs, Bradford; 1 case, Dutler; 12 cases, 10 pkgs, James Smith: 10 qr-casks, 1 case, Felton, Grim wade, and Co; 220 boxes, 291 coses 20 qr-casks, 4 octaves, 9 bales, zO casks, W. B. Rhodes arid Go; 305 casks. 112 cases, 260 deals, 20 drams, 40 kegs, Guthrie and Larnach; 5 cases, 1 cask. Shaw; 9 crates/ 3 casks, 2 pkgs, 1 case, 1 hhd. Stuart ami Co; 594 bars iron, 40 bdls do, 47. boxes, 218 bdls, 40 pkgs, 30 plates, 43 cases. 10 casks.- 0 hhds, 8 crates. 12 frames, 12 machines. 100 qr-brls. 15 boilers, 37 pipes, 2 pans, 20 tubes. Win. Dawson and Co; 4 bales, 50 casks. 0 brls, 50 drums, 1 case, S'even:on and Stuart; 46 boxes, 3 cases, Stevenson and Stuart; 24 cases, 9 trunks, 31 casks, *2 bdls. 21 crates, 2 tierces, 1 hale, E. Anderson: 2 tanks. N.Z.S. Company; 50 kegs, 10 bales, 365 cases, 200 brls, 1 cask, 40 pkgs, 40 bags, 200 boxes, 1- pci, Nathan and Co ; 4 cases, Wilson and Rich irdson: 3 do. Thompson. Shannon, and Co; 5 dogs. Swarbrick; 1 case, Lambert; 12 bales, Whittem, Nicholson, and Co; 1637 cases, 964 bdls, 640 pkgs, 196 hints, 250 drums, 1302 boxes. CG camp ovens and covers) 250 kegs, IS tierces. 42 rolls, 245 .hales, 1 tank seed, 72 arras and boxes, 296 sashweights, 36 grindstones, 34 pots, 10 hf-brls, 6 weighingmachines, 69 trunks. 742 casks, 10 octaves, Order NeDon, from Waitapu : 40,500 ft sawu timber, 2 tons potatoes. Order. EXPORTS. .

Kennedy, for Nelson : 1 case,'-Telegraph Department:! do. Deacon: 10 do schnapps, Jacob Joseph and Co; 2 cases confectionary, Curtis and Co; 5 do drapery, 2 bales do, Wilson and Richardson; 1 pkp, .Evans; 5 casks stout, 5 cases salmon, 1 do cornflour, Turnbull and Co. For Westport; 3 cases, Thompson, Shannon, and Co; 1 case. Turnbull and Co: 15 k*gs butter, Anderson; 2 cases, 1 truss, Stuart and Co. For 'Greymouth : 40 hf-boxes soap. Kitchen and Sons: 1 bale, Thompson, Shannon, and Co; 1 case. Stuart ami Co;l do. Telegraph Department. For Hokitika; 1 case wine. Baunatyne and. Co; 1 caae, Thomson,' Shannon, and Co; 0 kegs butter, Anderson; 5 cases, TnruhuU and Co; 3 do drapery, Stuart and Co; 1 case, Telegraph Department jlLtwea, for Napier ; 1 box, Danks; 1 do, Marks: 2 trunks, 1 case. Hannah and Co, For Poverty Hay: 5 cases, 3 pkgs, 1 cask, 1 qr-do, 5 bales. Levin and Co; SO casks, Bannatync and Co; 19 casf»s, Griffiths. For -Auckland: 200sacks,,Kreeft: 3 boxes. New Zealand Shipping Co; GO sacks. Beck and Tonks; 3 pkgs, Levin ■and-Co;! trunk, Campbell: 34 cases, Turnbull.and Co. For Russell: 14 pkgs, James Smith. Stormbird, for .Wanganui: 10 cases rum, Krull and Co; 22 qr-casks, 12 cases, Pilcher: 1 qr-cask whisky.-1 dojiort wine, 127. pkgs merchandise, Turnbull and Co; .23 drums, 0 casks,TO kegs. New Zealand Shipping Co;. 4 casks, Heaton; 48 pkgs, Dawson; 14 do, 2 case*. Bailway Department; 5 do, Turnbull, Smith and Co: 4 do, Piumbridge: 40 pkgs, Krull and Co; 29 pkgs, \V. "W. Taylor; 3 do, Lindsay; C pkgs, 1 case/ Thompson, Shannon, and Co; 6‘do, do, Taylor; 1 box soap, 3 pkgs, A. P, Stuart; 1 weighing machine, Mills; 7 'pkga, Dransfield/l case, Barjaud; 25 pkgs. Levin and 00. EXPECTED ARRIVALS. London.—Lanarkshire, Craig Lea, Craigmullen, Conmoro/and Leacadla. early. NuitnuciiN Ports.- Taiaroa; 23rd. Clarence River. —F. W. Tucker, early. "Melbourne, via the South.—Alhambra. 23rd. Auckland, via the East Coast. - Wanaka, 25tb. Southern Ports Taranaki, this day. . Sydney, via Auckland and Napier.—Rotorua, ibis day. 1 PROJECTED DEPARTURES, ’London.—Rialto and Carnatic, early. , :Hapier and Poverty Bay.—Kangatira. 25th. Picton and Nelson. —Wellington, 23rd. -Northern Pouts.—Taranaki, this day. Southern Ports. - Rotorua, this day. Auckland, via the East Coast.—Taupo, 28th. Nelson and West Coast Ports. Wallace, 2(sth. Melbourne, via the West Coast.—Alhambra, 23rd. Lyttelton.—Taiaroa, 23rd. "Wanganui.—Manawatu, 23rd. Foxton-—Jane Douglas, this day. Kaikoura and Lyttelton.—Tui, this day. Lyttelton.—Grafton, 23rd. BY TELEGRAPH. . . . AUCKLAND, Thursday. Arrived : Fontenay, ship, from London, with thirty passengers.. She sailed on December 10. — Alert from Oamaru.Sailed : Wanaka for the South. Passengers for Wellington—Mesdames Gavin, Evans, Woodward and family. Messrs. McLean, Knight, Barber, Benjamin, and Matthews. GREYMOUTH, Thursday. . Arrived ; Andrew, from Melbourne. . LYTTELTON, Thursday. Sailed : Taranaki for the North, at 5 pm. Passengers for Wellington—Mrs. ami Miss Hill. Messrs. Graham, Sotheru, Greston, Kebbcl, and Dr.-Ravens. PORT CHALMERS, Thursday. Sailed: Alhambra. Passenger for Wellington— Mr. E. F. T. Ward. TTe s s. Taranaki will arrive here this morning, and will sail again for Z/elson, Taranaki, and ManuJcau same evening. The Alhambra from,Melbourne, via; the-South, is timed to arrive here to-morrow morning. The Stormbird sailed'for Wanganui at half-past 5 o’clock last evening, but owing to the heavy weather prevailing outsider she had to return to port, arriving alongside the wharf at 9.30 o’clock last night. . ' The schooner Arthur Wakelleld sailed for Waitapu at an early hour yesterday morning. \ The s. a. Hawea sailed'for Auckland, via the East Coast, at noon yesterday. The p.s. Manawatu arrived here from Wanganui at 1 o’clock yesterday afternoon, after having left there at 11 30 p.’m. the same day. Experienced fine weather down. ■ The Manawatu will sail for Wanganui tomorrow*. ,Tbe schooner Nelson from Waitapu. timber laden, reached this port yesterday morning at 11 oVock. She left Waitapu on Tuesday last, and bad light northerly winds across the .Strait. The s.B. Rotorua is expected hero this morning from Sydney, via Napier and Auckland. She will leave -again for the Southern ports in the afternoon at 3 o’clock. The barque Anne Melhuish arrived here from Newcastle yesterday morning, coal laden. The steamer .Kennedy arrived here from Nelson at £ o’clock yesterday morning, having left there at (5.30 pan. the previous. clay. Experienced fine weather through the Strait. Owing to the heavy weather, the Kennedy was unable to sail for Nelson and West Coast ports. • The Government s.s. Hinemoa left Akaroa at midnight on Wednesday, and arrived here at 8 o'clock last night. Experienced strong head winds across the Strait. The s.s. Jane Douglas left Foxton at 10.25 a.m, yesterday; towed the schooner Cora, bound for Dunedin, ilown to the bar. and crossed it at 2 p.m., arriving here at 10 o’clock last nigbt. Experienced’ strong -N.W. winds down, with heavy sea, and when coming tip the harbor the mainsail and foresail were blown to ribbons. The Jane Douglas is expected to sail for Foxton to day. NOTICE TO MARINERS. ' Customs Department (Marine Branch). Wellington, March 19, 1878. Notice is hereby given that on and after the evening of Monday, the 22nd clay of April next, a light will be exh bited from a lighthouse which lias been erected on the southern point of the Moemki Peninsula, on the East Coast of the Middle Island, the characteristics of which are as follow The tower is 2Sft in height, built of wood and painted white. The light will be a fixed white light of the third order, visible all round as far.as the land will allow. -The light will be elevated about 170 feet above the sea, and, allowing fifteen feet for the height of the eye, will be seen at a distance of nineteen hautic miles in clear weather, and at lesser distances according to the .state of the atmosphere. On the B>ime night which the Moeraki light is exhibited, the white light en Cape Wanbrow, will be altered to red, and the fixed ied light on the end of Breakwater to green, This green light will not, however, be exhibited duringbad weather, when the danger lights (two white horizontal with a red light between them) are shown from the flagstaff. • . . J. Ballance.