SHIPPING.

New Zealand Times, Volume XXXIII, Issue 5335, 3 May 1878, Page 2

SHIPPING.

PORT OP WELLINGTON. High water .. .. 4.45 a.m., 5.2 p.m. ARRIVED.. May 2.— Manawalu, p.a.» 103 tons. Harvey, from IVanjrnnui. Passengers Cabin: Misses Blackett and O’Cano, Messrs. Beaver, Owen. Nutsford, Summers, Callow, Gray, Donaldson. Judge, Symonds, Met! Karaka, Pallott, Sergeant, and Findlay. - Pllmmor, agent. Eaaby, s.a,, 900 tons. Anderson, from Southern ports. Passengers—Cabin: Mesdamea Martin and Stotter, Messrs. Studholmo. Moorhonse, Goodman, Bentley, Colston, Morton, Walsh, Clever, Fltzgibbon, Bowker, McGrath, Manaon, Cort, Strand, Strachan, Templeton, and Wilson : 1 saloon, 25 steerage for Sydney. Tnrnbnll and Co., agents. ©May. brigantine, Pllmloy, from Singapore. Passenger—Mr. Bryce. Turnbull and Co., agents. Leucadia, ship, 890 ton*, Hearns, from London. Passengers—Saloon : Claude Park, Godfrey Lyndon, Reginald H. Walker, and Henry Tyrou. Second cabin : L. Cottara, VV. V. Thomson, C. M. Ross, and W. Allan. Steerage: S A. Von der Orient, R. K. Goddard, C. J. Knapping, and E. J. Smyth. Turnbull and Co., agents. Taiaroa, 220 tons, Kennedy, from Northern ports. Passengers—Saloon: Messrs. Foster, Jones, McLeod, Mcsilamcs Limoln and Holmes, Messrs. Graham, Hunter, De Rose, Foster, Limeou, Ord, Fitzgerald, Lawson, McGoll, Holmes. Heron, Oron, Barnicout, Johns, Macauley, and Foster. Levin and Co/, agents. SAILED. May 2.—Eaaby- s.s , 9'J9. .tons, Anderson, for Sydney. Passengers—Cabin ; Miss Phillips, Messrs. Farrell and Clark. ‘ Tiirnbull and Co., agents. Jane Douglas, s.s., 75 Lons. Fraser, for Foxtoa and Rangitikei. Passengers- -Cab!n : Mrs. Grace, Messrs. Holmes, Tumlor, Cass, and Lovelock. Plimmor, agent. Stormblrd, s.s., C 9 tons, Dollo, for Wanganui. Passengers—Cabin : Mrs. Brough, Mr. Wilson, Plimmor, agent. • Wellington, s.s., 270 tons, McGee, for Pictoa and Nelson. Passengers—Saloon: Mrs, Bennett, Mr. Coleman. Levin and Co., agents. Julius Vcgol, schooner. 50 tons, Johnston, for Kaip.'ira. Compton, agent. IMPORTS. Mauawatu, from Wanganui ; 2 cases. Curtis and Co: 1 box, Ramsay; 1 keg screws, Kruli and Co; 15 pkgs, Gear. Fasby, from Port Chalmers: 2 casks, 5 cases, 2 pkgs, 2 tubes, 1 frame, Schwabc: 1 pkg, Henderson; 9 do, 1 trunk, Muir. From Lyttelton: 01 loose cheese,, Logan; 21 bdls ridging, C ovens. Mills;! oven, Dawson. EXPORTS. Jane Douglas, for Foxton: 29 pkgs, 10 coils wire. Mills; 2 cases, Jacob Joseph and Co; 3 pkgs, Cann; 1 case, Bowden; 9 pkgs. Holmes; 2 do, KruU and Co; 1 case, Pallant; 9 pkgs, Kruli and Go; 1 do, Cameron; 2 cases, Barrett: 2 pkgs, Stuart; 1 trunk, Lindsay; 1 case, W. W. Taylor; 179 pkgs, 5 guns, Dawson; 29 pkgs, Kikhea and Son: 2 do, Turnbull, Smith, and €c; 2 do, Dutton; 294 do, Turnbull and Co. For Rangitikei; 3 pkgs, Zohrab, Knocker, and Co; 1 do, Cameron; 81 do, W. W. Taylor; 21 do, Turnbull and Co.

Stormbird, for* Wanganui: 10 brandy, Krull and Co: 22 coils manilla rope, Pilcher; 500 cartridges, 22 brls shot, 0 guns, Dawson; 1 gun. Ames; 20 brls powder, 836 lbs shot, Nathan and Co; 3 sacks peed, Murray. Common, and Co; 1 truss, Thompson, Shannon, and Co; IpcKN.Z.S. Co; 1 case, Heaton; 2 pkgs, Felton, Grimwado, and Co; 2 cases, Bnrraud; I truss. Hirst: 1 box. Bank of New Zealand; 31 pkgs, 5S bdls Iron, Mills: 2 blocks. Public Works Department; 146 pkgs, Zohr.tb, Knocker, and Co: 1 pel, Thomson, Nevin, and Co; 1 bale, Evans: 64 boxes, Kitchen and Sons; 26 pkgs, Joseph Nathan and Co; II do, Dransfiokl; 0 do, Johnston; 1 case, Fallant; 1 do. Hallway Department; 1 box, Bigg: 21 pkgs. Krull and Co: 3 do, Stuart; 1 pci. Lyon and Blair; 83 pkgs. Levin and Co: 3 do, W. W. Taylor. Easby, for Sydney : 43 kegs hotter. Isaacs; 3 bales fungus. 11 bags do. Te Kloot; 1 case tobacco. Heaton. Wellington. forPlcton : 2 cases, Jacob Joseph and Co; 24 pkgs, Mills; 82 pkgs, 1 qr-tierce tobacco, Levin and Co; 00 do, Krull and Co; 1 case, Felton, Grimwade, and Co; 1 case, Barrett. For Nelson ; 13 pkgs, 2 cases. Levin and Co; 2 cases, Telegraph Department; 1 do, Jackson; 1 box. Price: 1 case, Price; 1 do, Palmer; 1 do, Williams; 10 do. Marine Department. EXPECTED ARRIVALS. London. —Loucadia, Canmore. Craigle Lea, Cralgznullcn, Fleione, nnd Frith of Forth, early. New Tonic, via Dunedin.—Sophia It, Luhr, early; G. M. Tucker, early. New York.—Star, early. Clarence Rivkb.— Darcy Pratt, early. Southern Ports.—Taranaki, 4th. Avers land via East Coast.— Wanaka, 6th. Melbourne via me South.— Arawata, 4th. PROJECTED DEPARTURES. London.— Rialto and Carnatic, early. Pioton and Nelson.— Wellington, this day. Southern Ports.— Taioroa, this day, Auckland, via the East Coast.—Taupo, Bth. Nelson and West Coast Ports.-Charles Edward, Cth. . Wanganui.—Manawatn, 4tb. New Plymouth and Auckland.—Taranaki, 4th. Blenheim.—Napier, tlds day. Melbourne via tiik South.—Arawata, 4th, Sydney.—Wakatipu, 10th. BY TELEGRAPH. AUCKLAND, Thursday. Sailed: Wanaka, for the South, via the East Coast, Passengers for Wellington—Messrs. Keealag, Slater, and Whitaker. WEATHER REPORT. Weather at 5 p.m. yesterday; barometer concreted for height only:— Auckland—3o*3o, S.S.W., light, fine Napier—3o*43, calm, fine ; sea smooth Wellington—3o*32, calm, fine Hokitika—3o*32, S.W., light, fine: ba*- rr o <>d Westport--30*27. S.W., light, fine ; a r good Timaru—3o*2o, N.E., light, fine; ? ea smooth Oaraaru —30*30, calm, fine ; so,* Smooth Bluff—3o 20, S.E., light, fir„ e No indication of any uvarked movement of barometer. R. A. Edwin. jVL'.y 8. —Tni, s.s.. Cl tons. Mills, from Kaikoura hhd Lyttelton. Bishop, agent.

The Leucaclia, ship, of Aberdeen, 895 tons register, arrived hero from London yesterday, which po.t she left on 15th Jan , ami anchored in the Downs on ICth. Left Downs again on the 17th, and proceeded down Channel with light northerly winds and fine weather, and landed pilot at Teignmouth on 19th.' "Wind from sonth-west, light, which on 20th freshened to a gale, and from that date till the 24th heavy west southwest gales and high seas, flooding the decks with water, and completely putting a stop to any progress being made. Took a fre.?h departnre from Start Point on 25th January, with north-west gale, which took her clear of the Channel, wind continuing from northwest to south-west until Madeira was passed on 2nd February, and then light and variable weather till the Bth, when the North-east trades were fallen in with in latitude 22 N. longitude 22 \V. ; they proved very light and unsatisfactory, and were lost on 17th in latitude 2£ N. longitude 25J IV.. On the 19th the South-east trades were picked up, and the Equator crossed the same day in longitude 203 AV. These proved more satisfactory, but were very transitory,, being lost on the 25th in 18 S. latitude. Trinidad Island having been passed on 27th February, light southerly and easterly winds then retarded her progress to the south east, tacking about in different directions. Gough Island was sighted on 14th March, and the Cape of Good Hope passed on 20th In latitude 40 S. She continued to run down in from 40 to 42 S. till 29th March, when the wind coming round to the eastward forced her into a higher latitude, and St. Paul's Isle was passed on 2nd April in 45*40 S. After this the winds became very unsteady, and for the most part south-easterly by north-easterly, never having two whole days westerly wind together, and these easterly winds continued from St. Paul's Isle to the south end of Tasmania, which was passed on 21st April in 47 8. From thence to the Snares westerly winds prevailed, and they wore sighted o» the morning of the 25th April, a strong west, sonth-west wind blowing, which carried her to abreast of Otago Heads. On 20tli light north-westerly winds till 27th, and north-easterly till 28th carried her abreast of Hanks Peninsula; then southerly till 29th, thirty miles south of Cape Campbell, when a heavy north-west gale on 29th .and 30th drove ship to eastward of position about 40 miles. On Ist May southerly wind again favored, and Pencarrow light was sighted at 0 p.m. Stood off and on till daylight 2nd May, when Mr. Holmes, pilot, came on board, and worked the ship into harbor, where she anchored yesterday evening, 107 days from dock ami 97 from Start Point, The s.a. Tahiroa left Onehunga on the 30th ult., and arrived at Taranaki at daylight next morning; thence proceeded to Nelson after discharging cargo. &c., arriving there same night; left again at 8 a.m. yesterday, and arrived at Picfcon at 4 p.m.; sailed again at 0 p.m . and arrived here at 11 o’clock last night. The Tahiroa will go South this afternoon. Messrs. AV. and G. Turnbull and Go’s, schooner May arrived here from Singapore last evening, after a passage of 67 days. She experienced moderately fair wcAtlier down, and an uneventful passage throughout. She wa*i berthed at the wharf last evening to discharge her cargo of eastern produce.