SHIPPING.

New Zealand Times, Volume XXXIII, Issue 5348, 18 May 1878, Page 2

SHIPPING.

POST OF WELLINGTON. , Ulgbvatei ... .. S.ttain.,s.2o p.m. ARRIVED. Mat 17.—Kotorn», ■«, 578 tom, Carey, from Syclmy. Tie. Auckland ami Njplcr. I'aMengcrs - saloon: Mr. anil Mrs. Johnson, Meailamos Arclea ami clilltl. ami Malcolm, Signoras Carantl \ Its ami ' eno.ta, 'Messrs. Davy, Kocsing, Slater, Caron, UimoroPnlaplni, Tesaada. Tnrrolt. and IMauraont, Master. Grace; *Z steerage. Levin and Co., agents. ■ ;i Kubjv schooner. 21 tons. Dalton, from Kaikoura, Bsthuno and Hunter, agents. ' Thames, letch, 23 tons, Giliard, from > Polorns hound. Master, agent. Taranaki. s.s.. 327 tons, Malcolm, from South. Passengers Saloon ; Mr» • and •. Mm.' child, Mr. and Mrs. Steelo.»nd 2 ciiildrenjjlfosdames. Young and 2 children and Itob rts, Messrs.. Sevens, fliampley. Flanagan, Gair, Messrs. Ellaby, Devory, UrooUs, Wallace. Patton. Fisher, Corner. Thompson. - Duder,; Rossy-JCerslOvy, Gregor., Cross. Ito. erts. Mclllaslur nreVllKV and Ellery: H ■Steerage.- and 10 for North. Levin and Co., agents. May 18.—Manawatu. v.s.i 103 tons, Harvey, from Wanganui. Passengers—Cabin : Messrs. Williams (•>) Watt (2), liuudel, Nixon, Gray. Lambert, Alley, -Davis, end Bruce : 4 steerage. - Plimracr; agent. SAILED. '■ May 17.—Taranaki, s.s..- 827 tons, Malcolm, for Taranaki and Mannkau. Passengcrs-Saloon : Mus • Peck. Mr. Thompson, and 2 Maoris. Levin and to., **Kotorua, s.s. 576 tons, Carey,for South." Passenrrrs—Saloon: Mr. and Mm. Jlo3S. Mesdamai. Kow. lands, Toms,' anil Marshall and .21 chili re", Key. C. Cuates, Messrs Collins, Hall, and Broadbent; 0 steerage. Levin and Co . agents, ,-y : ' CLEARED: CUT.. .. May 17.-Reliance. ketch, 85 tons, Swede, for Pelorus Sound. Master, agent. . , .Margaret GalbroUh, slop. t!tl tons, Ferguson, for Port Chalmers. Turnbull ami Co.,agcnla.i Anne Melliulih, barque, 341 tons,-Johnson, for Newcastle. Pas enger Mr. Manley. Williams, **c"riola, barque, 310 tons, , Hill, lor Newcastle. Williams, agent. uipoKTS. . ! Mutden City, from I’elorua Sound: 20,000 foot sawn timber, Order. . , - > ; Mary King, from Oamaru; 230 sacks fiour.JJO lif-do do wGOqr do do. 142 sucks wheat, 79 do oatmeal, 100 do'bran,'l6 boles chaff, 230 do oats, CO do sharps. Order. , . , , Ilttby, from Kaikoura: K»7 sacks potatoes, 24 do cr.tfs 1 keg butter, 2 hides, Turnbull and Co. From White Rock: 20 bales wool, 21 bides, Johnston • «dOo. ■' V Rotorua, from Sydney: ! tin case, gunnies . angar Order; 2 crates chairs, Mosi: 4 cases books, Sheridan; Ido. James; 1 do woollens, Cook; 2d6c10, Huxley; 13 case-*, Felton, Grirawade t and Co; 1 box, Tirana Geld: (M hf-chests tea; Livih and Co; 131 gunnies sugar, Edwards and. Co; * bales mper. XEW Zealand Ton**: .4 .cases, T.W. Pilcher; L>i do fruit, Beauchamp. Campbell, and Co; .3 pkgs. Mountain ; 7S cases fruit, Marshall; 1 case. Ambrose; 1 do woollens, J. Smith: 1 ca«v Hooker; 3 do, Burrctt; 21 do fruit, Curtis; 20 do dp, Gleeson; 1 parcel, Horn. Taranaki, from Dunedin: U cases. 2 casks, 10 qr* rasks, I b l *,: 1 parcel, Levin and. Co;. 100 cases, Turnbull and Co; Iparcel, Edwards: 28 pkga t Felton. Grirawade, and Co; GO boxes soap, Zohrab. Knocker, and Co; 1 case, Rankin; SO casks tallow, j Kitchen and Sons: 2 cases. Halienstein Bros; 2 cases, Hayes; 1 box. 2 cases, Lindsay; 1 c se, Dutton; 1 do. Thompson. Shannon, and Co: 1. cine.. Shaw; 1 do. Jones; 6 l»kgs.PmtnseU and Co; 1 truss, Leitchflcld; 4 pkgs. Card* Sdo, Wolford; 2 do, Park; 1 do, Mowbray and Co; 5« do Jones; 1 do, Brlgate; 1 parcel. Bother; 4 sacks. Robertson; 1 bale, Edwards and Co; 2 cases. Carlton; 2 phga, Horgan: 2 cases. Morrison; 1 pkg, Hospital Department; 2 trusses, Hart; Ijirunk, Nancarrow; I case, Mcßeth; 1 do. Kdo, Scott: 35 pkgs. 2 bales, 3 cases, Order. . From Lyttelton; 1 case, Gandy: 3 ptegs. 45 kegs butter. Order; 5 sacks seed, Redirood;.2cases, Edmonds and Co.

,* ■■ ; • - EXPORTS. , ; Taranaki, for Taranaki: 1 hf-chesl toa. Bishop; 2 cases, Heaton; 1 cwk. N,Z.S. Co; 500 cas*v» guns, 1 vyw, 1 parcel, 6 wheels. Mills: 1 parcel, Richmond; ,2 i>U s» PiltOemld: 2 do. A.IK Force; 4 cases, 1 bale. Dutton; 1 parcel Reid; I case, Telegraph Department; 5 pkgs. Railway Department; 1 cheat, N.Z.b.S. Co; 2 cases. Defence Department. h ’, v-. .' 1 .... Rotorua, for Lyttelton : 33 cases beer, 1 cask do. o cases brandy. 4 do whisky. 2 do geneva, 2 do old tom; 4 do clmrajiagne, 4 do claret, j do port, C do shetry, Turnbull nml Co;. 3. canes. 3 casVs, 0 p'ags, Felton, and Co: 8 j.Levin anti Co: 4 boxes, 1 bf ebesttea. Deck and,Tonks: 1 case.l pkg, Turnbull, 1 Smith, ami Co; 1 truss, 1 ci»4e, Jacob Joieph and Co: 3 cases, ti boxes. Gdaeral Government: 8 cases. 3 coils. Telegraph Department; 7 pkgs. Mills. For Dunedin --1 box, N.Z.SS. Cd; 4 pkgs. Hirst; I _parcel. McManaman; 4 pkgs. Levin and Ob; 1 box. Railway Department; 8 cases, 5 bdla. Telegraph Department. BXI’ECTED AKIIIVALS. Lovdow,— Crajgio Lea; Craigmulleu, Fleione, and Frith of Forth, early. „ ~ „ T > New Yoiik, via Dunedin.- -Sophia E. Luhr, early: G. M. Tncker, early. New Yop.k.—Star, early. Auckland vu East Coast,—laupo, 20th. Melbourne, via the South.—Alhamhra, this day Southern Ports.—Hawca, 21st. ' : Northern Ports. — Taiaroa,. 21st. Melbourne and Uobarton via the South,— Tarania, 25th. 1 PKOJECTED DEPARTURES. London.—Carnatic, this day; Rialto, early. PICXON and Nei.son. —Wellington, 20th. ' Soutuekn Pouts.— Taupo.-20tlK / _ i 1 Auckland, via tub East Coast.— Hawca, 22im. TYanoaNui. —Manawato, this day; Stormbird, 20th. Melhournk via tub South.— CastlEtoint and Napier. —Kind, 23rd, NnitniaßN Ports. Taiaroa, 2Uh. Naeier and Poverty Bay.— Kar' a)UI * Nelson and West Coast iD'.r.s.—Konneily, this day. ■ ■■■■,. Kaikoura and T.Tr*r^ x> _ Tu | 20th. Sydney.—Wakati'—j -q K , Lyttelton. ine Oouglnff, 20th, 6XPNS/ VIA NsVriEit *iiTD a\.uckl\nd Rotorua, 35th,., BY TELEGRAPH. LYTTELTON, Friday. Sailed: Alhambra, for Wellington, at 5.20 p.m. Passenger—Mr. J. We-fc. - / FOXTON. Friday. Tbs Jane Donghas and Tul arrived thi* inorning; Hie former frorii the Sound and Kaj»i i, and the latter from Kaphi; both having been detained wacthcr f~T i!;e last four clay?. • The wind and ae» are atiil high here. _ ’ PORT CHrVLMKRS, Friday.

Si i usd: Watatipn. for'Wellington. Passengers - Messrs. J. Nichol and L. V. Nicoll. -■ WEATHER REPOUT. Weather at 5 p.m. yesterday; barometer corrected for height onlyAuckland—b O-30. Calm, fine. - Napier- 30:18, N.W., light, fine: sea smooth. Nelson—SO’OP. W.. fresh, -threatening. ;i ■ • Wellington—fifiDo. N.W., gale, clomly. Hokitika—2o DO. N.W. gale, gloomy; *" . r WestpOrt-20-W. N.W.. fresh. Thuaru-fiO IS, If> EC a mode- •-* -mug generally. f> a Ed , vlJi -. >ni, R steamer* Tttf and Jane Douglas for ioxtoiv and Ktormbird for Wanganui. d . id , n '’^ ; ”“ c L t destination till, yesterday .looming, owing to the from Melbourne, via tho Sonth, is expected to arrive here .this murmur.,bho Will sail again for Melbourne and South at W.SO ora. to-, .; Thames arrived here at’ I.SO p.rn. yesterday With a cargo of timber from Pelorus Sound. - Then.* Taranaki, from the' South, arrived iri port at - She left Port C mlmers at "SO o m on the 10th. and arrived at Lyttelton at 4-' ti.ui.on the letbi sailed again at.fi 80. p.n>. same day. nnd arrlved hereaaabove-statctl., Experienced atroni, variable winds throughout. The Taranaui sailed for Taranaki and theMannkau at 8 o clock last night.. The Carnatic hanled away from the wharf yesterday ind sailed down to the outer anchoragei.j She will leave to-day (or 'London (weather. permitting). . The a.*. Kotorua, Captain C-vrey, from Sydney. p Auckland nnd IS'ftpler, arrived alongside the wharf at I.CO p.iil. yesterday. left Sydney on Wedncsdaj, ‘ the Bti» l«Kt„ and passed the heads a tO p,m* with R liaht northerly wind, which continued till the 10th, when it increased to a heavy gale, with hard squalls nnd heavy rain. On the 11th the wind shifted to the rtW., but a hl»rU confused sea still prevailed. Eight variable winds were afterwards exi>;*riencetl with 1 fine weather, until arrival at Ancki Jam! At 10 p. m. on the ISth. ipischarged 180 tons cargo, and sailed for 2i-<pier at p in. on the 14tli. where she arrived at 0.30 ft.m ; oiytho 10th; left there f«w lids wort at ‘2 p c'... and arrived as stated. Experieiiceii variable winds to Napier.. and thence to arrival strong S.W, gale ami heavy sea. . The Rotorua Hailed for South at 7 o'clock last evening. The Government nteamer Stella got off Taranaki vesterd-r morning, ami left again for this port at n.Hoa,m. She will arrive hero this morning, . X ie nUamer Jane Douglas is shortly tO-bc laid up, (or the purpose of enlarging tha saloon. It is Intended that the present cabin shall be set apart exclusively for lady passengers, and the after hold Is to bo comfortably fitted up as * general saloon. Passengers who are in the habit of travelling Ip and from Foxton will probably he glad to hear of this Taupe, from Auckland, via tlio East Coast, is dno here on Monday rooming. . The Wellington, from Pleton and Nelson, and Kangatira, from Napier and Poverty Kay, are expseted to arrive hero during to-morrow . 'The schooner Knby arrived hero from White Rock and Kaikoura at 0 o clock yesterday morning with a full cargo of produce. She experienced some, heavy weather on the coast, and after leaving Kaikoura had to anchor at Plaxbonme from a heavy north-west gale till Thursday momieg, when the wind changed to the southward. The schooner ran before it for a few hours, but the sea increasing greatly, it wu deemed prudent to stand in for the land for smooth water, and she took shelter under the blaff. Cloudy Bay, till the weather moderated, and then stood over for this port, arriving as above stated. The p.s. Manawatu left Wanganui at 0.30 a.m. yesterday, and arrived here at 1 o'clock this morning. Experienced a etrong westerly gale ami heavy sea down. The Manawatu la announced to sail again -for Wanganui to-day. -