SHIPPING.

New Zealand Times, Volume XXXIII, Issue 5350, 21 May 1878, Page 2

SHIPPING.

PORT OF WELLINGTON High water .. . .. 7.18a.m. ( 7.14 p.m. ARRIVED. ' MAT2o.—TftQpo. 8.8., 403 tons, Andros fr m Auckland via the East Coast. Paasaengerg—Saloon: Mesdame* Crawley, Montgomery,' HSii child and •arrant. Master Crawley, Major-TisdalL Messrs. Montgomery. HIU. Leahy, Stone, Goulder, Wimble,Thompson, flertslee, Lawrio, McOillivniy, Wilkinson. Johnstone. Sponberg, Farrell. Beaver; Geddy. Wooler, ai d Blackwell. Leviu nud Co., agents. " Cynthia, schooner, C 6 tons; Creagh, from I’elorn:i Sound. Master, agent. > Co-Ahead, As., Si* tons, Boss, from Auckland via Bay of Islands and Napier. Johnston, agent. Taiuroa, sir., { I'2S tons, Kennedy, from Northerr ports. Passengers—Saloon ; Mrs. Moore, Misses Day, BuchoJz, Biss and child, Mallby, and Bamicote. Jndg( Richmond and secretary, Captain Thompson, Messrs. Itabson, Oucbohs. Davis, Webbly (C), Kenny. and Master Woo.lcoi- 12- steerage. Levin and Co., •gents. HAILED. ' May 20.—Taupo, e. 0., 461 tons, Andrew, for South. Passengers-*Saloon: Mrs. Brown, Miss Luxford, Messrs. Ross, Mclntosh, Kicbard, Jewett, and Luxford. Levin and Co., agents. - Wellington, 271> tons. -McGee, for Plcton and Nelson. , Passengers—Saloon: Mr., Mrs., and Missis (2) Bunny, Mr. and Mrs. Dillon, Messrs, hob* bins, Reader, Stewart, and Popping, l-evin and Co., agents.' . Napier, s.s., 1 44 tons,.Flak, . for Blenheim. Turnbull ami Co., agents. -Jane Douglas, s.s., 73 tons. Fraser, for Foxton. Passengers—Cabin: Messrs. Walker, Bonthorno and It children. Piimmcr, agent. Tui, 8.9., 64 tons. Wills, for Kalkoura and Lyt-

triton, Bishop, agent. \ Stormblrd, a.s., 69 tons, Doile, (or Wanganui. ' Pas* Hungers—Cabin: Sothem Troupe (10), Mr. Young. Plimmcr, agent. ; CLEARED OUT. May 20.—Ruby, schooner, 24 tons, Bockstrom, for Kaikonm. Bethune and Hunter, ageuts. Maiden City; schooner, 27 tons, Shilling, for Pelorus Sound. Master, agent, IMPORTS, Star of the South, from Havelock : 25,000 feet sawn timber, Waddell and C’«*: 3 bales woo). Nathan. Slormbird, from Wanganui: 1 pet, Lyon and Blair: 1 do, Gleesou: I do. Mills; 1 do. Felton, Grimwade, and Co; 1 do, Dawson; 15 pigs. Gear... • Chaudiere, from London: 1195 casks, Levin and Co: 1 case, Shaw. Cynthia from Pelorus Sound: 39,000 feet sawn timber, Greenfield and Stewart. Tanpo, from Napier: 1 case. 4 cow-catchers, Rail* way Department; 8 doors. Beck and Touks ; 1 case, Evans. ~ . . s Saucy Lass, from Pelorus Sound: 26,009 feet timber, Scott. Jane Douglas, from Foxton : 8 pkgs, Owen ; 1 do, Hellyer; 11 do. Train; Ido Mills; 3 do, Crowther; 8 . empties, Mace and Arfcell; X pkg, Agnew; 140 sleepers, Zohrab and Co: 6164 feet sawn timber. Green* field and Stewart Wellington, from Picton: 1 box, Dawson. From Nelson: 2guns. Defence Department; 1 yacht, Mac* farlane. Tul, from Foxton .* 100 sacks potatoes. Crease; 3 bales wool, N.Z.L. & M.A. Co; 1 bos, Anderson; 2 do, Cussock: 693 sleepers. Mnnt. Napier, from Blenheim : 200 sacks oats, 200 do barley. Urder,

Kangatira, from Napier: I xaddta, Crawford. Sophia E. Luhrs, from New York : 100 cases sarsaparilla, 07 do chairs, 15 one eighth-tierces tobacco. 35 qr dodo. 16 Excelsior lawn mowers, 20dozen lubes. X crate handles. 20 cases. 50 dozen waahbanda, 30 dozen zinc do. 139 dozen pails. Bannatyno and Co; 2 cases merchandise, Government; 29 boxes glassware, 1 do hardware. Felton, Grimwade, and Co; 32 cases hard ware. 1 case brushes,: 1 do horse timers, 1 pkg, X 0 boxes tacks, 1 case pl «tewaie, 2 boxes cartridges. 1 do rifles. 4 cases merchandise, 9 bdls do. Mills; 10qrtierces tobacco, 15 cases do, Jacob Joseph and Co: 6 sewing machines. XVhUtem, Nicholson, and Co; 250 cases kerosene, 20 do turpentine. C 3 do merchandise, 1 pkg, Duthic; 25 cases carriage material. 1 do black* ing. 't bills boards, 43 planks. Dawson and Co: £ coses merchandise. 1 bdl poles, Waterhouse; 90 pieces hardwood, 64 cases merchandise. 55 bdls do, 15 boxes do. 10 crates. 2 cases shovels, McEwan and Co: 2 cases lithographs. Dr. Hector: 1 case hammers. 2 cases kerosene. 14 pkgs corn-shellers, Kinross and Co; 700 co os kerosene, 13 cases, 22 barrels, 3 casks, 1 tierce, 0 coses - woodware, 2 crises agricultural implements, 26 d« hardware, 6 casaa axes, 2 do handles, 3 cases spirit of turpentine, X box iron castings, 4 boxes merchandise. Order. Anthous. from Melbourne : 42 cases lithofraoteur, X do dynamite, 1 do detonators, Commissioner of Customs; 2664 pkgs sugar, 2-10 mats do. 50 bags wallnuts, 83 coses champagne, 1 tank nuts, 40 bags do. 5 tanks fruit Turnbull and Co; 131 cases acids. Kitchen and Sons; 1 case, 10 bales. Palmer: 107 cedar boards. Order; 76 bags guano, Betlmne and Hunter; 99 boxes tea, Zohrab, Knocker, and Co; 25 casks resin, Lashford. EXPORTS. . Tai, for Kaikoura; 1 qr-coak whisky, 10 pkgs, Krull and Co: 2pkgs stone, Helyer; 2do. Bishop; 3 do, Waddell and Co; 1 roll wire netting, Denton; 3 sacks potatoes. Cooper; 3 pkgs, Dawson ; 3 cases, 1 cask, Staples: 5 c;iaes geneva, Levin and Co; X truss. Hirst and Co ; 24 pkgs. Mills ; X hf chest tea, O’Grwly ; 3 coses ale. Eddie and Jock. For Lyttelton : 2 cases, 22 planks. Mills ; 3 cases, 3 casks. Felton, Grimwade, and Co; 250 boxes candles; Beck and Tonks, Wellington, for Plcton ; 5 casks, 5 boxes, 3 cases, 7 pkgs, 1 qr-tierce. Levin and Co: 3 cases Beauchamp, Campbell, and Co ; 2 do. Grifliths; II pkgs. Mills. For .Nelson : 174 pkgs. ex Taranaki ; 12 do, ex Tanpo; 15 do. Mills : 4 cases, 3 bales, 4 casks, Turnbull and Co; 5 cases, 1 cask, 1 bdl, N.Z S. Co: 19 casks, 6 cases. Bishop; 5 qr-casks. 17 pkg.*, 155 gunuies, 50 cases, 5 qr-L-asks.l box. Levin and Co. Taupo. for Lyttelton : 10 drays. C bales. Levin and Co; 6 pkgs. Hirst: 18 -0, Cnlldford :31 poles. Tele-' graph Department; 5 pkgs. Rhodes and Co; T hale. A. r. Stuart and Co. ForAkaroa: X bale. Mills. For Port Chalmers: 4 coses. Levin and Co; 4 pkgs ammunition, 1 pkg,’ Defence Department; X pkg, A.C. Force. . Napier, for Blenheim ?'1 parcel. Deacon ; lease, X box tobacco, 3 Cons coal. Turnbull and Co; 1 parcel, Huxley; 2 cases, Felton, Grimwade, and Co ; 4 pairs shafts, X do horses. Beck and Tonks; 1 cask, case, Downes ; 1 parcel, Dutton. Jane'Douglas, for Fasten: 7 pkgs. Murray, Common, and Co ; 1 case* Griffiths: 1 do, Felton. Grimwade, and Co: 2 pkgs. Farmer; 8 do, Guthrie and X.arnach; 46 do. Public Works Department; 8 pkgs, Jameson; 807 do, Turnbull and Co; 1 dray, Crawford; 20 bills wire, Johnston; 20 pkgs, Krull and Co; 3 do, Filchett; 2. do, Stevenson and Stuart; 13 do, Railway Department; 2 do. Lindsay; 1 sack, Thomas; 10 do outs, Pllmmer, Reeves, and Co; 11 pkgs, Jacob Joseph, and Co; 2 barrels gunpowder; 150 do shot, 500 caps. 1 gun, Mills. Ruby, for Kaikoura: 1 case,'Bethuno and Hunter: 40 mats sugar, 20 boxes tea, 1 hhd hellowarc, 1 case vestas, 2 butter kegs, 5 cases schnapps. 15 cases geneva, 1 cask currants. 4 bags rice, 1 ca-e salad oil, 1 do curry, 4 do stout, 3 casks ale, 1 gun cose. Turnhull and Co; 5 boxes soap. 10 hair do do. Kitchen and Sous; 3 cases drapery, Turnbull, Smith, and Go. Sfeorcobird,. for Wanganui: 14 bales hops, 50 coses glucose, 2 bags bungs. 6 cases. 6 three-qr boxes tobacco, 1 case cigars, 4 do tobacco, 1 prcl. Bishop; 1 cose books, 60 boxes tea, 4 ca*ei drugs, 10 qr-casks, Levin and Co; 1 case. 12 pkgs, Heaton; 2 cases, Griffiths; 34 pkgs, Turnbull and Co; 1 cose, Moeller; 26 do, 1 tin, MUb; 1 pkg, Evans; 2 cases, Thompson, Shannon, and Co; 20 do, Jacob Joseph and Co: 5 do, Curtis; 3 do. Telegraph; 54 do, 25lbs. gunpowder, 2000 caps, 3 guns. Dawson: 3cases. Griffiths. EXPECTED ARRIVALS. London.—Cralgie Lea, Craigumllen, Pleione, and Frith of Forth, early. ; New York, via Dunedin.- -G. M. Tucker, early. New York.—Star, early. Southern Ports.—Hawca, this day, Wakatlpu, this day..- ■ ■ 1 i Northbbn Ports.—Taranaki, 23rd. Melbourne and Hobarton via the South.— Trtraraa, 25th. Melbourne, viatiie West Coast.—Albion,2sth. Auckland via East Coast.—Wanaka, 27th. PROJECTED DEPARTURES. London.—Rialto, early. Pioton And Nelson.—Wellington, 23rd. Southern Poixth.—Taranaki, 23rd. i Auckland, via tub East Coast.—Hawea, 22nd. Wanoasui.—Manawat»i, 22nd. Castletoint and Napier.—Go-Ahead, this day; Kiwi, 23rd. / Tort*.— Toiaroa, 24th, Nauiek and Poverty Bay.—Rangalira, this day; Nelson and West Coast Ports.—Kennedy, this day. Svdney.—Wakatlpu, this day. Lyttelton.—Ta nroa, this day. Foxxon.—Jane Douglas, this day. SvDNEYfvia Napieri and Auckland.—Rotorua 25th. * BY TELEGRAPH. AUCKL Arrived: Taranaki and Souths*' rIP" lellton, • C*°“- ,rom Ljt ' Bailed; Mary Andersor . ~ , r a vv>.i Vcrlne, for Sydney; Co*-' ; 7 ol ’ Cabared; Linda*' , -diet, for Lcvuka. ~ (Igors, unit »al>' .Veber. (or Lyttelton, witn timber, ... 1 ' LYTTELTON, Monday. SUT.T!e; Alhambra, for Fort Chalmers, at 5,40 p.tn. Passenger—Mr. Jones—Walmtipii. for Wellington, at (J-30 p in- ’Passengers -Mrs. Henderson, Hon. F. O'Grady, Messrs. Girlck ami C'ossy.—Howard, for Wellington. . ’ ■ ■ ■ . Aimiygp:, John Knox, from Keweaslle. ENGLIriH SHIPPING. . . The Merchants Shipping and Underwriters Asso : ciation telegraphe ua lollop May „ tnnivKD, Opawa and Glenlora, from Lyttelton I Walmca and Jessie Keadman. from Bluff Harbor. J ' WEATHER EEPORTi Weather at 5 p.m. yesterday; barometer corrected for height only:— ■ Kapler- 3010, calm. One: sea smooth. Cautlepolnt—2B-7S. K.W., light. Bloomy; sea “welfinjton-30:00, N.N.W light, tine. Hokitika—3oTi. sonth. light, line; sea smooth. Westport—WlO, S.W., light, Hnc ; sea smooth., B. A. Edwin. The time-ball may be used to-day for rating clirono meteis. A chronometer true on Greenwich time would show 12h. SOmln. when the ball drops. Any difference will be error, plus or .minus, of theebrono. meter. ■ ■ ■ The Wellington, tot I'icton and Nelson, sailed at 2 o’clock yestenlay afternoon; and the Stormbird, for Wanganui. Tui, for .Kaikoura and Lyttelton, Jane f>oucla«, f--r Poston, and N tpief, for lltcnlieiui, sailed in the evening. The departure of. Hie Uangallra (of Napier and Poverty Lay has been postponed till to-day. The barque Hialto is now nearly a full sldp.' ulld will sail for London at the end of the present week, fcho is expected to complete loading .on Thursday next, and shippers are renuested in our advertising columns by the agents. Messrs. Le dn and Co., to pass Customs entries and present bills of Jading for signature, AU.accounts'against her outward cargo roust b i rendered in duplicate to the agents by noon on Thursday next/ i ■ , The barque Chase* was berthed at the wharf yester- . day todoad for London. ,„ ■ , . The s.s. Wakatlpu. from Hie South, will arrive here this morning and sail for .Sydney same day. ’ The barque Sophia It. I uhrs wass berthed at the wharf yesterday, and also entered at the Customs, She will commence dlsclmrglngca go to day. Messrs. Ilannatyue and Co. are her areuts. The s.s. Tniipo left .tiickland at 1..10 p.m.on the Kith ; called at Taiinmga ! awl I’ovorty Ilsy, and arrived at Napier at7.au a.m, on the lltlh : loft again ,■ a* noon, awl arrived in harbor at U o'clock yesterday morning. She sailed again for the South at 4.30 p.m. Tito schooner Cyntliia left Vr elliugtou on the iith fust., and arrived at Kydia Bay on the 11th, hut owing to bid weather was nimble to discharge ballast till the 15th; and then hauled alongside the wharf to load. During Hie night a heavy gale came on, wnd the schooner lost a portion.of her bulwarks. Left the mill oii.Saturduy, aud.arrived hero yesterday. Laptain Crcttgh rciwrt'* tins brig Wild Wave, cutter Hero, »tsd 'entering tUo Squui ivliflu ' Cime out. '■ 1 ,'i/

Tbs 8.8. Talaroa left Onehunea wharf at 7 a.m. on Thursday, the 16th, but on nearing the Heads was signalled to anchor, the weather being very bad. She., accordingly lay there until 830 a ia.wOß r when she crossed a" very rough bar, arrived off. Taranaki at 9*30 p.m., and anchored-in-Oj fathoms; wind strong westerly, andsea heavy. ..Towards mom*. \ ing, during a heavy squall, the wind shifted to southand the sea modcrated sUghtlys.shiftKl ago at daylight,'' amt w'th a very heavy break on the • discharged upwards of 100 tons of cargo; left again at G p;m;. ana arrived at Nelson at 8 a.in. on Sunday; left it 11 a m, yesterday, and «rrlvod alongside the wharf at 8 30: p.m. Spoke thei barque Rose M: between the Brothers and Tcrawitl, bound from,. Newcastle to Lyttelton. The Talaroa will sail for Lyttelton only to-day. i. : ’ .

THE STEAMER GO-AHEAD. • The above steamer, which has been purchased by the firm of Messrs. Johnston and Co., of this city, arrived in port at half-past 4 o'clock yesterday afternoon, with- a cargo of coals from the Bay of islands. She left Auckland on the 70th Instant, ana had a heavy passage to the Bay of Islands, arriving there on the. 12th. Loaded with coals, and left again on the 16th. Had strong N.W. weather down, and arrived in Napier on Saturday; sailed again next morning' at 8 o'clock, and arrived hero as above stated. Experienced moderate southerly winds from Napier. The Go-Ahead, after discharging her coal, will load for Caatlepointand Napier." AVe understand that It Is the intention of her owners that she shall trade to the various stations on the East Coast, and oq the West Coast to Manawatu and Wanganui. As she is of light draught and steams well she will be able to work the many bar harbors on the coast easily, more fartioulnrJy Napier, as she will be able to go right into Abo Iron Pot. Captain Dicker, late chief officer of the Kiwi, takes charge of the, GoAhead, and we must congratulate her owners on securing the services of so able and experienced a mao, ..