SHIPPING.

New Zealand Times, Volume XXXIII, Issue 5355, 27 May 1878, Page 2

SHIPPING.

PORT OF WELLINGTON. High water .. 0.47 a.m., 0.57 p.m. ARRIVED.

Mav £6. —Tnrarua, s.s„ 603 tons, Sinclair, from Me! bourne and Hob'irton via the South. PnssengersSaloon: From Melbourne—Mr. and Mrs. Carwnrdin and 0 children, Mr. Connell From HobiVrton—Dj and Mrs. Wigan, Mrs ArrowsmUh. From .CoastMr. Cowan ; 11 steerage; Bishop, agent. Rotorua, s.s. 670 tons, Carey, from South. Passer g«r» -Saloon: Dr. and Mrs. Uarland; Mrs. Staunton Miss Ryan, Mr. CoHcrill; 6 steerage, Kevin and Co. agents. Falcon, ketch, 37 tons, Leslie, for Patea. Master igent. May 20.—AVelllngtpn, s.a., 2*o tons. McGee, fror Picton and Nelson. Passengers—Saloon: Mr. and Mi> Bunny, Mrs. Jackson, Miss Bunny, Messrs Olapcotl Mills, Du» cry. Corbett, Wilkins. Give. Taylor, Can niug, Munro, O’Connor. Conyers, Fleming, Mudford •Slater, Lawrence, Redwood, and Xoosey; 8 steerage Levin and Co., agents. Jane Douglas, s s.. 75 tons, Fraser, from Foxton Passengers*-Cabin : Messrs. Raker and Alexander : 1 sWer.igo Pliramcr, agent.• Manawatn, p.s., 103 tons, i/aivey, from wan giinui. pHasongors—Cabin. Mias Atkinson, Messrs Virile, McNamara, Ward, Nicholson, and Dimant Plimmer, agent., Tui, a,*.. C 4 tons, Wilts, from Kaikoum and Lyt lelton. L Passengers —; Cabin; . Mrs. Hodson.s Rev ‘ Father YanlTn, “Messrs*. Bishop, Burns, ami Wolver ton: 8 steerage. BMiop, agent. - Sfc»r of Che South, as., 17H tons, Hushes, frOu South. Passengers—Cabin i Messrs. Smith, Clark Anthony, Sweeney, and Lcamy. -SAILED. * May 25.—Stormblrd, s.a., CO tons, Doile, for AVan ganui. PJimrucr. agent. ; Rotorua, a.s., 570 tons. Carey, for Sydney via tin , 3!iwtCoast. Passengers- Saloon: Misses Brown ant s-penccr.Mrs. Wakefield, Messrs. Wakefield, Gardener Browning, Nohon, Jameson, Robinson, Spencer, am; Master Henderson. Levin and Co., agents. Zior; schooner, T 8 tons, Norman, for Oamaru Master, agent. . Bose..of Eden, schooner, 50 t : >ns. Botham, foi Pelorus Sound. Master, agent. Star of the Sea, schooner. 88 tons, Rose, forPoionu Sound Mu der, agent. . __ , May 20.—Albion, s.s.. 601 tons, Toaer, for Mel and Hobarton via the Soutlu Passengers—Saloon j •Messrs. Dodd, Ulrich, and Alexander. Bishop, agent. Tarorua, a.a., 663 tons, Sinclair, for Melbourne via the AVest Coast. Passenger—Saloon : Mr, Dodd. Bishop, agent. . ... . IMPORTS. Albion, from Melbourne; 11 plates iron, Robertson and Co; I cases, Barrett: 6 bales, 1 case, N.Z Times; 3 bales, Moore; 40 bags rice. Young; 2 cases, 50 boxes te«. Palmer; 1 case penurbulators, 3 pkgs do, 10 cases castor oil, Dawson and Co; 3 cases varnish, Stevenson and Stewart; 12 do confectionery, Curtis and Co; 1 bale, Steele; 21 casks Soda, i do cards, Kitchen and Sons; 2 coses, Dutton; 12 half-chests tea, 10 boxes do, 1 caso chutnee, 40 bags rice, Jameson Bros; 55 coses champagne, Moller; 4 do wine, 1 ca*e hardware, 1 case, 4 kega spikes, Dauks ami Son; 40 half-chests tea, S

prcls, Joseph and Co; 20 half-chests tea. Jameson and Co; S 3 boxes do, Anderson; 10 half-chests do. Port: 20 do. Whiteman and Co; SO firkins white lead, 7 cases, Martin; 30 kegs white lead, Beck and Tonks; 7 cases, 5 drums, 20 cases acid, Pel ton. Grim wade, and Co; lease. Bishop; 1 machine. Mills; 7 cases, 3 bales, 1 pkg. By on and Blair; 1 case. Levin and Co: 1 pkg, Tnstin: 1 do, Taitc and Co; 1 prcl, Croagh; 1 do. Dewsbury; 1 do. Bank of Australasia; 1 do, Hardcastle; 1 sausage machine; 1 prcl. Jackson; 2 cases, McDowell and Co; 9 do, 1 trunk, Lindsay; 13 pkgs, Twentyman; 3 trunks, 1 pkg. Hunt: 0 do, Steele; 2 do, Leatham; 1 prcl, Wilson; 1 cask, Jameson; 1 pkg, Carrick; 1 do, 12 plates iron, 100 pkgs sugar. Order. From Nelson: 21 cases fruit. 2 do-eggs, 1 box, 1 kog. Gandy, : , Turarua, from Melbourne; IGpkgs, Carmardine: 47 pkgs machinery, Kitchen and Sous. From Hobarton; btt cases fruit, Marshall: SOO do. Beck and Tonks: 150 do, Williams: oTdo, 00 do Jam, Gaudy; 107 cases fruit, 10 half do, Borloy; X prcl, JSichol. From Bluff: 4 pkgs. Bishop. From Dunedin: 3 coils lead, 1 prcl, Banks; 1 prcl. Mulligan; 1 case, I bale, Thompson, Shannon, and Co; 1 case, Bishop. From Lyttelton; 2 bales. Bishop; G pkgs, Hannah and Co. llotonm, from JDmledin; 2 cases, 1 keg, Hadfield; 2 cases Ilouusell; 1 do. West; I prcl, Nancarrow; 4 cases, I busket, 2 bogs. Telegraph Department; 1 do, Elbeck, From Lyttelton: 10 bdls ridging, 9do spouting. Mills; 33 ovens. Taylor. Falcon, from Patca: 47 casks tallow, 0 bales wool, 32 racks hides. N.Z:L. & M.A. Co; 0 wool, 20 casks tallow, Edwards and Co; H bales wool, .National Bank; 32 hides, Hirst. Kiwi, from Napier: 2 cases, 40 bales wool, 503 qr bales do, 27 casks tallow, 1 box. Levin and Co. EXPORTS. Stormbird, for Wanganui: 1 pkg, 2 coses, 2 hhiis, 5 crates, 1 trunk, N.Z.B. Company: 97 cases kerosene, Ido turps, 8 cases, 9 bills washboards, 17 cases, 11 boxes, b'7 pieces hardwood, 10 cases whisky, Turnbull and Co; SCO lb< shot, 11 pkgs. Dawson ; 1000 palings, Bpair.shafts, Beck and Tonics; 30pkgs, Levin and Co; 2 do. Hunt; G do, Moeller; 1 do, Pilcher; 4 pkgs. Mills ; 4 do. Hunt ; 1 case, Levin and Co; ,1 cask, Johnston; 1 prcl, Thompson, Shannon, and Co. Zior. for Oamarn ; SO tons coal. Bell. Rotorua, for Napier : 3 kegs. Levin and Co; 1 port.mantea'i, Telegraph Department. For Auckland: 0 coses confectionery, Joseph and Co; 7 mats sugar, KruM and Co; 1 pci. Green; 1 trunk, Pilcher. For Sydney: 5 bales fungus, Kcull and Co; 1 pci, Australian Mutual Provident Society. . Taracu, fur tfclson : I cise tobacco. Bishop; 1 pkg, 4 cases, Moeller; 2 cases, 2 pkgs, 1 truss, Thompson, Shannon, and Co: II cases, Wilson and Richards u. For Melbourne ; 3 casks tallow, 1 pkg. Bishop; 1 cask hides, Johnston and Co- For Westport: I pkg, .Bishop. Albion, for Bluff; 8 empties, Eddie and Jack; 1 pci, Dean. EXPECTED ARRIVALS. LoynofT.—Craigie Lea, Craigtnullen, Pleione, and Frith of Forth, early. „ m , - Nrw York, via Dukkdik. —G. M. Tucker, early. New York. —Star, early. Souther* Ports.—Taupo, 29th. Melbourne via tub South.—Arawata, 30th. Auckland via East Coast. —Wauaka, this d.iy. Norxhkhn Ports.—Taiaroa, 31st. PROJECTED DEPARTURES.

London. —Rialto, early. Picrros and Nelson, —Wellington, this day. Southern Ports. —Wanaka, this day. Auckland. \ i\ the Ea*t Coast,—Taupo, 29th. Wanganui. — Manawatn, this day. CAsrLEroiNT and Napier.—Kiwi, this day; GoAhead. 20th. Noivnisun Ports.-Taranaki, 3lsfc. Nelson and We.vt Coast Ports.—Murray, 28th- " Foxto.v.—Tul, this day. Melbourne, via tjik South.—Arawata, 31st, , UY TBLKGHAVi*. AUCKLAND, Saturday; Arrived ; Swordfish, from Dunedin. LYTTELTON, Satursday. Arrived ; Luna, from Wellington. Sailed: Star of the South, for Wellington ; St. Kihlv, for Dunedin. POUT CHALMEUS, Sunday. Arrived ; Ship Plectra, from London, last night, after a passage of ISO davs. She encountered terrific gales on living the English Channel, and lost a spar, anchor, and sails. While crossing the Southern Ocean she also met a terrific gale from S.W. to N.WJ The sea broke on board, filled the decks, stove in the bulwarks, and did other damage. Several sails were blown away. She brings 8 passengers and 800 tons of cargo. sailed; Taopo, for the North. Passengers for Wellington—Mr. G. Cowle ; for Napier—Mr. Blair; for Auckland —Mr. and Mrs. Max Holier, Messrs. Wilson and Shrlinpton. The Underwriters* Association, under date Melbourne, 23th May, report that the Cradle Lea, from London to Wellington, has put into Preemantle disabled. WEATHER REPOUT. •Weatherat 5 p.m. yesterday; barometer corrected for height only:— . Auckland—3o’oo, E., light, fine. Thames—3o 03, 5.8., light, rain. Cnstlepolnt Wellington . Hokitika—3o*oo, S., light, fine ; sea smooth. Westport—Bo*ol, S.E., light, fine ; sea smooth. Barometer generally falling slowly. R. A. Edwin. She s.» Stormbird sailed for Wanganui at 10 o’clock on Saturday night. As the repairs to the Kiwi’s nir-puuop were not completed on .Saturday she was unable to leave for Castlepoint and Napier. She U expected to get away to-day. The s.s. Wanaka will arrive hero this morning from Auckland via the East Coast, and go South in the afternoon. The schooners Rose of Eden and Star of. the Sea, for Polorua Sound, sailed on Saturday. The s.s. Wellington arrived here from Picton and Nelson at 7 a.m. yesterday. She left Nelson «t 2.30 p,m. on Saturday, and arrived in Picton at 10 o clock game night; left again at midnight, and arrived here 'as above stated. Had light southerly wind and fine weather throughout. Sighted Mr. Redwood’s yacht Toroa off Nelson Lighthouse, and the s.s. Tararua, bound for Nelson, off Sinclair’s Head. The Wellington will sail again for Picton and Nelson at 1 o clock this afternoon. The s.s. Tararoa, from Melbourne and Hobarton via the .South, arrived on Saturday morning. She left the Sandridge Railway Tier, Melbourne, at 11 a.m. on the 15th, and passed Swan Island at 11.30 n.m next day. Experienced strong head winds to Swan Island, thence fine w athcr to arrival at Hobarton at 7 a.tn. on the 18th ; left at (i p.m. same day. passed the Solanders at 7 a.rn. on the 21st, and arrived at the Bluff at 3.30 p.m.; U*ft again, at 5 p.m.. and arrived In Port Chalmers at 0 p in. on the 23rd; sailed at 8 p.m., and reached Lyttelton at I p.m. on the 14th; left again at 5.20 p.m , and arrived here as above stated. Had light head winds and cloudy weather from Hobarton to the B’uff, thence fine weather and variable winds .up the Coast. The Tararua sailed for Melbourne via the West Coast at 4.15 a.m. yesterday. The p.s. Manawatu arrived here from Wanganui ak 8 ».ra. yesterday. She left there at 4 p.m. on Saturday, and had fine weather down. The 3lapa**atu ( la announced to sail again for Wanganui at vptyi to-day, Tfao a.s. .Tul, from the South, arrived, here at 3 o’clock yesterday morning. She left Lyttelton, at 0 p.m on the 24th, and arrived at Kaikoura at C a m. on the 26th; left again two. hours Afterwards, and arrived at Waipapa at nppu; topic In a. cargo of wool, and tailed at d p.ul samp day, arriving here as above•tated Experienced’fine weather throughout. The Tul will sMI for Ifaxton to-day. The if.*. Jff ihe Douglas arrived hero from Fox to aat 2 otclock resterday morning. She left there at 3n m on Saturday, crossed the bar at 3,45. and experienced light S. IV. wind ami due weather down, tUt arrival as above. “The s.s. Star of the South left Dunedin on the 17th . and arrived at Oimuru next day; sailed again on the iOth, and arrived at Timamoa the 20th; left on tho 3?rd at 5.50 p.m., and arrived at Lyttelton at 11 a.m. uext day; «*Llcd again on Saturday at 4.80 p.m,, and arrived here at 4 o’clock yesterday afternoon. She fcts a Urge quantity of cargo for this port. The ketch Falcon arrived here from Patea late on Friday night, after a rough passage down. She left there on Monday last with a cargo of wool, hides, Ac., ' and experienced strong N.W. wind, during which the vessel lost her foretopmast. Same evening the wind chopped round to tho S.E., and carried away her jibboom. Spoke the schooner Shepherdess on Friday morning, hound from West Wanganui to this port. The s.s. Albion sailed for Melbourne and Hobarton. via the South at 2.30 p.m. yesterday. The schooner Ruby, which left here on Friday even., lug for Kaikoura, came back on Saturday afternoon only having got as far as Worsers Bay. The barque Rialto went down to the outer anc£ssv nge on Saturday. She will clear to-day at tho Cmtfptai for London, and sail with the first fair wind. The s.s. Rotorna arrived in p*rt from the '•> o'clock yesterday morning. She left Port CiraVnera nfcl.aup.m. on the 23rd, and arrived at LyWdtpu, aft 7.30a.m. next day. Sailed again same afwovnqon at 4.30 o'clock, and arrived here as above-stated* l&porf-: enced fine weather up. The Rotorua, sailed for Sydney, via Napier and Auckland, at Saturday, taking the San Francisco mail fur.traip{Mr>ment at the Utter port.

DISASTER TO THE ORAIGIE LEE. A telegram was received on Saturday by Messrs. Levin and Co., the agents for Messrs. Shaw, Savill, and Co. in this city, from Captain Wlnther, of the barque Cralgio Lee, Informing them that he, had’ put into Oeraldcn (Champion Bay, Western Australia), through loss of his topmasts, sails, yards, and bulwarks. Messrs. Bethuno and Hunter* Lloyd’s agents, have also received the following telegram : ■ “The Cralgle Leo has put in hero with loss of topmast,' sails, and bulwark?. Her cargo is much damaged.- Tho repairs to enable her to proceed will take two months.— Geo. Shenton, Lloyd’s agent. Freemantle, 25th." Tho Cralgio Leo is bound from London to this port, under charter to Messrs. Shaw, Sayill, and Co., and left there on the tttU February, consequently she was fully duo here., and was expected to show up every day until the telegrams wore received announcing her detention. Sho“is a Dublin vessel, owned by Mr. W. O. McCormack, and is 022 tons register.