SHIPPING.

New Zealand Times, Volume XXXIII, Issue 5381, 26 June 1878, Page 2

SHIPPING.

PORT OF WELLINGTON, Hi -h water .. .. 0.12 a. m., 9.41 p.m, arhivkg. June 25,—Wanaka, 5.»., 278 tong, McGilllvriiy, from the South. Passengers—Saloon: Mestlames Brown and Hardy, Mr. and Mrs. Baldwin, Mr, ana Mrs. Kirby. Mr. and Mrs. Pudding and servant, Mr. and Mrs. Hargraves, Messrs. Grey, Hessey, iJlsner, Gilmour, and Dr. Farrell. Levin and Co., agents. Kiwi, s. s., 133 tons, Campbell, from Napier. Pas* songers—Cabin : Mr. and Mrs. Boyd, Messrs. Fraimo, (2), Rodger*, and James. Levin and Co., agents. Pelican, schooner, 75 tons, Munio, from Oamaru, Master, agent. , . - T . Go-Ahead, s.g., 84 tons. Picker, from Napier. Johnston and Co., agents. Hannah Broomfield, brigantine, 124 tons, Pawson, from Pelorns Sound. Master, agent. St. Hilda, s.s., 70 tons, Flowerday, from Lyttelton, Krull and Co, agents. Jano Douglas. 3.3.. 76 tons, Fraser, from Foxton. Passengers—Cabin : Mrs. Yeoman, Miss West, Messrs. Robinson (2), Peck, and Beecher. Pllmmer, agent. BAILED. June 25.—Rangatira, e.s., 190 tens, Evans, for Napier. Passenger—Cabin; Mr. Kelly. Plimmer, agent. Luna, p.s., 247 tons, Bascand, for Westport. Williams, agent. Young Dick, schooner, 121 tons, Armit, for Lyttelton. Beck and Tonka, agents. IMPORTS. Wanaka, from Dunedin ; 9 pkg*, Bumett; 12 pkgs, Robertson; 19 do, Gilchrist; 5 hf-hhds. Stevenson and Co: 1 pkg, Pearce; 3 do, Bank of New Zealand; 5 do, Eddie and Jack; 25 cases, 1 crate, Bishop; I box. Orb 11; 2 pkgs, Nathan: 1 pci, 0 pkgs. Levin; 1 case, Rankin; 14 pkgs. Felton and Co; 5 do, Scager; 3 pkgs, Dawson; 3 cases, Jamieson: 46 pkgs. Order; 2 cases, Hallenstein; 82 pkgs, 1 pci, Jones; 1 case, Thompson: V truss, Storekeeper; 4 pkgs. Levy and Hunt; 6 pkgs, Aitken; 1 truss, Reid; 1 pci, AVaind: I pkg, Anderson: 4 pkgs, London; lease, Gibson; 1 box, Carro-i; 5 pkg?, McColl; 1 case, 1 pkg, Clynell; 1 pkg. Smith; II do. Good; 1 pci, I pkg. 3 tons iron, Anchor Co; 1 truss, Edwards; 2 pkgs, Wilkins; 1 do. Wymond; 4 do, Yeo Yik; 1 do, Parkinson; 1 do, Soutgrew; 3 c:*ses, 1 keg, Johnston; 1 case, Scott. From Lyttelton ; 70 loose cheese, Turnbull and Co; 20 ki'gs. Order: 1 case, Harris; 2 sacks, Greensii and Co. Kiwi, from Napier: 59 casks tallow. Levin and Co. Pelican, from Oamaru : 56 bags pollard. Beck and Tonks; 470 bags dour. 171 do pollard, 115 do oats, 100 do bran, 100 do wheat. Order. Go-Ahead, from Napier: 46 bales wool, Murray and Co: 5 bales sheepskins, 26 casks tallow, 4 pkgs, Johnston and Co EXPORTS. Rangatira, for Napier; 14 cases, 1 piece,! bale. Bishop: 10 coses. Dransfleld; 11 pkgs. Shannon: 1 bale. Lusk: 6 pkgs. Bowden : 532 pkgs, 21 boards. Mills; 20 Kitchen; 1 pci. Barber; 61 okgs. Punka: 100 sacks. Meek; 1 case, Puttou: 1 qr-cask, Dutton; 1 do. W. and G, Turnbull; 1 pci. Wilson ai d Richardson; 1 do, Murray; 2 bales, Murray; 2 bales, Burnett; 43 pkgs, Dawson; 5 casks, Barra ad; 43 pkgs, Turnbull and Smith ; 21 do, Taylor. For Poverty Bay: 20 cases, Bannatyne; 95pkgs, Dawson; 1 case, Dutton; 1 ctsk. 1 roll. Mills; 2 pkgs, Pilcher; 4 do, Taylor: 10 cases, Nathan Luna, for Greymouth : 1 case. 2 casks, Ikeg, Felton a>»d Co; 2 cases. General Government Office, For Westport: 2 cases, Felton and Co; 2 cases. General j Gove>nmeut Office. I EXPECTED ARRIVALS. London, Craigie Lea, Plelooe, Frith of Forth, and I Cuitloch, ear'y. » New York, via Dunedin.— G. M. Tucker, early. New York. —Star, in August, Alma, Mercury, and Southmlnster. Auckland, via East Coast. —Hawea. this day. PicroN and Nelson.— Wellington. 26th. PROJECTED DEPARTURES. London.— Chasca and ChaudJero, early. Southern Pouts. —Taiaroa, 27th ; Taupo, July 1; Wakatlpu, July 2nd, Picton and Nelson.— Wellington, July 1. Casxlepoint and Napier. —Kiwi, this day; GoAhead, early. Wanoanui.— Stormblrd, this day; Manawatu, early; St. Hilda, this day. Foxton. —Jane Douglas, this day; Tui, 27th. Auckland, via this East Coast. —Wanaka, this day. Sydney.—Wakatlpu, oth July, Napier and Poverty Cay.— Rangatira, this day. Nelson and West Oast Ports. —Murray, 28th. BY T&LKOHAPH, AUCKLAND, Tuesday. Arrived : Syren, from Sydney. Sailed: Taiaroa, for the South. Passengers for Wellington—Messrs. Taylor, Urquharfc, Burns, and McFarland. The Zealand!.-* arrived from Sydney and sailed again for San Francisco, Passengers—Count and Mias De Z iba, Captain McLaren, Mr. and Mrs. Ash, Mr. and Mrs. Smith, Dr. Fischer, Major Campbell, Mr. and Mrs. Ton and child, Mrs. Hodgson, Messrs. Milne, Clark, Mason, Lewis, Dodge, Oakden, Beany, Hugh, Knyvett, Eric, Wincombe, Peter, Day, Farquasou Thomas, and Kinross. The Rotorua sailed at S o’clock to-night. J/ick and Annie Firmla were passengers, to fill an engagement with Lazar. The ship Schiehallion has arrived from London after a passage of 100 days. WEATHER REPORT. Weather at 5 p.m. yesterday; barometer corrected for height only Auckland—29-35. S.W.. light, fine. Napier-29'30, N.W.. light, gloomy; sea smooth. Castlepoint— 29*20, calm, threatening ; sea slight swell Wellington—29-17, N.W., light, cloudy. Hokitika—29 34, S.W.. light, tine ; much sea. Westport—29*2s, S., light, gloomy ; much sea. Timaru—29*l7, S.. light, fine; sea smooth. Oamaru—29*ls. W.N. W., light, fine ; sea smooth. Bluff—29T9, SS. W., fresh, showery. Barometer rising ia North ; falling tendency in the , South. R. A. Edwin. The ship Pleione, from London, was spoken by the steamer Jane Douglas at anchor under KapUi. She reports all well, and may be expected here some time today. Wnen the Jano Douglas was passing Kapati last night the brigantine Emma Jane was at anchor there. The Union Company's steamer Wanaka left Port Chalmers at 3.30 p.m. on the- 22nd, and arrived at Lyttelton on the following morning at 0.43; left again on the evening of the 24th at half-past 6, and arrived here at noon yesterday. The topsail schooner Pelican, with a cargo of gram from Oamaru. arrived in harbor at an early hour yeatenlav morning, and dining the fore oon hauled in to Pliramer's wharf, where she will discharge her cargo. She reports leaving the Oamaru roadstead on Friday evening, and made a fine run to Cape Campbell of 30 hours. Westerly weather then set in, and detained hor beating aoout until reaching the Heads yesterday morning, when sue got a slant and sailed in as above. The steamer Go- Ahead arrived at the wharf yesterday afternoon at half-past 3 o’clock, after a most boitterou? passage from Napier. She reports leaving at half-past 1 o’clock on Saturday morning, and anchored under the Kidnappers the same afternoon at half-past 1. with a strong southerly gale and heavy sea. Left at midnight, and arrived at Pourere at daylight on Monday morning. Succeeded in getting off two rafts of tallow, when the wind and ser* increased to such an extent that she had to leave. Strong westerly winds were then experienced to Cr.pe Palliser. When off here her fore-and-a t canvas was split to ribbons, and she was kept d >dging under Cape Palliser until yesterday morning, when the, weather moderated end she continued her course,, arriving here a? above. The schooner Young Dick, bound for Lyttelton, left the wha f ye-terday afternoon, and got clear of the Heads before dark. The steamer Wanaka sails for Auckland, via the East Coast, to-day. The brigantine Hannah Broomfield, from Kaipara, arrived in harbor yesterday afternoon, after a rough passage along the coast. reports leaving Kaipar* list Thursday with a strong westerly breeze, which at midnight increased to a perfect gale, with a tremendous sea. Passed Capo Kgraont on Monday morning, and made Stevens island the same evening, when the weather showed signs of breaking. Th* lull, however, was only of short duration. When passing Cape Kgmont she shipped a heavy sea in the wals'-, which Hooded the decks and broke away her port bulwarks. From rftsvens 1-land to arrival the wind was chiefly from the westward. Sighted the schooner Sarah Pile on Sunday morning hove to 59 miles to the westward of Cape Kaglio. Also saw the schooner Torea, bound to Kaipara. The Hannah Broomfield brings a full cargo of sawn timber, and will commence to discharge to-day. The steamer Kiwi arrived in harbor at 11 o’clock yesto’.dciy morning. Sholeffc Napier at noon on Suullay, but was forced to seek shelter unucr leeward of the Kidnappers for three hours, on account of the ropgh weather. On arriving off Castlepoint found too much sea on to do any work, and her head was turned towards Wellington, where she arrived as above.' Captain Campbell reports a heavy sea on the coast. The American barque G. M. Tucker, from New York, arrived In Port Chalmers on the 21st instant. The greater portion of her cargo is for Wellington. The barquentino Mercury, from New York, with part cargo for Wellington, arrived in Port Chalmers last Monday, after a passage of 98 days. The steamer Manawatu was towed round from the Patent Slip yesterday afternoon by the steamer Rangatira. She has been newly coppered and undergone a thorough overhaul. The steamer Ht. Hilda, from Lyttelton, arrived here last evening at half-past six o'clock, and experienced heavy sea and westerly winds across. The barque Cralgrnullen, which has beea standing off and on the Heads since Sunday, wassafMy moored in harbor last night. Captain Gordacd*. who is a stranger in these waters, "referred giving the Heads a wide berth, as the weather was anything- but pleasant and the winds not at all favorable. Besides this there was on unday a very heavy sea running outside, and as there was every appearance of stormy weather the Cralghmullen's head was turned away from the herbor. Pilot Holmes on Sunday afternoon launched his boat and started in pursuit of her, but Captain Gordard did not see him. and, as we said before, squared away from the land. Hie Cralgrnullen Is comparatively speaking a new ship, this only being her thir • voyage The first was to Valparaiso, and the second to .San Francisco. She is a smart handsome looking vessel, and has arrived In harbor the picture of neatness both aloft and below. From her log-book we cull the follow ng particulars regarding her what protracted passage:—She left London on tW 26th February, and the chops of the Channel on Ua>. 2nd March, having had to beat all the way down against a strong head wind. The Lizard light was rounded on the 6th at 11 p.m; light and variable weather then set in principally from the westward. Moderate weather was then experienced fxom> the N. 15. as far as Tuscan. The Equator was crossed on the 3rd April in 29£deg. west, with Vt-ry light airs. The trade winds were also light, anti picked up In 2d eg. south, and lost again in 13dog. The meridian of Greenwich was passed on the Cth May in 40dog. soutii; tho Cap* of Good Hope was- passed on the 10th May in lldeg.; Ht, Paul’s Rocks on tho 3rd April, and Martin Vas on the 14th. Had westerly weather from thence until making Tasmania. Homo idea of tho lightness of the wind: may be Imagined when the ship only made 28dcg. of longitude in fifteen dtys. The first of the New Zealand coast sighted was the extreme end* of the Middle Island on 2l»t, and arrived off the. Heads, as already reported, last Hunday The only ship sighted on tho voyage out was tho barque Ann Annytage on tho 27tli March, bound to Falmouth from Western Australia, in 5 44deg. north and 25*43 west. The Cralgrnullen was taken in tow of tho Luna last evening about live miles off tho land, and anchored in the powder ground at half-past six. She has besides a largo cargo of valuable merchandise, 21 kegs of gunpowder. Tds is expected to be put out to-day. when she will probably haul in to the wharf. Her imports were pub-