SHIPPING.

New Zealand Times, Volume XXXIII, Issue 5397, 15 July 1878, Page 2

SHIPPING.

■ PHASES OT TUB HOON. V ‘ . first quarter.—Seventh fl»r »6 BOp m. past 7. Full -tool ie 2S pm. of the 14th. Last quarter, 11.46 •m. of the 22nd. New moon, 9.18 a.m. of the 30th. ' HK»lt A*lilt CONSiAETS. To snorisls high water aVTorr-'Channel add 8h; %swln. to Wellington. Plclon, add sh. French Pass, -J4 sk. 20min. Nelson, add 4h?,3omin..- Wanganui,, <ia Sft, tOmlii.. -jroxton. KddJShj I’oririia, add 4h- ' ' AKIUVKM ■ ?Jult is.—Stormblra, 5.9. i «9 tons. Dolle, -from VonKonni. .t'rnsscngora.— Cabin: 'Messrs. Wylie, ; . llsdolpli. nml Martin, sjcnt. ■■ Jsno Donjtlss, a.a., 78 tons. Fraser, from.Foiton, .r.ssenjers—Cabin : Mlsisei Smith. Stall, Englomao, • ill Mndgefortl. Martin, agent. ’ > Taranaki. «.s„ 327 tons, >Malcolm. from Lyttelton. •: .•Msengere—Saloon: Mesaaraes Daris and Jackson, •Tlssos Jackson («). Master, Jackson, Messrs. OUlvor. /owler, Pratt, Brindley, Gregory, Gardiner. Jackson, 4unfcer, Fitzgerald, ili Hunter, Henderson. Fraser, vorr, Mann, SooM, ,MflC«thy. Bayer, PeJI, Carter,. Taddlek, Tlllent. and four Chinamen; 10 for the .forth. Levin and Co, agents. . .. * Talaroa. s.a., 269 tons, Wheeler, from the North. • •assengora-Ssioon: Messrs. Henslaw, Sroythe, Butts, . yUimlur. and McK*y. Levin and Co, agents. July I*.—Wellington, s.s., 270 bone. McGee, from Wilson and Fieton.- Passengers Saloon : Miss tulle?, Miss Lyon .Messrs Billings, Stevenson, Benton •fatbewman, Plekering/ Blemensehnelder. Walton, Oiekaoo, Herbert. Dalfc *n, and Talton; and 19 SteerAge. 1/orln and Co., agents. , Tnl; a s., 64 tons, Wills, from Lyttelton. Passeny,rs_Cabin i Mrs McFudgeoa. Messrs. Abbott. 11. ■tutsford, O. Guhford,. and Callow; S steerage, bishop, agent. / . V , SAILED.,; „ 1 JulyTS.—Star of the Sea, schooner, 38 tons. Rose, fsr Havelock. Master, agent. . Reliance, schooner, 05 tons, Swede, for Wanganui. . ... Master, agent. :L : , , Kennedy,'s.s., 150 lons. Palmer, for Nelson and “Veit Coast. Passengers Cabin: Mr.' and Mrs. ?icketband family. Miss McHugh, Messrs. Fletcher, and Wymoad.< Deacon, agent. Manawatu, p.s., 103 tons, Harvey, for Wanganui. Martin, agent. Taranaki, s.s, 527 tons, Malcolm, for Taranaki. Pas- - -enger-—Saloon: > Miss Blanford, ’Messrs.-Morpeth, Curtis, Miles, Hood, Murray, and Johns. Levin and c’o.; agents. Rangatira. s.S., 106 tons/Evans, for Napier. Pas--engers—Cabin: Hon, Mr. j Sheehan/Messrs. Grace, Lftbutoau, Blythe, and 4 natives. Martin, agent. JULY 14.—Talaroa, s.s , 269 tons, Wheeler, for the ioutb. 'Passengers —Saloon : Messrs. Wordsworth And Spooner. ' Lei In and Co,, agents.”s . IMPORTS; Cailloch. from London: 8371 pkgs, Order; 748 do, Mills; 22 do! Felton and Co; 2S do. Bannatyne; 35 do, T,add; 1 do, Krief; 2 do, Hanks; 47 do, Tustin: 2 do, heymol; 5 do, Strickier; 2001 do, Guthrie and Co; 'do, Denton;, 8 do. Levy; 35 do, Dransfleld : 1231 K Dawson; 92 de. Duthio; 8 do, Barraud: 51 do. Crull* 1270 do. Levin and Co; 422 do, Joseph; 4787 4o W. and G. Turnbull: 2 do, Bethune and. Hunter; ' <3B do. Pearce; 1 do, Binley: 1 do,. Appleby: 4 do, *coib; 10 do, Waterhouse; 59 do, Russell, Ritchie, <nd Co; 8 do, Zohrab, Knocker, and Co; 77 do, Ban«atyno: 0 do. Gear; T do, Hunt; 1 do, Wright; 8 do. Union Bank of Australia, 10 do. Tnstin; 57 do. Shaw; 4 do, Stewarts do, Sloan; 170 do, Taylor; IS7 do. *'• -Champsoa and Co; 534 do. Young; 2034 do, ' Minister sor Public Works. >O V i V ; ... Stormbird. from Wanganui: 1 pkg, Taylor; 180 <heep. Woods andCrosbie; 8 pkgs. Guilford; 0 do. Levin; 1 do. Government Storekeeper; 1 do. Parsons. Jane Douglas. from Foxton: Quantity of timber, i Waddell and Co; quantity do, Johnston; 1 pkg, MeHlwen. * ... ■ Taranaki..from Lyttelton: 1 pkg, Orbell; 1 do, Lesben 1 do. Deacon; 4 do, Carruthcrs; 1 do, Raine; JO d% Wolford ; 28 do. Order, From Dunedin : 1 • vkg, Telegraph Departments 8 do, Snfflold; IT do. Public Works Department; IST do. Order; fli <’o. Ledger;! da, George: 2 do, Taylor; 10 do, Felton ■ and Co; 8 do. Bank of New Zealand; 1 do, William* %n; 1 do. Williams; 2 do.-Cottier; 1 do, Thopi&s .and Go; 1 do.. Sir Dillon Bell. Tui, from Lyttelton: 4 harrows, Buchanan: 4 eases, Zohfab, Knocker/and Co; 62 colls wire. Turnbull - . : "and Co: Skegs butter. Levin and Co; 1 pkg, Bishop; ' .3 sacks potatoes, Osborne; 2 pkgs. Hirst. EXPERTS. • Star of the Sea. for Havelock: 10 pkgs, W. and G. •. Tarobnll and Co; 12 do, Dawsonquantity of flour, ■ fleck and Toaks: quantity of coal,‘Williami. Reliance, for Wanganui: Quantity of' railway Iron, EUaby. *• • - ■ Taranakl,.for Now Plymouth: 45 pkgs, Bishop; 7 do, ' Levin; 2 do. Hirst; 7 do, Martin; 1 do, Pilcher; Sfrto, furnbull and Co: 12 do, ’Mills; 2 do, Heaton. For , Auckland: 1 do. Bishop. »: - : Manawatu. *for Wanganui: 13 pkgs, Bannatyne: 1 19 do, Guthrie and Co; 14 do, Joseph; 1 do, ' { 'Lyon and Blair;' 20- do, Dawson; 114 do. Krull and / 'i.VCos lOdo, Levin; 5 do, Taylor; 2 do, Thompson and ' Co; l*do, Dutton; 1 do. Barrett; 1 do. Stuart and Co; - t 9 do. Smith: 2 do. Butts; 2 do. Stone; 30 do. Zohrab • and Co; 21 do.VPileber; 2 do, Martin; 5000 pkgs. Gas Works, WangannL Rangathra, for Napier: ,60.pkgs,. Bishop; 43 do, pransfleld; 49 do, Martin; 15 do, Heaton; 2do, ■ Hatton; 2 do. Bannatyne; 1473 do, Meek; 22 do, ■ Mills; ado. Palmer; 2 do, Tayibr; 221 do, J Turnbull end Co; 10 do, Grifll hs; 17 do, Moeller; 1 do. Taylor; , I do, Caddy; 1 do. flanuali: ! do, Dutton; 1 do, Lyon i«d Blair, rot Poverty Bay:,.spkgs. Shannon; 40 !o, Bannatyne: 33' do, MiUs;’ 1 do, Hirst; 6 do, taylor; 11 do, Griffiths; 5 do, Moeller; 2 do> Dawson; t do, Lyon and Blair. . . Kennedy,.for Helaon : 9 pkgs,Deacon, 1 do, Lyon and Blair; 3 do, Moeller; 4 do, W. and G. Turnbull; I do, Thompson; 29 do. Minister of Public Works. - *or Westport: 9 pkgs, Railway Department; 3 do, telton and Co; IS do, Gandy; 13 do, Picket;‘2o do, Minister of Public Works, For Greymouth : 2 pkgs, Lyon and Blair; 4 do, Felton and Co; 13« do, Mills; * 100 do. Kitchen and Sob; 1 do. Gardiner; 34 do, W. -«nd G. Turnbull; 28 do. Minister of Public Works, Hokitika; 2 pkgs. Defence Store; 1 do, Banna- . tyne; C do, Lyon and Blair; 1 do. McGuiness; 0 do, : and/Go; 1 do. Museum; 82 do, W;’ and G. . TiTfnbaU and Co. Kiwi, for Napier :107 pkgs, New Zealand Shipping Company;-13 no, Mills; 0 do, Dawson: 22 do, Grlf.lths: 3 do. Museum; ! do. Telegraph Department; . *OO do. Levin; 7 do. Bramley; 2 do, Barnett; 2 do, Heaton/ For Coast: 14 pkgs, Bethune and Hunter: 1 do, Whlttem and Co: 33 do, Telegraph Department; 2 do, Murray. Common ; 3. do, Gardiner ; 133 do, Btewart; 6 do, KruU and Co. ‘ * ’ EXPECTED ARRIVALS. , ; Eowdow,—Cralgle Lea, early; Abeoca. "Medea, Orari, Zealandla. *■ Natg York/via Donkddl—Gv M.' Tucker, early. New York.—Star, in Aukusfcn Alma,-Mercury, and , : - : k)Uthmlnster. '• v ‘» « :- Sri>NEr. ut Ahckxand ani> the East Coast.— WaKatipift 2Sbb. V - . •SooTuanN Ports.—Wanaka, JBth. ' Pi<pro?e aitd N*iaow.—Wellington, this day. Axtcklawo, via the East Coast.—-Hawea, this day. Melbourne.—Alhambra, Claud Hamilton, and » Tararua, early, - ■ . • *■* \ ' PiIOJJ!CTEn DEPARTURES. i Sotraaeiis Pouts.—Talaroa, Mth; tfth day:Tar.nnki, IOHi. , Mbliiooiikk, via tiik South.—Ararata. 200), - Oasiletoist anu Napieli;—S,iwE isth. ; r Wavoasdi.—Stormblrfl, Potto*.—Jane Ddujtw, iliij UaJ; Tnl, IGth. Auckland, via tiaj.fijrtr OdAift.—Wanata. 17*b: ; Claw,a. 21th. ” VDN E i K A PIP. It AND AUCKLAND,—RotOPUa,, . ' ■ . -Jlh. iicrrj![,TOH AND Kaikouka.—Tnl, 18th. JJL'BSIIEOf.Ai<D NKiaoN.—Lyttelton, IOUI, T ■ Nelson. —Wellington, 10th. . ■

BY IJSLBOIiAPH, . ' • i AUCKLAND, Sunday. Sailed ; .Augusta, brigantine, for Dunedin.

LYTTELTON, SaturdayThe aatfcd/SotilU. this. ft&emoon i .twO' hjftfes h*Vi-ngJ)een,lUtjed oaU>*|wopcl er. Arrived.! 1 Rotorroi, from Wellington; Adelphol, iron* Newcastle. . , Saijurd: Rotoma r for the South; Hannah Barratt, for Newcastle; .

■ * ■ ■ . . Sunday* : - • Arrived : EHaihclh Curia. from Katpara. Sailkd: EftlJh.Beid. for Wanganui; Planter, for 3fo ■ ca»tle, ,

' PORT CHALMERS* Arrived : Panmure, 07 days from Lop brings 20 pawengcrs and 2500 tons cargo. JSareerlcnced •leavy weather crossing the Southern O'..***. On KJtli Fane shipped a heavy sea, which Vyvrrted away two lifeboat, quaner-hoat, bridge, poop rails/ started deck-honue and CO feet cr i iron bulwarks, and swept the deck of xopyeable, including jonio cisea of acids. «; The barque KenfrewsK lTe> bouptl from Port Plrlc, - South Australia, for .fjonden,-put in hero with V her cargo shifted,. an d making water, the pumps being choked. «T!ae vessel lost a boat and part of tin port bulwarks.*stanchions, chain with other damage, when in latitude 4Sdeg 33min longitude 102 deg 7*min k tsn lh*Bth July. * ' Sunday.. • AR-uived.? Hincmoa, at 10.43 p.m, last night; • to-day. ■

WEATHER REPORT. 1 Weather at 5 p.tu. yesterday; barometer corrected forhpiglrtionly;• Attcktandr-2912, N., light, Ado.. . - ‘ Grahamstowo—29lo. N.W. fresh, threatening, Castlepoint-20*00, N.E-, light, gloomy; sea rough. ' Wellington—29*l9, 5.5.8., light, rain. a Neliou—2B 92, N.W., fresh, threatening. Hokitika—29*oo, 5.5. W.. light, rain; sea moderate. Westport -23 95, S. W.. light, rain ; sea rough. Tlmani-29*22, W.. light, gloomy; slight"swell.. Barometer falling slowly generally.' ... 5 ,.. i , . v ■ R. A, Ejpwnr, The following- vessels were in harbor last night ILM.S. Nympho: steamers. Government Stella, Wanganui,Wellington, Jane Douglas, Btormblrd, and Kiwi; shlps,Caiilocb and Plelone; barques. Cbaudlere, ’ 1 Chasea/ Oralgmnllen, •"Whittington, Klrth of Perth, and Elizabeth ; brigantines. Endeavor andTauranga. The brigantine Isabella, which has been purchased by. Messrs. Scott and Co., Is to be commanded by Captain Grubb. - - The steamers Xtaogatlra and Kiwi both left here on Saturday. . 1 . . , . . The steamer Storrablrcl left Wanganui at 7 o'clock on Frid-y night, and,'arrived at the wharf at 8.30 on Sattv day morning, ; Sho exp xlencod flne weather along, the coast. Sho returns to "Wanganui again lo*dap. -- The Union Corapmy’s steamer Talaroa arrived from Nelson and the North at 9 o'clock on Saturday night. Sho left Nelson on Saturday looming at 10 o'clock, and experienced thick weather, with heavy head sea.. She sailed forthe I South at II; o'clock *yesterday • '•* morning.; ... *■.. »j . ,■ The steamer ITawoa is due hero this morning from Auckland via the East Coast. A topsail schooner wag signal cd yesterday after- ' v noon. Sho will probably be iho Pelican, from Camara, with grain. ■■ . ■ >, > . u The steamer* Manawatu for Napier, and the Kcn- • nedy for Nelson, loft on Saturday night/ ' The coasters Arthur WakofleW; Cymhla, X7uo, and Forest Queen,;have all arrived safe at. Wanganui with: railway Iron, ex Whittington. The Steamer Talaroa left tho wharf yesterday at 11 o’eloo'c.for 0 "outh/ : : X. : The ship C i was liaulo l In to the wharf on - Saturday;- r f *ho berth now occupied by tho Craigmnlfer by which day It is expected ■ that this laf'j have completed discharging. ThoVaftSSS/i '"earner Wellington' arrived : from her; *. trip yesterday at midday. : 3ho left 2j nine o’clock on Saturday >

night, and arrived at Picfcon at half-past 5 yesterday morning: loft again an hour and a half afterwards, and arrived here as above. The steamer Tui arrived in harbor last nightai.U*l(M past 8 o’clock from Lyttelton and Kalkoura. _Sbe left the former place at ■■•B-p.ra..Von- aud' r arrived at Kalkoura the ‘following mprning at 0 .Left again at 10.30 a.m., and arrived in Wellington,as above, -.From Lyttelton thick weather, witb head sea/was-experiencedj- from thonce strong south-east winds, with thick foggy weather. • The Tui/ sails for Foxton this afterhodn. < i The Mabel Clarke, a -largo American ship of JJ7O . tons/whlch was wrecked at Tristan d’Acunha on May 12, loh Lonrton thlrtcen days before the Kentish Tar, :whlcK' ? arrlvadi,'at Nelson-last week, and the'.latter vessel passed the island two daya’bcforo the American vessel was wrecked. . . , • ' The.s.s. Taranaki arrived here from the Southern ports at 8.30 yesterday She left Port Chalmers at 1.45 p.m. on Thursday, and arrived at Lytt-jlton next morning at 7.30; sailed again for Wellington at 3.45 p.m., and. arrived as above.. Pasried-A-barque bound south on Friday night, but w«s | unable to ascertain her name. From Port Chalmers to Lyttelton experienced fresh southerly winds, to arrival light northerly winds. The Taranaki s&Ued again the same afternoon for New Plymouth "and Manukau. . - . r -• v .. • T.ho Jane Douglas left Foxton at 4 P.m, on Ffiday night, crossed the bar at 5, and arrived here at.3l, on Saturday morning. - She sails again for Poxtou‘to-~ day. The new, lighthouse at Timaru is complotedi.and the light was shown on'tho lst July for tin flrsfc 'tbjho. It Is a white light, very brilliant, and is visible a,Tong way out at sea. Tho old red light has been donVaway. with. *. ’

, THE ACCIDENT TO THE S.S. WANAI&. The s.s. Wanaka, which left here on TuMt&y at 1.15 p.m. with the San Francisco mall, bound tofPort Chalmers, returned to port again at 13.45 a.m.Testerday in tow of the s.s. JRlngarooma. hating swept all the blades off her propeller. The Wanaka goribout 100 miles south of the port, steaming against V; very heavy head sea, when about 3 a.m. on Wednesday, the steamer pitching heavily, a aoa broke .oyp£ her and stripped all the blades off her propeller. , As tho wind at the time ; was southerly nothing retrained to be done but set the canvas and run back/vihich was done at once. About 0.30 pm. on Wednesday, when the Wanaka was some 10 miles to the of Akaroa; the s.s. Ringarooma sighted her, ofld in answer to her signals bore down on her, and Anally took her in tow, the two steamers arriving: in harbor at 12.45 a.m. yesterday. The mails ana passengers for tho South were transhipped from the Wanaka to the lUng-rooma, and that steamer start for Port Chalmers at 3 a.m. The Wanaka has not received any further injury than that to h6r propeller. The blades screw into tho boss of the. propeller, so that the steamer will bo enabled tb proceed South again without having to remain here any length of time. There is oae spare blade on board, and another will be sent up for her la the Taranaki. The Wanaka has been brought in to the Screw-pile Jetty, where her stern will be raised sufficiently to allow of the blades being screwed into the propeller, ami she will then go on to Port Chalmers. In recognition of Captain McGlUivray's zeal to secure the safety of tho vessel and the well-being of his passengers under the circumstances, the following .djestlmonial, signed by the passengers, has been presented to him “To Csptaia McGiUivray, s.s. Wakaka. "July 10,1878. “Sir, —We. tho undersigned saloon passengers, desire to express our sympathy with you under the trying circumstances in which you have bfeo placed by the unfortunate accident (which in our opinion no human foresight could have prevented), and bj /which your screw propeller was rendered useless, and to bear our testimony to the zeal and earnestness with you have endeavored to conserve the interests of your employers, and our. thankfulness for the’ care ana anxiety you have evinced for the safety and comfort. of your passengers. Hoping that you may long be spared to navigate these coasts without any recurrence of similar accidents, we remain, &c.’ f Exchange. - •■ : • , , : ■ ’ '

PORT OP WELLINGTON'. . CALENDAR AND TIME-TABLE, 1878. Days. S"n. Apparent Time. High Water. Moan Time. July IS .. „ 16 .. ir .. „ is .. 39 .. « 20 81 ,, Rises."’, n. M. 7 16 *.m. 7 16 ,» 7 15 T 15 „ f r T 15 „ T 18 ( T 14 i 'Sets, n.** 4 86 p.m. ■4 66 ■Jftf 4 37 „ - 4 37, • 4 S3 4 89 „ •■4 40 n. • 4 ftl ft.PL .5 34 /„ : 6 12%, i 6 60 . 7 24 „ •; 7 50 „'£j 8 27 it. u. 5 12 p.m. 5 84 „ 6 SI 7- s 7 40 „ 8 12 „ : .'8143 ,.;V-