SHIPPING.

New Zealand Times, Volume XXXIII, Issue 5402, 20 July 1878, Page 2

SHIPPING.

PHASES OF THE MOON. First quarter.—Seventh dvy at 60p m. past 7. Full moon. 10,25 p.m. ol the lilh Last quarer 11-« pm. of the 22m1. Now moon, 9.10 a.m. of tho 30th. llimi WATICR CONKi ANTH. To ascertain high water at Tory Channel aacl 3n. ISmin. to Wellington. Picton. adil sh. French 1 ass, aUI 3h. 20min. Nelson, add 4h. SOnun.. wanganm, add 6h, 20min, Foxtou, add sh. L’orima, add 4h. • AUIUV *l» , ' July IDi-Tairaoa. a.s. 223 tons, Whoelor, from Lyttelton. Pa,sengera—Cabin : Mesdames Shaw ami GUlctt. Misses Candy and Shepherd, Messrs. Shaw. Dymock, Duncan, Tato, Koff, Wilson, Gll«on, James. King. Gillett, Thorpe, Palmer, and 3 steerage. Levin and Co., agents. • lU->ifatlra. s.s.. 170 tons. Evans, from Napier. Passenger*— Cabin ; Mrs. -McDonald, Miss B>wenng, Messrs. Axup, Guy, Vincent, Brake, and ihorntoo. •, Government a.s., 221 tons, Ka-lr-cDIDI. from Dunedin. Pas-engers—Saloon : lion. Mr. Macandrew, Hon. Mr. Stout, Miss Logan, Miss Sheehan. Miss Lemon, Mrs. St-nit child a d servant. Mauawatu. p.s., 101 tons. anganul. Passengers—Cabin: Mesdames iorest, Taylor ami Wallace. Messrs. Me Mein. Lowes, Hodge, Hutchison, Williams, Mufphy, and Fulton; 4 steerage. * Martin, agent. _ bAILED. July 19.-Taranaki. s.s„ 327 lons, .Malcolm, for T.yttolton. Passengers—Cabin : Mr. and Mrs. Watt, Messrs Wilson. Mnnro. Power. Whittaker, Smalbone. Tail, and white. Levin and Co., agents. Talaroa s s.. 223 tons. Wheeler, tor Auckland and tho East Coast. Passoagersi-Cabin: Captain and Mrs. Edonborongh aad family, and Mr. Appleby. Levin and Co., agents. , Wellington, as.. 279 tons. McGee, for Nelson. Pas-songers-Saloon : Mrs. Sutcliffe. Miss Dixon, Messrs. K Poll n, C. Pollen. Cowie, Davie. Galbraith, xv elsh, Eorrv W Berry, J. Camiibell. A. Cooper. Burns, Chufton, Wright, Hickson, Lockett, Crombie, and Wentworth. Larin and Co., agents. Asposia, schooner, 45 tons,. Moore, for » anganui. Ellaby, agent. . , . &%ucy Lass, schooner, S 3 tons, Callow, for Pelorus Sound. Master, agout. IMPORTS.. Taiaroa, from tho South: 1 hhd, Edwards and Co; 1 brl Otfcerson; COO sacks oats, Turnbull; 110 do wheat. 40 do bran, 60 oats. Order; 43 cheese. Jaraie- . son Bros. : 12 ke*s butter, Pott; 140 bags flour, Whltehouse; 53 bills. Order; 2 cases. Jones. Manawatu. from Wanganui: 150 sacks potitoss. Order: 137 sheep, Crosbie and Woods. expected arrivals. London.—Cralgle Lea, early; Aboona, Medea, Oran, Zealandla. ■ * _ , , * New York, -via Dunedin.—G. M. Tucker, early. New York. —Star, in August, Alma, Mercury, and Sonkhmlnster. ~ Sydney, via Auckland and tub East Coast.— TVakatlpu, 28th. Southern Forts.—-Maori, 23rd. Proios AND Nelson.—Wellington, 2lst. Auckland, via the Easy Coast.—Tauno, 22nd. Melbourne.—Alhamhra, Claud Hamilton, early. ' Tararna, 19th. PROJECTED DEPARTURES. Southern Pome.—Tanpo. 22nd: Wakatipu, 29th; Xaiatoa, 2flth. Melbourne, via the South.—Arawata, 2bth. Castlefoinx and N apier.—Kiwi, this day. Wandas ur.—Go-Ahead, early ; Manawatu, this ■day. , Foxton.—Jane Douglas, 22nd. Auckland, via the East Coast.—llawea, 25th. Sydney, via Napier and Auckland.—Rotorua, 20th. - ' Lyttelton and Kaikoura.—Tui. 22nd. Picton and Nelson.—Wellington, 22ud. Napier and Poverty Bay—Rangatira, this day. Nelson and West Coast • Ports.-Wallace, this day ; Charles Edward, 22nd. Taranaki. -Murray, 23rd. Valparaiso.—CraigrauUen, early. London, Chandlers and Chasca, early. BF TELEGRAPH. LYTTELTON. Friday. Sailed : Rotorua. for tho North. Passengers for Wellington : Mesdames Harris (2), Miss ivey, Miss Freeman, Mr. and Mrs. Br,issey and family, Messrs ■ Templeton, Shaploy, Taylor, Burns, Bell, Cochrane, and Davis. AUCKLAND, Friday. Sailed: Tanpo, for South: Agnes Donald, lor Levuka ; Linda Webber, for Lyt elton. WEATHER REPORT. Weather at 5 p.m. yesterday; barometer corrected for height only : Auckland—39-23, cilip. line. Napier—3o 31, S.E., light. Bne ; sea moderate. C.vstlepolnt 81 Wellington—"0*23. 5.3. E.. light, fine. Hokitika—3o 22, calm, fine ;, sea smooth. Westport-30 30, S.E.. light, fine ; sea smooth. Tlmaru-30'23. calm, flne; moderate swell. Oiraarn- 30'23/c.ilin. line; much swell. Bluff—3o’2s. N. W., light, fine. Barometer rising tendency generally. It. A. Emvix. The Government steamer Illncmoa arrived here from Dunedin at 5 o'clock yesterday evrning, after a fine run of 33 hours. She 1 ft Port Chalmers at 2 o’clock on Thursday, and experienced fine weather along the coast. "We thank Captain Fairchild for Otago flies. . , , .. 4I . , . Tlie p.s. Manawatu arrived alongside the wharf at 5 ' o’clock yesterday evening. She left at midnight on -Thursday, and experienced astrong southerly wind up the coast. .... The following vessels were in harbor last night 1T.M.3 Nymphe ; steamers— Wanganui, Manawatu Bangatira, and Kiwi; ships—Caitloch and Plel nc; barques—C 'audiere, Cha*ca, CraigrauUen, Whittington, Firth of Forth, and Elizabeth; brig Robin Hood : brigantines—Endeavor, Isabelle, Enterprise, and Sarah Piia. , , The Pelican cleared at the Customs yesterday for Asmara. Snepvas unfortunate inmut getting a cargo, and leaves here in ballast. * The Alhambra is tine here this forenoon from Melbourne. via the West Coast. The barque Whittington is having a very quick despatch with her cargo. No sooner has one schooner left than there is another in waiting to be hauled alongside. The brigantine Enterprise and tupjail sebo ncr Maid of Otago are now loading. The steamer Wellington left yesterday evening for Kelson and Picton. The s.s. Rotorua is duo here this morning, from the South. She leaves again for Sydney via Auckland, aud takes the outward Frisco'mail for transhipment to Auckland. A telegram from tho Agent-General announces the sailing of the N.Z.S. Co.’s ship Batata from Plymouth, with 23(3 immigrants, for Wellington. The Bakala left on the Ist instant. The s.s. Talaroa arrive I from the South at 7 yesterday morning. .She left Oamaru on Tuesday at 8 p.m., and ‘arrived at Lyttelton on Wednesday at noon; 'sailed at S’p.rn. Thursday, and arrived as above. She sailed again at I o’clock for Auckland, via the East Coast. The s.s. Rangatira, Captain Evans, left Fover'y Bay at 5 p.m. on 17th instant, and arrived at Napier at daylight next morning; took in passengers and cargo, and .left again at 12 o’clock sams day. Experienced SW. gale, with heavy head sea, and had to case engines to half speed, and arrived in Welington at 7 p.m. We thank Mr. Purser White for .‘report and files. Tho coasters Aspasin, for Wanganui, and Saucy Lass, for Pelorus Sound; both got away yesterday. Tho Kiwi and Rangatira both leafe to-night for Kapler and Castlepolnt.

PORT OF WELLINGTON. CALENDAR AND TIME-TABLE, 1873. High Water. Days. Apparent Time. TO can Time. Rises. Sets. n. si. U. M. h. ir. July 20 .. 7 15a.ra. 4 SDp.m 7 50 a.m. 8 12 p.m. 7 U .. 4 30 „ 8.27 „ 8 45 „ 7 IS „ 4 41 „ D 3 „ 0 23 „ 7 12 „ 4 42 „ 0 41 10 6 „ .. 24 .. 7 10 „ 4 44 .. 10 30 „ U 0 7 0 „ 4 4» „ U 34 „ . -■ , 28 ..." V 8 „ 4 40 0 14 „ ‘0 53 „