SHIPPING.

New Zealand Times, Volume XXXIII, Issue 5426, 17 August 1878, Page 2

SHIPPING.

PORT OF WELLINGTON. ARltl V 15I>. AuouhtlC.—AVanaka, s.s., 277 tons, McGillivray, from the North. Passengers—Saloon : Miss Smith, ilonni Naho. Messrs. Mubin andllelth: 5 steerage. Levin and Co., agents. Kennedy, s s., 13G tons. Palmer, from Nelson. Passengers—Cabin: Mrs. Kelly and family, Messrs. Kelly, Duncan, Wilson, Salmon, Detective Drown, and 2 steerage. Levin and Co., ag nts. SAILED. AruusT IG.—Plciono, ship. 1022 tons, Renaut, for Melbourne. W. and G. Turnbull, agents. Wanaka, s.s., 223 tons. McGillivray, f r Lyttelton. Passengers—Saloon; Mrs. Grub, Mr. and Mrs. Habens Mr. and Mrs. Carpenter, Messrs. Allan, Robinson. Duncan. 11-'Opo. Sh union, Walker. AVaterhim.se, Captain Scott, and 0 steerage. Levin ami co., Il °Stornibird, s.s., GO tons. Doile, for Wanganui. Passengers—Cabin: Messrs. F idler and Henderson. Martin, agent. IMPORTS. , Poneke, from Polorus Sound: 02,000 feet timber, Waddell and Co. , , Tui, from Waitnra: 10 bales wool. New Zealand Shipping Company. r t Wanaka, from Manukau: 1 case, AV att : 1 trunk, i case. Shortlaml : 1 do, Jones. Prom New I lymouth: I pci. Miss I false : 2 kegs, Dawson ami Co. ; 44 hides, Hurst: 1 bag, Mautell. Prom Nelson: 2o sacks, Staples ; G do, Barlow ; 2 cases, 2 boxes. Gilmer Bros. Kennedy, from Nelson : 2 bales, Deacon ; 2 chests, Government storekeeper ; -I cases, Telegraph Department; I box, D’Arcy. BY 2ELEOHAPH. NELSON, Arrived ' early, Wellington, from Picton.—lo.so a.m., llawca, from Wellington. WANGANUI, Friday. Arrived: 1.30p.m., Manawntu, from Wolllngtan. BLUFF, Friday. The Anne Gambles was towed about forty feet, but not Into deep water, owing to there not being enough lifting power, HOKITIKA, Friday. The steamer Waipara got off too beach, and again tendered the Alhambra, taking away the balance of the West Coast cargo. The steamer Maori was also tendered. LYTTELTON, Friday, Sailed ; 5.13 p m., Rotoura. Pas engers for Wellington: Mr. and Mrs. Hoskins, and dramatic company, (213) Messrs. Olliver, Barr, Grant, Robinson, Irvine, Coat, Teachemaker, Fisher, Dr. Deamer, Mr. and Mrs. Stannuan and family. Misses bievwright (2). —lp.m., Tararua. for Wellington. WEATHER EE PORT. Weather at 5 p.m. yesterday; barometer corrected for height only:— Auckland— 29 S2, N.AV., light, drizzle. Napier—29*99, N.E., light, gloomy]: sea smooth. Castlepolnt—29*7l, N.E., light, gloomy ; slight Wellington—2o*7s, N.W., fresh, cloudy. Hokitika—29-SO, N.E., light, threatening; soa moderate ~ Westport—2o 75, North, light, gloomy: sea smooth. Timam—29 GO. calm, line ; sea smooth. Oamaru—2o’ss, calm, gloomy ; sea smooth. Bluff—2o*sl, North, fresh, gloomy. Barometer falling at all stations. R. A. Edwin. Tho following vessels were in harbor last night II M.S. Nymphe : steamers—Kiwi and Kennedy; ships—Caitlocb, and Medea: barques—Sophia R. Lnhra C.mudicre, Chasca, Whittington, Elizabeth, (• m. Tucker. Anno Melhuish, Courier, New Brunswick ; brig—Jane ; brigantines Endeavor and Enterprise. . , Air. J. B. Red ward, immigration ofheer, has received G 3 nomination* for assisted immigrants. The nominations will bo transmitted by tho San Francisco Tho favorite steamer Kennedy left Nelson at 7 39 pin on Thursday, and arrived hero after a run of eleven ami a-haU hours. She left for Nelson and the AV'est Coast, taking cargo for Taranaki, last night. The steamer hotorua, from tho South, is due today. She will leave again during the afternoon for Sydney, via Napier and Auckland, taking the outward portion of the San Francisco mail. Tho tine steamer Tararua is duo here this morning from tho South. She leaves again in tho evening for Melbourne, via the West Coast. The American barque Alma, which left here on for Lyttelton, tan back to harbor again on Thursday night through meeting adverse weather. She left again yesterday afternoon. Tiic steamer Kiwi has undergone a thorough overhaul. She sails for Nftpierand Castlepolnt to-day. Tho barques AVhittington and Courier' were removed from tho whidjf yesterday. The schooner Manmon has nearly completed discharging he- cargo of timber, and willieave again during the coming week for another load. The AVeUiugton. from Picton and Nelson, is due here on Sunday morning. t The following passengers have booked for London by the Chaudicro: —Air. Bell and child and Mr. Booth, .The favorite ship Pleione left our shores yesterday for Melbourne, where she proceeds for orders. The steamer Tui, from Waitara, arrived at the wharf at 2.30 yesterday morning. She left at 0 o’clock on Wednesday morning, and experienced strong S.AV. and S. we vther across. She left for Kaikoura and Ly tclton yesterday evening. The topsail schooner J. G. Coleson,lately purchased by Messrs bcott and Co. of Wellington, arrived here early yesterday morning. She left Lyttelton on the 11th, and experience fine weather with head winds across the Strait. She brings the following cargo : 702 sacks, 1 cases, 105 cheese. Order. She sails next week for West Wanganui for a load of coal. The Union Company’s steamer Wanaka arrived here nt G o'clock yesterday morning. She reports leaving the Manukau at 8 p.m. on the 13th, and arrived off New Plymouth at 9 a.m. on the 11th. Lift at 5 p.m. tho same day. and a rive I at Nelson at 9 a in. on tho 15th Left there at 8.30 p.m , and arrived here as above. Slu sailed again for the South during the afternoon. The » s. Zealamlia, with the London mails of the 11th Jul-, left Sm Franscisco on the sth August, contrao date. The s.s. City of Sydney, from Auckland, with the New Zealand mails of the 23rd July, arrived at San Francisco on the 14th August. Means. Shaw, Savin, and Co.’s barque Chandicre hauled into the streun yesterday, and will leave our shores for London todvy or Monday. She takes a cargo valued at £39,355 10s Od. T-»e following are the items in detail:—l3 cidu fa110w,33 biles skins. 1 bale flax, 153 cases tallow, 299 bales wool, N. Edwards and Company; 11 bales wool. National Bank of New Zealand ; 27 bales skins, 253 bales wool, 2SD casks tallow, 1 cam. Kinross and Co. ; 2G2 bales wool, 32 pockets d). 1G do skins, 50 ca ka tallow, Murray, Common, and Co.: O’bales wool, E. Pearce ; 137 casks tallow, S bales basils, 105 do skins, 10 bales paper, I box, 23G bales woo’. Levin and Co.; 30 casks taliow r , 3i£ cases meat. Gear ; 9 bales wool, Turnbull and Co.; 5 casks tallow, G bales skins, 5 boxes. Bethuno ami Hunter. Tho steamer Kennedy leave* to-day for Nelson and the West Coast, The Kiwi, for Napier and Castlepolnt* leaves this pvenlng. A lucky find fell to, the lot of a number of Orepnkl residents early this.week, A speam. whale; measuring eighty feet in length, drifted on. to the beach at Waiipe imea Creek. Owing to Us. having b- j en dead some time, the quantify of oil. obtainable will be greatly Jeisc ed. On Wednesday, when proceeding along the beech to Invercargill c» horseback. Messrs. Saunders and Twine discovered* between tho Wairaatuku ami the turn-off, throe ash oars, about sixteen feet long, apparently, quite new ; and further alon the beach, towards the New River Heads, a yellow boat totally smashed up. A blue boat, sixteen feet keel, square stern, apparently a ship's boat, was also found, in good condition.— lYcstcru St-u\