SHIPPING.

New Zealand Times, Volume XXXIII, Issue 5430, 22 August 1878, Page 2

SHIPPING.

PORT OK WELLINGTON, A Kill V Kl* Auou.st ‘.U.—G.M. Cole on, schooner, 70 tons, Brownell. from Lyttelton. Scott, agent. Wellington, s.s., 270 tons. McGee, from Picton ami Nubon. Passengers—Saloon : Misses Coulter and Beauchamp, Mesdamcs Glover, Riley and S children, Messrs. Clarke, Hillard, Henderson. Owen, Connolly. .South, Clayton, Leon, Finnhnore, Sharp, lid wards, CwvnnetU ;13 steerage. Levin and Co. agents. Zior, schooner, 05 tons, Bell, from Tiraaru. Thomas, Tut, s.s., 01 tons. Wills, from Kaikoura und Lyttelton. Passengers—Cabin: Mrs. Henderson and family, Messrs. Ward and Williams. Bishop, agent. SAILED. August 21.—Taupo. s.s.. 612 tons, Andrew, for Napier. Passengers—'Saloon : Mr. and Mrs. Bullcr, Messrs. Johnston, Sass, Vercoo, Simpson, Dixon, Lightfoot. Salmon, Barnard, Waters, and Haskett. Levin and Co, agents IMPORTS. G. M. Coleson, from Lyttelton ; 20 sacks carrots, 14 do onions, 39 do peas. 10 do beans, 10 do wheat, FlUnmcc Bros; 350 do oats, 2401 do potatoes. 200 do wheat. 4 cases bacon, Order ; 1057 cheese. Deacon ; 185 sacks potatoes, Jamieson. Wellington, from Picton : 2 boxes. Lain? ; 1 box. Collins: 0 pigs, Barber, 2 bags, Campbell; 3 cases, Robinson. „ . . _ . Tul, ( from Lyttelton: 17 sacks potatoes. Port. From Kaikoura: 1 box. Henderson; 4 hhds, McCarthy, 4 do, Staples 1 b >x, Levin : 2 hides. Hirst: 2 bags. Chene : 1 plough, 1 bdl, Mills; 129 sacks O’Grady; 1 pci. Smith : 1 do, Saunders : 1 bag, Llneraell. Zior, fronj Tiraaru: 500 sacks oats, 162 do wheat, 200 do flour, 200 do bran. Order. EXPECTED ARRIVALS. New York.—Star, in August, Southmlnstor, early. Svdnev.- Kasby, early. Foxton and Kanr.niKEi.—Jane Douglas, this and Nelson.—Wellington, 25th. Wanganui.—Manawatu, this day. Castle point and Napier.—Kiwi.this day. Melbourne. —Claud Hamilton, early : Arawata, Ills day. , , „„ . Southern Ports.—Wanaka, 23rd. Auckland, via East Coast.—Uawea, Inis day; Taranaki, 2Gth. _ . „ , London.—Craigio Lea, early, Oran, Zealamlla. PROJECTED DEPARTURES. Nelson and West Coast Ports.-Charles Edward, this day. London.— Chasca, early. Melbourne, via the South.—Arawata. 23rd. Waxoanui —Stormblrd, this day ; Manawatu, 23rd. Napier and Poverty Bay—Rangatira, 27th. Auckland, via the East Coast.—Hawea, 2Sth. Foxton.—Tub this day; Jan© Douglas, this day. Picton and Nelson.—Wellington, this day. Southern Ports.—Wakatlpu, this day; Hawea, this day. w , Castlepoint and Napier.—Kiwi. 23rd. NonniKrtH Ports.—Wanaka, 23rd. Newc ibtlb.—New Brunswick, early. Wkstpoiit ano CiiißVMoirn?.—Luna, early. Kaikoura and Lyttelton.—Tub early. BY 2ELEGRAPB. LYTTELTON. Wednesday. Arrived: Ba.m.. Arawata, from Port Chalmers, with Suez mail; Alhambra, from Wellington; Saxon, from Thames. , _ . , Sailed : Arawata, for Wellington ; Prospector, for Newcastle ; Speedwell, for Kaipara ; Kate McGregor, for Auckland. PORT CHALMERS, Wednesday. Sailed: Wanaka, for North. Passengers for Wellington—Miss Smith. Mr. and Mrs. Gnew. AUCKLAND, Wednesday. Sailed : Taranaki, for South via East Coast, at 430 p.m. Passengers for Wellington—Messrs. Darcy, Irvine, Hall, Murdoch, Mr. and Mrs. Rogers. NEW PLYMOUTH, Wednesday. The Hawea. from the Manukan. showed up at half-past 7 this morning, but owing to a heavy surf could not be communicated with. She therefore left atSoVlock. . , , 4I Considerable anxiety is being felt here rospecting the schooner KaVuma, which left Waitara for Mnnukau last Wednesday with cattle and sheep, and has not since been heard of. Some dead sheep have been washed ashore at Raglan, from which it Is surmised she is lost. NAPIER. Wednesday. Arrived : 12.25 p.ra., Rangatira, from Wellington. ■ HOKITIKA, Wednesday. There is a heavy sea breaking on the bar, and it is doubtful If the steamer Tararua will be tendered on the coast, unless she waits for the sea to fall. WEATHER REPORT. Weather at 5 p.ra. yesterday; barometer corrected for height only.— Auckland—29'ss, W.S.W., gale, showery. Napier—29*33. S.S.W., fresh, flue ; sea smooth. Castlepoint-29‘27, 3.W., gale, threatening; much Wellington—29'3o, 8.5.8., gale, threatening. ■ Hokitika—29-48. 8.E., light, gloomy; heavy sea. Westport—29-53. S.W.. fresh, fine ; heavy sea. Timam—2o*so, S. W., fresh, fine; sea smooth. Oaraaru—29-51, S.W.. fresh, line; sea smooth. Bluff—29-52. S.W., gale, gloomy. Barometer rising generally. R. A. Edwin. The following vessels were In harbor last night HMA Nympho ; steamers—Stormbird, Wakatipu, Tul Wellington, and Jane Douglas ; ships— Caitloch and* Medea ; barques—Sophia R. Luhrs, Abeona, Chasca, Whittington. Elizabeth, G. M. Tucker. Anno Melhulsh. Courier. New Brunswick: brig Jane: brigantines—Endeavor, Zlor, G. M. Coleson. The steamer Tul. from Lyttelton and Kaikoura, arrived early yesterday morning. Her departure for Foxton has been postponed until to-day, owing to the boisterous weather. „ The steamer Wellington, from Picton and Nelson, arrived at the wharf at 7 o’clock yesterday morning. She left Nelson on Tuesday afternoon, called at Picton, and arrived here as above. She leaves again for Picton to-day. . The topsail schooner Zlor, from Timaru. arrived in harbor yesterday morning. She reports having left the roadstead on Wednesday, and up till yesterday experienced light west and north-west winds. She brings a full cargo of colonial jiroduce. The Union Company’s steamer Taupo, for Auckland via the East Coast, left the wharf yesterday afternoon. She, however, only got as far ns the Heads, when, owing to the strong southerly gale, she was compelled to anchor. The Stormbird, for Wanganui, does not leave until to-day. , ~ The barque Sophia R. Luhrs has been purchased by Captain Williams. She is to be commanded by Captain -Patou, now in charge of the brig Robin Hood. The steamer Hawea, from the Manukan via Neiv Plymouth, Is due here this morning. She leaves for the South again during the afternoon. The steamer Arawata should arrive here early this morning from 3Xelbourne via the South. The topsail schooner G M. Coleson arrived in harbor from Lyttelton yesterday morning-. Captain Brownell reports having left Lyttelton on Thursday, and for the Hist twelve hours ?had light north winds, from that time until yesterday morning light north west winds. The wind then changed to the southward, and she sailed in as above. She brings a full cargo of colonial produce. t A steamer was at anchor under Man a Island yesterday, which will probably be the Manawatu, bound to Wanganui. T« e brig Robin Hood, from Newcastle with coal for this i oct, left on the 14th inst. The ketch Reliance, which went ashore at IVaiuku, has been sold by auction at Auckland for £2BO. The Wakatljm was detained last night through the southerly gale. She leaves to-day. The schooner Ruby ran back yesterday afternoon (or shelter. She wns bound to Kaikoura.