SHIPPING.

New Zealand Times, Volume XXXIII, Issue 5452, 17 September 1878, Page 2

SHIPPING.

PORT OP WELLINGTON. -ABRIVKO. Septem DKn IG.-Wanaka, as.. 277 tons, McGilltvr.iy, from Auckland. Passengcrs-Saloon: Misses Hnrcy aud Sheehan (2), Mcsdames WhUmore.Randall, ami Kiporata, Sir Thomas TancrM. Messrs. Bishop, Wheeler. Rees. Shaw. Bryant, Campbell, Williams, Ivess Skolly, Knowles, Axup. Rathbope, Buchanan, Slackay, and Lcdyard ; 15 steerage. Levin and Co., tons.Mosey.from London., Passengers —Saloon: Miss Laura C Smith, Mr. Ronald S Robertson Mr John Whlteombe. Mr. Henry J. Tilly. Miss ConstanceL. L. Rolls, Mr. AlbortSavory,Mrs. savory. Mr. Albert J. Savory, Miss Blanche K Savory, Miss Evelyn Savory. Master Ernest Savory, Master Donald Savory, Miss Emily L. Bruce, Mr. Francisi B• turner, and Mr. W. C. Fltzgnrald.. Steerage: William G. Brown,Margaret BrovvaUyiUzabcth Brown, WUl'am Morris. Mary A. Morris. George Morris, Leopold Bartoli, Consigns Bartoll. Augusta Bartoli. Thomas Mantle, John Dnhlg, Robert B. M ilklnson Frank Nicholson, Wm. T. Garratt, Mary Garratt, Tom Garratt. Fanny O.rrott, William Garratt. Herbert Garratt, George Garratt, Annie Garratt. t rank Oarratt, John Garratt. Martha Crokcr. Robert Booth, ““ Charles Grogan. New Zealand Shipping Company, **Arthur Wakellold, schooner, 43 tons, Curran, from WaitApu. Master, agent. ... Colleen Bawn, schooner. 23 tons, Hamilton, from Peloma Sound. Master, agent. Ro*e of Eden, schooner, 30 tons, Botham, from Pelorus Sound. Mas b: «£ ciit. Sevtumbeb. 10.— Wellington, s,s„ 270 tons, McGee, or Pioton and Nelson. Passengers—Saloon ; Messrs. Williams, Go diet, and Cheevcrs. Kennedy, and Bents Company. Levin and Co., agents. Alhambra, s.s., 407 tons. Mrur, for Melbourne via the South. Passengers—Saloon: Miss Jackson, and Mr. Rae. Bishop, agent. * IMPORTS. Wanaka, from Auckland : 2 hhds, IS coils lope, 9o ukx? Order : 6 sacks, Oarbv : 18 do. Smith ; 1 pkg, Douglas: 17 bales, Krull and Co.; 1 csk, Henderson ; # 1 trunk, PalUnt; 1 case, Felton and Co. : i box, From Poverty Bay: 1 bag, Levin. From Napier: 17 pkgs. Sheehan. _ . AspasU, from West Wanganui: 52 tons coal. West Wanganui Coal Company. Arthur Wakcflold, from Wnltapu: 34,000 ft. Umber, Waddell and Co. . „ , _. A ,. .. Colleen Bawn, from Pelorus Sound: 16,600 ft. timber, Stuart. . ‘ . „ Wellington,from Nelson: 55 pkgs, Plimmer and Co.; 7 do. Deacon ; 5 sacks. Hirst and Co. ; 7 cases, Brice ; 4 hhds. Sharp : 2 cases. Order; 1 box. Mills. From Plcton : 1 keg, Order ; 1 bag. Owen ; 8 pigs. Barber. Napier, from Blenheim: 250 sacks. Staples ; 1 bale, Turnbull and Co. : 20 bags, Levin ; 30 do. Port; 1 bale rabbit skins. Bishop. Charles Edward, from Nelson : 51 pkgs, Henderson; 12 bdls. Guthrie; 24 sacks, Beauchamp. Rose of Eden, from Pelonisßound: 18,000 ft. timber. Order. EXPECTED ARRIVALS. New York.— Star, early. Southmlnster. early. Bordeaux via Port Chalmers.—St. Louis, early. Sydney.- Wakatipu, 10th. Pxoxon AND Nelson.— Wellington, 18th. Castlepoint and Napier.—Kiwi, early. Napier and Poverty Bay.— Rangatira, this day. Melbourne.— Claud Hamilton, early ; Kingaro »ma, early. uoopoN.—Cralgie Lea, early ; St. Leonards, and RVcaia. PROJECTED DEPARTURES. Foxios.—Jane Douglas, e uly ; Stormblrd, this da * * Southern Ports.— Wakatipu, 10th. Sydney.—Wakatlpn, 30th. CAsrtBPOiNT AND Napier.— Kiwi, this day. London.— Chasca, 18th. . Melbourne, via the Sooth.— Ringarooraa, 23rd. Melbourne, via West Coast.— Claud Hamilton, "'Napier and Poverty Bay— Rangatira. 20th. Auckland, via the Baht Co a ht. —Hawea, ISth. Ficton and Nelson.— Wellington, 19th, Newcastle.— New Brunswick, early. Westport and Gukvmoutii. —Luna,2lst. Kaikoura and Lyttelton.— Tnl, 20th. Wanganui.— Manawatu. 20th. Nelson and WksT'Coast; Ports.-Charles Edward, this day. BY TELEGRAPH. WANGANUI, Monday. Sailed ; 12.30 p.m., Stormbird, for Wellington. PORT CHALMERS, Sunday. Arrived : Ido of Erin, barque, 93 days from London. _____ WESTPORT, Monday. Arrived : 0 a.m , Luna, from Wellington. MELBOURNE, Monday. Arrived: Rlngarooma, on Thursday. BLUFF. Monday. Arrived: Claud"Hamilton, with the Suez mall. Vue sails for Dunedin at 5 p.m. She loft Melbourne it 2 pm. on the llth, aud experienced light north west winds with fine weather up to the 15th, when a strong northerly breeze sprang ap. She passed the Glanders at 7 a.m. to-day. Passengers for Auckland— Saloon : Mr. Traveller, and 2 steerage. lor Lyttelton- Saloon: Mr Cross, and 5 steerage, and 50 tons cargo. For Wellington -Salo m ; Mias Howie, Mr. Waugh, 10 steerage/an ISO tons cvrgo. . The barque Clifton, from Lyttelton, was entering the harbor this afternoon, when the wind f died in the channel, her anchor foaled, and the vessel drifted on the rocks. There is no immediate danger. **ho is making no water, and Is expected to float off next tide. The weather is calm, and there is no sea on. LY l TEUTON, Monday. Sailed: 0 p.m., Hawea. for Wellington. PasHangers ; lion. J. T. Peacock, lion. E. Gray, Mr. and Mrs. Neale and 2 children. Mrs. McDonald. Messrs. Smith, Johnson, Frjv?er,M‘*lCinnoii, Wallace,Cameron, Baker.—Tat, for Kaikoura aud Wei Ington. • AUCKLAND, Monday. Arrived : Rotorua, from the South. .... The mail steamer is expected from Sydney to-night. WEATHER REPORT. Weather at 5 p.m. yesterday; barometer corrected for-height only:— Auckland—3o*33, N.K , ligut, finc.l Napier—3o 47, calm, fine ; sea smooth. Castlepolnt—3o*36, N.E., light, fine; .moderate swell. Wellington—3o 33, N.N.W.. light, fine. Hokitika—3o*34. north, light, fine ; sea smooth. Westport—3o*34, north, fresh, fine ; sea smooth. Timarn—3o*2o, calm, fine ; sea smooth. Oamiru— 30*21, N.E.. light, fine ; sea smooth. Bluff—3o*o3, W.N.W., light, flue. Barometer falling in Southern districts. R. A. Edwin. The following vessels were In harbor last night : steamers—Hinemoa. Charles Edward, Jane Douglas, Stormbird, and Pelorus; ships Abeona. Orari, and Zedandla; barques—Courier, Chasca, Whittington, O. M. Tucker, New Brunswick, and Kvlk. .A telegram received from Newcastle by Captain Williams, announces that the barque Carlotaleft there . for Wellington last Thursday, and the barque Sophia R. Luhrs bad arrived, and would probably leave for Wellington about the 17th, in company with the Anne Mellmish. Iho Alhambra left the wharf yesterday afternoon for Melbourne via the South. The Napier left last night for Blenheim. The Wanaka left Auckland at 4.15p.m. on the 12th, and arrived at Tauranga at 7 a m. on the 13th ; left .vg*la at 8 a.ra., and arrived at Poverty Bay at 6 a.m. on the 14th ; left at 6.30 p.m., arriving off the Sjdt at it 5.30 a.m. on the 15th ; left again at 11 a.m., and arrived at Wellington at 9 o’clock yesterday morning. She left for the South duri -g the evening. We have been requested to state that the steamer stormbird leaves to-day for Fox Lon, and not for Wanganui. The schooner Aspasla arrived here late on Sunday night from West Wanganui. She left on Saturday afternoon. She reports the J. G Colson, from this port, as off the bar on Wednesday last, but put to tea again, and hod not shown up when the Aspasia left, ‘ * ARRIVAL OF THE OR VET. The clipper ship Orari, un 'er the command of Captain Mosey, arrived In harbor early yesterday morning. She arrived off the Heads at midnight on Sunday, and dodged on and off the land until daylight yesterday morning, when she made signals to the Union Company’s steamer Wanaka, which took her In tow. and brought her into harbor at eight o’clock. The Orari comes into port in splendid order, every thing on board looks the picture of neatness. She bring* to our shores a number of passengers, who have arrived in the best of .health, and express themselves as being very well pleased by the atten- 1 tion shown to them on the way out from all in charge.. The passage out has been a remarkably fine oae, and nothing of any note transpired to mar the good feeling that existed between the passengers and those in charge of Che ship. Amongst those on boar 1 are threefamilics of nominated immigrants, one of which is for Wellington and the remainder for the East Coast. Mrs. Garratt, a steerage passenger, gave birth ton son on the Bth July. The Orari left London on the 39th May, was off Gravesend the following day, and Dartmouth cn the 2nd June. Exceptionally fine weather was experienced down the English Channel. Light and variable weather was m£t with after leaving the land until crossing the Kuuafw cm the sth July. The ship was then becalmed for several days, the sun at times being very strong and oppressive. Tbo N.E. trades were very light, and helped tin vessel but little. The S.K. I rules were expected to be good, but they also proved very light and of short duration. Fine weather was experienced to the Cape of Good Hope, which was rounded on the sth August. Westerly and northwest gales were then encountered until reaching 89 E., when the weather again moderated, the winds being chiefly from the west. The weather! then be? ; came more buistero’u. and a succession of northerly , and north-easterly gales were met with. The only damage done to the ship was the washing away of part of the port bulwark. Cape Lewin was passed on 28th August, and Tasmania on 6th Inst. Very fine weather was then’experienccd, witli light and*variablc winds, which prolonged the passage. Cape Farewell j was rounded on Saturday, with thick and foggy weather ; In. fact, all the way along, the coast of New Zealand the weather was thick,and dirty. The (leads , were made as above, when. Pilot Holmes at once boarded her, and brought Jio t to an anchorage in the harbor. During the. forernym she was removed to the wharf, aud filled the berth lately vacated by the Abcoua. Tho Orari will break bnlk to-day. She brings a Urge and valuable cargo of general merchandise, and Is consigned to the Now Zealand Shipping Company.