SHIPPING.

New Zealand Times, Volume XXXIII, Issue 5455, 20 September 1878, Page 2

SHIPPING.

POET OF WELLINGTON. .AKRtVHD. September 19.—Claud Hamilton, s.s.. C3O tons, ChatßeM, from Melbourne via the Sdulh. Passen- r gen : Saloon—From VMelbonrao—Mia« Hoey. * rota the Coast-Captain "Barry, ;1IQ». ■Mr; l P«tw.>M«»'»-.: Cake, Green (2), Stevens, andqamKbeU! .;9 steerage. Bishop, agent. V ..''.■■"•*-•'(„ V ''■"'i .t„J!".' : Stormbird, s s., 69 tons,,.,J?pile. from ■ P°« on • Passengers: Cabin-Mfs} Benny, Mesilanles Lansloy,_ Matthews, JudgeKenny;Meters.M»dd™, Sanderson, Trawhella. Smith. Mason. Gany, Chalficid, i Brady), and Cowie..,:M»rtln, agent.': >*;, - ,' ,Wi;y "iiViv Passengers: Saloon-Misses CareshlU (2). Captain Boweii? Messrs. Lawlor, Tatpna, Tlao. Rota. Harvey, Smith, Edwin, Louis, MoDonongh, Handcock. .-'■'-loviirand Co.-, agents. ~ -■— - Napier, s.s," 4S tons, Fisk, from Blenheim, w. and G. TurabuU, asrents. ;' v ."":" . ■-.- ; •■■! Kennedy; «.»., 130' tons, I Palmor.' from Nelson. Passengers: Saloon—Mrs. Harpley and child, Mrs. -Tomlln, Messrs. -Marks, Dermott, Ward, and Browning.'""Deacon, agent. i ' Wakatlpii,. S.S., 'UWitons. Wheeler. from'Sydney. .. Pas-cngersi Saloon-Misse&.Wheolor (2), and Hunter, .Mr; find Mrs. Barton, Mr. and; Mrs. Leitchlleld, Messrs.- Mnnson. Oalado, Leltchßeld. : Hughes, West, Chnhbln, Bridge. Gibson,, Farley, McLean ; II in the steerage, and 28 for,the'South. Levin and Co., agents. - ~.., .. ..,,--, f .-,', .SAILED,' ,■' ■_„ • '■ -■ i Sei-tkmber 19. —•Wellington, s.s., 279tons,McGee, for Picon and Nelson. Passenger: Saloon—Miss Chapman, and-Mr.''Eowlor.;-! steerage. Levin and Co., agents. , , . • r ■■'■;■■ ' • .'■' ."■ •,' EXPECTED ARRIVALS. NmVYor.K.—Star, early, Sontlimlnster, early. Bordeaux via Port CitAi.MEais.~St. Louis, early. ~' " SrDjiisY.~:Wakatipu, early. "... ■i Picton and Nei^on.—Wellington. 22nd. . CADXLsroiKi^ASD'NAMKB.—Kiwi, early. : < Napier and Poverty BAY.—Rangatira, 2jtn. Mbi-dokene.—Kingarooma, early. : ■ London.—Craigle Lea, early ; St. Leonards, anil . ; *..-... ; JEOJECTED DEPARTURES. .. . Foxton.—Tut, this day ; Jane Doug'as. 21st. Southern Ports.—Wakatipu, this day. :■ " • Sydney.—vvakatipu, 27th.. , I .. , CAsrxEPOINT and Napier.—Kiwi, this day. ; "XoNdon.—Chasca, this day. , ■ ■• , , - : „„ , ! MKtBOonNB, via tub South.—Rlngarooma, 23rd. Melbourne, via West Coast.—Claud Hamilton, Napier and Poverty Bay—Rangatira. this day. Auckland, v>atiikEa«t Coast.—Wanaka,,2sth. Pictox and •NEnsON.—Wellington, 23rd. Newcastle.—New Brunswick, this day. ' . AVKBTBOIIT AND GIIKVMOOTII.—LIIpa.SIst. ■" ' '• Kaikoura'and Lyttelton.—Tut, ?lot. , . Wanoanui.- Manawatn. this day; Stormbird,2lst Nelson and tor Coast PoRTS.-Kennedy, 21st. Kzlson.—Claud Hamilton. 20th. •■ r •'.' ' - 'BY TELEGRAPH. NAPIER; Thursday. . AnftrVED t At JJ.3O a.m., Uawea; from Wellington. r " . " DUNEDIN, Thursday. ■• -' 'Ateiegram-lias been received in town to-dayfrom • Oaraarn, stating • that, the steamer In o, which left Port Chalmers on Monday last with timber shipped by Messrs. Guthrie and Larnach, had gone ashore at Kakanul, whither she wa3 bound. No lives were v . .105 t.." ;■: ___ ■.'' . • •• : ' LYTTELTON, Tlinrsday. Arrivsd : Messrs.' Sha.v, Savill. and Co.'s ship Langstono. from London, OS days anchor to anchor, 09 days land to land. All well. She brings 2 passengers and a large cargo. Sailed: At i p.m.. Taranakl. North. Passengers .■.' for, Wellington : Mesdamcs Bycrsand Jones, Messrs. 3?Drn!S3 and Newby. ■ , ■- . . WEATHER REPORT. . ... Weather at 5 p . m . yesterday,'"barometer corrected for height only:— '■'';„ Auckland—3o 32. N.E., fresh, fine : sea smooth. Napier—3o'l2, N.E.. ihdvt, cloudy. ; Casttepolnt-SO'2B, N.E., fosb, cloudy; moderate ~ .sea. > . - ■ ~ ■ ■' Wellington-30-2S, N.N.W.. li*ht, gloomy. Hokitika—3o-20, North, light, threatening; increasing sea, Westport-3027. N., light, gloomy;.increasing:sea. Blufr-SO.'OG, S.E., light, foggy. , ; ' Barometer falling slowly throughout tho colony. B. A. Edwin. The following vessels were in harbor last nicht : Steamers-Hinemoa. Jane Douglas, Tui, Claud Hanul- ' """ton and Pelorus: ships—Orari and Ze-dandia; barques —Anstralind. Courier. Chasca, G. M.- Tucker. New Brunswick. Edwin Bissett, and Kvik ; brig-Neptuno ; three-masted schooner Jessie McDonald. ' Tlie Stormbird left Foxton shortly after midday yesterday, and arrived at the wharf at 9.45 p m. The as. Claud Hamilton, Captain Chatfield, left Melbourne at 230 pjn. on the 11th instant, with the English mails via Sues, and arrived at Bluff Harbor at 2 p.m. on tho Kith : left at 5.35 p.m. same day. and arrived at Port Chalmers at 7.30 a.m. on the 17th; left aeaiaat 330 p."). for Lyttelton,and arrived there

at 10.30 a.m. on the lSth; left at 5.30 p ni.. and experienced One calm weather until 5 o'clock ye3terday rooming, when a dense fog set in. and the engines had to he slowed for upward* of three hours, arriving in Wellington at 11.30 yesterday morning. ■ The barque New Brunswick has cleared at the Customs, and sails for Newcastle to-daj', after having -undergone a most' comp'cte overhaul and repair. No elitdble tenders having been received, the vessal was plaiod by Lloyd's agents in the hands of Messrs. ■■■ Coffey and Dixon, and well and faithfully have they earned out the-trust confided in them. Dnring the short space of thirty dvys the vessel has received new waterways fore and aft, and part new main deck, caulked brer all. new boats, galley, poop front, head knee, hawse.pipes, Ac, &c. The ship was surveyed yestarday by.Oiptaius Mclntyre and Holliday, 'Lloyd's suiveyors, who speak in the highest terms of th« work done to tho ship. Captain Frasar also expresses himself as well satisfied with all done to the vessel. We are, glad to sse that our local firms can dompete with Newcastle so favorably, and are conttdent that if they only had bolter facilities than they ■: now, liavo they cou'.d do work» more cheaply than at present. Tha barque Olnstree cleared from New York for Wo linston and Lyttelton on the 20th June. '.-The steamer Napier arrived here last night from . Bleubeiui. * The steamer Kennedy, from Nelson, arrived here at 5 o'clock last evening. After she left Nelson she cot into a dense fog. and hail to put into Blind Day. iuft there at, 7 o'clock yesterday niorniog, and arrived here as above. The steamer Wakatipn, Cantain Wheeler, left Smith's wharf, Sydney, on'the 13th, at G p.m.; .. anchored off-Campbell's wharf and shipped CO tons tea, ex Black Prince, getting under way again at 10.30 p.m.; cleared th 6 llej's at 11.30: passed tho - steamer Easbyon Sunday, ljtli, at 10 a.m.. and arrived in Wellington at 5 p.m. yesterday. She brings (XI passenjirs Mid 700 tons general cargo, 300 tons being for Wellington. She was off Stephens Island on the 18th at 3 p.m., hut had to heave-to on account ' of dense fog until 12 yesterday. . Light variable :-■ weather was experienced. Wo are indebted to Purser ' Grant for report and files. The Union Company's steamer Taiaroa left One- - . hunga- on Tuesday last at noon ; arrived off New -.: Plymouth at daylight on Wednesday, discharged 97 tons of cargo, and left At 11 o'clock for Nelson, arriv- . ing'o.T Nelson at daylight yesterday: left again at 12.30 p.m., pas)ed through the French Pass at halfpast 3, and arrived in Wellington at 0 o'clock last ...,.- night,. ....... ,' ENGLISH SHIPPING. -Passengers'per New Zealand Shipping Company's j hip W'airoi, C*ptain Joss, which left London on the 13tu July for Wellington: Saloon—Mr. and Mrs. Twining, Mr..and Mrs. William Sharp, Dr. Torrance, Mr 3. Tonanc, Mfes Jane Torrince. Mrs. Cairns. Mr., A..K. 81.53i11.Mi33 Jes3ie Purcheon, Mr. William ■ Y/Ard,' and -Mr. Robert Cobb. Second cabin—Mis3 Catherine L. Brown, Miss Henrietta Slater, Mr. . Ernc3t. Wilkinson. . Mr. T. B. Ilowarth, Mrs. Ho'warth,. Mr. Frank Ilowarth, Mr. Frederick ' Po-irson. Mr.-Arthur Chapman, Mr. John Graban, , : Mrs. Grab-art, Miss Margaret Graban, Mr. James "Margetti. Mr. RnsaelV Mrs. llnssell. Miss Fanny ..Russell. Mr. John Russell, Hiss Carry Itussell, Mr. Frankltnssell, Miss Kitty Itussell, Mr. Paul Ktusell, and Mr. , Charles ltusssll. Steerage Patrick J. O'Neill, Seary,' Ernest Lamb, Philip Scott, Lydla Scott, John Brazier. William Mcintosh, George li..Cragg, Jano Cragg,- Mary Cragg, Edith Cragg, William Greentcaf, If nry Page, Albert Ifol*, Edward Holt, Antonio Nannini, j and Richard Dcwis. . ..Tho following vessela were'loading at Loudon for Wellington en tlio 'Jnd August :-Otaki, Herniionc, Corina, Alexa. and Jessie Itiwlnun. Tbc'Limpio • and Antircs »alled for Wellington on the IStli July.