SHIPPING.

New Zealand Times, Volume XXXIII, Issue 5471, 9 October 1878, Page 2

SHIPPING.

PORT OP WELLINGTON. October S. —Hawo 401 tons. Kannely from die South. Pawowm-: — '“ss*. GSover and Lawoi, Rov. Mr. Coital, Mmrs. Every ami Stout, Hill, Long. Locenson. Cbctrroo 1. Morris. Christie. MoKerro*, Judar. Eyre. Loan, ivacock, Grey, and Smith ; 2 steerage. L*vin ami Co., agents. ' V;: ‘ Stormbird, 5.«., CO tons, Doile,from Wanganui. Passengers: Saloon Rev. Mr. ■ Tudor. Messrs. Cameron, Napier, and Williams. Martin, agent.' ,• Murray, s.s., 73 tons, Conway, from Nelson. Passenger : Saloon—Mesdamos Pole, Brindy, Nicholas, Pope, Kirk, Barham and 2 children. 'Deacon, agent, Jane Douglas, s.s. 70 tons. Fraser, from Foxton. Passengers : Saloon —Misses Dean and Whittaker, Mrs. Port and son, Mr. and Mrs. Mudgway, Mr. and Mrs. Patterson, Mr. and Mrs. Fook, Messrs. Dean and Garret). Martin, agent. Un», schooner. 28 tons, Bullard, from Moutare ▼in Nelson. Master, agent, . ' Saucy Lass, schooner, 23 tons. Callow, for Polorus Sound. Master, agent. Star of the Sea, schooner, 39 tons, Rose,, from Pelorus Sound. Master, agent. Esther, schooner, 4-3 tons, Davis, from P-eloras Sound M-uter, agent. Itikala, ship. 1020 tons, Metcalfe, from Loudon. Pass-in '.;rs ; 30l emigrants. New Zealand Shipping Co., agent'*, SAILED. ‘■cTOBBf. B.—Hawea/s.s., 461 tons, Kennedy, for Auckland via the East Coast. Passengers : Saloon— Miss Johnston, M p . ftnd Mrs. Nation and fa-nily, Messrs. Fitaroy, Burton, McCurtiu, and 3 natives. Levin and Co., agents. IMPORTS. Stormbird, from Wanganui: 30 sacks potatoes, O'Brien ; 1 trunk. B.irraud. Murray, from No! on : 75 bags coke, Williams ; 63 bales. rieauon : L 74 pcs. Gray : 2 kegs butter. Order ; 2 c isos eggs. 1 coop, I sack. B »r!ow, • * Colleen Bawn, from Havelock: 17,230 ft timber, Stewart anil Co. . . Star of the Sea, from Havelock: 25,000 ft timber, Waddell; 6 bales wool, Nathan and Co. ilawea, from Dunedin: 35 casks wine. 90 cases tobacco, 1 do cigars, 1 pkg, Order; 4 cases, Taylor ; 80 pkgs, Government Storekeeper; 3 bates. Simon ; 2 cases, Jacobs: 3 do, Turnbull; 1 do, Hallonstein ; 20 sacks Levin; 2 crates Gas Company. from Akaroa; 4 pkgs bacon, Leary and Co. From Lyttelton : 11 pkgs. Gee : 2 sacks, Logan ; 4 hbds, Eddie and Jack. Jane Douglas, from Foxton: 3 boxes, McCulloch ; 123 bags. EUabyand Co; 2 pkgs. Hunt; 67 sheep, Wards. Saucy Lass, from Pelor.’S Sound: 24,0d0(b timber, Scott. - Uno, from Moutere: 15.000 ft timber, Stewart. ’ EXPECTED ARRIVAL*. New* York, via Port Chalmers.—Sonfchminstor, early. Southern Ports. —Taiaroa, 10th. Northern Ports —Taranaki, Hth. Sydney.- Wakatipu, 17th. Piero* a*d Nelson.—Ladybird, this day. Melbourne.—Alhambra, 13th. London.—Jessie Roadman and Walroa early. PROJECTED DEPARTURES. Foxton.—Jans Douglas, this day; Tul, 10th. Southern Ports.—Taranaki, 11th. Sydney.—Easby, this day. Castlepoint and Napier,—Kiwi, 10th. Melbourne, via the South.—Alhambra, 13th. Melbourne, via West Coast.—Arawata, 20th. Napier and Poverty Bay—Rangatira, 11th. Pioton and Nelson. —Wellington. 10th. Wanganui.- Stormbird, thhday. Nelson and West Coast Ports.—Murray, this day. Blenheim.—Napier, early. Newcastle.—Sophia R. Luhrs, early. Timaru and Dunedin. —Ladybird, 10th.

BY TELEGRAPH. BLUFF. Tuesday. The Tararua arrived this morning at 8 o'clock- She left Melbourne at 11.30 a.m. on the 2nd, and arrived at Hobarton on the 4th; left again same day. Experienced fair winds and calm weather throughout. She sails for Pujedln at 4 p.m, Saloon passengers : ForXytleltoa—Messrs. McErven. Park, Uaglay, Mrs. Minnie, and 6 steerage. For Wellington—Messrs. Bell, Mowatt, Miss Thomas, and 5 steerage. For Nelson—Mr: Acocks, Mr. and Mrs. Bamford and 3 children, Miss Bamford; and 2 steerage. For Hoki-tiki-Mr*. Cleary, Miss Whitely. For Auckland— Mr. Ward. LYTTELTON, Tuesday. Arrived ; Thurso, from Newcastle; Jessie McDonald, from Wellington; Oleander, from Hobarton. Sailed : Easby, for Wellington, at C p.m.; Tul, for Kaikoura and Wellington, at 0 p.m.; Wanaka, for Port Chalmers, at 6 p.m.; Hannah Barrett, for Wellington; Mary Bannatyne, for Hokitika. POUT CHALMERS, Tuesday. Arrived; Barque C-*rrie Wyman, with SOD tons cargo. 690 for Auckland. Sailed; Ships Southminster and Wellington; steamer Talaroa. Passenger for Wellington: Mr, Nanca r‘»w The ship Rakata exchanged longitude with tha Carrie Wyman on September 29. Longitude 11717 E., latitude 40-21 S. NELSON. Tuesday. Sailed: 4 p.m., Wellington, for Picton ami WelHngton. Passengers r Miss Adams, Mrs. Orelg and Infant, Miss Mitchell, Mrs. Watts, Messrs. -Southern, Garland, Wymond. Darned, Crosbie, Henderson, Cresswell, Stevens, Wood, Akersten, Ellison, Misses James, Watts, Shaw, Stafford, and Duckworth. AUCKLAND, Tuesday. Sailed : Taranaki. Passengers: For Nelson— Messrs. Woodgear, Richardson, McNaughton, Mr. and Mrs. KLig. For Wellington—Messrs. Wilson, Herdington, Paora, Tahaera, RaneSeld, Mr. and Mrs. Baker, For Lyttelton—Messrs. Lennon, Masterton, Addis, Palmer, and Mrs. Proctor. For Dunedin—Mr. liariia.

WEATHER REPORT. Weather at 5 p.m. yesterday; barometer corrected for height only Auckland—3oT3, S W.. light; gloomy. Napier—SOTO, calm, cloudy; sea smooth. Castlepnint— 30*11, light, fine ; slight swell. Wellington—39ls, S E , fresh, gloomy. Hokitika— 30 u 5. S.W, light, fine: very smooth. Westport—3oos, S. W . light, floe; sea smooth. Timaru—3ol4, N.E., light, fine ; sea smooth. 0-iuaru—3o*ls, N.E., light, lino : sea smooth. Bluff—3o*22. South, light, fine. Barometer rising steadily in the South. li. A. Edwijj.

The following vessels were Jo harbor last night Steamers —Hinemoa, Olenalg, Wellington, S'orrablrd, Jane Douglas: ships— Ra-aia, St. Leonards, Orari, and Ze landla; barques—Edwin Bassett, Sophia R, Luhrs, Anne Melhuisb, Louis, Malay, and Cralgie Lea : brig Jane : brigantine Star. The schooner Uao arrived here yesterday afternoon from Montero with a cargo of timber. She left on Saturday week, called at Velson, and left there for. here last Tuesday. Owing to the boisterous weather -die put into Jackson Bay, and laid there until yestsrdav morning. Experienced south-east winds in the Strait. The steamer Murray, from Nelson, arrived in harbor early yesterday morning. She left Nelson at :i p.m. on Monday, and returns again to-day. The Jane Dou/las, from Foxton, arrived at 5 o’clock yesterday morning, and made the passage in D hours. Sho returns again to-day. The Stormbird arrived at the wharf yesterday at 7.45 a in., after a passage of 12 boars. She sails again :o-day. The steamer Glenelg was busy yesterday taking on board gear for the purpose of trying to get the ship ilyd ab d off the beach. The ship Orari proceeds to Lyttelton to load for Borne. She has cleared at the Customs, and will leave the first fair wind. The Luna, which left here on Monday evening for Creymouth, will probably make her next trip to Onehnnga instead of here. The steamer Easby, from the South, Is duo hero io-day. Tiio Ladybird, from Picton and Nelson, is due here to-day, and leaves to-morrow for the South. The Tararua la duo hero on Friday from Melbourne via the South, She leaves for Melbourne'via the West Coast. The steamer Hawea left Port Chalmers at 6.45 p.m. on Saturday, called at Akaroa, and arrived at Lyttelton at 2 p.m. on Sunday; sailed again at 3.45 p.m. on Monday, and made our harbor at 8 o’clock yes'erday norning. she sailed again daring the afternoon for Auckland via the East Coast. The schooners Saucy Lass, Star of the Sea, and ''Jollcen Bawn, from Pelorus Sound, arrived yesterday uj rning. Captain Callow, of the Saucy Lass, reports having taken shelter under Mana on Sunday with tho cbooner Maggie Paterson,, from Hokitika for Damaru, Both vessels got away from there on Monlay evening.