SHIPPING.

New Zealand Times, Volume XXXIII, Issue 5473, 11 October 1878, Page 4

SHIPPING.

PORT OF 'WELLINGTON. ’ ARRIVED. . Ootobub 10.—Tui. 5.3, 64 tons, WUIJ, ,/ram JCaikoura. Passenger—Cabin: Mr. Pox. Bishop, a.a., 198 tons, Evans, ,rO J? N ‘Pl er ?1 <"' 1 Poverty Bay. Passengers—Saloon : Mr. Williams and two children, Mr. Banner, 4 steerage. M hSawafu. 101 tons, Harvey. Passengers—Cabin: Mrs. Blake and child. Misses Tent and Sharpe, Master Robinson. Messrs. BeliMns. Kelly. Robinson. Denton, Lomax. Bernard. Davies. Ellerick. Plrle, Suisted, Wyiie. Bordon, Ashton, Tieklns ; 3 ste'erage. Martin, agent. Taiaroa, s.s., 282 tons. Petorson. from Danedln and Lyttelton. Passengers-Saloon; Mesdamesi Ross, Cooper. Wills, Brandon, Miss Brandon. Captains Field, faonny, and Laurence. Messrs. Card, Pott® ll . Wilson. Hayes, Bagley. Campbell. Hogg, Ashwln Smaller, Brandon. Nancarrow. and McCulloch ; s steerage. Levin and Co. agents. _ G'.ioeig. S.S. Cl tons. Mailler. from the ship Hyderaketch. 61 tons, Watchlln, from tho ship Hyderabad. Mclntyre, agent. Samson, p.s,, 121 tons. Jones from Waitara. Levin and Co, agents

SAILED. Ootobib. 10.—Wellington. K 9 tons, McGee, for Picton and Nelson. Passengers—Saloon : Mr. and Mrs. Hampton, Messrs. Manton and Cross; o steerage. Levin and Co, agents. . _ ' Labybird, 216 tons, Garrard, for Tlraaru and Dun odin> Levin and Co, agents. IMPORTS,

Manawetu, from Wanganui: 78 hides. Order. Kamratira. from Napier: 4 casus, TurnbnU and Co: 1 CBS*. Martin; 1 do, "Wilmer: 1 portmanteau, Walker Tui, from Lyttelton : 2 cases. Hill; 2 do, Jamieson and Co: 60 sacks potatoes, 60 do flour. Order. From Kaikoura: 3 empties. Staples; 4 do, McCarthy ; xx bales wool. Levin and Co; 24 bags potatoes. Diamond; Bakala, from London: 50 bdls case, 26 kegs, Stevenson and iKuart! 8 cases, 122 pkgs, Colonial Secretary; 10 cases. Krull and Co; 1 case. Government Librarian: 8 do, Engleman ; 1 box, Hewitt; 10 casks, 10 cases. Bannatyno and Co :54 eases, ISO pieces ironwork, Minister of Public works; 5 cases, Izard and Bell: 25 pkgs, Everett Bros : 3 tanks, 4 cases, 7 bales, 1 pci, Bennett; 2 cases. Bell; 5 do, 7 bales, Wilson and Ricardsob; lease, Neal; 2 oases, 3 casks. Levy; 9 cases, 1 cask, 3 pkgs, Levy; 9 cases, 1 cask, 3 pkga, Wilkins; 315 kegs. 265 coses, 126 casks, 55 qr do, 1 tierce, 10 octaves, 3 bales, 1 pci, 3 crates, 2 bhds, Nathan and Co; 4 bales, 14 cases. Whittem, Nicholson, and Co ; 1 cose, Marriott; 78 cases, 95 bdls sheet iron; 160 do hoop do, 20 tons pig do, 1 lot wire, 29 casks. 10 kegs, 30 boxes, 24 anchors, 35. W. Mills; 13 coses, 0 biles. Smith; 21 cases, 10 tons pig iron ; 60 bdls. 200 boxes, 4560 bricks, 6 casks, 263 bars iron, Guthrie and Larnach ; 434 bars iron, 30 bdls do, S2 cases, 69 kegs, 105 barrels, 24 casks, 12 axle-arm?, 217 bdls, 8 pkzs, 2 bales, 4 cylinders, pawson and Co; 63 bdls, 2 casks, 1 bag, 2 rolls sheet lead, Shaw; 3 casks, 4 cases, Kirkcaldla and Stains;-21 eases. Stales, Thompson, Shannon, and Co: 40 tanks, K-Z.3. Co; 500 bdls Iron, 325 coses. 143 casks, 33 pkgs. 1 boiler, 43 bales. 123 bdls. 20 barrels, 74 kegs, 3 rolls lead, 1 pole, 1 pci, 50 boxes, 8 tanks, Order. EXPECTED ARRIVALS. New Yobs, via Port Chalmers.—Southmlnster, early. Southern Ports.—Rotorua, 12th. Northern Ports —-Taranaki, this day. Smssr.- Wakatipu, 14th. Picton and Nelson.— Wellington, 13th. Melbourne, via the South.—Tararua, 12th. Melbourne, via West Coast.—Alhambra, 12th. London.— Jessie Headman, Hurunul, Waitara, and Wairoa, early. PROJECTED DEPARTURES. Foxton.—Tni. this day: Jane Douglas, 12th. Southern Ports.—Taranaki, 11th. Sydney.—Wakatipu, 23rd. Oastlepoint and Napier. —Kiwi, this day. Melbourne, via the South.—Alhambra, 13th ; Arawata, 20th. Melbourne, via West Coast,—Tararua, 12th. Napier and Poverty Bay—Kangatlra. this day. Picton and Nelson. —Wellington, 14th. Wanganui.—Manawatn, this day. Nelson and West Coast Ports.—Charles Edward, early, Blenheim. —Napier, early. * Newcastle.—Sophia R. Luhrs, early. LtttelTON.—Go-Ahead, this day, BY TELEGRAPH. AUCKLAND, Thursday. Arrived : Josephine, from Lyttelton. Sailed ; Active, for Samoa ; Hero, for Sydney and Melbourne.—Xaupo. for South. Passengers for Napier—Mrs. Turner, Misses O’Neill and Buchanan, Minstrel Troupe. Messrs. Montagu, Reid, Richards. For Gisborne—Messrs. I.crwin, Brown, Nugent, and Lewis. For Wellington—Messrs. Grey, Wittowski, Leaf. Fox, and Allen. For i-yttelton—Mrs. Boulker, Messrs, Humphries, and Hervy.

LYTTELTON. Thursday. Akhivzd : Sissy, from Gore Bay; Advance, from Gisborne; Mary King-, from Picton. Sailed: Helena, far Auckland; Seabird, for Timaru.

PORT CHALMERS, Thursday. Sailed: Rokeby Hall, barque, for Lota, Chill: IVarua, for Lyttelton.—Rotorua, for North. Passengers for Wellington—Mr. and Mm. McCarrison and three children, Messrs. J. Gillies, Dome, and Jenkins. For Greymouth—Mr. Prince. For Nelson —Mr. and Mias Black. For Napier—Mrs. Duff. For Auckland—Mrs. Brodrick, Misses Brodrick (3) and Cartroll, Mr. Sanders.

FOXTON, Thursday. Arrived: Jane Douglas, from ‘Wellington.

WANGANUI, Thursday. Arrived ; Stormbird, from Wellington.

WEATHER REPORT. Weather &fc 5 p.m. yesterday; barometer corrected for height only:— Auckland—3o*lo, calm, fine. Napier—3o*ll, N.W.. light, fine; sea smooth. Castlepoint—29*9s, N.W., fresh, threatening ; slight sTfell. Wellington—29*9i, N.W-, gale, gloomy. Hokitika—39*Bs. north, gale, gloomy; ranch sea. Westport—2o 05, north, light, gloomy; sea moderate. Timaru—29*7o, south, light, fine ; sea smooth. O mani—o2*so, N.N.E., light, gloomy: sea smooth. Bluff—29*so, N.E., light, threatening. Barometer falling at all stations. ' K. A. Emrijr.

The following vessels were in the harbor last bight .'—Steamers Hlncrooa, Taiaroa, Stella, GoAhead, Manawatu, 'Wallace, Eangatira, and Tui, Ships—Bakala, St. Leonards, OrarJ, and Zealandia; barques—Edwin Bassett, Sophia R. Luhrs, Anne Melhniah, St. Louis, Malay, and Craigie Lea ; brig Jane ; brigantine Star. The steamer Tararua, from Melbourne via the South, is due here 10-raorrow. She brings Hayes and Bonham »’s circus. The Tararua leaves the same day for Melbourne via the West Coa-t.

The schooner Ruby arrived at Kaikoura from Wel- ♦ lingbm at 6 o’clock yesterday morning. The steamer Ladybird, for Timaru and Dunedin, left at midday yesterday, and the Wellington, for XMcton and Nelson, left shortly afterwards. She only came off the Slip in the morning, having undergone a thorough overhaul. The steamer Taranaki, from Onehunga via New Plymouth and Nelson, is dne here this morning. She leaves again for the South the same day. The Wanganui trader Manawatu arrived, in harbor at 8.45 a.m. yesterday. She crossed the Wanganui bar on Wednesday night at D o’clock. The old Oaraaru and Dunedjn,steamer Samson arrived in harbor from. Waitara late on Tuesday night. She left Waitara at 0 p.m. the same night. We understand that.the Samson, after being laldnp, is to go into the Wanganui trade. She has & commodious saloon, and can. carry comfortably 49 persons in that compartment, and* 11 forward) She has good speed, and will prove a great acquisition to onr coast fleet of steamers,

The steamer Eangatira arrived at the wharf at 11 o’clock yesterday forenoon. She left Poverty Bay at 5. p.m. on Tuesday, and arrived at 'Napier early the next morning; left again at noon, and experienced fine weather and smooth, sea until reaching Cashpoint. when strong head winds were encountered with heavy sea until«rriral.

The little steamer-Tul, from Kaikoura and Xy* tclton, arrived in harbor at 1.30 yesterday aftern' . *“ She left the former port o • Tuesday at 0 p.r** ■' on j arrived at Kaikoura at 5.30 next morning: * , the same day at 7.30, but in consequence r' , atn northerly gate had to seek shelter at W* A strong 23 hours ■*he leaves for Paxton to-n’ , i l ** 6 * or “ The steamer Taiaroa. from tir 'S" l * arrived in harbor at 4 o’elook * ' Southern ports, after a very rough passage thr’ yesterday afternoon, lid ? w t Ch/iltuera on, Tu«a<> .„ jn ?*‘ out tl, “ tr ‘P , sha at Lyttelton the following P-M-, and arrived 0 p.m., and arrived Ur . ' ,a £ at 2 P-™-! le, ‘ a « a l|? a ‘ m ™ *1 at* J a* above. From Port ChalMd faom thonw ' fo P S?f da .V™”* north-easter, St Mr\rj amt , q , D ton. the purser, for report and files.

THE HYDERABAD. Tb* steamer Glenelg, which lately arrived from Adelaide for tho purpose of acting as a tender to the stranded vessel Hyderabad, arrived In harbor yesterday afternoon from the scene of the week with the ketch Forest Queen in to w. We learn that tho ketch has on board one Urge railway carriage and a quantity of axles, frames, and When the Glenelg was there tho water was quito smooth, and the ketch was able to. lie alongside the ship. As there was every appearance of-* breeze setting in the master of the Glenelg wished to lay out tbo big anchor and cable which ho took down for the purpose of steadying tho vciacl, but ho could not get the hands on board tho Hyderabad to work at night, although £1 a man was offered- There are 150 tons of Cargo safely landed on tho beach, which will be taken to tho Manawatu River, and loaded thoro. The Glenelg left with the ketch in tow early yesterday morning, arrived here at 1 o'clock tho- same dty, and returns again to-day. Prom what wo can learn tl.ere is every probability of all tho cargo being saved and safely brought Into port.