SHIPPING.

New Zealand Times, Volume XXXIII, Issue 5475, 14 October 1878, Page 2

SHIPPING.

FORT OF WELLINGTON", ARRIVE" , . , Ocioma 12.—'T»iam», 5C3 tons, Sinclair, from Melbourne via tbe Snath. FnasangcM -Saloon; Fe rn Ulu Thnmaj. Messrs. Ward and Mowatt. From Coast: .Messrs. Blntol. bowls. Conyors, Coats, Llnnel. Chamber!md. Hawlclnson. McKonhsn, and Hayes and Bonhamo’s Circus (17): 22 stoorago. Bishop, agent. Rotorua, s.s.. 576 tons, Carey, from the Sou»h. Passengers—S doon; Mi«s Turner, Mrs. ana Miss Black, Mrs. Parker, 3 children ami servant, Bor. Mr. Scott, Master Turner. Messrs. Gillies, ‘Wood, Primer, Htrpsr, Parker. Stanley. McKenna, . Forbes, Cudell, Hans, Saarland. Dun das, Chaplin, Jerome, and Handel; 20 steerage, and 37 for . the North. Devin and Co, agents. . t _ . Napier, s.s., 43 tons, Fisk, from Blenheim, w. and G. Turnbull, agents. October 13. — Herald, schooner, 61 tons, McKay, from Pelorus Sound. Master, agent. *,, Taupo, s.s.. 462 tons, Andrews, from Auckland via the East Coast. Passengers—Saloon: MlssClarko, • Mcsdames JTelesher, McLeod, Honamoa, Captain - Malr, Messrs. Trade, Williams, Grey, Leafe, McWilliams, McManus, 'fopar. Fisher. McLeod, Te Wakapa, Hamoa To. '"omaro, Tu Talaroa, VVbak taha. .Wilson. McDonald, Gasman, Brettaay, Rowley, bhoely. Black, Caff, Leo, Burgess, Atkinson. Mason, Richardson. Moeller, Marks, Frost. Farthing, Sutten, Hlcrman, Fitzr>y, Harkor. and Chadwick; 11 steerage. Lavin and Co., agents. Wellington, s.s., 270 tons. McGee, from Pmton and Kelson. Passengers—Saloon : Mr. and Mrs. Reeves, Messrs. H. and J. Ashton, Blizzard, Griffiths, Rowley, McDonald, and 3 natives Levin and Co., agents. Clio, schooner. 82 tons. Kirk, from Waitapu. Master, agent. Clematis, schooner, 07 tons, Walsh, from Makapou. Hosier, agent. Transit, schooner, 79 tons, Hooper, from Wangiroa. Scott, agent. _ , Aratapn, schooner, 122 tons, Smith, from Kaipara. BlUby, agent. , Sarah Pile, schooner, 114 tons, Highfleld, from Kaipara. Waddel', agent.

SAILED. October 12.— Tararua. a s . 503 tons. Sinclair, for Melbourne via the West Coast. Passengers—Saloon: MU* McCulloch, Messrs. Jamieson, and Hendry. Bishop, agent. Rotorua, s.s., 570 tons. Carey, for Sydney via Kapler and Auckland. Passengers—Saloon: Mesdames Easton and Martin, Miss Woods, Messrs. Woods, Jonklnson, Waller, and Amltago. Levin and Co., agents. Go-Ahead, s.s., 84 tons. Dicker, for Lyttelton. Johnston, agent. Storiabird, s.s., OD tons, Doile, for Wanganui. Passengers—Cabin: Mrs. Tack, Messrs. Walkington, Smith, Levin, and Williams. Martin, agent. Rangatlra, a.s., 19J tons, Evans, for Kapler and Poverty Bay. Passengers—Saloon: Miss Stuart, Miss Ruby D’Arcy, Messrs Stuart, Smith, and Tuhaka. Martin, agent. Kiwi, a. 3., 133 tans, Campbell, for Kapler and Bast Coast. Levin and Co., agents. October 13.— Tui, s.s , 04 tons. Wills, for Foxfcon. Passengers: Saloon Mr. anti Mrs. Archer and S children, Mr. ami Mrs. Willcox, Miss Jennings, and Mr Bromley. Bishop, agent. Olenelg. s s. 64 tons. Mailler, for the ship Hyderabad. Mclntyre, agent. Star, brigantine, 437 tons, Day, for Lyttelton. W, and G. Turnbull and Co., agents. IMPORTS. Jane Douglas, from Foxt- n: 451 sleepers, Zohrab and Co; 1 pci, Follows; lot timber, Stuart; 12 sacks potatoes, Nathan; 1 box, Maglnity; 56 sheep. Woods and Co. Clio, from Waitapu: 30,000 feet timber. 25 tons potatoes. Order. Clematis, from. Makapou: Lot sawmill plant, Order. * Transit, from Wangaroa: 64.000 feet timber. Scott. Ar.atapu, from Kaipara: 93,000 feet timber. Ellaby. Sarah Pile, from Kaipara: 87,000 feet timber, Waddell and Co, EXPECTED ARRIVALS. Kbit York, via Port Chalmers. —Southminstcr, •arly. Southern Ports.—Tauno. this day. Northern Pouts -Tilaroa, 18th. Sydney.- Wakatlpn. this day. Pieros and Nelson. —Wellington, 16th. Melbourne, via toe South.— Arawra, 17th. Melbourne, via West "Coast.— Alh unbra, this day. • , London.— Jessie Readman, Horunul, Waitara, and Wairoa, early. PROJECTED DEPARTURES. Foxtow. —Jane Douglas, this day. Southern Ports.- Taupo, this day. Sydney.—Wakatipu, 23rd. Castlepoint and Napikr.—Kiwi, early. Melbourne, via the Sooth. —Alhambra, this day; Arawata, 20th. Melbourne, via West Coast.—Rmgarooraa, 27th. Kapicr and Poverty Bat—Rangatirn, early. PioroN and Kelson. —Wellington, this day. Wanganui.- Manawatu, this day. Kelson and West Coast Ports.— Charles Edward, early. Blenheim.—Napier, this day. Newcastle. —Sophia R. Lnhrs, early.

BY TELEGRAPH. LY I T ELTON", Sunday. Arrived: Hopeful, barque, from Mauritius; Waaaka and from Wellington. The ship Waitangi Is signalled. BLUFF, Sunday. Ar.niVEJ>: Barques Queensland and Armistice, from Newcastle, The Arawata Is signalled 25 miles off. TIM ABU. Saturday. Anr.iVED: Elisabeth, barque, from Newcastle. The following vessels were in the harbor last night:-Steamers-Hlnemoa. Stella, Manawntu. Wellington and Taupo; ships—Ra axa.St. Leonards. Orarj, and Zedandia: barques—Edwin Bxssett, Sophia TL Luhrs, Anno Melhnisli. St. Lonis. Malay, and Craigie L*a *. brigs, Jane and Robin Hood. The steamer Nap er. from Blenheim, arrived at the wharf on Saturday afternoon at 2 45. 'llia Go-Ahead, for Lyttelton and Kalkoura, sailed on Saturday. , The lUnzatir*, for Napier and Poverty Bay, loft the wharf shortly Mter 0 on Saturday evening. Tho steamer Tul, for Kaikoura and Lyttelton, loft yesterday afternoon. The Kiwi, foe the Erst Coast, and Stormbird, for Wanganui, left on Saturday night. The s-eamer Manawatu is being overhauled on the Patent Slip. She sails for Wanganui to day. The schooner Clio, from AVaitapu. arrived in harbor at a o'clock yesterday. She left at II a.m. on Saturday, and experienced a strong nor’-wester on the run up. The schooner Clematis, from Makapou, Peloras Sound, arrived in harbor at midday yesterday. She left tho Sound on Saturday night, and experienced a strong N.W. breeze across. She brings the pant of the Makapou sawmill. The schooner Transit, from Wangaroa, arrived off iho end of the wharf on Saturday. She left last Wednesday week and has been detained through adverse and boisterous weather. The s.s. Rotorua left Port Chalmers at 4 p.m. on tho 10th, and arrived at Lyttelton at 10.30 a.m. on thollth; sailed at 8.30 p.m., and arrived in harbor at 1.45 p.m. on Saturday afternoon. Wo have to thank Mr. R. B. Pringle, purser, for files, &c. She left for Sydney via Auckland and Napier in ihe afternoon. Tho steamer Glenelg, with the Forest Queen in tow, left yesterday afternoon. The brig Star left yesterday. The barque St. Lonis hauled away from the wharf on Saturday. The Jane Douglas leaves for Foxton to-day. Tho Alhambra la due to-day from Nelson The barque Felix Stowe, bound to Lyttelton from Newcastle, was driven osbore close to the ship Hyderabad daring a gale yesterday morning. The master, mate, and two hands were drowned. Further particulars will be found in another column. The schooner Sarah Pile, from Kaipara, arrived in harbor shortly before the Aratapu. They left together and arrived off iho Heads on Saturn vy evening. She experienced strong N.W. gales in tho Strait, and during a heavy squall had her lower topsad yard sprung. She reports the departure of the schooner Roderick Dim for Dunedin, and the Belle Brandon loading for Fiji. The Wellington, Captain McGee, arrived in harbor at midnight on Saturday from Picton and Nelson. She left NcUon at 0 a m. on the I2th, and arrived at 6 p.m.: left again at 6.30. and arrived here as above. Experienced strong N.W. gale and clear weather first part of passage, and a fresh breeze and clear weather during the latter part. Passed the steamers Taiaroa and Alhambra bound for Nelson. The Union Steam Ship Company'* steamer Taupo. H. J. C. Andrews, commander, left Russell, Bay of Wands, on Tuesday, Bth. at 6 p.m , with 250 ton* coal, and arrived at Auckland at daylight on We Ine day. 9th ; left on Thursday, 10th, at 5 p.m , with 150 tons general cargo and a full complement of passenger* ; arrived at Tan angaat daybreak on llth; ML at 8 *.ra., and met the stea ner Hawea at Tauranga: arrived at Poverty Day a- da-light on Saturday, 12th ; left agiln at 8.30 a.m. ; arrived at Napier tho varae afternoon at *130; left at 7 p m., a .d arrived la Wellington at 3 p.rn yesterday. Experienced lino weather to Tauranga, thence strong north-westerly. : ■minds to arrival. ' 1 The schooner Aratapu, from Ka-para, timber laden, arrived here at midnight on Saturday. She crossed the Kaipara bar at 2 p.m. on Thursday, ami experienced light westerly winds until dark, when it came on to blow hard from the north-west, with thick weather. On Thursday hovc-to : was off Stcph-ns Inland on Saturday raornli.g, and arrived at tho Heads, at 3 p.m. on Saturday, when she brought up; got underweigh again at 7 a.m. yesterday, and beat In against the tide, arriving in harb>r at midday. P* report* the arrival at Kaipara of tho acta*,™ Jul y* Vogel and Cynthl ‘ The Marmlo <J* i oat timber for here, ami would sail during W e e jr 8 The steamer Tararua loft tho railway pkr on the llndinsUnt >t 11.30 r ™cW Hobarton »t O.JO a.m. on the 4 th; sailed at 5 p.m, same day, and reached the lilv't at y on tUe ‘ stll having made the passage f-.om Hobarton In 3 days hours: left at o p n*.. same day, and made Port Chalmers at 10.50a.ip, „n tho oth; sailed at 2.15 urn. on the 10th, and a.Vrived at Lyttelton at 8.45 a, m. on , “ ?ain “ m » <la >' at 5 p.m., and arrived in Wellington at 11 o'clock on Saturday morning. Experienced strong head winds throughout Iho passage along the coast. She left for Melbourne via tho West Coast during the afternoon.