SHIPPING.

New Zealand Times, Volume XXXIII, Issue 5476, 15 October 1878, Page 2

SHIPPING.

PORT OK WELLINGTON;' Octobkb.l4.—ChMleaE'iwanl, p 131 tons „Whlt well, from Wanganui, Pa^enzars—-S tloon ; Me*4*mos Jones (2), Hugh Me ’arthj.. and child, Mim Jones A'<(l child. Messrs. Mathias. Hankln, Craig, Orunnlah, and Broadlo. De-icon, Agents 1 ■■■■*:*’ Ruby, schooner, 24 tons, Backstrom, from Kalkoura. Setlmno ami Hunter, Agents. - , ,» - -■* Hannah B irralt, schooner, 67 tons, Renner, from Lyttelton. Master, agent, Wakatlpn, a,*., 1168 tons, Wheeler, from Sydney. Passengers—Saloon : Mr. and • Mrs. . Poddervln, •errant, and Infant, Mr. and Mrs.-Gray, Mesdames Richmond. OerttUngi, «nd Forwood, Muses Forwood »nd Palmer, Messrs. Dunckley, Lawner, Cohen, R. Rlchwortb, Hurtraanu, Forwood, P, Forwood, Edward Forwood. Alfred Forwood, Evans, Marten, Watt, and 17 steerage. Levin and Co, agents. SAILED. Ooronwn 14.—-Manawatu, p.s;, 101 tone, Harvey, for ■Wanganui. Passengers Saloon : Miss Moss, M» ‘«rs. Hair. Peterson, Goddard, Keugeon, and Christian. Martin, agent- . _ . Jane Douglas, s.s., 48 tons, Fraser, for Foxton. Passengers—Saloon: Mcests. Hennessey, Instance, Baron/Peck (6). Captain Bendall, 20 Immigrants ex Solkia. Martin, agent. '- Wellington, 5.8,279 tons. McGee, lor Nelson and Piston. Passengers—Sa’oon : Miss Slanders. Levin Md Co., ftgeal*. • . . Tanpo, s - .*., 4Gltons, Andrew, for the South. Paseenger«—Saloon: Miss Coker, Mrs. Cook, Messrs. Caff, Williams, Wilson, Murphy (2). Levin and Co., s.s., 48 tons, Fisk, for Blenheim. W. and O. Turnbull, agents. IMPORTS. Ruby, from Katkoara: lease skins, 8 bales wool. Order; 44 sacks sharps, 220 do potatoes, 1 qr-cask tallow, W. and G. Turnbull and Co. Hannah B.vratt, from Lyttelton; 80 sacks flour, 180 Ws do. Port; 100 sacks do, Order: 1 case bacon. Dlmlnd i 44 sacks bran, 32 do sharps, Thomas; 13 Cheeses. I case bacon, Anderson; 300 sacks oats, 8 cases baeon, Isaac*. _ , „ . , Charles Kdward, from Wanganui; 5 bales tow. James; 2 pkgs. Park; 2 cases, Thompson and Co.; 4 bales hops, Bdo wool. Deacon ; S 3 empties. Defence store. ... Tanpo, from Auckland : 150 coses Ikeroaene, Levin and Co.; 17 sacks oysters. Smith; 120 boxes soap, 10 cosm sauce, Joseph and Co.; 1 canvas pkg, Hannah •ml Co.: 20 pkgs. Luckia; sdo Richards; 2 cases Moller: 45 do. Order ; 9 do, Garby; 1 do, Campbell; 1 cose, Simpson : 5 do, Auguardo; 20 do, Barlow; I cafe. Bank of Kow Zealand; 12 pkgs, Wanganui. Prom Napier: 1 case, Smith. • Napier, from Blenheim: 200 sacks potatoes, W. and G. Turnbull; 20 do barley, McCarthy; 20 do oats, Hall. Wellington, from Nelson .* 5 cases. Price ; 1 pkg, Llghtbaud ;15 sacks lime. Scott. From Picton: 12 ease*. Jones; Ipkg, Sharbridge; 1 case, Laery and Campbell. » EXPECTED ARRIVALS. New York, via Port Chalmers.— Southralnster, early. ' Southern Ports.—Ladybird, 16th. Northern Forts —Taiaroa, 18th. Sidney.—Eaaby, 28th. Picton and Nelson. —Wellington, 16th. M«lbournb. riA Tus SouTO.— Arawata, 17th. Melbourne, via West Coast.—Alhambra, this PROJECTED DEPARTURES. Foxton—Jane Douglas, early. Southern Porta.- Wakatipu, this day. Stdnsy.—Wakatipu. 23rd. Castlepoint and Napier.—Kiwi, early. Melbourne, .via tub South.—Alhambra, this day; Arawata, 20th. >1 KLFtouaNtc. via WkstCoast.—Rlngarooma,27th. Napirr and Poverty Bay—Rangattr*. 19tu. Picton and Nelson.—Wellington. 17th. Wanganui. Stormbird, 16fch; Go-Ahead, 16th. Nrlkon and Wkht Coast Ports.— Charles Edward. early. Blenheim.—Napier, early. Newcastle —Sophia R. Luhrs, car’yBY TELEGRAPH, FOXTON, Monday. Ajikivkd : 9 a.m., Tui. from Wellington, NELSON. Monday. Bailed ; 11.30 a.ns., Alhambra, for Wellington. LYTTELTON, Monday. Bailed : Wanaka, fo r the North, 6 p.in. Fassengers for Wellington—Hon. E. Gray, Mr.. Lee; for Auckland-Messrs. Tcoller, Adams, Bassford, and Bretlagh. T >e Waitangl has bean placed in quarantine owing to there being scarlatina on board. There are at present three cases under treatment, none of. which however are serious. Four deaths and eight births occurred on the voyage, the deaths being three of infanta and one adult from phthisis. The Waitangi left Plymouth on July 18, crossed the line on August 27, meridian of th-’ Cape on September 5, made the Snares on October 0. and arrived last evening. The chief characteristic of the voyage was the very variable nature of the winds, and the extreme west weather in the Southern Ocean. ~ TIMARXT. Monday. Arrived : Yesterday, fr>m Newcastle, Jonas Hart •ad Wildie. GUEYMOUTH. Monday. The steamer Wallabe, wh*ch arrive V to-day from Waavannl, lost forty head >*f cattle and a largo number of sheep. Bailed: St. Kilda and Gleaner, for Melbourne. The following vessels were in the harbor last night:—Steamers—Hinemoa, Stella, Wakatipu; ships —Ka'iaia, ■ St. Leonards, and. Za Tandia: barques— Edwin Bvaaett, Sopldaß. Luhrs. Anne Melhuish, St. Louis, Malay, and Craigie-Lea ; brigs, Jane and Robin Hood. • . The steamer Taupo left yesterday afternoon for the South, The Young Dick came into the wharf yesterday, andcommences discharging her coals to-day. The.staamer Charles Edward, from Wanganui, arrived h're at 11 a ra. yesterday. She left Nelson at 7 p.ra. on Saturday, and arrived at Wanganui at 11.30 a,m. Sunday ; sailed again at 10.30 the same night, and arrived hero as above. The sch oner Ruby left Kaikoara on Saturday evening,’ and arrived here at 0 o’clock yesterday morning The steamer Jane Douglas for Fox’on, and Manawatu for Wanganui, loft last night. Thcschooner Hannah Barratt arrived from Lyt‘clton yesterday morning, after a passage of five days. She experienced strong N.W. winds and adverse weather. The Wanaka Is due here to-day from. tho-Soulb, and sails agiin for Auckland, via. the Bast Coast, tomorrow. The ship Rakia broke bulk yesterday afternoon. It is expected she will have hold by Saturday. The steamer Napier left at midnight for Blenheim. The steamer Arawata, with the Suez mail, will arrive in WelllngtOELtbrmorrow morning. The Otago Daily Times says that the second officer of theaj. Tararuamet with a severe accident on Thursday morning. While engaged in discharging cargo in the main hold, a sling of sheet iron slipped and struck him on the forehead, inflicting two incised wounds of about two inches long. He was promptly attended by Dr. Drysdale, who dressed the wounds, and expressed his opinion that Mr. Thomson would be flt for duty In about ten days. The steamer Wakatipu, from Sydney, arrived at tb 4 wharf at 830 last night. She left Smith’s wharf at, g p.m. on Wednesday, and experienced flue weati jer with a strong fair wind. Cape Farewell was sig l fl ted yesterday morning, and she arrived as above. The wakatipu leaves for the South to-day.