SHIPPING.

New Zealand Times, Volume XXXIII, Issue 5483, 23 October 1878, Page 2

SHIPPING.

POET OF WELLINGTON. ARRIVED. ' Octobeh 22. —Taupo, s a.. 401 tons, Andrew, from the South. Faasongcrs—Saloon: Alissee (2*. Mesdamci Furby, McLean. Hastings. Freffincksonj Lemon. Rogers, ami 3 children. Captain Haanin, Messrs. Brewer. O’RloUy, McLean. Hastings, Broidrlckson, Alexander, McNeil, Lemon. 1 Robertson, and McDongald. Levin and Co, agents.- t , Napier, s.s., 48 tons. Fisk, for-lJlenhelm. r . gwaongors—Cabin i Mrs. and Miss Bark and 5 chHdren. Mrs. Gladall and child, Messrs. Jones, Pike. Wilson. Henderson (2), and Master Henderson. U, aim 0> Turnbull, agent®. ■ ' : ■ Manawatu. p.s., 101 tons, Harvoy, from Wanganui. Marmlon, schooner, 92 tons, Bowton, from Kaipara. Pearce, agent. imfokts. ~ .. ... Taupo, from Dunedin : 22.) ukgj. Order; 1 Murray and Co: 4 do. Gaudy; 1 do, Halleustein Lros, i do, Dawson and Co. From Lyttelton: 1 case, Anderson : 2 cases, Whitohonae ; 80 easel, ■U> pkgs. Miller: 10 sacks, 20 bags, Orceusill and Co Napier, from Blenheim: 100 sacks, McCartW; 15 tons flour. Turnbull and Co; 45 bales. Bishop. Marmlon, from Kaipara: Of.Sooft timber, 1 earco. BY IBLBGRAFB. WANGANUI, Tuesday. Sailed: Manawatu, for Wellington, early. FOXTON, Tuesday. Ahuivep : Tui, from Wellington, at 0a m. She leaves again for Wellington this afternoon. NELSON. Tuesday. AnniTEO : Wellington, from Ficton, at T a.m. . BLUFF, Tuesday. Annivxn: Ante, barque, from London, after a passage of 99 days; all well.- Kingarooma. from Melbourne. She left at 2.30 p.m. on tho lOtb. and arrived at Hobarton on the morning of the 18th ; left same evening, find arrived at tho Bluff early this morning. She sails at 4 p.m. for Dunedin. Passengers for Wellington : Misses Stevens (2), Mr. and Mrs. Murray. Mrs. McCest, family, sand servant, Messrs. Reid and Smith. NAPIER, Tuesday. Sailed : Kiwi, for Wellington, .at 10.16 a.m. LYTTELTON, Tuesday. AniarED: Speedwell, from Newcastle. # Sailed : Hawea. for Akaroa and Port Chalmers, at 3p m,; Arawata, for Port Chalmers, at 3.50p.m. Tfie following vessels woro in the harbor last night: Steamers Hinemoa, Go-Ahead 1 Osprey, Taupo, Manawatu, Napier; ships Rakaia, St. Leonards, Walvoa, and Zealand!*: barques St. Louis, Malay, Antares, and CraigJe Lea : brig Jane ; schooner Marmlon. _ . . , The steamer Manawatft, from Wanganui, arrived m harbor last evening. She left the night previous, and experienced a strong northerly wind, with heavy sea, up the coast- She returns ag-iin to day, _ The steamer Stormbircl, for Wanganui, leaves tomorrow, , Tho Jane Douglas is advertised to leave to-morrow for Foxtou and KangiMkci. . Tho Rangatira, for Napier and Poverty Lay, is adverfcisod to leave on Saturday. The Murray will leave this week for Nelson, C.reymouth, and Hokitika. „ lt The steamer Taupo. from tho boufch. armed at tho wharf at midday on Sunday evening, and arrived at Lyttelton tueioi-, lowing morning; left again at S.jlO p.m., ami arrived hero as above. Experienced a strong northwest bro”KO across the Strait. She sails for Auckland via tho EasirCoaat to-day. . . . The steamer Napier, from Blenheim, arrived m harbor at 7 yesterday morning. ' , . ... Tho topsail schooner Marmion. from Kaipara. with a cargo of timber, arrived in harbor early yesterday morning. She will commence discharging to-day. Tho steamer Wellington is due here to-day from Ticton and Nelson. She brings Burton’s Circus. Tho steamer Arawata, which left here on Monday, ■ made tho run to Lyttelton in fourteen hours. Tho ketch Huon Belle was launched from Messrs. ' Coffey’s slip yesterday. She has undergone s thorough repair. The schooner Esther was taken on during the afternoon for repairs. . , ~ Tho cutter Hero was sold at auction by Mr. Thomas yesterday for £350. Mr. Rail was the purchaser. CLEARANCE OF THE NEW ZEALAND SHIPPING CO.’S WAIMATE. (From the Lyttelton Tint ?.?, October 19.) This splendid ship cleared the Customs on Saturday, and was towed into tho stream. by the p.s. ' Titan, ready for sea. The Waimate was therefore ready at her appointed date, but was unavoidably detained till to-day through having to wait for passengers from the North, who did not arriv-i till yesterday afternoon in the s.s. Ladybird. The w tlc done on board the Waimate is a credit to Lyttelton. In eighteen working days 1800 tons of inward cargo have been landed, and the ship has taken in 1750 tons of Canterbury produce for the Homo market. The working of such a large cargo in sinh a short space of time not only shows the capital appliances Lyttelton possesses, but also tho great energy of the officers of the company and those they employ. Besides her large cargo, the Wairaato takes eighteen passenger* She is in splendid trim for her pimge Home, and will sail this morning without fail, as should the wind not serve she will be tosved clear of the Heads. The following is a detailed statement of her cargo, with approximate values, from which it will be that her freight is a peculiarly valuable one, tho total amount being uo less than £139,000. m & 6489 sacks wheat Csoo 4300 sacks flour .. 4500 933 bales and 53 pockets wool .. 19,025 274 casks 5 CiLses tallow .. .. 3S7L 329 cases meats 493 138 pkgs sundries OSD 4 boxes sovereigns 20,000 38 boxes g01d—20,1020X9. lOdwts. 12grs 81.011 Total £130,080 The passenger accommodation is excellent. Dr. Eadson goes Home as surgeon of the ship. THE AUSTRALIAN SQUADRON. The following are the names of tho officers on board H.M. ships abont to Join the Australian squadron Danao, 12 guus, 350 horse power.' Captain J. C. Purvis; lieutenants J. S. Halifax, W. C. S. Hathorn, - J. St. C. Bower, H. S. Lake: staff-surgeon, G. Mair; paymaster, J, Kddle; chief engineer, AY. Tebard; sublieutenants. A. S. Stuart, J. Johnson. W. S. Grogan: surgeon, G. Smith; midsUijynen,"E. E. Bradford, G. P. G. Purvis. Emerald, 12 guus, 350 horse power. Captain W. H. 3laxwell: lieutenants, A. C. Clarke. H, D. Barry, H. Harris, R. G. Giles: naval lieutenant, J. Stocken; chaplain. Rev. G. H. Trehanarne: staff-surgeon, J. K. Burke: paymaster. H. J. Harvey; chief engineer, N. C. Oldknow; sub-lieutenant?, H E. Goldfinch, TV. 0.. Oxley; surgeon. TV. C. Williamson. ' 5 Cormorant, 6 guns. 909 horse power. Commander, J. A. T. Bruce; lieutenants, CVM Duckcraft. V. D. Hughes, G. Hodgkinson; staff-surgeon, J. Horrocks; paymaster. H. B. Robinson; chief engineer, J. Boxell; flub-lieufcenant, C. E. Bixter; surgeon, T. H. Lewis. ENGLISH SHIPPING. The Underwriters' As-ociatioa report under date London, October 12:—The Lorraine, barque,, from Auckland, collided with the Prius Carl, a German barque, in the Thames. She has. not received any serious injury. The cargo appears undamaged.