SHIPPING.

New Zealand Times, Volume XXXIII, Issue 5498, 9 November 1878, Page 2

SHIPPING.

PORT OF 'WELLINGTON, ARRIVED. til , November B.—Seabird, 160 tons, Smith, from Oarnaru. Master, agent. «... Star of the Sea, schooner, 30 too*. Smith, from Palorus Sound Master, agent. Tararua, s.s., 603 tons, Sinclair, from Melbourne via the South. Passenger* from Melbourno--Saloon : Mr. ami Master Stevenson, Mr. Stewart. From the Coast—Mrs. and Mias Thomas. Mrs. Muasln, Messrs. Bethune, Menliplay, and Richards; 12 in the steerage, Bishop, agent. ' Aurora, schooner, 62 tons, Stewart, from th* East Coast, Passenger—Cabin: Mrs. Robinson, Pearce, agent. Zior, topsail schooner, 63 tons. Bell, from Oamaru. Plimmer, Reeves,and Co,, agents. Storrabird, as.. C 9 tons, Doile, from Wanganui, Passengers Cabin: Miss Heldt, Mrs. Dempsey, Messrs. McDonald, O'Grady. Loney, Thompson, Farthing, Dempsey, and Dawson. Martin, agent. Robin Hood, brig, 299 tons, Hill, from Newcastle, Williams, agent. Anstrallnd, barque, 429 tons, Olllvier, from Newcastle. 'Williams, agent. SAILED. Novembers.—Tui.s.B., 61 tons. Wills, for Foxton. Passengers—Cabin: Mrs. Gray, Mr. Delhoo, 2 natives; 2in the steerage. Bishop, agent. Taiaroa; s.s., 228 tons, Petersen, for the South. Passengers—Saloon: Mrs. Tloworth, Messrs; Brent, Howorth. O’Grady, Lewis, Lingard, McKinnon, and Jones. Levin and Co., agents. Tararua, 8.3., 503 tons, Sinclair, for Melbourne via the West Coast. Passengers—Saloon ; Mr. and Mrs. Moore and Mr. Lahraann. Bishop, a?ent. Napier, s.s., 48 tons. Fisk, for Blenheim. Passenaengers—Cabin: Messrs. Ridley and Bisby, Turnball and Co., agents. IMPORTS. Sarah Pile, from Kaipara: 82,000 feet timber, Waddoll and Co. Napier, from Blenheim; 100 bales wool, for transhipment to ship Rakoia. Aurora, from East Coast: 103 bales wool, Murray, Common, and Co. Tul, from Lyttelton : 40 blocks stone, Davis ; 20 sacks flour, D’Arcy. From Kalkoura: 1 box, Lionel; S bales skins, 1 cask tallow, 1 bdl skins. C bales wool. Levin and Co. From Waipapa: 21 bales, Ido skins. Levin and Co. Stormblrd, from Wanganui: 1 pkg, Frendergast; 2 oases, Symes. Taiaroa, from the North : 3 cases. Turnbull and Co; 3 do. Pounceby; It bags. Campbell; 6 do. Bishop; 0 do, Laery and Co; 0 do. Duncan; 10 do, Hawkins ; 10 do, Roper; 10 flasks. Brown ; 1 box. Halso : 1 pci, Tynle ; 5 pkgs, lanes: 1 case, Krull; 23 sacks. Duncan ; 1 case, Levin ; Bba ea, Naylor; 1 do. Bennett; 2 bales. Wood ; 5 cases, 10 pkgs, N.Z. Shipping Co ; 2 cases, Shean and Co. Zlor, from Oamaru: 220 sacks oats. 100 do flour, 08 do poPard, 40 do bran, Order; 835 bags flour, Plimmer. Reeves, and Co; 220 sacks flour, Thomas. Tararua, from Melbourne: 2 cases, Stewart and Co; 1 do, Hannah; 5 bales. Levy; 1 engine, Johnston and Co; 1 pci, Downes. From flobarton : 67 eases jam. Order; IS do fruit, Marshall; 51 do do, Johnston ; 1 case fowls; Levin and Co; 12.000 palings, IS6 pieces timber. 60 shafts, 67 cases fruit. Order ; 1 pci, Beck. From the Bluff; 39 pairs wheels, Bishop. From Dunedin ; 10 coils lead pipe, 1 case, Mills ; 1 pci, Hayes ; 1 do, Hallonstein ; 1 pci. Barley ; 1 do, Mrs Turton. From Lyttelton : 1 case, Rutherford ; 1 pkg, Bishop. Robin Hoed, from Newcastle: 600 tons coal, 25 bullock poles, Williams. Australlnd, from Newcastle: 600 tons coal, WilHama.

EXPECTED ARRIVALS. Southeast Pouts—Rotorua, this day: Wan aka, on 17th. Northern Ports—Taranaki, 11th. Sydney—Wakatlpu, 17th. Picton and Nelson—Wellington, 10th. Melbourne, via the South—Arawata, 18th. Melbourne, via West Coast—Alhambra, 10th, Napier—Rangafclra, early. Foxton—Jane Dougins, this day. Wanganui—Manawatu, this day. London—Llmpio and Jessie Redman, early. PROJECTED DEPARTURES. Foxton—Jane Douglas, 12th. Southern Ports— Taranaki, 11th. Sydney, via Napier and Auckland—Rotorua, this day. Casxlepoint and Napier—Kiwi, early*. Melbourne, via the South.—Alhambra, 10th. Mblbo jrnb, via West Coast—Kingarooma, 21th, Napier and Poverty Bay—Rangatlra, this day. Pioton and Nelson —Wellington, lltfa. Wanganui- Stormbird, this day ; Manawatu, 12thNelson and West Coast Ports—Kennedy, 12th. Blenheih—Napier, early. BY telegraph:. WANGANUI, Friday, Arrived: Manawatu, early, from Wellington. NELSON, Friday. ■ Arrived: at 6 a.m., from Picton; Ladybird, from Wellington. AUCKLAND, Friday. Arrived : Matuntoh. from Tonga and Samoa. * Sailed : Agnes Donald, for Levuka. LYTTELTON, Friday. Arrived : Saxon, from the Thames. Sailed: SL Kilda, for Wanganui.—The Rotorua sails North at 8.30 p.m. Passengers foe Wellington: Judge Williams, Mr. and Mrs. Atkinson, Mrs. Williams, Messrs. Baxter, Ross, Head, and T. W. Bennett. .-. For Auckland: Mrs. Thompson, Messrs. ' Inwood and H. Keane. LONDON, November 6. The Merchants' Shipping Association report that the Eaaterhill, from London to Port Chalmers, stranded on the Isle of Wight. She sprang a leak. She sailed again on the Ist. SYDNEY. Friday. Sailed ; City of Sydney, for Auckland. The following vessels ware in the harbor last night: —Steamers—Hlnemoa, Rangatlra, and Stormbird; :hipa—RaJfaia, St. Leonards, Wairoa, and Zeilandia ; barques—Malay, Antares, Craigle Lea, G. M. Tucker, Zdwln Bassett, and Australiad: brig—Robin HoodThe Tai, for Foxton, left yesterday afternoon at The Stormbird, from Foxton, arrived In harbor at 8 yesterday morning, after a good run of twelve honrs. She returns arain to-day. ' t . The schooner Aurora, with wool for the Ralcaia, arrived in haibor from tho East Coast yesterday morning, and hauled alongside the ship* and commenced discharging. , • The schooner Zlor, from Oaraaru with colonial produce, arrived In harbor yesterday morning, and berthed at Pllramer's wharf, where she will discharge. .She left Camara on Saturday, and for the first two •lays had fine weather, with light south-east winds ; Uoee then light north-east winds. She arrived off the Heads at 6 yesterday morning, when the wind came down from the north-west, and she beat in as above. The schooner Seabird, a fine-looking craft of 155 tons, arrived in harbor yesterday forenoon, and hauled In to the Queen's wharf. She brings a full cargo of colonial produce. She left.Oamaru at midnight ou Saturday, with light easterly weather. Was off Banka Peninsula on Monday, and experienced a continuation of light easterly and north-easterly weather until nearing the Heads, when she was met by a northwester, and she beat np tho harbor as above. The Rangatira does not leave until tins evening at fi o’clock. Tho steamer Rotorua, from the South, is due here f this morning. She leaves for Sydney via Napier and Auckland during the afternoon, taking the outwardTrisco mail for transhipment at Auckland. • - The steamer Samson, just purchased by tho West Wanganui Coal Company, will make a trial trip today. The steamer leaves the wharf at half-past two o'clock sharp. The shareholders in the company are Invited. The steamer Tararua, from Melbourne, Hobarton, and the South, arrived at the wharf yesterday morning at 10 o’clock. She left Melbourne on the 30th ult., at 11 a.m.; experienced fresh head winds and fine weather. Arrived at Hobarton at 8 next morning; loft at 7 p.m., and experienced strong head winds for tho first two days, and fine weather until arrival at the Bluff, at 2 p.m. on the sth ; she left attain the same night, and arrived at Port Chalmers early on the 6th ; loft that evening, and arrive I at Lyttelton on the 7th ; left there at 6 o’clock on Thursday evening, and arrived hero os above. She left again for Melbourne via tho West Coast during the evening. Tho barque Australlnd, from Newcastle, was signalled yesterday at midday as being at the Heads, and daring the afternoon she beat up the harbor against a wholesail breeze from the north-west. She left Newcastle on the 29th ult., with light northerly winds ; fine weather was experienced across, making Cape Farewell on Thursday afternoon, and arriving as above. She will come alongside the wharf to-day. The brig Robin Hood, from Newcastle, coal laden, arrived in harbor yesterday evening, having made the . smartest passage of the fleet this month. She left on the 31st tut., and experienced favorable weather and light winds the whole way across ; made Cape Farewell on the afternoon of the 7th, and from thence experienced strong westerly winds. She beat up tho narbor and came to anchor at 8 p.m.