SHIPPING.

New Zealand Times, Volume XXXIII, Issue 5510, 23 November 1878, Page 2

SHIPPING.

PORT OP SVK ISLINGTON. AllltlVl-JI). Novemhkr 22.—Tiiiaroa, s.s., 228 tons, Potorson, - from the North. Passengers—Saloon : Misses Carmil and Richardson, Mesdarnes Ross and family (4), Davidson and family (2). Jones, Rytands, Salmon, Messis. Ross. Davidson. Jones. Hylands, Ryan and 2 rhildren. McXnrk, iMcCr.'dle, Austin, Weston, Turner, Ha'es, Bishop, Routledgo, Wilson, Bishop. Cooper, Pole, Sharkey. McMillan, Carr, Johnson, Brown, Pollock. Ryan. Foster, George, Chisholm. Levin and Co, agents. . Ringarooma, s.s.. 023 tons. Clark, from Melbourne via the South. Passengers from Melbourne—Salpon : Mesdamos Head, Reid. Salisbury, Dive, Messrs. Broughton, Reid. Salisbury, Watt, Dive. Barnett, Jhvymon'. From Hobarton: Mr. and Mrs. Kent. From Lyttelton: Mr., Mrs, and Master Redwood, Miss Clifford. Messrs. Richmond and Walker ; 12 steerage. Bishop, agent. , it a Wakatipu, 5.«.. 1158 tons, Wheeler, from the South. Passengers—Saloon : Misses Bishop. Burns. Stewart, Mesdamos Burns, family, and servant, Catt, Donald, lamllv, and servant. Master Muir, Messrs. Burns,Donald Lvon. Alexander. Fatoon, Lewis. CouUlham. Phillips, Brniidlmrst. Teschemakor, Gilman, Harding, Cockburn, Lingard; 7 for Sydney. Levin and Co, agents. ~ ' F Rangatira. s.a.. 193 tons. Lvans, from Napier. Pasfieneen—Cabin: Mesdames Clark and Williams, Bishop Redwood, Messrs. McLachlln, Schultz, Wakelin, Kelly. Nash, Albert; 4 steerage. Martin, agent. SAILED. November 22.—Ringarooma, s.s., 023 tons, Clark, for Nelson. "Bishop, agent. Kiwi, s.s.. 133 tons, Campbell, for the East Coast. Levin and Co, agents. Taiaroa. s.s., 228 tons. Petersen, for the South. Passengers—Sn'oon: Mesdarnes Barr. Webber ley and 4 children, Davidson and 2 children, Brittain, Stevenson, Rev. Mr. Brittain, Captain Metcalf, Mr. Davidson. Levin and Co. agents. , , Manawatu, p.s., 103 tons, Harvey, for Wanganui. Pmsengera—Cabin: Mr and Mrs. Todd, Miss Cartwright. Mr. Campbell; 30 immigrants ox Edwin I- ox, from Nelson. Martin, agent. Napier, s.s.. 48 tons. Fisk, for Blenheim. Turnbull and Co, agents. , , , _ Wallace. p.s„ (U tons, Dillon, for Blenheim. DcaC °Wakatipu, s.s., 115 S tons. Wheeler, for Sydney. Passengers —Saloon: Messrs. Lewis, Carter, Ludlarn, Montague. Dayman, McMillan, Mayaunethis. Levin and Co, agents. Stella, s.s., McKcrslc, for Taranaki, IMPORTS. Wakatipu. from Dunedin: 1 box, Palmer; 5 do, Turnbull and Co : 1 pkg, Bank o! Australasia ; 2 do, Wrigg- From Lyttelton: 4 blocks stone, McKerns ; 1 horse. Harding: 1 box, Fowler; 1 pci. Hon Mr Sheehan; 22 sack* rhubarb, 35 empties, Order. Napier, from Wair.iu ; SO, bales wool for the ship Dikaia. Rachel Cohen, from Melbourne: 3 casks coffee, 1000 bags rice. 2 bags nutmegs, 100 bales packs. 70 casus ciutor oil, 22 do oPmeu’a stores, 34 casks whiting, 1 tank tigs, 100 cases vestas. 500 pkgs sugar, 813 mats do. 000 pockets do, 220 mats do, t> bdls mats, Turnbull and • *o ; 150 cases acid, 80 casks rosin, 20 do soda, 30 drums do, Kitchen and Sons; 10 cases, 10 do confectionery, 3 bales. 15 do flock, Palmer ; 200 bags rice, Thomas ; 200 coses glucose, Staples ; 200 bags rice, Johnston and Co ; IS do, Krull and Co ; 82 bales chaff, Worledge; 2 cases glass, 10 pkgs machinery, Order. Kiwi, from the East Coast: 2IS bales wool, Bethune and Hunter; 30 do, Murray, Common, and Co: 11 do, Levin and Co; 10 do, Taylor. Wallace, from Wairau : 150 bales wool. Deacon: 54 hides. Hirst. Taiaroa.from the Norih : 18 pkgs, Levin and Co : 1 do, Mills; 20 do, Laeryaad Co; 7 do, Duncan; 14 do, Mclntyre: 41 do, Thomas ; 7 do, Bank of New Zealand ; 1 do,' Lyon and Blair; 2 do, Thorburn ; 1 do,' Phillips; 191 do. Now Zealand Railways; 40 do, Isaacs; 27 do, Barlow ; 1 do, Rowley; 1 do, Krull and Co ; 8 do, Nidd; 5 do. Ceilings; S do, (Beeson ; 0 do, luues : 10 do, Naylor: 2 do, Locke: 30 do, Scott and Co; 8 do, Price; 12 do, Bennett: 3 do, Chisholm. Ringarooma, from Melbourne: 24 ingots tin, Crease; 2 cases. Secretary of Stamps ; 3 cases, Kirkcaldie and Stains ; 3 do, Thompson, Shannon, and Co ; S boxes type. Hughes ; 1 bale paper, 1 box, Pilcher ; (j pkgs, Edwards and Green ; 7 trunks, 1 pkg, Lindsay : 8 cises confectionery, 1 case, Marshall; 5 cases, 2 trunks, Turnbull and Smith; 18 cases, Nathan and Co; 1 case plants, Travers; 1 do, Rome; 9 pkgs, Dawson; 5 casks, 10 boxes tea, l ease tobacco, Jameson Bros ; 01 bdls hoopiron, 57 pieces machinery, 512 pipes, Mills; 1 case, Graham and Co ; 3 do, Rattray ; 23 qr-boxes tobacco, Taylor and Watt; 1 case, Hallenstein and Co; 10 bugs rice. Jameson Bros; 12 qr-casks whisky. Turnbull and Co ; 1 case, 1 keg. 1 plate iron. Robertson and Co ; 1 case, Holloway and Co ; 1 do, Marshall; 3 do, Lyon and Blair; 1 bcle, Dalgleish and Reid ; 1 do. Bishop; 1 do, McCarthy; 1 do, Heaton; 4 do, Felton, Grimvvade, and Co; Ipkg, Samuel; 1 case. Heaps; 1 pkg, 1 cask, Christie; 2 do, Murray; 1 do, Watt; I pci, 1 case, Dutton, 1 case, Darrell. From Hobarton: 9 bills willows, Muir. From the Bluff: 3 bales paper, Stewart and Co ; 2 do do, Joseph and Co ; 2 do. Turnbull. Smith, and Co ; 5 hhds a’e, Eddie and Jack ; 2 do, Lichtscheindl; 1 box. Telegraph Department; 1 map and case. Commissioner of Customs; 1 pkg, Earl. From Lyttelton ; 1 bale, Moss Davis. EXPECTED ARRIVALS. SiutnmiN Pouts—lfawea, *27Ui. • NounmuN Ports—Wanaka, 25th. Sydney—Easby, early. Pieros and Nelson—Wellington, 24th, Melbourne. via tub South—Arawata, Dec. 7. Melbourne, via West Coast—Albion, 29th. Napier—Rangatira, 27th. FoxtoN—Jane Douglas, this day. Wanganui—Manawatu, 24th. London —Limpio,- flerraionc, .Otald, Cotina, and Alexa, earlyPROJECTED DEPARTURES. Foxton—Jane Douglas, this day. Southern Pours—Wanaka, 25th, Sydney—Eisby, early. Castlbi’o.'nt and Napier—Kiwi, early. Melbourne, via the South.—Ringarooma, tills day ; Albion, Dec. 1. Napier and Poverty Bay—Rangatira, this day. Pioton and Nelson—Wellington, 25th. Wanganui- Stormbird, this day. Nblpon and West Coast Ports—Murray, early. Blenhexsi—Napier, early. Greymouth—Luna, early. BY TELEGRAPH. AUCKLAND, Friday. Akrivlo : Lochflceb, with 21 passengers, aud 1100 tons of cargo valued at £23,G00, ninety-four days from London. On the Bth, experienced a strong gale from W.S.W. A heavy sea was shipped, and two men nt the wheel were washed forward, but escaped without ini ary. McDougall, an A. 8., was slig .tly injured. The iron rails of the poop and wheel were broken. Sailed : Wanaka, for the South. ' NELSON, Friday. Arrived: The Taupo, from Wellington, and the Wellington, from Wellington, via Kcton, at half-past C this morning, LYTTELTON, Friday. Arrived : Trelevan Family, Sea Gull, and Sarah and Mary, from the Bluff ; Torea, from Kaipara, Sailed : Kermalor and Adelphol, for Newcastle ; Faitlb, for Oamaru; Spray, for Picton ; Tui, for Kaikoura and Wellington ; Star of the South, for Wellington. AUCKLAND, Friday. Arrived : Belle Brandon, from Fiji. The barcpie Prospector, from Newcastle to Helensvllle, wi h coal, went ashore at Kaipara. After being lightened, she v,-as got off. The Gleniora sails on Tuesday for Napier; to load for London ; the Southern Cross, for Napier, proceeds to Wellington and Lyttelton. MELBOURNE, Friday. Arrived : Taravua, on Wee’ jesday ; Alhambra, to-day. Sailed: Albion, cm Wednesday. The following vessels were in the harbor last night; Steamers—Stormbird and Rangatira ; ships—Rakaia, Jessie Headman, St. Leonards, Wairoa, and Zealandia ; barques— Malay, Craiglo Lea, Anne ATelhuish, and Sophia R, Luhrs ; brigantines—Hally Bailey and Rachel Cohen. The steamer Star of the South left Lyttelton at 0.80 last evening for Wellington. The steamer Wakatipu, from the South, arrived ye ’torday afternoon at 3. She left Port Chalmers on Wednesday afternoon at 4, aud arrive at Lyttelton the next morning at 10: left the same night, and arrived hero as above. She sailed for Sydney direct during the evening. The Napier, for Blenheim, left last evening. The Manawatu, for Wanganui, got away yesterday afternoon. She took 30 passengers from the ship Edwin Fox, from Nelson. The Kiwi, for Castlepoint, left last night. The Government steamer Stella left at 7 yesterday morning for Taranaki. The barque Malay, which has been recently purchased here, ha; been undergoing extensive repairs and alterations. A number of shipwrights have been busily employed on her for the last fortnight. She will clear at the Customs today, and probably leave during the afternoon. The steamer Wallace, for Blenheim, left 1 <st night. The barque Ann Melhuish. for Newcastle, and the schooner Cynthia, for Pclorua Sound, cleared at the Customs yesterday. The schooner Ruby was busy loading bricks yesterday for Kaikoara. She sails on Monday. The Marmion has nearly completed discharging her timber. The Taiaroa left Manukau Heads at 6.16 on Wednesday morning; had strong north-west breeze and moderate sea, aud arrived in Taranaki roadstead at 4 o'clock same afternoon, and landed mails and passengers only, the sea being too heavy for landing cargo ; proceeded to NVlson at G, and arrived alongside the NeUon wharf at 3 p.m. on the 21st; sailed again at half past 4 same afternoon; experienced fresh southwest breeze and smooth sea. and arrived here at 3 yesterday mornning. She sailed again at noon for the South. The Ringarooma left Sandridge pier at 4,20 on the afternoon of the istli, cleared Port Phillip Heads at 7,23, passed Swan Island at 2.15 next morning, and arrived at llobnrton at 11 o’clock on the morning of the 15th, having experienced moderate northerly winds from Sandridge to Swan Island, thence strong westerly and south-westerly winds, with fine weather. Left Hobarton at 5 same evening, ami experienced fresh to strong north-west and south-west winds; passed the Solanders at Ji df-past 9 on the evening of the 13th, and arrived off Bluff harbor at half-past 3 next morning; left at 4.40 same afternoon, and arrived at Port Chalmers at half-past 4 on Wednesday morning ; left again at 4.50 p.m., and arrived at Lyttelton at 0.10 on Thursday morning ; left same day at 5, and arrived in Wellington at 8.10 yesterday morning. Experienced strong head, wind and heavy sea from Lyttelton. The Ringarooma left for Nelson during the evening. „ , , , . The steamer Rangatira, from Napier, arrived at the wharf at half-paifc 10 last night. Hho left at halfpast 2 on Thursday afternoon, and experienced a strong head wind mid heavy sea on the trio up.