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SHIPPING.

PORT OF WELLINGTON. ARRIVED. December 2.—May, three-masted schooner, 237 tons, Plumloy, from Hongkong. W. and G. Turnbull and Co., agents. Cynthia, schooner, 56 tons, Swede, from Pelorns bound. Stewart, agent. Clio, schooner, 81 tons, Kirk, from Waltapu. Master, agent. SAILED. December 2.—Albion, 5.»., 591 tons, Tozer, for Melbourne via the South. Passengers—Saloon : Mrs. Murray; 3 steerage. Levin and Co. agents. Wellington, s.s., 270 tons, McGee, for Picton and Nelson. Levin and Co., agents. Napier, s.s., 48 tons. Fisk, for Blenheim. Turnbull and Co, agents. Stormblrd, s.s-. CDitons, Doilo, for tho wreck of the Sonthminster. Martin, agent. IMPORTS. Stormblrd. from Wanganui; 74 bales wool, 7 casks tallow. N Z L and M A Co ; 190 sheep. 'Gear: I pci, Robertson; 1 case. Captain Rose; 1 do, Burrett; 1 do, Ramsay. Rangatira, from Napier: 2 boxes, New Zealand Shipping Co; 1 case, 1 bdl, 7 pkgs, Murray, Common, and Co; 1 box, addressed. Napier, from Walrau: 100 sacks malt, Order; 60 bales wool, transhipment for Rakaia. Cynthia, from Pelorus Sound; 40,000 ft sawn timber, Stewart and Co. Kiwi, from Flaxbourne: 303 bales wool, 74 bdls bags, 2 bales skins, Levin and Co Wellington, from Nelson : 10 sacks lime, Scott; 10 do. Hirst: 4 pkgs, Colo; 2 do. Order; 4 cases, Brown; 1 box, Willis. From Picton ; 3 cases. Levin and Co; box, Dalton; 11 bales wool. New Zealand Ship* ping Co. Aurora, from East Coast: 30 bales wool, Johnston and Co; 62 do. Murray, Common, and Co. May, from Hongkong: 1255 hf.chests tea, 3467 boxes do. 87 pkgs, 10 coses, 130 do pearl sago. 50 bags do. 250 cases tapioca, 4 do shells, 4 do cloves, 20 bags tapioca, 60 do coffee, 5 hhds rum, 5 cases spirits. 4020 bags sugar, 160 casks treacle, 65 rolls matting, W. and G. Turnbull and Co, The following vessels were In the harbor last night; Steamers Manawajfcu, Rangatira, and Southern Cross; ships—Rakaia, Jessie Readman, St. Leonards, Wairoa, and Zealandia; barque Olostoe; brigantine Rachel Cohen ; three-masted schooner May; schconers—Cynthia and Clio. There was a brig signalled all day yesterday. Pilot Holmes was under the impression that it was the Jane, from Kaipora. The schooner Endeavor is expected to sail to-day. The Wanaka, from the South, is due here to-day. The Jane Douglas, from Foxton, should arrive here this afternoon. The Stormblrd sailed last night for the scene of tho wreck of the ship Soathuilnster. Tho Union Company’s steamer Albion, for Melbourne via the South, left yesterday afternoon. The steamer Wellington left on her usual trip yesterday. The schooner Aurora leaves this evening for the East Coast for another cargo of wool. The steamer Murray is due here this morning from Nelson. The steamer Go-Ahead, which left hero on Sunday evening for Napier, came to an anchor under the Heads all Sunday night. From what wo could learn from Pilot Holmes something went wrong with the steamer’s machinery. No further intelligence has been received of the stranded ketch Falcon at Faiea. The brigantine Rachel Cohen was removed from the wharf yesterday morning. She sails for New- . castle to-day. The steamer Manawatu Is due here to-day from Wanganui. Messrs. W. and G- Turnbull and Co.’s schooner May, Captain Plumley, arrived in harbor yesterday morning, and was at once berthed at the wharf. The passage has been rather a long one, which is accounted for by a prevalence of adverse and light winds. The May left Hongkong on the sth of September, and had light variable winds across the China Sea; on the 12th September passed between Bashee Islands; on the 16th and 17tn was on the west and south sides of a typhoon, the wind blowing a heavy gale from the north, veering to west and south, with the glass very low. On 3rd October—Eourupig Island bearing five miles west —six natives came alongside the schooner in two small canoes, to exchange some fish and cocoanuts for tobacco and matches. Easterly winds were then experienced until crossing the Equator on the sth of November; on the 11th was on tho position assigned os Brogham Reef, bat could see nothing of it from the masthead. Santa Cruz was sighted on tho 22th November, and from the 25th met with moderate northerly winds and fine weather. Stephens Island was mad© on Sunday afternoon, and Pencarrow at 6 o’clock yesterday morning, arriving in port at 0 a.m. On the 12th November she spoke the schooner Navis, of Sydney, from the Solomon Islands, bound to New Caledonia. We thank the chief officer 1 for report, &c.

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New Zealand Times, Volume XXXIII, Issue 5518, 3 December 1878, Page 2

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SHIPPING. New Zealand Times, Volume XXXIII, Issue 5518, 3 December 1878, Page 2

SHIPPING. New Zealand Times, Volume XXXIII, Issue 5518, 3 December 1878, Page 2

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