SHIPPING.

New Zealand Times, Volume XXXIII, Issue 5522, 7 December 1878, Page 2

SHIPPING.

! PORT or WELLINGTON, r ARRIVED. _ Dtcembbk 6.—Taupe, s.s., «1 tons, Ciomarty, , , >lO.lll Passengers—Saloon: Misses Ham* SaodDMrayon, M«dLJo. Wheeler Maddoek and Nathan Mr. and Mrs. Guinness and Infant. Mossrs. Tlder Pitt, Fisher, Muir, Inwood, Honest, Finlay, Grey? Martin, Jago, Cosgravo, and Sullivan ; 4 steerage, and 3S for the South. Levin and Co, agents. Stormbird. 5.«., 07 tons. Ftaaer, from Cape Campbell. Martin, agent. ~ „ , „ , Herald, achooner, 62 tons, McKay, from. Picton. M Nept’uno! n brig. 229 tons. Chadwick, from Newcastle. Passengers—Cabin: Mrs. Dance and family, wllHams, agent. ' „ _ . Manawatu, p.s., 103 tons, Harvey, from Wanganui. Passengers-Cabin: Mosdames Godfrey. Will and 2 children, Sir Robert Douglas, Messrs. Bates, Williams, Young, Hood, and Potboro. Martin, Bg Jano Douglas, b.s., 75 tons. Fraser, from Foxton. Passengers- Cabin; Misses Howe and Baker, Mcsdamea Sommorlay. Whitaker, Edwards, and Baker, Messrs. Fraser, Evans, and Wallman. Martin, * g JSwl, 5.8.. 133 tons, Campbell, from the East Coast, levin and Co, agents. if _ Easby, a.s.. 971 tons, Anderson, from the South. Turnbull and Co, agents. SAILED a December 6.—Lyttelton, 83 tons, Scott, for Bleuhelm. Deacon, agent. ,t, „ Day Dawn, schooner, 21 tons, Ellis, for Blind Bay. Master, agent. Clematis, ketch, 67 tons, Russell, for Kaipara. Young, agent. „ Unity, ketch, 43 tons, Thompson, for Wallapu. Master, agent. __ . , . Endeavor, brigantine, 70 tons, Dick, for Picton. Master, agent. . Aurora, schooner, 52 tons, Stewart, for tho Rast Coast. Pearce, agent. a . Manawatu, p.s., 101 tons, Harvey, for Wanganui. Passenger—Cabin ; Mr. Edwards. Martin, agent. Taupo, a.s., 461 tons, Cromarty, for the South. Passengers—Saloon : Mesdames Williams and Cneesman Justice williams, Messrs. Brumner, Button, and Smith. Levin and Co, agents. Murray, s.s., 73 tons, Conway, for Nelson and the West Coast. Passengers—Cabin: Mr. Robertson and Master Forbes. Deacon, agent. Fores* Queen, ketch, 61 tons, Watchlin, for Otakl. Deacon, agent. Glenelg, s.s., 64 tons, Malller, for Otakl. Deacon, **lsabella, brigantine, 82 tons, Croagh, for OtakiL Deacon, agent. IMPORTS. Jane Douglas, from Foxton ; 1 trunk, Murray, Common, and Co: 2 do, Miss Kenny, 1 pkg, Hunt; 3 do. Captain Dick; 4 bales wool, Turnbull and Co. Manawatu, from Wanganui: 8 bales wool, Rhodes; 24 do, Krull and Co; 76 hides. Order; 2 boxes fruit, Glceson; 2 do. Hooper; 4 do, Braw and Co. Neptune, from Newcastle: 480 tons coal, 16 do coke, Williams. , , t Tr Taupo, fr m Nelson: 89 sacks potatoes, Kroeft; II pkgs. Darrell: 43 sacks potatoes, 20 pkgs. Order; 34 drums, Public Works Department; 12 pkgs, Stuart and Co; 10 do. Native Minister; 1 case, Graham and Co; 1 bale wool. New Zealand Shipping Co; lease, Wood; 9 cases. Price : 7 do, Nedd; 23 do, Locke, Herald, from Picton; 31,000 ft timber, Scott and C< Kiwl. from East Coast: 170 boles wool. Order: 78 do, Levin and Co; 25 do, Murray, Common, and Co? 34 do, Krull and Co, EXPECTED ARRIVALS. SourmcuK Torts— Ladybird, Bth. Nortokhn Forts—Hawea, this day. Sydney—Wakatipu, early. Pieros A3iD Nelson —Ladybird, 9th. Melbourne, via the South— Xararua, early. Melcourne, via West Coast— Albion, early. Natiut.— Rangatira, this day. Foxton—Jane Douglas, this day. Wanganui—Mormbird, 9th. PROJECTED DEPARTURES. Foxton—Jane Douglas, 9th. Southern Ports—Hawea, 9th. Sydney—Easby, this day, Castlbfoint and Napier— Kiwi, this day. Melbourne, via the South— Tararua. early. r Napier and Poverty Bat— Rangatira, 9th. Picton and Nelson— Ladybird. 9th. Wanganui —Stormbird, this day. Nelson and West Coast Ports— Kennedy, early. Blenheiic— Napier, early. West Wanganui— Samson, early.

BY TELEGRAPH. NELSON. Friday Arrived: Wellington, from Pictoa and Wellington, early, LYTTELTON. Friday, Arrived: Examiner, from Sydney. Ktir.pn j Rotorua, for tho North, at 7.30 p.m. Passengers for Wellington: Misses Webster and Gwynnefch. Mesdames Marteli, Kiraton and family, Mr. and Mrs. Hart and family, Messrs. Wood, Jupp. McKay, Rae. Dixnont. Childs, Andrews, Davis, Cunningham, Hepburn, Unwin, and Evans. For Auckland : Misses Buckland a d Moore, Mrs. Woymoubh, Messrs. Maxwell, Mallock, Way, Millett, and Bell, AUCKLAND, Friday. Sailed': Vision, brig, for Lyttelton; Avoca, for Newcastle. Tho steamer Munay, for Nelson and tho West Coast, left at 3.30 yesterday afternoon. Tho Neptune, from Newcastle, with coal and coke consigned to her owner. Captain Williams, arrived in port yesterday morning, and was at once berthed at the wharf. She left Newcastle on the 22nd ultimo, and experienced light and variable wind with thick weather until making Cape Farewell on Tuesday. i>he had strong north-west winds in the Strait, ■with thick and rainy weather. The Jane Douriaa left Foxfc->n at 5 p.m. on Thursday, and arrived here at daylight yesterday morning. Fine weather was experienced up the coast. She left again during the afternoon. The Manawatu arrived from Wanganui at G. 30 yesterday mor ing, after a 12 hours’ passage. She left again yesterday evening. The Storm bird sails for Wanganui to-day. The steamer Taupo, from the Manukau via Taranaki and Nelson, arrived here early yesterday morning. Fine weather was experienced throughout the trip. She sailed again for the South during the afternoon. Tho steamer Easby, from Dunedin and Lyttelton, arrived is harbor yesterday evening. She left the latter port on Thursday night. She sails for Newcastle and Sydney at 10 o’clock this morning. The steamer Glenelg left last night for Okaki with ibe brigantine Isabella and ketch Forest Queen in tow. The steamer Jane Douglas left yesterday evening for Foxton. The Gleoelg towed the ship St. Leonards round from Evans Bay yesterday afternoon; The schooner Aurora, for the East Coast, sailed yesterday morning for another cargo of wool. The steamer Kiwi, from Castlepoint, arrived in harbor at 5*30 yesterday morning. She reports tho steamer Go-Ahead loading at Glenbnrne and the schooner Marmiou at Pahau. The Kiwi leaves again this afternoon. The schooner Herald, from Plcton, arrived In harbor yesterday morning. She left on Wednesday, and encountered strong north-west winds with thick wea* ther across. The Lyttelton left for Blenheim yesteiday evening. The Eotorua is duo here this morning from the South. She leaves again during the afternoon for Sydney, via Napier and Auckland. The Southminster was sold yesterday to Mr, Adams for £7O. The ship Zealahdia is now full, and will sail in a few days. She will be followed by the St. Leonards. The Rakaiahas nearly completed her loading, and will be ready for sea about the middle o! the month. Her berth' will be filled by the Wairoa. The Hermlono is now due, and may shortly be expected. The next ship for this port will be the Hudson, with 250 immigrants. Sixty-eight of the passengers per Edwin Fox, at Nelson, were forwarded here. The nominations by this mail will be between 80 and 90. The Government have decided to resume foreign immigration under certain conditions.