SHIPPING.

New Zealand Times, Volume XXXIII, Issue 5524, 10 December 1878, Page 2

SHIPPING.

PORT OF -WELLINGTON. ARRIVED. , December o.—Sarah Pile, brigantine, 115 tons, Hlghfleld, from Kaipara. Waddell and Co, agents. Julius Vogel, schooner. 50 tons, Johnston, from Kaipara. Compton, agent. ... , „ . Aratapu. brigantine, 122 tons, Smith, from Kalnars. Ellaby and Cillis, agents. * Xaupo, s.s.. 401 tons, Cromarty, from Lyttelton. Passengers—Saloon: Hon. J. Macandrew, Mr. Linch, and 23 for East Coast poets. Levin and Co. agents. Lyttelton, p.a., 83 tons, Scott, for Blenheim. Passengers—Cabin : Mrs. Scott and 2 children, Mr. McOwon. Deacon, aront. _ , Wakatlpu, s.s., 1153 tons, Wheeler, from Sydney. Passengers—Saloon: Mesdamea Meats, Varley, Beatty, Williams and 3 children. Masters Varley and Thorap- ! bod, Rev. Mr. Varley, Messrs. Wyming, Elliott, Bell, ‘ Evans, Williams, Spreat. Burnay, Moses, Sweeney, and Aaron ; 10 steerage; 18 for Lyttelton, and 3- for Dunedin. Levin and Co, agents. SAILED December o.— Talaroa. s.s., 228 tons, Peterson, for Picton and Nelson. Passengers—Saloon; Mr. and Mrs. Travers, Miss Clark, Messrs. Whitelaw and Horst. Levin and Co, agents, Claud Hamilton, s.s., 530 tons, Chatflcld, for Mel- * bourne via the .South. Passengers—SaloonMrs. Quirk and son. Miss pnnean, Messrs. Hutchison, •- ' Mullord, and Flyger. Levin and Co, agents. , Taupo, 5.8., 461 tons, Cromarty, for Auckland via ‘ the E*sb Coast, Passengers—Saloon : Misses McNorton and Richmond, Messrs. Collins, McGowan, .and ..Blackett, Levin and Co, agents. Manawatu. p.s., 103 tons. Harvey, for Wanganui. Passengers—Cabin: Mr. and Mrs. Hettio, Miss Eisley, Mr. Trueman. Martin, agent. ... Lyttelton, p.s., 83 tons, Scott, tor Capo Campbell. ’ . 603 tons, Sinclair, for Melbourne via the "West Coast- Passencers-Saloon: Mrs. ami Miss ’ Williams Misses Davidson ami Bobbin, Messrs. Whllelarv, Weave, Mackay, Skeok, Simpson, Cook, »nd Graft. Levin and Co. agents. Hawea, s.s., 462 tons, Kennedy, for the boutn. ■ Passengers—Saloon: Mesdamcs Smith and Dearslev, Miss Llngard, Mr Justice Richmond, Messrs. Smith, Dearsley, and Whitaker. Levin and Co, agents. ■ - - Go-Ahead, s.s. t 84 tons, Dicker, for the East Coast. Johnston and Co, agents. ■V r IMPORTS. Xaupo, from Lyttelton: 4 pkgs. Deacon ; 1 case, •Playlet; 50 boxes raisins. 24 bdls wire, Thomas; 3 . pkgs. Rayner ; 1 cask, 33 loose cheese, Mclntyre; 72 do. Turnbull and Co. Julius Vogel, from Kaipara: 40,050 feet limber, Compton. ' ' ’ - Aratapu, from Kaipara: 00,010 feet timber, Ellaby andCallis. .... , „ „ Manawatu, from Wanganui: 10 bales wool, Krull and Co; 84 pkgs, Bridge; 2 horses, Young, . Sarah Pile, from Kaipara; 84,464 feet timber, Waddell and Co. , . , , Marznion, from Pahau : 133 bales wool, 4 do packs, 3 da sheepskins, Pearce, ■ Lyttelton, from Blenheim: 258 bales wool, Deacon. Jane Douglas, from Foxton: 40 bags potatoes, Nathan and Co; 5 bhds, Pascoo;3 casks, Dixon; 1 box, ' Cooper; 34 boles wool, Wi Parata. Lena, from Cape Campbell: 170 cases kerosene, 3 do sarsaparilla. South British Insurance Co. . Charles Edward, from Nelson ; 2 pkgs, Manson J 40 bales wool, 12 do hops. Deacon. Hawea. from Auckland: 1 box, Hadflcld; 26 pcs timber. Public Works Department; 30 pkgs. Mills ; 1 case, Thorburn; 20 cases, Turnbull: 12 socks, Barlow. From Poverty Bay: 3 empties, McCarthy, From • • Napier: 1 caso, Levin and Co; 1 pci, Colonel Lam- ” bert. Kangatira, from Napier: 1 case, Lemon; 2 do, Cop- : tain Foster: 2G hides, Hurst; 1 case, Turnbull and Co; 2 pkgs, Order: 1 box, Baillie ; 1 case, Jones ; 1 pci, Henderson and Co: 1 horse, Laery and Co. Tararua, from Melbourne: 2 cases organs, Bennington ; 103 pkgs sugar, 40 mats do. Order: 2 cases organs. Stanton. From Hobarton: 1 case. NZ L and -M A Co; 270 cases, Gandy: 10,000 palings, Stewartand Co: 1 box. Lemon. From Dunedin: 1 caso, Laery; 20 sacks oatmeal, Krull and Co; IS pkgs, Taylor; 1 pci, Brunell; 2 trusses. Stone ; 1 do, Olliver t 1 case, Kohn; 2 boxes, Jacobs; 1 hhd, Wright; 0 aheep, Jackson; 1 truss. Anderson; 3 sacks, Taylor and Watt: 2 sacks, Wolford- From Lyttelton: 20 sacks oats. Shuttleworth; 1 cafe, Surgent; 1 bag. Honeyfield and Co; 19 pkgs, Bundle; several do, Order. Talaroa. from Dunedin : 1 case, Williams: 2 casks. Mountain; 1 box. Ton Wee; 47 pkgs, U.S.S. Co; 1 pel, Taylor and Watt; 1 case, Franklin; 8 cases. 1 pci. Pell; 24 pkgs, Graham; 1 do, Nicfaol: 2 cases, Kallensteln Bros; 2 do, Ruddock; 1 box, Pocock; 1 cose, Clark and Son; 1 case, Ferguson; 3 boxes, Fraser -and Tinnie. From Akaroa ; 1 box, Laery and Campbell. Wakatlpu. from Sydney: SCO mats sugar, Krull and Co; 56 gunnies. 2 pkgs, 7 bales paper, 1 box. Johnston and Co; 160 mats sugar, Jacob Joseph; 253 do, Bannatyno; 403 do, Nathan and Co; 30 ingots tin, Dawson and Co; 73 do copper. Robertson and Co: 2 cases, Buchanan: 1 case. Moss; 3 bales paper, JYcio Zcalandtrx 23 pkgs, Taylor; 1 case, Carr; 1 case, Manson and Co: 1 case, Bnchanan: 24 half-chests tea, Jamieson.and Co.; 500 spokes, 50 pcs timber, 1 spring cart, Deacon: 4 cases books, Pilcher; 1 case, Lewers; ‘ 4 coses, Bowden and Sons; 2 cases,,Cameron; 17 cases. Pin: 52 do fruit, Jones; 50 do, Curtis; 43 do, Barlow; 64 do, Marshall; 120 do, Laery and Campbell; 40 cases onions, Heaton; 19 pkgs, Anderson; 43 cases fruit, - Locke: 26 do Gleeson; largo quantity of sundries. Order. Claud Hamilton, from Melbourne: 2 baskets bottles. Cooper; 3 pkg*, Larkin: 1 chaffcutter. Vile and Co: 1 cask. Gear; 234 bags bark, Krull and Co : 1 case, Pascoe ; 10 pkgs, Murray, Commons, and Co ; 1 *" case. Levy: 1 truss, 2 bales. Hannah ; 6 case?, 1 bale. • Joseph and Co; 1 bale. Lindsay; 20 cases, Ellaby and Callis; 10 bags. 2 boxes. Levin and Co; 1 case, Tnrn- ; bull and Smith; 6 hf-chests tea, 5 qr-chests do. 2 pkgs do, Bredin and Moncrieff ; 30 hf-chests do. Marsh; 1 case, 1 cask, Hall: 3 cases. Bank of Ans- • tralasia ; 1 bale. Ibox. Pilcher; 25 boxes tea, Palmer: 8 bales paper, Blundell Bros; 7 cases. 1 bale, 1 case. Kitchen and Sons: 1 case, 1 pkg, Hayes; 5 cases, Gilmonr; 40 bags rice, Jamieson; 19 cases, Crawford; • 86 cases, Nathan; 1 chaffcutter, Hannah ; 17 cases fruit, Marshall; 1 pci, Paxton; 1 do, Office Marine . . Board; 1 do. Palmer: 1 do, Pole; ! do. Miss Gibbon; 1 do, Fraser; 3 cases, Lewers; 4 pkgs, Asher; I case, Adams; 2 do, Whitehead; 1 do. Hill; 1 bale, Hannah; 1 case. Young; 1 cask, Robertson and Co: 1 case, Wilson; 2 cases, Stuart; 4 do. George: 1 do, Christie; 1 do, Ashton and Co; 1 do, Kitchen and Sons ; 1 pci, Arthur. From Hokitika: 1 case, Blackett. From Nelson: 1 roll, Cameron and Co; 1 sack. Smith; quantity sundries, Order. BY TELEGRAPH. BLUFF. Monday. " . . Arrived: Arawata, at 5.30 p.m. She left Mel- * bourne with the Suez mail on the sth at 5.15 p.m., with 03 saloon and 50 steerage passengers and 340 tons cargo and 20 horses. Experienced fine weather. . She Balls at daylight to-morrow for Dunedin. Pas- • ' sengers for Wellington—Saloon : Mesdames Boxall and 2 children, Bagley, Martin, Miss Watt, Messrs. ; Boxall, Griffiths, Falkner, Page, Barlow, McDonald, Martin, Davis, Master Carmlaldine, George Rignold, and manager McDonald; 20 steerage ; 42 tons cargo. For Nelson: Captain Gaison, Mrs. Galson and family (2) and servant, Messrs. Crosbie and Robinson, Master.- - Robinson; 3 steerage; 40 tons cargo. PORT CHALMERS, Monday. - Arrived : Bobycito, from Newcastle; Star, of" the Mersey, brig, from B okhnga. - LYTTELTON, Monday. ’ Arrived: Christina, from Auckland; Canny Scot ami Emperor, from Newcastle, yesterday; Sea Bird and Hannah Barrett, from the Sounds. Sailed: Vindex, for Newcastle. • INVERCARGILL, Motv'/av Arrived ; Oretl„ from.Kiverton. / * The time-ball may be used to-day for ratln/ / chronometers. A chronometer true on Greenv c jj time would showl2h. 30raln. when the ball 0 , ro ps. Any ; difference Is error, plus or minus, of the chronometer. The Charles Edward -joes not leave for Nelson and the West Coast nnti 1 to-day. The steamer o .Abe»d left last -night with a full Coast *° r and other ports on the East - W aa more bustle and stir cm the wharf yesterav than there has been for a vary long time, caused •bv the departure of so many steamers. The arrival of the steamer Wakatipn with a large quantity of cart-0 also added to tho business. This steamer • always brings a large supply of fruit, and the consignees agents, expressmen, and carters added con- ... ■ sldetably to the bustle. Independent of the many passengers, with their friends and luggage, that took their departure by the eight steamer® which left. It was with difficulty that sufficient whaif accommodation was supplied; but after a little judicious management on tho part of those whoso duty It is to look after this matter, all tho vessels got comfortable Lena returned from Cape Campbell early yesterday morning, bringing sundry packages of kerosene, &0., from the wrecked ship South- . The brigantines Aratapu and Sarah Pile, and tho , topsail-schooner Julius Vogel, all timber-laden from Kaipara. arrived in harbor together early yesterday, morning. The Bteamer Wakatlpu, from Sydney, arrived In harbor at 6 o'clock yesterday morning. She left Sydney on Tuesday evening lost at half-past 6, and cleared the Head* at 7. Experienced fine weather all tho way over. The Wakatlpu bring* 400 tons general cargo for all porta, and 99 passengers. She sails South to"day. We ate indebted to Mr. Ponsonby, purser, for files, &c. The Claud Hamilton, for Melbourne via tho South, left last evening. The Taupo left yesterday afternoon for Auckland via the East Coast. 1 Tho Lyttelton left last night at 8 o’clock for tho scene of the wreck of the Southmiuster, to bring what cargo la ready for transhipment. The Jane Douglas does not leave for Foxton until to-day, . , . .. ■ The Taiaroa left yesterday afternoon, taking tho place of the Wellington, which has gone to Manukau. The Hawea sailed yesterday for tho South. The Manawatu left yesterday afternoon for WanTararua left yesterday evening for Melbourne via Nelson and West Coast ports.