SHIPPING.

New Zealand Times, Volume XXXIV, Issue 5635, 22 April 1879, Page 2

SHIPPING.

pout o\‘ Wellington ARRIVED. April 21 —Southern Cross, s.s., 130 tons, Holandcr, from Napier. Turnbull ami Co. agents. Lyttelton p. 8., 80 tons, Scott, from Blenheim. Deacon, agent. Kiwi, as., 133 tons, Campbell, from Napier and Evt Coast stations. Passengers—Cabin: Miss and Master Pickett. Levin and Co., agents. Ladybird, 280 tons, Malcolm, from the South. Passengers—. Saloon : .Miss Gibson, Mesdamcs Anderson, Moore, Mulholland, Lash, Creswlck (2), Prlmenter and child, Rev. Mr. Habons, Dr. Hector, Hon. Mr. Fox, Messrs. Aitkin, Loir, Ncilson, Anderson, Fonwick, Reeves, Donne, Goodsap, Brown, Shaw, Lane, Head. McDowell, Alexander, Southern, O’Rorko, Drake, Wcmyss, Marks, Ness, YulID, Playter, Brown, Walker, Cordon, Wilson, Coo. Croswlck and servant, Mr. and Mrs. Darrell, servant, and dramatic troupe (22); 21 In the steerage. D. Mills, agent. HAILED. April 21.—Ladybird, s.s., 2SO tons, Malcolm, for Auckland via the East Coast. Passengers—Saloon : Misses Marley and Grey, Messrs. Kerby, Walters, Muir, Fernandez. Thompson, Richards, Collins, Drabln, Inrlch, Chlvo, and Johns (2). D. Mills, agent. Wanganui, b.b., 17!) tons, McArthur, for the M nukau via intermediate ports. Turnbull and Co., agon is, Wellington, s.s., 270 tons, McGee, for Picton and Nelson. Passengers—Saloon ; Messrs, Cable, Taylor, Phillips, Scanlan (3). McMlnn, Dunn, Wymond, and Allamllno. D. Mills, agent. Lyttelton, p.s., 86 tons, Scott, for Blenheim. Deacon agent. IMPORTS. Kiwi, from Napier; 5 cases, Turnbull and Co; 10 pkgs, Anderson ; 12 do, Kebbell; 8 bales wool, Pcarco'; 1 case, Levin and Co. Southern Cross, from Auckland: 1 caso saddlery, Wiggins; 1 do, Evans ; 1 pkg, Dempsey, From Napier; 10 tons luggage. White. Lyttelton, from Blenheim : 250 bales, N. Z. L. and M A. Co. Ladybird, from Dunedin ; 1 meter, 40 pkgs, 2 plates, 4 cases. 1 buffer, 7 casks, 1 spring, Order; 13 colls, Dinks; 1 boiler, 1 saw bench, ftlcKcnzle ; 4 pkgs, Jones ; 10 cases, Keene ; 9 pkgs, Ballinger ; 0 do, 0 kilderkins, Eddie and Jack ; 12 ovens, 1 caso. Dawson and Co ; I case, II illonstoin and Co ; 1 do, Turnbull and Co; 2 half-chests, Leo ;32 pkgs, Brown ; 5 do, Felton, Grlmvvado, and Co : 46 do. steamer Wellington ; 2 crates, Gas Company ; 1 caso, Bish p ; 1 truss, Storekeeper. From Lyttelton ; 5 pkgs, D. Mills ; 8 cases bacon, 25 sacks malt, 25 do cheese, Order ; 3 pkgs. Twentymau ; 2 boxes luggage, Now Zealand Shipping Co. Wanganui, from Dunedin: 2 cases, Soffo; 2 dcr, • Currie; 4 do, Adams ; 12 do, Gibson ; 6 pkgs. England ; 2 do, Taplln ; 2 boxes, Telegraph Department. From Oamaru: 100 sacks Hour, 100 do oats. Order; 1 box, Knowles. From Lyttelton ; 1 case, McDonald ; 1 do, Commissioner of Stamps ; 1 oven, Mills ; 1 caso, Turnbull and Co ; 50 sacks malt. Order. BY TELEGRAPH. a . LYTTELTON. Monday. Arrived; At Ba.m., Albion, fiorn Wellington. 3ameet: At 4 p.m., Albion, for Melbourne,—Tui, for Kaikoura and Wellington Passengers for Wellington— Mr. and Mrs. WP/iiams and family, Messrs. Araesbury Bann, Hill, Hodgkin, King, and Gray.— jw\a Douglas, for K'aikoura. PORT CHALMERS. Monday. Yorki ’Hotspur, from Hongkong via Melbourne; WAD'tka, from tho North; Elonoro Vernon, with 1150 tons cargo, 86 'lays from New York. The ship Oregon la at the Hoads, from Newport, with railway material. She draws 22 feet, and, will nob come In this tide. The Westland has arrived, with 27 passengers and 165 immigrants, 80 days from Glasgow. One death occurred, bub no births. On 23rd March a steerage passenger name ! Wood jumped overboard. In loss than three minutes a boat was lowered, but could boo nothing of the unfortunate man. The following vessels were in port last night:— .Steamers—Stad Haarlem, Samson. Napier, Southern Cross, and Kiwi. Ships—Pleiades and Wave Queen. Barques—Hudson, Natal Queen, Hannah BroomHeld, Gloria, and Clan Campbell. Brigs—Jane, Neptune. and Niagara. Brigantines—D'Arcy Pratt, Ethel, and Anthons. The Star of the Sea for Havelock, Authors for Plymouth, and Fiery Cross for Kalpara, cleared the Customs yesterday. The Clan Campbell,, from London, will enter at the Customs to-day. The steamer Wellington loft yesterday at 1.30 for Picton and Nelson. TRe steamer Lyttelton arrived hero early yesterday morning from Blenheim, having left on Sunday afternoon. at 2: o’clock. She returned again yesterday afternoon. The steamer Kiwi, from the East Coast, arrived here at 7 o’clock yesterday morning. She left Napier at 5 p.m. on Saturday, and arrived at Castlepoint on Sunday at noon ; left at 2p m. for Wellington. The* surf was found to be too heavy to do any work at 'any of the intermediate ports. The steamer Ladybird arrived here yesterday morning at 5.30. She left Port Chalmers on the igth and arrived at Lyttelton the next morning ; > there on Sunday morning, and arrived hero a* She sailed again for Auckland, via the r^„J gt coast at 4 o’clock. ' Tho steamor Wanganui loft J a3t cvenin g for tho Manukau via Intermediate pork A The aehoonoc Alma, which/- rrive(l t Port Chalmers wi H-harsjfcy last, report* h j k(m the blm , uo hewe Hall, from New Yoc , f t 0 \? e if in gton via l.yttelton, m. the Strait on/ „ 0 12th instant. The barque reported all weu, ap' t Wft9 then 114 days out. The t,no statement made in Dunedin that tho Benares Fort Chalmers safely when drawing 22 feet of the Australasian Shipping News, under tho ncad of casualties, reports:—“The ship Benares, ‘from Loudon to Port Chalmers, dragged on the bar 'j,t the latter place as she was being towed in, and carried away her tow lino and tho Otago Daily Times, of 17th March reports—“ That this vessel was detained outside one day, tho bar being bad, and that on coming In she dragged across tho bar because she xvas drawing 20 foot of water.”