SHIPPING.

New Zealand Times, Volume XXXIV, Issue 5641, 29 April 1879, Page 2

SHIPPING.

PORT OK WELLINGTON ARRIVED. April 28.—India, barque, 202 tons, Anderson, from Port Kspcranco. Palmer, agent. _ Rangatira, s.s., 100 tons. Evans, from Wanganui. Passengers —Cabin: M* sdames Horne and child. Turner, and A. Young, Messrs. Arkel, McLachlan, Davis, Carew, Jamieson, Kent, and 10 steerage. Martin, agent. Perl, ship, 070 tons, Hirst, from London. Thames, barque. 445 tons, Williams, from New York. Levin and Co., agents. SAILED. April 23.—Wanaka, s.s,, 278 tons, McGllllvray, for Auckland via the East Coast. Passengers—Saloon : Mr. and Mrs. Weyll, Mrs. Graham and three children, Miss Lochlarna, Messrs. Buck, Best, Brown, Loulson, Johnston, Ling, Clayton, Maior, Whithers. D. Mills, agent. „ „ Jane Douglas, s.s., 75 tons, Fraser, for Kaikoura and Lyttelton. Marlin, agent. Southern Cross, s s., 130 tons, Heland'r, for Auckland via the Fast Coast. W. and O. Turnbull, Taiaroa, s.s., 228 tons, Pietersen, for the South. Pa mongers—Saloon: Messrs. Blackett and Carter D. Mills, agent. , , ~, , Kangatira. s.s. 190 tons, for Manukau via Wanganui ami Taranaki. Passengers—Labln : Miss Morgan, Mesdsmcs Ande-son. Hanson and Morris, Messrs. Gardner, Wright, Harper, flutter, Gnihths, Asher, Young, and Anderson. Martin, agent. Stormblrd, s.s., 09 tons. Dmlo. for Foxlon. Passengers Cabin: Messrs. Johnson and Hudson. Martin, agent. IMPORTS. India, from Port Esperance: 3700 sleepers, 10,500 palings. 110 pieces timber, 120 bags bsrk. Order Jane Douglas, from Kaikoura: fl bales wool, Bethuho and Hunter; 101 sacks potatoes, W, and O. Turnbull. Stormblrd, from Wanganui; 50 sacks bran, II empty hogsheads, 6 cases. Order. Wanaka, from Dunedin ; 10 mats sugar, 4 gunnies, 5 cases ale, 2 do geneva, 3 do stout, 2 half-chests tea. Order; 4 cases, 1 o sk, Marks ; X box. Hill; 19 packages Talarna; 0 hags, Survey Department: 2 cases, Boxweil: 15 coils lead, 1 box, Haynes ; 1 bale. Garland ; 1 case. Smith ; 1 do, Casey and McDonald ; 4 packages, Compton; 40 sacks, Turnbull and Co.: 24 packages, D. Mills: 40 do, Claud Hamilton ; 7 do. it rberts; 1 portmanteau, Fownes. From Akaroa: 6 c- seg cheese, Port. From Lyttelton : 20 qr-caskSj 2 casks, 3 pkgs, Order; 2 cases. Preston; 13 cases, 2 boxes, Reynolds :13 do. Pott: 14 sacks liour, Greensell: 3 cases, Davidson and Co. Hula, from Foxton : 2kegs tallow, Gandy ; 2boxes, Collyer : 1 carriage, 20 wheels, 1 trunk, 1 fonder, 30 springs. 14 bulfo-s, Order, Claud Hamilton, from Melbourne: 2 cases, Krull and Co.; 4 do organs, Honnington ; 1 case, Bathbone ; 0 cases, McDowell; 6 bales leather. Levy ; 1 case, Joseph and Co.; 4 do. 3 tranks, Turnbull, smith, and Co.; 5 do. T Truss, Thompson, Shannon, and Co.; 1 box, Pilcher; 1 case, 2 do cigars, 10 do cheoso, 1 keg, 10 pkgs lea, Myers ; ,7 casks, 2 cases, 3 crates, Kempthorno, Prosser, and Co. ; 2 bales, 2 pkgs, Casey and AlcDonald; 6 cases, Kirkcaldle and Stains; 2 do, 4 half-chests tea, Gandy; 1 case, 15 bogs coffee, Crease; 1 do. Wllliston: ,8 pkgs, Clark; 4 do, Lowater; 1 pkg, Murray, Roberts, and Co. : 1 do, flaybittle; 1 do, Snlcer; I do, Bishop: 1 do, Polo; 1 pci. Jacobs; 1 do, Hudson; 1-case, Duthlo ; 1 do acid, Danks and Son ; 1 case, Struthers: 1 hoi, Griffiths; Ibox, Bank of Australada; 1 do, Engle; 1 do, Whittem, Nicholson and Co ; Ido, Southern; 12 boxes candles, Kitchen and Sons: 18 pkgs, Burton. From Nelson: 24 sks'potatoes, 1 case eggs. 1 keg butter, 12 cases fruit, Alexander; 40 do apples, Gandy : 1 coop turkeys, Price ; 3 wheelbarrows, 80 pieces tools, O'Malley ; 1 case. Miss Greenwood. - Kangatira, from Wanganui: 48 sacks potatoes, Order. Wakatipu, from Sydney: 68 cases, Krull and Co,; 1 do, Pilcher; 64 do, 1 truss, 17 trunks, 100 boxes, Cohen, Isaacs, and Co. ; 1 case. Hill; 8 do, 1 cask, Cohen: 1 case, G. Wilson; Ido, E. Wilson; 1 do, Mrs. Joseph; 688 felloes, 776 spokes, 25 planks, 37 naves, Beck; 73 cases fruit. Heaton ; 04 do. 2 double do, 60 half-do, 15 mats dates, W, Ross; 20 cases fruit, R. Ross; 4 drays, 6 pkgs, Mills; 3 horses, Prince ; 2 cases. Cook; 64 cases, Locke ; 1 case, Kickermann : 1 cask, Myers; S cases, Bethune and Co.: 1 do, Wiggins; 1 do, Reid; 230 mats, 500 gunnies, Johnston and Co.; 20 cases metal. Lock o ; 2 casks, 10 cases, W. and G. Turnbull; 20 bags, 5 qr-casks, 2 ca es, 10 casks, Znhrab, Newman, and Co.; 1 pci, Dr. Hector; 4 bales leather, Hunt; 1 cask, 0 plates, 00 bars, Soagar; Ipkg, Airs. Williams; 1 pci, Lady Robinson; 23 cases, Laery and Campbell; 43 do, 2double do, Curtis; 2 do, Jones; 1 do, 12 cases, 0 half-tierces, 25 cases. Barton : 200 boxes tea, Levin and Co; 1 pci, Wimble : 1 do, Bonnington; 1 do, House of Representatives; 1 do, 1 pkg. Cook. BY TEL KG RAVIL LYTTELTON, Alomlay. Arrived; 6.30 a.m..Hawea, from 'Wellington. NEW PLYMOUTH. Monday. Arrived : 0 a.m., Wellington, from 'Wellington. BLUFF, AXonday, Arrived: 7.30 a.m,, Arawata, from Alelbourno, with the Suez mail. She sails for the North at 4 p.m. She left Alellmnrne at 2 p.m. on the 23rd, and experienced northerly winds and line weather during tho passage. She brings 35 saloon and 40 steerage passengers, and 200 tons cargo for all ports. Saloon passengers for Wellington: Miss Scott, Mrs. AHIls and family (4\ Captain Gardner, Air. Preston. Steerage: 10; and 40 tons cargo. AUCKLAND. Monday. Ann Ive n : Laurel, schooner, from Wellington.— Gael, from Tiraaru. Tho following vessels were in port last night:— Steamers Samson, Wakatipu, Claud Hamilton, anil Hula. Ships Pleiades and Wave Queen. Barques—Hudson, Gloria, Clan Campbell, India, and Thames. Brigs—Jane and Niagara. Brigantines— Ethel, Anthons, and Sarah Pile. The steamer Wakat pu sails South to-day. The H da leaves to day for Wanganui. The Southern Cross left yesterday afternoon for Auckland, via the East Coast. The Stormblrd, for Wanganui, left, yesterday evening.. Tho Wanaka left yesterday afternoon, for Auckland, via tho East Coast. Tho Claud Hamilton, for AlelbJmtno, via the West Coast ports, left yesterday evening.The steamer Kangatira, from. Wanganui arrived yesterday morning at 1.3 a She left again lasS night for tho Alanukau, via. Wanganui and Now Plymouth, Tho Jano Douglas left for Kaikoura and Lyttelton yesterday evening. , , The Manawatu leaves to-day for Wanganui. Tho Wallace is due here this morning from Nelson, and sails again during the evening for Nelson and Weab Coast ports. Tho steamer Paten is advertised to sail to day for I’atca.

Tlie brig Niagara was shifted from the wharf yesterday, and will sail to-morrow for Newcastle. Tile Sarah Pile cleared at the Customs yesterday for Kalpara. Tlio barque India, from Hobart Town, entered at the Customs yesterday, shortly after arrival. ARRIVAL OP THE INDIA. The barque India, from Hobarton, with a cargo of sleop-irs and piles, arrived yesterday morning, after a Jong passage of twenty-one days, owing to light winds and calms after making the Now Zealand coast. She left Newport on the 7tU April, and had nothing but southerly weather and light winds. Made Cape Campbell on the 17th Instant, when a succession of calms and light airs were met with, and no progre s could bo made. After drifting about for about a week she started to beat through tho Straits, and arrived of! the Heads on Sunday night. Took the pilot on board shortly after making the Heads, arid he brought her in and anchored her off the Breastwork. She will if possible haul alongside the Breastwork to-day, and commence discharging. She brings a quantity of timber tot the new railway pier. ARRIVAL. OF THE PERI FROM LONDON. The ship. Peri, from I .tuition, waisignalicd as being off the Reads yesterday morning, but owing to the ebb, tide and light non h-west wind anchored outside until tho Rood commenced to make. Shortly after noon she weighed anchor,, and made astart to boatin', filot Holmes had previously boarded her, and did Ms utmost to work‘the ship in, but the wind fa ling ho was compelled to bring her up In Worser Bay. She has made One of the smartest passages of the season, being under eighty days out, and bad it not been for a few doldrums she mot with In the tropics her passage would p.obabiy have been ono of the fastest that we have recorded for some time. Fine breezes were met with in rounding the Capo, which lasted with an occasional change until nearing Tasmania, when stiff southerly broezns were met with. From thence fine weather and fair winds. She has about eleven tons of powder on board, and will anchor in tho powder ground until Wednesday, when site will bo brought alongside the wharf. She is under tho command of Captain Hirst, and comes consigned ho Messrs. Levin and Co.

ARRIVAL ’Or THE BARQUE THAMES, FROM NbW YORK.

Tho Tim ' es, an old British-built vessel, arri', o i hero yesterday from New York with a cargo of Y»’ iiceo notions. She has made a smarter passage than the majority of vessels of her class gencnUly accomplish. The Thaqieq U an. old vessel built, 0 ( hard wood, and has the British, standard as a 11/ ar e-head. Her officers are all Englishmen, and str angers to Wellington. She left New- York on the W.h January, and I tad strong westerly gales until pic* dng up the north-east trades. These were, found ' „olerab'y fair, and sire crossed the line S 4 (fays outOn the 24th February spoke the barque Dumblanr, f rom Adelaide to London, 05 days out, in latitude 2-3.20 seuth, longitude 28.40 vest. On the following day spoke the Mataura from Otago to London. 40 days oat, in latitude 23 south, Longitude 26.40 west. Had favorable weather unti passing tho meridian of Greenwich on the 15th March. Ran her easting down in 45 south. Made Capu Farewell on tho 22nd when light head winds and caims werq experienced. Took the pilot on board on Sunday night, and was brought right alongside the whari. she has part cargo for Lyttelton, whence she proceeds to Auckland, and will load with kauri gum.