SHIPPING.

New Zealand Times, Volume XXXIV, Issue 5642, 30 April 1879, Page 2

SHIPPING.

;..-)2T or w^Tmngton ARRIVED. Apf trr 5-n —W.-illace p.s,. Cl tons, Dillon. from Nelson Pnsscnxers—fWiln: Mrs. Milne, Mr and Mrs riniinan Mr, and Mrs. Macnamsra and 3 children. Messrs (loch and Del rid* . Doacon, 'gent I' ltfi ss 60 tons, Gibbons, from I’atca. I assen-«f.rs-Cabin: Mr. and Mrs. Dunn and family (4), ATrjssri (libsnn, Adams, Jao'rson, and .Master Gibson, W and a Turnb ill, Ma asvatn, p s . 103 ton’, Harvey. Ir on Wanganui, lb -rasers-Cabin: .Mis’ Swanson. Mrs Hickson and f.jjil I, yitj.srs Kidd, I’esrce, Jones. Weir. lirown (Trivannes and M i.'l'nr Cameron, Martin, agent. anganiil, is, 179 tons, McArthur, from tho Mannlcau and New t’lymonlli, I’ns'onger.s— CiWn : 1 Airs Be'em. Messrs. Honnington. Coates, Kiny, and Selforn; 0 steerage. W. and G. Turnbull, agents. sailed. ■ - Apuii, 2!),—Clatid TlanilUnn, s.s,, 627 tons, Newman for .Melbourne via the West Coast, passengers --Saloon: Mrs, Banks, Messrs. Malcolm and Grant (2). D. Mills, amenta . Tlt t , .. , . Harsh Idle brigantine 115 tons, Ilighfield, for : , Kaiimta, Waddell and Co, agents WikaMim n 1168 tons, Wheeler, for the South, Pas. ern'ers—Sa'oVi : Miss .Smith, Mcsdames Bead. • linstvoAh, Evans, Messrs, Ooch, Jamieson, Onley, and Conti lb Mills, agent. Ifnia ss.. DO tons. Wills, for Wanganui- Passengers --Cabin - Messrs. Hall ami Cox. Bishop, agent. Manawatn. p.s,, 103 tons, Harvey, for JVangannl. . i Passengers—Cabin ; Messrs. Armstrong and Webb. . 04 tons, Dillon, for Nelson and West • Coast ports.. Passengers Cabin: Miss Duncan, ■ Messrs Bowler and Henderson- Deacon, agent. Wanganui, s.s., X79tons, McArthur, for Picton and the South. Passengers—Cabin : Messrs. Jolly and Gibson. W. and G. Turnbull, agents. ' ' IMPORTS. 'Wallace, from Nelson: CO bales wool, Deacon ; 16 cases fruit’, Alexander. . , Fatea. from Nelson : 5 cases bacon, Order. • India, Pom Now York : 1028 pkgs, 5 1 brls rosin, 10 calcs varnish. Mills; 21 cases, 1 box, 1 cask, 207 pkgs. Nathan‘and Co; 100 cases painkiller, 3 do cards, 1000 do oil. 26 do lobsters, 4111) pkgs, 1 do books, 120 cases, Murray, Common and Co ; 406 pkgs. 158 cs. Edwards: 73 pkgs; Dawson and Co: 133 pkgs, 8« planks, Taylor; , 203 pkgs, Buxton and On : 121 cases. 8 bills, 2 brls, 3 pkgs 14 casks, 20 crates, Dutliio and Co. Pori from Condon : 48 casks. 10 rolls, 202 cases, 88 rolls netting 20 frames, 8 wheels, 3 lilids, 9 crates, 1 box 92 shooks. Levin and Co; 1 case, Fitzgerald ; 1 or-cask, Westmacott; 4 pkgs, lloneyflold ; 2 casvs, Weston ; 2 crates, Shappell : 1 case, Logan ; 1 bill, Munson; 1 case, Bishop of Kelson ; 7 ' kgs. Hatflcld ; 30 cases. Sclandors and Co ; 2 pels, Buxt n and Co; 1 box, cartridges, Bruddick; 15 ca-ks, 185 cases, 2 hbds, 2 l.alos 20 bill’, 5 do wheels, 1 tierce. 20 kegs nails. 220 kegs, 40 b *es, 754 sash weights, E. W, Mills ; 1 ease Duck ; 28 pkgs, Barrett; 1300 cases, G hhils, 874 . pkgs 3do samples. 10 qr casks, 78 casks, 6 bags, 25 ■ kegs,’ 80 boxes. 6 tanks. Turnbull and Co: 32 brls, 5 pkgs 59 cases. 85 trunks, Turnbull, Smith, and Co; J case, Bennett; 27 cases, 8 casks, Moeller and Co; 14 • cases’ls bales. Whittens, Nicholson, and Co; 405 cases) 12 halos, 10 casks, 5 qr do, 20 kegs. 4 trasses, • 247 p’kgs, Jacob Joseph and Co; 4 casks, 4 kegs, 1 case. Dahks and Hon ; 44 kegs, 5 cases, 0 casks, 6 stoves, 1 '.oven, 3 bdls, 23 drums. 3 firkins, 344 sash weights, J. Yo mg ; 618 cases, 5 kevs, 250 boxes. 20 qrcisks, 6 ■ bales, 5 ch-sts, 1 pci, Taylor and VI att: 17 casks, 01 1 ' pk»s 12 rolls. 37 cases, 1 bhd, 10 bdls, 1 crate, 6 frames 22 kegs. 31 pots, 1200 sash weights, 24 slabs, 4 boilers, 80 bars, 1 truss, W. W. Taylor ; 8 C ses cartridges, 11 pkgs, Shaw ; 307 cases, 20 kegs, 5 rolls. Johnston and Co ; 004 cases, 50 casks. 10 qr do, 20 lews, Krnll and Co ; 5 cases, 8 pkgs, James ; 1 cisa, Riddlfnrd; 1 brl, Stewirt and Oi; 10 qr-casks, I) innatyno; 2 cases, 8 bales, Nicholson ; 1 case, • General Assembly Library ; 1 do, Mayor ■ 1 case, 2 casks Mr Justice Richmond ; 1 case. Smith ; 2 do, Divis- 1 do, Bacon; 4 pits, Miggins: 1 case, Oilmor; 1 ' ram 110 . 11. Hart; 1 box. Rev Siglsmund ; 2 casks, Mao’innitv ; 3 cases. Colonial Secretary ; 90 pkgs. 35 cases 212 bdls. 347 rails, lion Minister for Public iv-rlls; 1 case, Father Yardin; 2 o, Dalgetty, Ibbotson and Co ; 1 do, Lowator ; 1 box, Wood ; 2 cams, Woodrnffe; 1 case, Judge Weston; 10 qr-casks, Dransllold; Cpk -, Barr.au 1; 3 do, Levy; 2 do. Brooks; 10 i>ks, Denton ; 14 trunks, 4 cases. Hunt ; 19 bales, 4 cases. 3 casks, Lyon and Blair ; 51 cases, 5 casks, 8 bales 13 crates, Fe'tcm. Grlmwade, and Co ; Boases, 2 tierces Barraud and Sons 43 cases, 10 hhds, 1 pipe, Major Campbell: 8 cases, Engiernan ; U cases, 34 casks 6 hints, 20 kegs, 1 bale, Dutbio and Co; 5 case-, ■ Eddie and Jack: 38 (Irons. 10 firkins, 5 casks. 4 oases, R. and E. Tingey; 53 cases, 19 bales, 6 pkgs. Tliomp-Son,-‘Shannon, and Co ; 4 Cases, Kohn and Co ; 17 ’ hales, 25 cases. KirkoaldioamU-itains; Scases, 4 bales, Graves and Fleming; 376 cases, 50 casks, 300 b ils, 20 - kegs; Pearce; a largo.quantity consigned to Order. BY TBLEOUAI'II. AUCKLAND, Tuesday. 'Sailed; City of New York, for San Francisco; Tararua, for Sydney.. " .'j OAMA.RU, Tuesday. ’ • The barque Estrella sailed for Liverpool this morn- : Jog with.a cargo of wheat .shipped by P. Cunningham and Co. • - ' KAIKOURA, Tuesd ‘V, - Aiithved : At daylight, Jane Douglas, from Wellington. , PICTON. Tuesday. • ‘ : AbUITED : 1.30 a.m., Talaroa, from Wellington. , PORT CHALMERS, Tuesday. Arrived; 7.15 am., Arawata, from the Bluff; ’ 2pm., Ilaweii. ■-Un.no: 3 p.m.. Arawata. Passengers for Wellington ; Messrs. Dickons, Williams, and Lamb. NAPIER, Tuesday. Arrived; 11.30 a.m., AYanaka, from Wellington. NELSON, Tuesday. Arrived ; 11.30 a.ra., Taiaroa, from Picton, Tlio following vessels were in port last night:— Steamers—Samson and Patoa. Ships—Pleiades, Wave Queen, and Perl. Barques—Hudson, Gloria, Olan Campbell, India, and Thames. Brigs—Jana and 1 ’Niagara. Brigantine Ethel. The steamer Claud Hamilton Bulled yesterday shortly before 1 o’clock for Melbourne via tho West COrtflb. Tho steamers Ilulfi and Manawafcu both loft last evening for Wanganui. Tho brigantine Sarah Pile loft yesterday lor Kalpara. The barque India hauled alongside the breastwork 'early yesterday morning and commenced discharging hor hard wood. ■ The birque .Thames commenced discharging her ■ .Yankee notions yesterday. Her cargo is turning out in fine order. Tho topsail schooner Enterprise, for Greymouth, and tho briuantlno Ethel, for Newcastle, cleared at tho Customs yesterday. The ship ’ crl entered at the ,Customs yesterday. She has discharged her powder, and will be brought to the wharf to-day an » commence discharging . . Tho steamer Patea, from Patea and Nelson, arrived in harbor early yesterday morning, She lef. Patea on Saturday and Nelson at It a.m on Monday, arriving ' ; herc as above. She returns to the same ports to-day. The ship Pleiades will soon be ready for sea. She has on Aboard 1200 bales wool, 1200 casks tallow 50 tons wheat. 100 casks oil. Several cabin passengers ‘have already booked for tho voyage homo. The brig Niagara sails to-day for Newcastle. The steamer Wanganui left tho Manukau on tho <2oth: .arrived at New Plymouth at 7.30 p.m. on 27th; and Wanganui at 1 a.m. on tho 2Sth. and arrived here at 2.30 yesterday morning. Sho left again for ITcton and the South during tho evening. The Manawatu, from Wanganui, arrived In harbor . at-3-30 yesterday morning, and returned to the same port again last night. , . THE PERL , The ship Peri, which wo mentioned in yesterday's ‘ Issue as being at the’ Heads, arrived to anchorage in ' r harbor early yesterday morning. She is a splendid looking and powerful ship, and can spread a largo .■ quantity of canvas..-She is very fast. Her best day’s work during tho present trip s ‘- tho ’London docks on the 15th January, and took tho ‘ pilot on board the same day. Experienced south-east winds off tho English coast, with rather dirty weather. Picked up the north-east trades on oth February, in 17/12 north and 25 13 west; lost thorn in 12 4 north and *23 west. ■ Tho south-east trades were picked up , ; tho next day, and lose them on 27th February in ■ .20 53 sout * and 34 20 west. Crossed the Lino on tho 14th February, on tho meridian of Greenwich, on the 10th Ma-ch in 40 south. Rounded the Cape on tho r ' 15th, with moderate south-east winds and heavy beam seas, several of \vh ch broke on board but did no damage. Raised the Lcuwin .-n the Cth instant, in 45 33. Experienced fresh easterly wind* till off Tasmania, on • ■ -the 10th. Made Capo Farewell on tho 22nd, and from thoncu to arrival had light airs and calms. She beat through .tho. Straifs, and arrived off the Heads on Sunday night. Took the pih't on board on Monday evening, and was brought in as above.