SHIPPING.

New Zealand Times, Volume XXXIV, Issue 5660, 21 May 1879, Page 2

SHIPPING.

POUT OF VVKLLfNGTON ARRIVED. May 20.—Tui, 8.H., Cl rom Wan. f'vnni. Fassengors -*'« Wn : C&jHalu Creagh and 3 children, Bishop, agent. ' **' Manawatu, p.a., 103 tons, Harvey, from Wanganui. Pasaengere—Cabin : Messis. Davis, Campbell, Boss, Collie, Dale, Pollen, ./ones, Barnes, and Thompson. Martin, iv/ent. Kdwin Bas-ctt, barque, 829 tons, Manley, from Newcastle. Williams, agent. AV'anaJfa, h 278 tons McGHlivray, from the Koutb. Passengers—Saloon ; Misses Foster, James, and Pemberton, Mesdamea Sparkes, Aahwin. and Duaeui, Messrs. Cook. Martin, Farrell, Dodson, ‘Laurence, Long. Merlin, Raymond. Pemberton, Mayor, Duncan, Edwards, Collins, Fraser, Perry, Campbell, Moodlo, Briggs. Atkinson, Smith, Heaver, T tgo, Habens. Knowles, Graham, Norman, Thompson. Cmirvin, McDonald, Null, Wollay, Aahwin, and ih'di >j); C steerage. D. Mills, agent. J me Douglas, s.s., 75 tons, Fraser, from Wanganui and Rangitik i. Passengers Cabin : Mr. and Mrs. McKolvlo, Misses McKelvlc (2). Martin, agent. Anno MelhnUh, barque, 297 tons, Johnston, from Now'castle. Williams, agent. SAILED. . May 20.—Patca, s.s., 50 tons, Gibbons, for Patna, Pa hungers—Cabin : Messrs, Skelly and Scott. W. and G, Turnbull and Co, agents. V/.maka, s.s., 278 tons, McGiillvray, for the North. Pa-iS'jijgurs— Saloon : Misses Read and Tester. Mesdames Hewitt (2), Messrs, Piranl, Sutton, Heldfc, Hewitt. Smith, Robinson, Purchase, Hannaford, Douglas. Mathcson, Master Hewitt (2). D. Mills, agent. Hni i, s.s., 90 tons,‘Wills, for Foxton. Passengers —Cabin: Messrs. Hughes’and Cooper. Bishop, agent. \ Go-Ahead, fl.s., 85 tons. Dicker, for Castlepomt and Napier. Johnston, agent. Storrnbird, s.s,, 09 tons, Doilo, for Foxton. ' Pas-ftci!<cr-j—Cabin; Messrs. Cooper, Hassall, Scott, Adams, and Read. Mar in, agent. IMPORTS. Manawatu, from Wanganui 9 sacks grass seed, Cook. Edwin Bassett, from Newcastle :1 COO tons coal, Williams. BY TELEGRAPH NELSON. Tuesday. Aniuviio: 9 a.m., Wallace, from Wellington.— Wellington, from Picton and Wellington, early this morning. ■Satr.Kn; 8,30 a,m., Wolllngt-n, for Picton and Wellington. BLUFF, Tuesday. A RTitviSD: Rotorua, from Melbourne, at 3 p.m, She left Melbourne on the 13th at‘ 11‘ a.m. and Hobarton on the 15th. She encountered heavy S.E. gale* throughout the passage. ‘ r . • Mailed : Rotorua, for Dunedin, at 5 p.m.—Passengers for Wellington: Miss Bull, Messrs. Fryer, Francis, and Bull; 8 steerage; PORT CHALMERS, Tuesday. Aiuiiv'bd: Hawea. from the North, at 3.30 p.m.— Maggie Patterson, schooner, from Wellington. AUCKLAND, Tuesday. Sailed : Ladybird, for the,South, this afternoon. The’ following vessels were m port last night;— Steamers—Samson. Grafton, Tui. and Manawatu. Ships—Pleiades, Wave Quean, and- Peri, i Barques— Hudson, Gloria, Clan Campbell,-Edwin Bassett, Anne Melbuish, and Australia*). Brig—Jane. . , Tho steamers Tui and Manawatu both leave to*day for Wanganui. Tho steamer Kiwi is duo hero early this morning from -Yapier and East Coast. . . A brigantine was signalled at dusk last evening. •She will probably prove to be tho Sarah Pile or tho Aratapu. with Umber. ; Tho Clan Campbell sails this week, for Tiraaru, wh re she loads grain for London. When XI.M.S. Encrald left here, three of her seamen wuro left behind sick in the hospital. They were discharged fro " there perfectly recovered on Monday, nmj left by the Wanaka last night for the purpose of joining their vessel now at Auckland. J The steamers Manawatu and Tui arrived at the wharf almost together yesterday morning. They both' made a good passage of a little under 12 hours. Tho steamer Patea, for Pa*ca, left yesterday afternoon. She had proceeded as far as the Heads when Mr. Lott, one of the passengers, full down in 1 a fit, and all efforts to restore him wore in vain. CaptHin.. Gibbons at once eased the engines, and turned his boat’s head hack to port again w j th all speed. On arrival at tho wharf Captain Collins,' who happened to bo near at hand took charge of the patient and had him conveyed to his brother’s hou-o in Cuba-street. Tho Patea then left immediately. The steamers Stormblrd and Hula left last evening for Foxton, A good race up is anticipated. Tho Go-Ahoad left last night' for Castlopoint and Napier, The Union Company’s steamer Wanaka arrived at 3 p.m yesterday from tho South. She left Port Chalmers at 2 p.m. on the 19th, arriving at Lyttelton at 1.30 p.m.; sailed again for Wellington at 7 p.m., arriving here as above. She experienced thick wuatii T to Lyttelton, thence to arrival head winds. Wc thank Mr. Hartnett, purser, for report and files. The Wanaka left again last night for Auckland via tho East Coast. The steamer Jane Douglas arrived In harbor at 7 p.m. yesterday. She left Wanganui for Rangitikei at 0.15 p.m. on the 17th, and arrived at 7 a.m.,on the ISth ; left again at 8.30 a.m. on the-20th, and arrived ns above. She experienced fine weather throughout. Tho buoy which was picked up by the Star .of the South last week turns out to bo one of the buoys belonging to the Collingwood Harbor. Captain Cross, tho harbor-master of Nelson, recognised it tho moment ho saw it. Mr. D. Berg has on tho-stocks in his boatshod a boat intended to ply on the Wairarapa Lake. She has, according to experienced judges, splendid lines, and should answer admirably for what she is intended. She will bo completed in about a fortnight. Tho barque Australind, for Newcastle, and schooner Old Jack, for Port Underwood, cleared at the Customs yesterday. They both sail to-day. The barque Edwin Bassett, from Newcastle, with another cargo of coals consigned to Captain Williams, was signalled as being at the Heads yesterday morning. During the afternoon she beat in and was brought up close to the wharf., .She left Newcastle on the 9th, and experienced light easterly weathev until making tho coast of New Zealand, trhou;headwinds ami thick weather were met with..-She ’made Capo Campbell on Sunday, arriving off the Heads as above. Sim will haul alongside tho wharf to-day and' commence discharging. Tho Anno MolhuisU arrived yesterday evening from : Newcastle with another cargo of gk 0 experienced similar weather to that of tho Bassett.