SHIPPING.

New Zealand Times, Volume XXXIV, Issue 5683, 17 June 1879, Page 2

SHIPPING.

PORT OF WELLINGTON ARRIVED. Juxn 10.—Nanlor, 48 tons, Fisk, from Blenheim- Passengers—Cabin : Ids Honor Judge Richmond, Messrs. Cuwlo, Ramlson, and Bloomfield. W. and G. Turnbull, agents.

Robin flood, brig, 299 tons. Hill, from Newcastle' "Williams, agent. Kiwi, s.a., 133 tons, Campbell, from Naplor and Fast Const ports. Passenger—Cabin ; Messrs. Wield and Colville. Levin and Co., agents, .Sophia R. Lnhrs, barque, 044 tons. Paton, from Newcastle. 'Williams, agent. G. M. Tucker, barque. 579 tons, Forster, from New castle. Williams, agent, SAILED. .Tomb IC.—Albion, s.s,, 591 tons, for Melbourne via the South. Passengers—Saloon ; Misses Collins and Davy. Mcsdarncs /Man and Anderson, Messrs. Fraser, Carwurdine and sons, Turnbull, Wlkonskl, Norman, Gibbs, Dalgllesh, U’Rorko. Mulgan. Noakos, Manson, I laTiii lton. Oommott, Dobbio, Smith, Deauies, Vinsen ami Wymond. T). Mills, agent. {Jrtwea, s.s., 402 tons, Kennedy, for Auckland via tin? E-.fit Coast. Passengers—Saloon : Miss Watte, Mes'iarnes Farley, Ling. Simmons, Fitzgerald. Williams, Messrs. Blmli, Corsordon, Uranslleld, Nlcol, Williams, Hill, and 6 Maoris. D. Mills, agent. Wellington, s.s,. 279 tons, Anderson, for Plctonand Nelson. Passengers—'Saloon : Mr. and Mrs. Teachomakcr, Messrs. Htick, Sheath, He/Tcrrasn, Boyd, and White. D. Mills, agent. Grafton, s.s,, 200 tons. Fraser, for Westport via Nelson, Williams, agent. Stella, s.s., 150 tons, McKerslo, for Taranaki. Passengers—oo Armed Constabulary. IMPORTS. Isabella, from Orovraouth: 14 tons coke, 35. W. Mills; 90 tons coal, Krnll and Co. Robin Hood, from Newcastle : 600 tons coal, Williams. G. M, Tucker, from Newcastle : 1000 tons coal, Williams. ITawca, from Dunedin: S pkgs, Falrwcathor; 1 do, 1 bundle. Dufchlo ; 2do, Mills ; 1 case, Cameron ; 1 evsk, Davidson; 1 caso Hallonsteln Bros; 1 do, Jacobs; 1 do, Turnbull; 24 boxes. Fell Bros; 2 cases, Poxhnll; 1 trunk, Dallas; 0 pkgs, Order; 1 caso, Wood; 2 trunks. Sharp; flrto, O'Brien; 6 do, Nancarrow; 4 do, Smith and Co; 2 do, Bailllo and Co; 2 do, Scott; 1 case, Davidson; 1 saw, Wllfcrd: 1 caso, Colonial Bank, From Lyttelton: 2 cases. Now Zealand Loan and Mercantile Agency Co; CO sacks, 2 cases, Mclntyre; 2 horses, Mclvor; 4 cases, Balllle and Co; 4 do. Glenn Bros; 4 do, Sharp; 4 do, Chesney. Sophia It. Luhrs, from Newcastle; 080 tons coal, Williams.

Annie Melhulsh, from Newcastle; 500 tons coal, 220 sacks maize, Williams.

Colleen Bawn, from Otaki: 25 tons pig Iron, Order.

Oroll, from Danodin ; 6 pkgs furniture, Banks; 100 sacks oats, 30 do wheat, Order. From Oamaru :40 sacks chaff, 130 do flour, Order, From Lyttelton : 7 cases, 10 sacks oatmeal, 40 do barley, Zohrab, Newman. and Oo; 20 do oatmeal. Levin and Co.

Kiwi, from Napier: 48 casks tallow. Levin ami Co; 01 hides, Hurst and Oo; 6 cases. 1 table, Mrs Carlton, from Pourerore: 18 casks tallow, 05 bales skins, 4 do wool. Levin and Co. From Akltoo: 4 bales wool, 4 hides, 1 box, Taylor. From Matakonra : 22 bales wool, Levin and Co. From Blackhead; 4 bales wool, (1 do skins, 8 hides, 24 pkgs, Bethuno and Co; 1 hide. Levin and Co. From Oastlepolnt: 3 pkgs, Order: BY TISLtSORAPII. BLENHEIM. Monday. Kan, ed : Napier, for Wellington, 1 p.m. ONEHUNOA, Monday. Arrived : Hlnomoa, from Wellington, 8.18 a.m. DUNEDIN, Monday. Arrived ; Ladybird, ss,, from Northern ports; Amherst, brigantine, from luilpara. Sailed : Roderick Dhu, brigantine, for Auckland. LYTTELTON, Monday. Ahiuved: Lettorfourlo, 10 days from Newcastle, and Rialto, 23 days; both vessels report easterly gales olf Cape Farewell on .Tune 4 and 5. —The Sea Bird, brigantlnp, from Oroymouth to Timarn, has put In for repairs. She had her galley washed overboard. An accident to one of her crew occurred, one of hia legs being broken. The steamer Kiwi, from the East Coast ports, with a full cargo of general produce arrived In harbor at 3 o'clock yesterday morning. She sails again to-day fov the same ports. The brig Robin Hood arrived In barbor lato on Sunday night. She loft Newcastle on tho 7th Instant In company with tho barques O. M. Tucker and Sophia B. Luhrs, boating them by 12 hours. For the first two days she experienced light easterly winds. From thenco strong westerly gales. Spoks the barque Malay from hero to Newcastle on the third day after leaving, half way over. Captain Croll reported having experienced light, trifling weather so far on his journey. Tho Robin Hood made Stevens Island Sunday morning. Had strong westerly winds In tho Strait, arriving hero as above.

Tho barques O. M. Tucker end Sophia R. Luhrs, both coal laden, from Newcastle, arrived in harbor yesterday morning. Tho same weather was experienced as that reported by tho Robin Hood. The Sophia Luhrs In bringing up off tho end of tho wharf fouled the jibboom of tho brigantine Isabella and carried away together with tho wire and other rigging. The G. M. Tucker In coming alongside tho wharf drifted with considerable force stern on to tho wharf, but fortunately received little or no damage, Tho steamer Hawea, for Auckland via tho East Coast, got away at 2 o’clock yostorday afternoon. As will bo soon by our telegrams, the steamer Hula went ashore at tho Foxton bar while attempting to enter tho river on Saturday morning. No damage Is done to tho steamer. Tho agents hero telegraphed to Captain Mills to throw tho railway iron overboard*ll she would not float off.

The steamer Napier, from Blenheim, arrived here at 10 o’clock last night.

Tile Colleen Bawn, for Otaki, and tho brig Jane, for Sydney, cleared at the Customs yesterday. Tho two fnll-rlggod ships telegraphed as being seen at Fort Underwood on Sunday, are two shins from tho South, hound to Newcastle.

Tho brig* Jane, which has been laid up for Balortg, ha< now got all her sails bent. Sho is along.-.ido the wharf, and expects to .sail to-day for Newcastle. Tho brlsr Robin Hood hauled alongside tho wharf shortly after arrival. All her coal Is for tho gas works. A start will be made to-dav to discharge her.

The steamer Grafton has had what littlo damage sho received to her figurehead and cutwater repaired, and sailed again for tho ’West Coast last night. Owing to tho north-west breeze of yesterday the Isa—holla and Lena did not haul alongside tho breastwork.

Tho steamer Rangatira leaves Wanganui tirfs evening for hero, and will, arrive in port to-morrow morning.

Tho Mhnawatn, for here, left last night, and will arrive hero this forenoon. The steamer Jane Douglas, from Boston, should arriv'o hero this morning. Tho steamer Ore'tl sails for the Manakou this afternoon at 3 o clock., she has a contract for supplying a largo quantity o'i sleepers to Waltara. The steamer Wellington, for Plcton awf Nelson, iilllod yesterday afternoon. Sho returns boro to-mor-row, and on the 20fch loaves again fer Dunedin via Plcton and Nelson. At the former place she will bo docked to receive her periodical overhaul. Tho steamer Patea, from Patoa, is duo hero thismorning.

The steamer Stella‘left last evening for Taranaki. Sho took with her ns passengers CO of tho Armed Cod stabulary, and 50.000 rounds of cartridges. A Ia»- a l number of people congregated on tho wharf ‘JI„ them off. '° seo

Tho steamers Tui and Stormblrd wero v-tt. Unbound at Wanganui yesterday aftorno' ?f ™ thought however that they would both „ZL 3 * Z. lug the night. In which case they nr v if this forenoon. . 9 bo looko r for Jo-Tuy. SChODnOrOI(I Jackrot,,rl, '3 to Port Undorwood