SHIPPING.

New Zealand Times, Volume XXXIV, Issue 5688, 23 June 1879, Page 2

SHIPPING.

PORT OF WELLINGTON ARRIVED. Jitsb 21,—“Wanganui, s.s., 179 tons, Bayldon, from the South. Vasscnt'erH—Cabin : Mr. and Mrs- Warfrroavcn, Messrs. McLeod. Thompson, Brown, Nile, James. Orange, Bell. Taylor, A»kcw, arulMaU. Turnbull and Co., agents. June22.—Wanaka. a.a.,322t0n5, McOillivray, from Auckland via the East Coast. Passengers—Saloon : Mr. and Mrs. McKinnon and family, Mrs. Gill, Messrs. Gill, Dudley. Ashby, and Mill. D. Mills, agent. Ladybird, a s., 287 tons. Malcolm, from the South. Passengers—Saloon ; Mrs. Johnston, Messrs. Wheeler, Tarklin. Johnston, McCallum, and 0 steerage. D. Mills, agent. Taiaroa. s.s., 227 tons, Petersen, from the Manukau and Intermediate ports. Hannah Barrett, brigantine, 75 tons, Renner, from Waitapu. Master, agent. Australlml. barque, 570 tons, Olliver, from Newcastle. Williams, agent. Edwin Bassett, barque, 4211 tons, Manley, from Newcastle. Williams, agent.

SAILED. Junk 21.—Wallace, p.s.. (14 tons, DDlon, for Nelson anrl West Coast. Passengers—Messrs. Cottcrill and G>rby. Deacon, agent. Junb 22.—Stella, «.s., 226 tons, McKcrsic, for New Plymouth, Passengers—6o Armed Constabulary. Anno Melhuish, barque, 344 tons. Johnston, for Newcastle. Williams, agent. Jane, big. 160 tons. Mil man, for Newcastle. Cooper, agent. Glendovey. barque, 589jt0n3, Williams, for Guam. W. and G. Turnbull, agents. Australian Sovereign, barque, 400 tons. Berry, for Lyttelton (put In for shelter). Kiwi, 8.8.. 133 tons. Campbell, for Napier and the East Coast stations. Levin and Co., agents. Wanaka, 8.8.,322 tons, McOilUvray, for the Manukan and intermediate ports. Passengers—Saloon : Mrs. Cock and 2 children, Mrs. Wilcox. Major Tisdall, Messrs. Trigear, Marks. Edwards, Wilcox. Revoll, Tfoyman, Lyon, Butler, Marshall, McDonald, Whitehorn. and 14 steerage. D. Mills, agent. Ra''gatlra, s.s., 190 tons, Evans, for the Manukau via Wanganui and Now Plymouth. IMPORTS. Ladybird, from Dunedin: 17 bars Iron, 1 cask, 1 case Railway Department; 10 cases, 1 cask, Felton, Grim wade and Co; I box, Danks and Co; 2 cases pianos, Bonnington; 21 boxes soap, Scanlan and Co; 1 pci, Thompson, Shannon, and Co ; 28 pkgs, s.s. Tairoa: 2 pels, IIIslop; 1 case books, Boxall; 1 trunk, Stone and Co; 1 case, Hallesteln Bros; 1 do Turnbull and Smith ; 1 box, Bertie: 1 pci, Klralake; 1 case. Crowther; 27 pkgs, Gnnsell and Co; 1 trunk, Williams; 1 case hardware, 1 box soap, Bellamy; 1 box, Eagle: 1 trunk, O'Brien; 1 case, 1 truss, Duncan ; 1 pkg, Davidson; 1 safe. Wood Bros; 0 hhds ale, Kenney; 1 case, Collier; 5 cases brandy, Watkins, Taiaroa, from Manukau; 1 case Thornbum; 1 pci. Skeet. From Now Plymouth: 1 keg butter, Neal and Close. From Nelson: 3 pkgs bacon, Samuels and Co; 1 keg butter. 2 cases eggs, 1 do sundries, Alexander. Wanaka, from Auckland: 1 case, Gannett: 10 sacks oysters, Smith; 8 do. pci, Manson; 1 tin case, Surveyor-General. City of Madras, from London; 638 cases, ID casks, 5 qr do, 10 chests. 4 trunks. 40 brls, 100 kegs, Levin and Co; 4 cases, Oilmour; 2 do. Bridge; 1 tank, Webster and Co; 3 cases. Mcßeth; 183 casks, 1517 cases, 217 pkgs, 8 crates, 100 boxes. 222 brls, 7 hhds, 40 kegs. 4C bales, W. and 6. Turnbull and Co; 1 case, Bradford: 1 C'dl rope. 247 rails. 26 cases, 419 bales. 5 casks, 110 frames, 32 plates, 81 plates, 1810 plates Iron, 418 bdls do. 47 brls, 1 box samples, E. W. Mills ; 2 pkgs, Fltaherbert; 1 case, Hallenstlen Bros : 1 do, Wilson and Richardson; Ido, Waterhouse; 4 do, Waddell; 5 do, Tinncy; 7 pkgs, Wheeler; 6 octaves, Eddie and Jack; 4 casks, 10 brls. Burrett; 3 cases, Lyon and Blair; 3 pkgs, Saxton: 26 cases, Barraud and Son ; 8 do, National M.A, Company: 00 bdls, Harrison; 15 tanks. Hirst; 141 cases. Pransfleld: 1 case. Krull; 13 bdls, 7 tierces, 3 kegs, 23 bellows, 2 cases, 134 bars, 24 bdls. Field: 20 tons pig iron, 91 bars do, 78 bdls, 28 brls, 24 moulds. 6 bdls iron, 50 tubes, 50 cases, 55 camp ovens, 63 covers do, 6 pkgs doors, 24 pipes, 6 heads. 11 casks. 2 crates, 1 coil wire, 14 grindstones, 355 sash-weights, W. Dawson and Co; 50qr-casks, 71 cases Cheymol: 80 coses, 100 casks. Bannatyne; 27 cases. Johnston and Co: quantity of railway material, Minister Public Works; 230 cases, 150 boxes, 1 case, Pearce: 5 bales, 9 cases, 26 tanks, 15 pkgs, Turnbull and Smith; 3 casks, 20 kegs, 8 barrels, Tustin; 311 cases. 100 boxes, 20 casks, 3 bales, 300 bags, 10 cases. 2 holes. 20 qr-casks, Jacob Joseph and Co: 19 cases, 1 halo, KlrkaMlo and Staines; 6 cases. 5 bales, Thompson and Shannon; 30 kegs, 5 barrels, Gear; 26 bdls, Bennett; 63 boxes, Hirst: 20 kegs, 1 cask, 20 frames. 1 case. Gray; 9 cases. Smith; 1 hhd, 28 cases. 16qr-casks wine, 2 ca*ks, 1 trunk. Taylor and Watt: 58 boxes, 34 cases, 7 hhds. 2 r els, 8 bales, 8 kegs, 40 casks, Taylor: 74 cases, 105 boxes. Stewart; 1C cases, 45 bdls, 22 casks, 31 kegs, 4 hhds, 1 bale, 1 crate, Duthie; 80 barrels, 6 cases, 2 bdls, 1 cask, Stohr; 20 arms. 325 bars Iron, 202 bdls do, 13 casks, 24 kegs, 271 bdls, 91 cases, 2 bales. 3 cases ammunition. 3 cisterns, 94 pkgs, 15 hhds, 13 pieces range, 15 bdls do. 12 stave moulds. 7 stoves, 1 tierce, 24 grindstones, Nathan and Co; and a large quantity of goods to Order. Wanganui, from Lyttelton; 2 qr-casks wine, 2 casks, 2 octaves do, Preston and Co; 2 cases. Crease ; 1 do, Deacon: 71 bags oats, Waterhouse; 4 pkgs, MBls ; 3 do, Stevenson; 1 case, Wain! ; 100 sacks oats, W. and G. Turnbull; 1 case, 1 roll, Order; 1 pkg, Hallenstcin Bros ; 30 ovens, 2 cases, 2 bdls, 10 kegs, X octave, I digester, Shaw. Australind, from Newcastle; 700 tons coal, Williams. Edwin Bassett, from Newcastle: 500 tons coal, Williams.

BY TELEGRAPH. AUCKLAND, Saturday. Arrived: Glimpse, barque, from Newcastle. Sailed ; Merry Miller, barque, for Newcastle. NELSON, Saturday. Arrived, early: Wellington, from Plcton and Wellington. I’OXTON, Saturday, The Stotmbird and Tul are detained by a howling «outh-We«ter. They will leave for Wellington ns soon as the weather moderates, WANGANUI, Saturday. The cutter Annie, from Auckland, is on shore at the Nortii Spit. Wanganui Heads. A heavy sea is running, and she is likely to bo a complete wreck. Her cargo consists of drain pipes. The steamer Wallace for Nelson and the West Const got away late on Saturday night. The barque Glendovej; which has been windbound for so long got under weigh yesterday with the change of wind. She, however, did not got clear of the Heads b’foro the wind again shifted to the south, and she, was compelled to bring up. Tho brig Eobin Hood cleared at the Customs on Saturday for Newcastle, and will sail to-day. The sailing of the steamer Jane Douglas for ‘Kaikonra and Lyttelton has been put off until to-da.v. Tho Government steamer Stella with a defacr uuent of CO of the Armed Constabulary sailed for Ne’w Plymouth yesterday afternoon at 2 o’clock. The steamer Wanganui from the South arrived hero at 0.30 on Saturday morning after a good run of 17 hours. She left Dunedin at midnight on Tuesday, and reached Oamaru at daybreak on M/edneaday; proceeded on same day and called at Tlmaru, but owing to the heavy sea running could do no work; proceeded on and reached Lyttelton at 10 p.m. on Thursday: left for Wellington at 5 p.m. on Friday evening, and arrived as above. She experienced very rough weather on the passage from Lyttelton. She sails again to-day. The steamer Ladybird from the South arrived at the wharf at 2.45 p.m. yesterday. She loft Port Chalmers on the 20th at 2 p.m., and arrived at Lyttelton tho next morning at 6 n.m.r left again at Bp.m., arriving here as above. Prom Port Chalmers to Lyttelton experienced strong easterly gales, from Lyttelton heavy sea and thick weather. She sails for Auckland via tho East Coast to-day. We thank her purser for report and flies. The steamer Talaroa from the Mannkau and Intermediate ports arrived at the wharf at 2 a.m. yesterday morning. She left the Mannkau on Ihel9that7a,m., and arrived at Now Plymouth on the 20lh at 2 a.m.: left again at 3.15 p.m., arriving at Nelson on tho 21st at 7.30 a.m.; left at 9.30 a.m., and arrived at Picton at 0.30 p.m,; left again at 8 p.m;, arriving hero as above. Experienced strong winds with heavy sea throughout. AVe thank Mr. Haze, purser, for report, kc.

The steamer Eangatira sailed last evening at 7 oV.lnck for tho Mannkau. via AVanganni and New Hlymonth,

Two more of Captain Williams* vessels arrived yesterday afternoon Com Newcastle, coal laden, viz., tße Edwin Ba-sett and Australind. The former has been ont fifteen days and the latter twelve. Very heavy weather has been mot on the passage down, but Iferlnnatoly no damage was done. 'rhe cutter Lena made a start for Port Undbrwood yesterday forenoon, but only got fairly outside when another southerly buster with heavy showers «et in and she ran back to port again, reaching the Breast work at five o’clock.

The brigantine Hannah Barrett, timber laden; front Waitapu, arrived off the Breastwork yesterday -at ■1.30 pm. She left Waitapu last Friday. She r till haul alongside to day, and com*"-'ce to discharge The Bn? iron screw steamer which lias been fo* • ‘the past few months in course of construction » t tho yards of Messrs. Montrayand Crosbie, to the . order of Messrs, Cross and Co., bfeison, being re a dv for launching, a start was made last week ' „ 0 t her to tho sea, and she was moved till ’ her hows wero flush with Bridge-street. On being mt t ln the water, she wit' be taken to the Corporal inn wharf where site wilt be fitted up. Wo may ty m fsavs the Cohn,st) that both model and COUatr-v c .i o „ „f the , flro “ constant theme of ’admiration of nautical men.

.J'l'f., " n .! 0n Company’s -Reamer W 'anaka, Captain ?,o° I T C< l y ? t/ '« l! 'y mom'.ng at 9 o’clock £.u k l' liv a (f M Coast ports. She left Auck- , M P '?u,i on l i° 17th. arrived. at Tauranga at 7 SXK ,'?," at 0 M : arrived at nf°i ao n ‘ a In - on tll ° lot -h. and sailed again arri red at Napier at 7 a.m. on the 20th, arriving o m eo heavy sea in the Napier roadstead, arriving as a j )ove- Experience d strong south-west winds nor Auckland to East Cape, from thence to Napiey ' a outh winds accompanied with rain. Erom Napier i 0 Wellington furious south-east gales, accomT“a">' (i w lth mountainous sea and terrific squalls. ” ' thank Mr. Harnett, purser, for report, Sic. Tho W anaka sailed for tho Manukau and intermediate ports again after tho arrival of the Ladybird from tho South.