SHIPPING.

New Zealand Times, Volume XXXIV, Issue 5740, 22 August 1879, Page 2

SHIPPING.

PORT or Wellington ARRIVED. August 21.—Waitaki,s..s..223 tons, Eddie,from Lyttelton r.nd Port Chalmers. Passengers—Saloon: Mrs. ■Williams, Messrs. Williams, Hicks, Mullens, Wil* liamson, ami M-utcn Williams (2); liu the steerage. J>. Mills. s>gent. Wakatipu, «s., 1153 tons, Wheeler, from Sydney. Passengers -Saloon : 'Has Donovan, Mrs. Sommers, and Dr. Treacher; 10 in the steerage, and 58 for other ports. D. Mills, agent. Napier, s.s., 48 ions, Fisk, from Blenheim. Zurn~ bail and Co., agents. « SAILKO. August 21.—Murray, ss. f 93 tons, Conway, for kelson and West Coast. Pa sengerg—Cabin: Captain Bitfield, Messrs. .Shutlaud, Bhaw, and Brown. Deacon, agent. Stella, Government s.s., 15G tons, McKersio, for Lyttelton and Southern lighthouses. Passengers: Sir Gcurgo Grey and Mr. Mitchell. Kiwi, s.s., 188 tons, Campbell, for Napier and Cashpoint. Passengers—Cabin : Misses Wallace and Woodford, Mrs. Woodford, Messrs. Mottand McLean. Levin and Co., agents, Btonnbinl, g.s , 09 tons. Doilo, for Passengers—Cabin: Mevlamcs Garrick, Desmond, Sexton, Mowpke and son, Mr. Brickenstall, Martin, agent. IMPORTS. Wakatipu, from Sydney; 4 pairs naves, Beck; 2 cases, B. Cohen; 1 ca.se maps, W. Pilcher; 1 case, 2 do lamps, Holliday: 1 case. J. Watt; 2 do, Clarke and Price; 1 do, Lyon and Blair; 1 do, Whittaker Bros ; 11 plates iron. 1 pkg, Seagar ; 050 pkgs tea, 1 box. 1 bundle mats, E. Pearce; 1 case, Hickman; lido fruit, Cato; 34 do, 2 clbl do, Barlow ; 1 barrel coffee, Logan; 90 cases fruit, Hea on; 1 drag. Sir H, Robinson; 3 cases vestas, 3 do pipes, Cohen; 30 to kerosino shale, Gas Co ; 102 cases fruit. Luery and Campbell; 200 gunnies sugar, 840 mats do, Turnbud and Co.; 91 cases fruit. Boss ; 2 do wine. Fell Bros; 1 do fruit, Roberts : 1 pkg, Johnston and Co ; 25 cases fruit, Th r; 1 case books. Pilcher; 1 do plants, Barton ; 154 gunnies sugar, 781 mats do, Levin and Co; 1 case boots, 2 trunks do. Stone and Co ; 4 bags nuts, Cato; 2 cases, H.M.S. Emerald; 280 cases fruit, 32 bags nuts, 107 gunnies sugar, 103 mats do, 3 hhda rum, 19 boxes, 19 pkgs glass, Order. Ifalcione, from London : 722 cases, 1080 boxes, 85 casks, 25 quarter casks, 40 kegs, 100 drums, 1 bale, 13 roll-}. Turnbull and Co; 95 cft“es, 12 pkgs, 47 bales, 100 trunks, Turnbull. Smith and Uo; 6 ca«es, 8 hhds, 8 casks, 5 kegs, X bale, 30 plates iron, 69 grindstones, 180 case’s, 12 bundle?, 140 barrels, 3 anvils, 20 boxes. 3 castings, 75 drums, 14 casks, 39 cases. 3 hhda. 17 stoves, f> boilers, 1 parcel, 3 boilers. 17 kegs. 50 barrels, 2 cases, W. O. Shaw ; 1 case, Bright Bros; 36 bundles. 29 cases, 16 grindstones, 20 koi'S, 45 drums. 8 rolls, 2 crates, Dawson ; MO rolls. 42 cases. Levin and Co ; 1 case. Buxton ; 2 do, Ambr se ; 234 cases, 10 quarter casks, CO cases, Krull and Co; 99 cases, 25 bales, 2 casks, 50 cases, Levin and Co; 2 do, Thompson, Shannon and Co ; 312 do, 50 casks. 3 engine cases, 16 wheels, 2 carriages and shafts, 2 chimneys, 2 ash pans, 3 axles, Krull and Co; 60 bundles wire, Murray, Roberts and Go; 100 casks, Bannatyne; 259 cases, 6 pkgs, 150 casks, 70 boxes, Turnbull and Co ; 70 cases, Gheyraol; 9 cases, Kempthorne, Prosser, and Co; 1 cask, Levin and Co; 42 cases, Taylor and Watt; 53 cases, 17 bales, 1 cask, 10 quarter casks, Kempthorne, Prosser, and Co; 9 oases, G casks, 9 bundles, Moeller and Co; 4 cases, Watt; 6 do, 1 bale, James Smith; 4 bales, HcKersey; 1 case, Wilson; 1 do. Bridge; 2 do, MUaford; 12 do, Thomas and Mcßeath; 20 do, 1 frame. 40 boxes. Taylor; 1 case, Museum: 2 do, Lowater; 5 puncheons, 1 box, Bernard; 1 case, Currie; 6 do, 1 cask, Wiggins; 2 Furlong; 10 trunks, 1 box, Beeerafc; 1 case. X cask, Burrott; 50 cases, 0 quarter casks E. R. 1 frame, 1 boiler, 7 tanks, 2 bogies. 2 cow catchers, 2 buffers, 14 cases, Hon. Minister fo public Works; 1 box. Holll ; 1 case, Bish: 2 do, Miss Marriott; 1 box, Ogg; 1 case. Assembly Library ; 5 bales, Curie and Anderson; 40 kegs, Gear; 13 cases, Dalgetty/Ibbotson, and Co; 12 casks, Kinross and Go; 10 half hhds, T. Mills; X case, Benbow; and a largo quantity of goods to Order. EXPECTED ARRIVALS, London— Rakaia, Zealand!*, Waimea, St. Leonards, and Thames, early. Melbourne via. the Soutu— Arawata, this day. Albion, 28th ; Ringarooma, sth Sept. Hobartjx via tub Souih —Penguin. 24th. Auckland via tub East Coast —Wanaks, this day. Soutiiwuk Ports—Ladybird, 24th. Taranaki and Manukau.—Wellington, 23rd. Patba—Patea 23rd. Blenheim.—Lyttelton, this day. Nelson and West Coast—Wallace, 23rd. Manukau, Taranaki, and Wanoanux—Rangalira, 23rd. BY IELEQRAPR, LYTTELTON. Thursday. The 3.5. Arawata arrived from Port Chalmers at 7.20 this morning, and leaves for Wellington this afternoon. KAXKOURA, Thursday. Sailed ; 11 a.m., Hula, for Wellington, WANGANUI. Thursday. Arrived ; 11 a.m., Tui and Manawatu, from Wellington. ONEHUNGA, Thursday. Sailed: 2 15p.m., Rangatira, for Wellington, via Taranaki and Wanganui. PORT CHALMERS, Thursday. Arrived : Nonpareil, barque, from Newcastle; Wanganui, schooner, from Greymouth ; Maori, from Timaru ; Arawata, from Melbourne; Wanganui, from the West Coast. Sailed : City of Cashmere, for Portland, Oregon ; Rotorua, for Melbourne ; Arawata, for the North; passengers for Wellington; Miss Coble, and Mr. Holdsworth. The time-ball maybe used to-day for rating chronometers. A. chronometer true on Greenwich time would show 12h. 30min. when the ball drops. Any difference is error, plus or minus, of tho chronometer. The following vessels were in port last night:— H.M.S. Emerald. Steamers—Stella, Wakatlpu, and Grafton. Ships—Pleiono, Halcione, and Pareora, Barques—Chaudiere, Loch Cree, Edwin Bassett, and Beemah. Brigantine—Ned White. The Union Company’s steamer Waitaki left Port Chalmers at 3.45 p.m. on the 19th, and reached Lyttelton at 9 a.m. on the 20th; sailed again at 4.39p.m. and arrived in harbor at 7.45 yesterday morning. Experienced fresh southerly wind with heavy swell throughout tho passage. The Waitaki is a similar boat to the Wanaka, and is to be temporarily engaged in performing the Manukau service, in conjunction with the Wellington and Talaroa. She sailed for the Manukau at 12 o’clock last night. Tho brigantine Ned White broke bulk yesterday, and is turning out her cargo in first-class order. I

Tho ahlp PJ.ei me sailed round from tho Slip yesterday evening, and brought up in the fairway. She sail ,3 for Neweas le to morrow,

The Government steamer Stella sailed for Lyttelton yesterday afternoon, with Sir George Grey. She w II proceed on a cruise round tho Southern lighthouses.

The steamer Napier arrived from Blenheim at 2.45 p.m. yesterday. She returns to tho same port today.

The steamer Stortnbird sailed for Foxton at eight o'clock last night. Tho Union Company’s steamer Arawata, wish the Suez mail, from Melbourne via Southern ports, is duo hero this forenoon.

The steamer Murray left at six o'clock yesterday for Nelson and Coast ports. The Union Company's steamer i e ft Sydney at I p.m. on the ICfch instant, and exp? rienced westerly winds and hue. weather till the 28\h w hen the wind shifted to the southward with sqnr jxa of rain and lightning. Passed Cape Farewell at 2am on the 2Ut; had head wind through the Str ai t and a--xived in harbor at 2 p.m, yesterday. Sb'. advertised to sail for Lyttelton and Pott Chid ’ “ a t 5 to-day. *

The steamer Kiwi sailed for K apier and caatlepoint at 3 0 clock yesterday aftenv JO n . , Tl i® Union Company's stear ne r Wanaka, from Auckland via the East Coast. due here this morning She sails South faring tf i 0 afternoon. The barque will > JAVO discharged all her light cargo to-day, there only remaining on board 120 tons of railway iron. She will start ballasting at once, and will ’probably get away for Portland at the end of next vv ee k. she ha/j splendid accommodation fora mim^ er 0 f ca bin pa-vsengers. riie Elizabeth Curl* is now loading railway ur^ n> ex Beemah, and will sail for TVaitara on Mono T>ao steamer Jane Douglas has gone on the Patent -p for cleaning and painting; her machinery will Mao have a h-orough overhaul. She is advertised to sail for Kalkoura and Lyttelton at 7 p.m. to-day.