SHIPPING.

New Zealand Times, Volume XXXIV, Issue 5763, 18 September 1879, Page 2

SHIPPING.

PORT OF WELLINGTON, ARRIVED. Sr.rTEMncr. 17. Waitaki. s.s., 22S tons, Edie, from Picton and Nelson. IVssengers Saloon : Misses Osborne, Nicholls, Mesibimc.-, I,«ichtscheindl, Nicholls', Crosbie and family. Johns and child. Knight Mr and Mr-:. Love, Messrs. Carland, Bas-selman'lngl'-s, Fendall, liapania, Balfour, Windle, Waters'. Hornby, Joliiisorj, Ward, Bell, Rawllngs, and ("liaison. O Mills, agent. Kiwi, .-.«., 133 tons, Campbell, from Napier. Levin and Co., agents. HAILED. Sr.rTKMnEft 17.—Jane Douglas, s.s., 75 tens, Fraser, fr.r Kenton. Passengers—Cabin : Mr. and Mrs. Fraser and 4 daughters. .Martin, agent. Hula, s.s., 00 tons, Wills for Kaikoura, Lyttelton, and Dunedin. Bishop, ayent Wanganni, s.s.. 17:» tons. Hayldon. for poison and West Coast. Tnrnbull and Co., agents. Till, >.s, C 4 tons. Holmes, for Foxton. Passengers— Cabin : Messrs. Hinde and Chapman. Bishop, Wakalipn. s.s., 1138 tons, Wheeler, for Lyttelton and Port Chalmers. Passengers -Saloon : Misses Cayfonl, Fearmi. Lysaght (2), Mcsdames Holloway, 2 children and servant, Johnson, Lysaght. Messrs. Lysaght, Carland, Stuart, Bonzlcman, Hoiloway, Ingles, Fendall. Sharp, Williamson, Do Loitte, Marshall and "Winks ; 0 in the steerage, D. Mills, agent. CLEARED OUT. Malay, barque, 828 tons, Croll, for Newcastle. Dransfleld, agent. IMPORTS. Wakatipn, from Sydney : 43 chests, f!3 half do, 13 pVgs. 1 box tea, (J.B.S. Co ; 0 cases books, l'ilcher ; k piece." naves, 7 do shafts, 21 do timb-r, 1400 mats, 374 gunnies sugar, W. anil (I. Turnbull and Co ; 80 cases fruit, 40 quarter do, 8 double do. Ross : 2 cases, 1 pel drapery. Campbell: 2 cases. Laery; 1 ca«c hardware Seagcr: 31 cases fruit, 1 double do, 4 bags nnts. f,<3 bars iron, SI ingots tin, 21 tiles copper. E. W. Mills; 45 ingots copper, Robertson . 1 case, Campbell; lrto r.yonand Blair: 2 do, Holllday : 1 do, WbltUkcr Brothers: 1 do, (l)ldsbury : 1 do. Clark : 2 bags nuts (il cases fruit, 2 double do, Curtis : 100 cases fruit', licaton; 64 do. Locke: 17 do, Barlow; 1 bale paper, Uurrett; 1 qrcask. 3 cases wine. Ido champagne, SO pairs naves. <5 shafts, 4 cses drugs, 1 drum, 1 pkg, 10 pels, 2 tip drays, 300 felloes, 29 case 3 fruit. Order. Wild Wave, from Kaipara: 100,000 ft kauri timber. Order. Jane Douglas, from Kaikoura and Lyttelton : 70 sacks potatoes, W. and O. Turnbull and Co; CO bales sheepskins, Order; 25 sacks pawa shells, Krull and Co; Sca-'es bacon, Plimmer, Reeves: 2 do, Preston ; 185 sacks potatoes, 13 do seed, 8 ovens, Order ; 2 cases, Newman and Co. Saucy Lass, from Castlepoint and White Rock : H bales skin. 1 dump wool, 1 cask tallow, 2 bales hides, 15 sscks, Johnston and Co. Wanganul, from Lyttelton: 83 pieces Iron, Henderson. EXPECTED ARRIVALS. London—Zealaudla, St. Leonards, and Thames, lone, Wairoa, Opawa, and Arethusa. early. Melbourne VJA. the South— Arawata, 19th; Albion. 2Cth. Sybney—Rlngaroorna, 23rd. Auckland via the East Coast—Wanaka, 19th; Penguin, 20th. Picros. Nelson, Taranaki, and Manukau— Talaroa, 20th. SoUTiiKitN Ports—Hawea, 21st; Wakatlpu, 24th. Navieii.—Kungatlra, 20th. Foxton—Stormbird, this day; Jano Douglas, 10th. Blenheim —Napier, this day. Wanoanui—Manawatu, this day. Dunedin, Kaikouka and Lyttelton Hula, 23rd. Nelson and West Coast—Wallace, 20th. Lyttelton—Southern Cro=s, this day. by TKhv.nuAPn. WANOANUI, Wednesday. ArtRIVED: 8.15 a.m., Manawatu, from Wellington. PORT CHALMERS. Wednesday. Arrived : G. 45 a.m., Arawata, from Bluff. BLENHEIM. Wednesday. Ar.nIVED : 8.15 a.m., Napier, from Wellington. BLUFF, Wednesday. Th« Stella arrived last night, and sailed again at daylight this morning for Centre Island and Puysegur lighthouses. Sailed : Arrogante, for Newcastle'. LYTTELTON, Wednesday. AnntvED: Vindci, from Newcastle. Sailed : Southern Cross, for Wellington. AUCKLAND, Wednesday. Sailed: Taiaroa, for tile South. Fassehgers for Wellington: Hon. T. Cadogan, Mr. and Miss Grey, Messrs. Ralnfield and Frost.

The following vus3els wore ia port last nidhfc: — Steamers—Hinemoa, Napier, and Grafton. Ships— Kakaia and Pareora. Harqucs—Chaudiere, Waimea, and Malay. Brig- Wild Wave. Schooner—May. Mr. T>. Mills, the recent y appointed agent for tbo Orient line of steamers, received the following cablepram yesterday :—" The steamship Cueco sailed from J'lyniml'h on the 11th instant fof Australian ports, •with ftSO passengers." The New Zealand Steam Shipping Company, whose steamers were sold by auction on 'Tuesday, and were bought by Mr. is. .Smith on hehalf of a number of the larc<:r shareholders, has we hfar reconstituted, with the title of the "Wellington-Wanganui Lino of Steamers, and that under the new appellation Trcflh vkror is to be infused into the undertaking, by wh ch success is hoped to be attained. That success all well-wishers to local enterprise will desire to see arhieved. The Union Company's steamer Wakatipu sailed for Lyttelton and Port Chalmers at 2.30 yesterday afterThe barque Waimea was launched off the Patent Slip yesterday morning. She now lies in the fairway waiting a favorable opportunity to sail for Napier. The schooner May was taken up on the Slip yesterday for refitting *nd a general overhaul prior to starting on her Eastern voyacre. The steamer Hula sailed for Kaikoura, Lyttelton, andDunedinntGp.nl yesterday. The New Zealand Shipping Company's ship Itakaia, after discharging her inward cargo, will be laid on the berth for London. t The steamers Tnl and Jane Douglas got away for Foxton at 7 p.m. yesterday.

The .steamer Southern Cross will arrive here early tills morning from I,yttelton. She i 3 advertised to nail again for Auckland nnd East Coast ports at hoon. The Union Company's steamer Waitaki loft Nelson nt f! p.m. on Tuesday : reached Picton at 1 a.m. yesterday : sailed again at 4.30, and arrived in port at 10 a.m. She leaves for Manuttau and intermediate porta at 3 o'clock to-morrow afternoon. The steamer Kiwi, from Napier and Castlepoint, arrived at 1 this morniig. She left Napier at 7 p.m. on Tuesday. She is advertised to sail for C':l3tlepoint and Napier, calling at Ureti and i'ahau, at 2 o'clock this afternoon. i The steamer Manawatu will arrivft here from "Wanganui this forenoon. She returns again at 5 p.m. A telegram, received from Koxton yesterdav afternoon, states that the steamer Stormblrd, while'towing In the JUary Ogilvie. got aground on the Foxton bar, where she remained almost high and dry. The Mary Ogilvle, however, minaged to get in all right. Several attempts have been made to get the steamer Charles Edward off the beach at Greymouth, which however, proved futile. She is reported to have received considerable damage.

The signal of a three-masted schooner waa run up at the Mount Victoria flagstaff yesterday evening which will in .all probability turn out to be the Hawkhope, now overdue from New York, with a cargo of notions, consigned to Turnbull and Co. On account of the calm the vessel was unable to make the harbor last, night. The Union Company's new steamer Rotomahana is reported to have made the fastest passage on record i (52 hours) from the Clyde to Gravesend. J The cutter Margar t Scollay sailed for Port TJndaiP t wood yesterday evening. R The barque ilavilah, which left Takao on ttw Stb ' April, bound to Sydney, encountered a cycloniffgsleir the Kith, in latitude 1324 north, and longitude-130- « east, which threw the ship on her beam emts, and », cargo shifting caused the vessel to romah* in ihr • , critical position for five days, during vta'ch f ' m ,°, sea washed everything moveable from the dr ,' mo 'i 10 the ISth tlie vessel's topmasts were- cnt awa- - cks ; .P n carried with them thejibboom and aa r '• "nd they canvas was either blown er cut adrift. - n . tirf ? sl "' 0I started at north-cast, snrr went right The typhoon pass, gradually blowing- itself otrt »' round the cornlowest bacoraeeerwas 28C5i TJie -north-east. The for Macassar on the 18th. May r ship then bore up efTect repairs there, proceed*'' '"t not being able to siUr experiencing* lifjhfr ■m' I to Sourabaya, and, arrived there on Use- loth J' » abl ° winds and calms, Kcsumedher vovage-on; t' a\y. and effected repairs. Sydney on the -Jib, iasa... .ie 10th July, and arrived at The Slaggiie. Jfciin- J 't. Captain Peoae-11, /■' .f* .1, schooner, 150 tons register, wreck at Maki* jI -n Francisco, has become a total The .sriiooni- ,i Islir id, one of the Kingsmill Group, jfay for " .r left San Francisco in the early part of Eonn» jdonnam "Island and Kingsmill. Called at on'' .in and Littl o Makin Island to land cargo, aud the 25th June the vessel went on shoro near the cntranco of the > larbor of Tarratarra, Great Makin. The sea broko over tie ship heavily, smashing up everything on tieck, stove in all tbo starboard side, and washed a•» ay all the boats, excepting one small one. Tho crew took refuge in the rigging for four hours, when at low tide the boat was lowered, and by means of a rope the crew, 10 all told, succeedod in landing. The wreck hung together for a few days, and finally broke up. Tho crew were finally picked up by the brig Isabella, which had been engaged in a trading cruise round the islands. Their good fortune seems to have followed them on board the latter vessel they narrowly escaping shipwreck a second time.'when in the vicinity or Lord Howe's Island, the wind increased to E.N.K. so strong that the vessel had to heave-to, and t wo hours afterwards, while a fearful sea was running, the vessel under the main and lower topmast staysail, "he was taken aback by a westerly gale, which stripped her of every stitch of canvas she ha ; set. The sea made an inroad on tho decks, sweeping everything moveable away, including a botit which was hanging over the lee rail. Tho crew had to be kept constantly at the pumps, in consequence of the vessel leaking bad y, and about six tons of cargo was thrown overboard to lighten her forward. At 7 p.m. the gale began to take off, and gradually hauling to the southward, light winds and fine weather prevailed to arrival in Sydney.