SHIPPING.

New Zealand Times, Volume XXXIV, Issue 5811, 13 November 1879, Page 2

SHIPPING.

r'ov.r ;)!■’ ARRIVED. I.'OVBMBKB 12.--11)1.01110,-I, (lovemmeat 232 l-.i.i, Faivcliikl. from J.vttelton. J’ass<;i«en-Saloon: M : m J!nlo|), Mrs. Shriwiki. .Mcs-ts Buckley »nd T.U:iroa(.M.M;.’s) llceves, Ilblou, Kislier (i), Wiilis, S’liimslti, Allwrißlit, Amlr.-wa. Thomson (M.H.it. s), jii-r.-.rn (2), Parry, Berry, arnl Wilkinson. Taiaroa, s.s., 228 ton:-, i’intorscn, from Lyttelton r.i; 1 I'ort Uhalmor.*. Passengers Saloon ; Mesdamcs .nd family (i). ami Walsh. -Messrs. Hyde. Walsh. Clark, Lonmmrton, Ravner, Black. Doornean. McHou-al. D. Mills, a^cut. Waitaki, s.s., 228 tons. Kclio, from Picton and '•'- Ison. I'a.Hscni'cr.s—Saloon : Miss Greenfield. Mestl Law ami J'limmer and child. Rev. father J.. Grid, Captain Kenny. Messrs. Redwood, Jervis, J).-;witt, Mackay, A-iati. Law. Gardiner, Willis, Watts, Lru'i', Greenfield. ami Harper; 2 in the steeray-, and 10 for ether port?. H. Mills, agent. Huifi, s.s., 90 tons. Wills, from KaUcoura and Lytf/dfon I'/i.ssenger.s—C/.hin ; Mrs. Weston, Messrs. Irons/ Laker, Clarke, and Luck; 3in the steerage. Turnbull and Co., agents. SAILED. Novir-rnKfi 12.—Manawatn. D. 3., P*3 tons. Scooncs, for Passengers Cabin: Mrs. Hill ami 3 children/Messrs. Baker and son. Hill, Hardin;'. Hig- ; Amh-rson. Kendall. Dickens. Hide, Uichardson, Horan. Harrison. Holland, an I Licet: lin the ate-r- ---*■;. Martin, agent. Vv'aitaki, s.s., 22-; tons, Ivlie. for Lvttclton and P .rfc Chalmers, j’a iseugers— y aloon : Messrs. Smith, Hibbcll. Strange, Herman. Smith. Peppercorn. White Iv.”, Cobb, and Sothern; 30 in the steerage, I). Mills, ayontKiwi, s.s,, 133 tons, CainpLo.d, for Last Coast, i.' vin and Co., agents. Patea, s.h., f.d tons, Gibbon l , for Patea. Passen- •• -v a—Cabin : Miss Cair and Mr. Briscoe. Turnbull and Co., agents. Lyttelton, p.s-, SO tons, Scott, for Blenheim. Deacon, agent. ilinemoa, Government s.s., 282 tons, Fairchild, for Lyttelton. CLEARED OUT. Movnr.nsru 12. -Aurora, schooner, 52 tons, Mundlc, jo- Mast Coast. Pearce. agent. <’ora t schooner, 45 tons, Russell, for Havelock, M ,, ek. agent. Marmion, topsail schooner, GO tons, Johnston, for Kaipara, Master, agent. IMPORTS. /luia, from Kaikoum and Lyttelton: 11 5 sacks i:.;t itocs, Mclntyre and Co *. 00 do do, R. Moriah ; 18 il" do, Levin and Co; 2G cheese, Draosfield ; 1 c iv.*. Cooper. EXPECTED ARRIVALS. London—Sailed : Arcihusa. August 29; Opawa, A '/u.-it22 ; TJehington. Aug, 12. Boston— Uawkhope and Atlanta, daily. Mni.noimsK via thk South—Arawata, this day; IM igarooma, 21st; Albion, 28th. Svd.nhy via East Coast— Rotorua, 17th. Auckland via thk East Coast—lTawca, 14th. .-.outiikun poriT»—Wakatipu. 14th; Penguin, IGth. Blenheim Napier and Lyttelton, 14th. PrcroN, Nelson, Taranaki, and Manuk.vu— W/dlington, 15th. Wand \Nur- Manawatu, 14th ; Tui, this day. Pvn;v —Pntca. early. Naihkk and East Coast —Kiwi, early. Manukau, Ta kanaki, and Wancjanui—.Southern C.V"'S, 15th : Raugatlra, this day. ’’ktonand Nelson—Taiaroa, 15th. Ponton—-Stormbird, this day ; Jane Douglas, 14th. BY TVhEORAPU. FOXTON, Wednesday A r;m vr.o : Stormbird and Jane Douglas, at 9 a.ra.. from Wellington. KAIKOURA, Wednesday. Smled: Hula, ato.3oa.jn., for Wellington. The following vessels were in nort last night:— Sti-araera Samson, Taiaroa, Ifaia, Stella, and Grafton, Ships—llakaia, Wairoa, St. Leonards, and Zealandla. Barques—Malay and Australlnd. Three-masted schooner Ellerton. Brig Robin Hood. The Union Company's steamer Wakatipu is duo to-morrow morning from Lyttelton and Port Chalmers. <Hie sails again at noun for Sydney direct. The steamer Raugatira may bo expected to arrive tiiis moaning from Maunkau, Taranaki, anil Wanganui. She is advertised to return again to the same norts at 4 p.m. The steamer Knia left Lyttelton at (5.15 p.m. on Tuesday, reached K ukonra at 4 a.m. yesterday, sailed again at 0,20. and arrived in harbor at 7 o’clock last evening. The Hula leaves for Foxton at 2 o’clock this aft moon. The Union Company's steamer Hawea Is duo here to-rnorrow morning. She leaves for .Southern p:-rts during the afternoon. The schooners Aurora and Manninn cleared at the Customs yesterday, the former for the Last Coast and the latter for Kaipara. The Union Company's .steamer Taiaroa left Port Chalmers at 1.45 p.m. on the 10th, reached Lyttelton at S a.»n, on the 11th, took the Suez mail on board at the latter port, ami sailed for Wellington at 3.30 p.m., arriving alongside tho wharf at 7.20 a.m. yesterday. She leaves for Picton and Nelson at 3 o’clock this afternoon. The Government steamer Hinemoa left Lyttelton at 8.50 p.m. on Tuesday, and arrived in harbor at .12.30 p.m. yesterday. She sailed again last night for Lyttelton, for the purpose of bringing his Excellency tiie Governor on to Wellington. Tho Union Company’s steamer Waitakl arrived from Picton and Nelson at 7.39 a.m. yesterday. She sailed again at 2 o’clock in the afternoon for Lyttelton and Port Chalmers. The steamer Patea got away for Patea yesterday forenoon. Tho steamer Tui should arrive this morning from Wanganui. She returns to the same port at 2 o’clock in tho afternoon. The Union Company’s steamer Arawata. from Melbourne via Southern ports, will arrive in harbor early this morning. She leaves for Nelson on Saturday, returning to port on Monday morning. The steamer Manawatu left for 'Wanganui yesterday evening. Intelligence has been received by tho agent of the P. and O. Company in Melbourne of tho total wreck off Madras of tho P. and O. Company’s fine steamer llindostan. bonml from Sue;: to Calcutta, with mails. &c- The llindostan was a vessel of more than 3000 tons register, and was one of the fastest and handsomest ships in the I*, and O, fleet- She was built in 1839 by Messrs. C. and A. Day and Co., of .Southampton, and had recently been fitted with new engines and boilers. This is tho first loss sustained by the P, and O. Company since the wreck of the Rangoon in 1871. No particulars of the catastrophe are yet to hand. We may state, however, that tho loss of the llindostan does not in any way affect the Australian mail service. ENGLISH SHIPPING Passengers per Messrs. Shaw, Savill, and Co.’s ship Lutterworth, Captain Pearson, which left London for Wellington on the 11th September, consigned to Messrs W. and G. Turnbull and Co. :—Saloon: Georgina, John, and C. F. Hill; Mrs. Bell, and Dr. Thompson, Second Cabin: Alice, Elizabeth, Edward, Ernest, and Alfred Bull; Emily (21 and W. K. Mathews; Edith (2), Eliza, Ethel, and S. R, Booth; Mrs. and James Robb; Gertrude Alcock, Emma Smith, Miss Golc, John Jackson, George Harris, James Russell, James Green. Charles Moxion, F. McCarthy, W. WallwortU, and George Dalziel. 74 in steerage. Tho New Zealand Shipping Co.’s ship Arethusa left London for Wellington on thc2Sth August, and called at Plymouth where she embarked 375 immigrants, principally nominated. She sailed on the 3rd Sept. The following vessels were loading at London for Wellington on tho 2(jth SeptemberEastminster. 1245 tons: Mar&val. 1257 ; Scottish Prince, 894 ; Western Monarch, 1315.