SHIPPING.

New Zealand Times, Volume XXXIV, Issue 5818, 21 November 1879, Page 2

SHIPPING.

PORT OF WKf.TJ MOTOR ARRIVED. Tovembek 20 —Patea, 3.5., 50 tons. Gibbon", from ea. Passenger—Cabin ; Mr. Johnston. Turnbull !urorft"* schooner, 52 tons, Mundle, from East vst. Pearce, agent. SAILED. November 20,-Waitaki 223 H i, . .• Manukau and intermediate ports. D. Mills, rui. s.s,, PI tons, Holmes, for "Wanganui. Turn--11 and Co., agents. Manawatu, p.s., 103 tons, Scoones, for Wanganui, irtin, agent. ~ , _ . .. ■Uormbird, s.s., C 9 tons. Doile, for Foxton. Martin, ;nt. EXPECTED ARRIVALS. London—Billed : Aretlnisa. August 29; Opawa tgust22 ; Bcblngton. Aug. 12 loiston—Hawkhope and Atlanta, daily, -iKLBonriNK VIA. THE South—Ringarooma, tills ■;; Albion, 28th. iyuNEY via East Coast—Roiomahana, 28th. Sydney dikect —Wakatipu, Ist Dec. Auckland via the East Coast — Wanaka, this ‘ /; Penguin, 28th. ;opTUK.«K' Pouts—llawea, 23rd, Ilenjikim—Napier and Lyttelton, 23rd. Picton, Nelson'. Taranaki, and Manukau—- ! area, this day. Yanoanui— Manawatu and Tul, 23rd. ,’atea —Patea early. Napier and East Coast—Kiwi, 23rL Poxton—Storm bird, 23rd Nelson and West Coast Ports —Murray, this ' Y- __ BY JBLKORAPf! LYTTELTON*. Thursday. Ap.p.ited : 8 a, in.. Wellington and Southern Cross, m Wellington : Prince Alfred, from Picton; Kona ■om Kalpaia ; Wanganui, from Dunedin. Sailed : Southern Crow,’ for Wellington : Jane ■Jonglas.for Kaikoura; Ringa^ooma—Passengers for -Yellington: Mr. and Mrs. R'chardson, Mrs. Scott, lisa Hanes, Hon. W. Robinson, Messrs. Milne, Yaikcr (2). Keleher. Henderson and son, Lock, lamer, Oliver, and Howard. NELSON. Thursday. Arrived : 1015 ft m., Wallace, from Wellington. Sailed: 11.20 a.m., Talaroa, for Picton and Wellington, with San Francisco mall. NAPIER. Thursday. ARRiyED : 4. a m., Kiwi, from Caatlepolnt. Sailbo: 10.50 a.m., Wanaka, for Wellington, WANGANUI. Thursday. Arrived; Noon, Wakatu, from Wellington. _ TIMARU. Thursday. Two vessels are in the roadstead—th j John Watson and Aberdeen. The John Watson is dragging, and has been signalled to go.to sea, but has not replied. PORT OHALMER3, Thursday. Arrived: Arawata, from Wellngton; Maori, from Timaru. AUCKLAND, Thursday. The Active arrived from Samoa to-night with 100 tons of copra, cotton seed, &c. The following vessels were in port last-night r Steamers—Samson, Agn )s, Stella, Jane Douglas, Huift, Patea, Napier, and Grafton, Ships—Rakaia, Wairoa, St Leonards, and Zealandla. Barque Malay. Three-masted schooner —Ellerton. The Union Company’s steamer Taiaroa, with the San-Francisco mail, from Manukau and intermediate ports, should arrive in harbor at an early hour this morning. . , The steamer Patea left Pates at noon on Wednesday. and arrived in port at 4 a m. yesterday. The steamer Napier arrived from Blenheim yesterday morning, and returned again to the same port during the evening. . . The steamer Manawatu got away for Wanganui yesterday evening. She returns to port on Saturday morning. . The Union Company’s steamer Rmgarooma is due this morning from Melbourne and Hobarton via Southern ports. The Government steamer Hinemoa, which had been despatched in search of the buoy lost by the steamer Agnes, was at anchor yesterday in Worser Bay, the southerly weather prevailing on the coast precluding a landing being effected on the beach. The Union Company’s steamer Wanaka is due this morning from Auckland and East Coast ports. She sails again durfhg the afternoon for Lyttelton and Port Chalmers. The schooner Aurora put back to harbor yesterday forenoon, owing to the heavy easterly weather prevailing on the East Coast. The Union Company’s steamer Waitaki sailed for Manukau and intermediate ports at 4 o’clock yesterday afternoon. On and after the first day of January next, tho white light at present shown from the flagstaff at Olcarito, West Coast of the Middle Island, will be discontinued. The steamer Tui leaves for Wanganui this day, at noon sharp: