SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.

Oamaru Mail, Volume III, Issue 636, 17 May 1878, Page 2

SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.

, 22S tons, Edic, from Dan agt*n t. Mearfamus Moort' ami Luuiw-; Moatc: ; Messrs. «>rn\shy, I.ambton Davies, Lindsay. Rendu, Fry, Roalston ilnutur, and [si.;; m ; three in the steerage DEPAUTt/RKS. May iC. Samson, p.s., 1-t! tons, Jones, for i>tm cilin. H. Aitk-ri. vt. l^engenit'abin i Pev. Air. 'lo.hl : Messrs. l-xnd lay. Heeoe ; Constable Joyee arid prisoner and three in the sti:^ra^v. M w ITFranklin F.•■'!.-. k.-'«h. »> tons. Biwbhaw lor L»niu:iUit. ♦ ♦ rVt and agunU t'LF.ARF.f> AT Til P. CUSTOMS. M>v IT. Columbia, sc i'-«• r■ ■ ■ t*. ■! > tons, Conway, fo Napier. M»,.r.T. •t. ... . Zior, solhmiu. i, <>.» l.w. Norman, tor »el lington. <i. Sumpfe:'. agent. VKSSI'd.s IN PORT. h* tt'arricr W;ii *v- ' ► r'»ar«|ue-- W ;i.r.; 4 . Schooners - /I'if, < 'd!m nilita. Mary OgrlvieIsabella Arulcrs.'ii, Jane Andersmti.iuid three maateil achooner (lamm. KXPoPTS. Per Samson. f'.r I >uti' <llri —ttlO ba»s whfjat ITasscll. Son, ami Co. ; 17 package*. I'm-1 lay ; 10 pig«. K. S. I.ees : I cran.-, Stewart. I', r I'raitU liu I'elle, lor tiiinedin -t sacks barley. I7<> 'I" """ r - Hay and Parr «■£ bags potatoes, -II) wheat. Sum|.tt:r. Per Columbia, for iV't-i'-r- -fsack.-.oats, 10 tons Hour. A mler:., n ait-1 I '<>. Pur /ior. for Vv . lii".:-on -('."><> sacks Hour, .T.'l) balr-.-a.-U> ii >nr, nr.--.u U-i II .ur. »r .sacks oa f s. M) do, poilard. I "0 do bran, lla} anil I'.arr. The p.s. Sanr-nn. Captain Jones. left al bi-r usual hour l.e.t owning t'..r f>i'ne<ttri, with a small number of passengers and « fair cariro. If. will bo si-™ by an advertisement ir another column that tin; bari|ue Waratai ban 1 n kiirl on for NV'.son, tor which port sh« will load with produce. Air. Suniptei is lor agent. . The s.s, Waib.U:. * aptam Im'io, arrived alongside the lireakwat.-r [nmetually to hei time to-ilay from I'in.f.lin. witn a tair tiu::i bi-i* of passvni^earul ai.'.itt -1-* tons of She left at the usual hour, anil uxperiunenl very interest wan (li.«pl;iM'il am..tilt->t tiron« i u tht wharf a3 fco liow mt".. ;*.r-;i;l* woulil get aloni;HiiU:. a.- a strong wur.l was blowing, ami tin- pretty li vtly rolling inti tht: bay ailth il to tin' crowili.il state of harbor near tiic 1 aptain t'.«lit rnanayeil iii.s vciwl us slio could onlj hamlieil by a thorough seaman, ami brought her alonusnb; wharf tnuniphantly, attheu!j;h ar. one time Lr. looked as if the vessel was getting out of liis control, ami weultl nmaThore.' One of the hawsers was .-napped, bnti the vessel was brought to without anv other result l.ein:,' achieved tiian the prnvidinu of a little excitement for those on tht 'wharf. , The ketch Franklin I'dle, ( aptain F.raib shaw, sail' d for Pun. din fin:: uionun:.' loadeil -with produce, and fivored by a sparkling breeze. , 'L'lie ketches Prince Rupert anil Defiance, which had put in here wind_-I.ouml. Lett tills tuortinu', the former for fvakanui and tht latter for f >n n<-d in. The schooners /.i"r and I'oluniViia havt cleared at the Cm .ens with cargoes of produce, f.'ie former for Wellington arid tht latter for Napier, and w ill sail with the tirat favorable breeze. TURK:', STP'.AM KI;S MlrjS>lNti. [t'■ V TK'.KCIIVI-ir. I \\ i;i.i,iMvi'ov. May 17. (.'oti:"'iilerab'e anxiety is felt li"re regardjnif the sVcan.ers Stoi nibir.l, Tui. and the {ll ivern un nt .-t.ca.n.cr .-I-c!!;;., v.'luch h-rt hort: on ami i'-n ctl.vv. Ihe Stella, left forTaranaUii.il i-atnnlay. the Scorinbird for Wanteinili on Sun..ay, and the Tui for poxton on tie* same day; but appears to have rca. he.l its destination, for the St, Kdda and Mana.\vatu have leit tor Wan-anui since, ami a vessel had arrived fnmi fjHccii ('har!..t:.e Sound, and they report havint: s l.''*' >1 no .-team-n taking shelter. Ar.lvi. l v h e. nafuraily been aronsed. Arrived. —'i h ■ itary King, from Oarnani.