SHIPPING.

Poverty Bay Standard, Volume I, Issue 286, 15 November 1884, Page 2

SHIPPING.

Phases or the Moon. Now Moon, 18th .. 6,12 a.m. First Quarter, 26th ~ .. 9.36 a.m. Apogee, 20th .. .. .. 2.80 p.m. ARRIVALS. November, 14—Thomas Russell, from Auckland, Passengers—Messrs Kempthorn Brd Ford. DEPARTURES, November, 14—Thomas Russell, for Napier. Passengers—Mrs and Miss Mcßride, Messrs Hill and Hen wood. IMPORTS. Per Thomas Russell—3o9 pieces timber, Houlden; 90 boxes, 40 sks, case tobbaeco. case, pci, cask, bdl, 70 gunnies, Graham, Pitt and Bennett ; ladder, 7 cases kerosene, J 8 gunnies, L. &M, Co.; 4 cases, Brown; bale, Telephone ; 16 bales, Townley ; 13 sheets, Wade; 2 cases, 2 boxes, keg, Craig ; 8 cases, jar, Brown; 4 pkgs, fanlight, 2 boxes, 12 doors, Morgan and Co.; 7 cases, pole, 2 drums, 2 pkgs. 12 bars iron, 12 bags, Parnell and Baylan ; 2 cases, daum, role, Tharatt: case, Adams ; tin paint, 10 drums, case, cask, Hall; 3 cases, More; Pkge, 2 J-chests, box case, Lewis; 16 bales, Thelwall and Co., 3 pipes, Johnston. The Good Templar arrived here last night from Tairua, with 2,550 pieces of timber for Mr. J. H. Trimmer; 750 pieces for Kennedy & Bennett, and 80 mouldings for Jones & Kay. By the latest files we are in receipt of news of the China Navigation Company’s steamer Changchow, which, as was reported by cable at the time, was wrecked off the coast of Queensland on October 24. It appears that She struck on the Breaksea Spit on the morning of that day, and es she began to fill rapidly, was beached by Captain Young about six miles to the south of Sandy Cape. The steamer Taldora went to the spot from Brisbane with a diver, pumps, and other appliances to render assistance. These latter, however, proved useless, as the Taldora could not get near enough to the stranded vessel to work them, and, in consequence, the Brisbane agents wired instructions to Sydney to despatch heavy pumping gear and to procure, if possible, the sendee of the engines which floated the Sorata. It was further proposed to construct a coffer dam round the Changchow, in order to float her by that means. She is reported to be firmly embedded in sand, with her upper deck three feet under water. As was stated in the cablegram, no lives were lost, all hands, including 120 Chinese, being landed safely.

EXPECTED ARRIVALS. Ringarooma, Auckland, 16th Southern Cross, Napier and Wellington, 21st Tarawera, Southern Ports, 17th Southern Cross, Auckland, 27th Omapere, Southern Ports, 26th Waiapu, schooner, Captain Nicolas, from Auckland and Coast ports. Asterion, from London Lochnagar, from London PROJECTED DEPARTURES. Thomas Russell, Auckland, 16th Ringarooma, Southern Ports, 16th Southern Cross, Auckland, 21st Tarawera, Sydney via Auckland, 17th Southern Cross, Wellington and Napier, 27th. Omapere, Tauranga and Auckland, 26th

Hioh WaTKB. Sus RISES SETS A.M. P.M. A.M, P.M. Saturday 15 ,, 8.5 3.28 4.23 6.34 Sunday, 16 .. 8.50 4.13 4.22 6.35