Shipping Intelligence.

Daily Telegraph (Napier), Issue 3036, 19 March 1881, Page 2

Shipping Intelligence.

H)RT AHURIEI

ARRIVALS.

MarcJi. 16— TTairy, s.s., from Te Apiti and Mangaknri. 17—Sir Donald, s.s., from Fairy Bay and Waimavama. 18—AmaTanth, schooner, from Akaron. 18—Clara, cutter, from Mohaka. 19__Wild Duck, schooner, from Wanganvii. 19 —Albion, s.s., from Auckland via Gisborne. Passengers — Miss Fricary, Mesdamcß Edwards, Fitzgerald, and Wright, Messrs Hunt, Monntfort, Humphries, Percy, Micholson, Wright, Walker, Staples,' Edwards, and 13 in the steerage. 19—Botomahana, s.s., from Melbourne via Hobart and Southern ports. Passengers —Mrs Garner and infant, Mr arid Mrs Phillips, Mesdames Wellwood, Samson, and Newman, Misses Lonstaff and Gleeson, Eev. D. Sidey, Messrs Frank Symone, P. Paladini, Tyler, W. Price, Irmes, M. M. Levy, H. Beamont, Eoaol),Blnndle, M. E. Porter, Caverliill, Clark, and 10 in the steerage.

The steamer Fairy, Captain Campbell, arrived from Te Apiti anrl Mnnpakuri on Wednesday night-, having landed the whole of her cargo foi both places.

The schooner Amaranth, Cfiptain Colin Campbell, arrived here yesterday morning from Akaroa, and was berthed at, the breastwork shortly after arrival, her cargo consists of grass seed consigned to Messrs Kinross and Co. She reports having left on the lltli instant; had to put into Lyttelton on the 12th on account of the heavy N. H',. wind ; left again on Sunday; experienced strong .- '■erly gales and heavy sea to arrival, be- . . - days off Cape Kidnappers xinablo ing foln j hc IJfty> l 1 l to get into -r >ona '] c ] ) Captain Quinlan, re- , -, j, -c • " Bay and YVaimarnma on turned from i<air, \ , -, -, ~ n-, i •■' Having landed the lhnrsday morning, , ~ b , ... ■, i /, ° „ shipped a quantity ■whole of her cargo, ana 1J - 1

of wool and tallow. < Ibion arrived Jbe Union Company s s.s. -tv. , • ] e f t here at 6.15 a.m. tin's day, k ...«, . A uckland on the I7tb at noon ; nm>. lgA Gtisborne at 5 p.m. next day; lanu. passengers and cargo, and left at 7 o'clock, nrriving in Napier as above. Her advertised time of departure was eleven o'clock this morning, but it was postponed until 3 o'clock this afternoon, so as to enable the racehorses to be shipped. The Union Company's s.s. Kotomahana, Captain Underwood, from Melbourne, via Hobart and Bluff, arrived in the Rapier roadstead at 9.45 thi3 morning. Tfie following is the report of her passage-, for M-hich we thank Mr C. Hudson, her purser,, •who was formerly attached to the s.s. Hero : —Left Melbourne on at Bth instant at 4 p.m., cleared Port Phillip Heads at <Uo p.m. experienced a heavy gale from S.W., with a high and dangerous breaking sea, until passing SwaiJ Island when the weather moderated, but still blew strong from the southward till A^^ i arrival at Hobart at 11 a.m. on the 10t.:.-. cargo, embarked passengers, and It. ,*, at 4 p.m.; experienced moderate sout)..' - •winds, and reached the Bluff at 7 a.m. on the 14th; landed cargo, and moved on for headquarters at 5 p.m., experiencing light •winds and fine weather till arrival at Port Chalmers at 7 a.m. on the 15th. She re-/ mained there until 4.30 p.m. on the 16th, * ■when she took her departure for Lyttelton, arriving at 8.30 the next morning; left again at 4 p.m., and after steaming ngainst moderate N.W. gale, arrived at Wellington at 8.15 a.m. on the 18th ; left again at 5 p.m., and arrived off the Spit as above. Her advertised time for departing is 5 o'clock this evening. The fore-and-aft schooner Wild Deer, Capt. Phipps, arrived here at 4o'clock this morning, and was brought inside about 8 ..oMpok. She is from WangamiL having left that port last~Tuesday night, with a strong N.W. wind which lasted till rounding Cape Paliser ; from thence strong westerly winds till arrival. She brings a full load of timber consigned to Mr Glendining. The cuttor Clara, Capt. D. Fernie, arrived from Mohaka last night, with a full load of maize.

The s.s. Kiwi, Captain Campbell, is to leave Wellington for here tbis evening, and may be looked for on Monday morning early. She is to leave again at 5 o'clock on Monday night for the same place. The s.s. Maori is to leave for the Wairoa at 10 o'clock to-night. The barque Mercia will sail for Timaru on Tuesday next, and all claims against her must be rendered to the agent of the N.Z. Shipping Company Mr Balharry, by noon on Monduy next, otherwise they will not be recognised.

(bt cable.) Mexbotjenb, Maach 19. A telegram from Galle announces that the P and O Company's steamship Hydaspes sailed from that port yesterday for Australia. Among her passengers is Mr Marshall Wood, the well-known sculptor.