SHIPPING. PORT OF WELLINGTON.

Evening Post, Volume XVI, Issue 112, 25 April 1878, Page 2

SHIPPING. PORT OF WELLINGTON.

AiIBIVAI/S. April 2j— Taranaki, ss, 327 teas. Malcolm, from tho North. Passengers : Cabin— Misses Carrington, Brown, and Cottingham, Mrs. Nathan, child and servant, Mrs. Whitcombe, family aud servant., Messrs. Firth, Wittkowski, Mills, Whitcombo, Boyce, Cox, Paul, Knight, Nathan, and Knowles ; 8 steerage, and 9 for the South. DEPABTUBEB. April 21 — Rangatira, bs, 196 tons, Evans, for Napier and Poverty Bay. Passengers : Cabin— Messrs. Whito, Ross, and Williams. April 24— Jane Douglas, bs, 7G tons, Fraser, tor Foxton. Passenger : Cabin— Messm. Knight, Carpenter, Winks, and Holmes. April 21 — Napier, ss, 48 tons, Fisk, for Blonbehn. April 24— Ttii, 83, 01 tons, Wills, for Kaikoura and FlaxbvJurno. April 34— Wellington, sa. 279 tons, M'Gee, for Picton aud Nelson. Passenger : CabinMr. Barnicoat. 'ipril 25— Robin Hood, brig, 279 tons, Paton, tor Newcastle. April 25 — Manawatu, ps, 1013 tons, Harvey, for Wanganui. Passengers : Cabin— Miss Duff ey, Mrs. M'Cloud, Messrs. Nolan, Somers, Richardson, Hickaon, and 2 steerage. April 23— Wanaka-, ss, 277 tons, M'GiUtvray, for Auckland via the East Cojist. Passengers : Cabin— Misses Downo3 and Hairis, Meßdames Henderson. Bakei 1 , and Healey, Messrs. Weld, Williams, Henderson, Jay, and Halse. April 25— Taranaki, bb, 327 tons, Malcolm, Cor the South. Passengers: Cabin — Mrs. SDent and family (4), Mesbre. Levy aud Bishop ; 1 steerage. ENTERED OUTWAIIDB. April 21— Maidon City, schooner, 27 tons, Cumin, for Pelorus Sound. EXPEOTED ABBIVAIiB. Albion, b», from Melbourne via Wobt Cdast,23th Napior, ss, from Blenheim, 25th TTaiaroa, bs, from Lyttolton, 2Cth fitormbird, bs, from Wanganut, '26th JTdne Douglas, bs, from Foxton. 2(ith Taravua, at, from Melbourne and Hobart Town, via the South, 27th Rotcrua, ss, from the South, 27th Wellington, ss, from Picton ami Nelson, 27th Manawatu, ps, from Wangatnii, 27th Kangatiro, ss, from Napier, 28th Taupo, ss, from Auckland via East Coast, 29th Hawoa, ss, from the South, 30th Kasby, ss, from the South, 30th May, schooner, from Singapore, early Bophia R. Luhr, from New York via Dunedin early Leucadia, ship, left London 11th January ; Canmore, ship, left London 18th January; Craigie Lea, ship, left London Gth February ; Fleione, ship, left London 26th February; Craigmullen, ship, from London, catty PBOJBOTED DEPABTUBEB. Lyttelton, p*, for Blenheim. 26th Vaiarou, en, for the North, 20th Napier, bb, for Blenheim, 2Gtk Albioii, ss, for Melbourne and Hofoatt Town, via too South, 26th I*ararua, bs, for Melbourne via West Coast,27th Lima, ps, for Westport and Greymouth, 27th Rotorua, ss, for Sydney via East Coast, 27th Btonnbird, ss, for Wanganui, 27th Tui, SB, for Kai&oura and Lyttelton, 26th Kiwi, ss, for the East Coast. 29th Tanpo, as, for the South, 29th Wellington, bs, for Picton and Nelson, 29th Jane Douglas, as, for Foxton, 29th Rangatira, ss, for Napier end Poverty Bay, 29th Manawatu, pa, for Wanganui, 29th Kennedy, bs, for Nelson and West Coaßt, 30th Hawea, ss.for Auckland via East Coast, Ist Easby, ss, for Sydney, Ist BY TELEGRAPH. Nelson, 24th April. Arrived, late— Murray, from Wellington. Wanganui, 25th April. Arrived, early— Stormbird, from Wellington. Picton, 25th April. Arrived, 1.30 a.m.— Wellington, from Wellington. +. The b.b. Taranaki sailed from Onehunga wharf at 12.30 p.ru. on the 23rd, and arrived off Taranaki at 7 the following morning, having experienced a fresn N.w. breeze and thick weather, •with rain and heavy beam sea ; left again at 9.30 a.m., and had a fine run to Nelson, arriving at 11.30 p.m. ; sailed again same tide, at 2.30 a.m., arviving at Wellington at 10.45 this morning. She went South again this afternoon. The steamers Wellington, Tui, Napier, and Jane Douglas, sailed lust evening. The p.B. Manawatu took her departure for Wangauui at 10.30 this morhing, and the Wanaka for Auckland via the East Coast got away at noon. The brig Robin liooil sailed for Newcastle thin morning. Tho steamer Albion had not arrived from Melbourne up to 4 p.m. to-day. She will probably bo iv lato to-night or early to-morrow morning. The Tararua, -which comes from Melbourne via the South, will not be here until. Saturday morning. Tho s.s. Taiaroa should arrive here to-morrow forenoon from Lytteltou. She leaves again for the North at 8 p.m. same day. The s.s. Kiwi was launched off the slip yesterday, and came round to the wharf this morning. Jjho leaves for Castlepoiut and Napier oil Monday. The ship Gainsborough is advertised to sail for Ban Francisco on the 30th inst. COMMERCIAL. « Mr. G. Thomas yesterday afternoon sold several largo lines of general merchandise. Tho following prices were realised :— Henuessy's brandy, 33a case, in bond ; Henke's geneva, 11s case, in bond ; Denis Mounie's brandy, 80s case, in bond ; Long John whisky, 10s 6d case, in bond; Duuedin whisky, 24s cose, duty paid; Guinnesß's stout— quarts 11s, pints 7s 6d, duty yaid: I.C. Yarraville sugar, £44 7s 6d per ton; Leo- & Perrin's sauce, 12s 6d per dozen ; Morton's pickles, 8s 6d; Pink's pickles, 8s; Edwards' pickles, 7a 9d; Morton'a salad oil (half-pints), 5s !)il ; soda crystals, 8s 6d per cwt. ; Bell & Black's vostaa (plaid boxes), 5s 6d per gross; Chinese toa, ox May (slightly damaged), Is to la Id per lb, duty paid ; King's flour, £12 per ton ; Anderson & Co.'s flour, £12 10s ; bran, Is per lmshel ; potatoes, £3 15s por ton ; fowls' barley, :is per bushel ; sharps, £0 per tou ; Chrißtchnreh bacou, s<d per lb ; fencing wire, 6, 7, 8, and 9,jE16 to £17 lOs per ton ; cut nails, 7s per cwt.