SHIPPING.

Lyttelton Times, Volume LI, Issue 5601, 6 February 1879, Page 4

SHIPPING.

LYTTELTON. ARRIVED. Feb, 6.—Wakatlpu, as,, 1156 tons, Wheeler, from Sydney, vi& Wellbigton. £. Poflett, agent. Paaaengers—saloon: from Sydney—Mrs Williams, M.m Hannah, Messrs Hamilton, Marsden, Scanlon, Mason ,Helm, Cogla. Biley, Griffin, Bast, Buobannon, Bvans, Price, Dr Sturt. From Wellington—Motblames Eoberts, Xongt PergnssoQ t Pitzgerold, Messrs Evans, Price, Eoborts, Tubman, Forsyth, Thompson, Sanndera, Scott, Brown. Hannah, Peacock, Buohannan. White, Robertson, Taucrod, Fergnaaou, Dr M'Donald; 18 steerage. Feb. 5-Southern Cross, 8.8., 139 tons, Helander, from Gore’s Bay. Geo. Moekay, agent. Feb. 5 - Anwata, e.s., 623 tons, Underwood, from JCdlbouno vn South. R. Pufldtt* ureut. Pas* rangers— Saloon: from Melbourne Moa dames 800 and family (6). E. Osborne, James, Monk, Mr and Mrs -Fowke, Mi-ses M. A. Monk, Dr Deamer, Me sra J. Nelson. W. K. Hill, Prom Coast -Mosdames Jebsou, Walker, Maofarlaneand family (21, C iptain Watson, Messrs Keogh and ‘Graham ; eight steerage; 45 for forward ports. Fob. s—Stag, ba'que, 335 torn, Ross, from Timaru (put in through stress of wealher),

CLEARED. Feb. s—Dido, schooner, 68 tons, Johnston, for Nelson. Master, agent. _ ~ Peb. 5. Amaranth, schooner, 51 tons, Bradley, -forMasukan. Guthrie and Larnach, agents. Feb. s.—Mallowdale, 1290 tons, Dornon, for New •oastle. Edward-, Bennett and Co., agents.

SAILED. feb. s.—Arawata. a.*., 633 tons, Underwood, for “Wellington. K. Pufldtt, agent -- •atootrT Mr end Hra Herbert, Btr.Mw end. Miss ffijoolbraind, Griffiths, Spencer, Mr and n&s 'Kilpatrick, Captain Wf»rster,Mes«Pß Baynard, Bnsh, O. Fi*hisr, Neere and 3 children. Steerage—Mrs Mr and Mrs Mahoney, Messrs wose, P»ae, D. XiOruu, VS r akilin, Short, Sipperell 5 and 45 orttfn&J. _,, , . ’Feb. 6.—Wakatinn, s.s.. 1156 tons, wheeler, for •Fort •Chalmers, it. Pnflelt, agent. Passengers—--•aloon: The Dean of Christchurch, Miss Parkerson, Mr Hunter. Steerage—Mr Buddy.

IMPORTS. Per Wakatlpu: Prom Sydney, under bond—2lo etrolfies' msrar, 16 deals,-35 casks, 360 cfiscs, 3 pkgs, & pair naves, A -qr»casks, J 75 boxes, 411 bogs, 27 -hales, 1 how. From Wellington, free—3 pkgs, I -trunk, 75 boxe., 24 bars, 2 oases, 16 telegraph poles. -Consignees—J. King and Sons; Tailored; Jones; Postmaster; Hawkins and Co.; Bhernhay; Mailbmp. Telegraph Department; W, Saunders; H. B. Sorensen; T, aad E. Pavitt; Moling and Co.; K. -Binstead; T. Brown; J. R. Hamilton; Tombs and Davis; B. Marks; Matheson’s AgencyH. J. "Wood- E. Shannon. A. Simpson, A. White, T. Grey; W.Simmons; Order; Bank New Zealand; .J. E. Beid; Cuff and Graham; H. Stewart. Anwata: From Melbourne, under bond-2 qr. Heroes, SBS ease*. 2 trusses, 11 pkgs. 9 qr.-casks, •138 boxes, 72 halt chests, 18 bales, IS sacks, 10 -pumps, 1 roll, 7 pels. From Dunedin, ex warehouse, mndcr bond—29 esses. Free—42 cases. 1 phaeton. •Con«sgßß6B—A, Wilson and Co.; W. Cardoll, Mrs Pope; Petersen; Mason, Strothers and Coy BcJwart*; Order; Fletcher; A. Turner; T. J. Moling; J. Ballantyre; Brown and Smith; Simpeon; 8. Nashle-ki; Crerar and Whitoombe; Geo. Booth; T. Banks; W. Short; Cuff and Graham; Duncan and Son; BradweU; L. E, Bart; Dingwall; Wilkin and Co.; Lightband, Allan and Co.; G. L. Beath and Co.; Baird and Co.; Wm. Dnckwortb; iVaii>n«fa.in and Co.; Lewis; Wood; Kemptheme; Sargood, Son and Ewen. EXPORTS. Wakatlpu: For Dunedin, under bond—2oo cases ttlmim. Free —6 eases produce. Shippers— JemeRon Cuff and Graham. Azuwata: For Wellington, stripper, 48 sacks, 20 bags. For Nelson—S bars steel, 7 pkgs, 10 kegs, 7 cases. Shippers—Railway storekeeper; A. J. White; Vauilman and Oo.; J. Gilmour ;P. and D. Duncan; J. Eajle; B. Wilkin and Co.; Moir and Co.; E. Puflett; Boysa, Stead Co. ; Qeo. Mackay; P. Cunningham and Co. VESSELS IN HARBOUR. Ships—Northern Monarch, Hydaspes, Hurunui, Mallowdale, Molborongh, Waikato. Braques—Bebington, Times, Florence, Vindex. Stag, Mary Blair, Sunbeam, Signal, Helen Augier, Menneoh, Marie, Bells, Waratoh. Chittagong. Bttrqoen tines—Ebenezer, Swallow, Jasper. Brigs—Drover, Firefly, Argos, Clematis. Brigantines and schooners —Herald, Elisabeth Curie, Eliza Mary, Shepherdess, Mary King, Bee, Dido, Mary Bannatyne, £. and U. Cameron, Volunteer, Nightingale, Amaranth, Cleopatra, Richard and Mary, Ketches—Kestrel, XXX, Alice Jane. Steamers—Titan, Lyttelton, Akaroa, Cutters—Petrel. VESSELS AT 188 WHARVES. Ke. X wharf —Hurunui; Hydaspes, loading ; Marlborough, discharging; Waikato, discharging; Bebingten, discharging; Times, discharging; Florence, loading. No. 2 whari —Fli** Mary, Marie. No. 3 wharf—Swallow, Bon beam, Ada C. Owes, Cleopatra. He. 4 wharf—Drover. Tunnel wharf—Helen Angier, Jasper, Dido, Amaranth, Kestrel, Waratah, Vindex. Peaoock's wharf—Mary Blair, Signal, Mary Bannatyne. Amateur, Bells. Breatwork—Herald, Petrel, Richard and Mary.

From London Orthes, Niagara (P.8.M.L.), Carmelo, Boyne (W.8.P.8.), Arethnsa (J.5.8.F.), Chile . (K.H.N.V.), City of Quebec (H.F.P.L.), Coriolanns, Cepe Finesterre (N.P.8.W.) From Auckland—Caledonia, Sissy. From Kaipara Speedwell, _ Fawn, Emperor, Derwent, Camille, Flora, Clematis. From Newcastle Letterfourie, Island City, Airogante From Port Chalmers— Arawata, Feb. 5; Tanpo, Feb. 8. From New York via Dunedin—James A, Borland.

From Glasgow— Coromandel (P.C.F.D.J. From Napier—Josephine. From Wellington—Wakatipu, Feb. 5. From Wanganui - St Kilda. From Thames-Josephine. From Auckland via Fast Coast —Hawea, Feb. 8 j Wanaka, Feb 15. From Melbourne via South—Kingarooma, Feb. 13. From Sydney—Tararua, Feb. 4. From Bluff—Sarah and Mary. From Calcutta—Buttermere, Q.M.D.P. From Pernambuco—Pioko (Q.K.P.G.). From Graiton —Mary Newton. From Havelock—Alert. From Melbourne—Evan Ell. From Kaikoura and Wellington—Tni, Feb. 8. PROJECTED DEPARTURES. For London Hydaspes, Florence, Marlborough, Waikato. For Sydney, via Wellington—Waiatipu, Feb. 12; Tararna, Feb. 27. For Auckland, via East Coast —Taupo, Feb. 8; Hawea, Feb. 15. For Melbourne, via Dunedin and Bluff—Arawata, Feb. 12; Kingarooma, Feb. 18. For Port Chalmers—Tararua,Feb. 4; Wakatipn, Feb. 5. For Newcastle—Swallow, Mallowdale. For Melbourne via North—Claud Hamilton. Wellington—Taupo, Feb. 8; Wakatipr, Feb. For Kaipara—Mary Bannatync. For Bluff—Hnruuui, Drover. For Nelson—Dido. For Wanganui—St Kilda. For Kaikona and Wellington—Tui, Feb. 8. TheKeward, schooner, for Motanau, and Linnet, ketch, for Pigeon Bay, sailed yesterday. The ship Mallowdale for Newcastle, Dido, schooner, for Nelson, and Amaranth for Manukan, cleared at the Customs yesterday. The barque Arrogaute left Sydney on Jan. 18 for Newcastle, there to load for this port. Messrs Cnff and Graham advertise the Tui for Wellington via Kaikoura on Saturday, and the brig Dover for the Bluff, The s.s. Southern Cross arrived off Gore Bay on Friday last, and lay there until 8 a.m. yesterday, when she ran back to port, owing to the south-east gaio preventing her discharging her cargo, and arrived at 2.15 p.m. The s.s. Wakatipu, Captain Wheeler, left Sydney on Jan. 29 at 7 p.m. Had fine weather acrose, Wellington being reached at 6 p.m. on Feb. 3 ; sailed at 5.30 p.m, on Tuesday. Experienced strong head winds and eea down the coast to arrival in harbour at i p.m. yesterday. The Wakatipu landed passengers and 100 tons of cargo, and sailed for Port Chalmers last night.

The barque Stag arrived in harbour on Tuesday night. She is from Kaipara bound to Tiumru, Captain Boss reports that he left Kaipara on Jan. 22, and arrived off Timaru on Jan. 29, when he was compelled to put to sea again owing to the heavy gale blowing. He fetched back to the port on Monday last, but was ordered to stand away to sea, owing to the heavy weather, and as his cargo had got loose iu the hold he ran for this port to secure it before attempting to make Timaru again. The Adelphoi reached Newcastle on Jan, 21, and the Southern Cross on Jan. 25. The Canny Scott caUed from Newcastle for here on Jan. 24.

On the recent passage of the Sparrowhawk from. Trinity Bay, Queensland, Captain Masters reports that on the 13th ult. he passed close to a reef not narked on the chart, and just outside the line of soundings. The position of the reef is 15 miles north-east of Cape Bowling-green lighthouse, and, as already stated, it is outside the line of soundings. —Melbourne Argue. The barques Finder and Waratah were berthed at the Tunnel wharf yesterday. Intelligence has been received from Cape Campbell that the ship Sonthninster has broken up, and wreckage is strewing the beach. Mr Boardman, acting for the underwriters concerned, has salved a large quantity of cargo, namely, 2000 cases kerosene, 20 organs, ana between 200 and 300 cases miscellaneous merchandise. Hr Boardman bought the hull of the ship on account of the Sonth British for 170. and has salved about £7OO worth of cargo.— Wellington Post. The Union Co.'s steamship Arawata, Captain Underwood, arrived from Melbourne vi 4 Sonth, bringing the inward English mail rl& Suez, at noon yesterday, in addition to S 3 passengers and 100 tons of cargo. Hr L. C. Hiller, her purser, furnishes the following report of the run: Bailed from Hobson’s Bay at noon on Jan. 80; cleared Fort Phillip Heads at 2.25 p m„ and passed Swan Island at 0 a.m. next day. Experienced fresh southerly and south-west winds across, and passed the Solanders at noon on Fob. 3, reaching Bluff harbour at 5 p.m. {landed 30 tons of cargo, and sailed at 4.30 a.m. Feb. 4, reaching Port Chalmers at 3 p.m.; left there at 8.30 p.m, and arrived in harbour at noon. The Arawata soiled for Wellington at 6.30 p.m. POUT OfflirTTaLTOir. High water this day (Thursday, Fob. 0, 1879.) Horning, 3.10; night, 3.35. Barometer, 29,97; thermometer, 55.00. Wind, north-east, lightj sky, overcast. teleqeaph’notioe boaed. Abuivaib. —Peb. 5: Lyttelton, 12.30 p.m., Arawata, from Port Chalmers; Port Chalmers, 3.45 p.m., Tatum,. from Lyttelton; Lyttelton, 4.20 p.m., WjJNtyO* from Wellington.

TIMAHU. ARRIVED. _ , , Fob. 4-Cstlin, ketch, 42 tons, Lydcrs, from Catlin’s river. The barqnentins G orge NoHe, and soliooner Tanranga, are in the roadstead. SHIPPING TELEGRAMS. Atjcelaxu, Feb. 5. Sailed—Wellington, for Sonth. Pjwsengers for Lyttelton—Mr and Mrs Sehnltxe, Mr Gilbert. - k Port Chalmers, Feb. 6. Arrived—Waitaki, from Oomorn; Bobyoito, from Newcastle: Torarui, from Lyttelton. . Sailed—Sea Shell aad Frederick Bassel, for Newcastle. Oamaru, Feb. 5. Arrived—Helena, briginUno. from the Bay of Islands,coal laden; St Kilda. as., from Dnuedm ; Star of the South, s.s.. from Dunedin. Sailed—St Kilda. s.s., for Lyttelton and Northern Ports; Mary Ogilvie, sdbooner, for Stewart s Island; Richard and Henry, brig, for Kaipara, in ballast. _ „ , . Invercargill, Fob. S. The schooner, PieryCross, bound for Timaru, is lying at the New River Heads, wind bound. Arrived-Groti. She sails again to-morrow at noon.