Shipping Intelligenc.

Nelson Examiner and New Zealand Chronicle, Volume XXVI, Issue 100, 20 August 1867, Page 2

Shipping Intelligenc.

AEBIVED. August 16, steamer Lytfelton, from Weßtport. — steamer "WaßaVy, from Wesfcporfc. 17, steamer Kennedy, from Weßtport. 18, cutter Ann, from Waitapu. — schooner Sisterß, from West Wanganui. — schooner Jane, from Motupipi. — stoamer Nelson, from Westport and Greymouth. 19," steamer Murray, from Westport. — steamer Lord Ashley, from Auckland, via Napier and Wellington. SAILED. August 16, steamer Otago, for Melbourne, via Southern ports. 17, steamer Storm Bird, for Westporfc. — cutter Cosette, for Awaroa. 19, steamer Lyttelton, for Wairau. ENTERED INWARDS. August 17, steamer Kennedy, 125, Carey, from j Westport, in ballast. Passengers — Messrs. Talbofc, Freeth, De Carle ; and four in second cabin. — steamer Wallaby, 101, Daniel, from Westport. Passengers— Captain Benton, Mr. Bradley, Mrs. Williams and family, Messrs. Smith, Maddoek, and Blank. 19, steamer Lord Ashley, 296, Worsp, from Wellington, &c. Passengers : saloon — Messrs. Herman, Marteley ; second cabin — Messrs. Harvey, Cartes, Letten, Dalcey, Digman, and Ward. — steamer Nelson, 88, Whitwell, from Westport. Passengers — Mrs. Reid, Messrs. Langford, Tasker, Anslow, and two others. — cutter Ann, 15, Eure, from Waitapu. — steamer Murray, 56, Holmes, from Westport, in ballast. — schooner Sisters, 12, Watts, from West Wanganui. — steamer Lyttelton, 49, Scott, from Westporfc and Karamea, in ballast. — schooner Jane, 20, Charles, from Motupipi. CLEARED OUTWARDS. August 16, steamer Otago, 457, Symons, for Wellington and Southern ports. Passengers : saloon — Messrs. Cogan, Thompson, Clark, Suisted, Smith, Convey, Fletcher, Mr. and Mrs. Mackay, Mr. and Mrs. Morton, Mrs. Webb, Mrs. Braithwaite, Mrs. and Miss Smith, Captain Johnson, Mr. and Mrs. Shand, Misß Hopkins, Mr. Bell, Mr. Sclanders, Mr. Edwards, Mrs. Nelson, and 12 original ; second cabin — Mr. Lambert, Mrs. Thomas, Mr. Richardson, and 135 original. — cutter Cosette, 8, Hadfield, for Awaroa. 17, steamer Storm Bird, 68, Holmes, for Westport. 19, steamer Lyttelton, 49, Scott, for Wairau. BXPJJOTBD ARRIVALS. Steamer Airedale, from Taranaki and Manukau ; August 20. Steamer Wellington, from Picton and South ; August 24. Steamer Phoebe, from the South ; August 23. Steamer Rangitoto, from Melbourne, via South.; August 24. Steamer Storm Bird, from Westport. Steamer Cleopatra, from Waikato j shortly. Ship Vesta, from London, via Dunedin j shortly. Ship Cissy, from London ; sailed June 3. Barque Dona Anita, from London ; sailed March 3. Barque Kate Waters, from Queensland. Schooner Margaret Campbell, from Gloucester, PROJECTED DEPARTURES. Steamer Wallaby, for Taranaki and Wanganui j to-day. Steamer Lord Ashley, for Grey, Hokitika, and Bluff; to-day. Steamer Southland, for Wanganui; to-morrow. Steamer Airedale, for Picton and South ; to-morrow. Steamer Kennedy, for Karamea, Westporfc, and Greymouth ; to-morrow. Steamer Nelaon, for Greymouth and Westport; August 23. Steamer Phoebe, for Taranaki und Manukau 5 August 24. Steamer Wellington, for Taranaki and Manukau ; August 25. Steamer Rangitoto, for Melbourne via Hokitika; August 25. Schooner Amateur, for Newcastle. VBSBKLB IN HARBOUR. Steamer Kennedy, from Buller, Grey, and Hokitika. Steamer Wallaby, from Weslport and Greymouth. Steumer Nelson, from Westport and Greymouth. Steamer Ludy Burkly, irom Colliiigwood, Steamer Southland, Irom Westport. Steamer Murray, from Westport. Steamer Lord Ashley, from Wellington. Barque Avery, from London. Schooner Amateur, from Newcastle. Schooner Sisters, from West Wanganui, Schooner Jane, from Motupipi. Cutter Ann, from Waitapu. Cutter Roving Bride, from Tata Islands. Cutter Eliza, from Adele Island. Cutter Venture, froni Havelock. Barge Try On, from Addle Island,

IMPORTS. Wallaby, from Westport — 56 tons coals, 3 bales wool, 19 hides, N. Edwards and Co. Sistebs, from West Waganui— l6 tons of coal, Levick. Ann, from Waitapu — 3,000 feet timber, Harley ; 5,000 shingles, 1 pkge fowls, Order; 2 pkgs bacon, 1 box butter, Webster ; 2 pkgs butter, Rentoul ; 1 keg butter, Lewis ; 1 pkge turkeys, Order ; 1 pkge hides, Bettany. Nelson, from Westport— 3o tons coal, N. Edwards and Co. Jane, from Motupipi— 6,4oo feet timber, 8,000 shingles, Order ; 2 pkgs bacon, Jones ; 1 box butter, 3 boxes eggs, 17 fowls, Webster. Lord Ashley, from Wellington — 4 cases arms, &c, Officer of Militia ; 5 kegs butter, Levick ; 12 sacks wheat, Johns j 6 trusses and 1 bale leather, Lightband ; 1 pkge, Miss Drew ; 1 saw, Wilkins ; 2 bales paper bags, 1 cask coffee, Fisher ; 1 case stationery, 1 pkge, Registrar of Deeds ; 1 case, Union Bank ; 1 pkge, Davis ; 1 case, Corbett ; 4 cases chairs, Hounsell; 2 cases, Soloman ; 1 case, J. Hounsell ; 1 case, 3 castings, Lucas and Son ; 7 pockets hops, Order ; 4 pkgs guttering, &c., 1 cask, Scott ; 3 pkgs, Hadfield, lease, Davis; 2 gates, Braithwaite; 1 roll lead, Scott. EXPOBTS. Otago, for Southern ports and Melbourne— l case, Lockhart and Co. 5 1 case, Bray ; 6 bags potatoes, 2 bags barley, 2 bags seed, 1 pkge cloth, Firth and Co. ; 1 case vestas, 2 boxes, Reilly and Co. ; 1 cask, Hill ; 2 pkgs, Morton ; 1 trunk, Heog and Co. j 6 hhds oil, 2 pkgs, Akersten. Stobsi Bird, for Westport — 1 bale leather, Cawthron ; 1 anchor, 1 coil rope, Akersten ; 6 qr-casks ale, Hooper and Co. ; 3 cases glass, 6 bags vegetables, Hale ; 4 pkgs, Snow ; 2 pkgs, West ; 2 boxes eggs, 1 box butter, 2 cases, Craik ; 30 bales chaff, Maitland; 30 head of cattle, Johnson. Cosette, for Awaroa — 1,600 bricks, 4 bags flour, 1 pkge, Hadfield. Steamer Lobd Ashley. — The Panama Company's steamer" Lord Ashley, H. Worsp, commander, arrived off the Lighthouse at B'3o, on Sunday, from Auckland, via Wellington, having left the latter port at 315 the same morning. Wbeck op the Vixen. — The schooner Vixen has been wrecked on the Ninety-mile Beach, south of Banks' Peninsula. The master of the vessel, Captain Moodie, and a seaman named Bristow, who had I commanded several coasting vessels sailing from Dunedin, lost their lives. Wbeck of the Schooneb Edwabd Moobe, at Manawatti. — The Wellington Advertiser, of the 14th instant, says: — "By the mail received yesterday by Cobb's coach from the We6fc Coast, we learn that the Bchooner Edward Moore, bound from Onehunga to the Buller River, was driven ashore at nine o'clock on the night of Wednesday last, about five miles south of the Manawatu River. Richard Ogden was the master, and the following is his report of the occurrence : — ' I, Richai'd Ogden, master of the schooner Edward Moore, from Oneliunga, bound to Buller River, with a cargo of potatoes and timber, two passengers, and a crew consisting of three, including master, left Manukau and crossed the bar on Monday, July 22nd, with a light wind from N.W. After leaving Cape Egmont experienced heavy weather ; carried away all the sails, and was finally driven on shore about five miles south of the Manawatu River, where the vessel now lies a total wreck. The vessel is sixteen tons burthen, unizisixr'ecl, &ticl llie captain ia liolf owner, tlie otber linif belongs bo Peter Grain, of Onehunga.' " Missing- Vessels. — The Duiwtan correspondent of the Grey River Argus, writing on the 3rd instant, says : — " Nothing has been heard of the missing vessels Driver or Phoenix, and I believe the Provincial authorities have asked the General Government to despatch the s.s. St. Kilda to search the unfrequented boys on the S.W. coast of Otago, and also of Stewart's Island, or even as far south as the Aucklands, in the hope of rendering assistance to any shipwrecked crews who may have succeeded in reaching land on these inhospitable shores, which is a probable enough supposition."