SHIPPING NEWS.

New Zealand Mail, Issue 661, 24 October 1884, Page 14

SHIPPING NEWS.

PORT OF WELLINGTON

ARRIVED. Thursday, Octobfr 16. form bird ss. 137 tons, Doile, from Wanganui. Passengers—Cabin : Miss West Mrs and Master Ruse, Messrs War die. Krull, Wallis, Webb, Thompson, Price, Tar low, Duncan and Johnston ; 2 steerage. Turnbull ail 'iVakatuf ss, 75 tons, Wills, from Lyttelton and Kaikoura. Passengers—Miss Engles Mr and Mrs McLaren, Messrs Scally, Athorn, Scott. Murphy and Newman. Levin and Co, aS Napier, ss, 48 tons, Fisk, from Eoxton. Levin and Co, agents. . Waihi ss, 63 tons. Manning, from Blenheim. Passengers—Miss Hall, Messrs Bagg, Mowatt. Price, Greenlery, Stansell, Mowley, and'Master Litchfield. U.S.S. Co, agents. Friday, October 17. Doric, ss, 3057 tons, Jennings, from London. N.Z.S. Co, agents. Friday, October 17. Te Anau, ss, 1028 tons, McGee, from Melbourne, via South. Passengers Saloon : Misses Vernon, Gavin,. Porter Mesdames Warren, Nicholls, Hutchinson and infant, Mr and Mrs Bichardson and infant, Messrs Bone, Brandon, Brindley, French, Stronach, Craig, Mclntosh. Mackay, Lundon, Jones, Connal, Aiken, Porter, Lea, alirimski, Irving, Mackay, Rev Father Coffey, Rev Mr Luxford; 20 steerage. U.S.S. Co, agents. St Hilda, ss, 174 tons, Greaser, from Creymouth. Passengers —Messrs Burke and Lawrence. Johnston and Co, agents. Maori ss, 118 tons, Connor, from Greymouth Passengers—Miss Praice, Messrs Dryden, OHonnor, and Master Kane. Johnston and Vy Vv'entwoi th, barque, Samson, from Port Stephens, N.S.W. Master, agent. sb 576 tons, Anderson, from Orehriw'ft,’ Taranaki, Nelson, and Picton. -p ‘ ' r “rs Saloon : Miss Richmond, Mrs Scott and familv, Mrs Hyder and child, Rev. Mr Nigh tin gale "and Miss Nightingale, Mr and Miss Richmond, Mr and Mrs Stafford, General Davidson. Messrs Benjamin, Bruce, Nairn, Gnon°r Levi, Oliver, Chamberlain, Hunter, and Kerr ; 10 steerage. U.S.S. Co, agents Wareatea, ss, 288 tons, Ewan, .rom WestP Doric, s.s., 4744 tons, J ennings, from London. Passengers for all New Zealand ports .—First saloon —For Wellington : MissN. M. Wheeler, Mr- and 2 Misses Anderson, Mrs Bothamley and 2 sons. Hon. John Martin and 2 Misses Martin, Dr. Martin, IMessrs W Barton, J. Martin, and A. H. Miles ; for Lyttelton: Misses Tori esse (3), and J. Roberts, Hon. W . S. Peter, Hon. G. Buckley, Miss Buckley, Mr Mrs, and Miss Hewitt, Messrs C. I. Alger and J. Marshman ; for Auckland : Mr and Mrs Dixon and family, Mr and Mrs kingsford and family, Mrs M. E. Fox and infant, Mr and Miss Thomas, Messrs J. Chambers, J. F. Dixon. A. B. Dumbleton, D. Strumpel, E* Wilkinson, Mr and Mrs Grothe and 2 daughters; for Port Chalmers : Misses Brouncke” (°l Dr C A. Stacpoole, Messrs J. \v . Smith’and F. W. Melland ; for New Plymouth : Mr C. P. Atkinson. Second saloon—F or \\ ellington ; Misses E. Carter and B. J. FlacK, Mrs J. Anderson and child, Rev. and Mrs J. K. Elliott and child. Mr and Mrs G. Marris and family, Mr C. H. E. Sweet ; for Lyttelton : Miss E. Grimsey, Mrs and Miss J, Eacott and family, Mr and Mrs Montgomery and familv, Messrs 0. T. Campbell and Bight on; for Auckland: Miss E. r English, Mrs A. Webbe, Bev and Mrs J. Marshall and family, Mr and Mrs A. Harvey and family, Mr and Mrs J. G. Moodie and family, Mr and Mrs G. Ogle and family, Mr and Mrs H. V. Wyng vert, Messrs Bailey. B-F • C. Brice, 1. E. Corkill. H. Haseler, E. E Littlejohn, C. McClymoufc, M. McGarvey, W. Ogle, F. H. Philipps, T. Purvis, W. A. Smith, B, D. Sweetapple; for Port Chalmers: Miss S. Shanklands, Messrs G H Gilroy J A. Kerr and A. Simpson ; for Westport : Mr L. Hill, for Napier : Mr P. Luzmore lhird Cabm—for Wellington : Misses M. B. Allen, S. Ballip rfer, Gamble. M. Johnson, C. Leyden, and E. Smart, Mesdames E. Hester, A. Hope, E. Mills, and E. Williams, Mr and Mrs G. Grabb and family, Mr and Mrs G. Holden and family, Mr and Mrs T. Twigg and family, Mr and Mrs Wellington and family, Messrs G. Buchan, H, W. Chamberlain, T. Chamby, H. Crabb, A. Downie. J. Hara, J. N. Harrison, C. Jago.fVV.T. and E. P. Jennings, D. Lindsay, J. B. Martin, J. McEldowney, V. Moller, E. T. Norton, J. Paterson, R. Priest and son, P. Roche, E. Thornton, B. B. Ulett and J Williams and son; for Lyttelton: Misses E. Barrett, C. Hassack, M. McKeow, E. Meagher, and F. Mitchell, Mr and Mrs O. Badham and son, Mr and Mrs J. Brown, Mr and Mrs Butcher and family, Mr and Mrs Robinson, Messrs J. Ashton, J. Frew, W. Gill, A. S. Hawley, B. Hopkins, J. H. Jol ies, J- aud S‘ Leen T. S. McCarthy, J. H. Miles, H. W Miliikee, J. H. Boas, J. Sim, D. Sullivan; for Auckland: Miss E. Fisher, Mesdames Tane H-iv and Ann Thomson, Mr and Mrs J. Brown and family, Mr and Mrs Clow, Mr and Mrs G. Cross, Mr and Mrs O. 1. Hearne and family, Mr and Mrs G. Beeves and family (-)- Mr and Mrs Shanaghan and daughter, Mr and Mrs W. Thornton and son, Mr and Mrs A. Bishop and family, Messrs P. Bropliy, K. Campbell, B. Chatfield, G. Dickson, G. Gemmei. F. G. Gerald. D. Hamill and children, A. Jones, M. and W. Kelly, C.C. Lamont,. J. Matthew, S. Matthews, D. McAulfield, J. Murchie, W. Rutherford, B. Shanks, G E. Spanner, J. Thorpe, J. Tinkler, 1 . Usherwood. E, H. and W. M. White, A. Wilson ; for Port Chalmers: Misses D. Hovering, McCartney, and Willis (2), Mrs J. Howie, Mr and Mr» Berriman, Mr and Mrs Butcher, Mr and Mrs B. Faulkner and daughter, Mr and Mrs McNeilly, Mr and Mrs Moore, Mr and Mrs H. McCleery, Messrs R. G. Bell, D. CPcbpoie C. W. Fawcett, G. Garon, J.Gilmoi ;: A ami J. Johnston G Maider, T. E Morrison, E. O’Donnell, A. Bidland, J. and W. Robinson : for Tauranga : Mr 1. J. Hayes; for Timarn: Mrs M. Hasten ; for the Bluff : Mr A. Inglis ; for Napier; Mr and Mrs M. Kin- and family ; 158 nominated immigrants. New” Zealand Shipping Company, agents. Saturday, October 18. Stella, ss, 105 tons, Gray, from Messrs lighthouses. Passengers Saloon. Messrs Werry, Paske, McLeau, and Reischeck; 6 Ste Wafeatea, ss, 23S tons, Ewan, from Westport. Williams, agent. -r-, , -p„ s . Tui, ss, 55 tons, Pope, from Eoxton Pas sengers—Cabin : Messrs Bowen and Clifford, 1 JT&, iw. ton. Passengers—Mesdames Ransome and Valentine, Mr and Mrs Fitz Gerald, Mr and Mrs Woods, Mr and Mrs Knight, Collins, Webb, Dunn, and O Bnen. Turnbull ai Kiwi,’ as, 133 tons, Campbell, from Napierand Castlepoint. Levin and Co, agents. Huia, ss, 90 tons, Chambers, from Wan oanni. Passengers —Cabin : Mrs and Miss Kemp, Major Kemp, Colonel Macdonald, Messro

Hipe, Hackett, and O’Donovan ; 1 constable, 2 warders, 5 prisoners, and a lunatic in the steerage. Turnbull and Co., agents. Sunday, October 19. Manapouri, ss, 1020 tons, Logan, from Auckland, Gisborne, and Napier. Passengers —Saloon : Misses Berry and Eccles, Mesdames Hyland, Croll, Crooke, Mr and Mrs Hartridge, Captain Daldy, Messrs Bidwell, Gautle, Mace, Staples, Graham, Hanlan, Mansfield, Smith, Wilson, Bell, Jobberns, Nicoll, Lambie, Christie, Bisley, and Myers ; 6 steerage. U.S.S Co, agents. Orari, ship, 1011 tons Keen, from London, Passengers—Saloon : Mrs, Miss, and Mr Mi 11ton Mr and Mrs Waring, Dr Bnlleid, Messrs Stu’rdes and Prior. N.Z.S. Co, agents. Southern Cross, ss, 15S. tons, Hutchinson, from Auckland via East Coast ports, lassengers—2 steerage. U.S.S. Co., agents. Koranui, ss, 301 tons, from South. Passengers —Misses Marshall, Paul, Houden, Gifferd, and McFarlane, Mesdames Smith and child Donnelly, Jenkins and Connor, Messrs Gunn and Holmes. Williams, agent. _ Waihi, ss, 63 tons, Manning, from Blenheim. Passengers —Messrs Liggins, Kenneth, and Smith. U.S.S. Co, agents. Stormbird, ss, 137 tons, Dode, from Wanganui. Turnbull and Co, agents. : Monday, October 20. Rotorua, ss, 576 tons, Anderson, from Lyttelton. Passengers—Saloon : Messrs Kirk, Fisk, Collins, Binnie, and Laing ; 3 steerage. U.S.S. Co, agents. „ , , Orowaiti, ss, 257 tons, Campbell, from Westport. Williams, agent. Active, 23 tons, Clifford, from Havelock. Master, agent. Go-Ahead, ss, 129 tons, Plumley, from Lyttelton and Waipapa. Johnston and Co, agents. Tuesday, October 21. Wanaka, ss, 27S tons, Neville, from Onehunga and Taranaki. Passengers—Saloon : Mesdames Steinmetz and Jones, Messrs Tregear, Taine, Kirk, Henderson, Tinker, Foldi, Neale, and Mason ; 5 steerage. U.S.S. Co, agents. _ , __ , Murray, ss, 78 tons, Bruce, from Nelson. Passengers—Miss McCann, Mrs Broughton, Me.-srs Bently, Paryson, Morrison, Darcy, and Elder. Turnbull and Co, agents. Tui, ss, 55 tons, Pope, from hUxton. Passengers—Mrs Fearson, Messrs Hepworth, Kelchy, Ivamsay, Jenkins, ITeelc, Ward, Listed, and Flynn. Bishop, agent. _ Napier, ss, 48 tons, Fisk, from Foxton. Levin and Co, agents. Wakatu, ss, 75 tons, Wills, from Jjvttelton and Kaikoura. Passengers—Cabin : Messrs Beattie, Wallace, Farlee, Lyon, Wady, and Moore ; 1 steerage. Levin and Co, agents. Wednesday, October 22. Rotorua, ss, 576 tons, Anderson, from Nelson and Picton. Passengers Saloon : Misses Hyde and Budge, Mesdames Wilson, Borzrc and child, Broad and family, Dr Satchel], Mr and Mrs Fisher, Messrs Marks, Crosbie, Buick, Hall, Ball, Simpson, Blundell, and Hughes ; 5 steerage. U.S.S. Co., agents. Jane Douglas, ss, 75 tons, Fraser, from Loxton, Passengers —Saloon : IVlrs Laker and boy, Messrs London, Branchett and party (4), Laing, Mitchell, Geashard, Jacobson, Barracorn, Lee, Fong and_ party (3), Kart Jennings, Brown and Jenkins; G steerage, lurnbull and Co, agents. Huia, ss, 90 tons, Chambers, from Wangaganui. Passengers—Cabin ; Misses Connelly, Burgess, Lawson, Glover, Mesdames Smith, Kell's, Brown and daughter, Clark, Messrs Walters, Belts, Aucker, Parnell, Sipkins, Master Beere ; 2 steerage. Turnbull and Co, agents. Hawea, ss, 462 tons, Hansby, from South. Passengers—Saloon : Misses Moore and Dunnett, Mr and Misses (3) Martin, Rev. J. T. Hinton, Hons. W. Reeves and Wigley, Messrs Lambie, Johnston, Lyall, Ogilvie and 6 steerage. U.S.S., Co., agents. Pleione, ship, 1092 tons, Renaut, from London. Passengers—Saloon : Mr and Mrs Reynell, Messrs Alderson, Lambert, King and Thomas ; steerage : Mr and Mrs Lueas and family (6), Messrs_ Newman, Duff, Dunkley, Longman, Rider, J ones and Robertson. E. Pearce, agent.

SAILED. Friday, October 17. Hauraki, ss, 58 tons, Harvey, for Opunake, and Waitara. Levin and Co, agents. Mawhera, ss, 340 tons, Johnson, for South. Passengers Saloon : Mrs Morgan, Messrs Bruce, Pennel, Hysson, Ogilvie, Paterson, and Harrison ; 3 steerage. Williams, agent. Maori, ss, 118 tons, Connor, for Greymouth. Passengers —Messrs Lindsay and Rutherford. Johnston and Co, agents. Stormbird, ss, 137 tons, Doile, for Wanganui. Passengers—Cabin : Mrs Nicholls, Mr and Mrs Wellington and 2 children, Messrs Bone, Buchan, Macdonald, Wilson, Stansell, Cleland, Fancourt, and Master Kemp. Turnbull and Co, agents. Te Anau, ss, 1028 tons, McGee, for Napier, Gisborne, Auckland, and Sydney. Passengers —Saloon : Mrs Taiaroa and child, Messrs Thomas, Mansill, Webb, Thompson, Law, Francis, Sinclair, Mitchell, Matthews, Pollen, Tapsell, and 42 ex Doric ;lO steerage. U.S.S. Co, agents. Waihi, ss, 63 tons, Manning, for Blenheim. Passenger—Mr Dodson. U.S.S. Co., agents. Wakatu, ss, 75 tons, Wills, for Kaikoura and Lyttelton. Levin and Co, agents. Napier, ss, 48 tons, Fisk, for Foxton. Levin and Co, agents. , . Mohaka, ss, 20 tons, Eckford, for Blenheim. Levin and Co, agents. Saturday, October 18. St. Kilda, ss, 174 tons, Greager, for Wanganui and Greymouth. Johnston and Co,, agents. Penguin, ss, '442 tons, Cromarty, for Auckland Fiji. Passengers —Saloon : Mrs Webb, Mr and Mrs Harvey and family, Mr and Mrs Vaude, Mr and Mrs Moodie and family, Mr and Mrs Ogle and family, Messrs Phillips and Barley; 50 steerage, ex Doric. U.S.S. Co, a °Rotorua, ss, 576 tons, Anderson, for LyttelPassengers—Saloon : Messrs Kirk,_Simmonds, Tripp, Escott, Campbell, Hewitt, Montgomery ; 20 steerage, ex Doric. U.S.S. Co, a °Tui, ss, 55 tons, Pope, for Foxton Bishop, agent. „ „ Wareatea, ss, 288 tons, Ewan, for Westport. Williams, agent. Monday, October 20. 1 Rotorua, ss, 576 tons, Anderson, for Picton and Nelson. Passengers—Saloon : Mesdames Manor and Hartridge, J udge Richmond, Messrs Cook, Fitzherbert, Blundell, and 2 boys ; 4 steerage. U.S.S. Co., agents. Fiuia, ss, 90 tons, Chambers, _ for Wanganui. Passengers Saloon : Miss Glover, Mrs Speight, Messrs Jenkins, Ngakara, and Wild. Turnbull and Co., agents. Stormbird, ss, 137 tons, Doile, for Wanganui, Taranaki, and Manukau. Passengers —Messrs McSweeney and Cohen. Turnbull and Co, agents. Jane Douglas, ss, 75 tons, Fraser, for Foxton. Passenger—Mrs Hume. Turnbull and Co, agents. Koranui, ss, 301 tons, Oliver, for Nelson and West Coast ports. Williams, agent. _ Waihi, ss, 63 tons, Manning, for Blenheim. Passenger—Miss Mclhvaine. U.S.S, Co M agents.

Mohaka, ss, 20 tons, Eckford, for Blenheim. Levin and Co, agents. Kiwi, ss, 133 tons, Campbell, for Castlepcint and Najiier. Passengers—Messrs McHeil and Thompson. U.S.S. Co, agents. Tuesday, October 21. Wanaka, ss, 278 tons, Neville, for Nelson. U.S.S. Co., agents. Manapouri, ss, 1020 tons, Logan, for Hobart and Melbourne, via South. Passengers— Saloon : Mr and Misses (2) Saunders, Mr and Miss Watt, Mr, Mrs, and Misses (2) Grigg, Mr and Mrs McDonald, Mr and Mrs Ashworth, Mr and Mrs fJtopps, Mr and Mrs Edmunds, Mr and Mrs Harper and family, Mrs Woods and family, Father Coffey, Messrs Smith, Beaver, Spence, Benjamin, Hackett, Henderson, Wood, Collins, Purchas and boy, Cam, Kirker, Kilgour, Chapman, Brandon, Stransell, Cooper, Hart, Mackie, Brindley, and Stroase ; lOsteerage. U.S.S. Co, agents. Southern Cross, ss, 15S tons, Hutchison, for East Coast ports and Auckland. Passenger—Saloon : Mr Lambie; 1 steerage. U.S.S. Co., agents. Murray, ss, 78 tons, Bruce, for Nelson and West Coast ports. Passenger—Mr Oliver. Turnbull and Co, agents. Tui, ss, 55 tons, Pope, for Foxton. Bishop, agent. Go-Ahead, ss, 129 tons, Plumley, for Waipapa. Johnston and Co, agents. Napier, ss, 48 tons, Fisk, for Foxton. Levin and Co, agents. Doric, ss, 3057 tons, Jennings, for Port Chalmers. N.Z.S. Co, agents. Orowaiti, ss, 286 tons, Campbell, for Westport. Williams, agent. Wednesday, October 22. Brisbane, barque, 395 tons, Griffiths, for Lyttelton. New Zealand Shipping Co., agents. W. C. Wentworth, barque, Samson, for Dunedin. Master, agent. G. M. Tucker, barque, 579 tons, Wood, for Newcastle. Passengers—Messrs Gaby and Stevens. Williams, agent. Ganymede, barque, 569 tons, Morgan, for Timaru. N.Z.S. Co, agents. Rotorua, ss, 576 tons, Anderson, for South. Passengers—Saloon :_ Mr and Mrs Holmes, Mr and Mrs Mills, Bishop Redwood, Hon. W. Robinson, Messrs Gamby, Baynes, Patterson, Prior, Milton, Bell ; 9 steerage. U.S.S. Co, agents. Huia, ss, 90 tons, Chambers, for Wanganui. Passengers—Dr Satchell, Messrs Downey, Wyvurt and Duncaney. Turnbull and Co, agents. „ Jane Douglas, ss, 75 tons, Fraser, for x 1 oxton. Turnbull and Co, agents. Wakatu, ss, 75 tons, Wills, for Kaikoura and Lyttelton. IMPORTS.

Per ss Doric, from London : 2 bales, 1 pci, E. Pearce ; 4 cases, R. Ayres ; 1 cask,_E. W. Mills and Co ; 36 cases, 8 bales, J. Smith ; 13 cases, Wilson and Richardson ; 32 pels and pkgs, Wellington-Manawatu Railway Company ; 113 cases, 11S bales, Hon. Colonial Secretary ; 21 cases, 1 cask, New Zealand Drug Company ; 20 bdls, 78 cases, 80 bearing springs, 2 pkgs, Hon. Minister Public Works ; 2 case 3, W. Bishop ; 14 cases, Kirkcaldie and Stains; 1 box, 4 cases, 10 casks cement, Johnston and Co ; 2 casks, Brunner Coal Company; 1 ease, W. Nathan and Co; 14 trunks, 5 cases, R. Hannah and Co; 1 case, 10 qr-casks, 80 rolls, Levin and Co ; 2 cases, J. Watt; 24 cases, 5 kegs, 1 bale, J. Nathan and Co; 5 bars, 2 cases, 1 cask, W. Dawson and Co ; 8 cases, 3 bales, J. T. Steele, 861 cases, 30 rolls, 6 drums, S2 casks, 2 octaves, 207 bdls, 35 pkgs, 79 trunks, 68 bales, 4 hlids, 32 kegs, 5 castings, 2 wheels, 9 boxes, 7 tanks, 61 bags, 1 truss, 7 coils, 5 qr-casks, 1 jar, 80 tubes, 225 bars, 8 plates, 5 pels, 6SO saslnveights variously consigned and to order. Per ss Te Anau, from Melbourne : 50 cases, 25 pkgs, 141 boxes, 1 crate, 12 brls, Turnbull and Co; 10 cases, Jameson Bros; 4 cases, Levin and Co ; 2 cases, 15 qr-casks, F. J. Preston ; 10 cases, Johnston and Co ; 2 bales, 1 case, 1 pci, Lyon and Blair ; 1 pci, Bank of Australasia ; 1 do, J. H. Heaton ; 1 case, 1 pel, Littlejohn and Son ; 1 case. Singer Company ; 1 do, J. Watt; 200 boxes, Dwan and Co ; 3 bales, Murray, Roberts and Co ; 114 cases, 400 boxes, 17 brls, 215 bags, 18 qr-casks, 8 trunks variously consigned and to order. Per ship Orari, from London —797 steel rails, Hon. Minister for Public Works; 8 cases, Kitchen and Sons ; 194 cases. Singer Manufacturing Co ; 390 cases, 1 tank, 60 drums, Johnston and Co ; 280 cases, W. M. Bannatyne and Co ; 501 casks, 45 cases, 4S grindstones, 1 bale, J. Nathan and Co; 299 casks, 27S bdls, 90 arms and boxes, 56 kegs, 71 boxes, 59 camp ovens, GO camp covers, 6 plugs, 1 bale, 5 machines, 1 plate, 2 backs, Dawson and Co ; 6 cases, 6 bales, Wilson and Richardson ; 2 casks, 1 case, N.Z. Drug Co ; 3 tanks, N.Z. Shipping I Co ; 3 trunks, Hannah and Co ; 1 pci, Is.Z. Loan and Mercantile Agency Co; 40 drums, R. Martin ; 1613 cases, 2600 bdls ; 75S casks, 25 octaves, 12 bales, 3 pels, 2015 bags, 10 lihds 174 plates, 2145 bars, 33 pkgs, 5 wheels, 90 drums, 15 camp ovens, 17 crates, 200 cased bottles, 12 sheets, 1 bath, SS kegs, 11S0 rails, 4 brls, 10 trunks, 1 tank, 6 boxes, 20 qr-casks, variously consigned and to order. Per ship Pleione, from London : 3125 cases, 8 tanks, 693 casks, 75 jars, S 3 qr-casks, 6 octaves, 2030 bags, 200 tons patent fuel, 1 box, Turnbull and Co ; 80 cases, 118 casks, 20 nests of tubs, 37 pkgs, 320 kegs, 24 bales, 100 boxes, 1 pci, 30 oetaves, 10 lihds, Levin and Co ; 711 rails, Wellington and Manawatu Railway Company ; 14 cases, 44 casks, 121 kegs, 100 drums, IS pkgs, 1 back, 1 hamper, 6 stoves, 2 bales, 1 pel, 567 bdls, 20 boxes, 53 grindstones, 8 rolls, 7 crates, John Duthie and Co ; 10 cases, 10 arms and boxes, 9 casks, 105 kegs, 9 barrels, 88 drums, E. W. Mills and Co ; oO cases, Bannatyne and Co ; 320 cases, 200 bdls, 165 boxes, E. Pearce ; 180 drums, W. Dawson and Co ; 798 rails, 119 bdls, Hon Minister for Public Works ; 100 boxes, 65 cases, 10 octaves, 2 tanks, 12 barrels, Zolirab and Co; 1 cask, 10 eases, Krull and Co; 14 casks, 26 rolls, 80 bdls, 28 cases, 36 kegs, 13 cases, 12 stoves, 6 casks, 1 hhd, B. Gardner and Co ; 162 bdls, 50 boxes. Gear Meat E. and P. Company; 96 cases,_o drums, R. Martin ; 955 cases, 500 casks, qr-casks, 7 octaves, 28 bales, 825 bars, 307 bdls, 230 kegs, 16 sheets, 162 tubes, 1 box, 50 drums, 3 anvils, 5 pigs of lead, 1 pci, 36 arms and boxes, 22 pkgs, 44 rolls, variously consigned and to order, and transhipments for Nelson, EXPORTS. Per ss Manapouri —For Hobart: 2 cases, N.Z. Loan and Mercantile Agency Co; /0 tierces, 75 casks, 14 cases meats, Gear Meat Co ; 1 pci, W. Bishop. For Melbourne : 4000tt timber, Stewart and Co; 6 pkgs, Southern ; 1 case, Wriggle3worth and Binns ; 4 cases, Wellington Club ; 4 pkgs, A. Murray Roberts and Co; 90 pkgs, U.S.S. Co. B Y TELEGRAPH. UNITED rr.ES.-5 association!. Auckland, October 16. _ Sailed—Manapouri, for Melbourne via Southern ports. Passengers for N\ elungton Messrs L. Wilson. M .nsfield, A. Graham, J. R. Smith, O. C. Bell, Mr and Mrs Hartridge. Wanganui, October 16. Arrived, 7 am—Huia, from Wellington.

Lyttelton, October 16. Arrived, 10.30 am—Hawea, from Wellington. Sailed—Hawea, for Port Chalmers ; Te Anau, for North.

Foxton, October 16. Arrived, early—Jane Douglas,from Wellington ; 6 pm, Tui, from Wellington. PrcTON, October 16. Arrived, 6.15 pm —Wanaka, from Wellington.

Napier, October 16. Sailed, 4 pm—Kiwi, for Wellington. Greymouth, October 16. Arrived—Charles Edward, from Hokitika. Sailed—Energy and Mary Campbell, for Auckland ; Anthons, for Timaru.

Patea, October 17. Arrived, 8 am—Waverley, from Wellington.

Nelson, October 17. Arrived, 5 am —Wanaka, from Picton. Sailed, 8 am—Rotorua, for Wellington, via Picton.

Castlepoint, October 17. Sailed, 2.15 pm—Kiwi, for Wellington. Lyttelton, October 17. Sailed, 4.45 pm—Go-Ahead, for Wellington, via Waipapa.

Auckland, October 17. Arrived—Pelham, from Greymopth ; Adelaide, from Newcastle. Sailed —Antares, for Lyttelton. The new steel steamer Clansman, built at Glasgow for the Northern Steam Navigation Company, arrived here from that x 3 °rt yesterday, after a passage of 93 days. She is 33S tons register, and did 124 knots on her trial trip. Captain W. H. Bradick is in charge. Dunedin, October 17.

Arrived—Hawea, from North. Sailed, this afternoon —Eklerslie, ss, for London; Ringarooma, for Melbourne, via Bluff.

Foxton, October 17. Arrived, 7.45 pm —Manawatu, from Wellington. Wanganui, October 17. The Huia will not sail for Wellington tonight. Auckland, October 18._ The scow Una, owned by D. H. McKenzie, of Auckland, with timber, from Tairua, struck a sunken rock outside the harbor, and is expected to become a total wreck. The Zealandia arrived at 7.30 pm. The passage uneventful. Passengers : For Auckland —Saloon : Captain Ashton and wife, John Joshua and wife, Dr J. McLeod and wife, Miss Olipliant, Messrs C. J. Hutchinson, T. Mahoney, W. H. Mahoney, J. Henderson ; 6 steerage ; for Sydney—33 saloon, 41 steerage. Among the cargo for Auckland were Sls boxes apples, 21 bales green corn, 1335 cases canned salmon ; 214 cases canned goods, 50 halfbarrels salmon. The Zealandia sails at daylight. October 19.

Sailed —Crusader, for London, with a cargo valued at L 42.000, comprising kauri gum, L 24.000; and wool, LSOOO. The Zealandia left for Sydney at 4 o’clock is morning. The Wanaka left Onehunga for South with the Southern San Francisco mails at 10 o’clock, and crossed the Manukau bar at noon.

Timaru, October 19. Arrived—Spray, from Lyttelton; Star of the Mersey, from Hobart ; Amateur, from Foxton ; Italy, from Dunedin; Parnell, from Oamaru. The Adelaide made the passage from Newcastle in six days. juyttelton, October IS. Arrived—Barque 11. J. Libby, from Boston, 10S days out. Westport, October 19. Sailed, 10.15 am. —Orawaiti, for Wellington, Napier, October IS. Arrived, 2.45 pm—Te Anau, from Wellington.

Kaikoura, October 19. Arrived, S pm —Wakatu, from Wellington. Foxton, October 20. Arrived—Napier and Tui, from Wellington. Taranaki, October 20. Arrived, 4 am. —Wanaka, from Onehunga, with San Francisco mail.

Sailed, 12.30 pm.—Wanaka, for Wellington. Bluff, October 20. Arrived, 6am. —Rotomahana, with an English mail, from Melbourne. She cleared Port Phillip Heads at midnignt on the 14th, and reached Hobart at 2 pm on the 16th ; left at S pm, and experienced strong south-west winds and heavy beam sea to arrival. Saloon passengers for Wellington—Mrs Dodwell, 3 children and nurse ; for Napier—Miss McAllan, Mr and Mrs Gordon Glass-Ford, child and nurse ; for Auckland—Mr and Mrs Blair, Messrs Cook and Cockburn ; steerage—3l for all x>orts. Wesipout, October 20. Sailed —Mahinapua aad Timaru, for Lyttelton. Greymouth, October 20. The Charles Edward left for the North this morning after being detained seven days owing to the roughness of the bar. The port is now empty of shipping. Lyttelton, October 20. Sailed, 6.10 pm.—Wakatu, for Wellington, via Kaikoura. Picton, October 20. Arrived, 7.10 pm. —Rotorua, from Wellington. Timaru, October 20. Arrived—Mawhera, from North. Sailed—Catlins, for Catlin’s River ; Spray, for Stewart’s Island ; Mawhera, for Oamaru. Greymouth, October 21. Arrived—ll am, Maori ; 2 pm, St Kilda, from Wellington. ‘ Lyttelton, October 20. ' Sailed, 6.10 pm—Wakatu, for Kaikoura ; Hawea, for Wellington. Auckland, October 20. Arrived, 7 pm —Penguin, from Wellington ; Energy, from Greymouth. Waitara, October 20. Arrived, 9.30 pm—Hauraki, from Wellington. Blenheim, October 21. Arrived, 7 am—Waihi, from Wellington. Patea, October 21. Sailed, 9 am—Waverley, for Wellington, via Nelson. Nelson, October 21. Arrived, 7 am—Koranui, from Wellington ; 7.40 am, Rotorua, from Picton. Timaru, October 20. Sailed —Mawhera, for Oamaru. Castle Point, October 21. Arrived, 1.40 pm—Kiwi, from Wellington. Hokitika, October 21. Arrived, 10.10 am —Wareatea, from Wellington. Sailed, 11.20 pm—Charles Edward, for

Nelson. Hokitika, October 21. Sailed, 11.20 p.m.—Charles Edward for Nelson.

Lyttelton, October 22. Arrived, 6.20 am —Manapouri, from Wellington. Sailed—Manapouri and Mahinapua, for South.

Napier, October 22. Arrived, 7.30 am—Kiwi, from Castlepoint ; 6.30 pm, Southern Cross from Wellington. Auckland, October 22. Arrived, 3 am—Wairarapa, from Sydney,

with a Brindisi mail. Passengers—-Misses Burnside, Fuller, Gardiner, Gardan, Mesdames Steward, Jameson, Hampson, "Warren, Knight, Rev. Nolan, Messrs Nash Schaly, Turnbull, Fuller, Grerouse, Gardiner, Ralph, Russell, Lang, Spicer. Hammond, Seward, Pain, Knight, Tawhiao, Topi j, Tetulci, Hari, Hohepa ;50 steerage. Saxon from Lyttelton ; Mary Campbell from Greymouth. Sailed —Sandfly for Tonga; Oamaru for Rarotonga.

Nelson, October 22. Arrived, S am —Murray from Wellington. Sailed, 6 pm —Waverley for Wellington. Westport, October 22. Sailed, 11.10 pm, 21st—Wareatea for Lyttelton.

Arrived, 11.5 pm—Manawatu from Wanganui. Arrived, 10.35 am Kawatiri from Lyttelton ; 10.30 am —Koranui from Nelson.

Greymouth. October 22, Arrived—Kennedy from Hokitika. Blenheim, October 22.

Arrived, noon —Mohaka from Wellington She returns together with the Waihi at 6 pm. Foxton, October 22. Arrived, 1.30 pm —Tui from Wellington. Dunedin, October 22.

Sailed Rotomahana for Auckland. Passengers for Wellington Captain and master Scott, Messrs Martin Gudgeon, Gibb, Hodge ; for Napier—Messrs Grant, Ah Ling.

The following passengers had booked by the New Zealand Shipping Company’s steamer Ruapehu, for Wellington, up to August 29 : Bishop and Mrs Hadfield, Mr and Mrs P. Donald and family, Mr and Mrs Percy Fryer and family, Mr Moore and Mr R. Gardner.

The barque W. C. Wentworth was signalled last Friday morning, and arrived in port in the afternoon. She put in here for provisions, being 21 days out from Port Stephens, a place about SO miles north of Sydney, bound to Dunedin with timber, and having shipped supplies, resumed her voyage. Messrs W. and G. Turnbull and Co, the local agents, have been advised that the Shaw Savill and Albion Company’s chartered steamer Florida left Rio de Janeiro on her way to London on the ISth inst. Her frozen meat was in good order. The Union Steamship Company’s steamer Hawea left Port Chalmers on Monday afternoon, called at Lyttelton, leaving there at 9.15"?pm Wednesday, and arriving here at 2.15 pm the same day. She sailed for Picton, Nelson, Taranaki and Manakau yesterday. The ss Huia arrived from Wanganui at 11.15 am Wednesday, after a run of 12 hours and returned the same night. The barque W. C. Wentworth, from Port Stephens, sailed for Dunedin at 7 am Wednesday, while the G. M. Tucker for Newcastle, and Brisbane for Lyttelton, got away at 10.30 am, and the barque Ganymede for Timaru at noon.

The New Zealand Shipping Company have been advised by cablegram, dated October 20, of the following movements of their steamers : —The ss Ruapehu left Capetown on the 19th inst for Port Chalmers, via Hobart; the ss Aorangi, hjmeward bound, arrived at Rio de Janeiro on the same day, her meat being in good condition ; and the ss lonic arrived at Plymouth, likewise on the same day, with her meat in good condition. The Shaw, Savill and Albion Company’s barque Helen Denny, Captain James, left London on September 11, for Wellington, consigned to Messrs Levin and Co ; she was to be followed by the barque Akaroa, Captain Bowling. The Shaw, Savill and Albion Company’s chartered steamer Coptic, how on her way out to the colony, calls at the following ports : Port Chalmers, Lyttelton, Napier, and Wellington, and is to leave here for London direct on December 17. The Union Steamship Company’s steamer Wakatipu is a day later than timetable date. She arrives here from the South to-day, and sails again the same day for Sydney direct. Messrs Turnbull and Co’s barque Alexa was at Shanghai on August 28. We are in receipt of a copy of the North China Daily News from Captain G. Robb of that vessel. VOYAGE OF THE DORIC. The New Zealand Shipping Company’s chartered steamer Doric arrived off the Heads on Thursday night last week, took the pilot on board at 6.45 a.m. last Friday, and was berthed at the Queen’s Wharf at 9.30, after having been passed by the health officer. She at once commenced discharging cargo. The following is a report of her voyage : —She left the Royal Albert Dock at 5 am on August 28, and proceeded to Gravesend, embarked passengers at 3 pm, and left for Plymouth at 5 pm ; anclioied the same evening off the Nore until daylight on the 29tli, arriving at Plymouth at 5 am on the 30th ; embarked passengers and mails, also 148 nominated emigrants, and left at 10 pm for Teneriffe. She experienced fair weather across the bay, and fell in with the NE Trades on the 3rd September in 32deg N, and arrived at Teneriffe at 6 pm on the sth ; took in coal and fruits, and left for Cape Town at spm on the 6th. Lost the NE Trades on the 7th in lSdeg N. Crossed the Equator on the 12th at 3 am. Picked up the SE Trades in 2deg W, which were very strong, with heavy head seas to within a short distance of the Cape. She arrived at Cape Town at 1 pm on the 21st, making the run from Plymouth in 20 days 14 hours. Having coaled and taken in mails and stores, she left for Hobart at Ipm on the 22nd. Experienced moderate easterly gales after leaving the Cape to SOdeg E, after which favorable winds were met with as far as Hobart. The shortest distance made on one day was 23S miles on Oct. 1, and the longest 330, on Oct. 7. She arrived _ at v Hobart at 8.45 am on the 12th, thus making the run from Plymouth in 40 days 23 minutes steaming time ; coaled, took mail on board, and left again for Wellington at 6 pm, and had westerly winds and fine weather, making land at noon, and the Brothers light at 10 pm on Thursday, arriving here as above. The steaming time from Hobart was *4 days 1 hour 31 minutes, the total steaming time_44 days 1 hour 54 minutes, while the duration of the voyage was 46 days 13 hours 19 minutes. Entertainments were given during ’ the voyage by the first, second, and third cla?s passengers, and also by 'the stewards. No sickness of any serious nature occurred, the only death which happened on board was that of a prematurely born child on October 9. Mr Greenwood, a second saloon passenger for Auckland, was missing on the morning of the 2nd September, and is supposed to have committed suicide by jumping overboard. The Doric had a very large number of passengers, there having been 70 first saloon, S 3 second saloon, and 198 third cabin passengers, besides 148 nominated emigrants on board, making a total of 499, of whom 23 were landed at Hobart for that port and Melbourne. Captain J. W. Jennings is, as before, in command, the only new officer being the chief engineer, Mr J. Mclntosh. The crew number 127 hands. We are indebted to Mr IV. H. Pickets, the purser, formerly of the British King, for the above report and latest files of English papers. She brought 19 bags of mails and a large quantity

of car-o. A number of her northern passengers went on in the Te Anau Friday night, 'while the Penguin, which sailed Saturday, took up the remainder of her Auckland passengers and the cargo. The Rotorua sailed at noon on Saturday, taking the Lyttelton passengers down, while the Done herself, which sailed from here for Port Chalmers direct on luesday, took on the Otago passengers.

ARRIVAL OF THE SHIP ORARI, FROM LONDON.

The New Zealand Shipping Company’s ship Orari, a well-known trader to Wellington, arrived in port at 11 am on Sunday frona London, having made the passage from the Downs to Pencarrow Heads, where she arrived on 1 ruiay night, in 99 days. She brings eight saloon passengers, who have enjoyed good ‘ throughout, and a large general cargo and comes into port in her usual neat and trun con dition. As before, Captain Keen is in com mand, Mr Middleton holding the positiou of chief’officer, while Mr Connolly, third, is now the second o ® c ° r .’ hl flf P ; he having been taken by Mr Collins, of the Hurunui. Captain Keen of the voyage Left Gravesend at midnight on July 9, four days later Lg^d Savill, and Albion Company s ship e ‘ on ®> 1 head winds down the Channe l , and passed the Lizard at 10 pm on the 11th. For two day s after a heavy GW gale was experien e . NE Trades were picked up in lat 30deg N, bu were lost again in 16deg N. A succession of li"ht variable winds was then encountered, and the Equator was crossed on August 16 m long 23de- W, the SE Trades having been met in lon-2deg Non the 14th. They were lost m lat 23deg Sand lon- 30deg W on August 2o Martin Vas Rocks having been passed on the oi q*. "R r iffliner winds prevailed until Septem be? 2, St 3sdfg S and P long 27deg W, followed by westerly winds until the 12th. Gough Island was sighted on September 7, the mendnn o Greenwich passed on September 10, and the Cape S Good Hope on the 13th. The easting was run down between the 44th and 4oth parallels and for the first three weeks in Ocean hard gales, principally from WIN to WSW were encountered. ° tember 21 a furious SSE gale, accompanied by a heavy fall of snow prevailed, but throughout the Southern Ocean no ice was seen, although the temperature of the w ater fell at times almost to freezing point. 1 mesSdian of Cape Leuwin was passed on October 4th, and the South Cape of Tasmania on the 12th. She arrived off Pencarrow Heads as already stated, on the 17th, and burnt blue S-hts for the pilot, but stood off to sea agam on account of the threatening aspect of the weather. She came in sight again on Sunday morning, and took Pilot Holmes on board at Barrett’s Reef, anchoring _in the outer anchorage as above. During the voy the following vessels were signalled . July 27, 20de-N, 27deg W, Pareora London to Otago (>’n company till August 5 ); Jmy 30, 14deg TvT 27de- W, Pleione, London to Wellington (in company till August 3); August 1,13 deg S? 27deg W, Nova Scotia, ? hiP, Tobicpxe, TVllprhprrv to Havre ; August Z, -l- » 27deg W, ship Star of Erin and barque Fairy Belle, of Liverpool ; August 10, Gdeg N, fiOdeg W, ship Hartfield, Cardiff to San August 15, 3deg N, 17deg W, brigantine Earl of Devon, Cardiff to Bahia ; August -0, 16de p 5 23deg W, brigantine Arcturus, of Annapolis 6 S - Au-ust 257 25deg S, SOdeg W, ship Gonolanus, London to Adelaide ; September 11, 42deg S, 9deg E, Coriolamis again ; August 30, 30de- 53min S, 26deg22min W, ship Cairnbury, London to Sydney.

THE STELLA’S TRIP KOUND THE SOUTH ISLAND.

The Government steamer Stella returned from her periodical visit to the South Island lighthouses and the West Coast Sounds at 10 15 am on Saturday. Captain Gray reports as follows of the trip :-She left Wellington on September 25, called at Cape Campbell, Godley Head, and Lyttelton; proceeded to Akaroa township, and visited the lighthouses at Akaroa Heads, Moeraki, and Taiaroa Head to land stores, and called at Port Chalmers She left Port Chalmers on October 2, called at Cape Saunders and Nugget Point the sane day, and at Dog Island and Bluff Harbor on the 3rd. She left the Bluff on the following day, and visited the lighthouses at Centre Island ami Puv segur Point. The next place, she called at ■was Preservation Inlet, where fishing and shootexcursions were made by those on board and a number of kiwis and lcekapos yere “hot, two of the latter being captured and brought back alive. On October sth she reached Dusky Sound. Here Professor Reischeck, a German naturalist, who had been landed on the previous voyage, was picked up. He has aurin a the time he was there collected a -Urge ber of bird skins, about 200 or 300. A Air Dogherfcy and party, from Dunedin, were landed at this sound. They intend to prospect for gold, tin, copper, and other metals. The next call was made at Caswell Sound, where the Stella remained all day on the 6th, to enable Mr W. McLean,. of the Caswell Sound Marble Company, to inspect the work being carried out there by that company. The machinery recently imported from America is now in course of erection, and m a few months’ time the manager expects to have everything in working order. me steamer then proceeded to Milford Sound, at which place a grand day’s sport was obtained, a number of clucks being shot. As a curiosity, it may be mentioned that three black swans were seen there, this being the first time swans have been noticed at.that place by Captain Gray Dan Sutherland, the well-known settler at Milford Sound, was seen, and is reported to be getting on very well.. At Martin’s Bay, one of the old Otago Provincial Government settlements, shirted eighteen years agi#' stores were landed for the settlers, who bS ve now dwindled down to three families, and Mrs Robinson and her daughter (Mrs Craig), who were dangerously ill, were taken on board to be landed at Nelson. Cargo for the settlers was further landed at Jackson’s Bay, Parin-a River, and Bruce Bay. At the firstnamed place the Stella was detained for three days—on the 10th, 11th, and 12th—by a fierce SE gale and tremendous rainfall. Most of the West Coast settlements are progressing very favorably. At Paringa River a party or surveyors and a road-making gang were at work ; while at Bruce Bay about forty to fifty miners were doing well at goldwashing. The Stella had thirty tons of cargo for these places, which is considerably more than she generally takes. She left Bruce Bay on Monday, in a gale, of wind, passed Cape Farewell the following night, being unable to land on account of the heavy sea, and reached Nelson on "Wednesday morning. She left Nelson, after renewing the chain of the Bell Buoy, on Thursday for Farewell Spit, to land stores, called at the new lighthouse at French Pass, and arrived here. as above, having had a strong NW gale, with very heavy sea, acrosa the Straits. ARRIVAL OF THE SHIP PLEIONE, FROM LONDON. The Shaw, Savill, and Albion Company’s

ship Pleione, Captain Renaut, was signaled at 8 am Wednesday, and was owedinto porfc by the ss Hawea, anchoring off the Qoees Wharf at 730 pm. Captain Renaut, who has traciea to this colony for nearly twenty ynars states that the voyage was one of the „“ ost , seT S ones he has ever made to New H. reports of the passage as -p. V_ ii Pleione sailed from the East India Do.k at 11 am and from Gravesend at 2 pm on July o, and passed through the Downs on the follow-in-d P ay. She cleared the Channel or. July 11, Wolf Rock bearing 16 miles to the N E at 6 pm Westerly winds were experienced down Channel and to lat 44deg N and long 10deg W. thence li-ht northerly winds into the NE Trades The latter were moderate, and were CrrMto lit N July 31st. Prom this date until August ora in company with the poxt) and the Pareora, bound to -N ew Zeaianci, and on August 1 she s *'l23 rlavs Macduff, bound from Akyab to C°rk I2S days out, and sent letters Home by er ‘ August 2 until the 13th the usual southerly winds and variable weather were e 7 c °\Y latter the SE Trades being picked .iponte latter date in lat 2deg N and long 17deg W. Xhe Equator was crossed at 2pm AugiTrade long 19deg 43min W, and the SE lrade, were lost in lat 28deg S and lon a 27de W on August 25. The meridian of Hreen wich was passed at 3 pm on Sep tember .3 m lat 37deg 24min S. Between this and the men dian of the. Cape four at 6 were experienced, the latter y T?com am on the 11th in lat 43deg 20 * r rj a n e this point to passing the meridian of Gape Leuwin at 4 am on October 9, in fat AAaeg lOmin S she experienced very unsteady, hea y weather the winds going all round the sra s up S P t £ e e f t The barometer then stood at 2b JU, ou 2'. < .V: , ““'SSSee lo! F?o„, September 20 to October 4 a SE gale with heavy seas was ex nerienced. On October 2 the Pleione was again in company with the ship Pareora, the Offer having her foretopgallant mast gone. The meridian of Hobart was passed at 6 am on the 15th instant, and strong westerly winds with squally wet weather were enco " to Cape Farewell, which was passed at 3 pm on ssffiftaJa sA of SySJsi dirty weather, but fortunately 11 °,!!™ a ] ;3 1 ione serious nature has been done. The 1 ieio brings 19.'; statute adults as passengers and a large general cargo, particulars of which will be found above. She was berthed at the Queen’s Wharf yesterday morning. TOTAL WRECKAGE OF A KETCH. (UNITED press ASSOCIATION.I AUCKLAND, October J 7. The Opotiki ketch run on a sunken rock off Mercury Bay, and become a total wreck with a cargo of maize. The owners of the vessel are Owen and Graham. It was insured in the United for L4OO, of which L2OO was reinsured in the New Zealand office. ENGLISH SHIPPING. (UNITED PRESS ASSOCIATION.) Auckland, October 20. The Victory’s Wellington passengers are Second cabin ; Andrew Marshall H. J. Wood, Catherine Mclntosh, F. Leitch, and J. V - Sutherland ; third cabin : Robert, Arthur, an.l Richard Williams, Miss E. Harris, Thomas Parker, Jane Wilcox, Charles Drande, William and Charles Shave, Arthur Hopper, .1’ rank Harwood, George Gylon, Mrs Crispin and family, Mr and Mrs Michael Wall and family, Mr and Mrs Thomas Lambert, Thomas Brown, George Burnham, William and John Davis, Thomas Sumner, Harry Ducket,, Wilham Kirwan, George Case, and Frank Willis. Passengers for Wellington, P er P* arl j C. steamer Ganges Misses K. Sperrey and M, Henry, and Mr Inness. AMERICAN SHIPPING. From New York, the barque Gyror sailed on August 23 for Dunedin and Auckland. Cargo for Auckland —2250 cases oil; for Wellington—2s2o cases.