SHIPPING.

New Zealand Times, Volume XXIX, Issue 4150, 9 July 1874, Page 2

SHIPPING.

POM? OF WELLINGTON, lima Water. a.m. ; 0.31 r.if. AEBIVED. Joey B.—Star of the South, s.s., 175 tons, W. Farquhar, from Southern ports. No passengers. W. Bishop, agent. „ Cynthia, schooner, C 3 tons, Thos. Swede, from Havelock. No passengers. Master, agent. _ Omeo, s.s., COO tons, G. Calder, from Melbourne, via Southern ports. Passengers—Cabin, from Melbourne ; Messrs. Gillies and J. M. Greig, ami four m the steerage : from Bluff—Saloon: Mr. and Mrs. J. H. White ami familv, ami three in the steerage ; from Dunedin; one in the steerage : from Lyttelton— Saloon: Messrs. Zeligo and llecves, W. itishop, agent. * Wallace, p.s., 57 tons, Finlav McArthur, from Blenheim. Passengers— Cabin ; Messrs. Holmes and Forster. It. S. Ledger, agent. SAILED. July B.—Taranaki, s.s., 209 tons, E. Wheeler, for the South, Passengers—Cabin : Miss McNeil, Messrs. McNeil, Aiington, Robertson, and four in tne steerage. It, S. Ledger, agent. Star of the South, s.s., 175 tons, A\. larquhar, for Fiji, via Napier and Auckland. Passengers: Messrs. Thompson. Taylor and Nation. W. Bishop, agent. _ Hunter, ketch, 22 tons, W. Ilsvfc, for Patea. No passengers. G. Thomas, agent. Blackball, ketch. 26 tons, Callow, for Patea. No passengers. Master, agent. Cora, schooner, 45 tons. Russell, for Havelock. No passengers. Blaster, agent. . . Canterbury, schooner, 33 tons, J. Anderson, lor Kaikoura. No passengers. Blaster, agent. . Rangatira, s.s., 185 tons, Charles Lloyd, for Napier. Passengers—Saloon: Messrs. McGlashan, S. Levy, and one in the steerage. R. S. Ledger, agent. Luna, p.s,, 109 tons, Fairchild, for Napier. Nine saloon passengers. . , „ Result, ship, 724 tons, Thomas Jarvis, for Newcastle, in ballast. _ CLEARED OUT. July B.—XXX. ketch, 20 tons, W. Dalton, for Havelock. Master, agent, IMPORTS, Star of the South, from Southern ports—From Dunedin : 1 keg yeast. 4 do biscuits, 2000 palings, 2 coses. From Lyttelton : 4 boxes soap, 59 cheeses, 9 cases do, £0 sacks peas, 15 cases. 0 bags, 1 bdl. Cynthia, from Havelock —30,000 feet timber. Omeo, from Melbourne, via Southern ports—From Melbourne : 134 coses, 2 bales, 10 ovens, 9 casks, 5 qr do brandy, 114 bdls, 132 sash weights, 40 kegs. 180 pkgs. 3 pels. 1 corn mill, 1 pulley, 1 hopper, 5 pieces bluestone, 273 bags, 70 lengths gas tubing, 10 boiler plates, 1 weighing machine, 1 pillar, 1 piece stove metal, 100 bars iron, 2 boxes. 1 tty-wheel, 20 lengths gutters. 70 lengths pipes. From Bluff; 2 hhds ale. From Dunedin : 20 bags flour, 6 cases, SO boxes soap, CO half-boxes do, 20 sacks oatmeal, 30 bags barley, - trusses, 1 cask. From Timaru: 160 sacks oats. Irom Lyttelton: 50 sacks flour. „ . . Wallace, from Blenheim—l 4 casks tallow, 90 bales flax, for transhipment to the ship Wennington. EXPORTS. Taranaki, to Lyttelton—7 pkgs, 3 cases, 1 box 4 horses, 1 truss. For Dunedin : 6 pkgs, 3 pels, 13 hhds (empty), 06 poles, 6 bdls. 6 boxes. Star of the South, to Napier—loo sacks outs, 3 cases, 2 sacks barley, 3 sacks. _ , XXX, to Havelock—3 pkgs, 3 drums oil, 12 boxes, 1 qr-cask brandy, 15 cases, J ton sugar, 3 casks, 1 truss. , . Eangatira, to Napier—2 pels, ISO sacks oats, 853 pkgs, 100 boxes.

EXPECTED ARRIVALS. Melbourne, via Southern Ports.— CUud Hamilton, Kith Inst. . . Melbourne. —Ashburton, via Geographoßay,W.A,; sailed 12th May. A . , Auckland.— H.M.S. Blanche; brigantine Ehyno ; schooner Merlin. Napier.—Fairy, s.s. Newcastle.— Robin Hood, brig, this morning. London. —Weymouth, ship, sailed 7th April (from Deal) ; Waikato, ship ; sailed 18th March—and 24th March from Plymouth, with immigrants; Reichstag Strathnavar, St. Leonards, . Panthea, Luterpe, sailed'2Bth April; Conflict, sailed sth May. A. Thompson, ship. PROJECTED DEPARTURES. Melbourne, via the West Coast.—Omeo, s.s., this day. Sydney. —La Hogue, ship, early. London, via Lyttelton. Wennington, ship, Melbourne, via Lyttelton and Otago. —Claud 'Hamilton, 10th inst. BY TELEGRAPH.\ AUCKLAND. . July B.—Arrived, 11.30 a.m. .* City of Adelaide, from Napier, with Suez mail; Papua, from Rorotooga ; Hylton Castle, Woodville, and Isabella, from H.M.S. Blanche, for Wellington; Ladybird, for South.

PICTON. July 3.—Sailed, 3 a.m. : PUosbo, for Nelson. NELSON. July s —Arrived, 2 p.m., Phoebe, from Picton; sailed again for the North ; 2.30 p.m. : Albion, from Wellington. WANGANUI. July B.—Arrived, 2.30 p.m. : Manawatu, from Wellington. LYTTELTON. July B.—The p.s. Paterson ia appointed to sail at C p.m.

PORT CHALMERS. July 8 —Arrived: Memento, barque, from Newcastle ; Hally Bayley, brigantine, from Hobart Town ; Fakeha, brig, from Wangaroa: Zion and Bencleuch, schooners, from Hokitika. ENGLISH SHIPPING. WOOL SHIPS FROM NEW ZEALAND. , The following ships, with wool, were expected in the Thames from New Zealand on the 13th of May

ARRIVED. At Gravesend, May 8, the Celestial Queen, from Port Underwood; Mendoza, at Gravesend, May 10, from Wellington ; The Douglas, at Gravesend, same day, from Wellington. SAILED. For Canterbury: Eastern Monarch, 1709 tons, from London, May 2 ; The Taunton, CS7 tons, May 8. For Auckland: Fcrndale, passed Deal same day. For Nelson : Adamant, from Plymouth, May 6. For Otago : Mairi Paxton, 1315 tons, from Glasgow ; Sam Mendel, 1033 tons, from London, May 10; Splendid, from St. Thomas, April 14. For Wellington : Conflict, 1171 tons (also for the Bluff), from London. May 9 ; J. A. Thompson, 1298 tons (also for the Bluff), from Liverpool, May 5. From Hamburg: Reichstag, sailed from Cuxhaven May 11.

The following ships were loading at London on For Canterbury: Carisbrooke Castle, 1416 tons: Cathcart, 1380 tons ; Meropc, 1053 tons; and St, Lawrence, 1004 tons. For'Wellington: St. Leonards, 1053 tons: Strathnavar, 1018 tons; and The Douglas, 1423 tons, at London.

NOTES, The Hebe, from Fredrikstadt, for a New Zealand port, was off Lowestoft on the 12th of May. The J. A, Thompson, for Wellington, was off Skerrier on May 8. The Peter Denny, for Otago, was off Plymouth on May 7. The Sam Mendel, for Otago, passed St. Catherine's Point on May 11. _ , For Auckland: City of Auckland, 770 tons ; Loch Urr, 716 tons ; Oxford, 1281. For Otago: Canterbury, at Glasgow; Columbus, 744 tons, Corona, 1109 tons, Haddon Hall, 1416 tons, and Otago, 093 tons, at London ; Corelia, 608 tons, at Liverpool. For Nelson : Pasithca, at London. FRISIA If TH, &C. The tonnage loading on the berth at London May 14 for India, China, and the Capo of Good Hope ammounted to 44,070 tons, and for Australlaand New Zealand to 07,600 tons.

Meami. McMcckan and Blackwood's a,9. Omoo. Captain Caldcr, arrived hero yesterday morning and reports of tier passage ns follows :-Lcft Melbourne at 2um on the 20th June ; cleared Bass Btrait at Bp m on following day, wind being light from the S W ■ on the 22nd it veered more to the south, and continued from that quarter until 23rd, weather moderate and cloudy, followed by mod um easterly winds and line weather. Arrived at Bluff wharf at 9 a in. on the 28th ; boarded Claud Hamilton In the Strait, exchanged flics and sent letters by her; left Bluff at 4 p.rn. on the 29th, had light winds, and arrived at Port Chalinws at 8 a.m. on the 30th, uischarged 180 tons and took In 70 tons for other ports ; left at 5 p.m, on the Ist July, and arrived at Timaru at 4 a.m. on the 2nd ; look in 0900 bags wheat for Atrato lying in Lyttelton harbor, and 160 bags oats for Wellington; left at 3 p.m. and arrived at Lyttelton at 8 a.m. on the 4th ; left at 12 p.m, on the 7tb, and arrived at Wellington at 10.20 yesterday morning. On arriving at Melbourne, for which she will sail tills morning, tho Omeo will bo nut on the slip and undergo a thorough overhaul, so that some little time will elapse before she returns hero. The weather board last evening showed that during tho day tho sea had been calm along tho coast. At Blenlieim the river was falling, Tho bar at Westport was moderate. At Eealey and Clyde tho rivers were high • and at linlclutha tho rivers wore very low. The s s Star of the South, Captain H, Farqnhar, expected hero for several days past, arrived yesterday morning at two o’clock. Captain Farqnhar reports of tho trip from Dunedin as follows Loft on Friday at Bp m meeting with stormy head winds; arrived on Sunday at 2 a.m, at Lyttelton, whore she discharged and shipped about 60 tons of cargo, leaving for Wellington at 4.30 p.m. on Monday and encountered very stormy head winds and high confused sea till arrival. It will ho seen by tho telegrams that tho B.M. s.s. City of Adelaide, with tho Suez mall, arrived at Auckland at half-past eleven yesterday morning.

Four steamers took their departure from Wellington yesterday, viz., the Taranaki, hound South ; the Star of the South on her long delayed trip to Fiji, via Napier and Auckland : the Rangatira, for Napier; and the Luna, also for the latter port. , Just before dark yesterday evening a bng was signalled at the Victoria signal station. She will probably prove to be Captain Williams b new brig, the Robin Hood, from Newcastle, which sailed from that port on the 2Cth of June. The Robin Hood will most likely be in harbor early this morning. The p.s Luna, Captain Fairchild, sailed last evening for Napier, having on board seven horses for Mr Ormond, Superintendent of Hawke’s Bay. As the Luna’s deck is not fitted up for the accommodation of horses the three animals placed there will have a rough time of it if any boisterous weather should be experienced. The Luna takes also a quantity of Government plant. She may be expected here again next Monday, and will bring forward any remaining members of Parliament. The ship Result, after waiting for some days for a favorable wind, had the desired opportunity afforded yesterday forenoon, which, it is needless to say, she readily took advantage of, sailing straight out without tacking, about twelve o’clock. The Result is bound for Newcastle in ballast. The fair breeze which enabled the ship Result to sail clear out of the harbor yesterday, was also taken advantage of by several smaller crafts, viz,, the ketch Hunter/bound for Patea ; the Blackwall, ketch, also to Patea ; the schooner Cora, for Havelock, and the Canterbury, also a schooner, for Kaikoura.

Date of Sailing. No, of days out. Nameand Port, Bales on Board Feb. 9 03 Bebington (Bluff Harbor) 4,539 23 70 Christian McAualand (Dunedin) 4,124 4,048 24 73 Zealandia (ditto) Elizabeth Graham (ditto) 2,795 70 Chile (Auckland 993 ** 74 Cel?eno 0> ellington^ 2,341 3Lar. 71 Jessie Headman (Dunedin, 4,079 10 04 Duke of Edinburgh (Lyttelton) 3,801 CO Star of India (ditto) 3,230 14 00 Soukar (ditto) 4,190 ” 17 07 May Queen (Bluff Harbor) 3,550 38.288