SHIPPING.

New Zealand Times, Volume XXXI, Issue 4885, 17 November 1876, Page 2

SHIPPING.

PORT OF WELLINGTON. Hiob Watxb.—4 20 a,m.; 4.37 *.*• AUMVEI). * 1 *s*sz ■ m!?S? Jounoen tor other porta. Bishop, agent. November 15.—Amaranth, • schooner, 51 tons, CLEARED OUT. , - wnvwnsß if —E«Ly, s.s., 069 tons, Kennedy, for Newcastle Passenger*-Cabin: . Messrs. Carme and Fort Chalmers. Turnbull and Co., Passengers—Saloon i-Mesdames McGregor and Lake, •Hr. Hutana. Bishop, agent; IMPORTS. ' Arawata. from Melbourne: 2 boats, 1 bdl oars, Eva: 2 cases. Stone; 4 qr-casks wine, 10 cases do. Levin and Co.; 7 pkgs, Lindsay; 2 do. Levy; 7 do. Bunt; 6. do, Hannah: 16 cases,. Mills; 1 do, 1 pci, Dutton: 10 cases stout, 7 do. 2 qr-casks whisky. Order; 40 bags rice. Logan; 7 pkgs. 3 cases. Hunt; 18 cases 15 bags. Marshall: 1 case, Thompson, Shannon, and Co.; ,2 qr-casks wine. Eddie and Jade: 250 boxes raisins,' 10 casks,' 24 cases, Nathan and Go.: 6 casks, Jacob Joseph and Co.; 1-pel. Kruil and Co.; Ido McGnlnnessi l'do, Lyon and Blair: 1 case, Dawson, 2 cases'. Mills; 1 case. Union Bank; 4 trunks, Hannah: 2 boats and oars. 1 pci, Galr: 9 bdls, .1 case, Travers; 1 do. Mountain; ! do, McDonnell: 1 do, IMrabull and C0.':.3 do, Watt; 1 do. 1 truss, Lyon and Blair: 1 case, . Walton; 1 do, Jackson: 1 do, Burrett; 1 do. Vogel' From,South: 12 casks ale. Levin and Co.. 1 pel,’Bates; 1 crate, Chisholm; 1 pci, McDonald. Aspasia’ from East Coast: 93 bales wool. Pearce Aurorftj from East Coast.: .120 hales wool,. Johnston ’• • ' EXPORTS. • ■ . Arawata, for Nelson rl tierce, 20 eases, 1 bdl matting,. 45'pkgs, Jacob Joseph and Co.; 1 case, Wilson andlUchardsom pKcTKn RT y ALg • London.—Howrah, ship, this day: Ocean Mail, ship, early; Avalanche, ship, early: Leicester, ship, SOTOTBW ,Ponia. -Wenington._s.s.. this day ; (?ity.of Ne,w York, is., this day: Hawea, s.s., 21st '’'northern Poms.— Ladybird, !s.s., 20th inst.; Taupo, ; ,s.s., 23rd inst.. . _ Nelson.—Murray, as., this day. _ .. -Newcastle.—Austrailnd, barque, early; Robin Hood, brig, early. . , Lyttelton.—Malay, barque, early. i : ’ PROJECTED DEPARTURES. - . London.- Zealandia, ship,2sth inst.; Waikato, ship, Ports. —Taupo, s.s., 23rd inst.: Ladyll p»THi» PORTS. Wellington, s.s., this day; H ItoBON S Greymoutu, and Hokitika. ' P.S., this day; Stormbird, * I'oSroiS-Tui, s.s., this day: Napier, s.s., this day. ICBKERANOA.-r’Lyt tcltoD » P- s ‘* fcWs ‘W*— „ Napier Auckland, Kandavau, anp Honolulu. Gity-ol New-York*- B,a„ this day. • ■ Blenheim. —Dido, cutter, this day. Newcastle,— Eaahy, s.s., this day. Nelson. —Arawata, s.s,, this day., .

BY TELEGRAPH. PORT CHALMERS, Thursday. Arrived: The; barqnentine.Countess of Errol, 35 days from Mauritius, with.SOQ tons sugar. ~ , . • Atthe Heads.—The ship Dunedin, with immigrants from Glasgow. She is 78 days out. All well.

1 , ', . LYTTELTON, Thursday. Sailed : The Wellington for the_ North, at_4.6o p.m. Passengers—Saloon: For Wellington Hon. W. Robinson, Messrs. Dyson, Brown, Sutherland, Wain; and Prentisb.

BLUFF, Thursday. Arrived : The Alhambra, at 8 am., from Dunedin, She sailed again at 4.30 p.m., for Melbourne.

AUCKLAND, Thursday.

Sailed :,The Ladybird, for the South. Passengers —Saloon:'Mr, and*Mrs. Cook and children, Mrs. Butterworth and three children, Mm. Andrew, Misses Andrew, Lodge (2), Harding, Eedshaw, Rev. J. Dumbell, Eev. W. Lockwood, Messrs, Shem, Bhenson. Elliott. Marshall, Purdy, Leahy. Jeffrey, Bagg, McLean,. Garlick, Baird, Rice, McDonald, and steamer will be launched to-morrow.

'Messrs/ McMecian, Blackwood, and Co.’s steamer Arawata, Captain Underwood, amvedhere from Melbourne via the Sonth, with the Suez mail on board, yesterday As we have been already informed, by telteraph, she has encountered very heavy weather on tho passage from Melbourne to tiie Bluff, doing some trifling damage to herself, and smashing several racing boats which were on deck: but/ nevertheless, despite l this unfavorable weather, she has made a smart passage of four days to the Bluff, and one of the ■uickestrons ever accomplished to Port Chalmers of four days seventeen hours. To Mr. L. C. Millar, . the purser, we are indebted for onr flies and a report of the trip to the effect that the Arawata left Melbourne and cleared Fort Phillip Heads at 1.30 p.m. on_the 9th inst.; passed Swan Island at 6.45 ;a.m. next day. Strong westerly winds were met with till the lltli, when they fell light and variable, which lasted np to 4 o’clock next afternoon, when the wind freshened up from the northward, increasing In violence till at 2 o’clock next morning it blew a very heavy gale, accomoanied with a high running sea, which frequently tumbled on board in large quantities, making a clean sweep of the decks. On passing the Solanders that morning at 9 o’clock the gale took off, and the Arawata was lying at theßluff the same afternoon-at 2 o’clock. Left again at 9.30 p.m., and arrived at Fort Chalmers at 7 a.m. on the 14th ; sailed at 5 p.m., and arrived at Lyttelton at 8.30 a.m. on the 15th; left ..m» afternoon at 4.40, and arrived here at 6.45 a.m. yesterday.; Had southerly winds up the coast from Lyttelton. She will leave here with the outward Suez mails on Sunday. , The s.s. Murray had not arrived at the time of our going to press. . She left. Nelson, at 6 o clock on Tuesday evening, and has no doubt felt the effect of the southerly wind;’which has compelled her, to seek sheltertlll it moderates: , The’sonlherly wind .which blew all Tuesday night «mtinued. to.ldow.>wiOi.nnabated violence up to the miirorouf going ttf press this morning, accompanied with drenching showers and bitter cold. A heavy sea is reported as-running atthe Heads. - The steamer "Wellington will sadJortheNorthem JBeantltal Star, which struck on Shag Reef some time ago and received severe injuries, has been repaired: in: Dunedin; and is now in first-rate condition for active service. . T . The barque Southern Cross, which arrived at Lyttelton on Tuesday last, passed a vessel’s lower yard, painted white, when in 47’30 sonth- The spar did not appear to have been long in the water The' departures of the steamers, Manawatu and Stormbird for -Wanganui., and Tui for Foxton have been postponed till to-day, owing to the continued unfavorable weather. - ■ I ‘ I / ' , The R M.S.S. City of New York was to arrive here from Southern ports at an early hour this morning, but np to the hour of onr going to press she had not. As the City has to coal here and take on board a onantlty of provisions, her departure for Napier, Auckland Kandavan, Honolulu, and San Francisco will not take place till the afternoon. ;■ The s s Easby was unable; to sail for Newcastle last evening,’the bad weather preventing .her from so doing.’ She will leave as soon as it moderates. ; The' departure Of the s.s. .Arawata for Nelson has been postponed' till 8 o’clock this morning, owing to; steamer Stella -fsfesaj&'aß^a , a» two' masts. It looks a very heavy mast for such a small vessel; and jve quite apee, with a nautical gentleman who. In expressing his opinion of it, said that it Was large enough for an 800-ton sailing ship. ' Tin: Admiralty have'instni'dted Commodore Hoskins toYeport"npon the sritobility of New Zealand coal to me on board her Majesty’s ships in the Australian coal, it is- stated, has- been tried with but little success up to the present time, owing to its betog very soft; quickly consumed, and very smoky. The Virago, paddle steamer/not very long since on thOrAustndian station, is. being broken_up at Chat-. hSmi The Barossa, which was lathe flying squadron Orit'ririted .the coionies, under Adihiral Homby, is mee'tlhk 'with the same fate. - ’ 1 - ;

, ENGLISH SHIPPING. ' The following passengers left per Messrs. Shaw, Sxvlll and Co.’s Avalanche, from London September 7For 'Wellington : Chief,cabin-A. - Canning, Captain Cornwall, Mrs. M. Cornwall, Florence, K.. Cornwall, Ida k... Cornwall,, Richard Cornwall, Predl Wm..Cornwall,.Newnham Cornwall, -Chi«. Cornwall, Charlotte Kenny (2), Lucy E. G 1 Kenny, G.S. Bobertson,; Mrs,-Robertson,,Mrs. Kobei£ son, Jane Robertson, Patrick Bobertson,- Nelly, Bobertson, Annie Jones,. Mrs. Barton, Miss Barton, C T. Wordsworth, MlssWlber, Thos.- Trost, A. J. Barnett/Mrs,' Barnett, Miss Ada Barnett. Michael Barnett,JLonis Barnett. nettrTHenry" Barnett, and -Drr Claridger Second • cabin—Eev. A. Trost, Bi.W.fHann, J. Honefield, T. 0,-Dngatdf A,-E, Leslie,-W.-A. Fotdhajn.ißllzth. M.. Ferdbam.rW. A. Fptdham, •F, Ei Fordham, O: Leech, Susan Leech, Conatancol.cech,, Geo Yoontr. Jane Young, Anne- Young,'Margt. Young. : and* H;- Nlckolto. Steerage—J. Nellson, M. Campbe!hM-Campbe)l,-A.-M.Blow, H, Andrews, J. BnSSw J. .yambW.iK A» Yamoldt W,A. Archer, , T R Piercv A» JBoyfiS/ Bt, Boweli. Emma Powell. fiHJKSTfWfe 7% ft Mary ;a. Powdf; Mr. H. Taylor, Thomas Taylor, J. Power. E. W, Gooch, E. Vince, T. Wareham, and Anna Wareham. The.Flurunui, Captain Boyd, from London for September. 20,_ wlth foretopsallyard and ilbftay carried,away, .She, was to have left there on the 2nd October. ‘ ; f The tonnage loading on'the berth at : -London Sep, ternber. 23, [lor India, China/ and-tlte Capo ol Goodi Hope amounted to 49.750 tons, and. for Australia and ITew Zealand to 50,176 tbhA ”•" Messrs. Aleiander Stephen and Sons, Llnthouse, - launched; on September 10. . a splendid; iron sailing ship of,about 115fttons, which teas named the Plelone,, The vessel Is classed ,100 Al. has, very superior passen-, fferiMcommbdffiS/and wLllbe a worthy addition to the fleet of NewlZcaiand clippers owned by Messrs. Chaw, Sarill, anti Co., of London, to . whose order she lias been bnllt. /