SHIPPING.

New Zealand Times, Volume XXXI, Issue 4888, 21 November 1876, Page 2

SHIPPING.

■ PORT OF WELLINGTON. IHlou WATKit.—O.4l A.M.: 7 arrived. .. November 20 —Lyttelton, p.s., 80 tons, Scott;from Bknheto".engers-Cabin: MwjM MWami Lamae, Dr. Cleghorn, Messrs. Buddand, Gassott, Raynor, and Hewitt. Anderson, agent. ' " SAILED. " f , November 20. -Ladybird. s.s., 280 tons, Andrew, for the South. Passengers—Saloon: Sir. and Mrs. Evans and ■ 2 children. Messrs. Mitchell, Brown, Molvor, Moore, and Benticor. Levin and Co., aS Manawatu, p.s., 103 tons, Harvey, for Wanganui. Passengers-Gabin: Mr. Walker; 17 in the steerage. Lass; schooner, 39 tons, Minck, for Pelorus Sound. Young, agent . . Murray, 3.3., 78 tons, Conway, ifor Nelson and West Coast Passengers—Cabin: Messrs. Barlow, Clark, Eugene, Bernard, Barton, and two others. Anderson, aa, 09 tons, Doile, for Wanganui. Turnbull and’Co., agents. _ Otakl, ketch; 14 tons, Bilby, for Otaki. Master, aS ßuby, schooner. 24 tons, for White Kook. Bethune and Hunter, agents. IMPORTS. ’ Tul, from Foxton; B 0 telegraph poles, 52 bales wool, 1 box, lie sheepskins, 18 hides Hannah. Barartt,-from Lyttelton: 30 sacks oatmeal, SO bags do. 40 do barley, 70 sacks bran, 300 bags flour, 100 sacks do, 70.1 pose cheese. • - ... Stormhird?!tom Wanganui: 19 boxes, 1 mat, 7 cases, 1 Manawatu, from Wanganui: HObales wool, 2 boxes 1' demijohn, 3 casks tallow, 12 pkgs skins, 1 truss, 1 from the Manukan : 1 box, lO cases l pkg. 2 trunks, 20 sacks, 1 boiler. From Nelson: 35 pkgs, 4 cases, 78 sacks malt. From Picton. 23 bdls to LytteUon, from Wairan: 174 bales wool, 103 bides. Rangatira, from Napier: 52 sacks bones, 8- do maize, 114 bales wool : EXPORTS. ■ „ , Ladybird, for Lyttelton: 3 cases, 14 qr-casks,.2 pcls 2 trusses, 2 bales. For Dunedin: 7 cases, 2 pels, 9 Sl Manawatu,?or Wanganui: Cqr-casks, 123 cases, 8 for East Coast: 4 cases, 143 pkgs, 10 sacks, 20 casks, 1 keg, 10 bags. . . „ Saucy Lass, for Pelorus Sound: 4 boxes raisins, 6 sacks oats, 7 do potatoes, 12 do chaff, 1 case bacon, 1 for Wanganui: 89 cases, 130 bdls, 19 kegs nails, 49 bars iron, 9 casks, 60 pkgs, 6 bags lime, 47 boards, 1 door,'lo bags flour, 2 bdls woolpacks. 5 coils wire, 1 pair hellows, 10 hags rice. EXPECTBT) ARRIVALS. London.—Ocean Mall, ship, early ; Avalanche, ship, early; Hurtmui, ship, early; Leicester, ship. Southern Ports. —Hawea, s.s., 22nd inst. Northern Ports.—Taupo, s s,, 23rd inst.; Wellington, a.s., 28th instant. , „ Newcastle. —Australind, barque, early ; Rohm Hood, brig, early. Lyttelton. —Malay, barque, early Melbourne via the South.—Ringarooma, s.s., o<wi inst. PROJECTED DEPARTURES. London. - Zealandia, ship, 25 th inst.; Waikato, ship, this month. _ Southern Ports. —Taupo, a.s., 23rd inst. Northern Ports.—Hawea, 5.5.,-22nd inst. Foxton.—Napier, s.s., 22nd inst. 1 ; Tui, s.s,, this day. Kekeranoi. —Lyttelton, p.s., this day % Napier.—Rangatira, s.s., this day; Kiwi, s.s, 24th inst.,:’-: BY TELEGRAPH. BLUFF, Monday. Arrived : Ringarooma, She left Melbourne at 240 p.m on the 15th; passed the Solanders at 7.30 p m. on the 10th, and arrived at the Bluff at midnight yesterday, after a fine weather passage. She brings 18S tons cargo, and 31 saloon and 56 steerage passengers for all ports. The Ringarooma sails for Dunedin at 4p m Passengers—For Dunedin: Misses B. McLean and Campbell, Mesdames Gray, Moody, Nichols, and Harper. Messrs. Scanlan, * Harper, Nichols, Anderson, Lynn. Jones, Buckley, and IS steerage; 10 tons cargo. For Lyttelton; Messrs. O. IVratt, Bark, R. Willis, and 10 steerage; 41 tons cargo. For Wellington; Mesdames Wilson and Bold and child, Mrs. and Miss. Burns, Messrs. Lloyd, Davis, and 3 steerage: 35 tons cargo. For Nelson: Messrs. Paterson, Tamer, and 10 steerage; 13 tons cargo.

AUCKLAND. Monday,

Sailed : 1.15 p.m.. City of New York, for Kandavan; 11 a.m., Tanpo. Passengers for Wellington— Messrs. Hayman and Lillie.

FORT CHALMERS, Monday.

i Sailed : Pangola, barquentine, for Wellington; Hawea, s.s., for the North. Passengers for Lyttelton: Mesdamea Dampier, Hazle't, Stewart, and Beetham, Miss Dampier, ■ Captain Roberta, Dr. Stewart, Messrs. Dampier, J. W. Morton, J, Small, Lachman, and Bussed. For Wellington : Misses Park (2), Messrs. Denniston, McNeill. Evans, Burton, and Lowes. For Auckland: Mr. and Mrs. Nation, Dr. Batchelor, Masters Jones (2), Messrs. J. F, Carter/ Kekeran, Jones, jnn., and J. McKenzie. For Greymouth: Mr. and Mrs. Isaacs, and 12 steerage for all ports.

LYTTELTON. Monday. Sailed: Arawata, for the Soath, at 5 p.m.

WEATHER AT 5 p.m. YESTERDAY. Barometer corrected for height only. Auckland.'— 3o*2o— N W., light; fine. , Napier. Castlepoot.—3o.24—ES.E., light; fine. Slight ■Wellington,— 3o 27—Calm: fine. Hokitika.—3o'2B- W.S.W., light; fine. Bar good. Westport.—3o'22—W„ light: fine. Ear good. Timaru.—3o’lß—N.E., light; fine. Slight S.E. ! 'oia*no.-3013—N.E., light; fine. Slight S.E. Bnim*.—3o.o2—S.E., fresh; 'fine. Bar moderate swell. Barometer rising slowly generally.

The Union Company’s steamer Ladybird sailed for Lyttelton and Dunedin at 3 p.m. yesterday. The schooner Saucy Lass, for Pelorus Sound, sailed yesterday at noon. The schooner Reward arrived at Wangsrei from this port on the 16th inst., after a passage of 18 hours. The schooner Unity also arrived there on the 18th from this port. The unfortunate apprentice, P. Moore, who fell from the main yard of the ship Howrah on her passage from Nelson to this port, was removed to.the hospital on Saturday afternoon, where he was shown every attention. The poor yonng fellow never rallied, but gradually sank, and at 8 o’clock on Sunday night he breathed his last. The flags on the shipping in port yesterday were hoisted half-mast high out of respect for the deceased. The p.s. Manawatu sailed for 'Wanganui at 6 o’clock last evening, and the s.s. Stormbird also sailed for the same port an hour afterwards. - From a private letter received by a firm in town from Captain Malcolm, of the barque St. Andrews Castle, we leam that that vessel arrived at Asteria, Oregon, on the 4th October, after a passage of 51 days. Splendid weather with light winds were experienced on the run, , The captain says In a portion of his letter—“ There is nothing doing in the grain trade, several vessels lying here sinking.’’ The ketch Otaki for Otaki. and schooner Ruby for White Rock, sailed yesterday forenoon. Captain Greeves, of the ship Howrah, on behalf of himself and the immigrants, wishes ns to express his thanks to Captain Fairchild, of the s.s. Hinemoa, for his kindness in towing them into port on Saturday. The s.a. Eangatira steamed round to Evans Bay yesterday forenoon to adjust her compasses, and returned again to the wharf in the afternoon. She will sail for Napier and Poverty Bay this evening at 4 o’clock. The s.s. Murray sailed at 4 a.m. yesterday for Nelson and West Coast. The clipper ship St. Leonards Is; annonneed elsewhere as the second of Shaw, Savill, and Co.’s passenger lino of packets, to load at this port for London, She Is expected to be despatched about the sth of January. The ship Howrah was towed up from the outer anchorage yesterday. afternoon iby .the s.s. Moa,- and berthed at the wharf. She will be entered at the Customs to-day, and commence the discharge of her cargo to-morrow. The usual notice to consignees appears elsewhere. The p.s. Lyttelton, Captain Scott, arrived here from the Wairau yesterday afternoon at 3 p.m. She left there on Sunday morning, but anchored Inside the bar to 6 a.ra, yesterday. Fine weather v/as experienced across. The Lyttelton since her last visit to this port has received a thorough overhaul, new decks having been fitted into her, the engines dissected and any defects in them remedied, and the boiler being so repaired that it is now almost equal to new. The Lyttelton will sail to-day at noon for Kekerangl.