SHIPPING.

New Zealand Times, Volume XXXIV, Issue 5548, 9 January 1879, Page 2

SHIPPING.

PORT OP "WELLINGTON ARRIVED. January B.—Manawatu, p.s., 103 tons. Harvey, from Wanganui. Passengers—Cabin : Misses Blyche (2), Smith and Howe, Mesdamca Campbell, Howe, Alrldge, Held, and Smith, Masters Howe, Wallace, and Smith, Messrs. Thatcher, Ru««ell, Pollock, Thompson, Mclvor, Young, Higgins,-Madden, Kemp, Reardon and 2 children, Mills, and Galvin ; 6 in the steerage, Martin, agent. Talaroa, s.s., 228 tons, Petersen, from Nelson and Picton.. Passengers -Saloon: Two Sisters of Mercy, Misses Butler, Wakefield, Jones, Zohrab, and Weatherman, Mesdames Suter, and Maloney, Mr. and Mrs.* Love, Mr. and Mrs. Gorlitz, Messrs. Norgate, Andrew, Pickering, Wakefield, Wymond, Campbell, Capper, Oatsley, Burrett, Richards, Irons, Farthing, Itompei, Arkell, Lewis, Speed, Henderson, Thomson, Young, Perkins, Parker, Mowbray, Raven, Master Maloney, and fi, steerage. Levin and Co, agents. iluia, s.s., 107 tons. Holmes, from Foxton. Pas-' sengors—Cabin ; Mesdames Taylor, Cunnerfield, and Gray, Miss Dick, Messrs. Mace, Gould, Kingston, Mourall, Taylor, Johnston, Grendevsen, and Seek. Bishop, agent. Ruby, schooner, 21 tons, Backstrora, from Kaikoura. Bethune and Hunter, agents. SAILED. January B.—Stormbird, s.s,, CO tons; Doile, for Wanganui. Passengers—Cabin: Mr; and Mrs. Anderson, Mrs, and Miss Mason, Messrs. Morton, Loman, Hughes, Eichbone, Marshall, and Read. Martin, agent, Hannah Barratt, topsal schooner, 07 tons, Renner, for Lyttelton. Master, agentIMPORTS. Fernglen, from London: 200 cates, 20 kegs, Guthrie and Larnach; X case, Hon W. Fox; I do, J. E. Fitzgerald: 0 bales, Lusk; 1 case, Thompson: 21 - bales, Evening Post-, 3 cases, Wilkins: 1 box, Roc; 2 pkgs, Kinross and Co: 1 box. White; 1 case, 8 kegs, 10 cases, Turnbnll and Co; 1 do, Losklns; 5 do, Bowden; 40 bdls Iron stays, 100 Iron Ingots. 1 keg, 38 cases. Colonial Secretary; 834 lots wire, 10 wrappers do, 237 cases. Minister for Public Works; 1 case, Huxley; 8 cases, Levin and Co; 1 do. Silver; 20 hfhbds, 3 casks, Krulland Co; X case, Douglas; 6 bales, 4 cases, Whittam, Nicholson, and Co; 30 drums, 0 casks, Taylor and Watt; 6 tanks. Fry; 35 cases, Cheymol, 50 cases, 50 kegs, 25 bales, 3 casks, Stevenson and Stewart; 24 bdls, 152 do Iron, 720 bars do, 49 plates ingot do. Mills; 7 cases, C rolls, Wilson and Riebardson; 25 cases, 20 kegs, 20 boxes, Johnston and Go; 70 cases, 3 bdls, Thompson, Shannon and Co: £OB kegs, 325 cases, 2 bales, 2 casks, 20 hhds, 32 casks, 2 pels samples, Nathan and Co; 6 qr-casks, Dransfleld; 5 case, Read; 39 tanks smplus stores, N. Z. Shipping Co; and a quantity of sundries to order. Talaroa, from Nelson: Quantity railway material, Levin and Co; 15 cases fruit, Locke; 1 box turkeys. Price. From Picton: 5 cases sundries. Levin and Co. Helen A. Holmes, from Boston; 50 cases axes, 100 do sarsaparilla, 100 do pins, 50 do lobsters, Joseph . and Co; 6 pkgs merchandise, Mason; 100 cases kerosene, McEwan and Co; 2 pkgs merchandise, 2 cases carriages, 23 do chairs, Order. From Dunedin; 37 pkgs Ironware, 250 cases kerosene, Order. Hula, from Foxton: 25 bales wool, N.Z.L. and M.A. Co; 22 do. Barber Bros; 21 sacks potatoes, Saco. Manawatu, from Wanganui : 18 bales wool, Rhodes; 58 do, Levin; 32 do, Krull and Co; 11 do, M.L. and M.A. Co; 9 do, Edwards; 10 sacks dour, Lalng; 2 bales wool, 1 bag do, 2 kegs tallow, 5 bdls skins, 22 hides, Order. BY~TELEOBAPn. PORT CHALMERS, Wednesday. Arrived ; Arawala, from the Bluff, at 7.30 a.m.; Rotorua, from the West Coast; Anazi, from Timaru. Sailed : Star of the Mersey, for Lyttelton ; Alert and Victor, for the Bluff; Arawats, for the NorthPassengers for Lyttelton: Mrs. Sheppard, Messrs. Dalieu and Whitly. For Wellington : Messrs. Dick and Donaghy. For Auckland : Mr. Thompson. The Suez mail for the North Island arrived in time to be sent on by express at 8 a.m. LYTTELTON, Wednesday. Arrived: Wakatipu, from Wellington, at 8,30 a.m. Sailed : Wakatipu, for Port Chalmers; Star of the South, for Timaru. The Ladybird leaves for Wellington to-night on the arrival of the train from the South with the Suez mail ox Arawata. BLENHEIM, Wednesday. Arrived ; Napier, from Wellington, at C. 45 a.m, AUCKLAND, Wednesday. Sailed: Wellington. Passengers for Nelson: Mrs. Wilcox, Rev. Mr. Webb. Messrs. Andrews, Oporo, and Baker. For Wellington: Rev. Mr. Dutton, Messrs. McKean, Pollen. Brissenden. Vallunce, Phillips, Jones, Clifford, Galdio, and Wallis. For Lyttelton : Mr. and Mrs. Kearny, Messrs. WIL lord, and Bolohen. For Dunedin: Mr. Stodart. NAPIER, Wednesday. ESailed : Rangatira, for Wellington, at 11.30 a.m, MELBOURNE, Wednesday. £" Arrived : Albion, this morning. Sailed ; Ringarootna, for the Bluff, via Bobarton, yesterday. The steamer Talaroa left Nelson on Tuesday evening, called at Picton, and arrived at daylight yesterday morning. She leaves for the Manakau, via Ploton, Nelson, and Taranaki, to-morrow. The steamer Hula left Foxton on Tuesday evening, crossed the bar at 7, and arrived hero at 4 yesterday morning. Tho steamer Manawatu loft Wanganui at 10 o’clock, on Tuesday night, and arrived in harbor at midday yesterday. Flue weather was experienced along the coast. The steamers Kennedy, from Nelson, and Charles Edward, from Kekerangre, are due here this morning. The topsail schooner Hannah Barratt loft yesterday for Lyttelton. The brigantine Pelican loaves to-day for Groymout, with a cargo of general merchandise. The barque Aloxa was shifted from the wharf yesterday. She leaves for Newcastle during the week. The ships St. Leonards and Wairoa are both filling up fast. By Saturday they both expect to close their hatches, and will probablysail on Wednesday. Tho barque Cotiua was hauled away from the wharf yesterday to make room for the Fernglen. The schooner Laurel has nearly completed discharging her cargo from Hobarton. The Sophia R. Lliurs cleared tho Customs yesterday for Newcastle. She takes the following passengers : Rev. Mr. and Mrs. Trivett. The steamer Stormbird left last night for Wanga- ; nui. The Iluia and Manawatu leave for Wanganui today. The Jane Donglas, for Foxton, 1s advertised to I leave to-day. 1 Tho Easby Is advertised to leave for Sydney on the 13th instant. AU claims against the barque Alexa must be sent to tho agents to-day, otherwise they will not be recognised. . The fine ship Pleiades, of Shaw, Saville, and Co, was taken to the berth vacated by the Alexa yesterday.: Since her stay in tho anchorage the ship has been fresh painted and everything made tidy about her decks, anil looks as it she has just coma off the Slip after having a. thorough overhaul. Her hatches will bo opened to-day. The brigantine Helen A. Holmes shifted to tho wharf yesterday afternoon, and will commence discharging to-day. She is a fine looking craft, of American build, and registered for nine years. She has a large carrying capacity, sails very last, and is for sale or charter. The wool is being landed from- the coast now very quickly ; almost every vessel that arrives brings a full cargo. The large new shed is. nearly full, so that the ships Otakl and Hermlone will be able to get a good start. Tho latter vessel took, her first wool on board yesterday. The donkey engine engaged in discharging the Malay capsized yesterday. It appears that one of the sheaves carried; away, which caused the engine to turn over. The safety valve at once blow out, and the boiler very soon emptied itself of steam. Fortunately there was no damage done. The diver was engaged yesterday afternoon patting copper on the piles belonging to tho Queen’s Wharf. A crowd of persons collected round to see him descend, and waited anxiously to see him eorao up. As, however, there was no likelihood of his making an appearance until he had completed bis work the onlookers left.