SHIPPING.

New Zealand Times, Volume XXXIV, Issue 5556, 18 January 1879, Page 2

SHIPPING.

PORT OF WELLINGTON arrived.

January 17.—Manawatu, p.a., 103 tons, Harvey, from Wanganui. Passengers—Cabin: Misses Turner (2). Paulo, Hughes, Barrett, Phillips, and Trewick, Mesdames Lundon, Hutchison; Hogg, Wilkinson and 2 children, Beavon and 2 children, Townsend, Roberteon, Watkins, Corkin, Cotter and 2 children,. Major Deane, Messrs Lundon, "Wakefield, Clapham, Hurley, Eochbaun, Kay, Duncan, McArthur. Earland, Johnston, Druig. Pooley, Paul, Fraser, Gold, Masters Gilbert, Wall, and Lundon. Martin, agent. Hawea, a.s., 401 tons. Kennedy, from Auckland and the Bast Coast. Passengers— Saloon ; Mesdames Brett Ralph, Miss Murray, Mr and Mrs O’Brien, Mr and Mrs Peering, Mr and Mrs Rode, Captain Mair, Messrs Haralett, Johnnaton, Bayley, Clark, Ellison, Clifford, Finlay, Cavanagh, Rawlinshaw, Burenin, Rusbridge, Davidson, Portrigg, Oribble, Hunter, Watt, Dyson, Waterhouse, Churton, Harton, and Pollen; 12 in the steerage. levin and Co, agents. Jane Douglas, a.s., 75 tons, Fraser, from Foxton. Passengers—Cabin; Misses Johnson and Daunes, Mesdames Lamb, Johnson, Wingfield, Beer, Kirkwood, Messrs Williams, Lamb. Kirkwood, Hoddor, Ffrost, Pestridgo, Greggs, and Jacobsen. Martin, * g ßingarooma, 3.8., 023 tons, Chatflold, from Melbourne via the South. Passengers —Saloon: Misses Corrigan (two ladies of Miaslon), Stewart (2), Lyons, Mesdames Lewis. Davidson, Corbett and child, Shelton, Stewart, Collins, Morey, Lyons, Wilkinson, Keys Macfarlane and Wilkinson, Colonel Shelton, Messrs Simpson, Dixon, Lewis, Begley, Kemp, Grano, Plrlo, Stevens, Hilton, Watts, Speery, Anderson, McLaughlan, Chambers (2), Blackwell, Moynshaw. Draper, Poore, Kirk, Stewart, Collins, Leo, Stewart, jun., Gibson. Pairs, Brassey, French, KUchenham, Oatway, Goldstein, Johnstone, and 16 steerage. Levin and Co, agents. Saucy Lass, schooner, 38 tons. Callow, from Picton. Master, agent. _ , Esther, topsail schooner, 47 tons, Davis, from Pelorus Sound. Master, agent. SAILED. Napier, a s., 48 tons. Flak, for Blenheim. W. and O. Turnbull, agents. . Hula, s.s„ 107 tons, Holmes, for Wanganui. Passengers—Cabin: Messrs. Brent, Stokes, Soholler, Koss, and Evans. Bishop, agent. Jane Douglas, s.s., 75 tons, Fraser for Foxton. Pas-sengers-Cabin : Miss Pelham, Messrs Grant, Hancock and 6 children. Martin, agent. Manawatn, p.j„ 103 tons, Harvey, for Wanganui. Passengers—Cabin: Mrs Ostell and 2 children, Mrs Lush, Messrs Wilson, Dryson, and Mathews. Martin, dgeot* Hawea, s.s., 461 tons, Kennedy, for the South. Passengers : Saloon- Mr and Mrs George Darrell and 2 servants and company of 20, Mr George Rignold and servant, Mesdames Butford. iLacatour, Weston, Mr and Mrs Parsons, Misses Tronwlck and Buchanan, Messrs McDonald, Buchanan, Gold, Goulter, McLean. Levin and Co, agents. IMPORTS. Saucy Lass, from Picton; 0000 feet timber, Stuart and Co. Esther, from Pelorus Sound: 32,000 feet timber. Order. . . . Napier, from Blenheim: 1 quarter-tierce tobacco, Turnbull and Co; 140 bales wool. New Zealand Shipping Company. , „ _ _ Manawatu, from Wanganui: 115 bates wool, N.Z.L. and M.A. Co; 8 do, Levin and Co; 20sacks flour, Lalng; 11 pkge, Easland; 1 cask beer, Olere; 2 hhds ale, Eddie and Jnok. Jane Douglas, from Foxton: 2 cases, Telegraph Department; 4 sashes, Mitchell and Earle: 4 cases, Chcyraol; 1 do. Gandy; 1 wheel, Hastwell and Co; 2000 shingles, Stewart and Co; 72 bales wool, 24 do skins, 7 hides, Stuart. Eingarooma, from Melbourne; 6 qr-caaks wine, 5 cot do, Zohrab, Knocker, and Co: 2 do, Shaw; 12 pkgs, Turnbull aud Co : 1 case, Thompson, Shannon, and Co; 2 do, Turnbull, Smith, and Co; 12 qr-casks wine, Eddie and Jack; 2 cases, Palmer; 1 do, Kitchen and Co: 1 cask, Hall; 30 cases, Hegarty; 6do tobacco, Willcston; 1 case, 1 pci, Cdonial Treasurer; 1 pel, Sedan: 1 do. Goulter: 1 do, Christie ; 1 case, Felton and Gtimwado; 3 pkgs, Asher; 1 pci, 1 case, Barrett; 1 case, Wilson; 1 do, Pilcher; 10 head cattle, 1 calf, Simpson; 2 cases Willis; 2 do, Lyon and Blair; Ido Dutton: 1 do, General Government; 1 pkg. Hall; 1 case, Diver; 1 do, Goddard: Ido, Watt; 1 do, College and Craig; 1 do, Jackson; 1 do, Adams; 1 pci, Wylie; 1 do, Brown: 1 do, Hon. It. Hart; 1 do, Therkleson ; 1 d», Mrs Main. From Hobarton: 1 whaleboat, Cardiff and Newton: 200 oases jam, Gandy ; 400 half do, Cato. From the Bluff: 3 ingots tin, 4 bags. Union Steam Shipping Company. From Dunedin: 22 bags, 5 pkgs. Hop Loo; 1 case, Lovlson; 1 do. Jacobs; 18 ovens, Taylor; 5 casks, Mills; 1 case, Hunt; 1 box Robertson; 1 trass, Casey and Macdonald: Ido, Winton; 1 do, Lindsay. From Lyttelton : 17 pkgs. Fell Bros; 1 buggy, Brown; 1 pel, Bowden; 60 sacks flour, Mclntyre; 1 case, Wliittem and Co; 0 cases fruit, Jones; 37 cases, 1 bath. Order, Hawea, from Auckland: Ipkg, Graham: 200 pipes, Mclntyre and Co; 2 pkgs, Sawyer ; 2 portmanteaus. Now Zealand Shipping Company; lease, Evans; Ido. 4 pkgs, Waller; 2cases, Whlttall; lease Evans; Ido, Vrquhart; 200 sacks flour, 3 cases, 15 pkgs, Order, From Napier-1 qr-cask wine, 2 cases do, 3 cases, 1 qr-cask whiskey, 1 pci, Levin and Co. EXPECTED ARRIVALS.

London—Limpio, Van Diemen, Duke of Athole, Inch Murnock, and Lorraine, early Southishn Ports—Tanpo, 19 th Northern Ports—Taiaroa, this day Sidney—Easby, early Picton and Nelson—Taiaroa, 22nd Melbourne, via the South—Albion, 24th ■ Melbojrne, via West Coast—Claud Hamilton, early Napier and Poverty Bay—Rangatlra, 24th I’oxton—Jane Douglas and Hula, early Wanoanui—Stormblrd, this day. PROJECTED DEPARTURES. London—St. Leonards and Walroa, early Foxton—Hnia and Jane Douglas, early Southern Ports—Toiaroa, this day Sydney—Easby, early Oastlepoint and Napier—Kind, early Melbourne, via thelSouth— Bingarooma,2oth Napier and Poverty Bay—Eangatira, this day Pioton and Nelson—Taiaroa, 20th Wanoanui- Stormbird, this day Nelson and West Coast Ports-Charles Edward, 21st Blenheoi—Napier, early West Wanoanui—Samson, early. BY TELEGRAPH. NELSON, Friday. Arrived, 10,30 a.m.: Wellington, from Wellington. BLENHEIM, Friday. Sailed, 11 a.m.; Lyttelton, for Wellington. TARANAKI, Friday. Arrived, daylight: Taiaroa, from Onrhunga, with San Francisco mail. LYTTELLON, Friday. Arrived: Helen Angler, from Port Chalmers. Captain Berry reports being blown one hundred miles to the north of Lyttelton by a south-west gale on Monday: could not sight the Peninsula, the weather being so thick. The barque A ntares cleared for London to-day, with 3223 bales of wool and 2500 sacks wheat- She sails to-niorrow. PORT CHALMERS, Friday. Sailed; Arawata, for Melbourne.—Taupo, for the North. Passengers for Wellington: Miss D’Arcy, Messrs. Fish, Campbell, Beamish, C. Reid, Miller (2), and McDonald. The Etholbert, which arrived yesterday from Newport, passed a quantity of Ice in 43deg. south latitude. She was amongst it for tinrty-six hours, and counted over ten Icebergs. She edged away north and got clear. ■» The barque Mataura sails for London to-morrow, with 3981 bales wool, 10 casks sealskins, 32 casks tallow, 100 bags flour, 3247 o z. gold; total va1ue,£93,688. The Taiaroa, with the SarT Francisco mail, Is duo hero to-day. H.M.S. Nymphe completed coaling yesterday and will probably leave on Monday for England. The schooner Saucy Lass, timber laden, from Picton, arrived hero yesterday morning. She left Picton on Thursday, and experienced light and varij able weather across. It Is some time now since we had one of Captain Williams’ vessels In with coal. The next to turn up should be the brig Neptune, which left Newcastle on the 2nd Instant. She may therefore now be looked for any day. Tho Hineraoa, which takes Ministers South this evening, after leaving them at Fort Chalmers, will proceed to Dog Island, land stores, and proceed thence to Puysegur Point, where a now lighthouse has just been erected. Tho light will be tested, and if the trial prove satisfactory, nottflcatlon will be made to mariners that tho light wilt bo established early la March next. Tho Hinemoa, after the light has been tested, will return to-Wellington, calling at Port Chalmers, Lyttelton, and Akaroa, discharging a largo quantity of stores. The trip will occupy about ton days. The Jane Douglas, for Foxton, arrived early yesterday morning, and sailed again last night for the same port. The steamer Hula sailed yesterday afternoon for Wanganui. Tho yacht Contrabandicro has been supplied with a false keel. She has also been thoroughly overhauled in anticipation of tho regatta. Wo understand tho cutter Lena Is also to be overhauled previous to starting for the coasters’ race. Tho steamer Ilaxvea, previous to leaving, went round to the Patent Slip to have her compasses adjusted. She left for tho South with a large number of passengers during the evening. Tho Mannwatu arrived in harbor at 7.30 yesterday morning. She left Wanganui at 7.30 on Thursday evening, crossed tho bar an hour later, and made tho run up In 12 honrs. Fine weather was experienced along the coast. The steamer Ringarooma, from Melbourne via tho South, arrived in harbor at 0.30 yesterday morning. She left Melbourne at 4.45 p.m. on tho Bth, and arrived at Hobarton at 7.40 o.m. on tho Oth : left at 6 p.m, tho same day, and arrived at tho Bluff at daylight last Monday. Fine weather was experienced across. Sho arrived at Port Chalmers early on Tuesday morning; sailed for Lyttelton on Wednesday evening, arriving there tho next morning at 0; left the same evening, and arrived hero as above. The schooner Esther, from Pelorns Sound, with a cargo of timber, arrived In port early yesterday morn ing. She left on Wednesday, and experienced flue weather across.

Tho stearaei Manawatu, for Wanganui, left last evening. Tho Kapler, for Blenheim, got away last night. Tho steamer Hawea arrived in harbor at 10 o’clock vestorday morning. She loft tho Waitomata at 5 p.m. bn tho 13th, and arrived at Tauranga at 9 a.m. tho next day: left again at 10.30 a.m„ arriving at Poverty Bay at 0 a.m. on tho 15th; loft thero at 3p.m., and arrived at Napier at 5.30 a,m. on the 16th : left there at 1 p.m., arriving hero as above. The Hawea left again at 3 o'clock for the South.