SHIPPING.

New Zealand Times, Volume XXXIV, Issue 5666, 28 May 1879, Page 2

SHIPPING.

PORT OF WELLINGTON ARRIVED.

Mav 27.—Tui, s.s„ Cl tons. Holmes, from Wanipmil I'liwoiiKers —GoWn : Mesilames Askew, BoUnaou and Dewsun. Messrs. Samuel, Nelson, Bishop. Kindalr, Keiil, Twomcy, and Ford; 11 steerage. Uinhou, agent. Storrabird, s.s„ CD tons, Doile, from M ariganm. Passengers Cabin; Miss I’nrceil, Mr, and Mrs. Manton, and Mr. Colburn. Martin, agent. Malay, barque, 1120 tons, droll, from Newcastle. Onin.Hllei'l. agent. Isaac Hall, barque, Co.'> tons, from New York via Lyttelton. Uannatyno and Co., agents.

SAILED. May 27. W'akatipu. u 1160 tons. Vt heeler, for the ’Sout.li. Passengers—Sa'oon : Misses Robinson, Dowd, i.omon, and Lawson (2), Moulames Morrah, Hearn, a d Carmody, Messrs. Mittall, Logan, and Lucldo. D, Mills, agent. Ewin liasustt, barque, 329 tons, Manley, for Newcastle. Williams, agent. Manawatu, pi, 103 tens. Harvey, for Wanganui, Passengers—Cabin : Mcsdarnes 15 .relay and Fisher ami children (3), Messrs. Barclay, Krankland. Clooclay, Keid, i'aotil, Hill, Nichols, American Panorama Troupe (0). Martin, agent, , ~ , Kennedy, p.s,, 138 tons, Conway, for Nelson and West Coast. Passenger Cabin; Mr. Howe. Deacon, ag-nt. •Stormbird, s.s., 09 tons, Doile, for Foxton. Passengers—Cabin ; Mr. and Mrs. Gray and children (7), Messrs. Whittaker, Colo, and Klott and Party (6). Martin, agent. Go-Ahead, s.s,, 85 tons. Dicker, for Wanganui. Johnston and Co., agents. IMPORTS, Manawatu, from Wanganui: 12 bales wool, Johnston and Co. Jane Douglas, from Lytelton and Kaikoura: 18 sack* shells, KruU and Co ; 390 sacks potatoes, Turnhull and Co: 1 parcel. Levy, Neptune, from Newcastle: 600 tons coal, Williams. Mai .y. from Newcastle : 470 tons coal, 18 oases oranges, Order, Tui, from Wanganui; 20 casks tallow, Order. Stormbird from Wanganui: 4 cases, 6 pkgs, Order, Go-Ahead, from East Coast: 00 tons lime-stone, 'Conks. From White Rock; 8 hales wool, 10 sacks, Johnston and Co. BY TKLKORAPII. AUCKLAND, Tuesday. Arrived: At 8 30 a m . Eaalandia, from Sydney. She left on the 22m1, and had light winds and fine weather throughout. Passengers— Mesdames Nathan, children (2), nurse, and Infant, and Chapman, Rev. Mr, Thompson, Dr. Clarke, Captain Wattcn and wife, Messrs. Lukcns and wife, PhllPps and wife, Smith, Monteftoro, and Betts; 0 steerage. In transit —3O saloon and 23 steerage. Cargo-07 cases fruit. 2 cases cigars, 20 pltgs. general merchandise; In transit, 1140 pkgs. general merchandise. She sails for Han Francisco this afternoon.—Rotorua, from the South, Transport, from Newcastle. Helena, from Oaniaru, Sailed: Pirate, for Groymouth. The Zealandla took a considerable quantity of cargo, consisting of soap, potatoes, &0. , for Honolulu: and a small quantity of gum und old coin for San Francisco. The following were ser passengers—Mrs. R. H. Nixon, Dr. Maraton Oabsia, Mrs. A. T. McKay and children (3), Messrs. George Scott. J. Conken, A, Hornsby, J. Flet.her, Fisher, and CG original from Sydney. PICTON, Monday. Arrived: At 11,30 pm., Taiaroa, from Wellington. BLENHEIM. Monday. Arrived: At 12 pm., Napier, from Wellington. NELSON, Tuesday. Arrived: At 1) a.ra., Taiaroa, from Wellington. Saii.ed: At 12,50 p.m., Taiaroa, for Pioton and Wellington. NAPIER, Tuesday. Arrived; At 10.30 a.m., Hawea, from Wellington. WANGANUI. Tuesday. Sait-ed: At 1 p.m., Rangatira, for Wellington. OTAKI, Tuesday. The schooner Elizabeth left hero this afternoon for Wellington, loaded with pig iron. Also the cutter Ilokiraal, bound to Porirua, loaded with potatoes, PORT CHALMERS, Tuesday. Arrived: Hudson, from Wellington.-Bobycito anil Caborifel di. from Newcastle,—Halley Bailley, from Hobar on.—Ladybird, from the North. The following vessels were m port last night:— Steamers—Jane Douglas, Samson, Tui, and Grafton. Ships—Pleiades and Peri. Barques—Gloria, Clan Campbell. Olundovey, Malay, and Isaac Hall. Brigs— Jane and Neptune. Brigantines Endeavor and Enterprise. The barque Ned White was to have left New York on the 7th of April for Wellington and Auckland. The barque Malay arrived in our harbor at 8.30 yesterday morning from Newcastle, She left there on the End May, and in c nsoquence of the verv severe weather encountered has made an unusually long voy go. On the 18th instant a heavy squ all struck the vessel, tearing the mizen-st wnall to pieces, and splitting both the lower topsails, but ll" other damage was done. She made the land on Sunday, and lias experienced baffling winds over since. ■ She hauled alongside the wharf during the afternoon, and will commence discharging to-day. The barque Edwin Bassett, for Newcastle, got awav yesterday forenoon. Tile brigantine Isabella left Wanganui for the Grey on Sunday last in charge of Captam Maefarlano (late of tlie schooner Florence and cutter Dido), Captain Crmgh having resigned. The sterner Rangatira, from tho Manukau, is due hero to-day. Tho steamer W’akatipu, for the South, left yesterday at midday. 'l’ho Kennedy, for Nelson and tho West Coast ports, left last night. The steamer Taiaroa is duo hero to-day from Picton and Nelson. The steamer Stormbird loft for Foxton last night. The steamer Tui arrived i« harbor yesterday afternoon after a passage of 12 hours from Wanganui. The steamer Go-Ahead loft yesterday afternoon for Wanganui. The steamer Manawatu sailed yesterday for Wanganui, AVo are indebted to Mr. S. Bonder owner of tho schooner Shepherdess for a copy of a telegram re ceived by him on Monday night, conveying the intelligence of tl)o wreck of that vessel in the harbor of Kaikoura. It appears that owing to a very heavy easterly swell the schooner parted all her moorings, and was driven on the rocks, where she proceeded to break up. Tho Shepherdess arrived at Kaikoura on Thursday last, from Havelock, with a onrgo of timber. She was an old vessel, having been built at least 40 years ago, but her timbers, blue gem, it is said, were sound, and she had recently undergone a thorough repair. The insurance had just expired, however, und the companv had refused to renew the police, the vessel at the lime being at sea, ,Mr. Bender values her at E 460. She wis 30 tons register, and was in charge of Captain Bllby. ARRIVAL OF THE ISAAC HALL, FROM NEW YORK VIA LYTTELTON. Tho Isaac Had, an American baique of 605 tons, arrived in harbor after dark last night from Lyttelton, ■with part of her original cargo for Wellington. She is owned by Messrs. J. If. Winchester and Co., of New York. She had on leaving 1200 tons of cargo on board, c insisting nf the usual variety of American goods. Amongst her cargo was a line of 400 cases of kerosene, which was landed at Lyttelt n. Her maslor. Captain Adams, reports :—Left New York on December P. Had heavy weather on the ireast, and very poor north east trades. Crossed the. Equator on January 21. Thirty-live days out picked up the southeast trades in 1 north, an 1 they proved fair, holding as far as 20 south, from there to 38 south met with southerly winds. The westerlies were good, and carried tiie vessel to 150 east. The easting was run down ip 40 south. Made Capo Foulwind on April 10. ami met witii light and baffling winds from that ti ■ o. In tlie Straits experienced light southerly winds, and put into Port Underwood on April 10 to avoid drifting to the northward. Lay there until April 24, ip company with tho Australian Sovereign and tlie Wave of Life. Made the Lyttelton light at 2 a.m- on the 27th April, and anchored seven hours later. .She left Lyttelton last Saturday evening, and experienced light westerly winds in the Straits Made tho Heads yest rday afternoon, and saLed In Without a pilot as above. ' . ■ ;■ •