SHIPPING.

New Zealand Times, Volume XXXIV, Issue 5681, 14 June 1879, Page 2

SHIPPING.

PORT OK WELLINGTON, ARRIVED. June 13 Old* Jack, schooner, 1C tons. Guard, from Port Underwood. Master, agent. Wild Wave, barque, 237 tons,. Cleary, from Hobarton. Turnbull and Co., agents. Albion, s.s., 591 tons, Tozcr, from Melbourne via tho South. Passengers—Saloon : Misses Nicholls, Briggs, Mesdames Smith and family, Wallis, Mr. and Mrs. Handley and family, Messrs. Monk, Hone. Hill, Todd, Skao, Luto. Slack. Wallis, Williams, Rolleston, Don.agliy, and Smith. D. Mills, agent, Manawatu, p.s., 103 tons. Harvey, from Wanganui. Passengers—Cabin; Messrs. Smith, Alexander, Griflta, Chamberlain, Eraser, Fuller. Qitcenlovan, Mitchell, Cninme, Macaulay, Tally, Mallor, Barton, andCreagn. Martin, agent. , ~ Jane Douglas, s.s , 75 tons, Eraser, from Kalkonra ami Lyttelton. Passengers—Cabin : Messrs. Ross, Skelly and Maxton. Martin, agent. Napier, ss., 48 tons, Fisk, from Blenheim. Turnbull and Co., ageuts. . ~ , Ladybird, s.s,, 280 tons, Malcolm, from Auckland via tho East Coast. Passengers—Saloon : Mesdames Balfour, Moengeaham, and Lahorai, Hon. Hoanl Naho, Dr, Newman, Messrs. Rhodes, Rees, Ilalfour, .-cott, Noalcc-i, Stewart, Shaw, Cook, and Masters Hoes (2); 23 in tho steerage, and 15 Armed Constabulary. I), Mills, agent. Lyttelton, p.s., 80 tons. Scott, from Blenheim. Passenger—Cabin : Mr, Sommers, Deacon, agent. SAILED. June 13.—Jane Douglas, s.s., 75 tons. Eraser, for Foxton. Passengers—Cabin : Mr. and Mrs. Blrkinaliaw and family (7), Misses Feck and Finamoro, Messrs, Mathews and McEwon. Martin, agent. Till, s.s,. Cl tons. Holmes, for Wanganui. Passengers—Cabin; Messrs. Thomas and Howe. Bishop, s.s.. 43 tons, Fisk, for Blenheim. Turnbull and Co., agents. Hula, s.s., BO tons, AVI ID, for Foxton. Passengers—Cabin : Messrs. Evans and Saunders. Bishop, agent. Ladybird, s.s., 286 tons, Malcolm, for the South. Passim-ors—Saloon : Miss Gibson, Mr. and .Mrs. Donald, Rovs. Habons and Drake, Messrs. Lewis and Piiilip.s. D. Mills, agents. Tahiroa, s.s,, 22S tons, Petersen, for tho North. Passengers—Saloon : Mesdames Paul, Balfour, Bennett, Brlmslmw, Misses Brittain, Lanktreo, Spriggs, Mr. and Mrs. Avery, Captain Cook, Messrs. Chudloigh, Strachnan, Balfour, Bennett, Dixon (2), Brittain, Donaghy. and Butler. D. Mills, agent. IMPORTS. Napier, from Blonhelm: 45 socks barley. Union Steam Ship Company; 1 engine and boiler, W. AV. Taylor : 50 bales wool, 2 do skins, New Zealand Shipping Company ; 117 sacks malt, Staples : 1 pci, Owon ; 1 box, AVilltamson; 1 pel, Hallenstoln Bros ; 1 caso, Fyfo ; 1 pel, AVhlttom Bros. Jane Douglas, from Lyttelton: 12 sacks, Bolton. From Kalkonra: 279 sacks potatoes, 2 hides, Turnbull and Co; 12 socks potatoes, Skelly : 3 do, Casey ; 5 halos wool, Levin; 1 pci, Inglla ; 1 case, Estall: 7 kegs butter. Max ton. Manawatu, from AVangannl: 77 bags wheat, Deacon ; 77 cases tallow, Krull and Co. Wild AVavo, from Hobarton : 6000 railway sleopors, 9000 palings. Order. Old Jack, from Port Underwood: 400 pkgs fish. Order. Ladybird, from Auckland: 1 box, Bank of New Zealand ; 8 bags oysters. Gandy : 26 colls rope, 2 pkgs lines, E. AV. Mills ; 1 box, Bank of Australasia ; 12 sacks oysters, Powncoby; 1 pel, Knowles; 1 do, Holdsplnk; 1 do, Word. Prom Tanranga: 1 pel, Rinlel: Albion, from Melbourne: 60 cases geneva, 2 do cigars, Crawford: 1 piano. McDnlT; 100 boxes tea, Jamieson Bros : 40 cases tallow, 10 cases. 13 boxes. Kitchen ; 273 pkgs sugar, 1400 mats. 200 do. Order ; 170 cases fruit. Barlow; 1 halo, 1 caso, 1 pci. Dalgllcsh aul Reid: 1 pkg. Banks; 0 qt-casks, Holmwood : 3 bales, 1 truss, 2 cases, Lyon and Blair; 1 case, Perrier; 1 do, Coults: 1 do. Lady Munro : 1 do. Hirst; 1 pel, Hudson : 1 do, Callls; 1 do. Bnrrett: 1 do, But'er; 1 pkg, Order; 1 case, Krull and Co: 9 do, Mills and Co ; 3 do, ilallenstein Bros : 1 do, Dawson ; 1 do. Sing Hop ; 1 pkg, ilayman and Hiscocks ; 1 keg, Marks. From Bluff: 123 sacks wheat, J. and T. Meek : 100 do oats, Elliott: 6 hhds ale, Lcatham : 0 pkgs, Pratt. From Dunedin :13 casks alo, Eddie and Jack, 1 truss, Defence Department: 1 case, Thompson, Shannon, and Co; 1 trunk. Bishop: 1 case, Turnbull and Co ; 1 do, J. S. Reid ; 1 do, Lyon and Blnir ; 1 cask, D. Mills; 6 hhds, Taylor. From Lyttelton : 1 pel, AVatt; 4 cases cheese, Scanlan and Co ; 1 cas", D. Mills ; 1 do, Bonnington ; 1 pel, Klrkcaldie and Staines; 270 sacks, Turnbull and Co. Hula, from Lyttelton : 1 caso, Captain Gibbons ; 2 do, Gandy ; 4 do. Zohrab, Newman, and Co ; 36 bags onions, Collins; 20 cases. Lowe and Shaw; 100 pkgs flour, Order. From Kaikoura: 100 sacks potatoes, 1 keg, 1 box, Lovln and Co ; 1 box, Bonbow. EXPECTED ARRIVALS, London—Red Gauntlet, Loch Creo, Western Belle, City of Madras, Plelouo. and Thames, early. South man Ports-Hawea, 10th. Northern Pouts—Wellington, this day. Sydney—AVnkatipn, 25th. Ficton and Nki.bon—AVollington, 16th. Melrournb via the South—Tatanm. 20th, Sydney via Auckland—Rotorua, 17th. Nai'ieh and East Coast—Kiwi, this day. Foxton—Hula, this day. AVanoanoi—Stormblrn, this day. Manukau and New Plymouth— Rangatlra, this day. Nelson and AVest Coast- -Charles Edward, this day. I’atea— Patea; this day. PROJECTED DEPARTURES, London— Loch Kon, early. Foxton—Stormblrd, early. Southern Pouts— Rotorua, 19th. Sydney— AVakatipu, 26th. Castletoint and Napier—Klwf, 17th. Mbliiournb via tub South—Albion, 16th. Melbourne via AVest Coast-Claud Hamilton, early. Pioton AND Nelson—Wellington, 10th. Nelson and West Coast Ports—Charles Edward, early. Blenheim—Napier, early; Lyttelton, early, Patea—Patea, 18th. Kaikoura and Lyttelton—Jauo Douglas fand Hula, 16th. Westport and Obeymouth—Grafton, early. AVanuanui—Manawatu, 14th. AVaniianui, New Plymouth, and Makukau— Orctl and Rangatlra, 10th. BY TELEGRAPH. PORT CHALMERS, Friday. Sailed; Hawea. Passengers for Wellington—Hon. J. Macnmlrew and Mr.. Uamson. NELSON, Friday. Arrived : Patea, early, from Patea, BLENHEIM, Friday. Railed: Lyttelton, at 11 a.m., for AVollington. Tho following vessels were in port last night;— Steamers—Hlnemoa, Stella, Albion. 00-Ahoad, and Sampson Barques—Loch Kon. Glondovey, Isaac Hall, and AA r ild Wave. Brigs—Clematis and Jane, Brigantine—Alary Pevcrloy. AVo have been requested to stato that tho barqno Anno Melhulsh did nr,t arrive yesterday, as reported in a morning contemporary. It is true she left Newcastle on the 23rd. 0 f May, but whether she experienced " battling vrfndj" or not cannot bo ascertained until her arrival.. Tho brigantl.no Esther cleared at the Customs yesterday. . The schooner Old Jack, with a cargo of .fish, from Port Undonvood, arrived in harbor early yesterday morning. The steamer Jano Douglas, from Lyttelton and Kaiknnra, arrived in harbor yesterday morning. She left again last night for Foxton. Tho steamer Ladybird left Auckland on tho 9th, Tanranga on the 10th, Gisbomo on tho 11th, Napier on tho 12th, and arrived here at 12.45'yosterday. Wo have to thank her purser for flies, Ac. She sailed South again during the evening.

Tlio Manawatu loft AVangannl at 2.30 p m. on tho AUtli, landed a passenger at Kapitl, and arrived hero at (I yesterday morning. She leaves again for Wanganui at U this morning. Tho steamer Napier, from Blonhelm, arrived In harbor at 1.30 yesterday afternoon, and loft again last night.

Tho Tui, for AVangannl, left shortly after midday yesterday. The steamer AVelllngton, from the Mannkau and Intermediate ports, Is duo here early this morning. The steamer Jane Douglas left for Foxton last night.

The barque Glondovoy was shifted from the wharf yesterday. The brigantine Circe was sighted by the schooner Old Jack on her way from Port Underwood on Thursday evening. .

The barque Wild Ware will discharge at the breastwork# Her hatches will be opened to day. The steamer Albion left Melbourne on the 3rd, called at Hobarton, and arrived at the Bluff at 11 a. nr. on the 10th ; left again same evening, called at Port Chalmers and Lyttelton, and arrived here at 0.30 yesterday morning. 3ho returns to Melbourne via the South on Monday. The barque Wild Wave arrived in harbor at 10 o’clock yesterday morning from She loft there on the 19th of May, and had moderate variable winds until the 29tb, when she encountered a heavy gale with high seas, and the docks were constantly flooded, but fortunately no damage was done. The gale gave out on the Slat, and then had moderate winds until the 4th instant, when another heavy gale was experienced, which caused the vessel to labor heavily, and ship immense bodies of nmter ; then fair winds to making Cape ifoulwlnd, and rounded Capo Farewell at 3 a m. on the 4th, and arrived off the Heads at C p.m. on Thursday, when Pilot Holmes boarded her and brought her in as above. On the 10th the provisions were running short, and the brigantine Mary Bannatyno, from Oroymouth to Lyttelton, being in sight, a boat was lowered, and potatoes and flour were obtained from her. The barque brings a cargo of Government sleepers.