SHIPPING.

New Zealand Times, Volume XXXVII, Issue 6441, 5 December 1881, Page 2

SHIPPING.

Hian WiTsn.—S.l s.m.; 8.44 p.m. •bn.— Rises, 4-18 ».m.; »eti, 7'6 p.m. METEOROLOGICAL—TESTERDAV. Koon Barometer, 29 60: thermometer, *B. 8 p.m.—Barometer, 29 80 : thermometer. 68. Midnight,—Barometer, 2963; thermometer, 66. Wind.—3.E., fresh. ARRIVED. December 3.—Charles Edward, P-«., J? 8 . t E}’’ Whitwell, from Wanganui. Passengers—Cabin . Miss Kenny. Dr. and Mrs Warren and family, Messrs Kay, Potter, Flyger, Robinson, and Wright. Deacon and , 201 tons, Dolle, from the East Coast. Passengers Cabin : Mr and Mrs Smith. Johnston, agent, , .. . - i,* Lady Agnes, barque. Friend, from New York. W. and G. Turnbull and Co., agents. Forest Queen, ketch, 61 tons, Anderson, from Lyttelton. Master, agent, Eliza Mary, brigantine, 161 tons, Amdt, from Napier. Master, agent. Elisabeth Conway, schooner, 46 tons, Ware, from Lyttelton. Master, agent. Tir.-».nwi Hnla, s.s., 90 tons. Berriman, from Wanganui. Passengers—Cabin: Messrs Summers, Dickson, brake. 4 steerage. W. and G. Turnbull and Co.. Malay, barque, 828 tons, H*lm, from Newcastle. D DKCEMBEB S 4 D -Rlngarpoma. s.s., OJS tons^ Chatfleld, from Auckland, via the East Coast. Passen gets—Cabin : Misses Howard, Wilson (2). Mcsdames McCormick and Ed-'ards General Fulton, Messrs Brassey, Alexander (2). Bitch. Boyd, Power, Shepperson, Sklpton, Lewisson, and Hoskins, 8 Bt l\Tand V Jam e e r s, a f.?ch, 28 tons, Hold.t, from TI Agnes, ketriSr 82 tons, Biddies, from Kalapoi. tons. Gibbons, from Patea. W. and O. Turnbull and Co , agents, Wanaka, s.s., 286 tons, Anderson, from Lyttelton. Passengers—Cabin: Misses Wlllocks, Lemon (2), Mesdames Hooper, Lemon, Eeycraft and 3 children, Captain Yulle, Dts. Lemon and Murdoch, Messrs Peter, Hislop, Dryden, Burgess, Hunt, Hooper, and Kelly : 12 steerage. Wheeler, agent. Kiwi, s.s,, 133 tons, Campbell, from the East Coast. Le pengufn, Dt s.s., 262 tons, Fdie, from Picton and Nclsen, Passengers Cabin: Mrs Moore, Misses Walker, Ward, Allpress, Osborne, Messrs McLachrm, Matton, Zesch, Jeffreys, Grant, Moeller, Myers, Brassey; 11 steerage. Wheeler, agent.

SAILED. December 3.— Wnkatu, s.s., 78 tons, Greager, for Wanganui and Patea. Heaton, agent. Huia, s.s., 90 tons. Berriman, (»r Wanganui. Passengers Cabin : Messrs Jamieson. McLaren, and Olliver. W. and G. Turnbull and Co., agents. December 4.—Charles Edward, p.s,. 126 tons, Whitwell, for Wanganui. Passengers —Cabin: The Pomeroy Company. Deacon and Martin, agents. Penguin, s.s., 462 tons, Edle, for Taranaki and Manukau. Passengers—Cabin: Mr and Mrs Gill. Mr and Mrs Graham, Dr. Hector, Master Sealey, Messrs Reid, Donaldson, Graham, Stephenson, Wood, and Ball.' Wheeler, agent. Star of the Sea, ketch, 29 tons, Smith, for Havelock. Master, agent. IMPORTS. Lady Agnes, from New York:—4o cases turps, 200 do cornflour, 30 do starch, 250 do clothes-pins, 00 doi wash-boards, 100 cases hops, 200 do salad oil, 40 do lard, 11 do brooms, 14 do shovels, 70 do handies, 2 do sluice fork-, 20 kfgs casings, 25 oases oysters, 25 do honey, 20 do grape sugar, 14 casks peerless gloss, 8 racks churns, 100 barrels resin, 25 do plaster, 145 coses chairs. 60 do lobsters, 20 } barrels sugar, 33 nests trunks, 8000 cases kerosene, 173d0 tobacco, 1 do chocolate, 25 do oil, 60 cases axes, W. and G. Turnbull and Co.; 1 cask, 2 boxes, 20 pkgs axes, Duthle and Co.; 8 cases handles, 0 pkgs axes, Nairn and Co.: 11 cases nails, 82 do blacking, 30 crates, 4 cases leather, 6 bales duck, 1 roll do. 1 bale twine, 1 case, Turnbull and Smith :15 pkgs axes, W. W. Taylor; 71 do chairs, Bannatyne and Co,; 1 box. Murray, Roberts and Co.; 17 cases soles 4 bundles, 2 cases, 15. W. Mills: 63 cases, Kempthorno and Co.: 120 do Zohrab, Newman and Co.: 1 do, Webster and McKellar: 1 organ, H. Williams; 100 cases Webster Bros.; 56 cases clocks, P. Moeller and Co.; and a large quantity of pkg , &0., to order. EXPECTED ARRIVALS. London.—Orarl, Aug. 31 ; Margaret Galbraith, Sept. 13; Mercia, Sept. 29 ; Waitara, Sept. 30, Liverpool.—Rising Star (via Dunedin) sailed Sept 16. Sydney.—Merkaworth. early. Melbourne, via the South.—Arawata, 9th. PROJECTED DEPARTURES. Melbourne via Southern ports. Bingarooma, this day, Manukau, &c.—Hawoa, Bth. Fiji.—Taiaroa, about 13th. Picton and Nelson.—Wanaka, this day. Wanganui —Huia and Wakatu, oth. Foxton.- Jane Douglas, this day; Tnl, early. Blenheim.—Napier, early. Lyttelton, Tlraarn, and Oamaru.—Oroti, this day. Patea.- Patea, this day. Auckland, via the East Coast.—Arawata, 9th. Sydney.—Wakatipu, 10th. London.—Walroa, ship, this day. The following vessels were in port last night : Steamers—Hlnemoa, Manawatu, SCormbird, Napier, Go-Ahead, Kiwi, Patea, Oreti, Wanaka, Hlugarooma, and Wakatu, Ships—Walroa, Piako. Plelone, and Auckland. Barques— S. R. Luhrs, Australind, Ualsy, and Lady Agues. Schooners, &c. —larah Pile, Lucy aed James, s oreat Queen, Agnes, Elizabeth Conway, and Eliza Mary. The steamer Go-Ahead, from the East Coast, arrived at the wharf on Saturday evening, with a full cargo of wool. She left Castle Point last Wednesday morning for Mataikuna ; took in wool, and proceeded on to Oahango same day; left there on Friday for White Rock; left the e at 3 p.m. on Saturday, and arrived here as above. The coal barque Malay, from Newcastle, arrived off the Heads on Friday night. On Saturday morning the wind came away from the southward, and she sailed in, reaching the wharf at 10 a.m. She has made the run across in 12 days, having experienced for the first six days westerly winds, and thence light easterly. The steamer Hula, from Wanganui, arrived in bM)WtlfiDEtl'C,|lf&%6 flMte'mpf."' ' Tae steamer Oreti, from Auckland, via East Coast ports, arrived here on Saturday morning. She sails for l.yttolton to-day. The steamer Charles Edward, from Wanganui, arrived at the wharf at 7 o’clock on Saturday morning, after al2 hours' run. She le t again early on Sunday morning, and re urns here to day. The schooner Elizabeth Conway and ketch Forest Queen, from Lyttelton, both arrived in harbor on Saturday forenoon.

The ship Auckland opened her hatches on Saturday morning. Discharging will be commenced this mom* in?. The ketch Lucy and James, from Lyttelton, in ballast, arrived off the Breastwork at noon yesterday. She left last Friday, nod experienced a southerly wind, with heavy sea. The steamer Patea, from Patea, arrived at the wharf at 11.30 yesterday forenoon. She leaves Again to-day for the same port. The brigantine Eliza Mary, from Napier, arrived here in ballast on Saturday morning, in charge of Assistant Pilot Shilling, Pilot Holmes being engaged on board the Lady Agnes. The steamer Jane Douglas, from Foxton, is duo here to-day. The steamer Kiwi, from East Coast ports, arrived in pert yesterday morning at 10 o'clock. She left Castle Point on Saturday, and experienced southerly weather along the coast. The ketch Star of the Sea, for Havelock, left the Breastwork yesterday. The ketch Agnss, from Kaiapoi, with a cargo of oats, consigned to Mr Thomas, arrived in port early yesterday morning. She will commence discharging to-day. The X7.S.S. Co.’s Wanaka, from Lyttelton, arrived at the wharf at 2 p.m. yesterday, bringing the Southern portion of the outward ’Frisco mail. She left Lyttelton at 9.40 p.m. on Saturday, and experienced a fresh southerly breeze throughout. She leaves to-day for Picton and Nelson. The U S.S. Co.’s Penguin, from Picton and Nelson, arrived in harbor at 4a. m. yesterday. She left Nelson at 5 p.m. on the 3rd instant, and experienced strong S.E. winds to arrival She left, shortly after the .arrival of the Wanaka, for Taranaki and Manukau, with Che outgoing 'Frisco mail, for transhipment at Auckland. . The U S.S. Co.’s Bingarooma arrived at the wharf yesterday morning at 9 o’clock. She left the Bay of Islands at 6 p.m. on the 30th ultimo, reaching Auckland next morning; sailed shortly after noon, and reached Gisborne at 1 p.m. on the 2nd ; left at 6 p.m. aud arrived at Napier next morning at 2.16; sailed at 1.15 p.m., arriving here as above She sails for Melbourne, via the South, at 3 p.m. to-day. ARRIVAL OF TFTE LALY AGNES, FROM NEW YORK. The barque Lady Agnes, from New York, with American notions, arrived in harbor on Saturday, under charge of Pilot Holmes, after a passage of 100 days. From the master we learn the barque left on August IS. and on the following day fell in with very nasty weather, and had her starboard anchor washed from the davits. The following day the sea some what moderated, but the weather was very unsettled, and accompanied with vivid lightning and heavy hailstorms. On September 17th exchanged signals with the barque Charlatan, 70 days out from New York, bound to the Cape of Good Hope. On October 2nd experienced a very heavy gale, and shipped large quantities of water, but which did no damage to the ship. On the 21st the gale was fallen in with, and the ship had to \ut before It ore sail could be reduced. On the 22nd rounded the Cape. The following day sighted a very large iceberg, in lat. 40min X4deg S., long. SSmln 15deg K, In the eve Ing sighted another. The following week large and small icebergs were seen on both sides, and the cold was, at times, intense. Light variable weather was then experienced until Bth November, when another heavy gale was encountered. On the 27<h saw the land, and the following day sighted Cape Saunders, with thick weather. Thence had variable winds up the coast. Made the heads on Saturday morning, when Pilot Holmes boarded her, and brought the vessel In as above. She was at once berthed, and will commence discharging to-day.