SHIPPING.

New Zealand Times, Volume XXXVIII, Issue 6583, 24 May 1882, Page 2

SHIPPING.

Hran Winn.—B.l4 a.m.: 8'37 p.m* Suifßises, 7.4 a.m.; sots, 4.30 p.m. MKTKOROLOOIOAL —YESTERDAY. Noon.—Barometer, 30-20: thermometer, 59. 6 p.m.—Barometer, 30-27: thermometer, 58. Midnight.—Barometer, 30-30; thermometer, 41. • Wind.—N.W., light; weather,toe. ARRIVED, May 23.—Albion, a.a., 601 tons, Webster, from Sydney, via Auckland and the East Coast.. Passengers— Misses Farmer and Todd, Mesdames Farmer- and Fletcher, Judges Kenny and Wilson, Dr. Pollen, Captain Hume, Major Te Wheoro, Messrs Henderson, Reado, Robinson, Christie,. McDonald, Xiej in, Chambers, Donnelly, Cottell, Buchanan, Smith, suston, Fitzherbert, and Wilson ; 11 steerage. Wheeler, ag Napler, s.s., 60 tons, Fisk, from Plrton.. Passengers—Messrs Mitchell, Kiernan, Simpson, Boots, Lambert, Richardson, and Smith. W. and G. Tnrnbull and Co., agents. _ „ . ™;v Tui, s.s., 64 tons, Pope, from Kalkonra and walpapa. W. and G. Turnbull and Co., f™- ~ Hauraki, s.s„ 00 tons, Harvey, from Opunake. levin and Co., agents. _■ ' Ladybird, s.s., 272 tons, Fraser, from - Westport. Passenger—Mr Jonn Munro, M.H.R. Williams, a *Charles Edward, p.s., 123 tons, Whitwell, from Picton. Deacon and Martin, agents. SAILED. May 23.—Albion, s.s,. 591 tons, Webster, for Melbourne, via South. Passengers —Misses Rwson, Lemon, and Rowly, Mesdames Pascoe. Patrlok and Nichol, Captain Basoand, Messrs Nathan, Maston, McGregor, Tait, A’Court, Jameson, Chamberlain, Harrington. Kohn, Tail. Broadhurst. Greenfield, Donnelly, Logan, Pearson, and (Stewart. 6 steerage. W TuIJ Pope, for Kalkonra. Passengers —Mrs Overend and child. Messrs Seaget, Nicholu, and Blyth, W. and O. Turnbull and Co., agents. Napier, s.s., 50 tons. Fisk, for Picton. Passenger— Mr Simpson. W. and O. Turnbull and Co., agents. Kiwi, s.s., 133 tons, Campbell for Castle Point and Napier. Mohaka, s.s., 20 tons, Jones, for Blenheim. Levin and Co., agents. ' ' ‘ , May, barquentine, 237 tons. Grant, for Wanganui, W. and G. Turnbull and Co., agents. , IMPORTS. Crusader, from London—ssß cases, 500 boxes, 501 casks, 30 kegs, 12 rolls, 702 deals, 5 crates, 40 bales, 12 slabs, W. and O. Turnbull and Co.; 140 cases, 100 kegs, 20 cases. Zohrab, Newman tod Co.; 2 Bannatyne and Co.; 116 cases, 40 begs, 20 bales. Krnll and Co.: 2 bales. W. R. W' Uams ; 16 bales, 11 pkgs, 33 cases, 21 trunks, Tornbull, Smith and Co.. 19 casks, 2 bags. 40 bales, 08 brls, 30 qr.-casks, 440 kegs, 58 bdls, 220 cases, 600 boxes. Levin and Co.; 2 pels, W H. Meek; 75 bdls, 20kegs, IS qr--casks, 510 boxes, 37 cases, E. Pearce; 8 frames felt, 2073 sash-weights, 63 grindstones, 2 bales, 11 crates. 2 machines, 161, boxes powder, 392 easier, 764 bdls, 286 cases, 566 kegs, 18 rolls, 5 hhds, 37 pkgs, 799 bars, 25 plates, 28 pipe boxes, 39 boxes, J. Duthle and Co.; 15 cases, 11 bales, Whlttem, Nicholson and Co.: 5 tanks, 150 kegs, Johnston and Co.; 10 drums, J. Gear ; Icask, Barraud and Son ; 4 trunks; R. Hannah and .Co.; 2 cases Wilson and Richardson ; 3 cases, 8 boxes, Lyon and' Blair; 80 kegs, 4 cases, E. W. Mills and Co.; 27 cases, 19 bales, James Smith ; 67 bdls, 8 casks, 4 sheets lead, 32 cases, T. Ballinger; 4 fox terriers, Bethuna and Hunter; 17 cases, Colonial Secretary; 11 pkgs, J.' Hayes ; 3 cases, Thompson, Shannon, and Co.; 6 cases,, 6 casks, 5 pkgs, R. Gardner and Co.; balance of cargo for sundry consignees, and to order. EXPECTED ARRIVALS. London —Star of the East, March Bth ; Helen Denny, March 17th ; Loch Doori, April 3rd ; City of Tan-: jore, April '23rd. Glasgow.—Glenarlff, Feb Bth. . . : : America. —Edenfleld (via Auckland), Nov. 2; Annie Barr, Feb. 14th. , Melbourne, via the South.—Te Anau, 20th. ' , Foxton.—Jane Douglas, this day. • Westport.— vVestport; 25th. , Kalkonra.—Tui, 25th. Picton and Nelson.—Penguin, this day. i Southern Ports.—Wanaka, this day. j Auckland, via East Coast.—Rotorua, 29th. PROJECTED DEPARTURES. Melbourne, via South.—Rotorua. 29th. FIJI. —Taiaroa (from Auckland), 2nd June. Sydney, via East Coast and Auckland:—Te Anau, 20th. ' East Coast and Auckland.—Te Anau, 26th. Manukau, via Picton and Nelson.—Wanaka, 25th. i Sydney, direct.—Wakatlpu, 25th. Nelson and West Coast.—Charles Edward, this day. : Westport.—Ladybird, early. Blenheim.—Mohaka, early. t i Foxton.—Jane Douglas, this day. - ' Picton.—Napier, early. ; Lyttelton and Port Chalmers.—Penguin, this day. ' Dunedin.—Beautiful Star, 25th. ■ . . r ‘ Wanganui, via Picton.—Hula, 25th. “ ! Kaikoura and Lyttelton.—Tui, 25th. J (BY TELEGRAPH.) ] (UNITED PRESS ASSOCIATION.) PioioNjMay 23. i Sailed, 2 a.m.—Penguin, for Nelson. Nelson, May 23. Arrived—B.4s a.m., Wakatu, from Wellington ; 10.45 a.m., Penguin, from Picton. Auckland, May 23. i ; ’ Arrived—Mail steamer City of New York, from Sydney. Passengers: For Auckland—Messrs Betts, Cooper, Monin, Perks, Smith, Major Tabuteau, Captain Osborne, Miss Eames, Miss Meriefleld, Mr and Mrs De Lias. Sailed—Southern Gross, for the South. Lyttelton, May 23. ] Arrived, 4.30 p.m.—Go-Ahead, from Wellington. ... Wanoanoi, May 23. Sails at midnight—Hnia, for Wellington. ; Dunedin, May 23. ‘ Sailed—Wakatlpu, for Sydney, via the North. Past songers: For Wellington—Miss Hosley, Mr Hosley; for Sydney—Mesdames Toohey and child. Walker (2), McCarty and family, Corbee, Mr and Mrs Burt. and child, Miss Burt, Messrs J. A. Hart, H. Dezey, J; Horsby, and sixteen Chinese. . . . The tug Koputal, which was run down by the . Waitaki some weeks ago, has now been repaired, and is In commission again. ......

;: Ths following vessels were In port last night Steamers—H.M.3. Miranda, Charles Edward/ Ladybird, Hauraki, Hinemoa, Merksworth, Stormbird. Ships—Opawa and Crusader. Barques—Waimea and Malay. Brigantine—Annie Hill. Schooners— Endeavour and Maud Graham. ; The steamer Tui returned from Kaikoura, via Wafpapa, early yesterday morning, and left again on an excursion trip to Kaikoura at 8 o’clock last night. ; The Union s.s. Albion, Captain Webster, arrived from Sydney, via Auckland and East Coast ports, at 9 a.m. yesterday. She reports leaving Sydney at 8 p.m. on the 13th, reaching Auckland at 4 p.m. on the 19th ; left at 3 a.m. next day, and arrived at Gisborne at 6 next morning; sailed again at 10 p.m., and reached Napier at 8 a.m. on Momlay; moved on at 11 Am., and arrived as above. The Albion sailed again for South and Melbourne at 3.15 p.m. \ The s.s. Napier arrived from Picton at 7 a.m. yesterday, and left again In the evening for the same port. i . i ; The Union Company’s steamers due to-day are the Penguin from Nelson and Piston, and Wanaka from the South. The former leaves at noon for South, and ths latter leaves at same time for Mahnkau, via Picton and Nelson. . - ; The s.s. Hauraki arrived at 10 a.m. yesterday, having left Opunake at 4 p.m. on Monday. : The schooner Ellerton was got afloat on Monday night, and a subsequent examination showed that she had received no injury. She was towed over to Somes’lsland bythos.s. Moa, and. after ballasting, will leave for Greymouth. . The steamer Hula will arrive from Wanganui at about noon to-day. She Is advertised to sail on.her return trip, via Picton. on Thursday, at 6 p.m. The barquentine May was tewed to sea last night by the s.s. Tui. She goes to Wauganul to load timber for Sydney. " The p.s, Charles Edward arrived from Picton at I o’clock last evening. She leaves for Nelson and West Coast ports on Thursday at 6 p.m. The 9.8, Ladybird returned from Westport at 7 p.m. yesterday, after a passage of twenty-nine hours. , She experienced strong southerly and S.W. winds to Cape Farewell, thence to arrival E. and N.E., and flue weather. Mr Wills, recently chief officer of the steamer Ladybird, joined the Kangaroo at Westport on Monday, and on reaching Dunedin is to be transferred to the barque Celestia as master, vice Captain Bascand, who, it will be remembered, has received the appointment of Harbormaster at Timaro. The ship Crusader was berthed In No. 4 at the Queen’s Wharf yesterday afternoon. The steamer Kiwi left at midnight for Castle Point and Napier. The departure of the s.s. Hauraki for Wanganui and Opunake has been postponed until to-day. j INTERCOLONIAL, WEATHER EXCHANGE, Wxllinoion Observatory, May 23.' NEW ZEALAND. F Fine weather; light southerly winds, but heavy rain list night at Bluff. AUSTRALIA. Fine, with light variable winds, but cloudy. Barometers—New Zealand: Russell, 30’2; Wellington. 301; Bluff. 30’2. Australia; Albany, 30’0 ; Portland, 30'2: Hobart, So'3 ; Sydney, 30‘2.