SHIPPING.

New Zealand Times, Volume XXXVIII, Issue 6611, 26 June 1882, Page 2

SHIPPING.

Ilmn Wathr.—'lo.s7 a.m.; 11.35 p.m, buy.—Rises, 7.22 a.m.; Bets, 4.21 pm. METROUOLOd W ' i.~—YE^XEttUAIf. Noon,-Barometer, 29'50: thermometer, SC. 0 p.m.—Barometer, 20■■13; thermometer, 55. Mulnight.—Barometer, 23,40; thermometer, 4.j. ■Wind, N. W., light; weather, tine., ARRIVED.

jusu 24—Grafton, b.».,'212 ton?, Johnston, from South. I’a«engerj—Jlisse? White, Hunter, Iggleaton, Dixpn, I'atching. and .Fairly,.Mcsdamce Pdiner, Powell,"and I«eleeton, Mexari Marshall, King, Nelson, and Fraser. Williams, agent. AVakatu, ».s. r -78 tons. Gibbons,, from Palea. Passengers—Mr and Mrs Jtlchardson and family (3), .Mrs McKenzie'and son, Messrs Adams, Derrett, and Planagan'r"AV.'and C.'Turritmll and Co.,'agents. Napier, s.s.. 50 tons, Kid's, from Kaikoura. Passengers- M'S Williams. Messrs Niuol and Ovcrend. W. and G.'Turnbull and Co., agents Jane Douglas, »,».• 75 tons, Fraser, from Foxton. AV. and G. Turnbull and Co., agents; Mohaka, s.s., 20 tons, Jones, from Blenheim, Levin and Co., agents. June 25.—Penguin, s.s., 413 tons, Anderson, from Lyttelton. Passengers—Misses Campbell, McGowan, Syvel.. Mwdamot Read and Lucas, Messrs Burne, Reynolds, Lucas) Ferguson, Clayton, Baines, Acland, Barry, Bartholomew. Coles, Austin, Taylor, Allen, Higgins, Read, Austin, Buchanan, Otterson, Banks, TaU, .Brown, Riine, McKay, McCardell, Wince, Fitzgerald, Belcher;; -IJL steerage. Wheeler, agent. Ladyb'rd) s.s., 272 tons, Fraser, from Westport. Will lists, agent. Helen Denny,barque, 725 tons, Ruth, from London. Passengers-Saloon : Mrs Ruth and family, Messrs William- St. John, Henry B. Klrwan, and Richard Brasstngton. Steerage: Norval Burgess, H. Wake, Dsniel Nlchol, Walter Price, and J. Betts. Levin and Co., agents.

, SAILED. June 2L—Anthons, brigantine, 133 tons, Carr, for Greymoutb. Master, agent. Tui, s s., 61 tons. Pope, for Wanganui. W. and G. Turnbull and Co., agents. Napier, s.s., 13, tons, Fisk, for.-Picton. W. ana G. Turnbull and Co., agents.

IMPORTS. , Per OTenariff, from Glasgow—ld frames felt, 9halfbarrels, 25 qr-casks, 47(1 cases. 5 hhds. 29 bales, 158 casks, 1200 bags, 1 trank, 3 crates, 20 kegs. 303 bundles wire, Tbox, 7 barrels, Zohrab, Newman, and Co.: 150 cases, Bannatyne and Co.: 75 cases. Levin and Coe 11 pkgs Ironmongery, Buthle and Co.: 1 case, Turnbull : 4 pkgs drapery, Steele; balance of cargo for sundry consignees and to order.

EXPECTED ARRIVALS. London —Loch Boon. April 3rd ; Birker, 12th : City of Tftnjore, April 23rd ; Norman McLeod, May 27th. . . America.—Edonfleld (via Auckland). Nov. 2; Annie Burr. Feb. 14th : Avantl, March 3rd ; Coryphene, April 15. Auckland, via East Coast,—Manapourl, to-morrow. PROJECTED DEPARTURES. Wanganui,—Wallabl, this day; , Blenheim.—Mohaka, this day. Melbourne, via South.—Manapourl, 27tb. Ploton and Nelson.—Penguin, this day. Foxton.—Jane Douglas, tills day. East Coast.—Kiwi, this day. Kelson and West, Coast.—Grafton, this day. Wanganui.—Wallabl, this day. BY TELEGRAPH. (UNITED TRESS ASSOCIATION.) Lyttelton, Juno 24. Arrived-Penguin, s.s., from Manukuu and way norts ; Go-Ahead, s.s., from Tlmant. * . ; / t Auckland, June 24.

Sailed—Manipouri, for South. . Passengers: for Melbourne—Kev. H B. Macartney and Bishop Siratnfc; for Southern ports—Misses Ilamblett. Smith, and Baxter, Dr. Picheriug, Dr. Glnchiog, Mr and Mrs Thomas, Messrs Sneddon, T. Mclntosh, Evett, Pearson, 0. Augusta, Taylor. Thompson, Kernes, E. Sander, Jeffery. SVallock, W. Mills, Hunter. J. Adair, Warren, Major Harris, Bishop Sargent, TimeTelly, and South, T Dunedin, June 24. Arrived,on Saturday—The s.s. Hawes, from North; Ocean Ranger, bargne, f-om Mauritius. Sailed—Gathers, for Auckland. The following vessels‘were In port last night:— Steamers— Penguin, Hinemoa, Wallabi, Grafton, Stormbird, Ladybird. Mohaka, Jane Ship Crusader. Barques—Star of the East, Glenatm, Helen Denny. Australlnd, S. K. Luhrs. 0. M. Tucker, Edwin Bassett. : Brigantine Mary Bannatyno. Schooners, &c. Crest of the Wave, Enterprise, Awatoa, Jeanett, Spec, Days Biy. ■ The Union s.s., Manapouri, from Auckland, via East Coat, is due to-morrow (Tuesday) morning, Plio leaves for Sohth and Melbourne the same day, at The s.s. Wallabi leaves to-night for Wanganui. The steamer Jane Douglas sails for Boston to-day, at The ship Crusader will probably go on the Slip tomorrow to t-e repainted, preparatory to taking in her Homo cargo. , , Tips barqnu Star of the East leaves about Thursday next for Calcutta, to load up for one of the Australian rorts. , , . The steamer Mohaka, arrived from Blenheim on Saturday evening. She leaves for tho same port The s.s. Napier returned from Kaikoura on Saturday morning. „ ~ , Tho s.s, Grafto”, arrived from Southern ports at 11.30 a.m. on, Saturday. Sho proceeds to Nehon and .West Coast to-day, at 1 p in. Tho slearaor Wakatu returned from Paten on Saturday morning. Sho shortly after went r.nml to the Slip-for an overhaul. . , . . Tho steamer Ladybird ai rived from Westport at 7 o’clock last evening, after being bar-bound for nine days in the Duller River. She left there at 4,15 p.m. on Saturday, and had lino weather during tho run. When off Island Bay she fell in with the barque Helen Danny, and towed that vessel into port. The Ladybird returns to Westport to day. Tho Union s.s. Penguin, Captain Anderson, left Lyt cltoa at ff p.m. on Saturday: had line weather and smooth sea up the coast, and arrived alongside the Queen’s Wharf at noon yesterday. She leaves at tho same hour to-dav for Picton and Nelson. The 8.8. Tul for Wanganui, and Napier for Picton, left on Saturday ev> ning. They return to-day.

ARRIVAL OF THE HELEN DENNY,

Messrs Shaw, Savill and Co.’s barque Helen Denny, from London, was towed into port by the s.s. Ladybird yesterday evening, and brought up off the Te Aro baths at 7 o’clock. She reports having left the Docks oht'e 14 th March, and Gravesend on the 15th. Had light baflling winds with thick weather down the Channel, lasting till the 20th, when she experienced a fresh north-west gale, which l isted till the 22nd.- On the 20th March, in 40 north, fell in with a north-east wind, which was carried right through to 11 north, no tme Trade wind having been got at all. Experienced variable winds and calms till the 15th April, when she fell in with the south-east Trades m 3.19 south and 20 west. They were, however, soon lost, and moderate weather was then experienced till making 43 south and 34 east, when a very heavy west-south-west gale was experienced, which carried away the topgallant bulwarks and damaged the forward' house. Ran down hor casting until moderate weather between the parallels of 42 and 44 south, and passed Tasmania on, the 12th June, on which day a northerly gale was experienced. On the 10th she fell in with a heavy gale from the north-west, anti from that day until making the Straits nothing bnt very dirty weather was experienced. Was off Stephen's Island bn the 20th, when a heavy north-east gale sprang up. lasting twenty-four hours. The wind then continued light; Lorn the south-east till yesterday (Sunday) morning, when a moderate north-west breeze enabled her to pass through the .'traits. Pilot Holmes boarded her at about 4 p.m., and at 445 she was taken in tow by the Ladybird, arriving in port as above. She is consigned to Messrs Levin and Co., and v brings a general cargo and a number of pas engers, who, with one exception (Mr Kirwan), enjoyed good health daring the passage. Mr Kirwan, who Is a saloon passenger, fell down on tho main deck during the first week but and seriously hurt his knee. Ho is still confined to his berth. The Helen Denny will probably bo berthed this morning. ■ : INTERCOLONIAL WEATHER , EXCHANGE. "Wellington Observatory, June 24. NEW ZEALAND. Fine, moderate south-west in North; south-east in central, and north-west in South. AUSTRALIA. Fine, but clouding over on South Coast and slight depression. Barometers—New Xsalautll Russell, 29’7; »Vel* lington, 29TJ ; ISlulf, 29'8, Australia: Albany, 30'3; Hobart, 80.0 Portland, 29 S: Sydney, 30 0.