SHIPPING

New Zealand Times, Volume XXXIX, Issue 6687, 22 September 1882, Page 2

SHIPPING

Hton Watkb.—lo 00 a,m.; 10.40 p.m; Suu.—Ki«ei, 645 a.rn.; seta. 642 pm. UCTEOKOLOUIC'L—YBHTBKDA.T. Koon.—Barometer, 29 70 ; thermometer, OS, 6 p.m.—Barometer, 29 65: thermometer, 67. Midnight.—Barometer, 29 68; thermometer, 6*. ■Wind, N. VV., gale; changeable. ARRIVED _ „ „ • Bzvtxmbeb 21.— G0-Ahead, a.m, 130 tone, JDollo, from Lyttelton. Passengers—Messrs Edwards, Eraser, Spencer, and Staples. ■ Johnston and Co., agents. Hnia s s„ 90 tons, Eerriman, from Wanganui. Passengers—Misses liaise, Pet rs, Ball, Dean, Woodward, andHottle, Mesdames Harper, Flower, Dodson, Panl. Kelly and chid, Messrs Harper, Dodson, Herbert, Abbott, White, M'irria.Hant. Nathan, Duff. Adams, Campbell (2), hraith, Golkeen, Mollhone, Wily, Paul,Connell, and Troup. Turnbull and Go., agents. Grafton, s.s., 242 tons, Johnston, from Lyttelton. Passengers family (5). Rev. Westbrooke and family (6). Messrs Huddersfield, Plercy, and itobson. W. K. Williams, s.s., 442 tons. Anderson, from Plclon and Kelson. Wheeler, agent. SAILED. Szetehder 21.—Wanaka, ss, 277 tons. Holmes, forPicton, Nelson, New Plymouth, and Manukas!. Passengers—Miss Johns, Mrs Grooves, and Mr and Alias Powley: 3 steerage. Wheeler, agent. EXPECTED ARRIVALS. London.—Otaki, Juno 23: West York, June 27; .Wanganui, July 29 ; Orari, August 2lst, Liverpool. -Beechdale, June 6. Lyttelton and Kaikoura—Tui, this day. ITimaru.—Omapere, this day. Patea.—Wakatu, this day. Auckland, via East Coast, —Arawata, 241 n. -Melbourne via South. —JlirMarnoma, this day, Flcton and Nelson —Penguin, this day, Southern Ports.—Om ipere, 23r.1. Kelson and West Coast.—Wallace, this day. PBO.IE TED DEPARTURES. Wanganui.—Hula and Go-Ahead, this day. Kelson and West Coast Ports.—Grafton and Wallace, this clay. Poxton.—Tui, 23rd. Wanganui.—Uauraki, this day. Castle Point and Napi r - Kiwi, this day. Melbourne, via the South —Arawata, 23th. Lyttelton.—Penguin, this day. Auckland, vta Fast Crast.—Elngarooma, this day; Omapere, 23rd.

BY TELEGRAPH. (UNITED PRESS ASSOCIATION.) Lvitelton, September 21. Arrived, 0 a.m.—'VVaimapa, from Wellington; Clio, from Waitapu. g*Ued—Walrarapa, for Port Chalmers: Itlngstooma, for Wellington ; Cleopatra, for Greymouth; Tnl, for Kaikoura. Auckland, September 21. Arrived—Three Cheers, from Camara; Sea Bird, bom Lyttelton. Sailed—Eotorua, for Sydney. - • Timabu, September 21. Arrived—Omapere, from South ; Edith Held, from Invercargill. ’ ... , Sailed—Omapere, for Wellington. Nelson, September 21. Arrived, 1 a.m.— PenEuin, from Wellington. Sailed, 12.15 p.m,—Penguin, for Picton and WeilingtOQ. • Dunedin, SepteDiber2l. Arrived—Ship Ben Nevis, from London. All well. Moa, from Wansraroa: Hawaii, from North. Sailed—Manapouri, for Melbourne, via Hobart and Blufl.

The Union Company’s s.s. Penguin arrived from Picton and Nelson at 1.40 this morning. She leaves for Lyttelton only at noon. Tho Union Company’s new steamer Omapere left Timatu last night for Wellington direct, and may therefore be looked for to-night, or early to-morrow. The steamers Napier, for Koxton, and Mohaka, for Blenheim, sailed last night. Tho S.S. Hula left Wanganui at I.SO a.m. yesterday, crossed the bar at 2.15, and arrived in port at 1.30 p.m. Experienced fresh westerly winds throughout. She went alongside tho breastwork to land 00 sheep, an > afterwards came round to the Queen's Wharf. She leaves for Wanganui to-day. The s.s. Grafton left Omuaruat 4 p.m. on Tuesday, and arrived at Lytt Iton at 10a.m. the following day ; left again at 430 p.m. the same day. Experienced lino weather, with westerly .winds, and arrived alongside the Queen’s Wharf at, 12.20 p.m. yesterday, iho leaves for Nelson and West Coast ports to-day. The a s, Go-Ahead left Lyttelton at 4.45 p.m on Wednesday, and arrived at 215 p.m. yesterday. She leaves for Wanganui tu-night. Tho s.s. Jane Douglas came off tho Slip yesterday morning, ami was moored alongside the Queen's Wharf, where she will complete her overhaul. Her newb-rler. whieh has just been completed at Messrs Seager’s foundry, and Was taken down to the wharf yesterd v evening, will be placed aboard immediately. The steamer will probably resume her trade in a week’s lime, audit is expected she will steam fully 10 knots an hour. The Union Company’s s s. Kingarooma will arrive from Melbourne, via tho South, this morning, and leave again during the afternoon for Auckland, via the East Coast. The s.s. Kiwi did not comc.l-te her overhaul in time to get away to Castle Point and Napier last night. She will, however, sail to-day. The Union Company’s s.s. Wanaka loft for Picton, Nelson, New Plymouth, and Manukau shortly after noon yesterday. The Anchor Line steamer Wallace is due from Nelson this morning. She leaves for the same port and tho West Coast at 4 p.m. • A telegram was received by Messrs W. andG. Tarnbull and Co. yesterday, from Patea, stating that the steamer Wakatu had been successfully floated. The vessel is reported as uninjured, and was alongside the wharf at Patea last evening. She is expected to arrive here to-day. It la imperative-that a rigid inquiry should be made as to the state of the entrance to the Patea river. However undesirable the performance may be, so far as the discontented p issenger, who is all but dying to catch the train, is concerned,, there is no denying the fact that tojaee such a steamer as tho Manapourl spin round almost in her own length inside the basin is both pleasing and instructive. Captain Logan afforded spectators a si ht of that kind yesterday morning. The sensitiveness of so large a steamer to tho slightest motion of tho little wheel In the wheolhause was truly wonderful.—Press,” September 2*.

ABANDONMIONT OF KETCH EMERALD. (united pkess association.) Kaikoura, September 21. The ketch Emera’cl heeled over yesterday on her beam ends, land, all attempts to raise her proving abortive, she was to-day abandoned to the underwriters. INTERCOLONIAL WEATHER EXCHANGE. Welling ion Observatory, Sept. 21. NEW ZEALAND. Depression passing Bluff. General N.W. weather, but changing to S. \V. at Hokitika in night with thunder and rain. AUHTRALIA. ' * Moderate westerly winds, with fine weather;, depression passed east of Tasmania. . Bap.ometbks New Zealand: Russell, 29 9; Wellington, 29 0 ; Bluff, 29*3. Australia: Albany, 29*9 ; Hobart, 29*8; Portland, 30 I; Sydney, 30*2.