SHIPPING.

New Zealand Times, Volume XXXIX, Issue 6693, 29 September 1882, Page 2

SHIPPING.

Hum Watcr.— 4 38 a.m.; B-00 p.ra. Bvir.— Klaoj. 6.33 a.m.; »ot», M 9 p.m,

METZOBOLOOItML —YKNTERDAT. Noon.—Barometer, 23 76 ; thermometer, 64. 6 p.m.—Barometer, 29 76; thermometer, 69. Midnight.—Barometer, 29 931 thermometer, 64. Wind.—l 7. W., I reah, broken clouds.

ARRIVED , SaracMßim 28.— Wakatlpu, sllsß, tons, Wheeler. Horn Srflney. Passengerj-Saloon; Mias Edwards, Bishop Redwood, and Messrs Manaon and Keep; J2 In the steerage. Wheeler, agent. • Hnia, s.s., 90 tons, Berriman, from Wanganui. Turnbull and Co., agents. . , Mohaka, s.s., 29 tons, Eckford, from Blenheim. and Co., agents. * September 29.—Wanaka. s.s., 277 tons. Holmes, from Plcton, Nelson, New Plymouth, and Manukau, ■Wheeler, agent. SAILED. „ September 28.— Hatvea. s.s., 462 tons, Kennedy,Uor Picton, Nelson, New P ymouth, and Mannkau. Passengers—Saloon: Mrjwid Mrs Manson, Colonel Bevler, and Messrs i.o_Giove and Mackay ; 6 in the steerage. Wheeler, agent, Hauraki, x.tt., 99 to »s, Harvey, for Foxton. Levin End Co,, agent?. 19 BXPBCTF.D AUTUVALS. London.—Otaki, sailed June 28 : West York, June 27 ; Sea Toiler, July 14 ; Wanganui, July 29 ; Orarl, August 2ist. Liverpool via Port Chalmers. -Beechdalo, failed June C. Boston via Port Chalmers. —Dio Fill, sailed July 10. Manukau, ficc.—Wiuxaka, this day. JWapier and Castle Point Kiwi, this day. jToxton.—Napier and Tul, this dat. Melbourne via South.—Te Anau, 29th. t Wanganul.— Charles Edward, this day. .Blenheim.—Mohaka. this clay. PROJECTED DEPARTURES. Poxton.—Jane Douglas, this day. Bates. —Wakatu, this day. Lyttelton and Port Chalmers.—Wakatlpu, this day. “Nelson and West Coast.—Charles Edward, this day. Plcton and Blenheim.—Napier, this day. Auckland via East Coast.—Te Anau, this day. Lyttelton.—Wanaka, this day. Castle Point and Napier.—Kiwi, thisjday. K&lkoura and Lyttelton.—Tul, 30th. Wanganui.—Hula, this day. BY TELEGRAPH. (UKITED PJtKSH ASSOCIATION-,) Lyttelton. September 28. Arrived, 5 a.m.—Penguin, from Wellington. *; Sailed—Penguin, for Akaroa and Port Chalmers, 1 p.m.; Te Anaa, for Wellington, <5 p.m. . Wano 4 n or. September 23. Sailed. 10 a.m.—Hula, for Wellington. Westport, September 23. Sailed. 11 a.m.—Merksworth. for Wellington. Auckland, September 28. Arrived—Annie Wilson, from Timaru ; Loch Awe, Captain Nlchol, 99 days, from London. Sailed—Kate McGregor, for Rarotonga. The Seabird has sailed for Hokianga, where' she Joads timber for Lyttelton. Magellan Cloud for Tairtza, where she loads timber for Timaru. Dunedin, September 28. Arrived—Go-Ahead, from North. Sailed—Stella, for Southern lighthouses ; Charles G. Bice, for Lyttelton; Arawala, for Melbourne via Bluff; Mary Campbell, for Oreyznoath ; Beautiful Star, for Timaru. _ „ . . „ Timaru, September 2S. Arrived—Tarmaw, from Dunedin. Bailed—Catlin, for Dunedin. The Union Company's steamer Wakatlpu left Sydney at 4 p.m. on Saturday last, experienced strong westerly winds with moderate sea throughout the passage, and arrived alongside the Queen's Wharf at 3 pm. yesterday. As usual, she brings a full cargo for all ports. She leaves to-day for Lyttelton and Port Chalmers, , . During the time the Union Company a steamer Penguin Is laid up to receive new boilers and engines, the Waitalci will take up her running. The s.s. Wakatu came off the Slip yesterday, and leaves for Patca to-day. The steamer Jane Douglas will resume her usual running to-morrow, when she leaves for Foxton. The Anchor Lino steamer Charles Edward did not get out of the Wanganui river yesterday morning, End her departure from this port for Nelson and the West Coast has therefore been postponed till tomorrow. The s.s, Murray, recently stranded at Hokitika, has been moved to within 50 feet of the breastwork, and Is now awaiting the decision of the Harbor Board as to the cutting away of a portion of the breastwork to facilitate launching into the river. . Me u *rs W. and Q. Turnbull and Co., agents for the steamers Napier and Tui, received! telegram from Foxton yesterday, stating that the first-named vessel was stir bar-bound. There was, however, a chance of her getting out last night. She is advertised to leave for Plotouand B'enhoim to-day. The 'lul mido her second appearance off the Manawatu bar yesterday, but was again signalled to st»nd o£T. as the surf was too heavy to cross with safety. She returned to Kapili. Then.*. Storrablrd came off the Patent Slip, where she has been thoroughly cleaned, yesterday morning, and was moored at the wharf, where she is now receiving an internal overhaul. Wo understand that she will be placed in comraandJoLMr Murphy, at present chief officer of the Huia. The Union Company';* s.s. Ta Anau will arrlvefrora Melbourne via the South this morning, leaves again for Auckland via the East Coast during the afternoon, taking passengers and cargo for Sydney, transhipping them to ths Rotorua at Auckland. • The s.s, Merksworth left Westport for this port at 11. am. yesterday, and may, therefore, be expected to arrive during the day. ■ : . ~r The s.s. Huia, which has been bar-bound at Wanganui for two days, left at 11 a.ra. yesterday, and arrived alongside the wharf at j.O p.m. She return* to Wanganui to-day. _ The 3.8. Mohaka left Blenheim at 3 p.m. yesterday, and arrived at midnight, having experienced lino weather. She leaves again for Blenheim to-day. ,