SHIPPING.

New Zealand Times, Volume XLIII, Issue 7220, 16 July 1884, Page 2

SHIPPING.

Ifizh Waiter at Wharves, 9.30 a.m.; 9.58 p.m. jjmi.—XliiieH, 7.10 a.in. ; Beta, -1.30 p.m. HETKOHOLOUICAL YESTEUIIAT. jf oorlj —Barometer, 30'14 ; thermometer, 55. ~ nL —Barometer, 30'19 ; thermometer, 48. fliilni^ht. —Barometer, 29'99; thermometer, j2. Wind.—N.W. jioon'h ape. J l ast Quarter.—loth, 0.09 a.m, New Moon.—2-inl, 0,24 a.rn. ARRIVED, Tijehday, July 15. (tuia, «h, 90 tons, Chambers, from Wanganui Passengers—Captain and Mrs iludman, and" Mr Thaiii. Tnrnlmll and Co., aveutM. Kawatiri, s», 280 tons, Smith, from Westport. ks,'279 lons, Crccnwood, from Westport. William*, agent. Co-Ahead, ss, 129 tons, JL'limiley, from Napier. Passenger —Captain Rook. .Johnston and Co., agents. SAILED. Tuesday, Jolt 15. Ktorrnliird, ss, 137 tons, Iloilo, for Wanganui. Passengers —Mrs Prosser, Mr and Mrs Jlirnpson, Messrs Norris, Banks. Graham, and 17 ex Ruapehu. Turnbull and Go., agents. Knranui, ss, 301 tons, Oliver, for Greymoutli. Passoiigers-O immigrants, ex Ruapehu. Williams, agent. Waverloy, ss, 70 tons, Gibhons, for Patoa. Passengers—Mr and Mrs Stokell and family, Messrs Burgess, Mef.aggy, and Armaholdi. Turnbull and Co., agents. , , Maori, HS, 118 tons, Risk, for Greymoutb. Johnston and (Jo., agents. Wakatn, ss, 75 tons, Wills, for I icton, Kaikoura, ami Lyttelton. Levin and Go, l "KiVi, ss, 133 tons, Campbell, for Castlepoint and Napier. Levin and Co, agents, .BXPISCTISD ARRIVALS, London. - (Sailed) Peter Stuart, May 2 ; /.ealandia, April 18 ; I'londa. June oO ; Ganymede, Juno 7 '< Orari, loading. Now York.—Nettie, sailed April 15. . Southern PortH.—-Rotorua, liith j Mahinapua and Hauroto, 17th. Westport.—Manawatn, tins day. Nelson and Picton.—Taiaroa, this day. Pooehow. —Tunisia, this day. Onoliunga, Taranaki, Nelson, and 1 icton. Ifawea, 18th. Buxton. —Tui and Jane Douglas, tins day. PROJECTED DEPARTURES. Southern Ports. —Taiaroa, this day ; Grafton, Foxton. —Jano Douglas, tldsMay ; Tui, 17th. Nelnon and West Coast Porta. Charles Edward, thin day. Picton and Nolmoo.—-Rotorua, ITtli* this day. Greymouth.—St. Kilda, this day. Westport.—Timaru and Kawatiri, this day. Sydney.—Hauroto, 17th. We«t Count Porta. —Mahinapua, 17th. Wanganui and Westport.—Manawatu, 17th. Newcastle. —G. M. 'i acker, 17th.

BV TELHQBAPII, (UNITED PBKSB ASSOCIATION.) Auckland, July 15. Arrived—To Anau, from Sydney, having left there on tho 9th July. Saloon passengers for Wellington—Mr Leo ; for Lyttelton—Mr Edge : for Dunedin—Mr and Mrs Taylor ; and 17 Bteerage for all porta. Sailed— Mary Campbell, for Greymoutli; Aurora, for Ruratonza. Lyttelton, Jnly 15. Sailed—Clyndon, for London ; Onward, for Napier ; Croydon Lana and Rotorua, for Wellington ; Mawhera mid Eingarooma, for Wehtpout, July 15. An ived—Kennedy, from Nelaon. Hailed— 2.40 pm, Orowaiti, tor Lyttelton; 2 55 pm, Manawatu, for Wellington, Dunedin, July Jo. Arrived Mannponrl, from Melbourne ; Tarawera, from Nowoiiatlo. Sailed—Hauroto, for Sydney, via Cook Strait. Tho Black Diamond Lino steamer Grafton arrived in harbor at 1 am yesterday, too Into for the insertion of hor full report. She left Greymonth at 0.30 pm on Sunday, arrived at Nelson 21 hour« later, Hailing again at 1.10 pm, and arriving as above. She brought the following saloon passengers ;—Mrs Lockington, Miss McGee, Messrs Deo, James, Russell, Harle, Rowe, Robinson, Verguson, S. Brown, Jl’irtli. She sails for Southern porta to-mor-'"'rile Anchor Line steamer Charles Edward arrived from West Coast ports and Nelson at 7 am yesterday, having loft the latter port at 8 the previous evening. She returns to-day. ... , T . , The departure of the steamers Hma for IVanganui and St. Kilda, for Greymoutb, has been postponed until to-day. G. he latter steamer was detained for the purpose of being surveyed on behalf of the Marino Department. The sa Go-Ahead left Napier at & pm on Monday, and arrived here 24 hours later, having experienced lino weather. She goes on the Blip this morning. . . Tiie steam colliers Kawatiri and Timaru loft Westport, the former at 1.45 pm, and the latter ton minutes later. The Kawatiri arrived in port at 3.15 pm yesterday, and went alongside the lluapehu to coal her, while the Timaru, also laden with coal for the Ruapehu, arrived here at 7.10 pm, and anchored off the Queen’s Wharf. Tho ss Wakatu went over to the Gear Company’s wharf at Petone yesterday morning to take in 100 casks of tallow for transhipment to the Shaw, Savill, and Albion Company’s ship Lyttelton, now loading at Picton for London, and sailed for Picton, Kaikoura, and Lyttelton last evening. . , . nr A telegram has been received by Messrs Levin and Co., the agents, from Port Chal-mer-s, stating that the Shaw, Savill, and Albion Company’s chartered steamer Coptic is expected to leave that port for Wellington tomorrow, and should arrive hero on Friday evening or Saturday.