SHIPPING.

New Zealand Times, Volume XLIV, Issue 7491, 1 June 1885, Page 2

SHIPPING.

High Water at Wharl. - G. 23 a.m.. 6.41 p.m. , 7.11 a.m. | Betb, 4 2o p.ui. , Jl KTBOUOLOWIOA t YKf<TBHI)AY. N.jon.—Barometer, 30*45 ; thermometer, 50. 6 o.m.—Barometer, 30*45: thermometer, 41 Midnight.—Barometer, 30 49; thermom. 40. Wind.—S.E. " ’ ' ' yoojffi AGE Lout Quarter.—June 6, 11.35 am* New Moan.—June 13, 10.12 am* arrived. Saturday. Mvt SO, - Tritimuh. s«, 1797 ton.-, IVrnantlez, from Svi'"ev. 'via Auckland. Connive, Mw" Memp'ey, L-af. Ak^, '!> n WM.nii Ward, Hamptni, Mdhern 'V.I. lar“,"jardii«r Taylor, and Hoopman. luruto Hanshy, from Oneiiiranaki. Ncl.on, and Pioton. PaaCoventry, Mr and Mr- Bldd.l , ll««ara Wu: 1-y. Furlot.*. Pierard, Keed, Kennedy, MoAli.ter, Munro, Bjddell, branklin, and Barber; 5 steerage. U. 3b. Co, M aitai ea, M2 tons, Dawson, from Westport. Passe..ver. - Mes.ra Barker, Watson, and Dalv : 1 steerage. Williams, agent. ■line Douglas, ss. 76 tons, Fras r. from Foiton. PaMiengera - Cook, Mewra Wi.ee er. Waters, Cook, Paul, and Inth. Tornbull and Co, agents. Tui, ss, 65 tons. Pope, from Foxton. Passengers—Cabin : -Mi-a By telton, Mrs Sexton, Mr and Mrs Aldridge, Messts Martin and Bahi ah : 2 steerage. Bishop agent. Mohaka, sa, 20 tons, Eskfunl, from Blenheim. Levin and Co. agents. . Croydon Lass, schooner, 51 tons, Moore, from Lyttelton. Master, agent. , , Awaroa, schooner, 00 tons, Holmes, from Lyt elton. Master, agent. Huia ss, 90 tons, Fr»ser, from Wanganui. Passengers— Cabin : Miss Gillespie, Mesdames Higgin-on, Brownley, Wilding, Mr and Mrs Woodman, Me-srs Fleetwood, Bridge,Buckley, and Braido; 3 steerage. TurnbuU and Co, ogenta. ~ StisDAT. May 31. Janet Nicoll, ss, 139 tons, Hntton. from Rarotonga. Passengers— Mr aud Mim Laenborough. Laery and Campbell, agents. Suva, ss, 177 tons, Hutchison, from Auckland, via East Co.st. Passenger—Saloon : Mrs Hutchison. U ■d.S. Co, agents. Wanaka. as, 278 tons. Russell, from Iselaon. Passengers—Saloon: Mr. Mrs, a ”d M“ 3 Buckridge, Messrs Snodgrass, Latter, Toulaon, Hounsell (2), Thomson, Ellis, Staples, and Cox; 1 steerage. G.*.*. ‘ - o, agents. Stormbird. ss, 137 tons, Chambers, from Wanganui. Passengers—Messrs Munro, Smith, Bishop, Dayman, Richards, Macdonald. R ddr.ann, Mitchell, aud 6 others. Turnbull an I Co, agents. ~ Sfc. Kllda, as. 174 tone, Black, from Grey, mouth. Passenger—Mr Evans. Brunner o*l Co, agents- ~ _ , . , Te Aiiftu, Ha. 1028 tons. McGee, from Auckland, Gisborne, and Napier. Passengers— Saloon • Misses Cheek and Macdonald, Mr and Mm Inaka Kuhuene, Mr and Mrs McLean and child. Messrs .Gordon, Cable, Orlago, Howe, Brnssey, Scott, Porter, Gamon, Low Mye»s, Boweru, Ashton, Griffith, Cattell. Crowcher, Burns. Masters Ryan and Lee; 13 steerage. U.B.S. Co, agents. Wakatipu. ss. 1158 tons, Wheeler, from Sydney. Passengers Saloon : Mesdames Hewitt, Cutten, and Glosg w, Miss Glasgow, Mr and Mrs Beaumont, Messrs Sayers and JJnp«eU ; 4 steerage. U.S.S. Co, agents. > Kiwi, ss, 133 tons, Campbell, from Napier. Pa^encer—Mr Riley. Levin and Co, agents. Mawhera, as, 340 tons, Johnson, from Westport. Passengers—Saloon : Messrs Wiiflon and Gray-; 2 steerage. Williams, agent. SAILED. Satdkuay, May 39. , Hatvea, ss, 482 tons, Hansby, for Lyttelton. Passengers—Saloon: Miss Spooner, Mesdarass Webster. Lloyd, and O Halloran, Rev Mr Mchellan, Dr. von Hasst, Majors Ciutley and Boddam. Hoa Mr Taiaroa, Messrs Hanstoo. Butt. Tialiae, Goer, William., Lloyd, Web.tor. Blakey, aud Dodgshun ; 6 steerage. IT.S.S. Co, agents. . _ Malta!, a*. 162 tons, Dawson, for Oamaru. Williams, agent. « Triumph, J 797 tons, Fernandez, for houth. PassPrigors—Messrs Shelly Grant, and Bums. Turnbull and Co, agents. • , . Waihi, ss. 63 tons, Manning, for Blenheim. U.-S.S. Co, agents. . . Go-Ahead, as, 129 tons, Plumley, for CL-itle Point and'Rapier. Johnston and Lo, agentß, a IT i. Cl

tiAicuvo. _ _ _ , Sunday, Mat 31. WAnaka, as, 278 tons, Bussell, for South. TJ.S.S Co, amenta. ' ' _ Wavcrley, so, 77 tons. Gibbons, for Batea. Tnnibull and On, agent*. Uuia, a-, no tons, Fraser, for Wanganui. Passenger-Master Kemp. Turnbull and Go, agents. , Tui, ss, 55 tons, Pope, for Foxton. Bishop, agent. KNTERKO OUTWARD. Sophia K. Lnhri barque. Csl tons, Foster, for Newcastle. Passen r.s—Mr and Airs Wise and family (2), Messrs King, Barker, Eowley, and Brown. Active, cu ter, 23 tons, Clifford, for Havelock. Master, .agent. sixiM'ioi'ir •> MtlOVAl.'t. London.—(Sails 1) Bari Derby, April It; lonia, April 2o; Ci y of Florence, March 25; Aoran i, 'lay 9; -tontiish Admiral, May, 21"; K.mntaka, May 23. Liverpool,—( Sa : le-11 Cornnilla, March 21. New York —(Sd'el) .Messina, February 21: Norway March 9Southern Ports.—Hawea, this day: Taiaroa, 2nd. Piclon and Nelson.—-Hawea, 3rd, fund ■'•.(>• p up. I Her A H lint uw. Southern Porta -Wakati u. Mawhera, and Janet Nionll. this day : Hawea, 3rd. Newcastle.—S.'R M.uhrs, thi( day.. Melbourne, via South.—TeAnau, this day. Greymmitti,—3t Kilda, this day. Ci.stle Point and Napier.—Kiwi, this day. Wanganni —Stnrmbird, this day. Napier, Gisborne, and Auckland.—Sava, 2nd. Foxton. Jana Douglas, this day. Pioton and Nelson. —Hawea, this day, by tßhfitmAPa. ■■ (UNITED PKKSS A3SOOIAXIOM ‘ Nelboit, May 30. Arrived.. 7.10 am—Koranui, from Welling*°n' Napier, Mav 30.. Arrived, 11 am—Manaponri, from Wellington. ' Westport, May 29. Arrived, 10.20 pmv-Omapere, from Wellington. 1 '‘ ir - - Lyttelton, May 31. Arrived—Triumph, 3.30 pm, from Wellington ; SnuliaT, ship, 116 days, from London, all well ; Taiaroa, from Akaroa; Francisco Felix, from Wellington : Annie Berner, from Dune- . din. 1 ■ Sailed -'Edwin Bassett and Sunbeam, for Newcastle ; Hawea, for Wellington ; Cleopatra, for Auckland; Prince Rupert, for Wellington. Auckland May 30. Sailed—Ohau, for Greymomh; Ransom, for Suvarrow. , „ „ n GBETMdUTH, May 30. ~ Arrived, after long detention >• Hmcitik*, mainly through bad weather—Charles Edward and Murray, with more men for railway works at Westport, and other passengers. 1 , - . . TimaßU, May 31. • Arrived (30th)—Taiaroa, from Dunedin. Sidled—Taiaroa. for Northern ports. :: The R.M.S. Tbngariro, which leaves WeiUnjton for London on Sunday next, takes 800) carcases of £r zen mutton, shipped by the Gea** Com any, from this |»"rfc, . The ’ Black Diamond Line • steamer Ma* whrra lf-it Westport at 11 35 pm on Saturday,* and arrived in harbor at 10 pm last night, having experienced fine weather throughout. Sheyaila for Southern ports to-day. The ss Kiwi left Napier at 7.30 pm on Friday, call'd at Blackhead,.but wa? .unable to work* owing to the weather, and arrived here at 8 pm She sails to-day for Castle Point and Napier. The Union Steamshio Company’s steamer Hawea arrived here from Onehnnga, Taranaki, N*l*on «nd Pict««nat9 am on Saturday, having been detained in the Manukau.for 21 hours, owing to bid weather. She sailed for Lyttel* sou early in the afternoon, and left that port for Wellington at 0.43 pm yesterday, being due here early thin morning. She sail* to-day for Picton and Nelson. The Diamond Line steamer Maita! arrived here from Westport early on Saturday, and sailed f *r Oamaru at 10 am the same day. . The steamers Tui and Jane Douglas arrived here from Foxton, the former at 9.30 and the latter at 10.30 am on Saturday. The Tui re* turned last evening and the Jane Douglas sails today. , The Brunner Coal Company’s " steamer St. Kild i. left Greymouth with a cinro of coal at I .30 am o i F> iday ; h -d SW winds to Cape Farew* 1, thence SE, and arrived here at 5 am yesterday. cShe returns to*d.ty. I he i< lima left W nganui at 10 pm on Frdi.v* met with strong head winds, and ar* rived here at 3.45 pm on Baiuc«lay r She re. turned list eveniug.Tne as Storm nrd arrived hero from Wanga* nui at 1 3 » pm yesterday, having cro-sed the bar at 11.45 pm ou Saturday. She was to tow* the scho.mer C. Igticas, b-mnd for Newcastle, • out to sea, but the schooner to*>k the mud and tuck ia the river. The Stormbird returns today.

i ha TJiron Steamship Company's steamer VTaii kl.a arrived here at 6.15 am yesterday fro a N Ison, having leU there H«tur!av. Kxpeneiic-d lUht southerly 'virid and he -A She *a;kd for the doutli t.fc 11 ;**u yesterday, Tn» Uni >n Steamship Company's steamer Bavalefc Auckland at s'pm on WednesdayGisborne at 8 am, and Napier at 9 pm on Friday, arriving here at 6 am yesterday. From Auckland to Napier she bad light winds and wsathsr, strong southerly wind

and head sea to arrival. She brings 2240 hags of Auckland sugar. She returns tomorrow. , . The Union Steamship Company s steamer Te Anau left Auckland on Thursday, called at Gisborne on Friday, at Napier on Saturday, and arrived here at 3.30 pm, yesterday. She sails for Melbourne, via southern ports, toThe Union Steamship Company’s steamer Wakatipu left Sydney at 5.05 pm on Tuesday last, cleared the-Heads-at 6 pm, and sighted Cape Farewell light at 4 am yesterday, passed Stephen Island at 9.30 am same day, and came into harbor at 4.30 pm. She passed the ss Hauroto at 2pm on Friday, bound west. Experienced strong south-west winds, with strong southerly ewell for the first two days, thence to th* land fine south-east weather. She sails South to-day, ,

ARRIVAL OF THE TRIUMPH. The es Triumph, which has been so successfully repaired bv Messrs Fraser and iirtrte, of Auckland, and fitted up for intercolonial trade, arrived hero from Sydney, via Auckland, at 7.30 am on Saturday. She is an iron steamer of 1797 tons net register, and was built at Middlesborough-on-Tees, by Messrs Raylton, Dixon, and Co, in 1880. Although originally built for carrying cargo only, she has been altered bo as to provide comfortable and roomy accommodation for seventy or eighty cabin passengers In the ’tween, decks aft. The saloon la 65ft in length and ab6ut 16ft wiio, and is lighted by a large skylight placed over the after hatch. In the ’tween deck forward, stalls . for 150 horses have been fixed. Captain T. Fernandez, of Auckland, is in.command, lind has the following otficera with him ; Chief officer, Mr Whitney ; second, Carney ; third, Mr Moore 5 and chief engineer, Rlr Cromach, of Sydney. After putting out about 100 tons of general cargo Triumph sailed for Lyttelton and Dunedin at 4 pm on Saturday. She returns here in a few days, and Hails for Sydney direct at the end of the week. It is stated by the Auckl ind Herald that there is a probability of steamer of 800 tons being placed on the same line.

ARRIVAL OF THE SS JANET NICOLL. The 88 Janet Nicoll, chartered by Messrs Donald and Edenborougb, of Auckland, for the. South Sea Island subsidized service, arrived here from Rarotonga early yesterday morning with a cargo of 6000 cases cfjoranges, 420 btinches of bananas, 44 bag's of cocoahuts, &c. The Janet Nicoll is an iron sVeamerof 782 tons gross and 489 torts net register, and was built as a collier at the Palmer Shipbuilding and Iron Go’s yards, Newcastle-on-Tyne, in 1884. , Her main deck before the bridge is of Iron* which does not appear to be an advantage In a vessel trading in a hot climate. Her cargo is, however, said to be in very, good order with the exception of part of 1300 Cases of oranges, which were shut , out on a previous visit, and were kept .at Etrotdnga for three weeks* The Janet Nicoll is commanded by Captain R. E. Hutton, the officers being, chief, Mr MCatheson; second, Mr Patten; first engineer, Mr Hutton, senior; second do. Mr Hutton, junior. Mr Kinghorn, the purser, reports of the voyage as follows : Left Auckland for Rarotonga on Friday, Bth May, at 8.30 pm, and experienced moderate E and ENE winds till arrival on Saturday*. 16th, at 8 pm ; anchored the following morning at daylight, discharged all cargo on Monday* and started reloading of fruit the same day, completing on Wednesday, the 20th, at 4 pm : left at once on return voyage, and experienetd strong SE winds and heavy rain, accompanied by terrific squalls and thunder and lightning, which listed until the 23rd ; thence until making the East Cape had light winds and fine weather, and from the Cape until arrival strong S and SW gales and heavy rain with SW sea. She was brought into Port by Pilot Holmes at 5 am. Her agents are Messrs Laery and Campbell. She Rails this evening for Lyttelton and Dunedin, for the purpose of taking up her contract service to the South Sea Islands. The service is to begin on Thursday next, 4th June, from Dunedin, and the following Is the time-table for the first round voyage:— Leave Dunedin Juno 4;. arrive Lyttelton June 5, leave June 6; arrive Wellington June 7, leu vo June 8 * arrive and leave Napier June 9 j arrive Auckland June 11, leave June 15; arrive Tonga June 21, leave June 23; arrive Vavau Jana 24. leave June 25 ; arrive Samoa June 27, leave June 29: arrive Tahiti July 5, leave July 7 ; arrive and leave lUlatea July 8; arrive Raratonea July 11, leave July 15 5 arr ve Auckland July 23, leave July 24; arrive and leave Napier July 26 ; arrive and leave Wei- , lingtoh July 27 : arrive and leave Lyttelton July 28 ; aud arrive Dunedin July 29.