SHIPPING.

New Zealand Times, Volume XLV, Issue 7591, 28 September 1885, Page 2

SHIPPING.

METEOItOL'KIICU —-T KBI'KIIPWHigh Water at Wharf.-C.35 am j. 6.04 pm. Son,—lli-tee, 5.38 a.m.: BeU, ;, -4J P-m* Hoon.—Barometer, 30'2e ; thermometer. ..8. « n, m. —Barometer, 30'XO ; thermometer, 01. Midnight.—Barometer, 30 25 ; thormom. ou Wind.—N.Vv.

MOON’S AOE. Bant Quarter.—October lut, 10.33 p.m. Moon.—October 8. 7.1 pm. ARRIVED. Saxoiidav, Seiiembeh 20. Wakatipu, rs, 1158 tons. Russell, from South. Passengers —Saloon ; Miss Sandllands Mrs Rule, Mr, Mrs, ami Miss Chalmers, Mr ami Mrs Waddell and son, Messrs Cargill .and Smith ; 3 steerage. U.S.S. Co, agents. Waihi, HS, 03 tons, Manning, from Blenheim. Passengers Cabin : Messrs Caliiford and Calloway. U.S.S. Co, agents. Maitai, as, 102 tons, Dawson, from 'Vestport. Passenger,!—Cabin: Mrs and Miss Barddey, Mr, Mrs, and Mias Parsons; 6 steerage. U.S.S. Co, agents. St. Kilda, as, 171 tons. Black, from Greyrnouth, Brunner Coal Co, agents. Murray, ss, 78 tons, Vickerman, from West Coast ports ami Nelson, Passengers Cabin Miss Freeman, Mr and Mrs Jellicoo, Rev J. C. Andrew, Messrs Paintou, Satchel, Williams, Miilander, Dixon, and Ward UJ, Turnbull and Co, agents. May, baniuentino, 237 tons, lorbes, from Greymonth. Turnbull and Co, agents. Mahinapua, as, 203 tons, Uolmea. from Greyrnoutli. Passengers—Saloon : Rey Mr ami Mrs Heffernan, Mr and Mrs Kechnto and child, Measra Cooke and Dunk, U.S.S. Co, agents. Sunday, September 27. Maori, hm, 118 tons, Connor, from Greymouth. Passengers— Cabin r Mrs Connor and 3 children, Sergeant and Mrs O O rally and fainly (0). and Mr North. Brunner Coal Co, “"sturmbird. a-, 137 tons. Chambers, from Wuntrmm Passhingers Cabin : ftlessra Garner, Dickie, Robinson (2), Reid. Walker, Cudby, HcwhOii. Duggan, K™ ll . Palmer, Caiman, Claphiun, Knight, Ldgar,, Robinson, Denson, Riggins, and Dull; 3' steer.r'e. Turnbull and Co, agents. .Tano Douglas, ss, 7> tons, Fraser, from Poston. Passengers— Cabin : Misses Banks ami Casey, Mesilames Gifford and son, and Dnugan, Mr and Misses Btandon (2/, Mr and Mrs Borns, Mr and Mrs Bontly, Mr and Mrs Stevena. Messrs Wilson, Hyams, Gower, •Gray, Kilsby, Junes, Master O’Oonnrr, nml nine excursionists. Turnbull and Co, * K \Vulhora, ss, 1269 tons, MiGcc. from Sydney, via Auckland, Gisborne and Napier. Passengers—Saloon : Misses McLauglllan and Sharratt, Mesdames Napper and 4 children, Buckland, Osborne, and Caro and son, Messrs (3) and Miss WUroney, Mr and Mrs Rang, Mr and Mrs Parker and child. Revs Jordan and Father Sauzeau, Captains Gteager and Karr, Messrs Mcßae, Marlow, Pick, Hugo, Rutherford, Crombie, Downes, Hughes, Pierson, Macay, Plaimigan, Kerr. Gallagher, Morrison, Tuckwell, Storali, Monktnan, Rittlc, and Wardrop ;31 steerage. U.S.S. Co, agents. Penguin, ss, 4-12 tons, Allman, from Lyttelton. Passengers —Saloon : Mesdames Scott, Weir, and Pharacyn, Messrs Hart. Browning, Bhm, Simms (2), Deans, Moody, Smith, Stevenson, Bobb, Arnold (2), Heywood, Cooper (2), Mullins, and Kirkpatrick ; 20 oteerage. U.S.S. Co, agent. Whampoa, ss, 1109 ton?, Williams, from Foochow, via Queensland ports, Sydney, Melbourne, and South, Johnston and Co, acents> SAILED. Saturday, September 2G. Wakatipu, ss, 1153 tons, Wheeler, for Sydney. Passengers - Saloon *. Mrs Broughton and child, Mr and Mrs Crease, Messrs McLean, Baker, and Glenn ; 4 steerage. U.S.S. Co, agents. Manawatu, ss. 113 tons. Lambert, for Wanganui and Westport. U.S.S. Co, agents. Waihi, as, 63 tons. Manning, for Blenheim. Passengers—Cabin: Mrs Lowe and MrLoasby. U.S.S. Co, agents. Taupo, es, 411 tons, McColl, for Westport. U.S.S. Co, agents. Wairarapa, ss, 1023 tons, Chatfield, for Nnpier, Gisborne, and Auckland. Passengers —Saloon; Miss Lake, Mesdames Hydes, Scully, and 2 children, Mr and Mrs Henderson, Mr and Mrs Westmacott, Mr and Mrs Dargaville, Mr and Mrs Fraser, Sir George Grey, Captain Phillpotts, Messrs Sirldles, Hales, Harding, Held (2), Gray, Wright, Locko, Banner. Keiller (2), Kempthorne, Morrison, Watt, McKenzie, King, Adams, Broad, Stutfield, Byrne, Braham, London, Balfour, and Sawtell; 20 steerage. U.S.S. Co, agents. Huia, ss, 90 tons, Chambers, for Waugamu. Turnbutl and Co, agents. Waverlev. ss, 77 ton-*, Gibbons, for Patea. Turnbull and Co, agents. Murray, ss, 78 tons, Vickerman, for NeLon and West Coast ports. Turnbull and C©, agents. St. Kilda, as, 174 tons, Black, for Greymouth. Brunner Coal Co, agents.

Sunday, September 27. Mahinapua, ss, 205 tons, Holmes, for Dune* din, U.S.S. Co, agents. Kaikoum, R M.S., 2SSS tons, W. Crutchley, R.N.R., for London, via Rio de Janeiro. Passengers—Saloon : Hon. Robert and Mrs Pharazyn, M.L.G., Hon. John Bryce, M.H.R., Messrs 33, C. Cargill, _ Andrew, Wardrop, William H. Lano, and William P. Cowlishaw; Mcond cabin —Mias J, Liddel, Mr, Mrs, and Misses Allan (2), Mrs and Master Waddell, Messrs Lewis, Edgar, Revington, Jones, Spenser, E. Dodgshun, Edward Parker, Harry Wells, George E. Stewart, and George A. Stanford ; steerage—Miss K. Hardinsr, Mesdames McGiven, Lawes, Andrews and infant, Mr and Mrs Gallagher, Mr and Mrs Glazer, Messrs Thus. Garrett, James Newens, Martin O’Brien, William Johnstone, D. Mclntyre, Edward G. Denny, Henry D. Macpherson, William Stewart, Richard M, Magrath, Wm. Hamilton, Henry Mellor, Thomas Level!, and Jerry OTlcrau. N.Z. Shipping Co, agents. EXPORTS. Wakatipn for Sydney —6 sacks, 3 pkgs, W. and G. Turnbull and Co. 5 1 pel, Australian Mutual X’rovident Society ; 20 bales flax, 3(5 ■cases meats, 48 hags hides, and 21 kegs butter, Union Steam Shipping Co. R.M.S. Kaikoura for London—lso casks tallow, 3761 carcases frozen mutton, 240 pieces beef, 10 cases kidneys, 2 bags frys, and 25 tierces corned beef. Gear Meat Preserving Co.; 4 casks tallow, I’, R. Jackson; 15 do, 32 bales wool, 6 bales sheepskins, Johnson and Co. ; 40 bales wool, 2 do basils, 1 case skins 3 casks pelts, Pickering and Co.; 5 bales wool and 1 Aitk**n, Wilson and Co.; 2 bales skins and 1 case, J. Nathan and Go.; 48 casks tallow, 45 bales flax, 12 bales. X case, and 1 cask skins, 48 bales wool, New Zealand Loan and Mercantile Agency Co,; 41 bales wool, Scl'anders and Co; 2 trunks and 2 boxes, New Zealand Shipping Company ; G bales wool, Common and bhelton; 3 cases, Enever ; 4 pkgs, New Zealand Express Company ; 42 bales basils, 18 do leather, 52 sacks do, 15 casks tallow, 13 casks, Shumac, Hirst and Co; 6 bales wool, 2 cases basils, 50 do meats, Holmes and Bell: 17 casks tallow, 7 bales wool, Union Bank ; 1(5 pkgs, Heaton and Miller, 1 box, Colonial Bank; 1 do, ReesMogg ; 1 do, Mrs Gascoigne ; 1 pkg, G. Cave ; 1 pci, Wright; 1 box. Defence Department; 1 pkg, Luff ; 1 case, Stevenson.

EXPECTED AKIUVA T.H. London. (Sailed) Zeaiandia, June 16th; Otaki, July 6th; Piako, July 10th; Arawa, August loth; Aotangi, August 29th ; lonic. September 12th. Cardiff.—(Sailed) Nelson, July 15th. New York.—(Sailed) Escort. July oth. Liverpool.— (Sailed) Easterhill, July 28th. (Southern Ports. Go-Ahead, this day; Ro-

torua, 30th. Blenheim.—Waihi, this day. Sydney.—Hauroto, this day. _ Lyttelton and Kaikoura.—Wakatu, this day. Wanganui.—Huia, 29th.

PROJECT HU DEPARTURE*. Foxton.— Tui and Jane Douglas, this day. Wanganui.—Stormbird and Go-Ahead, this day; Huia, 30th. Greymouth.—Maori, this day. . Melbourne, via South, —Waihora, this day. Picton and Nelson.— Penguin, this day. Napier, Gisborne and Auckland. - “ Suva, this day. Otaki. —Hauraki, this day. Castle Point and Napier,—Kiwi, this day. Westport.—Maitai, 29th, Blenheim.—Waihi, 29th. Kaikoura and Lyttelton.—Wakatu, 29th. Sydney, Queensland Ports, and Hongkong.— Whampoa, 29th. Southern Ports.—Hauroto, 30th. Picton, Nelson, Taranaki, and Onehunga.— Rotorua, Ist. BY TELEGRAPH. (POTTED PRESS ASSOCIATION.) Westport. September 26. Arrived—yesterday, Napier, from Karamea; Wallace, from Nelson ; to-day, Koranui, from Nelson. Gmtmouth, September 27. Arrived, this morning—Oreti, from Auckland. Sailed, Saturday—Mahinapua, for Wellington. Neiaon, September 26. Arrived, 5.30 am—Charles Edward, from Picton and Wellington. Oamaro, September 26. Sailed, 2.45 pm—Go-Ahead, for Wellington. Lyttelton, September 26. Arrived, 10.30 am—Stella, from Wellington. , __ September 27. Arrived—Mary Blair, from Wellington ; Cleopatra, from Thames ; Wanaka, from South; Herald, from Greymouth. Napier, September 27. Arrived, 8,15 pm—Wairnrapa, from Wellington. Wanganui, September 27. Arrived, IX am—Manawatu and Huia, from Wellington. The Union Steamship Company’s steamer Waihora, from Sydney, via Auckland, Gisborne, and Napier, arrived here at H am yesterday. She Jett Auckland at 1 pm on the 24th instant, called at Gisborne and Napier, leaving the latter port at 3 pm on the 20th, and arriving as above. Experienced strong northerly winds and thick weather from Napier. She sails to-day for Melbourne, via the South. The ss Jane Douglas loft Foxton at 10,30 on Saturday night, and arrived here at S am yesterday. She returns to-day. The Brunner Coal Company’s steamer;

Maori arrived here at 1) yesterday morning from Grcyraauth, which port she left at 9 pm on the 25th. She returns to-day. _ . The ss Stormbird left Wanganui at 10.30 on Saturday night, and arrived here at Ul.lo am yesterday. She returns tu-day. . The Union Steamship Company s etearner Penguin left Lyttelton at 9.15 pin on Saturday, was abreast of Cape Campbell at 1 morning, and arrived in port at 2 y«terday afternoon. Experienced strong northerly gale, with head sea throughout. Sue sails for i icton and Nelson to day, „ , . Messrs W. and G. Turnbull and Co s bar nuentine May arrived here on batu.day evening with a cargo of coal from Gceymouth, ' J The T Uni<m° Steamship (Jompany’s stoainer Mahinapua left Greymouth at 1 pm on the 2(ith. breasted Stephen 131a, ' d l at „H“, t P “,vht. terdav. and arrived here at 10.JU last “J” Experienced strong NW B“ Ie . T^, ht sea throughout. &he sailed last night lor Dunedin.

DEPARTURE OF THE R.M.S. KAIKOURA.

The New Zealand Shipping, Company’s above magnificent steamer Captain Cmtohle?V K N.K., commander, left for London, via Rio do Janeiro, at 4.30 pm ye« terda // c»r"o of produce, including 14,037 carcases frozen mutton, of which 3(64, besides 240 pieces beef, 12 packages kidneys, &c, were shipped at Wellington. Her mad consisted of about 50 bags. Using in splendid trim when she left here, it is expected, should she meet with favorable weather, she will beat her last splendid record of 30 days’ actual steaming.

ARRIVAL OF THE STEAMER, WHAMPOA.

The China Steam Navigation Company’s uteamer Whampoa arrived here at 5 pm yester- ; day from Foochow, via Queensland ports,, Sydney, Melbourne, Dunedin, and Lyttelton, having left the latter port at £.30 tir. on Saturday. She northerly winds with head sea fromLyttelton, Her cargo consists of tea, etc., consigned to Messrs Johnston and Co. it turns out after all that this steamer is not the Whampoa which made the fast passage from London to Melbourne several years ago, but is a newer and much smaller vessel employed in the same trade as her namesake. She was built by Messrs Scott and Co, of Gartidyke, Greenock, in 1882, and is in many respects similar to the Tamsui, which has tinted lias port on two occasions. Het ler.gtn is 27qit, width 31ft, and depth Of hold 23ft. The saloon and officers’ quarters are situate on the flush deck, and are very comfortably fitted up. She has accommodation for 8 saloon, 1G second 5 cabin, and 24 third-class passengers, whilst a large number of Chinese Can be carried in the ’tween decks. The Vessel is provided with steam steering £eor, which can be utilised cither from the bridge or the wheelhouae, and she is also supplied with a patent wheel aft. There are three hatches, with the same number of steam winches to work the cargo. Ihe engines are direct acting compound, the diameter of the cylinders being 30in and 60in, with a stroke of 3ft Gin, and were constructed by Messrs Scott and Co, her builders. In the steamer are two water ballast-tanks — one aft and one amidships —with a capacity of 195 tons and 2G5 tons respectively, and are suitable for carrying water, cargo, or coal, as may be required. The Whampoa is officered as follows ■:—*-Commander, Captain J. E. Williams (late of the Chefoo) ; chief officer, Mr J. Warren ; second do, Mr H. Harder \ third do, Ur A. Stourmont; chief engineer, Mr J, Mudie ; second do, Mr W. Aird ; third do, Mr H. Carmichael. The number of the crew is 4(5, in addition to four quartermasters, who arc natives of Manilla. She leaves here probably to-morrow for Sydney, Queensland ports, and Hongkong.