SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.

Colonist, Volume XV, Issue 1495, 23 January 1872, Page 2

SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.

High Watbb at Nelson. Morn. Afternoon. Tuesday, January 23 ... 740 83 Wednesday, „ 24 ... 824 845 Thursday, „ 25 ... 95 925 ' Friday, „ 26 ... 944 101 j INTIBBD INWABDS. Jtnuarj 18.—I*dy Baiklj, itouur, 30, Walker,

from Collingwood, &c, 8 passengers. J. S. Crossi jun., agent. 19.—Cluvn, schooner, 10, Mitchell, from Astrolabe. Master, agent. 19.—Mirlge, cutter, 16, Earnshaw, from Tata Islands. Muster, agent. 20.—Taranaki, steamer, 299, Wheeler, from Taranaki and Manukau. Passengers—Mr. and Mrs. Coulstock and 4 children, Rev. Mr. Cook, Mrs. Munro and child, Mr. and Mrs. Smith, Mies Saunders, Masters Kfoacombe, Richmond, Lowe, Messrs. Kerr, M'Eaclicn, Levy, Field, Ilarley, Eyton, Christopher, Clark, Larkin, Ward, Cameron, Rowley, Lovell, and 15 for South. N. Edwards and Co., agents.

20.—Sea Breeze, schooner, 6, Aitken, from Bark Bay. Master, agent.

20.—Emily, ketch, 15, M'Nab, from Adele Island. Master, agent. 20.—Claud Hamilton, steamer, 529, Clarke, from Melbourne, via West Coast. Passengers—Mr. and Mrs. Bromley, Mr. and Mrs. Ariel, Mr. and Mrs. Cousins, Masters Ariel, King. N. Edwards and Co., agents.

22.—Lady Barkly, steamer, 30, Walker, from Motueka. J. S. Cross, jun., agent.

22.—Clara, schooner, 10, Mitchell, from Astrolabe. Master, agent. 22.—Ann, cutter, 15, Eure, from Waitapu. Master, agent.

22.—Wellington, steamer, 262, Kennedy, from South. Passengers —Miss Monro, Mrs. Colwetfc, Miss Cheeseman, Mrs. Bowden, Miss Campbell, Mrs. Martin, Mrs. Lloyd, Mrs. Watson, Mrs. Douglas, Miss Lucas, Miss Russel, Mr. and Master Simmonds, Master Louisson, Messrs. Coote, Tomlinson, Grossman, Saunders, Mackland, Lock, Barnes, Martin, Burns. 1 other, and 13 for North. N. Edwards and Co., agents. 22. —Kennedy, steamer, 125, Whitwell, from Westport, &o. N. Edwards and Co., owners. CLEAEED OUTWABDS. January 19.—Clara, schooner, 19, Mitchell, for Astrolabe, in ballast. Master, agent. 19.—Pearl, ketch, 33, Watt, for Collingwood, in ballast. J. S. Cross, jun., agent. 20. —Lady Barkly, steamer, 30, Walker, for Motueka, in ballast. J. S. Cross, jun., agent. 20.—Charles Edward, steamer, 89, Holmes, for Westport, &c. Passengers—Mr. and Mrs. Spain, Mr. and Mrs. Maver, Rev. Mr. Cosh, Mrs. Monro and child, Messrs. Good, Cameron, Drane. N. Edwards and Co., owners.

20.—Taranaki, steamer, 299, Wheeler, for Picton and Wellington. 60 excursionists, and 15 original. N. Edwards and Co., agents. 20.—Claud Hamilton, steamer, 529, Clark, for Melbourne, via South. N. Edwards and Co., agents.

22.—Lady Barkly. steamer, 30, Walker, for Motueka. J. S. Cross, jun., agent. 22.—Clara, schooner, 10, Mitchell, for Astrolabe, in ballast. Master, agent.

VESSELS IN POST. Kennedy, s.s., from West Coast. Lady Barkly, p.s, from Motueka. Rapido, barque, from London. Waihopai, schooner, from Collingwood. Wanderer, ketch, from Havelock. Ann, cutter, from Waitapu. Midge, cutter, from Tata Islands. EXPECTED ABBIVALS. Murray, s.s., from West Coast, to-day. Taranaki, s.s., from Picton and Wellington, to-morrow. Lyttelton, p.s., from Blenheim, January 25, Charles Edward, from West Coast, January 26. Rangitoto, s.s., for Melbourne, via West Coast, January 27. Alhambra, s.s., from Melbourne, via South, Wellington, s.s., from Taranaki and Manukau, (with the English Mail, via San Francisco), January 31. Tyrol, barque, from London; to leave Nov. 25. Princess Alice, brig from Mauritius; to leave Nov. 30. Union, brig, from Adelaide. PBOJECXED DEPABTUBES. Lady Barkly, p.s., for Collingwood, &c, to-day. Kennedy, s.s., for West Coast, to-morrow. Taranaki, b.s., for South, January 25. Lyttelton, p.s., for Blenheim, January 26. Rangitoto, s.s., for Melbourne, via South, January 28. Alhambra, s.s., for Melbourne, via West Coast, January 15. Wellington, s.s., for South, January 31. IMPOSTS.

Ex Lady Barkly, from Motueka: 6Oozs. gold. Order.

Ex Clara, from Astrolabe: 8J- yards stone, Scott ; 11 feet stone, Simpson.

Ex Midge, from Tata Island: 20 yards lime-stone, Order.

Ex Taranaki, from Taranaki and Manukau : 1 hhd glass, N. Edwards and Co.; 58 hhds, 1 dray, 35 bundles skins, Harley; 1 keg butter, Hill; 1 bag nails, E. Buxton and Co.; 1 case, Bank of New Zealand; 1 cask, Levien. Ex Sea Breeze, from Bark Bay: 3 cords firewood, Lukins.

Ex Emily, from Adele Island: 18 yards stone, Scott.

Ex Lady Barkly, from Motueka: 48 boxes apples, N. Edwards and Co.; 2 bags grass seed, Mabin. Ex Clara, from Astrolabe: 8£ yards stone, Scott. Ex Ann, from Waitapu: 15 bales flax, Walker; 4 hides, Bettany. Ex Claud Hamilton, from Melbourne and West Coast: 1 case, 3 bales, 1 pkg, N. Edwards and Co. ; 1 trunk, M'Coy; 1 bundle boilers, E. Buxton and Co.; 6 boxes, 1 truss, 18 trunks, Lightband; 1 bale, 1 truss, Graves and Fleming ; 1 trunk, Cullen Bros.; Soutar; 2 cases, 2 trusses, M'Beath; 1 hhd oil, Sedgwick and Gowland; 5 cases, 2 trusses, T. S. Wymond and Co.; 10 casks currants, 1 case, Hodder and Talbot; 2 cases, Hounsell; 1 reaper, Green; 1 case, Dee ; 1 case, Franzen ; 64 pkg3 sugar, Order.

Ex Wellington, from South: 4 cases, 2 trusses, N. Edwards and Co.; 100 mats and 80 pockets sugar, Morrison, Sclanders, and Co.; 249 mats sugar, 25 cases Btout, Fisher; 2 rolls sheet lead, Collector of Customs; 3 cases, 1 dredge spoon, E. Buxton and Co.; 1 case, 1 truss, Cross; 1 trunk, Lightband; 5 hhds, 1 case, M'Gee; 2 horses, Lock; 6 cases cheese, Davis; 1 bundle wire, Telegraph Department; 1 pkg, Everett Brothers; 2 cases, 2 casks, Hadfield ; 1 case, 1 pkg, T. S. Wymond and Co.; 2 cases, 2 bales, 1 boiler, 1 door, 1 grate, Scott; 3 trunks, Sinclair ; 18 cases coffee, Order.

The p.s. Chables Edward, on her last trip from Hokitika, took no fewer than 30 passengers, chiefly business people for Reefton, 27 of whom landed at Greymouth, and proceeded to their destination by way of the Grey Valley. A telegsam from Greymouth, dated January 13, states:—" The river protective works have broken down; if a flood comes half the town will be in great danger of being washed into the sea."

The various Chrißtchurch boating clubs are amalgamating to select one crew to compete in the Interprovincial race.

The clipper ship Cabbiok Castle, left Port Chalmers, for London, on January 18, with a large and valuable cargo of wool, meats, gold, &c, and eight passengers.

The ship City ov Auckland, Captain Ashby, was to leave Auckland, for London, on January 17. She takes 40 passengers, and a cargo valued at £44,244. Amongst her cargo were 28 pieces of mottled kauri timber, shipped in its rough state. This kind of timber, bo much admired in cabinet-work, would no doubt be in demand if sufficiently known.

The sohooner Letitia, from Levuka, arrived at Auckland on the 15th January, after a passage of 10 days. During the passage a robbery of £95 took place, but the authorities were unable to find any clue to the perpetrators.

The B.b. Keeea met with a heavy gale off Castle Point, on January 19. Her bows dipped under, and 50 cases kerosene were washed off the deck.

The graving dook at Port Chalmers is completed, and has been handed over to the Chairman of the Dock Trust by the contractors. The formal opening will take place on an early date. The ship England was to sail from London, for Wellington, on the 4th December, with 100 Scandinavian emigrants, and another ship, with 150 more, wu to tail during this mouth, fox Canterbury.

An iron barque, 290 tons register, was launched from the yards of Messrs. Hall and Sons, Footdee, Aberdeen, Scotland. The vessel is classed 100 Aat Lloyd's, and is 130 feet long, 25 feet beam, 12^ feet depth of hold. She is named the Hokitika, and haa been built for Spence Brothers, for the Colonial trade.

The number of wrecks reported in England for the year 1871 amount to 1603.