SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.

Colonist, Volume XVI, Issue 1604, 4 February 1873, Page 2

SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.

High Water at Nelson. Morn. Afternoon Tuesday, February 4 ... 145 210 Wednesday, „ 5 ... 235 30 Thursday, „ 6 ... 325 3 50 Friday „ 7 ... 420 445 BNTBBBD INWARDS. January 31 —Lady Barkly, steamer, 30, Walker, from Collingwood, &c. February I—Phoebe, steamer, 416, Worsp, from Taranaki and Manukau. Passengers—Miss Hoskin, Master and Miss Richmond, Masters Lefielliatre and Beetham, Messrs Campbell, Small, Pitt, Stavert, 2 Maoris, and 53 for South. I—Sisters, schooner, 15, Charles, from Motupipi. 7 passengers. I—Charles1 —Charles Edward, steamer, 89, Whitwell, from Westport, &c. I—Tararua, steamer, 522, Rouse, from Melbourne, via West Coast. CLEARED OTJTWABDS. January 30 —Wellington, steamer, 262, Carey, for Taranaki and Manukau. Passengers—Mrs Riley and child, Mrs and Mies Riley, Messrs Reid, Morey, and Wharton. 30 —Albion, steamer, 591, M'Lean, for Melbourne, via West Coast. Passengers—Mr and Mrs Slaten, Mr and Mr* Carmichael, Mr and Mrs Coyne, Mrs Selanders, Messrs Everett, Manson, Kyle, Hillear, Cox, Breman, Jones, Roberts, and 1 other. February I—Phsebe, steamer, 416, Worsp, for Pictpn and South. Passengers—Mrs Saunders and | 3 children, Miss Dolamore, Messrs Ross, Johnstone, Yarrell, Disher, Handyside, Lock, Graham, Frank, Handy, Smith, Hilmer, Mr and Mrs Bignall, and 53 original. 3—XXX, ketch, 20, Pisk, for Wairau. 3—Tararua, steamer, 522, Rouse, for Melbourne, via South. EXPECTED ARRIVALS. 1 Kennedy, s.s., from West Coast, February 6. Wellington, s s., from Taranaki and Manukau (with English Mail), February 6. Taranaki, b.s., from South, February 6. Wallace, p.s., from West Coast, February 8. Camilla, from Adelaide. Joyse Phillips, barque, from London, Union, brig, from Uobart Tovra. "

PEOJEOTED DEPABTTTBES. Lady Barkly, p.s., for Collingwood, &c, to-day. Lyttelton, p.s, for Blenheim, to-morrow; Charles Edward, for West Coast, to-morrow. Taranaki, s.s., for Taranaki and Manukau, Feb. 7. Wellington, s.s, for South, February 7. IMPOKTS. Ex Lady Bavkly, from Collingwood, &c.: 18 pkgs luggage, Wroughton ; 12 hides, Sedgwick& Q-owland 5 40 cases fiuit, 60ozs. gold, Order. EXPORTS. Per Wellington, for Taranaki and Manukau : 1 case blinds, 3 cases stout, 1 drum, 1 trunk, N, Edwards & Co-; 8 boxes gold, Bank of New Zealand ; 10 sacks lime, Lukins; 1 case acid, Davis ; 1 pkg, Oarr ; 1 case, E. Buxton & Co. ; 56 cases fruit, Buch'aolz ; 55 cases fruit, Myers. Per Albion, for Melbourne, via West Coast : 3 boxeß gold, Union Bank ; 1 case old copper, Cross ; 9 bales tow, 15 bales flax, Stavert & Co., 4 bales leather, Lightband.

The barque Joy.se Phillips, for Nelson, left the London docks on the 15th November, proceeding on her voyage, but through contrary winds only succeeded in getting as far as off the Isle of Wight, when she encountered most severe weather, aud was obliged to run back to the Downs, where a perfect fleet of outward bound ships was anchored awaiting a ohange of wind. It was expected ehe would leave about the end of November. The fine little barque Echo was loading for here when the Joyse Phillips left, to leave about the 16th December.

Labqe Export of Gold kbom Auckland.—• The following, parcels of gold have been shipped by the s.B. Hero, for Sydney and Melbourne, on January 29th :— Oz. dwtgr. Value. By the Union Bank ... 13,746 0 0 ... £39,100 0 0 By Bank of Australasia... 4,391 2 18 ... 3,483 4 0 By Bank of New Zealand 12,098 618 ... 52,957 5 5 ByßankofNewSouthWales 2,575 0 0 ... 10,300 0 0 33,700 9 12 ... £105,813 9 5 The schooner Samson, owned by Mr. B. Lee Smith, of London, has arrived at Hull, after an absence of a little over four months, from a oruise in the Arotio Seas. It is said that some islands seen by Mr. Smith during his cruise were not marked on any chart, and it is thought that he has had the honor of determining the west point of Spitzbergen, and of discovering islands in nearly the same latitude* The Wellington Anniversary Eegatta Committee met at the Pier Hotel on January 28th to distribute the prizes. The total amount paid away was I £141145. 3d. Of this £87 10». was paid in the form of prize money, leaving a balance of £53 14s. 3d to cover incidental expenses. The balance of £50 which had been lying to their credit in the bank from last year still remains untouched, and will be further augmented by a small balance left ia hand after all claims were met.— lndependent.