SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.

Colonist, Volume XVI, Issue 1657, 5 August 1873, Page 2

SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.

c- High Watkb at NaiiaoN. Morn. Afternoon. '• Tuesday, August 5 ... 5/46 6-52 Wednesday, „ 6 ...6 55 727 Thursday „ 7 ... 753 B'l9 Friday „ 8 ... 844 9 9 , INTBBBD INWARDS. August I—Planet, cutter, 12, Johnston, from Motueka. > I—Lyttelton, steamer, 86, Scott, from Wairau. Passengers—Mr and Mrs Holyoaka, Messrs Ernell, Bell, Hammond. - I—Lady Barkly, steamer, 30, Walker, from Collingwood, !&c. 12 passengers. 2—Kennedy, steamer, 125, Conway, from Westport and Greymouih. Passengers—Mr and Mrs Horran and 3 children, Mrs Powell, Mrs Edwards, Messrs Rodgers, Einzett (2), Callaghan, Hendricks. 4—Ann, cutter, 15, Eure, from Waitapu. 3 B passengers. 4.—Lady Barkly, steamer, 30, Walker, from Motueka. OI.EABKD OUTWABDS. Augmt I—Sisters, schooner, 15, Charles, for Motupipi. ' . 2—Lady Barkly, steamer, 30, Walter, for Motueka ' 2—Planet, cutter, 12, Johnston, for Motueka. 1 2—Lyttelton, steamur, 86, Scott, for Wanganui. Passengers—Messrs Randall, and Floers. 4—Lady Barkly, steamer, 30, Walker, for Motueka EXPECTED ABBIVAL3. Phoebe, s.s., from South, to-day Taranaki, from Taranaki and Manukau, to-morrow Murray, s.s, from West Coast, to-morrow Wallace, p.s, from West Coast, August 8. Luna, p.s., from South (with English mails via Suez), August 8 Lyttelton, p.s, from Blenheim, August 8. Wellington, s.s, from South, August 10 Albion, from Melbourne, via South, August 12. Claud Hamilton, a.s, from Melbourne, via West Coast, August 14 - : ' . • Annie Braginton, barque, from London. Celestial Queen, ship, from London. Gazelle, brig, from Newcastle Arthur Wakefield, sotiooner, from Mercury Bay PROJECTED DEPABTUBEB. Lady Barkly, for Collingwood,. &c, to-day Kennedy, s.s, for West Coast, to-day. Phoebe, for Taranaki and Manukau, to-day Taranaki, 5.8., for South, to-morrow , Lyttelton, p.s, for Blenheim, August 9 Wellington, s.s., for South, August 10 Wellington, 8.8., for Taranaki and Manukau, 1 August 11 Albion, for Melbourne, via West Coast, Aug. 12. Claud Hamilton, a.s., for Melbourne, via South, August 14 IMPOBT9. Ex Lyttelton, from Wairau: 250 sacks wheat, 15 half-chests tea, 1 hhd china, 1 parcel, N. Edwards and Co; 13 pkgs, EmeU ; 9 bundles sacks, Harley; 1 box, Brown; 1 sheep, Levick. Ex Kennedy, from Westport j 75 tons coals, N, Edwards and Co.; 2 boxes (20220zs 6dwtß) gold, Bank of New Zealand; 2 bags coke, Hogg; 2 bags coke, Moutray. EXPOBTS. Per Lyttelton, for Wanganui j 592 bags Bugar, 8 qr-casks wine, 40 cases stout, 2 qr-ciiiki whisky, 16 cases kerosene, 120 bags salt, 10 bundles and 3 cases iron, 1 case staroh, 20 bags flour, 10 coils wire, 4f pkgs, !N. Edwards and Co; 30 cases kerosene, 1 caße, Fisher; 2 cases Burrell; 2 bags barley, Hooper and Dodson; 3 tins paints, E. Buxton and Co; 2 bdls mouldings, 1 pkg doors, Scott; 1 paroel, Cann; 3 pkgs, Mabin ; lpkg tobacco, West.

Thb s.s Albion, from Melbourne, is due at the Blulfto-day. • . : ~

Thb Phosbk left Wellington for.Pioton yeiterday, and should enter the harbor by this morning's tide. Her departure for North ii fixed for this afternoon at four o'clock. .

The) Taeanaki will be duo here from the North early to-mOrrow morning, having left the Manakau yesterday. She leaves for Picton and' South tomorrow afternoon. ... .

The LYTTBtTOK, from Blenheim, arrived early on Friday moroing, having left the previous day. "She brought a quantity of wheat as freight tiii trip! On Saturday afternoon she sailed for Wanganui, reaching that port tho following day, and was to leave again for Blenheim yesterday. , , Thb Kknnkdt, from We«t Coast Portf, arrived oa Friday last, brining with her this trip a large cargo of Grey coal.

TELBauAMa from Grey mouth and Hokitika raport bad bars at both ports, and in consequence the Murray has met with, coutiidarable detention at the former plaoe. She was to leave yesterday for Westport, and, if permitted, to do so, would be due here to-morrow, The Wallace has also met with some detention at Hokitika, but was to leave therp for Greymouth yesterday. Iks Otago Daily Times of July 18th, states ;-? j "The hull of the old hulk William Hyde has, by the ' enterprise of the Messrs Jackson Bros., shipwrights, been converted into a floating dook, and is now in working order for •mall orafts. Tbe dook is ninety feet long, and can itake vessels in drawing six feet. The owners intend bringing it to Dunedin, where no doubt it will be well patronised by our coastal community.; There are at present two lighten undergoing repairs in it."

The Ballarat Courier is informed that Messrs. M'Meckaa, filaokwood, and Co. have serious notions of ordering the construction of a large fleet of steamships in;addition to those they have now employed running between. Victoria and New Zealand, owing to the increase which has lately taken place in the demand for freight between toew two Colonies.