SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.

Colonist, Volume XVI, Issue 1660, 15 August 1873, Page 2

SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.

IOTBBBD INWABDB. August 11—Waihopai, achooner, 43, Erans, from Wanganui. 12—Wellington, steamer, 262, Carey, from Picton and South. Passengers—Mr and Mrs Patterson, Mr and Mrs Palmer and child, Miaa Mason, Miss Buddie, Miss Walters, Messrs Pickering (2), Boss, Luokie, Smith, Fisher, Wurman, Alexander, Stace, Sandera, Shone, Miss Fox, and 9 Chinese. 13—Arthur Wakefield, schooner, 45, Watt, from Mercury Bay. 13—Maid of Otago, schooner, 50, Bain, from Oamaru. 13—Albion, steamer, 591, M'Lean, from Melbourne, via South. Passengers—Mr aud Mrs Ford, Mr and Mrs Cook and 4 children, Misa Cook, MesßM Hunter, Losenze, Fletcher, Campbell, Patterson, Disher, Andrews, Edwards, Bochfort, Collins, and 35 for other Ports.' .14—Paterson, steamer, 260, Kennedy, from Picton and South. Passengers—Mr Mason, and 25 for Northern Ports. 14—Lyttelton, 'steamer, 86,'Soott, from Wairau. Passenger—Mr Harley. 14—Phoebe, steamer, 416, Worsp, (torn Taranaki and Manukau. Passengers—Messrs Harris, Storby, Enser (2), Newbury, 1 Maori, and 15 for South. | 14—Kennedy, steamer, 125, Conway, from West- | port, &o. Passengers—Mrs Brown and 4 children, Mrs Finob, Miss Hess, Mias Hammerick, Captain Palmer, Messrs. Shannon, Aloorn, Donne, M'Culloch, Marney, Wilkie, Langford, Hunter, and Master Ryed 14—Ocean Bird, schooner, 33, Pope, put in through stress of weather. OIiIABKD OUTWARDS. August 12—Lady Barkly, steamer, 30, Walker, for Collingwood, &o. 12—Murray, steamer, 56, Whitwell, for Westport, &c. Passengers—Mrs Smith, Mrs Dauteth and child, Miss Mason, Miss Fox, Messrs Beetham, Pickering, Allen, Hosie, M'Leod, Phillips, Andrews, and 9 Chinese. 12—Wellington, steamer, 262, Carey, for Taranaki and Manukau. 14—Paterson, steamer, 260, Kennedy, for Taranaki and Manukau. Passengers—Mr and Mrs Cook and 3 children, Miss Cook, and 25 original. 14—Phoebe, steamer, 416, Worsp, for Picton and South. Passengers —Mrs Ramsay, Mrs Mitchell and 4 children, Mrs Stafford, Mr and Mrs Monro, Messrs Luckie, Collins, Douglas, Sullivan, Alley, Talbofc, Nairn, Corbett, Palmer, M'Arthy, Anslow, Rochfort, Jackson, 16 Football Club, and 15 original. 14—Wallace, steamer, 57, M'Arthur, for Westport, &c. Passengers—Madame Cora and troupe (7), Mr. Norman. 14—Albion, steamer, 591, M'Lean, for Melbourne, via. Weßt Coaßt. Passengers—Mr and Mrs Pickering and 3 children, Messrs Blythe, Roberts, 3andera, and 35 original. BXPEOTED ABBIVALS. Claud Hamilton, as, from Melbourne, eta West Coast, to-morrow; Lady Barkly, from Collingwood, &o, to-morrow - Taranaki, a.a., from South, August 17 Murray, s.s, from West Coast, August 17. We'lington, s.s., from Taranaki and Manukau, August 20 Wallace, p.s, from West Coast, August 21 Annie Braginton, barque, from London. Malay, barque, from London. Gazelle, brig, from Newcastle PBOJECTED DEPABTPBKB. Lyttelton, p.s., for Blenheim, to-morrow. Claud Hamilton, s.s., for .Melbourne, via South, to-morrow. Taranaki, for Taranaki and Manukau, August 18 Kennedy, c.a, for West Cousfc, Auguat 18 Wellington, a.a, for South, August 20 IMPOSTS. Ex Arthur Wakefield, from Meroury Bay : 31,000 feet timber, Order. • . ' Ex Maid of Otago, from Oamaru: 913 sacks flour,'

N. Edwards k Co, t 6? Baeig polled, Orders Ex Kennedy, from Weatporr, &c. i 2 boxes gold (15140z5. 6dwts.), Bank of New Zealand ; 76 tons coal, 2 touß coke, N. Edwards & 00. BXPOBTB. Per Wallace, for Wesfcport, &c.: 1 bale, 1 case, 26 bags sugar, 10 cases stout, 30 cases geneva, 3 barrels rum, 80 boxes candles, 1 case bacon, 140 bags salt, N. Edwards & Go. ; 1 keg, 2 boxes, 17 cases, 2 coops, Buohholz ; 14 hhds, 8 qr-casks, Hooper & Dodeon ; 4 pkgs Moutray ; 3 pkga, Hale ; 4 cases, 1 bag, 6 kegs, Myers ; 1 caie, White ; 1 caae, Hounsell; 2 owes, Hodder. Per Pitceba, for Picton and South : 193 pkgs, 10) hides, N. Edwards & Co.;" 5-cases, Cawthron ; 1 case, Thornton;. 2 pkgs/ fHounsell; 5 pkgs, Fisher; 1 box,| Parraenter; ~2 cases, Hale"; 2 bales, Webloy Brothers; 1 handle, Bolton|-jr 1 bale, Lucas; 1 cisc, Pollock; 12 sacks, Lukins;' 1 parcel, Squires ; 159 bags sugar, Stavert- & Co.; 3 cases, Skeet. ' Per Albion, .for.Melbourne.: 8 bales wool, N. Edwards & Co.; 1 bale tweeds, Webley Brothers ; 1 box, Hale ; 22 bales flax, Morrison, Solanders, & Co.; 1 box, Bank of New South Wales; 1 case, Cooksey; 1 parcel, Lucas & - Son; 1 case, Atkinson ; 10 bales flax, 1 bale wool, E. Buxton & Co. The Kennedy, from West Coast ports, arrived here yesterday. She leares on Monday next for her usual round. The Mukbay leaves Hokitika to-day, for Grey mouth, and should be due here about Sunday. The ketch Ooban Bird, from West Wanganui to North Wanganui, with a cargo of coals, arrired in harbor yesterday, hating been off the latter port several days without being able to enter. ■ She will leave again immediately for her destination. The Walu.cs left yesterday for West Coast ports. She took a number of passengers and a full cargo. ' Thb Lyttblton arrived here yesterday morning, having made, rather a long round of it. She. left here for Wanganui on Saturday, the 2nd instant, for Wanganui, arriving there the following day; left again for. Blenheim on Tuesday; and after being a few hours out, encountered a most violent gale from the S.E., which obliged her to run for Port Hardy, where she lay till Thursday; got under weigh for Blenheim, arriving there, on Friday night, but in consequence of the floods did not leave till Thursday last. . ' ■ The p.B. Fatebson arrived here on Wednesday evening last from Southern Ports, and left yesterday afternoon for Taranaki and Manukau. Thk s.s. Tabanaki will arrive here on Sunday from South, and leaves at 4 p.m. on Monday for Northern Port*. " The s.B. Phcebb arrived here at 6*30 a.m yesterday. She left Onehunga wharf at 1T45 aim/ on the 11th, ' with' a strong S.W. gale, and anchored inside the Headß; crossed the bar at 11*30 a.m on the 12th, and arrived off Taranaki at 7 40 a.m on the 13th; left at 10 45 a.m same day, had heavy S.E gale and high tea in crossing the Straits, and arrived here as above. She left for South at 1 p.m yesterday.. ' Thi ship Fontenaye sailed for Auckland on May I 20th,; the ship Berar, for the same port, with 245 Government immigrants, on May 24th ; and the City of Auckland on June 4th, with 32 passengers. | The following vessels are now on there way to i Wellington :—The Lennox Castle, sailed May 7th; I the Electra, sailed May 21st; and the Douglas, sailed i June 7th, allfrom London. - i The number of wrecks reported in London for the present year up to date of June 9th, amounted to 1080. Shipping Case.—The Otago Daily Times of August 7th, states:— '■ Yesterday his Honor Mr. Justice Chapman delivered a judgment very important to the mercantile community. The matter came before his Houor on appeal from the Resident Magistrate's Court, in the-action of Hughes and Harvey v. Captain Stevens, of the E. P. Bouverie. The action was for £88 135., the loss sustained hy plaintiffs through damage by salt to fifty-three bundles of sheet iron. The Magistrate gave judgment for the plaintiffs, and the defendant appealed to the Supreme Court. - The appeal resulted in favor of the plaintiffs with costs." ■ ■ '

High Watib at Nbiaoh. Morn. Friday, August 15 ... 20 Saturday, „ 16 ... 2-39 Sunday, „ 17 ... 41 Monday, „ 18 ... 5 21 Tuesday, „, 19 ... 629 Afternoon. 220 318 446 60 6 56