SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.

Colonist, Volume XVI, Issue 1807, 8 September 1874, Page 2

SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.

High Water at Nelson. a.ra p.m. Tuesday, September 8 ... B'3o 8-48 Wedcesday, „ 9 ... 910 9-28 Thursday, „ 10 ... 944 958 BNTBBKD INWABDS. September 5. —Wallace, ps, 57, M'Arthur, from Wairau. Passengers—Mrs Fell, child, and servant; Miss Loasby. s—Sisters, schooner, 15, Charl63, from Motupipi. 1 passenger. s—Standard,5 —Standard, cutter, 10, Q-underson, fromMarabau, s—Pearl, ketch, 33, Crosby, from Collingwood. s—Lady Barkly, ps, 30, Walker, from Motueka. s—Alhambra, bs. 497, Sinclair, from Melbourne and West Coast. Passengers—3 for Nelson, and 52 for other Ports. s—Kennedy, ss, 125, Conway, from Westporfc. Passengers —Mr and Master Brimble, Mr Brown. 7 —Waipara, 88, 70, Basoand, from Wellington. 7 —Star of the Sea, schooner, 38, Bowden, from Greymouth. Passenger—Mr J. H. Smith, junior. 7—Australian Maid, schooner, 17, (Hlbertson, from Awaroa. 7 —Tarauaki, bs, 299, Wheeler, from Taranaki and Manukau. Passengers—Messrs Raine, and G-erakin , Mrß Kosb. 7 —Midge, cutter, 17, Eure, from Waitapu. OIEABED OUTWABDS. September s—Lady Barkly, ps, 30, Walker, for Motueka. s—Dart, schooner, 16, Frazer, for HaTelock. s—Standard,5 —Standard, cutter, 10, Gunderson, for Awaroa s—Waihopai, schooner, 43, Gibbons, for Wanganui. s—Alhambra,5 —Alhambra, sb, 497, 3inclair, for South and Melbourne. Passengers—Messrs JField, Holloway, Ma'colm, Stafford, Alcott (2), Dunk, Murray, Look, Matthewe, Carter, Nichol, and 62 original. s—Murray, bp, 78, Palmer, for Westport, &c. 7—Sisters, schooner, 15, Charles, for Motupipi. 7—Taranaki, bs, 299, Wheeler, for Picton and Southern Ports. Passengers —Mr and Mrs Eoohfort, family, and servant; Mrs Donoghue, and Mr Waddel. VESSELS IN POET. Lady Barkly, ps, from Motueka Lyttelton, p3, repairing Adamant, barque, from London Star of the Sea, schooner, from Greyniouth Ocean Bird, schooner, from Lyttelton EXPECTED ABBIVALS. Phoebe, from South, to-day Ladybird, from Taranaki and Manukau, Sept. 10 Murray, ss, from West Coast, Sept. 13. Chile, ship, from London ; sailed in July Pdsithea, barque, from London ; sailed Juno 6th PEOJEOTED DEPABTUEES. Lady Barkly, for Collingwood, &c Kennedy, for West Coast, to-morrow Phoebe, for Taranaki and Manukau, to-morrow Ladybird, for South, September 10 IMPOSTS. Ex Wallace, from Wairau: 28 sacks, Edwards & Co ; 1 case, Campbell; 1 case, M'Loughlin. Ex Sißtere, from Motupipi: A quantity of butter, bacon, and potatoes. Ex Pearl, from Collingwooa: A quantity of machinery, Moulray ; a quantity of machinery, J. A. Harley; 500 hops poles, W. 0. Harley ; 40 sleepers, General Government. Ex Lady Barkly, fnm Motueka : 57 bags potatoes, Order. Ex Kennedy, from Q-reymouth: 76 tons coali, N. Edwards and Co. Ex Star ot the Sea, from Greymoufh: 50 toni coals, Cross ; 20 cases,. 15 coils rope, Order. Ex Australian Maid, from Awaroa : 80 hop poles 5£ cord* fire-wood, Burford. M.x Waipara, irom Wellington: 5 carcases b«ef, Campbell; 12 pipes, General Government; 19 pkgs, Girdwood. Hx Taranaki, from Norrh : 1 parcel, Atkinson j 1 case, Callaghan ; 13 pkgs, Bray. Ex Midge, from Waitapu: 250 sleeper?, Gesaml Government} 9 hideß, Bettanyj 1 box, X tea

potatoes, 11 sidos bacon, Jones; 2 bags potatoes, Stewart; 1 bag potatoes, 1 box, Goddard; 1 ton potatoes, Order. EXPOBTS. Per Dart, for Havelock: 23 pigs, Davis; 19 pkgs, Buxton; 17 pkgs, Levien; 20 bags chaff, Harley; 1000 bricks, Order. Por Waibopai, for Wanganui: 10 qr-oasks brandy, 10 oases, Davis; 20 tons coals, 4 sacks lime, 1 bag malt, Cross. Per Lady Barkly, for Motueka: 2 cases, 1 parcel, Sclanders & Co. Per Alhambra, for South: 4 trunks, Lightband; 120 sacks potatoes, Neale and Haddow; 1 chest drawers, Sanders; 125 sacks raalt, Harley; 9 pkgs, Holloway j 1 carriage, 5 cases, Stafford; 1 horse, Lock. Per Murray, for West Coast, 63 cases, 47 bags sugar, 21 grindstones, 30 bags, 399 pkgs, Edwards &Co ; 12 caees produce, Burrell; 2 cases eggs, 1 keg butter, Hunter ; 3 springs, 20 boxes candles, 2 cases, Buxton and Co ; 2 cases eggs, Madigan; 9 cases eggs, 5 kegs butter, 5 pkgs, Buchholz ; 3 hhds and 4 qrcasks ale, Sharp & Co ; 36 bags potatoes, Sclanders 6 Co ; 11 pkgs, Wilkins; 1 case, Neale & Haddow ; 19 wheels, 4 dozen bolts, Bowling; 4 pkgs, Lightband ; 8 cases, Myers; 52 bags, 4 cases, 1 keg, Alexander ; 1 bale, Sedgwick; 1 case, Carr; 3 bales, Dunn j 2 pkg?, Jackson; 2 bundles, 25 bags, Hooper & Dodson; 12 sacks, Church; 11 sack*, Lukins ; 5 bags, Levien ; 1 case, Stanton ; 2 boxes, Jones ; 1 case, Cawthron ; 1 bundle, Bolfcon. Per Sisters, for Motupipi: 3 boxes, £ ton flour, I'ranzen ; 1 box, Webster ; 1 aaok oorn, Jones. Per Taranak:, for Picton and South : 4 case?, 2 cans, 14 bales, N. Edwards & Co ; 1 parcel, Hounsell; 1 bag, Harling; 2 bales, Wymond; 60 bags, Levien ; 1 case, Cooksey ; 2 bales, Webley j 2 cases, Webster; 4 bales, Buxton & Co. A New Schookeb.—The Star of the Sea, Captain Bowden, has arrived in this port. She will be put on the coastal trade, and will be registered in Nelson. The s.s Alhambro, W. 0. Sinclair, commander, arrived at the outer anchorage at 11*45 a.m^on Saturday, and entered the harbor at 2 p.m, from Melbourne and West Coast. She left Hobson's Bay at 2 p.m on the 29th August, and cleared the Heads at 5*15 p.m ; passed the Sisters at 10 a.m on the 30th, experienced strong southerly gales nearly all the passage, and arrived off Hokitika at 4 p.m on the 3rd September; left at 10 a.m on the 4th, arriving off Greymouth at 12 noon; left at 3"15 p.m, and arrived here as above. She had 3 passengers and 14 tons of cargo for Nelson, and 52 passengers and 160 tons of cargo for other ports. She left again at 5 p.m same day for Wellington and Melbourne. The 83 Waipara, from Wellington, arrived here at 4 p.m on Sunday. The ss Kennedy arrived on Sunday morning, from Greymouth and Westport, having left the latter port at 8 a.m on Saturday. The s.s. TaraDaki, from Northern Ports, arrived ia harbor at 6 a.m yesterday. She loft again at 5 p.m for Southern Ports. The ship City of Auckland, Cuprain Kails, from London, arrived at Auckland .on September 2nd, after a passage of 107 days, during which some very tempestuous weather was experienced, having one day had every sail that was get blown out of the ship. She brought 30 passengers. The Poverty Bay Herald states that the whaling season on the East Coast has been urusually favornble, and the Ngatiporou Natives,in whose handsit for the most part lies, will reap a substantial return for their arduous exertions in this uncertain and perilous occupation. It is estimated that they have collected altogether about fifty tuns of oil.