SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.

Colonist, Volume XVIII, Issue 2018, 11 January 1876, Page 2

SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.

High Wateb at Nelson. i .... ... „ ..,'... a.m. ... ,p.m..,. j :>; Tuesday,* January 11 ... 927 :9*46 | Wednesday „:: 12 ... 10-5;; 1024 : Thursday, v : , r; 13 ;,..; 10-45 116 J ENTEBBD INWABDB. 1 January B—Murray, ss, 78, Palmer, from Wanganui.f Passengers—Mrs Brownlee, ; Miss Nicholle, Mesßrsi Mobs, Walker, Adsett, and 2 natives., .: ' 8-^Midge; cutter, 16, Eu're, from Waitapu. 4'pas-j seDgers. ■-.] '• , :.'.:;'•'...■ v: ■',['. i ■'. :.l i • B—Waiotahi, schooner, 16, Mitchell, from! Croixelle's. •-: .! ,: ■ ■ 1;Y •! ;•' ■ : !'.'■ I lO—Gold Seeker, cutter, 12, Watts, from Wan-) ganui, . , . v •■■••.■: " lO^Phoebe, ss, 416, Worsp, from Picton and! South. ' Passenge'rß—Mr Mrs and Master Cbalmersj Mies Jackson, Mi* and Mrs Miller, Mrs Dunn, MeßßrsJ Pitt, Bond, Short, Mackay, Soy, Pickett, and 18 for! North. i CIEABED OUTWABDS. { January.; 7—Taupo, bb, 461,' Macfarlane, for, Taranaki and Manukau. Passengers—Mr and Mra| A. G. Chow;Mr and Mrs Ladley, Miss Boddington,: Sergt. Nasli and prisoner, Messrs B. Chow, Johnston,, Jeffryg, Rives, Hall and 2 children,. Palmer, Martenj Hould, and 1 native,.. .. ■.: .•.■•' j ~ B—Wallace, ps, 6.4, Conway, for Wanganui. Pas-! sengers—Misj M'tean, Miss Gully, Mrs Johns ton, i MrsFoote, Mrs Price and child, Mrs Cradoza, Meßarsi Eoote. Hamer, and Lunn., ' B—Lady Barkly, ps, 30, Walker, for Colli'ngwood. B—Planet, outter> 12, Thorne, for Motueka.: ; ■ j B—Waiotahi. schooner, 16, Mitchell, for CroixellesJ 10—Pheebe, bs, 416,1. Worsp, for Taranaki and! Manukau. ... ; ': ; - EXPECTED ABBIViXS. Taranaki, from Taranaki and Manukau, to-day! I Wallaca, from Wanganui, to-day I Arawata-, from West Coast and Melbourne, to-night ■ : • . . ■ ■ . : Lady Barkly, for Collinqwood, &c, to-morrow j Wellington, from South, to-morrow ! Maori, from Dunedin & West Coast, to-morrow Taupo, from Taranaki andManukau, Jan. 18 Charles. Edward, from West Coait, Jan. 14 Hawea, from South, Jan. 14 Caroline, ihip; from .London ; sailed October 4 Celestial QueeD, ship, from Otago Boldori, barque, from London Taranaki, for South, to-day ' . ' : Murray, for West Coast, to-morrow : Arawata, for South and Melbourne, to-morrow ; Welliiigton, bs, for Taranaki and Manukan,i to-morrow ■ ■■'■■':'■■'■■"■■■•' : Taupo, for South, Jan. 13 j Hawea, for Taranaki and Manukau, ■. Jan. 14 IMPOSTS. ; Ex Midge, from Waitapu: 12 bales wool, Nj Edwards& Co.; 2000 feet timber, Good •'6 hides,----1 bale wool, Bettany; 1 case pige, 1 keg, Orstnan. | Ex- Phoabe,; from South : 1 parcel, Hbunsell; 1; cask, Linnerman; 9 pkgs, Wat Chow; 9 trunks,; 1 bale, 2 trusses, iLightband; 7 pkgs, Moiinier ; 1! truss, Milner; 1 caße 1 tin, Bentley; 2 c»Be, Mason ;; and 32 pkgs.for West Coast. . , j :---- ::■ '■ ■'• EXPOETSi: • •'' ' '•' : i:!' ■ ' Per Phoebe, for Taranaki, &c. :,1 box, N. Edwards! & Co ; S kegs batter, Hingston ; 1 box gold, (5320z5.i ipdwts.l2gr) BankpfNew,Zealand. ' i/;• .?• ! (Celestial Queen.—We learn that the ship; ' Celestial Queen left Port Chalmers yesterday, for! Nelson. ' ' ■■•', : .■■.'■ ! The Arawata may be expected here to-night from Melbourne, via West Coaft, and leave again tomorrow,for South; and Melbourne. - The Taranaki leaves at 8 o'olook this morning' for! Southern ports; :i' ■..:•.;■■(■■■ ; ■ :■:.• ■■■■■". >■ ■.-;•:.; • The ship Bordel* Chief, for'Londori, Has c'daipleted' hei* loading at Wellington.' Her' cargo consists of i 4,400 bales' wdol,: 1000 bags flour, 157 pkgs tallow, 'and a quantity of preserved meats, &o. She sails: about'Wedhesday'next. ■.'• ■li •;i ' ; ;■ The bb Phoebe,; Captain W^fspiOi-rived in! harbor at 6 a.m yesterday, from Southern port'B. ' 'She left Port Chalmers on !the 6th, Lyttelton on tbe 7th, Wellington on the 9th, and Picton at 3 p.m; Same •'day, arriving in harbor as above. She' -was detained! iseveral' \hourß' between Wellington and; Picton by; "a dense 'fog. • Captain Worsp rapbrts having sighted twelve sailing vessels and three steamers in' the Straital She left for Taranaki and Manukau last ■night. ;" ' ; -■• "'■ ■■- ■ ''■ ':; "■ ': ' : ':-; :' :: "■ "■ ■■• ■ ' The Murray leaves1 at 9 o'clock' this morning f6r; her usual round of West Coast Ports. :i: • ' ■ ■The Maori, 'from Dunedin via West Coast ports,; is-due here to: day'. She leaves again Bhortly after arriva! for Lyttelton and Dusedin. ■''. ' ' Thh Taupo leaves Onehunga this morning for New Plymouth and Nelson," and; should "arrive here to-morrow evening, j She is announced to leave for Pinton and South-afj 9 aim:'ori Thursday. ; ; Thh Charles Edward leaves Grey mouth to«morrowi for Wpstport and iNelson, collecting outgoing; English'mails, via San Franoieoo, and should arriveon Friday morning* '• . . ■ •. . The ea Hawea 'leaves Port Chalmers to-day, with; the; outgoing English mails for transhipment; at; Auckland, and will arrive, here on Friday morning,' leaving again in the evening for. Taranaki andi Manukau. ' ' . • The Wellington loaves Wellington this afternoon for Picton and Nelson, and will arrive here by to morrow morning's tide. Sho leaves at 7 p.m same day for, Taranaki and Manukau. The followiug is the manifest of the ship Chile, from Wellington to London :—I4BB bales wool, 6, tales sheepskins, 1 bale basils, 2 cases tallow, 2 cases,' N. Edwards & Co. (Nelson); 244 bales wool, 5 bales sheepskins, Betime and Hunter; 60 bales wool, T. .and. W, Young; 52 bale* wool, W. and G.Turnbull; 338 bales wool, Krull and Co. ; 728-beles wool, 5' bales' sheepskins, 2 bales pelts, 20 cases, 4 casks, Levin a id Co; 567 bales wool, 21 casks tallow, E. Pearce. •w - Wbbok op thh Bbig-antine Kate Motnahan. —The Wellington Evening Post of January Bth had

the following:—Captain M'Coll, of the, brigaotine Kate Moynahan, which was Wrecked in the ■ Mapawatu river last Tuesday, ,has furnished us .with the following statement: —The Kate Moynahanr waß a brigantiDe of 102 tons register,, belonging Co the port of Newcastle, N.S.W. We .arrived off the^Manawato bar on Now Year's Day, and anchored,; the bar not being fit to take. Next day, at 12 30 p.m., the signal was made from the station to take the bar. We got under weigh, and passed the bar pll • right. When well inaide the wind suddenly shifted from S.W. to S., taking us aback. Before we could get the sails filled and steerage-way on her again, she took the ground on the North- Spit. _ On Monday we lightened her; Tuesday morning's tide floated her, safely off. The pilot wished the stream anohor taken out further to windward before making sail, and in getting the boat alongside to do this she got adrift. It became neoessary to launch the dingy, which, in the hurry, of launching, was swamped alongside. By the time the first boat got back, tho flood tide waa done, and with the ebb tide the vessel dragged -her anohor and drifted on to the bar,; bumping very heavily, bilging herself and filling with ■ water. Made a Burvey of the vesßel, and with the1 pilot's concurrence, finding nothing more euuld be done, we abandoned her on Wednesday. She was insured for £1500. , -" '»