Shipping Intelligence.

Wellington Independent, Volume XVII, Issue 1732, 17 June 1862, Page 2

Shipping Intelligence.

ABBIVED. June 14, schooner Julia, 30 tons, R. Scott, from . Heathcote. June 14, c. s. Lord Worsley, 296 tons Ken. nedv, Agents. Passengers —saloon, Capt. and Mrs*. Buck, Lieut. Beamish, Lieut. Curtis, Capt. Campbell, Messrs. McDonald, Allen, Stevenson, White, G. Chittenden, W. Howson, Norton, How- ' ard, Murphy, Duncan, and H for southern ports J second cabin, four privates 57Regt., 2 do 14th Kegt. Messrs, Falkner, D. Keefe, Braham, Clark. Oaten, Cowan, C. and S. Mudgway, Hearn, Griffen.and 8 for southern ports. . June 15, barque Hermine, 2C6 tons, Berg, from Lyttelton. Passenger: — three stockmen. • "Same day, ketch Thetis, 27 tons, F. Lyons, from Christchurch. Same day, brig Yarrow, 229 tons, J. A. Scott, from Lyttelton. Passengers — Messrs. Thomas Higgie and James Higgins. Same day, schooner. Ty ne, 36 tons, John Linklater, from Wanganui. Passenger— Mr. Carter. Same day, schooner Mary Thompson, 51 tons, O'Coonell. from Otago. Passengers— Da_yid Brown, James Wilson, and Win. McKoy. Same day. ketch Juno, 50 tons, R. Woodgate, from Christchurch. Same day, schooner Surprise, 65 tonß, James Braund, from the East Coast. Same day, s. s. Storm Bird, 108 tons, G. Mundle, from Lyttelton and Oiago. Passengers — Mrs. Hickson, Mrs. Mills, Messrs. Fleet, J.Kenyon H. Kenyon, M. Petheiick, H. Death, J. Luna, J» Martin. ' SAILED. June 14, s. s. White Swan, 198 tons, A. A. Harper, for Napier and Auckland. Passengers-!— for Napier, Messrs James Wright, Bowman, D. Wright, Fisher, Leadham, R. Stokes, and Harris; for Auckland, Mrs. Nichols, Messrs. Bullen, W. Scott, Symington, Poulgrain, P. Clark, and H. Watling. June 15, s. b. Lord Worsley, 29r tons, Kennedy, for Lyttelton. Passengers— Messrs. Cockcrow, Waketieid, Pearce, and 14 saloon and steerage from the North. June 17, schooner Mary Thompson, 51 tons, O'Connell, for Otago. June 17, brigantine Sword Fish, 155 tons, for the Chatham Islands. IMPOSTS. In the Julia,— W. Lyon, Agent.— 72B bushels Wheat, 150 bushels peas, C. W. Schultzei In the Lord Worsle. R. S. Ledger, Agent,—— hipped for Manakau at Wellington, AS cases, Go lonial Government ; 1 case 13ank of N.Z. 1 pkg. Turner, 1 parcel bracer commanding troops ; At Nelson, I parcel^ W, Davis ; 2 kegs butter, Ledger; 1 parcel, Dransfield ; 1 trunk, Bank N.8.W. ; 16 bundles sheep skins, 30 hides, 7 calf skins, 2 bags wool, Hirst ; and part original cargo from Sydney ■ and other ports for Lyttelton and Oiago. In the Thetis. W. Lyon, Agents,— l,22l bshto, wheat, C. W. Schultze. In the Tyne, W. Lyon, Ageni~2o tons potatoes, 43 kegs butter, W. Lyon ; 7 kegs butter, 20 boxes candles, 2 bundles trees, 1 cask beef, Order. In the Juno, G. Crawford, Agent, — 1316 bahls: wheat ; 427 bushels oats, 113 do. barley, Order. In the Surprise, Wm. Bowler, Son & Co., Agents, — 48 bales wool, G. Mooro ; 3 bales wool, •.J anchors, 2 chains, rigging and saiis, Wm. Bowler, Son & Co. ; 20 bales wool, W. Spinks ; 4 bales wool, Bethune &, Hunter ; 12 bales wool, J. J. Paine ; I box, Levin & Co. In the Storm Bird, Duncan & Vennell, Agents, —3 hhds. whisky, 32 cases old torn, 2 hhds. whisky, 5 qr .-casks port wine. 1 qr.-cask port wine, 12 cases vinegar, 9 do. bitters, 12 do. salt, 40 hhds. ale, 50 boxes clothes pegs, 20 cases axes, 40 cases lobsters, 20 do. lemon syrup, 60 do*. 'buckets, 40 nests tubs, 3 cases 1,00 doz. brooms, 5 : cases (1 billiard table), 22 cases chairs, 4 do. coffee, t doz. confectionery, John Martin; 4 pkga., 1 parcel, Mitchell aud Gandy ; 1 case coffee, Order; •29 boxes, 12 pkgs. bedsteads, 10 cases cheese, W.

& G. Turnbull, & Uo : 3 cases lamps, Duncan & Vennell; 3 cases stationery, fV. Lyon ; 29 boxes, Bethune & Hunter: 20 kegs syrup, 1 case axe handles, Order. EXPORTS. In the White Swan, Bethune & Hunter, Agents, —-1 parcel, Bank N.S W. ; 5 bags sugar, Johnston & Co.;. 1 bale, 2 bundles leathev, i trunk, 2 cases, L. Levy; 1 bale blankets, 1 case drapery, 5 drums colza oil, 4 pipss. W. & G. Turnbull & Co.; 4 pkgs., 1 case, R. S. Ledger; 3 casks whisky, 2 half chests tea ; 1 horse, Major Dwyer. In the Lord Woraley, I. C. E. M. Co. Agents, —part original cargo from Sydney and other ports, for Lyttelton, Otago and the Bluff. In the Mary Thompson, Smith & Co., Agents, 35000 teet sawn timber, Smith d* Co. In the Sword Fish, Bethune & Hunter, Agents, — 53 bags sugar, 20 boxes tea, 3 cases drapery, 1 do. saddlery, 1 do. boots, 10 cases oil, 27 kegs paint, 1,000 feet timber. T The Hermine.Capt. Berg, sailed from Wellington on the 6th inst., with 170 head of cattle, and arrived at Port Cooper on the 10th tnst. ; landed her cattle in good condition ; having lost only 2 head on the passage, and left Lyttelton on Thursday last at 2 p. m. and arrived in this harbour on Saturday last at 5.30 p. m. On Friday last, when about 20 miles off the Kai Koras, about 12 o'clock noon, the dead body of a man was observed floating on the water ; he had a black coat on, his face wag upwards, andanuuiber of birds were about him The barque Coliuia from Wellington , arrived here on Saturday evening, with part of her original cargo of spirits, furniture, &c, from Hamburg, and 75 sheep from the last port o f her departure. There were two female passengers on board This was the barque for which the signal was flying on Friday. — 'Southern Cross," June 11. The centre-board schooner Wild Wave, 70 tons, of Otagdi P. Stevens, master, arrived here on Saturday evening last, from Otago, which she left on the 28th May at eleven p.m. The Wild Wave is in ballast. Rounded the East Cape on the Ist June, having strong north westerly breezes. In the Bay of Plenty split her mizen sails and earned away part of rigging. But for this accident she would have been here in five days. Messrs. Henderson and Macfarlane are agents. She comes for a cargo of timber,— Ibid. The schooner Emerald experienced some very rough weather on her trip to Ahuriri. .She left the Heathcote river on the 6th May, and made a good run of 24 hours to Amuii, off which she was met ; by a strong nor'-wester, which obliged her to stand out to sea. Ailsr knocking about for five days, she ; again ran in, and succeeded in getting a few boatloads of limestone on board. A heavy north-easter, however compelled her again to put to sea without having completed her loadiug. She managed to get back next day with a south wester, and finished taking in her cargo. The same evening the wind increased to a gale, and she was blown off shore, losing one of her anchors ar.d smashing the stock of the other. After three more days at sea, she ran for Wellington, her provisions falling short. She left Wellington on the third day on her downward voyage, but was compelled by a strong north-wester to put into Kaikora peninsula, where she lay that night. The remainder of the passage was made against baffling winds, chiefly from the south-west, and she at length crossed the Sumner bar on Friday last. — " Lyttelton Times," June 11. Wbeok of. the Steamer Taskanian Maid- — The province has lately sustained a severe loss in the wreck of that most serviceable little steamer the Tasmaoian Maid, on the Waijau Bar, where she grounded about a fortnight since on entering the river, and has since been washed high up n the shingle. A survey having been held upon her is now advertised for sale for the benefit of the underwriters. — Nelson Examine!', June 12. Wbeck of the Barge Hope.— The Large Hope which has been used as a tender totheTasmanian Maid, on the Wairau and Opawa rivers, was also wrecked a few days ago, off Jackson's Head, on her passage to Nelson, laden with wheat. It was with some difficulty that the crew made their escape to the shore. — Jbid. Birth.— On the 16th June, at Molesworth street, the wife of Mb. Chafes Haetmann, of a son. Birth. — At the Hutt, on Tuesday, tha 17th inst., the wife of Mr. Thomas Mills of a daughter, Posi Office, Wellington, June 17, 1863. MAILS CLOSE For Picton & Nelson per Storm Bird, on Wednesday, at 11 a. m. For Featherston. Greytown, Carterton, Masterton, Castle Point, Porangahau and Napier, overland, on Wednesday at 11 a. m.