SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.

Wellington Independent, Volume XXVIII, Issue 3868, 28 July 1873, Page 2

SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.

Hies W-ateb at Port Nichomon- To-Day. Morning, 6.53 ; evening, 78. ARRIVED. Jrax 28, Ladybird, b.b., 286 tons, Lloyd, from Manufcau, Tflrarmki, Nelson, and Piofcon. Pas§engerß—Miss Fnrelly, Mrs Palmer, Hon Mr Stafford, Mies Walters, Miss Campbell, Mrs "Sharp, Miss Moeller, Miss JaoVaon, Mr and Mrs Bheath, Messrs Woorlp, Ward, Donald, Fisher. Jackson, Beatson, Dillon, Humphrey, Bell, and seven in the steerage ; eight cabin and five steerage for the South. 27, Luna, p.s., 200 ton«, Fairchild, from Napier and Castle Point. Passengers — Messrs Ormond, Look, Mr and Mrs Lnneis, Mrs 'Greenwood, Miss Baven, Messrs Buchanan, Roohfort, Carlvan, Parnack, Carroll, Duncan, Ji'Larrister, Wheeler, and Korn. 27, Rangaf.ira, s.e., 185 tons, Hepburn, from Poverty Bay, Napier, and Castle Point. Paseengers — Mr and Mrs Williams, family, and *ervant; Mrs Pl'mmer, Messrs Fountain, Colman, Chapman, Spmcer, M'Allister, Karaitiana, M.H.R., Moorhouse, Alexander. Maonata, BwidUsy, Davis, Higgings, M'Cleland, Montgomery, Wheeler, Tohin, Shrimpton, Barker, Moore, M-Lennon (2), Miller, Goff, Wtiri, Renata, and two natives ; nine in the BteeMge. 27, Napier, s.s., 44 tons, Doile, from Fox'on. 27, Lyttelton, p.a, 86 ton?, Scott, from Blenheim. 27, Falcon, ketch, 37 tons, Morrison, from Blenheim, 27, Elizabeth, ketch, 33 tons, Short, from tbe Sound. 27, Patea, cutter, 18 tons, Hook, from Picton. SAILED. 27, Phcehe, 8.9.. 496 tons, Worep, for Ljttelton and Port Chalmers. 27, Taranaki, s.s., 299 tons, Wheeler, for Picton, Nelson, Toranaki, and Manukau 27. Wellington, ship, 696 tons, Hill, for Newcastle. 27, Maid of Otago, schooner, 50 tons, Bain, for Havelock. 27, Enterprise, 84 tons, Campbell, for Lyttplton. 27, Ruby, schooner, 24 tons, Frazer, for Eaikouras. EXPECTED ABBIVAXS. 29, Wsmganui, from Napier 80, Wellington, from Manukau, Taranaki, NelsoD, and Picton 30, Rangatira, from Napier and Poverty Bay PBOJEOTED DEPABTTTBBB. 28, Napier, for Wanganui 29, Wanganui, for Waiganui 31, RanAitir%p{pi.* Napier and Poverty Bay 31, Welfingtjftt, for Lyttelton and Port Chalmers f 'imposts. In the Ladybird, C. Hartmann, agent — 60 bags gum dus,t, Wellington Gas Works ; 1 case, M'Dowell and Co ; 1 case, Webster ; 2 cases, Burrett ; 5 cases, 81 bags sugar, Bennett ; 1 pkg, Lowes : 1 box, Telegraph Department ; 1 case, Lyon ; 20 drays, Martin ; 198 bags sugar, Logan ; 79 do do, Griffiths ; 483 coils wire, 7 bundles iron, 58 bars ditto, Mills; 8 bales, Turnbull and Co; 1 case, Barraud ; 60 sacks, Staples ; 1 parcel, Ingles ; 4, oases, Barlow. EXPOBTB. In the Enterprise, Levin and Co, agents — 60 tons coal, Levin and Co. In the Rußy\ Bethune and Hunter, agents —20 mats, 8 oases, 1 qr-caek, 5 sacks flour, 1 box, Levin and Co ; 1 machine, 1 crate, 10 pkgs, 1 engine, 5 boxes, 3 ovens, Turnbull and Oo ; 16 sash weights, Mills ; 1 truss, 3 pkgß, 8 barjj, 3 bundles, 1 furnaco and fire bars, Order; 1 case, Smith; 41 rolls wire matting, 2 cases, Bethuae and Hunter; 2 hhdp, Staple^ In the Taranaki, C. Hartmann, agent — 2 rams, 1 keg, 3 sacks, 1 caee, Krull and Co ; 67 cases, 1 cask, 13 kegs, 170 boxes, 5 crates, Turnbull Kfljd Co ; 10 oases, 2 drums, 1 bar, 12 oars, 2 W)», 1 parcel, 20 kegs butter, Order ; 1 cat^Dixon ; 6 bars, Mills ; 21 kegs Jmtter, Anderson ; 5 bales, 4 oases, Hirst ; 2 cases, Stationery Store ; 1 case, Armed Con* stabolary Force ; 6 bundles empty sacks, R, Port. The steamer Rangatira, Captain Hepburn, arrived in this harbor yesterday morning from Poverty Bay, Napier, and Castle Point. She left Poverty Bay on the afternoon of the 20th, arriving at Napier the following morning ; left again on the afternoon of the 23rd, but pat into Castle Point owing to a heavy southeast gale. Left again at 4 p.m. on tbe 26<ih, and arrived here at 7 yesterday morning. "On arrival at Wellington," says the Napier " Telegraph," she will be placed on the patent slip, where she will be repainted inside and out, new enshions fixed in the cabin, a new boiler, and a steam winoh fitted on board." We have to thank the parser for files and other favors. The steamer Napier arrived in harbor yesterday morning, from Fox ton, after experiencing fine weather on the run down. The steamer Lyttelton arrived in Wellington harbor yesterday. The Steam Shipping Company's Ladybird, under the command of Captain Lloyd, crossed Manukau bar at 9 on the morning of tbe 23rd, arriving at Paranaki at daylight next day ; left again shortly after noon, and arrived at Nelson at daylight on the 25th ; left again, after a four hours' stay, and arrived at Picton at 11.15 same night ; left Picton shortly before 1 on Saturday morning, and made a six-hour ran across the Strait. The Ladybird had fine weather from Manukau to Nelson ; from thence south-east wind and thick weather to Wellington. The topsail schooner Maid of Otago, laden with iron, sailed for Havelock yesterday. The brigantine Enterprise sailed yesterday Sot the South. The sohooner Baby sailed for the Kaiionras yesterday. Yesterday afternoon the following coasters came into harbor: — The ketch Falcon, from Blenheim ; the ketch Eliiabeth, from the Sound; and the cutter. Patea, from Picton. Six or eight vessels are reported wind-bound ' at Port Underwood. Amongst them was the Hevereham, whioh made an offing on Friday last. The ship Wellington sailed for Newcastle yesterday afternoon. The Government paddle>steamer Luna, Captain Fairchild, left Napier on Thursday morning last, and had to seek shelter at Castle Point the following moreing from a bard south-east wind and a heavy sea. - Left again on Saturday at 2 p.m., and arrived in Wellington harbor at half-past four yesterday morning. She brought sixteen passengers.