VESSELS EXPECTED.

Auckland Star, Volume XIX, Issue 220, 18 September 1888, Page 4

VESSELS EXPECTED.

Tarawera, s.s., from Sydney, to-morrow Wanaka, s.s., from South (at Onehunga), Thursday, 8 a.m. Nemesis, s.s., from Melbourne, due 27th • inst. ■ Doric, s.s., from London ; sailed-August 11 Oxford, s.s., from London ; to .sail early Glencairn, sch, from Lyttelton ; sailed Sept. 10 , tJairnsmore, bq., from Melbourne, to load Balmoral Castle, s.s., from London'; sailed July 12th ; sailed from Sydney Sept. 13 Selerabria,*'s.s., from London; sailed July '•'' : ■ 27th'. • -■■".' '■', ' '" T "Wairoa,' ship, from London; sailed June 10th Langstone, ship, from London, to load Wellington, ship, from London, sailed Sep- ■ - tehiber 13 '-■ ■'"■■' y.j ■ ; " Waitangi, ship, from London, loading Clairmonb; bq., from London, sailed June . 10th ■ -■" ' '■ / -'-'^r' I . Mary A. Greenwood, barque, from New York; sailed July 27 ..', % - ■- Rebecca Crowell, bqri., from New York; sailed* June 30' . : Gelert, bf{.', from New York, to load • Star of the East, barque, from New York, via Dunedin : sailed May sth > Trevelyan, ship, from Glasgow, via Port Chalmers ; sailed March 23rd ~ < .Lutterworth, barque, from Glasgow, via ': Port Chalmers; sailed May-19th ; sailed from Port Chalmers 16th inst. • Monica, bar|ue, from Bio. Janeiro; sailed May 2nd ■■-• Clansman, brigantine, ..from Kimberley; sailed August 3rd Silver Cloud, schooner, .from Newcastle; sailed Septi l{i Frank Guy, three-mastedachr., from Newcastle, .early CamiileJ brigantine, from Dunedin; to load IMPORTS. " Per ship Deva:—Plain cottons, £1,700,; coloured cott6hs,y £500; printed cottons, £700; woollens and worsteds, £900; linen in case, £300; shawls and mantles, £100; :.-.-'.■■; millinery, £100;-,, harberdashery, , £700; cambric handkerchiefs, £100; apparel, £500; carpets and rugs, £100; straw hats, £100 ; boots and''wrought leather, £S4O; ■ .". 'floorcloth, £2IQ; books; £40; paper, £203; stationery, £10; : upholstery;'' '£30"; * iron bedsteads; £80; brushware, £10 ','■ toys, ~£400; ..pianos, £40; perfumery, £10; jewellery, £20';" tobacco pipes, £20; hard!ware and cutlery, £100; -galvanised iron, 12 tons; iron rails, 4 tons; wire and ■wire ropei 57 tons; Unseed oil, 320ga1.; varnish, £20; whiting, 22 tons; paint colours, £10;'-,. china and eartheriware, £100; platje ■ glass, glass bottles, £10; ■woolpacks, £50; bran and flour bags, £30; canvas*, £100; lines and twines, £130; cement,?.4,9oo -barrels;; br*ndy, in balk, 150 proof galjgenova, 180 proof gal.; , 'British "spirits, in bulk, '60 proof gal.; British spirit, in- case, ,40 proof gal,; white ■wines,- 200ga1.; glass beer, 6 barrels of 3£ gal ; preserved fish, £10 ; assorted oilmen's stor.eßj.£f.Q; vinegar, 320ga1.; foreign salad .oik 80gal.; cocoa, 45cwt.; isinglass and .gelatine, £20; chicory, 20cwt.; whitesalt, 40,tbns; soda, crystals, 8 tons; bi-carboh ate of soda, 40ewt.; raisins, 24cwt.; liquor ice: juice, 2cwt.; sugar .(glucose and- sac charum), lOcwt.; treacle, 21cwt.; confec tionery,; and peel, £110 : apothecary ware £2(30; tartaric acid, 13cwt.; cream of tar tar, 25cwt»; cornflour) £10. * Inwards Coastwise. — Morning ;.Light cntter, from the Barrier, with firewood Lark, c'atfcer, from Thames, with firewood} L&st evening the s.s.:Clansman sailed fb: the North, and tbe>. Stormbird sailed fo Whangarei, Russell and Northern ports. At 5 o'clock last evening the s.s.; lotii ' left for Tauranga and the Douglas for Baj of Plenty ports. Last evening about dusk the brigantim Lady Mabel was towed- by »the Awhiw down to Mercury Bay,; where she is to loac timber for Sydney.:- , On,the 15th,.,the barques Grasmere anc Killarhey left .Melbourne for Aucklanc tim her ports, the former for the ; Kaipara and the latter for the Thames. . j ■-There are now'five vessels loading at th< Kaipara with timbor for Australia, viz., the barque Presto, brigantine Stanley; barque Cabarfeidh,. the barque Wenona, and theybarquentine Waitemata. On the 16th inst., the barque Luttei*worth, from Glasgow, 'which'bad discharged part of her cargo at Port Chalmers, sailed :ffeht'th'at;;port,.>for. Auckland, with a large T<pt*htf_y" rbf"ironwork, etc., consigned tc Messrs Morrin and Co. About 12 o'clock last night the s^a. Wellington; arrived from Whangarei with cargo and .the following, passengers :~ Messrs Durricu, Corquindalo, Ohftrra, CTdurtney, McLean, Tothill, Jones,: Smitlrj Galbraith, McLeodi Mai-tin, BroWn,L-dss) Peters, Spence, Bell, Blagroye) RanseyJ Campbell, Weaver, Shepherd, Ariel!;1 Hughes, Melvin, Thompson, Mr and Mrs McLean, Mr and Mrs Deeming, Mrs Corquindale, Mrs Northland daughter, Mrs Abercrombie, Miss McKenzie,'MiS3 Peters; .The direct steamer .Doric is due at this ypbrt on Monday next, ithd, should,arrive at y-Hpbarbyvery,-'shortly.' Her passengers for ■ Auckland 7- are :^fGabin :■'■'. Surgeon' General Ogilxy, Mi" Walter Ogilvy..;-Second cabin: j Misses HmTdcks. M.-Mcllvorn, S. Mcllvern, .' L. oMcllvern^ Mr : C.:, P., Clarke. Master : Mcllvern. Third; class: Mrs Adam.soh, Misses Nancy Hoyle, A. Leach, Still (3),' Mr and Mi's: Still, - Master Still. "Messrs E. Hartley, E. Driver, H, Rose, J. W. Spencer. John Spence,: Noali \Voodj and several y Governmentimmigrants.,... About 10.20 this mbrning,the s.s. Rotqi; nu-hafla! arrived from- Melbourne; and :tlie Soutb. She left Melbourne at 3 p.m. on sth, was abreast Swan Island at 3.10 p.m. 6th,-and: arrived at Hobart at 10.30 a.m. 7th, sailed again at 1.30 a.m. on Bth, arrived at Bluff on llth at 0.15 p.m., left again at 6p.m. same dayi-and after calling at the ÜBuai:way ports arrived here as above. Experienced light variable winds and fine weather throughout. She brought tho following passengers .'—Saloon, from Mel-';-jbpurne; Mrs 'Mahon^, find puree,

Mrß. :T.> Hawkins.i Saloon, from coast: Mesdames Bennett, Fenwicli, Baker, Child, and servant, Baillie and, child, Misses Fonwiok, Gruchy, Palmer, Messrs Mann, Fox, Fitzsimoris, Grey, R, Gray, Krupt, Glassford, Sidey, Baund?-Dpdds,-Mnrapck, Caulton, Feat, 'Kissliae, Bailey, Williamson, Webb, and Rev. Hewlitt, and eight steerage. '■ -. '

ARRIVAL OF THE,DEVA. Vessel tx Good Condition. This morning about daylight the signal station at Mount, Victoria indicated the sighting of a barque outside Tin, ■: and shortly afterwards a pilot was signalled tor. About 9.30 a.m. Pilot Sainty boarded the vessel, which proved to be tlie long-expected barque Deva, from; London. Her passage out'has occupied tlie somewhat long period : of 141 days, but tlie-fears, that had been entertained for Her safety have.; now been proved to be entirely misplaced,,! ■a. the vessel has arrived, in the p|nk, of• j order and condition, n.oitlier the vessel nor. the cargo having sustained the 'least damage. Captain Davies, who cotnes in charge of the vessel, attributes the long passago to the very bad N.E. trades and the subsequent heavy weather in making for the southwards. After making the coast of New Zealand sho had to beat all the way down the coast, taking four days on the run from the Poor Knights to Tiri. The Deva was here lasb aboub*s or 6 years ago, Captain Pierpont being then in command, with the present skipper, Captain Davies, as chief officer. The barque isan iron vessel of 747 tons, and is owned by, Messrs W. Just and Co., of Liverpool. She comes consigned to Messrs Stone Bros. Early this afternoon the Deva arrived in tho harbour. ' ■, j