SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE. PORT OF AUCKLAND.

Daily Southern Cross, Volume XXVI, Issue 3956, 27 April 1870, Page 4

SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.

PORT OF AUCKLAND.

High Water This Day.— Morning, 4.2S; afternoon, 4.47. Wind and Weather. —April 26 : Wind, W.S.W., fresh. Weather, cloudy. Phase of the Moon.— Fivst quarter, May 9th, at 3.17 a.m.

Arrivals. — April 26. Wellington, s.s., 262 tons, Holmes, from Southern ports. Passengers— Hon. Mr. Corry, Mr. Commissioner Branigan, Colonel Thompson, Colonel Whitmore, Miss Finlay, Messrs. Boyle, Hislop, Mceller, and 15 in the steerage. — Combes and Daldy, agents. Constance, barque, 351 tons, Gibbon, from Sydney. Passengeis — Messrs. Calvert, T. Koyall, Smithers, Williams, Engall, Symonds, and six in steerage. — Henderson andMacfarlane, agents. Saucy Lass, schooner, 39 tons, McGregor, from Easb Coast. — Master, agent. Cleared Outwards. — April 26. Auckland, s.s. 4 533 tons, Paddle, for Sydney. Passengers— Messrs. Leatham, Smith, Orynale, Stephens. — H. M. Jervis, agent. Strathnaver, schooner, 53 tons, Mackay, for Levuka (Fijis). Passengeis— Messrs. Gavun, Bussom, Scott, Murdoch, Stephens, Latham, M03S, J. and F. McMillan, Connolly, and Captain Forsayth.— "W. S. Laurie, agent. Departures. — April 2G. Albatross, schooner, 90 tons, Braund, on a cruise. Import*. — April 25. Per barque Constance, from Sydney : 280 gunnies sugar, order ; 747 bags wheat, 5 kegs, Henderson and Macfarlane ; 1,820 bags wheat, 230 bags flour, order ; 1 dray, Henderson and Macfailane ; 392 bags bonedust, J. Dilworth ; 6S bags, Must and Co. ; 2 bales leather, 15. Gifctos ; 107 bag.-, maize, M Brown ; 029 bags maize, 5 hhds. ala, 10 bags meal, 22 bag-» bonednst, 1 case, order ; 50 cases jam, Ciuickshank, Smart, and Co. : 50 cases keiosme, I. Phillipa ; 4 drays, T. Belcher j 16 cases, Winks and Hall ; 2 cases, 1 package, Young Gay ; 22 boiler tubes, order j 1 case, L. D. Nathan and Co. ; 50 bags maize, 12 bales hay, 2 drays, order ; 3 cases aud, Bank New Zealand ; 1 dray, 1 spring cart, 1,100 paling3, 30 tons coals, order ; 3 cases, 18 nests baskets, 49 coils lope, 2 cases, 1 bag grab? seed, 4 bales leather, I ppokage boots, 1 case stationery, 2 oases bootij, Amfi 26. Pev ?• a, "Wellington : From Melbourne : 1 j>aroel. GouvIay ; 10 p-Kka^o-,, Riiwuvi^ ; 1 parcel, B.xuk of JS'ew Zealand. Ex Tararua — 5 cases, 2 casks, 3 bales, JCempthome, Prosser, and Co. j 1 cam, Bank of New Zealand ; 1 truss, Rout j 1 parcel, Club ; 1 parcel, Dunkley. Kk Claud Hamilcon — 1 qnaifcercask, 1'hompson ; 5 casts coin Hoar, 10 halfhhds vinegar, 3 casks nut", 6 cases bottled fruit, 1 cafee meats, 2 ci33d hint, 10 cases marmalade, 1 case bottle t fruit3, order ; 3 cases bottled funts, 3 baj,3 nuts, H. B IsIoyton ; 4 sacks nuts, 10 cheats tea, 10 ea^e? cornflour, 19 casci lobstcis, 10 ca^us marmalade, 10 half-chests tea, H. B. MoiLon; J bundle washboards, I bundle shovels. I case handles, 1 bundle tubs, 1 case axes, 4 ovens*, 1 case, P. A. Philips. Free goods -Fiom ! Dunedm : 1 case, Gundiesoa and Co. ; 1 case, 1 keg nails, P. A. Philips ; 5 hhds. ale, Samson, Fraser, and Co. From Lyttelton : 25 sacks malt, H. Matson and Co. ; 1 parcel, Sub-Inspector Bullen. JFrom Wellington : 1 box, "Wood ; 3 bales bags, order. From Napier : 118 bales wool, 48 casks tallow, L. D. Nathan and Co. Exporis — Apil 26.

Pei' schooner Sbrathnaver, for Leviika, Kjis : 10 cases geneva, 6 cases brandy, G oases old torn, 10 casks beer, 28 cases geneva, Cruickshank, Smart, and Co.; 60 casks bottled beer, Combes and Daldy ; 24 casks wine, 43 cases wine, Must and Co. ; 4 quartercasks wine, J. Ritchie ; 10 cases geneva, 4 quarter-casks wine, 2 quarter-casks whiskey, 10 cases brandy, 2 casks treacle, 2 quartercasks brandy, 20 casks beer, Must and Co. j 1 box tobacco, W. S. Laurie ; 20 bags salt, 11 cases jam, Must and Co.; 2 casks 2 cases croskery, "Weir ; 2 cases, Must and Co.; 2 packages sashes, 14, 00!) feet timber, G-. Holdship ; 1 case drapery, 4 packages, 1 bale, E. Moss. Per s.s. Auckland, for Sydney : 32 ingots lead, Marks ; 1 case oigars, order ; 10 cases drapery, ageat3.

ARRIVAL OF THE WELLINGTON. The N.Z.S.N. Company's fine s.s. Wellington, under the command of Captain Holmes, arrived in harbour yesterday morning at an early hour from Napier and other Southern ports, bringing a full general cargo and 25 passengei's. Captain Holmes reports leaving Port Chalmers at 5.30 p.m. on the 18th, and arrived in Lyttelton at 3 p.m. on the 19th ; left Lyttelton at 6.30 on the 20th, arriving at Wellington at noon on the 21st ; left Wellington at 2.15 p.m. on the 22nd, and arrived at Napier at noon on the 23rd ; sailed again from Napier at 1 a.m. on the 24th, and arrived in harbour as above. Prom Port Chalmers to Lyttelton, experienced fine weather, with heavy JS.E. swell ; thence to Wellington, strong westerly winds ; Wellington to Napier, light S.E. winds and fine weather; thence to East Cape, strong N.E. winds, with heavy head sea, followed by strong N.W. winds with a cross chopping sea. We have to again thank Mr. Moss, purser, for the prompt delivery of our Southern files.

ARRIVAL OF THE CONSTANCE. The fine barque Constance, Captain J. H, Gibbon, arrived in harbour yesterday morning from Sydney, bringing several passengers and a full genera] cargo. Captain Gibbon baa furnished us with the following report of the passage :— Left Sydney on the Sth, and experienced light easterly airs and calma tjl making the Three Kings on Sunday last; thence down the ooaab fresh N.W. wads, The Constance arrived off Rangitoto channel at 7 p.m. on Monday, but owing to the darkness of the night Captain Gibbon Unohored till morning.

THE MALLARD. This fine clipper ship is fast receiving her homeward cargo. She is announced to sail on May 23, and there is no doubt, from the rapid manner in which her cargo is going down to her, she will receive punctual despatch. The s.s. Wellington, which arrived yesterday, brought from the South about 150 bales wool and 50 casks tallow for transhipment to London. We also learn that several reaaels^are expected from'the coast with cargoes of gum, wool, flax, &c, fox* her. - Several ? 6f her^'attns'have already been -en-' gaged for the homeward voyage,

THE MARY SHEPHERD. The ship Mary Shepherd, Captain R. Peek, which left London for this port on February 3, and Dartmouth on the 10th, is now 75 days at sea. The following is the cargo on board, and for the copy of which we are indebted to the courtesy of the ship's agents, Messrs. L. D. Nathan and Co : - 1 case, T. Peacock ; 1 case, C. McCabe ; 6 cases, 110 packages, order ; 2 cases, C. Hawkeswood ; 13 cases, G. T. Chapman ; 1 case, A. Diethelm ; 147 packages, Bank New Zealand; 200 casks, Bn holz and Co. ; 23 trunks, E. and H. Isaacs ; 10 packages, order; 1 ca«o, Butler; 12 packages, L. D. Nathan and Co. ; 15 pockets, Seccombe and Son ; 17 cases, JR. Cooley ; 6 cases, W. B. and J. H. Upton ; 10 tanks, 1 box, Bucholz and Co. ; 120hhds., 10 tanks, order ; 3 cases, F. Loveroek ; 141 easrs, order : 50 casks, J. S. Maefarlane ; 1 case, W. H. Lizard ; 1 case, J. Buller ; 3 bales, A. Gordon and Co. ; 24 packages, Cruickshank, Smart, and Co.; 13 packages, onler ; 2 cases, E. Wayle; 1 case, Manning ; 3 bales, Bucliolz and Co. ; 1 case, Manager Bank of Australasia ; 9 packages, Combes and Daldy ; 1 ease, order; 1,491) packages, Auckland Gas Company ; 25 packages, H. B. Morton ; 2 cases, E. Wayte ; 1 case, J. Buller ; 2 case, Rough ; 1 case, R. P. Carrier; 12 cases, E. Porter and Co.; 3 cases, Moss Levy ; 20 casks, W. J. Hurst and Co. ; 20 packages, J. Roberton and Co.; 120 packages, E. Breffitt and Co. ; 9 cases, order ; 34 pack- ■ ages, H. Fendelow ; 1 case, Syrett ; 86 packages, Cruickshank, Smart, and Co. ; 1 case, R. A. Eyre ; 230 packages, order ; 50 cases, Bucholz and Co. ; 175 packages, M. Lewis ; 2 bales, Lilewall j and Rattray; 27 packages, M. Lewis; 1 box, T. Dixon ; 10 bales, order ; 1 case, J, J. Meaby ; 2 cases, E. and H. Isaacs ; 1 case, address ; 1 case, F. Chamberlain ; 14 kegs, order ; 2 cases, G. T. Chapman ; 1 case, R. Cooley ; 1 case, Sch&rff and Co. ; 1 case, A. Dunnage : 1 tierce, Scherff and Co. ; 1 box, D. Hay ; 7 cases, order ; 1 case, L. D. Nathan and Co. ; 19 packages, Stewart and Anderson ; 6 cases, 11 cases, ordei ; 1 case, J. H. Matthews ; 50 cases, J. Roberton and Co. ; 5 packages, W. Atkin ; 25 bundles, W. J. Cawkwell ; 52 packages, 1,2S4 packages, Older ; 6 packages, Henderson and Macfarlane ; 217 packages, Combes and Daldy ; 4 cases, order ; 1 case, J. Rout; 36 packages, Me Arthur, Shera, and Co. ; 30 packages, order ; 50 packages, Cruickshank, Smart, and Co. ; 50 cases, order ; 41 packages, Henderson and Macfarlane ; 2 cases, 14 packages, 14 bales, 104 packages, order ; 510 packages, Must and Co. ; 9 packages, T. H. Hall ; 1,178 bars, 2 cases, Cruickshank, Smart, and Co. ; 33 cases, order ; 4 packages, order; 1,733 packages, E. Porter and Co. ; 50 packa es, Williams and Co. ; 12 packages, Winks and Hall ; 321 packages, E. and H. Isaacs ; 7 trunks, J. Cater ; 2 butts, Brown, Campbell, and Co. ; 9 cases, order ; 4 cases, J. Renshaw; 1 case, Miss Spear; G packages, order ; 20 packages, Lewis Brothers ; 1 box, J. Edson ; 23 packages, 236 packages, older ; S31 packages, 12,000 slates, L. D. Nathan and Co. ; 48 packages, Owen and Giaham ; 7 coils, order; 75 cases, order; 28 packages, Owen and Graham ; 2 cases, Criuekahank, Smart, and Co. ; 1 case, R, Beck and Son ; 1 case, Sir G. A. Arney ; 1 packet, 3 cases, G. S. Graham ; 5 cases, J. Hurndale ; 1 case, J. C. Stovin ; 2 cases, E. Wayte ; 11 cases, W. B. and J. H. Upton ; 13 packages, order ; 100 oa^ks, Bncholz and Co. ; 28 packages, Bucholz and Co ; 205 packages, L, D. Nathan and Co. ; 9 cases, older; 10 packages, Winks and Hall; 22 crates, order ; 1 00 oases, J. W. Vance and Co. j 4 packages, order ; 25 packages, Bucholz and Co.; 3 packages, E. and H. Isaacs ; 125 casks, order ; 401 packages, Brown, Campbell, and Co. ; 9 packages, E. and H. Isaacs ; 1 case, Bucholz and Uo. ; 16 packages, Henderson and Macfarlane ; 1 case, J. Hurndale ; 2 bales, A. Clark and Son < 4 tanks, L. D. Nathan and Co. ; 66 packages, order ; 1 box, F, Forde ; 1 box, K M. Corbett ; 1 case, Roberton and Go. ; 5 packages, E. Wood.

The Hero. — This steamer from Sydney and Melbourne is due here to-day. The Auckland. — The s.s Auckland, Captain Paddle, will take her departure for .Sydney this morning, at 10 o'clock. The following are the names of the passengers : — AIg?319. R. Leatham, J. Smith, \V. Crynale, A. .Stephens, and several in the steerage. The s.s. .Star of the South will sail for Napior, vid Tiiurauga, tins morning The Stuath>;a\ fr. — This schooner, under the command of Captain McKay, will sail for Loviika, Frjis, this morning. She takes a large j general cargo and several passengers. Thx Airedale. — The 0 S. Company's s.s. j Airedale will take her departure for Napier , and Southern ports to-day, at 3 p.m. The Saucy Lass — The schooner Saucy I Lass, Captain McGregor, arrived m harbour yesterday from Ahvpara, West Coast, via i Whangarei, with 38 tons gum, C. Davis ; 6 boxes eggs ; and several passengers. The Albatross sailed yesterday morning on a cruise. The schooner Flirt, hence, arrived at Lyttelton on the 17th, The Comer astg. — The p.s. Comerang hence arrived at Napier at 11 p.m. on the 23rd. The s.s. Tauranga, from Russell, is due here this morning. The Airedale.— The s.s. Airedale, Captain Kennedy, on her last voyage to Dunedin, went alongside the itattray -street jetty at that port. From our files we learn that " The Airedale, on arriving in port at 1.30 on the loth inst., on the way up the harbour I was boarded by Pilot Louden, and afterwards the health of the officers of the boat was proposed, Judge Ward availing himself of the opportunity of getting on board. At the flagstaff the Union Jack was displayed in honour of our distinguished visitor. " The Otaijo Daily Time* of the 16th instant, referring to this subject, says, "A decisive proof of the good effected by the dredging operations carried on in the harbour tor a length of time past, was afforded yesterday by the s.s. Airedale steaming up from Port Chalmers, and berthing alongside the Eattray- ; street Jetty. She left Port Chalmers at halfpast one o'clock, passed through Scotch. Pass j five minutes later, and arrived at the wharf at Dunedin at half-past two. Near Macandrew's Jetty she touched slightly, but with this exception the run up waa accomplished very successfully. The Airedale is 286 tons register, and ia the largest vessel that has ever reached Dunedin. Her draught of water yesterday was lift. Gin. She returns to Port Chalmers to-morrow afternoon, and it is to be hoped that nothing will occur to prevent her from coming up to Dunedin in future." The clipper schooner Jane Anderson, Captain Faulkner, left Dunedin in ballast for Kaiapoi on Tuesday last. Had head but moderate winds to Godley Heads ; put into Port Levy on Saturday; arrived and got over the Kaiapoi baron Sunday, at 4p.m. She is to take in a full cargo of grain from Callender, Newnham, and Co., for Auckland. — Lyttelton limes, April 18. New Training Ship for. Boys. — The Admiralty have consented to place at the disposal of the board of management of the Forest Gate District Schools the Goliath, one of the vessels now laid up at Sheerness, as a training Bhip for pauper boys. The Admiralty will fit up the vessel for 500 boys on the managers agreeing to pay £5,497. The managers have consented to the terms proposed, provided the vessel is guaranteed to be sound, and not likely to require any repairs at an early date. By the accommodation thus obtained, they will be spared ths necessity of a proposed enlargement of their school buildings, at a cost of about £25^000. The training ship will be moored off Northfleefc.