SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE. PORT OF AUCKLAND.

Daily Southern Cross, Volume XXX, Issue 5312, 2 September 1874, Page 2

SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE. PORT OF AUCKLAND.

Hiai Wat«, ThU D»y : 10 35 a.m., 11 1 p.m. SVUKIBK «nd Sonsit ThU Day « 21 -i ra . 5 ,50 p n> MOOR*! Phabb — Last Qunrter, Sopv. 3, 1 33 p.m.

ARRIVALS. Southern Cros*, s s , 130 torn F. n<>lmc«, from N»p.er l^usangars — Messrs Chcoke, Rpid, und Coppin —A S P Co , agent* Elian, cutter, 10 tons, Cr.iwford, from Kawau

ENTKKED INWARDS. Elltn, cutter, lt» tom, Crawford, from Kawm — Mister, agent.

CLEARKD OUTWAKDS. MlltUdua, »hip, 1,452 tons R. A. Perritt, for Melbourne. Pirseugen -Mrs Millar, Aim 1'. Cook — Owen muI Gr-»hiin nf?cnt« (^aeen schooner, 4(5 on--, \V D Veals, f>r Jlusseli — Muter. ajftnl Clemktli ketch, G7 tons, C Mol'or, for N»pier vU C»M«f j Bay Coralle, cutter, 29 toni, J Kkmsar, for Talrua. — Matter, tg^ut £Uod, cutter, 1G toni, Craw ford, for Pucu. Master, attnt. Catherine, cutler, 10 tons, J. Ro''.ornttu, for Thames.— Muter, agent.

DEPARTURES Quoen, s hooncr, for Kus^pII Clemat * kcti h. fir Napier, Corulio, euttur, for T^irua Ellen, cutter, for Turn Catherine, cutter, for Tli nn03

TrnoH London— Sailed : Zealandia, nhip, St%. ley Castle, bq July iO, liich Urr, City of Auckland, Oxford, Stilling Castle, ihipi , Fernditle, bq. Loading: W»lUngi, LangitoLO, invuialUn, C.Uhc.irt, Columbus, Coipitriclf, jhips. F«om Sav Francisco (via Honolulu)— Maogrcgor, ■.I. , i-ept. 10 Fkobc PtNna^K "sgand— P« »rl, kctcU Fkom SiDNiT — City of Melbourne, si, Sept. 2, Victoria, * »., Srp 1 4; Floro, s s , S«*pt 1" From -ewc stl« - Eleanor, bq , sailed; Uljinp-e.bq F*0M Oamaru— V7%ft> bripr From Do.mdin — Iiatiiett Armitnge, bq., loading.

PROJECTED DKPAKTU slfcS. tn this list constcn <\* < not ln<l ii'd Fo* Lo.vdoN— Counte3B of Kiatoro, »hip, early ; L. D. Nathan mid Co , agents For Sav Francisw (via Honolulu)— City of Milbourne, a. i , ibout Mpt. 4. For Luvi'Kt— Star of tlio c outh, ■; i ., Sept. 2. Fob STDViT and Mm-BouRNi" Hero * * % early; Crulckshank ond Co., agents. Victoria, i.s. bept. 7 , H. &1 Jervis »gent Foil Mflbournc- Miltiadu, ship, eariy , Owen and Graham agents, Foa Southshn To ts— From SUnuUau: 'iannaki, •.«., Sept 4 ; Combes and DMy, ug.jnts.

IMPORTS.— September 1. Per Southern Cross, e.g., from Napier : 60 head cattle, 250 sheep, Fisher and Co.

EXPORTS.— Shptemisbr 1. Per Clematis, for Napier : H),O(K) feot timber. Per Miltiadea, for Melbourne : 7 cases, 49 boxes tobacco, 1 cast* merchandise, 3 keg", 44 oaska lime juice, 73 empty iron tauks, J. Tolaon.

The A.S.P. Com piny 'as a. Southern Cross, Capt&ia Holmes, left -Napier at G p.m. on Saturday evening and experiLncod fair weather uutil the Ea->!; Cipo was round* d, ■be there had strong N. k.. wuA accompanied with rain, thunder, and lightning, ai. I a heavy oross sea from N.W. until reaching the Mercury Islands. Arrived at the Tamiki it 2 am yesterday and camo up the harbor at noon. Captain Holmes reports pauing the schooner Prince Rupert to the southward of the Eist Cape, and in the Bay Of Plenty, tho Columbia, and another ■choonor whoie name was not made out, all apparently bcuud for Auckland. The s.s. Southern Cress is appointed to leavo for Napier at 2 p.m. to-morrow. The fine irou brig liio Logo came alon^sldo the outer end of tho Outeu-street Wharf yesterday, to lake m tho lemainder of her outward cargo. Tho ship Miltiade3 left tho -wharf early yesterday morning, and dropped down to the man of-war anchorage on the ehb-tido She cleared out for Melbourne, with a ■mall general cargo, and sailed yesterday evening. The small new steamer Waitara mado her trial trip yesterday afternoon, and the result was very satisfactory. Her engines,designed by Mr. Lodder and constructed by Messrs. Fraser and Tinne, aio high pressure, of 10 nominal and 45 iml ucvti.il horse power, making 178 revolutions per minute, and driving the boat at the rate of eight knots per hour. She leaves for T*ranaki at the latter end of the week. The s.i. Star of the South sails to-day for Levuka, at 5 p.m. Captain Fjrqahar again aaiumes command, and Captain Palmer will await tho arrival of tho s.h Pretty Jane, now nearly due. The Government p s. Luna, Captain Fairchild, arrived in tho Mauukau at midnight on Monday, with the Suez mail ; and toolc her departure for the South at 1 p.m. yestoiday. The a.s. Taranaki, Captain Wheeler, is due from Southern ports to-day, and h announced to sail on her return trip at 2.30 p.m. on Friday next