PORT OF AUCKLAND.

Daily Southern Cross, Volume XXXI, Issue 5571, 5 July 1875, Page 2

PORT OF AUCKLAND.

High Watkr To-daj : 8 11 a.m., 8.3G p.m. Suxriss and Su.nskt T.wlaj : 7.18 a.m., 4 .11 p m. Moon's Puasb: First Quarter, Julj 10, 10.19 p.m.

ARRIVALS.— Jci/i 3. Sarah, brig, 23.* tons, Thompson, from Dunedin, \ia Moeraki. — Ooupland and Co., agents. South Caiolina, cutter, 27 tons, Soares, from Russell. — Master, agent. Iona, s.s., 139 tons, Farquhai", from Russell. Passengers — Mr. and Mis. Scott, Judge Mumo, Dr. Knight, Rev. Mi. "Wallis, Messrs. Bridson, Dixon, J. Spencer, J. Herbert, H. Wright, Leyburn, Berard, 'Wheatman, Browni, Caldwell, G. Tliorne (jun.), and six in the steerage. — Craickshank and Co., agents.

July 4. Ella Gladstone, brig, 226 tons, J. Walsh.from Adelaide.— D. H. Mclvenzie, agent. Gem, schooner, 29 tons, Watts, from Poverty Bay via the East Coast, with 12 passengers. — J. "W. Blown, agent.

DEPAKTUKES.— JULY 3. H.M. s. Dido, for Wellington. Caller Ou, ship, for Newcastle. Albion, biig, for Kaipara. Golden Isle, schooner, for Russell. Magic, cutter, for Rus&ell. Wangaiei, cutter, for W.mgarei. July 4. Golden Isle, schooner", after putting back. F.innie, cutter, 39 tons, fiom "Wangapoua. — Master, agent.

CLEARED OUTWARDS. Magic, cutter, 30 tons, Lombanl, for Russell, in ballast.- -M. Niccol, ngent. AVangarci, cutter, 32 tons, "Williams f°* "Wangarei, with a full general cargo. — Master, •Sent.

VESSELS EXPECTED. FROM London— Sailed : Forfarshire, March 18 ; Robina Dunlop, March 29 ; Flechevo, April 13; Luttei worth, Apiil 13: Alumbagh, ship; Carisbiook C.istle, ship. Loading: Lanaikshirc, Lectui.i, Helen Denny, "Wave (juccu, Columbia, "White JjUgle, J. ltennic, City of Auckland, ships. From Rvuotonga — Edith, sch., cwly. From Souni Ska Islands — P.ipua, sch. ; Martha, bq. From Kotumah— Ryno, bgtne. From S\dney — Llewellyn, s.s., early. From Hobvrt Town — Bella Mary, bq., eaily. From Ciuctlak Head— Vivid, barque, earlj r . From Xlwcastlk — Elm Grove, bq., early. From Tort Gamble— Victor, bqtne., sailed 14th ult. From Lyttelton — Hadda,bq. ; Queen of the South, bq. ; Medora, bq., early ; Omaha, sch., sailed; Fail lie, three-masted schooner, sailed 27th ; Ethel, bigtne, sailed 27th. From Dunedix — Kosannah Rose, early ; Rosebud, three-masted sch. ; Agnes, brgtne., e«rly. From Friendly Islands— Charybdis, sch., early. From New Caledonia— Kenil worth, sch., early. From Samoa — Vision, brig, early. From Chatham Island— Magellan Cloud, bgtne., early.

PROJECTED DEPARTURES. In this list coasters are not included. For London — Fernglcn, July; fc.Z.S.Co., agents. For Cape Colony— Shooting Star, bq., early ; L. D. Nathan and Co., agents. For San Fhancisco (via Honolulu.) — Mikado, R.M.s.s., July 9. FOR SVIINEY AND MELBOURNE— Hero, S.S., about July 0 ; Ciuickshank and Co., agents. For Southern Ports— From the Manukau : Phoebe,, s.s., 5th ; "W. F. Wheeler, agent. Hawea, s.s., July 6 ; Henderson and Macfarlane agents. For Rarotonga— Coronet, sch., early.

t A special charge is made on consignor or consi^iiccs* announcements inserted in this column.]

IMPOSTS.— July 5. Per brig Ella Gladstone, from Adelaide : 1,448 qrs. wheat, 25 cases jam, 2 cases wine. Per Sarah, brig, fiom Dunedin via Moer.iki : 760 sacks flour, GO do., 80 £-sacks do., 1,728 sacks oats, GO sacks oatmeal, 500 sacks bran, 5 sacks pearl barley.

Inwards Coastwise. — Tradewind, cutter, 19 tons, Johnson, from Great Barrier, with 40 tons firewood. The Golden Isle left for Russell on Saturday afternoon, but put back to port yesterday moining, in consequence of the strong N. E. wind. The cutter F.mnie, from Wangapoua, arrived yesterday morning with a cargo of timber. The brig Ella Gladstone arrived from Adelaide yesterdiy afternoon, at 3 o'clock. She left Adelaide on the 11th ult., and has not made a very quick passage. The barque Glimpse, which left for Newcastle on Friday evening last, was compelled to put back to Rangitoto Channel yesterday morning, owing to the dirty weather outside. The brig Albion, which left for Kaipaia, on Saturday morning, put back to the Noith Head yesterday morning. The s.s. Hawci is announced to leave the Manukau for Southern poits on Wednesday next. The schooner Clyde left for Wangaiei on Saturday, but was compelled to put back to harbour tluough stress of weather. H. M. s. Dido took her departure for Wellington early on Saturday morning. The N.Z. Shipping Co.'s ship Caller Ou took her departui e for Newcastle on Saturday morning. At Newcastle she will load coal for a China poit. In consequence of the strong N.E. wind she was obliged to anchor in Rungitoto Channel, and will leave theie with the first favouiable opportunity. The cutter Magic took her departure for Russell on Sa tin day morning. The cutter South Carolina arrived from Russell on Satin day morning, with a cargo of coal. The schooner Atlantic has been chartered by Messrs Combes and Daldy to load with timber foi Lyttelton. The brigantint Coronet was hauled up into the yards of Mi . D. Gouk on Saturday morning, ■where she will be mcaulked and coppered, and rigged as a fore and aft schooner. The brig Albion sailed for Kaipara on Saturday. The cutter Wangarei sailed for Wangarei on Saturday, with .i gencial cargo. The a s. Iona, fiom Russell, arrived on Saturday morning, with a number of passengers and a cargo of 10 head cattle and Cl bags gum. She will leave again this afternoon. The new time-table of the Manaia, Hauraki, and Enterprise is published in our advertising cilumns. T.ie s.h. Southern Cross is announced to leave Onehunga for Hokianga to-morrow. The cutter Three Bi others is expected to sail for Mangawai about six o'clock this evening, in place of the Alarm. Tendeis aie required for provedoring the A S. P. Co.'s steameis. The s.s. Pietty Jane will leave for Gisborne and Napier on Wednesday next at 4 p.m. The s.s. St. Kilda will (weather, &c, permitting) leave for Wanganui to-monow at noon. The Gem schooner arrived on Saturday evening from Poverty Bay via the Eist Coast with a full complement of passengers, and a geneml cargo of produce. The biig Sarah arrived from Duncdin, via lloeiaki, on Saturday morning, at 8.30 o'clo. k She left Dunedin on the 15th Juno, and ai rived at Moeraki on the 17th; left Moorald on the 20th, uul h.ul light noithoily winds for two days, af lei wards strong southerly gales to the East Cape, with thick rainy weather. Tho East Cape was nude on Tuesday, the 20th. Hovc-to for two ihys to the eastward of the East Cape; from thence had light N.N.E. winds to .the Meic u y Islands, which wore sighted on the 1st inst. Since then stiong N.W. winds till ariival as above. The Saiali comes consigned to Me, sis. Coupland and Co. She was beithe.l alongside the whaif during the day, and will co nmence disc hat ging her caigo this morning.