PORT OF AUCKLAND.

Daily Southern Cross, Volume XXXI, Issue 5578, 13 July 1875, Page 2

PORT OF AUCKLAND.

High Watrr To-day : 2.2 a.m., 240 p.m. Sukrisi and Suvskt To-day : 7IS i m., 4 r ) r i p.m. Moon's Puask : Full Moon, 19th, 1.0 a.m.

ARRIVALS. Rosebud, three-masted schooner, from Dunedin.—T. Hall, agent. Golden Isle, schooner, 7$ tons, Matzen, from Russell. —Master, agent. Vincent, cutter, 20 tons, Austin, from Ttiuranga.—Master, agent.

DEPARTURES. Eb^nezer, schooner, for "W.mg.uoa. Mercuiy, cutter, forTiinia. Ocpan, schooner, for Mercury lid}'.

ENTERED INWARDS. Omaha, brigantine, 183 tons, Meiklejohn,from Lyttelton, with a cargo of grain. — Mastcr,ngent. Ebenezer, schooner, 24 tons, J. Skinner, from Coroninmlel, in ballast. — Master, agent. Effie Meikle, schooner, 41 tons, Koch, from Russell, with 70 tons coal. — Master, agent. Morning Light, cutter, 2!) tons, Tillei, from Port Charles, witli 20,000 feet timber.— Master, agent.

CLEARED OUTWARDS. Albion, barque, 328 tons, T. l'dinnl, foi liuv sell, in b.illa&t.— A.S.P.Co., agents. ofc^ Maid of the Mill, ketch, 20 tons, AVinrtoxei, for Orewa, withgenci.il caigo. -Hcntleivjn and Macfurlane, agents. Ebenciei, schooner, 24 toni, Skinner, for Wangaroa, in ballast. -Master, agent. Ocean, hchoonci, 28 tons., K.iwliugb, foi Met cury B.iy, with bumhies. — Msibtcr, agent. Mornine Light, cutter, 29 tons, Tiller, for Port Charles, in ballast. — Master, agent. Mercury, cutter, HO tonb, J. Stephens, fui Tairua, with a gencial caigo. — A. 8. Ru-'i>cll, agent.

VESSELS EXPECTED. PROM London — Sailed : Bobina Dunlop, March 29; Fleehero, Luttenvoith, Apul i:S; Alumlugh, Carisbrook Castle, ships.. Loading: Lauaik•hire, Lcctura, Helen Denny, "Wave Queen, Columbus, White Eagle, J. llennie, City of Auckland, Dover (Jaitlo, ships. Fuom R.viiOToxfi.v — Edith, sch., early; L:etitu, schoonci, early. Fbom South Sea Islands— Papua, sch. ; Martha, bq.; Peerless, schooner, early. Fbom Rotumah — Ryno, bgtne. Fbom Sydney — Llewellyn, s.s., early; Kebroyd, bq., sailed July 1. From Circular Head— Vivid, barque, eaily. From Newcastle— Stag, bq., early. From Port Gamble— Victor, bqtue., sailed 14th ult. FROM Lyttelton— Hadda.bq. ; Queen of the South, bq., sailed June 30 ; Medoia, bq., early; Fairlie, three-masted schoouoi, sailed 27th ; Clematis, ketch, early. From Dunedin — Rosannali Rose, early ; Agnes, brgtne., tailed June 30 ; Zephyr, sch., early. Fbom Friendly Islands — Charybdi*, sch., early. From New Caledonia— Keni lworth, sch., early. FROM Samoa— Vision, brig, early. Fbom Chatham Island— Magellan Cloud, bgtne., early. From San Fr \ncisco— City of Melbourne, E.M. ».s., tailed June 21st. From Timarii— Kate Brain, biigautine. From Pkxrh>n Inlands— Belle Biaudon, schooner, early. From Le\ lka— Dauntless, schoonei (Hawaiian), early.

PROJECTED DEPARTURES. In this list coasters are not included. Fob London — Fernglen, July; N.Z.S.CO., igenti. For Cape Colony— Shooting Star, bq., early ; L. D. Nathan and Co., agents. For Sydney and Melbourne. — City of Melbourne, «.8., shoi tly after arrival ; John Reid, agent. For Southern Ports — From the Manukau : Taranaki, s.h., to-day; W. F. Wheeler, agent. Taupo, 8.8., 19th ; Henderson and Macfarlane, agent*. For Rarotoxg a— Coronet, soli., early.

(A i|>cvial charge is made en consignor or consignees' announcements inserted in this column. J

IMPORTS. —July 12. Per Rosebud, three-masted schooner, fiom Dunedin : 1,836 sacks oats, 210 sacks flour, 130 Backs bran, -13 sacks oatmeal, 10 sacks poail barley.

Inwards Coastwise.— "Wanderer, cutter, 23 tons, Bailey, from Cabbage Bay, with 847 feet •hips timbers; Maiy Ann, cutter, 21 ton«, Martin, from Cape Colville, with 40 tons liiewood. Outwards CoAsrwihE. —"Wanderer, cutter, 23 tons, Silvina, for Gie.it Barrier, with sundries; Mary Ann, cutter, 21 tons, Martin, for Cape Colville, in ballast. The brig KllaGlidstone entered outwards for Newcastle, yesteulay morning. The cutter Vincent m nved fiom T.uuanga yesterday morning, with a cargo of produce. The three-masted schooner Rosebud ai lived fiom Dunedm yesterday. She brings a full caigo of grain, &c. She left Dunedin on the 30th June, and has h.id variable weather up the coast. The bobooner Ocean bailed for Mercmy Hay yesterday, with a cargo of sundries. The ketch Maid of the Mill started for Oiewa yesterday, with a genaral caigo. The baique Albion cleared outwards at the Customs yesterday, iv ballast, for llubsell. The N.Z. Shipping Co.'s ship Feinglcn entei ed outwaida at the Customs yesterday, for London. The schooner Ebcnczei sailed for "Wang.uo.i yesterday afternoon, in ballast. The brigantine Omaha entei ed inwards at the Customs yesterday. She will be berthed alongside the wharf ,if the weather piove* favourable, this morning. The schooner Golden Isle arrived from llussoll yesterday afternoon, with 102 tons coal. The cutter Mercury sailed for Tail ua, with a cargo of sundries, yesteulay afternoon. The cutter Tay ai lived at Onehunga, from Waitaia, on Saturday afternoon, with 9G sheep. The A. S. P. Co.'s s.s. Go-ahead left Onehunga on Saturday afternoon, for New Plymouth and "Wanganui ; and put back, on Sunday evening, owing to the heavy weather. She will take hei departure again to-day at 2 p.m. The Woodhuk ai lived .it Hokianga, fiom Sydney, on Saturday last, with one passenger. The barque "W. C "Wentwoitli cleared out wards for Sydney, at Hokiang.i, on Saturday afternoon. To-morrow at 4 p.m. the A.S.P. Co's s.s Southern Cioss is adveiti.sed to sail for Napier direct.