Shipping Intelligence.

New Zealand Herald, Volume III, Issue 778, 12 May 1866, Page 4

Shipping Intelligence.

i AFCKLAiTD. _: "NTKATtTEit,—May 11-'Flno. Wind B.W. VESSELS IN HARBOUR. •Anno Molhuish, Virque, from Newcastle. -Argo, schooner, from Matakana. Bluo Bell, schooner, from Omth. Eliza Shairp, barque, from Sail Francisco. jS'eva, schooner, from Tahiti and Rorotonga. overman, barque, from ilobar- Town and Port Arthur. Rangatira, s.s., from the South. •Southern Cross, schooner, from the 'South Sea Islands via Sydney. 'Tasmanian Maid.-p.s-, from Wangarei. "Wild Wave, ketch, from_ Canterbury. Waverley, brig, from Chinn. 'Zillah, Bchooner, from Napier via Tologa Bay. VESSELS EXPECTED. /Alexandr.i, ship, from Loudon, 1 (K\>., 240, 1 d.p., 6070, sailed January 27. 33eautiful Stur, s.s., from Napier. ■Coral Queen, schooner, Trom tho South Sea Islands 3 d.p., 295. <C'ißsiporc, ship, from "London, 3 d.p., ?917. JDrngou, barque, from Newcastle, N.S.W., sailed 3rd; inst., S d.p., 5602. '.ITolir.csdalo, ship, from Melbourne, 3 d.p., 4556. •Jo)m Tompcrley, ship, from London {loading), 3 d.p., 1573. ! Kate Waters, barque, from Queensland, new code, T.K.M.H. Monarch, ship, from London, 1 d.p., 5491 (loading.) Norwood, ship, from London, 2 d.p., 9458. j Princess Alice, brig, from Valparaiso, 2 d.p., 4938. Pegasus, ship, from London, 1 d.p., 9453. •Quren of tho North, ship, from London, 3 d.p., 725, suilod Jerraary 17. Rita, brig, from Sydney (loading,) 2 d.p., 7930. Rob Boy, ship, from London, (loading) 2 d.p., 2-18. 1 3pc.Tcl-.veli, ketch, from Waugaroa. Stnr'of the South, s.s., from Napior. Trieste, barque, from San Francisco, 2 d.p., 9847. Talbot, ship, from London, 1 d.p., 1470. Tritely an, ship, from Adelaide, new code, "V.N.H.S. U'twera, schooner, from Napier, 3 d.p., dloi, ■Xorquil, barque, from Melbourne. PROJECTED DEPARTURES. Jessie Kelly, for Sydney; Zillali and Nora, For Tahiti; Norman, for Kaldon Island; Kahgatira, s.s., for the South.; Eliza Shairp, for Sydney. AUBIVALS. MAT. H Cora, schooner, *12 tons, Wilson, from Parengai;onga, J*orth with 20 ton - * tauri gum. 11—Smuggler, 21 tons, Petersen, from Wangarei, \with gum, produce, &c., 6 passengers. 2£u£o Grant, schooner, 40 tons, Matzeu, from " o l t the Tamaki), "with cattle, produce, &c, J~~ : *^ a P oro > schooner, 30 tona, Thwaites, from lort Charles, Great Barrier, with sawn timber, 3 passengers DEPARTURES. MAY 11—Vistula, schooner, 133 cons, Pa ton, for Sydney, -™tli original cargo from. Napier-7 passengers. - p C; , l , B r.°® ze ' Schooner, 70 tons, W. Norris, . , Rus t sclI > : rli , h sundries—U passengers. nr , ane,, schooner, 38 tons, Faulkner, for Wairoa ( 11 ay) t , vith storcgj &c _ •n r c scheonor, 42 tons, Bailey, for Tauranga, lth shingles, &c. INWARDS COASTWISE. MAY 11—Mapero, form Port Charles, with 25,000 feet timber, 3 passengers ; Dolphin, from the Barrier with 30 tons fire wo jd ; Smuggler, from Wangarei, 2 ■tors gum, 2 tons produce, 4 passengers ; Victoria, irom iauranga, with 6 tons gum, 10 nativo passengers; Coromandel, from Coromandel, with 10 bags imuze,_lo pign, 8 passengers; Comet, from Puhoi, villi o tons firewood, 5,500 shingles, 1 passenger : Lee, from Cabbage Bay, in ballast, 2 passengers. OUTWARDS— COASTWISE. may Hero.for Mercery Bay, with sundries, 1 passriiger ; i>ea Breeze-, for Russell, with sundries. - joo ' r i._ Mrs. M. Johnstono, Messrs. Mo - lester, Howell, "Morgan, Smith, Davis, 4 nativos : yoinet, l°r Pub o i, with sundries, 4 passengers: Lee, , or Canoiur-e in ballast, 1 passenger. OUTWARDS FOREIGN. MAT 11—Vistula, 133 tons, Put on, for Sydney. Passengers—J. -arris, Messrs. Brown, Madden,"Headerson, M'Alester, Elliott.—J. S. Macfarlane & Co., agents. 11—Eliza Shairp, 386 toDS, Gay, for Sydney, in ,ballast-. —J. S. Macfarlane & Co., agents. EXPORTS. Per Vistula, for Sydney : —127 hides, 40 eheepskins, 5 casks tallow, 17 bales wool, 2 packets. The .Tessik Kelly—This fine new schooner will • come alongside tlie wharf to-day, to load for Sydney, . and. will not sail before Tuesday next. The Wild Wave. — Ihe centre-board ketch Wild Wave, which recently arrived here from Lyttelton, has undergono extensive repairs and alterations, • :it the hands of Mr. Beddoes, North Shore. She lias had new decks, bulwarks, <£c., her rig altered to topsail schooner, and the centre-board and case taken •oat of her, in fact, she has been almost made a new reiscl. The "Wild Wave is owned by Captain Iwersen, and may be expected over at the wharf to load for the South, about Tuesday next. The Speed welli. —We learn that the ketch Speedwell, Captain Brown, was loading at Wangaroa for this port on Monday last, and may therefore be hourly looked for. New Vessel.—Mr. Beddoes has laid down at hi 3 yards, North Shore, the keel of a largo thraa-masted schooner, to the order of a Southorn firm.

The schooner Cora, Captain "Wilson, left Parens;areiiga, Korth Capr, on Friday last. Had fine weather and light liend winds throughout, arriving in harbour at noon yeterday. She brings 20 tons kauri gum.

TJ'o schooner Rapid, Captain Bailey, sailed last evening for r J auranga, with a cargo of tim Dor, shingles, &c.

The schooner Kate Grant, Captain Matzcn, arrived from Wangarei early yesterday morning, and went lip tho Tamaki to discharge cattle. Sho may be expected up harbour this morning. At tho date of last ad-vices, the schooner Clyde was ■at Tauranga, from Wangapoa, with a cargo of timber, and would shortly return again to the mills for another cargo.

The cutter Smuggler, Captain Peter/itn, arrived yesterday from Wangarei with a cargo of produce, •&c., and 4 passengers. The brigantine Vistula, Captxin Paton, siiled yesterday afternoon for Sydney, witlrher original cargo ot hides, tallow, woo), &c., from Napier ; she also took seven passengers.

The barque Eliza Shairp, Captain W. Gay, clearod at the Customs yesterday for Sydney, in ballast, and will sail this morning. The schooner Mapere, Captain Thwaitea, arrived in harbour yesterday from Port Charles, Great .Barrier, with a cargo of 25,000 feet sawn timber, and 3 passengers.

The Bay of Islands regular trader Sea Breeze, Captain W. Morris, sailed ag>iin for Russell yesterday afternoon, with a full cargo and 11 passengers. The s.s. Star of the South, Captain Bendall, may be expected to-day from Napier via the Tamaki, with another cargo of sheep. The schooner Jane. Captain Faulkner, sailed yesterday morning for Wairoa, Hawke's Bay, with a cargo of stores, &c.

The schooners Zillah and Neva, for Tahiti, are fast filling up, und will sail the beginning of tho ensuing week..

The strong south r west breeze that lias been blowing three or four days of this week, has prevented the discharge of the barques in the roadstead. The gale was rery severe in tho Strait, delaying the Airedale 34 h ura. The barque Shelburne would have cleared out on Monday last had the weather permitted; she will now be detained two or three more days. Tho Bhelbiinio has been afc anchor longer than any other ve?sel since the foundation of the settlement. She dropped anchor from England on the 10th. ultimo, an i the weather has been such that, with the exception of a few days, the boats have beon discharging

cargo, and during tha whole time she has not weighed anchor. Her largo cargo would have been landed sooner had it not been mixed up with the Napior cargo. The nocessifcy of shipping ballast and landing a large number of loose slatos, lias also beeti a cause of delay. The Lady Emma, barque, commenced discharging yostf rday. Sho britiga a cargo of V.D.T,. palinas, posts and rails, timber, fruit, &c.—Tarahalci Herald, May 5. A ship's life-buoy, with the name painted on it "The Thane, ofLondon." picked up last week by a military setflir at Takiiukipapa, a few miles south of Tataraimaka.—Tbid,